HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-04-01, Page 7• CharlettotoWn,,P.E.f.,-The fisheries
LP Prince'EctWard leand-an4.the:IVinP'
an Islands for the calendar year
119 5 shOW that the total value • Of
Marketed fish wits Pi5V,49,0, aninw
.Crease over the preViollS year el. $39.0e°
Lobstere, •acCoultted[:' for Over.
:two-thirds a the value, and sine"4/3
andcod for -over-half of the ramie-
' .4; oder. ' • . ,
•, Three Rivers; Que,,--•lit is announced
• that the St. -Lawrence :Paper Mills;
1,414,will • at on Proceed to double
•.the c.apaeity of their mill here. ThiS
means that instead of the present out-
.• put of 150 tons of powsprint per day,
the'comPenY iVill'turn out 300 -tons a
-"day when the necessary additions to
!".the,-PlantLare_completed...The-comeany.
has timber limitsufficient to provide
• 'a 40L„year supply of wood.
• ' •
...Saint Jehn, ot
l)tigo'!.F•isSd.lociced
, coney inemtle.frem :here by the Federal
• Oak, eultiltal branch to the Dept. of
Fisheries, Publin,. IrelandeWith a-vieW
tstabI;shng this fatriPhe genie firth
in the lakes, on the estate of Sir
Thomas G. 'Grattan' Bsinande. A. con-
signment of trout eggs was also Made
.
from Vancouver at; the •same tirne to
the: Tokyo AaOling OhAhi Japan; .
• •S(11,11t Ste. Marie, •Ont, --4t the he:-
• !ginning f March the 0Oudreau Gold
Mines! mill ran it first gold brick. It
. Weighed forty, ponads'. and is 'Werth
. about twelve thousand. dollars'. This
Is the first 'brick run in the .Contdreati
Reid and4narks the arrival Of 4i*ipina
as a geld -producing field. • •
Winnipeg .1 Man. -The tlinWood
rlo
Pulp and Paper CO.,7which hasPecitilr-
ed, a site In St Stutifacpewill,tiot be
in the newsprint business, Its cobject
is e }craft paper Mill wh .14 caPecitY
trent. 34 tO:0110110putput. fIally. Ac-
cording: to a stiteinent issuedhere by
T. B. Follnaar,'.tbe 'company also pro-
posed t� install machineii for mantil.,
lactliring Mill) mit of Straw- ' .• .
Paskat•ooll, SaSke.---,Co.ver 50 Per cent. ,
of all registered seed grain grawn in '
Canada, was prOdUC•e4' in Saskatchew-
an lAst year,. Seed gleaeing. machin- ,
ery was installed at Meese Jaw in the • '
fall of 1924' by the Registered "Seed '
GroWers Co-operative ASsociation and '
between January, 1925, Out •ha*: _!
• Seeding time.,of the,setrie year, about
55;906.„,beShels;of registered grainand
•oyer-20001lie?O r over 'OS coane
• and, marketed mostly to'Seskatelithan
farmers,: The seasen 'ef 1925-1926 lel
, . , • .
eXpeeted.t9'-be :Mere ofiYorable;.as the
:94.ganilatien:!Wadclition.te grai4end
'Clover',' is -handling boottle'•graaa', rye
d • ' •
• its',..reperted !hare
t.,Itat a. 'neW, garr, flew's; at 3i32.0 feet
depth, estimated at 296,000 feet a clay.;
in the. 114eLem4 Ne..2. Well: in the ;Tur-
ner Valley; forced! oil "Pp between the
crtaing;. • GOVernMent pereleura engifi4
eer Davies described the .etrike as
goed.erbewing." ;, •• • .
understood •that
'the Canadian Metals. ExtractiOn:CO.,
Ltd.; is •to. ereet azinc -reduction Plant
In the KOotenity'distriet • a -British
dolmribia, drawing Its: -ere '• supplies
frOM.. the Kootenay: ited .Slocitn• 'dis-
triets:,' .The ccimpany4S hetet firiancOd
". . London. I
Natural Resources Bulletin.
. . . , ,
•. Oanedian' newsprint.eutputt has;a1-
'Most doubled in the Peat five, years
.: while, ;that of the 'United . States has
.. practically stood:still. TO -day the out-•
put.ril the two •Countifes" is substan-
tially -the earee although • the present!
: year •should, see ,Canada assurne pre-
• mier .poSition ; • among :the, world's
newsprint Prodheirig countries, as-tre,
inendeus•plant'expansiOns are actually
_,. .. • .„„_v...,•_he,sler--,,wt.,y.y-*_ce_nt .. . . .
- ••‘... ; „ '',.'•:•":''.;:''2.-7--:---,-::-eeet,ton„, of the- DoOminion. ' Bxporteo:
• - ' '• '' ; ' •
which ire largely to the United" States,
. . . ..,• • - . • - • have increased almost tenfold • eelee or '4iP4lisith'In--.thie-earirahan 'news -
',pre -War years, and ',the proportion of print industry is by no Means A.'cone,'.
exports to that country..shoUld even plete one, but it will serve. to convey
' '.' ' '' ' - • . further increase:MS ;the . various •Ant.... briefly and With 'emphasis tihrimine-
.erican paper concerns. rep , •their diate future for Canada as a donhinat4„
' . ;".• ••••••• . • ; ,. Present mills with • plants in: Canada ing figura In the WorIti . of netvapriet.
