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the. nest; ewer War tO, have
, beautiful Waxed Padre andlinole4c4-
. This outfit Coulietit of:
• 1-4tiartiohoson'e Liquid Wax,st.sa
• .1...Johluaott! a Wax 'op . 1.50.
1—John$oWa Weighted floe! •
Poliehing Brush .. . • 3450
Infoluition'e Owl( Oa' ; • %
- 'Peals tifyine . . p.35
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FLOOR
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OUTFIT
$5.00
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We have in Stock. •
now an Elettric Floor
Polisher for rent by the hOur,Qr by the
day. Pay us a call apd make your floor
Polishing easy. '
Our Price is right on Coil Spring Wire
and Barbed Wire
Fresh Car Cement Just Unloaded
PORTEOUS
$Phone' 66. -
Hardware Coal * Plumbing Tinsmitbing
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Are you,
building?
Shall you be building this
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• WALKERTON •
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'3ert ,Wilsbn, aged. about 37 years,
of Barre* Bay, was brought to the
Nalkerton • Jail on Friday' 'to.;serve
'Menthe SO theft, The, prisoner
broke .intb the :grocery' stere of geo.
raylot,..a..Wiarton,. in which he was
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TUE Lt COON., saTtnt tilp.UODAY, !itAV
RiD'STAR
ISgT .0„(1.Retura
,1••-`7•72,
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THE BIG STEEL STEAMER gitEy1101INO,
$4.00: ' , SA.Ppi sygEpy, OomFORTAMLE, A!' • ,
Goderieh 4ne'4V07'
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TU.E$DAY:,.4 UNE Stk. at.lt3
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:Ariivoye potcHuiO4.1:10.p:ip„,-;'Detreit,$:30' -p.m. ,
Retatidrig leaves Detroit 1 p m -Thursday Jane,' 10th.
Fe only boat trip frdne'goiderich to'Detreit ,this SeasOre. Children.
between 6 and 12, half fare. • NI* y3urAticidgen friend: And see
niegnificeet Detroit A, .delightful trip.. over the great international
hlgiiivey'.'or,,,ekes. 'AO rivete., • Don't -Miss itI.•
',Last Trip' Goderkh to beta -Olt, FriJay, June ilth; • at 9:30 a.nr.
MOONLIGHT OUT OF G00E:RICH
' MONDAY, JUNE :71.h, 'at 8:30 pan.
FINZEL'S Oreliestra. for dancing iji the steamer's new ball ioom.
'Phree hours on beautiful - Lake Hattie for '59c.: Children 25e,
COiltAND ENJOY tilt FON
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. ,
m.
whele; proceedings.' .They intend now'
. to issiie a Challenge t� sOme of •the•
.her surrounding towns.
,
A REAL WIFE
• Ouis Kass went 'to the door of the
• state prison in Jew Jersey the other
,
.lay and saidhe wanted to give him -
Pelf, up: NO officer .was.:seareltirig fr
,him and he could prebably have sterY
.ed out of, jail.as he had don e for the
attfour years.
'. What made: the:*ehange?„, Kase had
-been ' iken,heibte-and eithen-Lwer-4-'
. FLOW ERDA LE k '„
. Wilbert Avery wap abseet from,
' school all last wee on account •or
,
Hines's. •' . • .
' Mr. aid. Mrs. Dep. MacDonald and.
little Jackie, of Pinide grove, spent
last Thursday at the:home of L. DA..:.,-
sion *heel wascliaetiSsed and. ar-
anged .Correspnadenee read n -
eludes •a t0mnitiniefe4.11 trom Mrs,
MaeCallulr4 e e4 1PPYPP-
iatio4 Of the thoughtfelnesa •the
•Society, 'during ber' recent illnees.
Pro•rinini: e .:onsisted of a solo' by
Mrs. Decker. lateresting papers
were read an, Clirtetiari ,Stewerdshil,
y Mrs. Tr. :Ioroa, Kra,. J. ;p•uttee
W. 4tr4io lr8. . Ratriwen
'Mrs-. (Rev.) CosenSi-
Mr§, A. Agar, 'Mrs, Q Jolinaten. • A
splendid talk "on prayer and missienl
'was" given by 1%.1., (Rev.)
