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tfti LtIMINTOW stwriigt. TIIVIISDRAY 14 Altell 81k. I ',Dili%
eriment
Incubators and
rooders
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IT DOESN'T PAY to qxperhilint
with inGuhittors And brooders.
Ai ,incubutor that zfilits hatch .et
lot. of hatchable eggs,a brooder
tit- lets your 0i4k6 dial-, quit it
g,:rpnei4„ equipmrit at any
.p)!i.ce. -You foke• the • value Of the •
eggs and ducks. 'Yolf lose,,„Yottr
.440fifs: : •
,• If you want to be certain -Of,getting
' limeltested'and reliable 'equipment
• --the best.buy'on the inarket-wet;
invite you to visit 43ur, store. We..
Will tell you hOw Buekeye, incubators ;
and bkoodera have proved:4heir
profit -Making -ability: • VVe- will tell .:
fiOWthey.will save
' • how ,413ey. - make "money
, for..you.' Don'ot buY
equiPment until 'St& dee what we
• have io offer. . ••
. . ,
Saves Money for a Million Users
. More 'than a inj1lion users a`ke
,
inalcing moneywith Buckeye ,poul-
try -raising equipment. It is 'flaking
Money for many , poultry raisers-.
right,iri this vicinity. /t will make -
money for you,
Visit our store. See what amazing .
new Buckeye equipment We have to
,Buckiyatite-jkaajnian..0 offer: yon. . It will pay you—and, • . . • ' pity.you hgg-to do this.
PAqs‘r117.11
RAE 81 PORTEOUS
Lucknow Ont..
1.1fleknow Winghani.
'Phone 7.4 Phone 256
Monumental Works
LucKNow and WiNGHAM
, • •
...4,413. the JariefIt and niot coMPlete.
- "stock in the moot beantiful designs
to-choctse4rOntrin. : •
,e1larble, kliOteb, , Swedish and Can
adieu granitee
We make a spegialtY •of Family
• •
Inieriations, Neatly;„ Carefully...and •
.• 'Protriptly. Done.
See us before placing, Your order.•
ittnaff. A. Spotton
• .
Lickno*,,,- Ont.
this Yearvvi
III -ROLL
the *Permanent Roofing
- for Barns, *Awes, Sheds
co4... comes in
big sheets; -easir and quick to
lay...j)ennanent,..leakproof...
• handsome in appearance. Pre-
vents fires...increases Value"'
of property: Made of famous
• "Council Standard" galvanized .
eheets. Give size ofroof for free
estimate. Write to: '
Eastern Steel' Prod
.* .40sited
"u3sToN.QN.r..
' Successor to
Matallthinsle sad , •
8idingeo. Ltd. •
CO-OPERATIO;SI
it
:Two fool stAbhorn get
this. dope, '
; Were 'tied together WO a piece of
tope •
Said 0110 to the other, "Y'Odeoine my
way, • .
While. I 'take a. thit, new.
•
• mown hay. • •
"I' wOn't,"•'paid tlie ,other, "Ymi come
With'tneo „
For f ,too, lave sOnie you s'cp,;"
So they gO,V• nowhere; just pawetl
- dirt; '• .' • ' .
And niY; oh my, how that rOpe
'hurt. ' ,
• Then' they faced about, these stnli-
born, mules, •• •••
nd
said, are,:flitite-'1111rOlt:
•' • '
,1.1.0t/s..._...;Ant together; .I'11 '
, Then' Opine Wittrii;77177-*:
eat haYl
. ate their hay '
tOO;, , ,,•••
F., And fivtior. to lie delniad,eq god : and
true, ,
,As the sun Went doWn
heard' t� sayi'
!!oft,ht thid Is Pi
Ofirt".
thot Wert'
it perfect,
A
• 4..
• 'Quebec: City ivas' enletie7the better.;
it•t ctf. a s Week, on the 'return. t.0.1110''.
''ive c!.of Ij1.. Einfnenee-.Ulay-'"
111 ,ROU1G9, • newly createdL
ErelenaStigoivern-;
•
inental, an;d a -3%1e tin,
_
om.nOli1).1f.y,j,.7.
