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AI‘viiftlY; tirrie /Oen
Not longago my ear•Ims new,`,
Intpl,•ot X sald;.144, eye,
• ik-Pt4ure P'-eaaing,t,e. the view';
With paint' and. *,niPkil fresh and
bright ••
'Frani radiator 13oglt• to trunk;
Two oar,: though, which was: my de•::
' 1 now consider. merely junk.
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1001011 CROS.QMOD-44.
• 1110 -lig ON THIS- YPAIL
Four different governments 'have at
last heeded the cell of the peep*. of
Canadtt, for an all'earlediarr'highwaY
stretching from Halifax to Voneopver.
Four gwernments have met on'etqual
ground,' and each has pledged the, COM--
pietion of the •necessary work. iy ,
• Ontario says: "We are already com-
peting our last re:nal:OW:link." • Al-
-1;ifio.i----i$-.---,to-;ba-Nre-ita”••-liaVLOLVO:..P.Ils.
year. The ' Dominion 'governmen
. t; . , , . . . . ,
speaking for jasper l'iational Park, ..,
statei that it will link up, with Alberta .
this year, and •Britieb Columbia,_ the • ,:.4,4,.!A....?.f,:,
-, ..
list to fan 4n*line, declares, • 'lithe
the. Japer.,,, highway: reacifes: Tetel. . „ .. , . . PORI' - PERRY ...4.10:3.H• -SCHOOL. BURNS
Juane. Caeha. -British '.Celinnbia -Wiii . Above is.,,,sho•wn ell that remains •Of,Aliii Old high Scheel' at port 'Perri!,
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IftiVe . 04. rorid.• ready to .,Corry it On'to pat • l'otp,a, vent a '-; atareiEii4P.iee raw , • •••:!-, ....' .' • ,
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'I Know Something .I Shan't
,.:•Tell! . , ..
• ThiCa)telcA,stal 1)ii
g ,P want; •
- • The Paint will last for Otte a yidiE,O;
Tet -I don't like the 'can't -4
• : • Tho reason We. out,efcetyle." ' •
And when neighbor :conies' nron!id„,
• . Exhibiting his new olgehibe,„: • -
• , feel Itkeioinking the.-renfik,,-
And envy fairy t4rile'lia..e 'green, '
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If L.Ilyed'inany miles
'.Where cars were, fir bet,ween„and,
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They ptand. at the jpoutherg end: otilgot where tol.00lr. 4 breeze igetlea'
ouvold..4'1>tone Aone;ez. -'They are ,.'t,intAthMIC-4 tibellioag46..ehd:'1,11e.ei'tY0f.4' i4'',
beauttitil .aftie as .3.,k, 104 tioea ari; I Nigel -antic lire*. int hi:elks:over its.', We
,beautitnk. Thee's, , two ramble andl Owl's. out 7nropect the heautifOl, Yleig"e•
braneb.40 . ell directions AO. peed the teed eitcp.,.4.41,O.:the driVewaY to get g
'Pruning •Itnife.. Orati-apPle, ;,trees.) they i NieW of the.tres at rt. distance andef' ,
are and One Is' worthless • Ofs•.far is itie:i'•71'w,P• 001•44r. t43:::::.:107ectry• Ate.34.0f t'h140g,•,w14ortith(4". '
E.riltaltnsg'4openatienT1(11e•thterrarbeel;"•pribilidalltift4orl'i411649*:- ." : ' ' ' ''
,torairjr;iiiipiiirc:101.,;.,,,b.1.3„1417$, 'Ty:11411' 'ion, ,, Away "ae .-••,.-1•43S• tree"' US it gleeiPe' in :the ^fah*
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glettOeo on, 1. .10t7-441" living. .' Mitring. thing . or
,.....,,,x134,:the br,a,:r!itit,i4170:14:71Eitr' :7. e :e6iiustatore- .0eAuti '1,411.41 then we gaze: eer.Os.S. the
ropM,", .. • , , , • , ,,,,,, . ,.• - Meadows and the Pasture to the ' cla
11 Y. ,sloo110.4n the, 'moonlight. .. '
most „CMS aPPleel,',Iint' the • '''Werthlese• a 11?"''.-.•-'41;•._..1•Ys41:1'r!()..." 41919t---bilrt . ;*1146.