Cor. See- •'
-.,WHITECHURCH
" Messrs, Frank RoSS and 'Jno. Gaunt
eotoreCite-.T.ororito.„,and., spent the
week -end with fried ie there77-7.--,
• *r. Wes Tiffin,' lest. •• h ve1lnib1e4
iorseiast •
'Mr Daniel Martin; of • Leaden 'is
•ASitirig at hie, heine here,.
..11'1McivISS;;;• Br aNrbea4r:aBi.9tizileLextnf.:Iwn:nraennle,
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are VisItingat the home ,ef Mr, Mac
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• Muti4Lueriarteiluby:vienretLton4
is0.,vn!eiting her
We are sorry to report ih'e death
of Mr... and Mrs: Herbert .Lai4ilay's
:nfant daughter Wile. died on Sunday
/morning. She Was four nwinths old.
the funeral Which was very 'largely
.ittended Was held. on Monday to
Winghane Cemetery.: The Sympathy
ofthe cominunty le -extended to •the
parents in 'theit sad bereavepiept..
Mr. Harry kitiger"ef pe'trpit,...spent
the week -ed at the home • of Mrs:
17)a•vrd Gillies. •
• 'M. unt has ...•pn,c'elieseti•
ne* Chevrolet Cart .• •
' Charlie Strathdee and George Me-':
unleaded .a Car .of
fertdih-
rfl: Ripley: last Thuriday.",' •'
Floe.erdale' sChool:.celebrated --- Ar-
t:Pr' bay by cleaning up, the. sehoo'
and scho 1 yard A game of ball in
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in.: With Other convicts on a road mini,the ‘',`":9°08 in -"the ahernobil. ,
blade his escape : Some time ' after he '• Drs Bal.t,°°ran;
ed.'bY Nurse ' Hann
'net a young. woman, and although
she :was imade awareof his recent) f°1111d a verY: diffl.
,hey were married. '• len 'on McIver,
„
• -Those 'iyho atte
• For some time they Jived in ;New' •Sat:PrCla3' m°Ing'•
York *here Kass „worked, as a roofer
dUripg the. day n4 in a gas Statian
part of the„night..
• He returned te prison because his
wife toldThini:;."there's no use •trying
to findliapPineas with . this thirw ,
hanging' over Alter head,' You ..caprio'
'fcirrneriveinplpyed. and .stOle • $70: have .fteedeen until :you•.serv'.'; that
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„nit. of an unlocked safe. In' seueez- tentenc-e." ' !
flr thrinigh.a back:shed door in the ...A" few day before, befete,. KaSe and his
•, batement. through . which -bw-gained -"wife;'he is idse7the,..niettliertof a -six-
.. ' ',ranee' he tore as' *ton air jnoliths'. old' baby; talked the. thing
theS and it was the: finding' of 'this' oyer. fiked" the date' for ;the .htiabanci
button that formed the:clue.whith led , and fathee to .go back to jail, and a-,
to lus arrest : Constable One greed that she could, get along finale-.
or. Walkerton being one Of the :68k- hely until his sentence Wag', Served: r"
ere that helped to work up .the. ease isn't it Coping ..ttom'
land that reeks With divoree and .6y,,
rith.mn,,itrhe openly law,'
. it's like'a c601 hree.§et. at the' end of a
',.hot day": •1' • '• •
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year? If so, -prof# by the • • . and bring. the crimes home lo him.