• .:- ' ' '': •.. . :" ' ' .•.• .' *here'iievir'' ineterieN ,and 'power are •,, . , . •
: • • • ' •• •••• '• •••• ' t . °I .• h r but offer greater .opt -
'' . • . : ' '' ',. ' '. -, • . ' portuhity ; fer , future„ expansion.
. ..171istoric-E4litill.Residence
may be of interest tii-ekairiine-thepro------LLI Pi...ey. to -Flames.; . ' •
• .
duction figures . . . . ,
" -.• : (to the nearest 10Q,- :.;EXCitement-etheng. the. oar. nerfi Of his-
: - . ,., ":-: •-s.' •::•7 .' 'BOO tons). of the tivf.i ,..eotintrieS shine torfo..Englieb •reeldenees, and •the Bit
• • ..• .. . . .,the war. 2 .. . Wit
_, , piiblic :generally . has reached.' a.
' .: ,..: .'. .'„ • : ;.' : ." ' Production ef'newspriht.in the p..F.:;. high pitch as the result et the burnin
.. .. „ . ,
. . . Canada in tons: ,. -.-.., . , -7. reelfiltlY of therteeth Country inaniio
'' ' ;:'." -,..•-• ••• ' .:'' ' ' - 1920 :' 1,500;006:: • ••• 909;000 :
, .•: .' .'• , ". • -1921 : • 1,00,000 • ...,..- .80000:
• .-. ' :. ''''' ' • . • , 1022 . : . 1,400 000 "'" 1 100 00(i '.
. . , t P .
i :.f. ,' ' : , Li • . ..192,8 • 1.,600,000. : 1,360,900':'
. • ., . '.._. 1924
7 '' . '••• ' • • .' 1925 ' ' 1,500,000' ".. . 1,500;600 " •
. ', •-•';'.., • I . `. That the •increase in Cariadian'pro-
duction of. recent .Ye'ars will he Main-
... tattled seen -is' inevitable; for as pointed
. : :. . .• . , . , . .
out by the Natural Resources Intent.- ' - . .
!. . • : . . :.• gepce.'Service' of the Dept of th4..10... • : AecurrocpA.:Of fires elheng ..COun try .
,• , • ior,• most o e •large pro nein mau,sions have rouse talk of incon-•
companies ,have, a definite Program of .1arisia, but Scotland Yard as • yet. Is
' " ''' o ••• :'. • . . °xPetneion under considOration„ and in unable to find aily conneption•betWeen.
.,.. ..,. , : . .. •• InanY cases, 'under Way and financed; the. line... Sem ' nervous people are
. .. . .
,.. - New organizations. some of huge pro- attributing them iti coinmuniam: An-
.•-pertioris, have. been -inebrPeriied and. Other theory is. that the antique elec-
.
, . . . .
. . . , .,. . :
, are e rate y committed to productive tric fittings of most English •houses. are
suddenly going „bad':•. Certainly one
'reason' for: the tritinenie dainage is the.
inadegitate.. thge. protection, since' ones'
• • . not only. the magnitude of the•peopee. a country mansion, catches fire it ia
. • ; '` • • ed plans in'the aggiegOte but itlao the Preeti4•11Y d°ethe(L: 'Ite 'ha arrange -
wide ' ' ' ' have beenf •'
. , 1.• :- . . geographical, distribution of the nlente• made for .a.• water
, .
.•. .1 • . , • pulpwood stands to? ..be • brought., into
- .'. .. , ... . ••',production. :.: . • • . •
. ., .i... ' . .In • Quebec a :number of new mill*
'''-'7.---77"--viillrbe erieterirthe reatilt, Of 'open-
. .* • .
Ing up in-Tife,theti,5,066:"square Miles
Mouth of :Winnipeg 'River; and a. sec-
ond is„being discussed.
Orr, the , P,aeifie Coast large interests
have reorgailizeffarict.pht new Money
inkt seine. of the smaller ceznpanies,.
namely the. Beaver' Cove •and Whalen
organizations And a large inattlperre-
.anent Production is looked or. . A new
rayon 9breplant is being *tinned
for New. Westrainater. . addition, to
this, extensieneamotinting,in •the., a
'gregitte several million 'dollars'
Interests. • -
• • Er'rtat •RIVere
New Pakeard prospector, 'who *.afk
'passenger ,.".aboard "' 'one. the,: two
'planes WItielt were. 'reread :doWit in' A
blizzard 'while: flYing 'trent 'Hudaou
Red toahe7
' Ave day's"..911: foot, to ovegtalte.,A Party
ot tadfises..who were guide him to
a new rittriiing site. . • • •
When '04e Neighbors
'
an . old-fashioned town , "where
they, still :adhere.' to thd.WednesdaY
night' Prayer rind praise meeting, an
,official" of the Children% Aid, Society.
was in.quite dileinma. That after-
noon the" Magistrate . had'' eoinmittid • a
yOurig delinquent t�. the:•Indtistriai
;School ' and. 'the, 'Children's' Aid -mart
had 'agreed to keep 'hint 'in :his house
overnight and Start On the early morn-
ing train.. wanted,tp attend' the
Prayer7 Meeting: and, to make Ore Of
the .boy, decided fe take hint .along.:.