, -
.; ed -in we]
%.1ig „this ,griripe • Of the7.,ehurebi
• Ecu
tliej)nited, $tiates. will. be toirr:,
. the: -1) h rna.tii of the. nroyin.ce of •
• •yeAr.,* •to -the •,
• •••, ,'•Itvat of the' oYoll kutorriOft'.
L'uh of: Claull,da., ,itute,rviewed.'itt
• . u ,,Ffoutenapi 'QUebec, thig
estuniated they, will
mi1,11OU' dollatis. in
siiroy this ''cpmint Seusbn. '
m'o.n ton:-SiPe Of! ,,the-i'Ladmibe '
::1 NOrliiw9.ste'rn - to., 'the
ndatil; Ti,tvolfleR-,10W4Y
0'••• the Provincial Pretnier,. The .
agr6eS to lud.eintrify the' proV-.;
, ,ace 'Pgali,jst future tiat)ttity, On out7
5,• per cent f' bends' for $27R,..:
70Q' amtrin ':additioar. pay $1500:00
in ensii; at tlle seine • Atrile.- undortakt,',
Ant' to.: ceastruct. a '20 -Mile, extension• .:
the' tier.t, three. . •
. •
. • - .
CdTp:T-a The- Praince' „Al,
.:.be,rta ckportcd... g.b.otiS to, the value.
pr:$9' 99 3,05 fo. the 'vatted :StatesYclui.r•
ine the:year. 1927: ageording: tO the
,r-eport of Re,at, :United
Cone.ul 'tor. , Calgary 41i:strict: ;
Tie •total; exports ..shoW• ear" increase •
of , happ, or•;17 percent. Over;1926, •
a•t an (1.'.hog'S . held .a eonapicanaS:
la•••• tlfese,: eXport:the...fortier...
: .$1;h5,68d .an,d'the latter
t;982t)45: • •'• • •.: ".•• . •
091001, REPORTS
S. S, NO. 9, Afdtlield-
sr. tv.: '1,retgd Aoric:,
Arith, •Celup„ . Hist; Jack Curran
80%; Bernice glom 70; Mom An-
derion 70.2; Jim 9.4tari 70; • Mary
liacIcett 81;01,. •• • ' ,
, Jr. IV:Beatrici. CUlbert Ad; Jcan
Anderson 7; 'Perothy Curran '71.;
Winnifred • BlAkC.:' 70; Mari Clire..67.
Sr. Keith, 'Johnston, -82; Verna
ii1atrick,".cf, .4. • :
;4116 041/p.1314e
Vr. Alicia Curran; .80;,.Harvey
•„IiIpattlek 77; Clifford° Blake 74.
••
Sr:. ...Tear' Culbert- 77. 'Gordon
Anderson 75; " ' ••
Muriel 'Blake Chester
I'viamley 75, - • • •
•
Thee marked (*.) .inissed one or.
More tests.
No. on roll 20•'s:
'.• • OliVe TO. 'Anders01,L
S; -§. 4
Report -fog January and ,February.
•S. .1.y:: Sat.a MacAuley -76%;
• Rachel MacDonald 74 • '
• Vr. IV:* Norval Richatds 74; *Rut'.
<ton ptan1ey,;.48:
" Taylor.
•Harold • Patterion; .Godfrey
Neale. Willie Turrer• thur Ra`m-
age; Gcirdon Taylor..
140. on, roll 2?. Ay. ait. 24.5. $ChooI
open 21 days, Perfect ' atteadance
since Jan..1.St marked, *.
(•," • •. Lockhart.
•.
Sr. III: Angus MacAuley. . 55;
Lloyd MacAuley
•• Jr, III; "Edna 'Cook- 81; .Edythe
64;, Jean MaCAUley 58*.- •
Ronald Henderson .:66; Rhoda
Ceok 51*. •
'Sr. 3: Eliza Cook •86*.
'1 Jr I'. 'Lloyd. Henderson --5 •
'Pt.: Oryal • Stanley;, :Raymond
Richards. Mabel Jamieson '••
• Note: --Those- markecl. with an as.
tetisk have iniised One •or more :ex-
aMinittions.
•.• I. E. diesnilt.
• Report d S. S. 10, Ashfield -Feb.