experience of those who • ' Ci own Attorney Freeborn of town
save nioney when build- ' ,roseetitel at the •tiiaI,• where a
ing. Even on a small job strong effort was ,made by the de
• you'll probably, be sur-
prised.,to find•khow using'
,Long Distanee enables
you-to-get-lowest-prices,-
"We bought all the mate -
'Hal for a $75,000 build- •
,---'inir-bY_Long Distance—,
„ itis the cheapest way't
*rites a contractor in a
medium-sized town. •'
"Wes use Long Distanj
to get.prices on materials
before making estimates
m‘tontracts"—writes an-
• other. , •
The leaders in ever y
• branch of industry know. '
alhey'ye proved it, as You
cam
• IN THE SURROGATE
COURT OF THE •
COUNT'S(' OF BRUCE
In The Estate Of RUSSEL V:'
ALLIN, Deeeased '
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feese. to .get the•aCcused off on sul4-
eelidedrsentente,- it being-'piedded in
mitigation• that the prisoner, yoho
hateea hadJeen Out
".iNork • for" a fink,' and with ;the
moneYhe swip.ed from the 'store bed
•Eaton's for elbthing foe his
.farnilY.; • The Crown Attorney refits-
. ed to Consent to Suspended sentence
in•a tale' of this kind, on the grounds
that it would be 'encouraging Crime;
'end after reserving judgment for
.week. Magietrate McCartney. sentenc7
ihe ,rieeused ice . Months 'in the
• Walkerton jail for the offence...
RIPLAY
•, A•debating ieani.consiting Of Miss.
Edna • CampbtMl and . Miss Kathleen'
'Wilkinson Of our„Yoeek Peeple's, See,
•iely rent to iineardipe, on May 3r4
to Meet Miss Isard. and Miss Clem-
ens of th e Kincardine U n,i t e d
Church. These eonteits arabeing held
• in• connectioe0With"the Deba tin g
League -of •Brece. ,COunty United
Churell..A "large number were in eit-
Lendartee and an intereating.thne was
' NOTICE IS ." HEREBY GIVEN'
, that after the publication of this Xo-
•tice in th• ree sticcessive' issues of
enjoyed.' The subject:- of the debate•
, was iltesolved" that China. .offers• • uoraha , Nieto give name. and month
stlitable, to the treasurer before next
greater soppertninties for missionary
work than does India." The affirms' neeting. After fulther' arrangentents
tiye which yva8 by the Kin-• cor Malting the quilt, it was 'decided
that .all blocks ,and other eontrinte:
cardine ladies was ably handled. Miss
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Pard, the leaeet,tit .cleat and eon-
Vincing speaker. and . enbeigme.
Miss Cleinents, 'was likewise , good
sUpPorter: 'Ihe young ladies
yore' neeer in better form. and ° give
promise of , begetting debaters of
Tlie ansvirei re it elf that'Kals
-.through good- jtidgment „or,geott luck
MhoLeed"
assist -
,MacDonald eei.•
ult 'dental': operh.
pi his hOme,• last
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ded „the W.M.S:
end.• the.S.S. at S uth Kinloss last
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meek natured...to tro fine eddresses.
Y 1‘4ss Dean MacLeod • �f Moody
Institute, Chicago:.
ZION •
Mr D AndieW.; fait d. ratinet. Rep.,'
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called an;friends -in:. the burg on
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..:Mclidtiy,'"iiit.„.___L ....;_.'•
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• A special Mothe s' Day • program
Wag given in the United Church
Zion, ' Sunday "morning! ' Mies ', Tillie
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Sherrbod. gpmg a , alo and !a, Meth.
or,st• Pay Pite•earit .. was , presented,
There was: a large eongregation. '
. ••Illi.:.".iind. Mrs. ' Mei* Gatdrier:.aed.
on, Lorne visited friends • at Zion.
err 'I'hursday; last. ..
Mrs., Je. Gaiditer, is it pretent quite
ill- with tonsilitil..
. Misi Dorothy Anderion is spend-
a leer •daYs. vet , ; •
nein Mr.
'married a With enough character "rid
Jno. lielni. . • .
to fie.' diffi-ult and htivin deeided
on a Course of hardship for the sake e are gliaTto know thetfts. .
Of the man she loved; te.seeit through:{elni• has;,beep joundet, the doe,.
er's care .for, the past monthi,
.in order" .that . her husband ,might .
tomewhat improved.. ..