ovorY .000'Y:eat Trisc•taFtive-inanner- or-, --,,,-4-4,---,I.'04,-.1.-cMg4414A borlio,11..„44-wafF'''
. • :.1. sr
ways
4. : i :b, : . , In 41,,b1 i: c.• 7 it -7, , .year :- ,!' i .. a. when ihA. 7 e. 41 °'Sr'tC r a .' ' 41 t bif : II 16:11 1 P '411) 7' f. 3. : ilo; - . -i ''. 1 '1.47°.");ear ;;141:[..att:'$g19141:11:';'.f*tbeltC:1'17..6illi*ligt
Pf°P*.11.41g•thile iitere iea Moen,' Thoit:1 .Tt'rt)I'' i-miulttt',...-''''
,tile'viit tree' makescga, for its 'peertt .'.'•14,1°*rlY,'_ we go Iii14.474hO.rti'O.4 ai(iill;:.
., ipeiiiiiiiiion youth., .i,„4,00.„..,,,,,...w tri44 totter? tkitt._..,. tor. ,P114,4Og 'Icere• and 'tit*, 4: bran,qt, and.
' ''. 'then .corne- its ii.,ightit et :stery„.:., we: `4urgOg 04i, tfigee'14.10-eilOrPe.bii:lii,'
We look 'acrogo, •tke.tilitee flehIS to the•
- !t•Cjillarill4inga lad. to h 'Warn* ory oti,,o.,67:4, 1111'toi*-5.14„,,,gual;....t,,t11,1.e04fa„:0.--.„..f‘11;e11-n4..T4ligigt:ttecli°;-%.ireei'lltl'ter°14,kke-11(14d 11,i14trden'.1446,41.41'
etanfi 'in. tile-. open, ,Iilteliert thioe.and,
is a : matter'. of serious inipert .-and .
Shonia be 'earettax. censidered in Vieog ' tIhts;14s'a0"Inat7.°Alintiiagill'el7,1ty..1:itep.ag?"Cfp,'4f.; 414W111°7441:1".1: for
.;t4I'ts17:W4irg:tit..;."-'4:'''l al'ilf:41.
Tofol:01'1 intbaaht ;ins 170elvvrext;70ait. JI‘t.' 4. :th,e aofteprIng night. . ; -' .`,. ' ' c9:1111°Y *I4Illa4 ' r ' '':. '''.7Arile4 1
' terii ' n ' Mis- ' It is snit Aerosa the, Mead' ow: the, 1:3aeolailllng7.11°Int4130"qe41,..:71teti'llo" '11;nth(1.64;t'atu,mdyfe,leifieni•i/
teltei are often rnade.in condemning , .
hytdeer 'mile; • hank of tbe bafra. the net simple. ner •deSirgbie. Plf-yeical
l'':.,i'l4)...1,°;;4",t94'6")rtda'dilye.ntiO.c.4tt11,,tetolt,14,,:t4e.gesisi...• brook, Somali ,elearly„ 'running,' run- • doath hes, net Ouched Me ',hat flearki,
ail,tr, ecowritr 4t etifn:v.ii-etteaveslutetdel.l.axnurti ,1,4trvix, 4H,e0sinw„giti41,1r.',.
'111111941.13Pnie4Pnl'inili.i'ldiligCrY'd eweiliti-3asbi4 't'' °°4111:a71j4.1 river, -tillr'°°*aci'l"thillenkgs7litilit:lglitli:tlt.the St. awr-1 eKt ' thy a -nal,' , ...,.:- ,,,. ,; -,irer• ,.I -have
itut_waien "too,. there ' ' '' ere are :Pee-1.1,elente,.
who urge, the .coniantinent •Prirlier eini tike•o*-4sea-lAtt-ite-neie in- -knowii:41-twirtaaed life and my Boats
d pleoPledo have . later .aliti our rort, •Ithogiy‘ .o•-.., • ,' .- - ' , • .'"
