The Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-02-11, Page 6from
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0-Wottetevil4 ,rX1..L-rrotiristtrade pate that 300 more British failigieS
over V800',000 tothe Pro- will be .read y to leave for Canada by
• 'Igo. of Pince 'Edward Island during the middle of June : pe34.- • • • .'
the yeAr`1.9201 According to 'the annual.; Toronto, Ont.4--litiring, the . year
, report. of the bland Tourist Associa4 ;1925 a total of 1,242,742Valted,States:
tipn„ The tratRot the repert stathSe atitemobiles entered, th,!, 'Province Of
ia japitlly growing.. During the 1925'' Ontario thrOUgh , Sialcan ports of
StIM*4ltr, hAlida3r Season about 41,000 entry, of whieh oyer 200,000: rmhaiSed
people visited the Is`..4n,:), compared for a period of from, one, to-. thirty,
with 36,000 peopleduring the corres- days. • It is estiinatedthat this traffic
ponding period of :the preVions»-year.liesulted in $40,000,000 worth of new
Twenty.que. huntird eers crossed 10 linainesa for Ontario. •
the province in the: sunimer. of 1'40 .Winbipeg Mr -. --Great Prectress
, Tear, Conipared with 1,400 tinthe MO' .ha$.7bg1,1 Made sla,ca Or. establishment
• mer of and. 800 in the a?niinlet .73,fafitt
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„entireq, new. bici_Lea*trosed
Market--for-the-conSuinpiden7ODW&Ar ToSita have inc.re ed from b34 220at:
•.Scotian fish in its fresh.state,has bt.,est, Noyetrsher 30„: 1920, te$11,9118.,4,5' at
"o0ned tip in: tngland; and already Aprii 30, .1025; siates.:the.anntal Ire;
.iikiferal largo ;Shipme-ati, have gone ;peririaCentiSr issued. ,
forward by yariotis ocean •liners l‘tees
10it from this: pcn't.;„ :me ASh.are.ellig:'earriedoVer a number of ear the
Shipped in Chilled air: SPace and they Mowehenko Drothera• of :krdill SO-
. ...are Stated 'to' arrii,6 in England' in:Ice'„tehey•Tan, in. tha growing Of,selected
•,.exposerkt• .60141441n, •According to the seed and. erosSing one variety with
• eitPorters•there IS an deinand 'an:Other, has' resulted in tlie: prodtic.
• in the 471d ,Country for these fish :n 1. tion of a very fu type Of witer:nielon:
, the price .received iS censkieted very and, intisk rnon, Nvhich can he grown
natiSfactory. , • ' •• successfUlly, any season in this pro: -
Saint John; l'‘IX:•7713,11tutier and luM- Experiments' along these 'lines i
her product s •exported to :the United have ben carriost Out in the irrigate.d ;I
States . from 'the quint Jiiint consular sections _of Southern, Alberta daring
district during the quartet ending De- I, recent Years and have •been'•compar.
ceMber-31st, 190 showed an increase atively suCCeSsful
or ,tnore than 421:00.,000, oia.r 'he oerz /,,ethtridge, Alta -The oil refinery
. responding . Period of 1924. 'Ole total , at Coutts, Alberta, close to the' Mon-
forthe period woe $948,828, he coin, ' tan a libandail( and the Sweet grass
' • itOdity • shippetrip„•the largest (it?, nti- I. oil, field, tvill soon be. operating, with 4
g Odd littl 'soft ' nd ith h dli '
and laths well up in the Standthg. I ca'Paciti of 2,000 barrels' of crude oil
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PROPER CARPI IcE111P-.,3.. A•VTOS'ALWAY'YOUgd.
F.eimeotoi:afrio." ot:nnaectlhotaleustytonegai:adtby90,sttihie:rd9:f, :iia.6aiiieti. itiPohpe7;raptn.tyfRtpnaaprisiit....4etilifiltuetrie;..oeeraagrtii;oiehanianEttstoisn.arztlili 1 ceofthlya je4La;:idboigc tohfeS:,:bslocavetehseevyrviiine. ,r0; ,.