Winnie Lane, T. Johnston,
Robert. lioWard.",' Louis, llOgan*, G.
Johnston*;. Matthew Johnston*. ,
...Si.. In: • • Rill Johnston,' ;Elle Ho-
• .
gan*,, Bill Reed*.
Jr • Ili: Hilda Lane Raymond •Ho-•
. .
gan'IT-Thii7trennan• lc t -Ree *
.Drn a '
• •
.•li Vera Little, Anna •NL Fortish,
irdie Reed*
a itin.
Fatrisli*; Bill. •DrenOn*.•
•
Sr • 'Howl Reed*. ,
1111M*71amuir-NotgOn-7.,
jr,• Pr.: Jean Nelson*, Wm. MeIn,..
iiii*,•'Eileen''Camptiell*.„
••• • No.- on- .26:: ..Ay. att.' 10;77::. •
. Tlieee marked' () 'niisSed. all' or -
art of
•the 'month: , • '
Myra MacDonald.
• ' •
" Kinloss -February:::
, I
IV: tele! Catharine
'•:;airiPbell'" 703; Catharine MacIonei
.147; E'Velyn .MacD0agall. 6211.. 'Ada.
•Leonard• Maeinnes 481,;
Veroniert. •'
Si '111: • Total -1144; j,,irn '1VfeNali
• • • • •••
6.78; filled • Thompson 57•2!.. R. 'Camp,,
'hell ,555*; ArnOicl; Thonipsolf 541; 11.
Button: Harold ,Stewatt, (absent'
'nearly all Intintiq. • '
.Total. '5.12.•° 'Mary, lefaccon.;"
nel 447, Ellen Burns 868;Lloyd Isde,..
.43534 Lawrence MacLeod..:297t;
.";raCe.•MacLeod. 248*. :leek, Gaynor
Total:529: Mado, Camp.
'bell. 875; .Lorne Sills. 847; Calvin ir
'311*;' Dorothy ManDOugall• 87
Total, 273: Donald
''''On?er: • Total '364.. Mary ..,Parter
316; gifford, 11"1,,eNall 289L. !Winnie
ThOntson 268; 2571
Jimmy, Barns ,••
Annie E. Johnston.
Report. of U. S.' S, NO:. 14;•:Eatit and
Weet .'Wawano.th.-71Vforith,'`of -Feb.
Tested in 'Hygiene, Writing;
-Winnipeg. •--.• 1:14),.,r*b60.d -entries'
n`ya.de in the four Western 'provinces
tie • e.alerailar year. :1927 totalled
0.417; as .Compared with • 6,012 the:
.•y•e'vt.r before -7, -(in increase in .1927 Of
• '1.;;Utrfes by 'provinces,' 1926
figure's birgng in • ,hrackets Were:'
Manitoba • 719 (942:). Saskatchewan
; 2,819 (780), ,Alberta '2,796 (20.66)
and' British ColUmblia••113 (124). •
• oetribet filings, totalled 438,.
.erNise' of 69 withManitoba' 46 (54)',
Sask,alebewart 221 (21ei,,A.lberta,•215!i
(129) 'and British (7).
' Thirteen new 'ocean liners; at least;
'of a total of 138,000 gross . tons,. are
exii'eted in Montreal: . during the
coming-, season. Of this total Cana,
dial.)Pnci fie ves'Sels Make up- More,4
than half, or 90,000 gross temi, .•,Tbese ,
are the "Duchess of. Atholritand the
"porhoss of. Bedford", of 20.000 gross ••
tons each, and the ,five Canadian Pa,: •
ei!fic freighters; the "11eaVerbiltn".
"BeaverfOrd", IfBeaverbrae", "Ileovei%.
-hill" and epeaverdale", eich.of: 1.0,060
gyoz:1 tons, ,
. ,
•
John. -The Harbor COminis'
Stoners' now 11raWn ' A 810,4
000,0011 1/rO,Ject,, of 'Port development,
to ext:..nd 01Tei• . a 5 -year period; ,sub-„.