:that .he may "get an:educationi".Aiith=, lan
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out • realizing; the ,1(114 . of 'education. let, • our. . .connection with., the :InightY, . I. too am a country Wontan, 4o!PA,111Y
he may absorb fronh•ei.WMinded aiso.: .I'!l'e.e° Of. the globe. . .. .' ; . ; ' own ''.•Werk "on ,a'''fair.sized ' dairy farin
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,citite's, in the .sehool.• . • ... .• - , The tree etonds white:',„ Dui-Mg...the but while :1•'bon,*ill .niy, wee to,. see
. All . sentences .Sh011id be subject to ditY,• if is lilte•,a '1,:n1ility ' hive, , ten of • beauty, • my ears to hear Inuale., Of bird
rOlOWby an ;:lo:Partial broad-minded eager..hohey:lieofi, but now, it is hileht,.. song and brook and mind to Search
then, backed .up; where necessary, by "Tbs. kingbirds, • here heeti':biiilding :inn
the wonders tl bod..1 shall dully •ex-
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a report freM it, ineetalAutpert. ;There ite branches ail' der. , 'Yen can see: the porlenee ' a. :thlt life end tiny soul shall
Ow' not a. few instances • where .' a outline of the Ifttle•Itonie if 70 know be satisfied. • - , ' .
change Of neighborbood:end.cOngenit4 ' 4ionnitommtmemomonum...,,, . ' . :‘" , ' I %, .•
neeeS,SarY, iniPrOYePie.14 in, cciaChipt *.. ClearineScaPa F10.4v. Arbor. Day .Needa Revi. Val. .
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surroundings •-would hive effected the • -
of .0",aificotto and. the kind of ,tiaiiii_ • • The; •OeriVall Cruiser ,- Hindenburg: • The annlial.' Arbor 'Day'' . Set apart",
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There , is also..the important'aiiestion.
ing ,ne,dect for all boys :shwa net he gctink• y ' her 'creW over: SIX Years ego '. for tree'Plenting eppears. AS. have .% lost
at 4140,v,,,Is to be • afloat' again in ,iti • meauing in many sictiOne of the
pUt ''threti.h the tante . educational -
six moothi. Hevris it .to be done, •and ponntry. , !This .e.,esSation' of the. Woriby.
Ppietice.-..nt:tilt*ing, rural ..stir.,
foul:dings ..zileft- •inuein ."'desirable:: Work
lindone‘.. !,PorticularlY'li'', there need of
a revital of Arbor DaY.,,,ietiVitiei in
,. . • , . ., .
the grounda Of Many Of ,. the rural
sehoOls. in this Country,' ,WhY-lheee
properties In children Spend se'
to, rise- Of • her ,ow,11, accord by having Mita. of ' their time, shOuld be left' bare
the water pumped out. or her. .. . .. ':.and.,unattrtictiV%.14 difilealt.to:linder.
.- To , do title all'.iier'Portholes and all stolid.. lt•iwas:te ,a;onee ti,revivel Of,
tile'. eight" ..".Seacocks'.7.7. the (;le,riiians .the , planting of ,:treei. and • shrubbery.
'opened 'tO, sink : :her; l'will 'hove ...:Ati be is :1,1freg .ii,.fleviera.ity. tiehoe': •greundS,
.. Covered , With patChes, . et .'epherete • or that 'the 'Canadian. Ilprticultural. cottn-..
• .••• :steel." ttr'"get at the Sea.: cocks, which tii t;igesii7,ed,.'a .taavenwat *a! .,3Tar.
44s retina holes in. her ••hall,. twe` feet,. 'ago. A .silver.2. cup. for each,:ctf' nine
across, It Will •* POae.SsarF 05:1°06 I, section a 'In 'Canada : tiat 4been 'Provided
inUneis.• in 7:•th.o Bgtat,,1 al? *hle•IV' sbel for .- contletitlen.betvieen •the • sections
nes and. to serape away :the '. barnacles '-in the improvement that ca...,, ,b.e.• ala4e,
and , seeweed'ibet eover her boitinn, .: : in:4k singe ,Season.: These cups, in
All this AvIll' take, twelve tit,4r4 15i$,‘ mostof;Hie' provinces, ''Were WOn•lest
months, bui.wliewthek have. done forty• 1,;,r...ariti...gra .being 4eio ...by thi,..s•iie
eessful. schools until theY, iire'••beatert..