When they, 'itirived;"the menibers .ee;••
quired who th-o strangriyoutli Was and.
they.' all beer:two', greatly :interested in.
his case ; • • • ' : •, „
the pastor "We tnuet'
mike this7bay, the. special object of
'.eur•Prii/era.''. It ritithrally follow,ed.
, that they all became deeply concerned
• about the lad's Welfare: .eVeral...1are
-
'..dies,--vinittred4lim-qtros.-sii
or a••-viiii,t,'4C.," theTicleacka....tta
This' rough' survey of. tile progca
m wilt on the 'Magistritte'in a •bady and
•
t 44%40 • 7
'14,11F• 014104P0hella"114v0..0•Peeilktte-47
as to the stats!m, 0! •alliale and haVe
",415-k1.4);:.i'l'ATf°riitg:9*Ct4P-0.C4wealC.6ryt;
say
the nrindo and 01,00,01.11! ii4ipaptty.
131-40 .iNgtaid-er,0 that' music: °held ap
great an :leflueace ellaril+aer 114 it
wtg/ the eutySof .the jaarklyer regu-
late lts study, sothot Poly :MuSle
7.14 cPietilld.errpo' 4t,t1g3htaa T.9.4.k;v1:tuco;t4le.1:14evlai3914•11;te ap-
pealed4qPriv114410 P.; gl;:f 710 :::1411aitl�n also
• the
11,0Wer;:1,;•. of effsellsg. character. •He
egre.94 04. raualgi Waft .i>„ilfk Of the, Im-
portant eoseentiale. et. OduentIon."
• •The taelY."leadera Of the Cludatian
. Church," •iniObt eicliected, colt-
sidered Magic. as, corning iiireetly- by in-
,...;,p4i.rolLatiee.'•fr4ont9.ovta•,:r,tcs;;Itt7reetwefr41,11,
•.„1444.144hi'alP.Srachtiele,131.1eue'r•:-..-oi'
er4::•p4.110*Thri,,.64.4-ic,',144e', nearest -0;
•ender:standing •reuste,hriia,,,'
etnds p'essesgl.,3•tihor 1.,tuitt iroalwtly±..peoxt;
the ,werld., of ..Cerferote ingS, . and ;is.'.
the, expressien of pa inner natui.,e,
• It does ttot"..e•xpress particular ento
Oen% but.rather reprodiees the .easen-
Val eharzteteeiStieo 'of eetertion; In.
such Work •as. Beethoven' S SyMphonlee:
'Ulthenialrpaisiona and enicitiona find
.utterenee---joks, 'Sorrow,. love, • hatred,
terror, hope, inagnierable. de-
•
epees, yet all,as it ,:were Only
street - earl witheut pexticularizationi,
It 'is their 'mere-Penn....without thrisub;
• stance, like A Spirit-Worid, WithOut. mat-
ter•" ' Whereas ,Deet •igeered, :the.
rhythinjc .eleritent le music, 'Schoen-,
,hauer considered jp,,!ari. of its .are-
'Pecte'.. •Richard Wagner !el • deriretlokin
,echOpenhaner well known, ' and his,
;esniaY•'• on :Reetli oven, is: founded neon'
-the.Sehoperobauerfast.fiypothesee. •
•.1,Iegel'':Coneidered • •111.i.t innate 'St*.
halfway . between •••• the ,,extenderl "sea-.
snekto.suerts ..peinting and the higher
spirituality of 'peetry,.. ;brit .dfd'a..rit
Work -out, any:theory 'tit' explain •in an
• adequate., iriaruter : the ' effect' •.whtcli
pro:111u* on • the entotiona `.To
:Iiierbert,:Speeeer;.nersic 'was: the htlig-
-ua
tlisiiillei::n..:fitiel.net0.'ii,i..:,atilliz.t.:11-ais,vi.e:i.detii4.4"11.6.'sZ,4p6.1:00tait.):0,:,..
se7also--twithou opht is xnoLjona1
language • a .groWPhi • ••In bearinte
upon:human itappiness,ibe ',emotional
nausiCai culture Ae-
velops and, refines", iesecend iinport7.
aaiee,.enlY te,the language ;Ofthe
Intel-
let.;:'••Perpapa net "eVek:eacoad to it
The, Arange eaPactly w have
tei..heing.afteeted bY Melody and. •har-
ineity may fieLtakew,to-imply'hotli tar
it . within• the pes,Si (lea ;of 'our. as •
ttire-te'reapze intense -delights
tiley ':dintlyeuggest, and, that.. they'. are
in Some way, Cbrieerned,.3n the -realize-
quest-that,...senteriee_be. ,defet-r-edv:-
This was agreed and the result was
:that the by never .ggit to the Reform
School.. He made Ise many friends and: -
learned to think so •high,4• of himself
In consequence, that he applied hiin-
self earnestly to work and study and
now a' steady, reliable Young min.