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and milt mu t c„uusu.,:t the .zi411 st4, Take, for i;,,StAtkeeri an automObilq, I•verY- interesting al4inraa of the Jaaci
stistics of . nietor car to see hut' 041 It Wil snnietitneOhe ini'llessiki-e to e:elie 4iSalir,t4:Stil7 gTvekn17 thr" ' Prairie Pr°v"
it is. A ' is apt to belts ciAl ne It ItVhb.oit'dlieller;ls'ofontl:)71heit:1;:l.l'a°raeeifPitctlit:La' f‘O‘I)PloPv(yliFn7,14akins71. i'f:ijra4pd.prlItet.Fr'el.)8;oh'elialdYthhlt110 '
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leriks2that i , car which has the best clesed car it will he difOeult to raise,
,casaraionaatfrtiveratllvYnk4eer. , it'a' :49°Icl` as wea and :ewer the Wind.tomOVis.;.. Thiv i8 (1.11;.1°,°“h P.rtIvince'; • ' - '
, , . . . t,o the body having 11' thrust oat ,o • ., T the land seSter three different •
are taxed to the limit, will have. 4 .
. AlAr• , in trave:ing, over ;QUO- road; '..4haVe, ' reilkaPa tee cOaetruction pf 90130Vtunitt.P# are,' presented. He may
gai3e. Or nialko;04..0:Yets- beim bacorhe either ari. improVect: or unimPr°;'•ed.•
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-••••-•.--111atural:
.Th0 Rea"Otneces hiteiligenea•
teNer-lOvirg eat‘o.tOttli:Wpa esP':;stril: 'ft. t • •
of
-the' In'
A ..worii•an 'and an automobilo, are part o1
espeOally whpro. :tome, 411.d• timing; tbi. frame wrI• too. light in the ''llrat s.leei 'a: tr!"••-•'''40•00..tead? Or' Purchaoe. .
--ten-deffairte-iik-6--fapicry, itq T •
thiS134.471°G"ned'- ••
sou6enibt7ddrisvt:rawaarrp y!leeerotatoln.7404.1 a :034...:. with the cemi.ng of. ,hoilion,..tires , Fre.p' Heinesteads-,-The ifrce 'bine- •••
whee: .up on,,,the, t4r4,10f. the
0.4vet, e'ncl. the Comnfiint nge Of good springs- stead•Palicy. whereby ii gaalified Ter ''
ve ono , , _ been , , • -
'...1P•uen RDA ' anded. to the coin:fort Sea' maY 'acquire...a. qmiliter-seetiou ot „
t,hifilting there 'is;:little baita ta seal- Of atiteniobtle,AasSengera,. tegste. fet. land by the,performance of certain.
a pitcsdura, ' .4n: rea:itY this;rja very:. „tame 'haire sae, greatly ,prolonged,...tia: residepeo and imProVement dIstiefi; .,
.likely,19 strain the •wifie:ie frattm :of life WO, 'frinne0. "':' .: , I Stra-ntpli.$: to the public lasnla-in the
, i_tthoe.;;;cerrigi. SJ,1.1-e4if .".thit!l'aatrIvatliair:la"a1:411Set'l'Ag:d: iir:;ibioadsil-ilj' eefrglinTne'e4'raC.' tt's)171;7 ‘'''':*.;.4tt :' '''.0tPitp.°11:tvfl'poir S'bEiefl:Pkett6alletteh.n' 'icoit4t111111:;•:i7tiltrhdelke°11.e9:alit:r""...r4:1..,:CI '!.. ',' '• ''''''.