PuniPS . you'. lollop. oot • 0.inethtfig: like'
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As the ' winning depends on the ..irrii•
provement • made •each :Season, the top
is likely to pais .fromi School te.,fichool
as, the years gii,' by; ga• it can become
the. property ..of .the school 'only' after:
it., has i been, Won ..three time. . 9ther
Partichlaritc,WithresPeat to the 'Tempe,.
titiont.niay be °Stained frem'.the..See-
retaty. of the .Canadian Horticultural
.Cetincil,..."14r..:.,1..: F. Burrows, at..0t=
.triWa."•• ' •
And if I did not see each day
The latest • models, all so new, '
• The ehateee are I'd be content, -
For style is„but a fickle jadei!
In fact; T think Woiild,resent „„
Suggestions that inahe a° trade.'
' • -Harold S: 0Shoine.
AT -CH THE GAS. TANK,
Running the °car, when the supply
of gasoline is :tow via gather all the
sediment into the SPAIP; or low' part
otthe, tank. ' The. last o'f, the asoline
• will suck the dirt into the gasoline line
•• and screene,-stopping them so that the
supply will not feed properly.,
Ru 'out • Of gas' is hard?' toot on
the battery, as the starter is usually
used fer„ considerable time .before
it is discovered tharie is lack gaso-
line that preventsetartiog• •
It Will be possible to toar across
Canada on it modern ;highway before
the endofthe. Present.' year: Hereto-
fore It ;has been •necessary - to drop
dikvi-inte the States at many points.
SOME WHICH. ASSIST
IN- DRIVING OF 'AUTD*OliILE.
Don't speed; only amateurs do it,
' Don't drive in the ' trolley car
tracks; they will enuie trouble.
. Don't drive fast on weePavemeets;
this will surely be regretted. • ,
. Don't cut. across 'the inside' of 'a
counr.Vek:V,rti,ler car may he met. hea
-
Don't splash mud on innocent bY.,-
stanclers'; it's a , thoughtless; ",,cruel
trick. •
. Don't try to paii another car. on a
curve; an. accident .4.,tv.fll occur. sooner
,citt later. ‘, , •
Don't lock brakes When' 'starting
skid; • this will oanse less of control of
the car, ,
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I .fitiow something; I shan't tel'
Whore the twin-flpwers' their bell
if yen breathe such holy things;
Soon thewonderaspread their Wi4s•
I know something you •deti.t know!
Where the bluest gentians grow,
-(If yOu'dheep: the secret true,
X blight whisper it to yen).
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f,
Iltriew something none can guessl
Where One mayflowers 'loveliness '
filoome in the park ,izotlar away. '
Never fear! I'll not bMray.
L knoW sccrets far and near
would pay to hear;
Treabure 'of the wood and Plain
,
Greedy folk have teasea in
Oncee trusted friend VW
hid 'Violets color .,0 old
Then she reoted all .a -Way;*- • ,
:Wholesale 'Murder. ' f losers an y.
- d friendshi 1 ----in one da
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"Tho battle of Marathontsthe much : Not Beni',
adve tised everitoaf ,f9il.C., w*as a hair if bright secrets yen shohld learn. •
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ease .og 'wholesale. murder aftliOngli...if
decided the tate of Greece. by • forever
stoppingthe 'Pereitin inroads. Miltt.
ades-waa the Greek general. and he
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.:.•• Sir John Do.:Rop:,e0 ",• .
Pito recently ,,essiitned 'the: high, rank .'" -t-;
ot adiniral of the fleet. ''•
Natural Rea.OUrceir
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a,:f4CPRairia41.6 :m.agangintrthtlhaeweieTelt:°15beilivnidnili14.1:
AprIl 1.8thas ".Save'the•Ferest Week,' •
net, that in this week only. should con-
sideration be given the ' subject, but
With the object. of coKentrating pub --
lie attention upon what our fire loss
means. •
I
Pur ng the past. years, terrifle de- -
struction heti bienytrotight in the for.:
wits' *of Canada; ,t",h-rfirer-irrealc-
itig out and getting beyond control.
.:•These. fires 'have. caused •:onerinous
leases .to Our •country---.4Osses that Can-;
not bo replaced for Many, many years.