'• No Traveller. •• . . ••
The common house fly lives and 'tilers
within fe* hundred yards :of. the
. • ,
place where .1t is hatched:
,
Opium Prom Turkey:
•
Times. WW0cean
BLOW
Inro,ds. 911 Land.
•..7;ockA
• •
' AnYolie *46 ha;s watebed WeVeo bi.ealling.'ulien, a .rocky cOaatn when the
..wind Is high realizes.the mighty force the waves exert. Thiafereo "is, an
linportant geelegical fadtcir..,helping-to.Wear'awity.the land:
, • '
• Secrets of Selince.
•';By Deihl Dietz, •
Seventy,tivo Per cent.'of the eartlyti
Oink carry tintleir:material Out inte the
'sea., • The sinaller and..slowertides, dd
little. work ,5bf-this sort.. • lioweyor,
BUREAU QF MUSIC
-PAST AND PRESENT
That male hits fe 'esest."--4 afc, e*" •
, •
ceedingly interesting one ea' well---ae4
is pot a 0:ere fad or passing wliitu,,ta
faCt that eau be, aseertaineci by IMP
one• who deilres visit a research
library, and to read some one of the
lactokle on the history mnsie,
• Tho. story of the development of .
Music freith its earliest Stegegs. of 410.
dolftreehreanuttt'n,t.aatiorrn4aLit.iieet cwn.1:0,9.ftootiake i' the •
;:riiicieesf,thillrtham„se'"1Y7elit4trw4igehiltteTligvsniediti..4-
ing, and inStructive greelde
In one hrstorY telis of the earliest :
tOc4rdt1119114706114:-t!.e'lymtiis'::b:e,41-1;fir:°:11flott'la*tilo:1:91iihi
•11.ali) and .these Wile' Prayed It
• . These. record- also tell.; us that the
.e.htereriudirfes•in Sidileh 'the inusle;rit'.•
the4aat he ireCed are China and
Egypt, in Ono. of the ,ancient , •
Ohinsse reeercle the following.surpris-
.tog,,,Elviterzinaboatioxit,70ihasefoutimhci.:. A;p,poio
'One mythical of .ieus! and. the in-
Ventior Of, the' limp) the dhineee
Burea.u.' of Muscle. 4, ditties were to •,
•melodY. to coirlPosie inuetcei igeeek '
Study' the prinCiples! ef harmonY and
and to 'form tiltrammits proper. to
play them. on.' • •
. ,
.su.rface is covered by the: oceaes,at they dePosit sediment upon the , . . ., • , Would
shore- • No email pro:5gram was, it/ ' W ••
producing fOrinations, known to geolo- Many OP• our Modern nansieians feel-
,. •
'The dehth of • about half the 0Oetio' SOW tidalliats. • '. equal te a 90aition on stich a board? • .•
ratites from 12,000. to fg,0,00 teei.. The • Ti) 1••• c'ea' urrenta constitute diet 'Ye.4e,11‘t'doerchefvcier a. leatirpaal4athfotri7M'Pulti:litl;
rest iconsitthrahli les.s deep with the '•hrcai. and inaaslYe flow of Water -1n the •
Canada, th b.• a eat '
oug gr many People -
exception of about 4 per cent. of the 0.!cluli• They are'dtta Pre.• do not biso ho'
, w a t deala irt. it. Its..
•orropianla8t0e400a :on 31,0.hoiQuclittet7et.,d7t4, ranes. vat] wiod,s• which In turn eriSe from
the.earth's retell,* and the different°
The otal amount 7aq. hi • the In temperature between ;the equatorial
:oceans 'Is estlreated be..more than. Feklen'aid'h4Cile 101tutlee, . .
200,00,0.00 enble or about 15 ' The °in -rental do very -little. .geole,-
times :the amount .of lend.: Witleh pro 41reetlY,, :They 'are, linport-
trudea: above Sea' level: ant" because tbey,/ transfer )144 thus
"natter:to solution. The Chief mineral; tildes and inci tit
• oceanater COataine Mineral telimerIng the eliinates, hr
bead Office is the .R/ide.' Building;
Termite, and it -11: kept in:Operation- by
the voluntary .contritnitione Of Muile
RS aims, though not 'qulie• 'SO .`,W410-.
cult' as those, o'f the ancient 0Chineaek"...
are ver'.00niprehenaive iedeed. Thej
• '
touste-and
-evcry-erie :knows, -ls.--e'rtthityrYT-eatt " • toarsitaken: fuller reiliNtliear tile'.
reptiluitt.'ehlortde, .•It7IS'-eatiiiiited that orease the 'prcie.4-•siett whie a teak ..th Litahle..et•-•good-rinisic-rrot-rie e:
" -4; •
,
• • u•er. raitterHlirael.'". rock. • - •' " • • • home. Welfare Point Of :View; 'and the" •
•
g, . ,tlen,.of'them• If. So; the Poiver:-,and- the.