'ZitilTati,Cn'ertiXe'PerPeefveirli.eh'te,ere,leaf?%teftillettlehet':;nht,I'-r;onr,e§.4 ai(qpitItetalltb. proteabeiil;t094tehte.°IPr.yOrtion'-of the-Priiirinc ,e; -suitable lands- •-''''•••-•
,f mine 'is.:Ol.,ertniced:: , •,•:'. i. •:': , .' 1 agoinst mistreatment, .'„It ,is then •thsit • as•tailable for bonieSteat „etitr7 are
l'.iroccaroii:rli;1/1!..hu7rbd.i.:olvri.ragogin7.4c;.haerrawa:;:::,..may give it a s'fresh appearance, bUt it 'ilrali:'•' Piacti°allY, all 'the free
ten (Is to loOsen the'. riv,ta that keeP . raesarisretlis;arilais.citn'Yf°4111,thal. al:key'elf„.ntia,:bbinuet now er alive4inii:hm)eo:Sits1:7Wpooepdleadr,. a the
iii;i91,11:w4.
the fr ine rigid Consequently, th•e, car ' i il be ES Id car just the saini-,, ' 44,. the sane tinie a tot of it is too
s0 ailtotoObile can said •ta,-"be ge.t-•Practical& exhausted... •There is yeryC.,
The rutting Of the frame whether meg em, A- coat of Paint 'Varnish little free land left that is clear, nPeri' .
f,L, • t• w. n • • • ,
berrins •to show fiiigns•-of beinr loose Even .t,f. heavily timbered' to permit of economic
A rnpv ng iticture machine' concealed ia tile Quirt' While Judge Brennan", • jointed. • it to age ra'pisry. The I E
. , - • ' a con, isl.itabff e • arrm.T.rt
cleiring at -theepresent tine ." •
• ns of Detroit, Ltonioicaaett that Irene PrzYbYia, ogcci roar, w,aid go to an institu- autornehEe that traVels on country. results are not •Iik-e'y
1.money 13. spent en or repaits e , .
to lie satisfac-' Piirchnsed ,_W +, improVed
tion, decided for. him .that the ohild should be 'awarded to its fccistor Parent, •foods, Where docp gutters are more tory •
, • I agridultural centlitio,n* betto•r trans-
Mrs...Irene Cfoos•en; rather:than to itsoatural niother. The film showed that, nuinerods,. natura4y stibjected to The MOdern nutciriohl:ein good portati rura-i te'epheiies
ions. mac. i
1 dition, is praCtically. noiseless. - The, arid • good markets, the' eppeftunities
' ;... owner who keeps the rMtchine proPar4 . for success In grain stowing, Mixed
. . more tlian the .Car -traveling cas EL 'ety 1 t . , .. • •
I Pilvoroont or 8 or:4°0th highway' .- labricated,'all nu and bolts tight and farming, dairying, and pou:try,rals-*
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I ' When the fraine -becomes more or dr Ves Most of ,t e t me n compel- , ig e e 1 .av
'less loose-jointed the body which rests atively smooth rads -will eXpeilence,i if free prairie 'homesteads are ahriost'
' 9 it be ' s to tw'st and 'disinte.: none of the annoyances Which come a thing of the past The greatest op; .
Mrs: CrOosen (shown With the 'child) reacted more to the. announeernent than these unfavoraKe conditions h
did the tnother.
Montreal; Que.--Oyer six hundred : •• •
British families are waiting to sail for I • :Port is!•berni, 13.(1. -71 -The jqint organ.
,Canada in the' spring, having' heer0,ization of King -Farris• 'T.,utnter Co.
ring. •111,, the eloistered • ; bulbs under-
gi'ound. ' , • ••
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Winter is heautlful, . tee, with its
To Much Statistics.
, ,aecepted 131f the. Canadian. Director Of ,and•Blhedel,-Welch and Stewal:t,i,vb,101.. mornirig -mists end. red „sunsets, the `Fite head of ,a n :------------------ kl grate; T,Ile franie' of:the body hecomea from Can. expect. the maxi- portnnittes :lie. in .the vast ares t.
' ttl 'd "Iumbosrin ve tare sharp. detail of its lenfle5s houdits Ifie being • uslied' 'the ,gov, loose:Ad,. For when. this twisting is mum enjpyinent ,in the use of hiS Par uniipPreve4 Vacant land," helf,r. by Rh-
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the scheme to establish 2000 families . Great,: Cential; Lake , has startetl"oneiines of a '-fro'sen 1411,,,a-eape. There en:Imola •to reply to. certain. ousstionSeonnannicated to the body .this im- and the ma•Ninurn lengt/ y_.±.21f.t, •
Ub ill the Dominion, according to word re- operations en the' new mill. 'It' iS sitti. is an •einberapt .Jpy in the str, .jo• relating to his citi, seals]: the folibw.