'emerge. from' it all iefree Man: ,
. Cf -course: there, Will .be thoie who Mrs; ;Robert AndieW and -Mita ,I!,
len :retuined 'from Detroit en Tu
will say tihe waie foolish to have mai len
:IcribOrig what :she N r 143r,
of last week
o see.d. mail Walking 'deliberiitely ,to ;. • __
FOy writ corks.:.KINLOPSS
jali in order that he might take his
punishment, apd beeaute wife
.wantetF,hirn to,..is a tribute. to. Womitik- §ciekler-AshiPg;ii a. Point.1.4r
bood and aw.hemorable triumph worth e-uflation.• • • , •''
_ivieg for.—Selected. • „, •• "• , Mr. M.,.._:MacInne§0 of Detroit,. iF
SOUTH. 1KINLOS$ Steward,. spent Sunday at
. • '• •
visiting at .his licP on the Second,
o
.41e. kerne of: her parents, Mr. ane
'A record meeting. el the. NV.M:S. ;Ars, Jas. Fisher.• •
Was held At the 'church 5,th.•;' Mat. demmel was OH the lint -
The meeting. opened :with: the hymn,. iaSt' Week., • rePsiring, telephones.
.,t"tako My Life And Let It Be," whieb. Miss Mari" Belle Donglas waP •Callricl Leen ,
memorized:. Th e Lord's . id to Holyreed to nurse at the how
Prayer and Ephesians 3, -Were repeat, V Mr. Ma bald.
ed MacKay then led Mr. a. s has. not been as well
in prayer. Busine;S matters consisted of late. as his .many, frideds, road
of a rnotioh. that anyone desiring to wish. •
entertain the society during summer' . Mr: and Mrs. liollyman, of Ltiek
rioW; spent Sunday at the home of
Mr,:` -and 13:00. , •
, 'The teacher "mmHg of Grey'Ox
,School' spent Arbor, Day improving
the• school *yard. •
towarele it,,,• be giVen teellfre. Al Mrs.' J. .MeillurchY spent Ttiesdity
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n:• it,Ariorii, 4 9aecocridg:ntioennnmetyn-470ertiii.. with
se
*bit:, .sowing grain he wai. going
under a tree when a limb caught ir
..tlie': harness and -then freeir e• itsel!
.an -,...e -back 'Yvith'a great foree striking
.. ,
the driver in -the eye,' knocking 'him
• 'town: Tik pima .of 'the :eye is ,ser1,-
onsly cut but there is sOreeihope Clf
:hying 'the. O -Ye*, '1.0 • was .rOalied te
.1,ondon, ,where he is now in 'the Vic-
toria Hospital,' We _hope to hear .of
L
his -rapid iniproveinent•..
. A few froin here attended. t &Tied-
byterial and Presbytery of tie Pres,
,byterian clitireh at Bensiels on rrues:'
day. • :. • : . ' • ,
•:Mr. and Ms. Fied.Davilone,Miss
,Ilf.ilaurnyil. and : F'uJiidmvv. inii WeiroSunday.. With
-• MittAnnie' ICenned.Y.' of. Gettlerich...
is 'visiting -a few days at her bone
here 'before going to London die .c(Cen-•
ete her training. as a 'nutse.
Ontario, Gatette and The LueltneW note. The jiidgeS 'were Mrs.,,Evatiti
Manitoba Pree Press William m f
Sentinel, and three issues; of the k. b'f Kihdardine, miss, Wcisk rifRPII
", lin Of the City' of atham .
; County of Kent, „Agent; will Make
application to the 'Stirtogate Court
-Of the County of Bruce for a grant
• of Lettere of Administration to.othe
-lastate!,,-,of--.-the---Said..L•RtisSell Allin,
who,. ni and •prioe to the. year 1909.,:.
•' "reelded at the .1taiir :Village -of Lucke
110W, and ,who disappeared from - the
eaid Village 'the said Year, 1909.
-'". lute' never alike been heard of
and is* now beleiyed to be dead,
' leaving property in , the Said C01104
• .of Bruce to, he adniinistered.
• ' DATED ,this dasr..01-wrhyi-Aiv,
with iss c ivray o c ino
as refette. It took censiderable tune.