:• Canada , •Within: three niont.hs. The Ititestman
n Totoy.-le one' of the. largest pre- meaning ofinus,ic become coinpreheas-
• 'ilucers Of raw opium.
Mon to, gonli In ilame.s was.Woolinore
Farm, at...Welkshani,.:,in Wiltshire,
which was caned' the,. restdenCe
Oliyer Cromivall. 1The Pattie of Round
Itiivi• was tonight -near by between tile
, . •
.Parliamentary • and Royal trocnis,
The .hOuse was 100 yarda, front an,
..anbierat• tree kneWn ae the droinwell
oak,: on Whieleseven men -were :hanged
. ., • ' • A brief, review of some. of these de-
-. • ' trelopmentS May be of interest to show,
supply sufficient 'to queneh a major
blaze. . • •
,
/ '
• Australia Exempts Mothers• ..
.r
. • virgin 1n1926 largely in the Finn Compulsory Voting.•
. . • ..: .. . , Lake St John4arid OttaWa River. dis.; . A, ikeinau who' ha's, to stay home to
. . • irjetsTw of the most 'moor 'ant Of care for her, baby is. ex pt .1 rom pun-
• ' :- ' . . -: • the new, nails • are tit* of ' the St , fshnient Under •the . new . Australian
. , .
' ' ' .../ ' ,.• gegieCoMpany at Cap Rouge and the' ctimpuiseq.vettegiati; which provides
• •• . •
. ', • 'International CoMpariy- oh. the Gat. '.for fines up to $10 tee ,ele•eters. v,,4to •tto
, .. . . ., . ,
.ineau Rtver.. near. Ottawa, the latter . not. Vote. . This. ritilng • hen ;been. Made.
, . _ ,
mill, alone being designed for an out by the. SouthAustrallert • airthortties.
• . • • ,
put of 450. tons daily.' The. Interne. 'charged With.. enforcingthe law in 'the
„
tiOnal CotnpanYis alse„Chlargirig its ease Or the lo'Odetal elections held hist:
: • .. • '... Three Rivera plaht.by: nearly 400" tons,. NOirember. .41 Adelaiiit ..fines of 16
daily and Is ,eipanding , its . sulphite ' shillings" each: (about $250) Were inii•
Mill at '1•Cipawn.. Other erganizatiOnS• po.Sed on •135 eleeters. while:•vaiionio
In ' the Three itiii.ers . district adding exete1;es Were accepted In 6,400 oases. •
• ....I enbstantially .te their output are the.; ' •.' ,: .•••••:7 -..-',-....se'---,--
. .. . ...., . .. ,
. , .
weStagall**0 th° St thlYrenc° 11411' Great Builder of .13ticiges'pled
t ...,, • tho 13e.lgo Chiles:lien CompanieS: In:, ..
.. • , :. • ,,• • • :the Lake .8t. 3oho'cl;stridt Price BroS. 1. • .in London,' Aged 54
,
- . .• • Limited arid the Pori Alfred Coin4 Sit' nradiotd Leslie 'Hie great bridge
...., ' , • " .. • vany 'are busilyeintaketlin enlargin builder„dled in London on march a
. •, , ,•••Si'i•o,-;Itheir facilitiea on a large. scale. in his itincty4itth year, Porn iti Loa-
, • ,
• ir •Onte,rio's Moat hatable, 11611' and pa- dint,isi ir ItradfOril pestle kvis•an Anteri-
• .. .L1, • ! per deVelenitteMs are ''Itheut to tal.e• eon by deseeht. "Hiattesttgrandtatiler
, .
... , • Pleeein, the '"KaPuskrising, 'Thueder ,wae it i'vonver :74 16littowti4 Maryland,'
..... .
, ' ' • ' " . • BeY" and' Lake ,Nipigen _distrirlit,....ett& :And his glandrolltor.....L.Ilobert "Leslie,.
,
. . .. - ... of which centre' it 10 see riiills. t 501 who w.as a iiiiin 'of doliaitleritWo 'Me• -
t • inri " . ' . ' ' .
' ,• ..: .,.....s. l ...a ity capacity, , accordieg" fir ito- hItnkil And.. 'Ma thernati eat . et taln;
,
. I • • • ' official intormattert ' Mee attai'alfei• inents, and. a' fri Cairo( tteejaniin lrratole .