Vent. Committee. The.Canntliall autli- I Pver • Minion dollars 'have that Would sethir ,spring froin 'the • OniStion-What :.is. the 'deallfrato
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ceived here from the Overseas Settle- -ated in leen thoimandacres 'of virgin ' that borting,s ,pocullarly lo whiter end : log PaPer?
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orities• in London • COnfidently -'antici..ralready hoot invested. •...• • r•ilgorons •and Conrageons ite.'art .of ea. per tlt0u ai 1 in year: City? • , ' •
rtit,pee,,:inaking great, •prepo'rations.,:nio., 1113,. coW 4•,13 • he witi•of
'all ',its 'Wide doma1114.i. Artqc•-so ,great-, AtiPlc•ihat ail 'intiSt•die•-,'',_sOnia the old,,
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are the ,;Pletieure'S • of.'enticilnition thav . •• •
one. weeld 'netrhasten;by oi tm_kinir, 1 • Qtteetion-1,,,,' tat is* the •iinnual • 'ilia;
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bat4rave:-arri.,:tysitivritirtfillt ifTg UP; an•cl
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Says Music in Church. Has Kew Garden s in Wilmer.
uur.sOrital10.. • • ;.',SCC. •
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arvi a 41),riacl On> balrb of 4101:4,
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'• atrite-3 0 e 0 i Skr1211011"deliv.ered .„87.---.-- . • . • • t
641„.a.,:atioli.:',Olumptre44...t..4iTim.e/ii, pir!A gl_c_am: a.nckty)nkle on each sepal.-
. _ te:hia.de,ot•Igrass, but ivimieYer the
• sup' does. not: penetrate . 'sere • are ' Sentenk'e Seiviona
- 7 -Cathedral, Toronto; at -a 'service hekl
in.nommer:rioraticiix,{pf•*. Ceeilia's•PAY. • I. 7- _, . ..., •-• •
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.,...• sioPs of froxen snow on :lava and " If ' You tIa.Ve-7frionda no financial
. The: Church, he,fi.edere.o.;.••aras bnilt .u. -.04th.. rr,,.he leivese••ef ,eirergreens• are •Paniii e4P. make you root. . . .
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music. It •was power whioh;might th . .
. out ea.-wi aelicate .fringes of, frost,
lift-mia-tio the thrOne of 'God. It had aria
very treestent shinek-in glittering
been said- that if we could not answer. \ice wi2h I " *.• ti* 1 I ••' • 1 •
.T-Noney, you have not yet achioVed
lappiness. •• • .
„ • . • , a wia c 0. as • --Wor t, ..011..t•t•vsl, an •opport.tinily tO
Atlelasin with argument . °911-1c1" ha sun .1-lieS higher, ' The: Somber PrOi,,o.iiirar • • • '
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'Smether if.'witivasong; Special,music beauty, of 'fir trees IS .intenaified by the . do Mit pity yoprself
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was' arr.4oge,4'..• f0r - snow-, but the sprinkling is so light 'far tikes? up one e.se yon- •
choir, .tn4e.r. the dii‘ection .• of:. Dr. Al-•
ahat the grove tipaaheNis 'frea-from • . te.treat•tliersi
bert" gain, singing Milton's to fand :already liegieS to e,hOw., ter :i4nO• they. tr ea t• you. . •
veIce.and• Verise.,'"Illetit‘,Pair ofSirens." .,that .'pniple • tinge ' 'that. toil:AS.1 perhapS •teaeh
1, • get te,. maple in 1887 by Sir Hubert , later te.a deep pinkish blush•When the:
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- • • Oen' IS rising in the spring. 'ender the .• Cod, yin! ere ;-,frength Mod
In how* MAIO .1O'i;ring. taenierk.; Of beeches lies a .drift of red leaVet's end': 'against any 'disaster • '`
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'late Queen Maher, a service 'Wee seine oaks still carry in their tcipine.t
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held In antes' conoutren.ly with hrattoitea:ary fo.iage that ibOlcs like. a '
oral.' 'In making this an-, load of .pale told against the bine sip:.