-o -br,nt 'in' a verdict which all felt
was Very unbiased and fair.. The,, re
:suit •announded was, ,• • Kincardinc,
-11-pointsk-'and-ritipley points; thus,
plittin4eur ladies in. the lead.
They are to be cortgratillated on their'
sueeess, The Tettell: Bre% favored
thele present with gal* •selections
mid Mrs. Parket gave ,two readings(
-which were van Tednived,4inadh vas
served at the, itette and a pleaSant
•
U VANSToNit Winghans, el,Penti-'d4,-"A-thrn boir
cars from p ay% carr oh WI c
#0.54•
ere Psi I ilore
„Lumber indinttrieS of • British
cOlanibia---arehePdhlgaPruce t� Bos -
,ton and New York;"-firt-to -Fier"
end Cuba, new markets created' With-,
,in the last few months, . Demands
from regular fir markets in great
Britain, Asia, 'Australia and 'South
Africa are reported better than
normal, ' • , ' • •
„
".• The demand f0; Qana.clian flOnr is
Increasing rapidlys in the Orient.
• -This year. 347,760', barrels,. et fling ;
wete,:"exported from .Medieine, Hat
irioatlY for the EaFite great Britain
Canada's best taste:Peer for wheat
flout, hiVipg taken 13%000 b,ertels
TiOrAffe-tota f ‘6.84,698 barrel's ex-.
• ".'ported during the.'inen ,"-pf--August,L
, . „ ,
The .Canadian Pacific Rockies are_
not "shot .tip'! yet,' Fellowingka 30 -
day hunting trip', Mr. and Mrs, :Kok"
leek; ,ef Les 'Angeles, told ofdeer.
' thrit..walked right"uP te:eemP;.bears
that prowled alt around in numbers:.
rams and mountain sheep in aliend-
ance; lakes full of trout caught with
every thro,W of the line. •• •
"Seiher)and, supely-§eeretaey. p with her., daughter; Mrs. A. McCaul
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program with: Prayer by the
Prsident, Miss Sutherland, and was
.followed mat "impressiVe 'and
itispiring talk -by, Miss Dean
Taking Car. 5: 18; 19 'as the basis
1../ 'her -Message. She brought to Mind
the good news, reconciliation which
VeS, for 1110 whole:world, After des-
• eribingt genie ,ot the .terrible' beliefs
and India;.She :made' air
'appeal for -mere. earnest giving.; work
• and- prayer. A. Sutherland:then
tTave her -paper, "Prayer • and -We
Strategyt.of 1Vlisalons," • bringing out
that the inisalonary movement Was
the result pf. prayer. Miss Kate Mac-
Kenzie read en apprOpriate article
on "Answers ko ;Prayer. A .gotia read -
Val' given loY,..MititeMelvie
after. 'Which the meeting citified vvitli
ey, who has riot been .well for4s0me
but Who we areilad to say, 11
• improving.• ,
The farmers :''.have • Mostly till
started ot the land. " •
• ,W,ALS: • OF UNITED -CH
1;1
. scu001.• lipPonT.,-
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• Despite alleged trade depression
and "blue: ruin", talk, during „the
week ending October 3I,925, 67 neve.
• coniPanies rete'formed with author-.
. ited capital of $15i,658,000,:as com-•
pared with 90 companies ivith $112,-
614,875 capital the •previous week
• and with 87 coriipanies with $7,568,••
000' capital,: the corresponding week
of last year. " •
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cDUring the ,96 frem Monday,
November! 9; to Tiplisclay, Novem
be,r 12; the Canadian Pacific 4aiiu- A conimission .of three protestors
,in apiculture will make a survey of •
wedsecoay:149sa,:nL:diliautetau3crap:oyf...i.iinig:8.ini:we5hvoefirceyatiii8.1.6.',
On Wednesday 1;81)5 cars were load: o:T:01.A:tacrote.i..intoissaisoc, rtawiii;
the sells best; adafiTe-d-Tia: the culture'.