. •
• ---.: ; •• • • • • . • • • The 'Capital reedited,. fee- these. nottlizrifrii. toe.. rratahlisbed"as a:. watchmaker: :.•
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,.. '...'..'a a :-:' :,...'1',:',:•'!:.:. ''2.j.: "7. erwohturitr,.develentudniia'-.1ailiedJ5Y,144,Philbt &Phi& .. .tt, ,t1 0 ',otid, of the '
• : : ' be•tient,v ono blind 1 zor.lion dollars '41.1611trAnth ooniurv '
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At 'Pert Prune -9 the litt !Phi interest4 t ' ' '-''''''-'
": '..... ..-..,•. ' Ste dotibleig. their newsprint, plant and
, • . • . . •
•i• . . . ... "the Walibentd. Indestry: Is •eOnienr- .. Live by Sewing on Suftens: -•-•
:,•,-._,:::.: ., : ..;".E-, ple • -,---,-- ,---- . ---,------ -,------t •-•bewing---nn inrclong-Tor•IllioZZltY--ef..---i--'7.-7-
. In 'tho ,lvIrtritirne Provi neer' u ritrui- 1-.1"14" s' hetpresli hacheil01.5 Is a -trust'
•• -/ , . .", .' • ter of saili, . plants Are, tiriaer , c."„ uess ' that Isbringing a•-gOod---.1iving-i
• ., f -•-•-••:-IltderatiNci. '0W inedi'lra tittilr•o*nrent• Jwo women' Who have•hired one real*
•.' , , 4 pr,o,11:?0..•1 (two 100 ton nittchir t- It nen (1'e Bank of Lagl'uld for the Mir
• Bathurst, N.D../ . ).• and 'ti; hake develop- Nue.,
'' d • • • . . : : .. ..
. British race horsee to the nuiriber of
about 74;450' have been elported to all
parts of. the world since 1921:, •
At. Is sti.)1" therule of con* Bank
, -
Louden, that their staff Must *bar
frock-coatSwhiIe, on dirty They are
aleo compelled to be cleantshaVen
nfeat ander•considerat4en by thei, Inter- •••••....31.114.1.1101......1,1.0........./.411
-Milk ler:babies, . •
.•:•.....-..7.!.2,-,natiollitlapeik:.Ce•-• in - hneet i en • ivi th '' - • ' -
h O. I k"' .1 • -d ' i ... t k Japanese aCiatitiet hclieves that
,• ....7.,. 4' •
The 4,14-afrio, promoeg *tee ,,bs..,,illir •,i o ,can .tiorroase,Alre 4i:eight t,orAtts ,
. ' * *Mir --nre patter .ntilis ingt.,11"e'd., a ."itlil....,c(itittitrY.mes...h.",-abafigAS-hfett: •1110r0'
, • ten plant at Fott Alt feandor; neat the "q11fic.- ' .• .
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•
• Apron* pf Bones. • .
The Lamas of $ikkho wear. apron's
Made of, hunelh bones:. ' • ,
• • • ,.
Tall Wags the Shark.'. •
".1 Tile thrasher ellark•lias a tail longer
than its betlY..'
pttoitoitttlit .ttibl.oliduittnhioe0ob.pcoeetar,:en,cestlis4t.:10:fvU:ilalii41:„.P..., 47;•ttia;te ,..thh.p;eTonho:oleia•weanvlwaens..dcomnal:Betaeuct.thite, :;:sroeilfantitoesii.4,,itnawttatocla: ibleotal: ,fisettii;letal:Qotzte; but also
from
,!,:, tui ,
• 'More .Personal . welfare Ot the niein-
-There are three general inoVefteitte 'continents and • legends and .. trimining .
I
of the Waters:nf the: oeein.whiel.i • Make„ O• t ir edges. -
. #.;,,:119 _; ' . ' ' ":. ' . 2, .T0 bring I.44o ,the'lives; Of 'Our
, : / • ''Canadiaa..,ixt<mle • a :greater ':appreela, '
them imponte at is .geolagiertiagents..1,.. Afie ,latte.Ward itiercn. of the ; sen 15
Hon :of. and:interest hi, ' the nerve-
tidei., currents and wairea .. '' ••• , I sontetlinee several $'arcls - a ,ear ' I, 0.,,e,elkieg, • eptifteig, .etliee.)et.hig- amt.
• Thatidei iire'.dne_Cliteili to .:•the at. s.eine places.' ' In this way Wilde :farms - .
, cultural value -of '.g(iod music.- • . ' '
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traction vir.hleh the umah axerfs Wen.' and even•yillages • iil-lhlte--Pgrel't 7 -47 -Securing for • their daily battles -
the ii th• eatea away y e sea , of life that wonderful power of musie
'Due to the the Water rises, andwith nhich
;falls !tWice'' In-A:little less' then 24 atrTililiee;•tfh7erc:h' 't1316i.ele!i‘wilh;,:f1„6'4.C.„,‘' otor.:SwirheisiCsh eveiry nation stturunigsgleit.i.. time
•
lidure. On epee shores the rtae is only ‘It• SenletiLUee' Muc.11 ae. 1"JY" 4.. And: to mike: our .hemes real
fow feet; but In nianY inlets' it la petinds to the square loot: . •
MuChas 50 feet. . : ' Next : article -•-•-•• The , Sedimentary.
in, but:plaoeS where otir young People
. •These large rapid. movements loosen Rocks.
can spend their cireaings (In • their own .