t Caen. .Plumptre • said "The One leeilese tree;: the 4:the Hu u. Crab, • -
erning for one. greatly .hei a ,crown of bright scarlet he.rrios,
,the 10'5,41
ponnteme
midreis 1
passed anti' black In. the stinlight 1.,t tlie nt.,.•
fiesta as,the Queen Mother.. TbiS aerVice..i jestio forms Of ..CYPress.;••••ced.ic.of 1•4-...1
will; be 'held, in tipeffort ,eicnreas.':baiioni.a_nd pine.. , • " • ' ' •
the oetTnoss, ti*i.drealfty, of otir loyalty 1 The like, so beautiful •
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4frOotioit''for her who has so sud wth ptirple 'deg •andloese-Strife, ewo.i.
...:denly 'been, taken from our nt 5t 1 an expanse of ice on watch. water fowl • .
. Taking 'his text from .the.,Psalins• of 1. look. .s.frang?:.71y,out o Waco.: • though
Davld"I2..w114..optin'my dirksayings they See'tn.-te :prefer' 'even fre:ken , Water! '
;open • the harp " Caton '•Plunintre',•des- • to none'.' at 'Everywhere' birds'. a•fe '
Cribe.d*.meeic as a Medlornwhereby- we • busy in the laul els. and fly' Onzelly,for,,s• .•
might tell /these •thinge'of :the heart,' crumbsthe: rohin, with nitkert
' Which otherwise' would' "ba..luntelitable. ;red braes
• It waeat once the, roost, hunten and [he looks nitiCh in his °lenient; :and am...
'.mOst divine of all the arta It express -• rears oir a sprig."of :holly...as:Its Would .
.ed those • 'Subtle . Intonations• , of the on a Chrietnies '. •
hunian mind 'which *ere 'beyond the in w4ater whata loreiy
realms 'Of Speech,. -.Annie' W4,8.1110.6 ted -read •• can . he, thai '*s in
than a mere expression,. it • was a re- 'leafless. ,Woode,,. and • has:. everY puri Ue
-velation Not .only• were the steeliest laoell edreswkli fri110 51 10001- of ' •
• 'aspirations' of the soul •regarding ped7: fee, •ond overY•IA•anibl.e
'and un1Yers expreeSeci in muah but :siaisits.embirolderY. with Si; tit" (;!1i, ,
•through ••it the Dfirlite spoke; ip • the on . leaf and stein. The great gratiS
&Lathan,' • ' • • • houses hoard thelr treasuilex, at piIii
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of the martyr; St. Ceeilia, who it :Svas..• Peers at theni through • the pinks .doora .
said, hici.ealled the angels down from:rand metnoly. flies to 1' ii nfj barcl ".".
Phimptre painted • to wbere,' arum liliesbiOwwiki n t ra•i
':theeffect of /tingle On. Biblical hiStOry, Vine, arneng the 11111,1 end where .
"Tli•O Chttreh," he.,declaredi: ',qv built chlds frlmge tne-foreat fref..g. • Thil no'
on -ratiSIC•• -We' are' a; singing people ' 'regret Is felt that .)n...iCr's‘''itil 1. 0.7/10
and, our, way:ls th sav f.song In of .year ' „only frostitlesvors bloSSOrn:;.
keePing this -.day,. ve it)rise.critte our- ttidre is Plenty .of crolor,•atid• rieh 6,010!,, . •
• -eelve's:,to all 'that is best in 111(1 40 l'iTe• too, in ..the grays,rods a01.1,:rot\ :ts 4 1, •
leak:••forytard' to 'the day 'when earth's tiee' trunkwithered bracken,
feeble Melodies .may bo joined.to the leaf, and.,pretnity lifted berry., Nat •a
• glorious Chorus "of the, choirs in trace Of a .gt•een• shhrit,„ Can ba•SeenP5Abir.47
• ea ahioVe.". • ' • , • • .; ; yet, 'but already, there. Must be a Stir- •
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MUTT. AND JEFP:-LT3,-- gud.Fir,4164.'