Jeet to., the 'aPprOVA1 'of the •Minister
,of •Matine. -.The, general tolieinein-
eludes the con-striction of. One grain
vonveyor 'gallery at °pier .7;"
feet pier,
•"3.2.16 foet long And 'etilflopett „with"
font' ono-Atorlsy,,Tire,proot'sbedi, and
illIpping. office:. 'one grain elevator
of r2. 000 •Imsbeis -capacity ," with
• renmvor ,gatterles for lecating•
groin at 'pier No, 7 and the necessary
rallivItys sertrage fa
. c• 1Hts,ithdWater. supply to nerYS the
..fiew .works: •,• • •
•
• Ono yottng:intin.:..StaYed home .from
t'itristnins'datneet becausele-had_a_
•§Orr ihroaf „
Outt,„'mAlieg
yeti think rtoettir6 useless, hut A good
' helpsyou. ••to...forgive, 'your, en,
• ir yf1....got '$y and nutc more
money Allan lia does: •
Sometimes ' an important nilig`
ab'enta so' because' he io Otirratintied:tii0
others °Veil 1ss iniportSbto!
Sr. •Iy;'• Catalan Vatrier 77%. .
Jr. IV: Tem Inas 56;. Laura Mar,
Sr. III.: Kenneth Laid1aw61; • El-
roy Laidlaw 54.
Jt.,,III; Roddy Inglis, Clifford par-
don, ties --;-62; Russell. Farrier 56.
Sr. II: Rosella Guest 68; D... Gneet
Total' 400. /Pats 240..„Plive.Pur-
doh' 344; Doreen Pardon' 280;:
lack
'Inglis 215; 'Mary Guest 210...
Sr. Primer: Good--Mariel PUrdon.
Primer: Fair -.Bill 'Martin.
(*) Absent for :tests,
' Highest in .spelling 'contest, Olive
Purdon, 31 Pointo.c
• No. oti roll. Av. att.-it:,
L. 1. Haekett,
S.,•No. 12, West Wairaufosh.
Pupils' tested in Can. History, Lit.,
Ag•rio,, GeOg:, Comp, and .(V) in Lat.
and French. •• • .
V: Jean Webster 95%; -Barbara'
Nea1e-435 -(rin Latin;
toul •83 (no Latin or French); .Nellie
McGee 77. •
'Sr TV Velma Bremner'7f Mc
Ramagi-62 '
Jr. 41,r,: ijo.e ,Marie'12*; Etta
'Sr• III; Dorothy Neale, 49; Mary
Dow 69; Eileen 13roOnie.r.47., •
Jt; CuYier . Ramage'. 76; Ruth
Rajnage-, 75' Freda' Rititintl 45, John
1,r; Vera 'raylor; garrOnd St.
Marie. 1. •
It 4100111‘ Atx1o0;• .14$04.01,.t
0,101foot 44110 1koopo',144Prtf
•
S, S.,• No: 4, Kinl!isii-M�ath of Feb.
Sr. IV; Total 562.: P. 450,
H, Congrant, 426*; 1*iine• Johnston
.317*. , ------------------,"
Taal 760.. H. '562; ; P. 4504
.Annie 'Burt" 353, 4d3e .Thompson
•
Sr. T: 700. IL. 525: P 420. 6
Congram 449*; Bernie Cassidy' • 2,54*;
Lorne Jo.ima.te7 1;1:676.
Ji. III. T .700 • H. 525. P. 420. 'R
Ackert 465*; Jin Burt 4401'; Licht;
•Johnston .344*; Eileen Valaci 197*.
Class: T..750., H...562. 70;450. T..
Cassidy r 252',1';, Teddy Bart: 244*; J.
.:Broome -221*;' .Ctiffokd Robb $114%
• jr. I:, T. 300, 11:z 225. P. 180. John
pickfison 240:
•Sr: Pr.': Piank..CeSsidy.
• Jr. Pr.: Kenneth 6ickiscnt Billie
Burt; -Basin:: Cassidy; 'Anna Cot-.
' (ab's •
rigan ent),
February Report of S. S. 3.,
'• 'Sr. I.V; 'Pass -Mary Coi -71%; P.
HOdgisis. 68; 'Willie MacPherson 64:
Jr, IV: Pass,7-Gertie Rosa 60.•:Be,
low Pass -,Kathleen Eckensiviller 531
•Isabel Colwell- 40; Lizzie BaWkellaW
E. Doubledee.
:Sr. III: •Belew Pats -,-Mary Colli-
-son 43. .