. Canada at One'time •had what was
supposed to be 'unlimited ' timber': re-
sources. Their apparent mexhaustlye-
nese Would appear teliaVe been their .
undoing:' Wahave been both prodigal .•
in theirQuslienfi careless' in their pro-
tection;., we have exploited ,thein ro- •
•gardlese of conseenefices,'and have ;
bnuers,IFIreellist*elhhothriatiuestML9Otr‘ lt;eli°akties4ifo;
one trfused for;a6mMereitil PUrpoSed.,
X*11%1 Ihave nt'irdeas;"vro°Ledg country
Struggling to teetre,n tutt0 world
consinerce, in .ceinlietitien. with'oIdr
nations. • , " • ,
1$neti per cent. of the forest fires
are the result of carelessness; not .
liberittely are ,forest fires 'stalled,: but:. '
without a thought,of the, result. Camp-
fires aro letteinnotilderiiig, smokers att.'
low spark; to-eacape Or threw Matches
or cigarette-stubain the forest debris
before they are dead., $ettlers with-' •-•
put any intention Of doing harm, set
,clearing ;fires which get beyond their
Control. It too late ,to he.. sorry
after 'a forest ilre gets Started. The
time- to. think. is:before :the 'fire.,
We eannet appreciate, what Canada
will look like withoilt her -forests,' &ed.,.
:yet We have the authority of .11,1r:'
Ell-
wood Wilson, Chief: Forester et the
rentide. Co, to- the effect , that at
,
our. present. rate, of consurePtien and
destrnction of toroth in the, eastern
Provinces there Will be a severe ' short...
age Within the next' tWeitty .years.
• There are cpmpOratively few Patin-
-either large or , in
Canada* Where. more :or less of their.
people are net entirely dependent upon
othor wood -using industries. - Before'
taking actin,.:are :We' going to Wait ,
untll,for . lack- of *oak' these! indus- • '
tries Inuit -01A 40,711. to4 throw their.
einployeei on the Street?.
As' Canadians we need Our fOresisi.,
we need and badly need our ,fereat •
industries. By keeping fire; elk • of, •
them 'we can prolong their' eXistence
.alMost indefinitely: The answer to the
qUeetiOn liew,entire7y .with Ourselves.
, grind -a-S--ht prf,i!eei rel.Any_gs_1,4„hni..
Stmt.& them!' Veit Propel'iY, Viterested`i'and', cei-operating .•1i ead tweet.)i_oee-,eie•torer wiithhie,s
. wed, •• ;•• for the boy's bast. Welfare 'Should rer sniface by
\ .1 meansilaveI?e.eciiif bwrPirue4sht;ta9PC4:'tlide.
Mesa. andaleave thein. Never ;tem- . cove' consideration.- atmn.. oworthyunder them
FarWell, • BroWii* la tottth'13 relatives _are available: then the • sooner from, floating ahnhew but. the •lithoo,,
found butt, with a tonnage of 27,060! IS much
stood 'his ten thousand menet the tOot, • Companion. . . a rehab.° ••foster -home can be
of a •Mountain.. • with his ':front , ' , , the better: Interest the boyl•in him-
toe heavy for that: ,,§he is to be itiaile
thielny :strewn with felled' Areas.; to, East Nett 'April'I self. Develop -whatever raid oand
keep 1.twor the „Feisian' horsemen. . : •
*ThefGreeke. fought against one' huu. . ' : Hurts French Finns
. , out alluding to past failures or dwelt-
kindly'qualities he ipa3r possess With:.
. died' and twenty thousand . P 1 ti • ' '''' . have i gme.,r7, pig on his faults -and his reformation
.twelvo.toene, but the Greeks were .all, • Freneh'-confectioners
traliled, 8°Miels4 .. to ,ethan, with long' ance'ag,ainst the, calendar; and earn- Is morelikeiY to be oseure0: .. .