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MONStauR,
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EIFFeL
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To wear. the sunset
Tonil thel_atreanya
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To Sleep •at.rii4.ht
ir(Tiii7do, the—So tlYingn
Mountain.
with your snows
s, emerald -rose. ,
from your
Rai;
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can say. --Blargaret Tod Ritter, in "Mirrors.'
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.ing Water :sufficient and .of good
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• APswer--.7Froni , the remotest period;
no one .bas ever died of thirst'
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• Qtiestion -•-.Vhat IS the general:
'hyrgetlic .contlitlen.-et your City? •
Answer, ---Since Minh sent' U8 "A167'.•
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Itatutne.li; his prabhet, to purc-o the
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been., . great fin pro v, e leen t. : And i !4•011r81,
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thy iamb of the NN. est, cearie your qUeal
tionin,
g which cap -do no goo__d either
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VriVate Imp orang;•.of . tobn cco is • for-
..-bui•cton in Jariab.. . , . ' •
Capachan s ;Two Names.: •
Black C.at Luck
Sentee land -owners,' railroad, compane
ies and 'others. These aye .Scatterecl • ,
throughout the whole pro‘kilice aad.
have' the ; advantage of. bei.,:ig.; sand- •
gerrnhiraallYis bneelileigVeeeild'ilenekt;a7ir-,ttehnatt net ren- t'thinellsecglivininbgettrira tpluierchhliaTeerNs'4,dthiarcit
.tn4eect:doualfeithit betcekt h(lea'tds'riviefn°nat'rayl..tt-erifs;‘ avna.-Ciltatire liQike:ern°jaodie;dsbcY119o():Ids.;rniselitr.t.k:4!it.;.''
we meot one in the street the ornetttsThe awrege,a vTh5Thasrh-o-ino:“
•gl(')Oac oad 11 itTellPgidco1n1 Ltd mbstended will tell you that, provided tile
acif .igain t ike^ our luelts:tisfezr ht In.
make qUit,e 'certain, . 1 el-imild:rotEilkdigy'u:vnatletig7a'n.ednt..7,:hned:,ttral'
If that. ie 'Year cle. you. kno1V repeat his homesteading eiperietices
• v:..Bayr,ington, 4.44 Adir•to. Beck that -you arc ProP tia g )E 11 were eho •called- opon dectoo ag'aio. •
• , • (Iry such focations as t,hesi- the new-
, comer n e Anne -tat (nice,
she is an English, woman, sprung. from; .them 'as being inhabited by Satan him'
1 ,the midst: Of •a'flourishing settle-• .
• di,ftioguisFed line Of British navy se:lifr,itesr:, a:pamnyherir.t7h,...dkirotinAeodr tatieblealelkt:,hm:tildtsha japds hainsdialoirournieoptcs!„.NTI:jeichrbrgorins.,:,
and.• the &aims perion.. Your'. ancestors; in the Middle Ages , •
Der name is Mrs.. Adams Beck. a•nd hated , black ca•ts. They- regarded I; (14 •hi is i• . "
.eat it was not to bring geod'iuck but assist him in erecting a house- and get-
No' Loitekngto avert 111 luck by.. pleasing the cat Ong' 11'start, retotn for 1,,,,Iiich•tmy
'enotigh, yeti.mitst .going'at the right: they Mimed the qevii iron! tut.; ,wicked
Parm3sec' If reti owidf-4°'k, -"ii°t191 before' he liAS a crOP of nwn. In
are glad. of his help: in harvest time
Dosing on. t e right trrtek ••• IS, net, .
-gait = • 6 YandsitOrst 419t".'• 13.'. 9 r311 like manner 11150i:slid is 'quickly:broken,.