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S.S. No 9, Ashfield
Easier Tests
R. Kilpatriek ,
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Sr: IV: C. Kilpatrick 61W.. Clare
2;1H., Webster 41. f
\ Daily- marks
•Jr. 'IV:: B. Blake; cuirair, Toni.
Anderson; M. Hackett. ••..• •
'Si, III; W.' Blake; D. , Outran.; M.
Clare; B: Culbert.• • •
Jr. III:: V. kilpatritici Jen!.
stoat.,
Sr. I• II 0.., Blake.. . ,
: . Kilpatrick; A Curran
C. Blake. •' • •
Sr liriperii.J. Cuibnrt,
• Jr. Primer: M.: Blake: ,
No.. on roll.' gi,•,attf:'
•'M. •Maccallurp;.teaelier.
PAO**
ere and -There
• V,aper,Valley, virginartiact of
land 135 miles tramVancouver, be-
tween vort" Deuglas and Lillooet on •
'11;•••"1w.:.Y
'is to be • the locator
medical sanitarium and I:mating, Y.
lodge which lath lae established thie-",• .
§°4114er by syndicate a • VA._n-
9,Pm...m04
Coliver .men.
"Genera' eenclitions di 'the prairies
and in 'British, Colu'mbia indicate •
that Western Oanade i§. -headed for .
st period:of real prosperity,' Charles
Murphy,. general manager of, the
chriadiargacifici.RailWaYr•Western
Lines; .aftd• a periodical trip. of •
• inspection, ,stated. that farmers and '
business men'ailke have not been
*ieilteprairies in year%
. .
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On March a'crevvd Of.iepresen-
tative eitizeas gailierd at the.
Oaa-
ad1an ,PaCific depot VanConver
to welcome FIN. Heribr',Lieuterlant4' '
gOvernpr Robert 'Randolph Bruce,
.pf British Celufnhia. Thirty -years
• ago the hardy Scot left -his prices-.
tral Invermere, Scotland,
tl) seek his, fertririe in the Canadian,
West. He found it, ' •
During ?the Inept": a JannarY.
1926, 15,706,700:Pounds. of 'refined
sugar veined hi $960,483 was .
ported from Canada . as eoinpared
• With. '197;406 Pounds valued "
$14,80 for :TanUary 1925: ;1 Of the
• total' ,amount the 'United Kingdom:,
took 11,750,9.00 pounds: while Sweden
-was second on the.list with 2,259-
000. pounds.• '
record 'for' the: year and for many
....yeaes.' Peat. was, reeetlee ••••
November 13, wbe* 1,094 qtrs. Were
leaded: : ••• • ' "
°
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Involvirig the use Of 31* million
, .
tons of crushed rock or about 70 -
'.000 Carloads, approximately Logo ,
*ilea along the Canadian Pacific
Railway, Eastern Lines, have been
•ballasted With tock fe date. - Rock'
• ballast is dustless and there is.a
very great increase in comfort for,
the. passenger.. Rockbalkasting, else
increases the strength- of the track
and otherwise improves'', its physical
condition as to drainage and other
;matters. -
act ..uader .instruetions, .from the
Minister of Agriculture .- Soil tests
are to. be Made -on • varkus teems
and alSci the •goirernmentve,cperi;
:mental. stations within ' the tobacce,
district, •"
Government'. statistics show ' that
the. average wages, per Month paid
to feria helpers in. the Summer of -
1925 over the. *bele of Canada waS.
$40 fel-. men $22 for women.
,
The. value of board • receiyed.:was
'reckoned at 823' for pen and $19.,
-for The,. tete]; reeetved,..
.therefor,..fer, wages and board in
1925, • was $63 pet m'ontli for .nien
and $43 for Women."
• The Canadian Pacifie
. annotince4 the. offer of ,three fee
iicheleirshiPs thaPPrentices and dth.••-
er employees enrolleden the perrna7
bent staff of the.einpliany,and under
21; years Of.age, and to minor sone -
.,of empiOyeeS. • The-. seholakihips
cover' our years tnition architec-
ture, ...chemical,. civil, mechanical or
• electileaVengtheeringat Megill
'hersity and are aubject. to competi-
, • •
tive examination. .