' spears, strong thetal7shieids. helinets, estlY lone ithe Legge° of Nations .: ' • 4 ' ' '
breast PlateSand short swords. Teo, hmet,ide. it so thaf„Easter.Suhday never " ' •-
Plaster'''.
untrained •-Peitana' had 'illort lances fells se nefiir the, first of Aliril as tlii4 Poeta Paid to
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light ° cinieters, very Wicker. Y'Pail ' • ••
ligilt • shields end: no 'bodY'arincir and thus •• : ' ,..--'74----H47s---,,, . ,,. .• ' , • ' • ' • , • • . ' ' -•7..-----':- ' ...' '':.'''
the famed .1vkatithon'beenulv (NI iiKeili , • . PaiSeS:. for tiuou LUCK. ' , %.:The latest Loudon society craze IS
sinifiar 6:I.:a TTI -4.n taking' candy Iiiiinti'"e; • ; : The Oitinete S•tili hold iSgeetacleS in .likelY..!..t4i13'4.4., an;Ora Of prosperity to
, .,
'i'ail-17: 7'4fif .. oiro:#14s i•okc:: 152 ' otOteri itwerkitiou; ieverenee, and ti, be Y°11Ot.POgt°- ' ga.YrOT's iie4'M'st idea*
.whila Ihe.-,persoos had 6409 l'illied An .pelite it ii, Oinuddered correct : to 're -1, of tleCortitio it 'consist of .. baiting the
tile, wict While, ntAltitudes..Weresfilther :move- them' :when -greeiitig,, n 'aOelai walls'•' 6f "r°°1118: c6ifei.ed; with "'verse°.
drowned or slaughtered whileutteMpt,i suod•rior.. . ', • • .•• • , . •• ,• • • Written4o•order.', A fee -of five gain- .50.00 tone. of water in, twelve hours,
iairte flee to2their Ships. : . . : . , • .01 • : • :, • - •• " eas 'is the ,general itriee:peill for each and the 'Hindenburg Will then • slowly
, asses are worn rot only for .eye. '
.' . .. . , rou e;.: buttor good tuzieas.I.Vell.Thed
t bl '. • the demand is' so. go,,Od for • riiete, the .surface. ..' . .. • . : : . ,, : •
' billtiades: by '. the WAY ' Suffered the
- • 'Firemen's New Mink fate of many once gre,at men: When 'tortoiseshelt frame comes trent a sac. lyrics,: Wilh range,' between eight And. what then? She will .he rue
aground and broken go for easy,- the
The"Parrell gai mask aiighter type
e captureda girl spy lie forced her red animal,. While the lenses are made'
h` hnes and twenty, tbat prices -aro-likely
. • value .• of Nvilieb Will -he. 00.re, than
to give him information which he was 'of leeky .stones„- fomul -In the, sacred to • • • , '
•thit Is being introduced in the Toronto
Fire DePartMent; was used for the.first.
tune. In it.',•4ing Street pea recently.
gave 'vary -satiitagtori results.
PlenteiniaBeality..
. .
•.Wherever sun fall*: or .water .flOWd
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or blrds y,,wherevor :day and night:
•.rneet in twilight wherever • the bliiie•
heaven is, hung by Cloudsor, sown with,
Stars, .wherever are ferias With' trans-
parenki'Scuindorles,, wherever are ont-
•Inte'•delettial space..,Wkerpver ,is
awe and -love; there, is haaittn; Wen-
' tabus Shed for , the; and
thoughthou t7hoiiklst walk. the 'World
over,,,thou s1ta4.-not ;Able- to .find
• ortditiort • inopportune • or ignoble. -
Emerson; '
• • t •
it • fer this
Worth thecost. -After that the 'remain:
foolish enough to believe. Acting upon mountains and, ground with sand from, Y
this nitopfermatien he perSenallY'en-• sacred- rivers., ' • i fad' 'ore naliSie• rooms, studies log big ships will Ito raised; at • th.e rate
tereiltheonenty-eitY:ana following her ' ' 1 ola boudeirt
S, but Persons: have Of t WO a year' till Scapa Plow As clear
instrtiotimirien: into .i, well and -broke. started *witch decortitktns on the walls: tbe°1'
, •
„.!:10 Mee N a ri-pw : Rriade.. •.
. The, moat. ,of•sold Rome, Were So nar-
. . . .
roW "that wagone were ; not, tin wed on
,
0107 at lietirs When. people. walked'
dra.Wing re'Oms.:. ' " ' •'• :
his thigh. For this -and Other things
ProSpective bridegrooms have '
given.'34'VV.asherlOttien,Ett
he 'Was fined equiValent $51;000
tile to and,es he could obi paV such' stun orders for verses of ''iveleolne for th° '
he iint Sent. to )411, where he died: . •
Fashionable Aredding
' He Knew 'Better.