' • • •„.• `.• •• . • - • 'crisps •arosoon. betag lineveSteil; .and
' ..Es.Pesimt. ------------.. t:at heat alone, • oftert,Such inen for tarin
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and, not light ociunts 'in the turning of South ;Attica natit;es m iko' itlester a hoinesteader gets” his patent. Prices
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all •tliings cOnsidered, and will, never
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There are Many' illir,1011$ of • actios,
of those' fertile' lands. lying idi:e in set -
ted Aistile.ts and within 10 , and. 1$
iniles•of eatistirig.4ai1wayr. •The
acreage' of privately owned, nnecca-1 „.
;pied 'ands is -estimated at 1.4,001' 000
stcres. The Natural' Resetirees'illte:t1-
. &Poe Str•rvies 4( the Dept., of; tit& hi-.,.
terior, Ottawa ' issue's lists. eg, •Pfinh
lands,.giving brief Pirticu*.ein, rneh
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as location, prices, terms and 'citinra?.
name and addresses.. These
eVai;iible to 'the pros pectis'e Ii
ker Pt, purahliae. • .• •
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Scheel Ian' ds,.:.pyirchainthle rrE-1.-.1 tip:
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'Goierninent, .eer, :s'pecial, •,
inducement to.. the' .settl,er: , Seetion/. :-
eleven and . tWerity4shie in every stir,- ,..:
Lye -ye& to*nship•Tin-the--.P.nui-tia..-Psio.-:'
''‘.7inces are -set apart ailso .enileityrnln..t, ..'
for the purpose of edheaVon, 401! Are •r"
designated'•SChool,lands. '111aa ef..'''' ,
'sfetio61.1iiiids surveyed in SaskatcYani,.
to Jin. 1, 1923, was 8,942,000 rcr•1, of.,
..'which • area 1,500,00,0sters3; have
' sa:ld at the average price of ..17.50,Per •
acre. This. leaves 'about' 2.410,000. •
le-teii of surveyed school ;ands unsaa.
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:In addition to. the hotn•ftteads and:
vacant lands, further oppeitunities aro..
' Worded:the homesTiker -in many' lin-. •
prayed farms which can he purchased ,., •
at &price that -hi ,ticie opinion of inany.
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land StuthOtIties is hotter; hayirig than ,
• is tliSt et Viteent land: ,..fluring „the ..
period of high grain-priees 'there WaS
a tencleiley on the part • et . many:,farm•
ers to go extensivo.y inta;ceres: crOps: ,
I. Within ,the .,past few yeors, however, •'' ' . •
there has been 'a, decided change...hi ;
;this respect The fitrmeY ifi now Seek.'
-.-ing • tedtirer-itify hia. pfod tie tit in . gtili14, 4
More into live . stock :Intl" dal'ryinz•
with .a. consequent reduction of• his
land acreage,• As ti resift,in,ucli it -n- ,
proved land May be ht rchased"'in well
settled dist'ricts, and close- to markets, .
at very • reasonable Pricer.. ,
. The history. a deve:oimqil in the
Pifaiiie PrOincos is .1v,?):i'•''z' \'" illi, tilA
renlarkable inicet;sses afts ii. -ed by her
tott;ers.' fiernesteaders .wIto havo,,set. 1,
bled on their '"rjuartcr:4 st.":ti.Mtit. moitra
or capitali;,:,SaVe' tut "(tliti iftistir spirrt,.:.
'backed by a , stout heeit, have foildd„. ,
tliernse:vesin a few YcOrs .flnarielatlY
•indeperident,...aritt, in pC,Session'. or - an,
enviable farm home 'in, the :midst of •
Sinning plenty., In. like, pposperity: aro, ..." ..
those•who have purchased .farntp, and .
Nit& for •thooi xii.}cof tfii, ..p.i3O,44,a.i5 oe.
the fest few exopsi:„ .,`.:"V.4-14--Ati-tial./. ars '
-freely' sithiiiiitea 4rein ile.•iglibed ,,
pur- ,,,„ •,„.•
Chasers whd" have. mad° • imyrnents ht"'"I'''''
hill. 'fro ma gineo .0:roti, ' ' .•,..••
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