•••qecure: Reliable Brushes
,Cood brushes Shotijd be .usedwhen
painting • Or i irnithing. Ia. PoOr
enenenti to-1We
*horrid. be kept Olean (and When 'not in
.7. .
.use • Should . be • shapended in raw lin-
•see4..ol1,; so that theY ..do.. not rest on
the *lades. . • '
Early Voyageurs and cariitda
•
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-The investigations of thecveograohle
Board' 0? •Cattada ' indicate :that the
'earlY.-voYagenrs did nOt go far afield
1
for 'names; 'fez- the. lakes and • Hirers' on
•• •• • . • 2thoir routes of. travel... Alore than one
•-..ad*,4:14.1B.biv;r5s.(•10,1te;d:',1',ywi'Doealnk:f-lbath.k;,11,ar.:e::t4;tith:ektitkrge.T.C4ii
the *Oods on the Interhatjenal Beim*
ary; between Ontario and: Minnesota:
The that -known Mention ofthe hike
°emirs in a' niernOirof'Mlclr1 pegen;
'who' , was Intendant ofNew ;Frante
twin .1710 to Mk", though he did,:not
•reigh Canada. Thie memoir,
,which Is .dated 12th. Noreinbi3r;
narrates an 'exploratory 'joiritek raade
in 1687. or1688'b' •Jaceneti de.Noyoti;
a native 0! Three Rivers:- :Dee /liven
ascended • 'the ':KaininIstikWia
which falls ;into 1ae .Superlot at Pert
--V-Villlen-C.-wintefili." at Rainy fake, and
'in ' the following:awing reached' "lee
aux Iles, other -Wise called Asinib,oiles,"
On entering which "to the left the
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country .15...harren and 'en the ;right
hand cide44 t.prCt•Icled with all sells
-r-r"•-•••-• . .• .
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"POSTAL DEPAWrMENT» REACHES RED. 'LAKE
. • • • , • •
•or .. friend/se homes) enjOyIng
:healthful: reereatirins and • pleasures,
Which. ''music Mikes Under
•goed.honie atmoaphere,.arid,..pet under
the. doubtful 'influences 'which too..of.-,,,
ten surround them in cheap moving
pictitre ;houses,' dance halls,...and thany
ath•er pablio places,:.to eas netfillag: ot
au.tornebiless.' perked , a",:triigslde . 't'he
rriedside and • In iectirdeil•:: and titifre4 .
au:Cute& tiPoti° ' '• ' • •
. ,
•-. Inventive Menc. Active ..in . the ..
Last 25 'Yoirs;".. '
• in': the itta.t....tWenty,tive :years, Man ;•...,"...
has outstripped 'all ...Other PeriOdS in'T -
thenumber ani kind of, his inventions :,, •
and•'•their:praetiCal ,applicatkia'•says
popular „Meehan*. ; . •:1",-, ' '; ' •
, A:nuatter et .4 -ce)iturS, ago.. ao one
. had 'heard eta radio, subniarines, 'war •
'tanks, .rnachitie ' guns,i airplanes and •
• wireless telephones es. 'articles of at-
mem' daily eervice... The ...world': thin. ,7
„Was', doUbting Utircotif: and •tiossl'ittle'•-.
group ' elnien.• who believed iti :.Eirifo,.;
•.whlie • ' expetinientfa - w I th ' airplane
Were tolerated 'as :Sauteing 'loranks,".,
To -day, ":the -roar et the mall nlattes :
dailyy. •Is heard OVer the route,. Of ' Md.'
.'ioaftuitrae?.?.c. Leoioni,t,t411xllendona'.11tiliimniniairiliAuss..i.iiie.1-7' tr6ai Ilfikway tgr....0eaeitiiile:. trav61 ..
:belles ' nra!evldently ;
iieilli: ..itcad9i.,.. ,.agonglddh.tPsoi linniriytp4.D:iox.gap:rr.ti,est.1.1;i:darl.int:i.iegh.'00,6z,tihn.efily%gvotti..Loi.. • .
juil..s.k144 I1;10%1,114:i. nt40.4.'itehtle'b,'YntlWia4tit?itli, the lake
'Irialvliell)1°)ertealinntitaicii5ePilinc•acit'lli15).111.tvaettitl'ecnti;,11.11::
•the Prenr.h. b 1 at oria la' Ma rgry . • et ateS •reaper, for", insonce;wan looWn near'.•
Altai. "Alinitle".is an Indian I1atili,:f0t1t14 j'y if:century dge, but onIT Of ,111. last ,
in Verendt:ye's journals, This 1.s the- -twenty-tire• :years ' ims, it...been Coin• -
("req.!, ,word `'.101,l11S•Illt."„ *Ilia' inoajw 2 blned with the thresher, lilbtlee'eic.•..