'
•
-The driVer'"OfItramiliackle'Cak wat.i.
Stepped! by . a zealima «instable. ' for•
careless driVing.- "He i refused_ to: givo.
his natio. '..• ,'. .: .. . , ,:,• '- • , • ' •:.; '
•.. ltott'.11 : get • yettritelf I:lie trouble . it
you don't give ute ..y.our' nome," helves
hand laundrx,iti• Oxford Street; and,
w, all'ed.' '' .' ' ' '. • ' ' .
. ,„$till be rolifSed. :" •
as. She and her daughter:are: Well an'
(Illgeted Ar.itli 111.1. tho •Wonien eM nlpy-.. • "Now; tliejl, ...What i4', Kr "'Pere -toted
the constable. :: ' , • - , '' " '
ess.. front • Seats . were ' reserV..ed ,fp,r . . . .
these,;. in the gallery:of! 'St. irarko's"
, . lliett'er :Dad opt", :retorted the ether.
•Citurcir,.. North. AudleY.. Street, where-. ' 'dilligh.'lr sell 'Ole . ee.'neta.b. 1°;."goilig
round to:the side Of the cart where the-.
the faah tenable Wedding took Plac44-
.• - •, .• • name should , hare been. ' . '.:(,.•,‘::
„ . .
°A -ha," • he. saiii. after ' a ..tuolent,,
, , , , • ,i • , . i t,•
!'!noW,44ou'll, 'get '-otirs•elt into trim ,ble,,
' Salesnianshig" Plat; , . ...: our,fog•y:name. is oblitera ted.''....
• At• the inettir shew the.salesniap wai.,- n'Tede.rO iwrong," ',...reareil the' driver.
• The' Mites ranger.' • at, • iiichnilitli '
.,Smart ;little two:Se:Li e r • 1111 , tee *jam!. I ‘It.15.°13rt'aii:?\... . .1,- . .....
•
.........\•....... .., . ..
."round -up," The proco.d.ore, vas for •
riders to eba.t.e the dei- for all beer or
'endeavering le interest. a girl in , a . Park, Ashridge, Wts: in. charge et the ,
.9-itui it, ;got' ..every modern Intprove- 1.,
• ..Fatai Habit.
MOM?"' she ihonired. .•...'., , • .., 4 , , . , • t, ' two !n gktars'..esette 'rtishinif: With timelt
8VerYkiling.. Intuts.10." ho. roso<int18i1..; .,1.)1q19)- "Do 4)•!,1 90°14 f.„4:1`41ving..;•40(1. otoottog• alit 0:Valli] n g or •olvii$8., ono'
gAttalitty;,•kilio. Only% •thingqt litehs is , Is a habif?". .4, .. •,' 4 . • .. ' .. . f. ,willinfil8,\;,..k,i,,,‘ 0,(„4,.. ow.; .1.1tpa •
tibeant•iful.oWn0•". ' :',•••• .....:14(.eselllip:•1•11;!eiiiitii-, i't:11':::..., J'i.5,,i'04:1,,,t 'Aktel!:; OP.,:,-ti.:;:ty(q;; were:Idrro.ien .,..il:ite ...rin litolosoil
lie sof(I..it, • . . . . • .
An,■paktir....3 .•. A li irliabi Jill:Tenet! fOr tliell!pis. Wero"
--r,.....L ‘•''''''''-
. Thr.e. Beau•ty s‘pe.c.iit' hat li-i)t • Niro, mutt Ail •
paritti, „, Ole.n ..ipenr:ed, ofter .1ve'..oft throim nutch. •
. ,
.
• loarle,t1 ion iMitor trots for thtNjeurney
, ,ss a cowbriv "Int!latigl4". a steer. auti'.
... .. - • •
TO...1.. lie-(2,,,•VA Oul, . . ,.
