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MAN 40 30 YEARS: -
. • „e
• ,Al. leviii14. it 30 Years *Id, Ee is
•..reeettinierelble lealtheind is worth
. • gOod,reety.million dollars. He is al-
, • the head of the greatest
most '.povireefel &rig of criminals in
•• . •Modern ;blistee.Y. •Iie is surely a mod -
AL for
•,r. 9 p •.suecess. Fee,'
•• e'11 who worship
-e-eqiereilereeehe hegin-lifelt ere very
humble ..way and the first honest del,
• lar:he is known to have earned *as
as watch -boy iria bawdy house His
, duties consisted mainly of Watching
e,through gt peek hole when policeyere
- • eribeeted and give timely warning,- 'te
" theimaates. .He would also stroll a7
.long the Sidewalks Non the lookout for
possible customers and ,,run -errands
Or the, ineirates`:Of the • eetabliehment;
Avaa ' in ":-4Nete- York • about 15
years egteeteti for the iniermettioe we
• - •• are indebted to -Lewis-W;Hunt; whp
tells the story, of Catena.in.TheeCtuit• e,
..19ok. TO ilee•Capmie 1.juetice he 'does
not like to recall such incidents, for
' he ,Iiiif‘grown asharned of them. At
least he feels that they are'rentiiiisl
sences inapplicable ' to the. role whiele
-44:e..e is now trying to fill, namely thee
.orbig business' man. Another thing
lie does. not Jae is to have mention
'Made of his fernier nickname "Sear -
face." People -,.whoeuee this weed cid '
A
•it en the. etewspapees and not in the.
! • cpurse of conversation with Ithie
SO faithfully did he eel -feint .the,
rather 'noigome duties • that ,ap•per:.
tidied to his gist job that it, Was not I
.1olig before he. ilVing..prOinQted to the
mariegerahip of the req light sena-
citte's most profitable : brothel; and at-.
ttanqd the .rank oL madame, eVen if
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he did not enteildy the title. .For he
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.ettcl Mannish ides .Abent how the
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'• plica sherd& he rep; ,anci,dee,ef the:
earliest notices Of him taken by. the
police was a paragraph in n g,ang,
e-eaterae-gezeteereewhich _spokeet. the
frequency . with which he ' used fists,
• mid revolver. In those daye;jie was
'called: ;Ten*, for the rewriting, effect :
of, `Ictny-::Caporeye!-Iinte•-yelrether tbis.
. referred'. tothe large -Yellowshoes' he
'Wore ei.becauSe of,hie.xide.from New.
• York to •Chicago :after he had left the
' haelotage and: . become a Chicage
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gangster, beenneerteiree He wa:s taken
ofittm New York to ` Chicago by John
ny TOrrite• a former reernber, of the
Ne ffr York Five Points gatg, *end: at
the time a lieutenant of Big Jiryt Col
osirnip was making money seefast that
Ife, went in fear of his life, and Cap-.
One was• imported to act ae•hia body-,
In 1920 when Coleeinee,ewai•:mer-,
detect Capone' had lestablished 'himself
"• as fighre eit gang -lard.: The -Murder!
of
Colosimo does inifetVpear to have
injured his renutatio'n•fOr the. general
• theory Was that doletimee was done .
in by. Capone and Torrioe At, .any rete
the pair . were Powerful enough to•
take Over .the Colosimo 'gang; and wise..
eadtigli to see . that ,the beer ' Ticket
Could be Vaslly • expanded. . They
bought idl& lireWeries, made.: their
„.arrangements with pollee and dive
keeperaed, soon: the 1..nteketeWeaein
fizil siting supporting three or, four
hundred dings in ,affiuente.. The; fact
that ire'vai so successful explains for
the most part the' gangland wanders
• in ChicagO; which. ' •seyen eyeers,
chinned -250 vtetimeIn the first two
oirethree, years, Capone got the 'eepue•
tation of :killer, ,hite,it is -supposed
' that nowadays it is onie in rate :me -
i of exaspetatien tleat he pete
soinelly turns . a inacheine-gian 011 any. -
body. Ile Marks- his victims and un-
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OPINO .411, AVBiatiV`.. •
IVIillsellreee •
A prett, but quiet wedding: was
Solemnized at Knox "Need -Church:
Mantle, Auburn,. At. § p.m. ;on Wed-
needay,DeCenibeie 3hst, when. Luella '
Iona" Bruce, only. daughter .4 -Mr.
end. ,Mrs. .4. Bruce, df West Wayne-
,esh ,beeatne. the :bride qf' 'EdWin: R.