• jr. III: Below Pass-,1VIabel Ross
Grace MacPherson 42; • Iren'e,
:Johnston .32*; ,Maurice fledging 27;
1W2bel Ilawkshaw 23; Mary Carter
. •
• Class II: Below' ,Pass -,--Ina Ecken-•
57*; :Ralph Bodgins 35; ,• c...
otqweil 48, '.! •
Class: Flair--LGOrden -Janies*; J.
Carter*: . ' .•".
.'.Sr. Pr.: Fair-,-NorMan Ross*.• :
, Jr. Pr.:, Good -Verna Johnston*:
Flotenee Janie i; • •
-LEvelyn JolinStOn*. ..Poor-L4ditlie
•Johnston41;1Vtabel Joiniaton*. '
These •marked (*) Misted •part, of
'the month,' Ne. on roll 30 Av. At,
2141. • •
.1101en Tlionipsee;
_
Report for No. 16; Dungannon..
V Class:" Tested in Phys.; Comp.,
Latin. 'Aldon Hasty 80%; C....Crozier
. • : • , .
Jr. IV: Frances 'Crozier 85. Eileen
Treleaven 8L • , -.
III Class: Anna Treleaven 80;- Cab-
in Ctozier 781 Beth McCOnnell 70; A:
Gauley ' '
Sr. II: Preda..McQuoid•801'Bensert
Shackleton 75; Watt 74
• jr. II: Beatrice •Treleaven -84; L.
Hasty '79;. Harry Swan 75; •IiIeggie•
Gauley 69. • '
Jr.'I:;TommY Culbert 80; L Swan•
75; Violet Culbert 70. '
Primer Class; .• Kenneth Gauley;A"
good.' '
Palmer Kilpatrick.
,
S. S. NO.:4 (Sr), Went yVawariosb-
, 'Meath, � ebruarY. • .
• 'Sr. Forster, -69*;
• Mciluillin 64; Margaret Millet 63. •`,
Sr. tV: 80;: Thoth
Jr., IV: Neely 'Todd 72; R..Fortter
.64; Dick Weetherhead 61; H. Purvis:
.4,5; Myrtle. Me9uillin 43.
Sr. tit: :Florence
•'Miller 6,2; "". . •
.No. :On r011. 1.2.. Av. att. 10.. • •
Ylreat Wanionoeb.
• Test Marks. • .• • • ,
• "Jr. III: p, .MoDonald 82; E. Durnin
811 A. Watson. 78'; R. :McQuiRin 75';
C. McDonald:Get, ,E..1Viiller 63; G.
Morrison 56; G. Purvis 52 J. Thom
46; D. SWOn •• '
Daily -Marks 1502.
. Jr. III.: Total ,inarlca: A. Watripi
1374; D.' McDonald '1356; E. 1),Prein
1838; a McBtinald 1281; R. 111.04u**
lin 12581 E. Aliller•1681*; G. Motrisini
1062; J. Thom 1042; G. Purvis*,'
Swan' c2S.
Ili yam mate. 1439. G. Miller
1351; L..Miller .1183; K,-Thon-i. 1125.;
W: Weatherhead 1984.
• I: Total tflailca'127'. N. McDonald
1045; F. •McQuillin 1022; J. .Fotstey
798*; M. Morrison 698*:
'Tail, mark§ 600.
535; E. Swan 2404'.
on,.Cr;,),IiA2bornut
thee �r more days.' No.
• Vera E. Todd.
PURPLE- GROVE .