,
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.T.eadag:.atepe in the "Inked Sates ••
(toward a greater redogpitithi of Clean
•' spOrtsmanship• and the. need of 'mil.
„serif:diem» of fish, game and 'forest
teisources, Ozark of Tennes.
see,'editor �fField and Stream; Ont-
deor (kLife, Outing, . anaoanced :
• Montreal recentlitliat catching gam' e
•%fish with *Orins' had been 'banned
In. practically all states .:of the
: public. VVerm fiehingit cOnsidered
destructive as small -fish returned
the,. water ire.' too badly wounded
• to litre. •,
stigai beet production in Canada•
I; increasing on phencnnelial scale
, 'while the veined. refined beet .ingar,
• has increased about 100 percent. in
1924. In '1924i. 31,111' acres were
planted to Sugar beets yielding 295,-
• 171 tons of, beets" 'from vehieh 85,- •
.770,70V pounds'of sugar was refined .
with, a 'value of '$6,19,2,645. In 1923'
• there -Was a Yield of 159.t200 tens, of
•bets ,froirt 17,941 acres'. he value
of the 39.423,160 Pounds a Niger'
kl,ifluid, was $3,745,200*, •
'
. The inonthly: meeting of the
ya.s. held on TeeSdily, 4. The
mike:tins' was :01)0/10d. prayer, .fol,
..lewed by a Hylim. The • SeriPtiire,
'toss. pri:TWIIP- giVeli by ,11-1•Ri-..1:•:-loynti
Minutei of liet ineelleg rere real'
; by. Mrs..' 0.,. Greer and were .'ellepte;
• The queStien•of mite bees was dia.
citsiaed and it was deeided that the
boxete-VVOuld•-be -Ordered: A eollec:/..
tion rah italten ;in *aid .of the. 'heal:"
hit flint' hi .Cofifieltieri ;With the deeei"
A 'destiatch froni. •London :gates
.-that,, in the past ihiea. was more
than h4eti. a. QUebec-nuide
cheese ,have arrived end. been sold In
LOinion at good prieee; the cniality,
it is said, 'being of the best:• '11
pointed out that if Quebec PrOdtitta
are to obtain the ,Positioa they do•.•
serve. here it is necessary to .keep"
e. ontliwout cOmitigi in order
to make them known t� the 'genetif
than to nisike either
4,4e..eaeionat ePeeidatiee
• Phiements. • Along tliih dine, sank.
7,604.3 bekett of Ottehtte-"Mtidt eheete.,"
ilYniff 381, and, Pr§Yer by Dean. ondia Teronto, A .,Dala °' lent forward 'front lieri is' the Loa.
— • clething th be sont.:0,the• ‘Pittle Itito t
• ' • aniaatiot thkrus4 pot wstke
• 'Solicitor for , e ni)P a portAr4 0,10 en)nye Abe wliole3101.4001—Presa4,e;y,
• -At 'the •third triennial;Conferehee
Pf , the. National conneir a: Educe-
tioe to be held ,in. Montreal .during
!the week of April 5, men 'famous .in
the, World of ..music will 'deliver „'•
.addresseS•whiCh.should add much to '
the knorledge •of the. subject. Sir .
Hugh Percy A,len, professer of
musk Ari "the. 'University of Oxford' •
and 'conductor "ot the•Batb. Choirat
London, will speak- on ",Music as ,a
.Nationsil:11).iseiriliae?"" •
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•116 has Sent ug Word to that c,tfoct.., Ile Says that he; has loth. oftoy
,lor good little girls and 'boys, but he had an awful thno gating: dawn tel
tiyilizatiOn'‘and his tenideer were•kelite'tited, has!
,bortered big -engine from the Canadian Pacific people one of theis
• tie 'Petterflil.thal it a heavy train betwee,n Montreal'and Winnipeg
leSe than '1.04 'heeire and -he's 44Don'ir. You worrY,° h
'0141!,fir4 Oa' there thirlOt 1404I ataYS awkiti frying. tox eatc,h rag,