TAL,IK.s.. r sQs-r , to! !)Pr iteWfbeetes. •
:NiQrt..rr
... k-A.t') ,W4..LtrAcE.•
•L1FIt-1): •
• • Thirty -Cour weebbrwornen• '. were
• Solving a Mystery of Space:••• ... among the invited' guests -the :recent
It is nrobahle that startling. new -Wedding of 'Lady Sheila ?Scett,:daugh-
theories about what. is going On in ter !of. the., Countess., or Slonmell, te
s•,.•
•
space.Will follow the. discovery •or• Major InanSeli;Jackson.. '
freatienef. petietraung rays or • cesuilc
, ,• •••'The C'ettuteas of Clortmell. owns; a
origin by Th R 4 Milli1an,..• •••
• in 1922 Dr *Mikan; experimenting
wtth halleono 'reaching- a 'height of
heftily ten Miles., proVed that the un
IttiOwn :radiation 1%'11.6 !dr greater..,ka
high ,attatiaas, Theresults of experi-
, Mountain Top, . • 'paints made at Mull Labe+ 11 8001' t
ilmititain's are generally admitted to I high, ,pi eved. the: existence, of a new,
' be • the grandest, and • Moat. suggestivel itiA4 „of rndiatIolk of ,extreniely litgliof alt tfle c" •
oblebis of •Nature.- They -are pertetratiVe• pow�t able to PAPS
the /earth7s 'natural cathedral's,' or na,•• through :4the '' atmosphere and: 'then
• tend aItar nit.erlaid With gold, and through" 45ft. of Viater,.,or, 6ttof lead:7
bi-Ight With, broidered workokiewere, This was an astoplithilig dis•CoverY,
and With their cloudsresting on :them. trot: Abe :most..penetrating.radiatien':nt :
:as the smokeof a 'continual .ittteriffee..1 Our, cninnnind (file hard X-ray);:' .
,Great ratbedeale; whit Their. gates ef Stepped by leclin. of lead. The shortest
• „: rock,. 0.aveMente of 0U(lS cholra ot 1o6 these 'newly-diseevered, rttclihtionit
streams and...to:lei, altar of Snow, and' mu,st: tlit•efere, hafe,t wave-lengtlf..of
vaulta pi purple traversed by Alio oep ten-minim:tit •of that or, ordinary
..•
tinual stare: -Ittiskiti,
hght
FOLLENVING THE FAWN
• ,
. .
.t.I.ki-lor.tng.in a differeot,,asgect,,the ttnitssalnesS of whk!ii is not 0744. 4. -t: 144.11
' (I'Vett by the hotteS Pr 'itebee. The pheioirtt Olt tw'itti talt(m' near NI eK ell:Ir.'
„ • . . . !
Ont. . ' •
\ •• • . .
Royal Deer "Roundup"
hi \Vila West Fashion
A deer'iround4uP," pion:living scenes
tiler° reminiscent of the %VW West
Of !'Canada tan pearlefui rural ••tiig.. •
land; hal' been, held in. IST:Ot to .eSt'ain"
deer to be maiAett ,with the: few, rem nin. •
in; tieron the .anctent itttate, nf. •
mpriT AND. JEFF -By Buil Fisher.
el/6 JostiED 0).+V
te MJCk Wsic-e
ttife`s, •Th`ftK1G •
't-z!"BeAy.•t-tFV tiertse-t..F
THINk •SkC'S'.•
GaNINA GIVE- UP
'We
M'Qb P ACK% ANT) !ACIAL
mors4Y
tws. L06tcs Lil<c•
.A L0N LAARb •
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King George, Econoullzing,
Cut His Palace Expenses
litickinglvarn PA:so9 ;,tit;1•.tlie other
roj'at..irsitlencos 1; porgo tincl
. en Il 113 IIIIVO 4 004 it ilit the
range Of at eennority „
winded, •1;y the •
• th,, opening
...(1f. .Iftli4I1t, to 1411lSiZi!fr t110, (14 ee3
•
SRN, 04.. " ei•enonq y.in and
1)1.1 1 IN t h TJ 4.'"t(1( 'intti•
-,• practfc'td effect: It 11 t'
.that, thi!ti pl; tito.•`royal. al
LL: (!:61.:71f tir:thr;":1 tal,T
(.diapoo.) 1etz4 t Al 14t"yt.ntl, •
IT-lie,involittettrer.wtdrit
"taid out of • ths.,,olyil •
matos,• ino°,u(te
Otiyiii)orough•Aloos6,• Win!isof" elkstie
anti' Vroginere: '
In tiri•Tai
41:• g the sell
to:grow 4r.6oS of the highesttjuttit3r. .
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