Angus Graham of Luckneie,
is' visiting hbr Paren.f$;. Mr ,and Mrs
Andrew Emerson hete.•
Mr. and Mrs. '. ;Albert SO.da 'and
family have, retittned •home .from
tifehiden, . • -
DaVid" Scott Went to Mount
Forest to attenethe funeral of his '
.cousin, the late Miss Shaw. , •
Miss Virginia MacDonald of Luck,
etiOw, was home fot the weelt,ond, '
3$MIS Fowler and babe re,
genet t011.111 kW. 114 WilVION .1314
‘014111
• :
•
it inOcean-
'L.-41'A 4.0111,4174, .5f114.1444-,1
Olt ex, ...sf 1:•etta'4
gymnasium On ' board-ta, ocean liner.'fi•no longer,
nolielty. The fleeting -palaces, oof today which
cress the Mighty , eceans between %Canada- and -the
,•Orient‘:,and Canada and Europe hate gone-one:better
than the ' best hotels. . There are ;hotels. in this Coun-
try -that ,Caa invite their!' gUssits• to 'baths In private'
,sivimriiing-poels; but ,how Many'bf hem can offer
the busy .man ,'or, woman the -use of a , gymnasium'?
,
"How to keeP, fit at seal" • Board one: Of the
, famous "'White Enipressee,, .bourid for the Orient
'from Varicouwer, or cross froni Quebec to Southamp-
ton by an"Empress of the Atlantic",. "..These liners.
haVe :dinritaiiicins on boArd,and you will have ,no
.'reaSon th fear .• the censequenc'es of a',,,periOd 'of 'en
------titedlerstirei'Orttli-j-T-P, fienlie-i"Em-pretisOL
•aidda!!.; ' "Empress of Asia!! `!EMPrests of:
•Rissili", have .gymnashuns Which are in .all respect.,
• like those•of the three 'Atlantic Empresses. Spacious
• towns, •with• excellent ventilation, -and fed with tha
ateqtripment for-alrnoet.'eVex y phgtee.,,atath.14k
exercise. , In :addition; the Empteis of 'Canada ant
the soEmpress of Australia; swimmirig :
%Vlich are in the first rank of •those to be found on.
board sea -going ships:^ •• • . • ; • ,•
'The Apparatus': With'which the gymnasiums 6104'
• ships of. the'Cabadian Pacific lindare fitted is varied
and diverting. The "horse" and the 'caner are per-
haps' the Meet popularamong the inaehines., •When
trzxvell rig on the "Entpreas. of: Australia" and the•
••
"Empress of Scotland" to 'and tioni •Canada this
Atiminer, the, Prince . of :Wales rode Many' imaginary
• miles on the.COnifettabreback of the "liors'e", and also
"On the.'"Carners".hump..• These beasts are electrically
controlled; and: when the current is. switched On the
•"hotte", which is ,•properly saddled' and has 'crupper
.png etirip06, proceeds. to emulate • the inevenfent of a
'Upper, hiti-,A physical class in operation, tipper risist--Tbi
Canattian . Pacific steamier "Mentroyal". 'flower lett--Interier
ef.' the rim of lb. "Ximprees et AnOtra. !la". Lower • eight -
Ms. of the 'ship'n swimming peek •
.
horse mntion, 'and gives the noir a real and Pleas- .
ant sensation' of horse -back 'riding: The "speed can
be ine...ttaied froma walk to a trot, iron* a trot to a
Canter; a ndfrom' a canter to ngallop; hitt the "horse" •
is always a gentle -beast' and never throWS hie rider.
. The "camel"; miehine is as .popular as the ."lioree".
The "cainel". functions. inshnilar to, the ,
horse, but Petferins the rolling Motion peculiar to :the
"ships • Of the 'Sahara". The 'camel" usually -works
oyettime when the Round the World and Meditetisui;
can' Cruise E.nopresses are 'nearing 'Egypt, the, ladies '
especially jaeing nxius to.,aceastom••thempelves .
ri g , on the hump of 'a camel. - , ;•, • .
'ere, are •bk ct tligyonntsium' of,
ieEiijreees, .•These • are :fitted,' with."-diale • which
ieetn•id distances travelled tp to 500 metres. • Bicycles', ,
,re placed side by side, Which offers the Pessibilitiea.