"Islatei..". The Prete:h. for Island ittke .:turs,„ 4'elaying plietogra'phe by. '.raill6,
Is lac AUX. lleS, IA(' Ssx Ashliboldls theuso:. of radinth and the X-ra), 'aro
11155115 ',lake et•dpe Assinibelnes.“ 11 steitte Vements Of ilia present centery.
tribe ot it ti Spell' Indlaris Prem.., the : - ".. • .„ •
headWat,c,i's of /tire MirkiBilpilf,' WII.4.0• '!..-.. • ,; ' -.7t,---::13,,,, •
th'St '1''all14d141, 'IlUbliq was die region : ' " •••" . Try ,Vdtit Thyroid:
• . , ,
' 'or tile take•ot tbe. I!, oottit, it is is • MC Tb.o-ouittl,tegolotiog ,.1.•out• (+Welty lg. , •
• . (lo,.••4. ' As*Oillotills, :•'.'Assitilboine lekeol,.
, , • , „.: „ „ . , . • . • I •
tile thytOld gliuid,'-. Tiere is it sinfPle '
. '
that In ft° 01'• tiir! Woods: . tiOres oti teat by' wfikh., you cliii judii...itit; pet,
• . .til1111.!;!.fll111.'7.10011,. ''.1P'.'.'', .7),i'sh;sit.flllitYt.11o,t'4rifitthiniitildrh(;11it;9t-ottnger:incTteskhten tl;e '
•. ' tit kr., ..o.t lite steods..itt. tl.mti-Inettlion'od beck . Of yonr left 'hand :„.• hold ff a re v.'' .
Prencl'i • co:lair...sloe,- ' ' Oar , deli ..eocoli(1i," I lien,let It 'go.' .1r the skin at '
'gets).- lir r`I't:eudl'Se'II 114*("kiiruts Il.f ,11,4 oti6e , 'springs!' hack ,into.position.• it
explorations lit 1732 ,tila toter .,i,11.11a.. fneatts, that. your thyrofd, gland •fs, ixor-
• • • Of. itile•aclt.-e rON'ellfri; Verendryo ts :luar„... • ' ,• .• . •,
' Ihil fii•t•••,t. •L•13'.ot.t1:,.at4sOciated nitli 'the' ' ,:. " . •"......`- .... ..;;............";_....... '
. bike. ". ile ball t. .for' 14.1'. Charles' 41'e:iv ' • '• : ' 0, its and 1111,ti". ,' ••• • ',:.',.. ,
'the", .:Nor,thAV•5t ::Arneef in tit'coll 1'd tn.,' l. The,res a nittulce iturnher about
• 11ttrs4 (5 felt: ;•:itiri. itill:o3?.;54t (EY.!.‘atlt ht;r11./I'VeYinlet1;41/01141titit.901';",:::-;(1,4!.°d '' t`i.t.71,1,1*v' _t',.t Y,.:i,-.1„.-.4....._.:!1*.,„ri'es: ..,,,Iti,'..,';
`fire'fir o";•`-lit-pairy TolTafE,eterirWe-re--.111115- :;•• . . _...._.. ___=,...,- .,..,,..- •
1 rad 'irt the 10140 .. ''At least throh
e. t.,. ' , • • .. •swet. Teeth'
seeiTod hy 'SleuX whila:Calt•ping op. ati. , . , ,..,§ , •
.1,51t
. • a 1 • a .
ji.15-tNt 60Lbt'.:31,TE: • WiT1-10:UT sus
-4-74 • • al(
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T.110 ti1n161. P1r711tro'sliow8.tho..fttrival;itirdsan 'Th.t3r ;,ritt't nr at I1041 Lftke.;. wh'o!forOuttN. %11O ho rp.rkv.(I clanr.= on ;11
of the Canal -111A flo.5t11 ile1lattn10114 In if.t a 11 5 »pt lrn 1 ildwn eve•ry root or the so•liw l''•ro;potl•lan
-
• 'the persoit *A( 4it y0a1'0,, •PO 1 ittPe 4 14t,t.; 10 (401 it 401.t,1,v(w1' .04
•
it11..1)0k:i.104 tste1 of Allan it 'Van'. ,,:\4:14:44. 104041r-igb( (,;•;, 44-th0,14,414141:11,tell!
-Laltp, 40 ltiVeatigate :the , eateirs re,' 11$ In(01.4o14,.. the • c'e•tyr eft ,tio At,- 01111 .1 11 (lit 41411 rIon4
(11•111:b•1110.)413...1.11 the vitak 4110alt, 'service.Ilam Moga k1te ot Nen 1)ra} bIt o the 'lee at 1,z;*1 •
inset, in'the is, Wililiant S'ailth4. • •
tri; aro TIT (r.gtal -T41114tlg
In qrhoi.ial .01411,0 t(ri 11:31100 ot)Ohlhikr
• victim:4 11,1$ been oreotriti otrun is. 1..24700°•O'n0,Pellnik'S ofQngar.
d In 1,ttifutio,4() deg.1 lonVittlio ' •
-tleg; 4.t1, anti for ..• APpfePflate;
theylittof•t
4tt0t4-Wht-t0-O5it ib-
re'n'titYtei tft;tt thy' rIgliw lake beenuSe, °OW the first af thg
:Of the NVL•tut$ hue Won lit general usw AmOntil*
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