.4 radii% .compdtitians.' ' • f ' , •
RowinginaChineet.•pulley-rnaehines; which test
--trengthand develop the muscle, are amongst the ap- •
peratus with .which ' the.gYmnasiiinis are ;equipped,'
and Ili:Xing-gloves; ;medicine -belle; punch -balls, °faller,
single*icks, •and indian clubs, provide boxers, fen.,
Cers, 'and in4igo-4W? artists amongst the passengers : :
with' every:opPortuniay of indulging •in their ,favotite •
"The gyranasiiims .theurielVei are •opaeiOUS tOOMS•
"Vieg...A1,11tilatatis arid fitted- With '•electric fans.; which
her', 'no. 'keep the air always fresh. ;13uning. certain .
hours 'the rooms are'reserved -for the, exclusive use of
the 'lady passengers: • • ' .„ . .. • . • ,•
:A Physical instructor is on duty in the gyinnaso
iuMs during the tegzilar•hours.; He- inetreetepas/seri-
.g•ers, in. the use bilthe•maehlnes; and during the longer '•
• Voyages and ivintet cruisei made. by the Entrees, •
clasiseelor physieal exercises are,freqUefitly'hel*L'.
. GASOLINE TAX .INCREASED
. • • , •
The' Ontaria Good Ito.sids'4Associa-
tion closed the largest :conVenti,on•in
its. 25 years of °existence in Toronto,.
With'. a banquet, ,attended by necu:ly •
half of.,the Members of ;the',Pro-vin.:•
cial iegislaiure.. Sir' Robert •Falecori7
• ;
er,-. President of the -Uriivereit3r of
,Toronto, the principal speaker, .itr‘ a,
description of the effect that the
.building of, highways had on the so-.
dal and ecOndruidal life' Of the. prov-
inces' ptopheeied.that,iii future there
would- not -be' se ;great concentra-
tion of population in • Urban centres
'as in the Past • •
0.ernier 'Howard -Ferguson' in in-
troducirig, Sir Robert;• Made- a direct
f.issertion..that...the Provincial tax 'on
gasoline winfidc be increased.; , •
'developing ; the highways, the
people Must realize that they 'are in -
Cutting a, financial responsibility,"'
he. said. "In order that -the responsi-
bility be Met .in• the, most 'equitable;
manner, • the, government realizes
that the Ulan with uges-the highways
most IS the man *boi,, should *paY
Mokt.".
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PECULIAR.,ACTION OF FIRE
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The FordWich• itc.icovi, recently
; •
,.gaVe the f011Owina. 'PartiCuiars ye»
• garding a fire which odcarred
residence in that village. el'he facts
were brought . Out by 'the intirance'
inspector, Ailie Mrs. Gillchtion nen-
-
tioned evidently is unable to rise:
,trom her chair:
"Mrs.' Gilkinsthilr:who is aninValid,
waS Alone, in the house at the time
of the fire; but ;could ,,give no infer-
Tyie„ re aPPaterttly started,
froin, a lamp }laving fallen froin the
table to the floor. A, large hole 'Was
hurried iii the oil -cloth, \the 'flame
Catching the *,table -cloth, -And burning
It god part 'of' the leaf of the tattle.
The window. curtains cought fire
from the table, and when iher*ifie-
conatunecl the fire Went ,'ott Av.! ou
'etttising ;further: Awake.. PAreif ihe,
Tdwer
*KA-
Mra. Oilkinann Was, sitting were'
charred. .When her littiband 're:t
turned home :The invalid" lady and,
everyttofg the .roonv
"Wel from 'the mike, is inteed.
.teitmiate that the fire bunted; itself
PO ham, or the helfiless woman
wetlicl• no doubt; have becn lumied th
4.6th."
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THE' ORDER OF Tim !ROAD , BMIN• AT RIVERSDALE•iimiNED'
• An: OrgenilatiOn- to Promote
' • Safety" Motoring, ;' '
•
'new- •"Knighte Chivalry!'
:der has :been inaugurated in :.Great'
'Britain Ar. nder the', presidency of the
Earl of •Cottenliam. called "The
Ordet 'of the Road," and..ito aim is
to inalte •-motoring, safer. for evark.:
',.thedy, drivers 0,Motor 'ears and ped-
estrians alike.. The. Movement has
the •benedictioti:of the .Horne Secre-'
tary, Sir 'William JOyson-Iticke and
the backing of notablee, in•the mo-
toring World. Aniongst the, qualifical:
ziOni.'"fer inemberShiii in "The bidet
of :the' R•ned".i - the production of.
evidence .showing•that the applicant
has,. dtiven' at legst .10,000 miles
• zliree years within. Great :Britain' and
.withont haying beencon-
-
victed On charge of • reckless *driv7
ing and without having been held re-
sponsible' for , cansing an accident. ., .
appll6ant •,zynist .also signify a
•teadiness 'tio •obserVe the -rules inv..
p.osed by .the executive cramnittee :of
the 'prcier ';with A :YieW to ensuring
safer motoring.
• . WIALKERTOD.I
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The ' Superintendent, • accountant
Arid employees of the Walkerton f.ac;•
'tory, of Canada Furniture Mantifac.•
tayer Ltd. 'have been 'rietifiea that
their Se'rVices. Will not be required
-after March .31st, in view of the de.:'
'citron ,te'• dosethe factorylincl trona -
t• ter: to Woacistoci. the linc4nf Matiu,•
facturing•carried On here. It is ex,
peeted an official of the conceirk wjll
be.• here ;shortly, to consider those of
he, liertonnel in- Walkerton' who can
)e absorbed.' at .WOodstock.'' •A few
.
.tnentlis aio it wir.S.deeided to close'
this ',Itietoty;• but, ,upon tetontidera-
it'wras agreed to make another
"Offtirt• fo get sufficient' businesa-:
. • k 't a," ' ro os'tion •
•
, traVid Relfertitiii; K.C., his daugh-
ter, -Miss ancl. Mrs. M.
Shaw' recentlY left for New York
'tTtrw, lc port t
the West Indies .and Pariaina trip.
There Was a young lady named May,
Who !read a; love ttery :eath :day.
"It's. funny," She saki,
When at last iha was 'wet,
41441 th1, tilt 'Si.
- • •• ". proAttors,
• % A lerge.' barn „On. the' -fa rin. of 'Al-
fred Winter, in Greenock Township,.
.adjoining the' village of Rivetedili;
'was .completely .destroyed by fire.
'Wednesday .of last week. The cOn-
tents ',consumed, included _ 'a. ./arge
• . • • .
quantity of gram, hay, implemetits„
and a number of hogs. 'and,
A section of the village was in:clan-
ger for 'a time; , but 'fortunately, the •
directieti of the wind was in its fa-
vor7 The origin of the. 'fife is .' un-'
„ • • . •
known. It was disbOvered, alibut. 3
o'clock; when Mr. iWinter ,"tiaS .•••,.?;-• •
Wakened by, a reflection on •the be ••
rooin window He succeeded lit- get-
ioundtgl
l&me
ts
ttbt 'Ili ihudge,611a:hbt oehl7fbese:lt' dsewwaetaenhyhdd. a3t 10t htat) s°n: gP$i fifi4lOnte:hsOtel:::
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1.928 AUTOMOBILES BETTER • .
:• • .quALITy, LovvEg FRItg.S.
the auteinotive"hisicity;
..th'is will 'te the ',greabteostthify;eroantr
production standpoint and also from .
the, quality, standpoint Praetically
411. -the' Cofhpapies ,are annOuncing:
sWeepingreductions, arid. s 'tbere is
lotS of reoni for.thern te p.lay,at., thi•s
ganie, the pub11 iill -Ilene thatthe
day. :soon Come When the prices
,of,ears in Canada Will be fairly well
in keeping with prices in the United
States.
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,••• WHAT ARE YOU IIERE IOR
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If YOU've never made another haVe a • .
Ihno in life, '
If 'you've neVer helped' a. brother thtu
• his struggle and strife;*.,
If 'you've never' been a, c,omfort to the
-weary and the Worn;
Will you tell' us what you'-e.here4or
• in the tovebt land of thorn?
If you've' never, made pathway.0f.
- " Seffie.neigh,bor glOV'','Vith • inti;-
.
if You've -never •brought a 'nibble to
• some fellow's heart' -with' fun;
.you've never •cheered a toiler. that...
you tried fo ,help alotig,
retr'rt$ hero rot '
hi this lovely land ef song
If you've never: made a comrade feel
tile world, a sweeter-, place
Because you've. liVed wIthin". it Joici,
B
had oetvoil it •with 'your fade; •
It You've never heard a N't,onian .or a
bIleiattslien.irchoinld pok,uo:lbsthouii' n
Poqr hallti at ths;
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