Mills ••Youngest-Serr of Me and Mrs,
Mills- also ei '.WesteWewanosle
.The terernoriy' wa peeferieed by Ree.'''
•We J. Korai-twee, Thii bride -.WOlie.n.
dainty 'own, eg nevi, blue georgette;
'with .bltie hat and 'coat' ned brown:
acCeeedrieee After .the ceremony , 'a
weddieg dinner was: ,eereed I at: 'the
honee. of ,:tbe paeenta'.: Only
immediate: being' pee•e'ent;
'The:bride was the„reeipient of Many
gifts. Mr. mid Mee. Ililis will eeside.
'orreeltee-groonfs fererleie-Weet eWia
.ateitesite -••
ACCIDENTS•'••end"COM.PE.NSAT-ION•
••The stanmery• Agnins.
Werkreefes Corri.pensati6e-13eare:
Ontario:, for the year 1,930 §tiows
total of 69,267. eaecidents reverted
during the Year, a decrease of 17,836.
,frorn" the peter year •
' ..Tite fatal, accidents numbered ,520,
as compaeed. with 40 dering 1929
and e the accidents .xePoited,..:clurieg
December numbered 4,09.4; ;Compared
with 6,288 in Dedenther 1929. "
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The total henefits "awarded eel the
Pee year ameu e to .$7,e ,,018.82, -- •.- ribbons,. . . • theolegies, : but With the essenee "lee . ed. by either -grain separately.: Alee"
. colOred • and 'wizards, in the •
as coniPared witle $8,01.2,15,7.78 dui= nt : ements o elle- t ys. And :it e
ov ' • 1 e , ' e h
. , life and 'the inovemerite' Of the humin
,
hi analyses, itis Sheen that in car-
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are :babies, from the .rfleat. - „ . •
' d 'd "II
The Imaginatio.n ef• the children ie tirnee—that the glinted/. of the Belpe pares v4y lavorahli.' with. field .corn.
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the thrill di the Bethlehem eleepherds Barley a $o
336,04605. medi l 'aid. '
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THE '1,1,TOKNONV, .RENTINE14 .141URSDAY.,JA*TARY. 8th, 1931
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.11XOSTeeT4E RIC_E: THE POGO everiethe'reia-eleet wailing at the,
(BY C in British Weekly) 'WE() "Ele.1,10YS, CHRISTMAS TEE Christmas trees ger, tleie epatronel
. • . door 'Catches glimpses a rilagi?..
. A. ° chnidrries Party
Need Koesi- before' ap7eciation; we
'eau% appreciate thineg-t9 which we in Iieiveehe,teeeeTee,e,. tpeeleae Pe!ortny-
are indifferent. .To enjoy 'Vie' we ,clen.• Hundreds:and hundreds- East
must be hungry, and the warmth and LenchM's children were aesefebted.. It
comfoit of the fireSidtk are at Itheir
fuliistattep-a4aptisinTof-wdr„'-winds--. waS• a Pa$.earitilr of child119°d-thrille4
and sleet.
The ma -eq. with •his bread and:,
•Cifeeseeeeut with e:.jack-knife, stained .
with the ,black juice of Irish eeeeste-,
den know -the tang- 'Of eatiefied hung-
er: anci.tbe joy ;of feeeting' that '
aperitif .can- create fo'i the Vnletudiee:
arian. There • mint ,be lineger and
thirst, there must be the ap.petite, the-.
need:•. So bleed rAfe: them'Peoel, theyi
know. neither satiety. toe ...erptei-
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1 lee Scores. ende eeorefee.p.k 'Sreevs,;_"
givo 1,e'e.er "Met a• biee:taYefeiree ••,:e
..deelto who woe...tired .:of Nee
have X ever knenye Drab Street other
than. on the tip -toe of expectancy,,
ready to grasp at 1,every possibility
•pf, joy, They eanlechase gaiety froth
Derby • Day to Ascot aria -vra SOwes
to. the _highlands and ;Winter eports.
So Christmas emneSe• with all 'the
magic .reede. net Of 'dreams and .needs
and beauty 'comes for a brief stay in
a drab World pig Whet Magic! 'Whet,
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'b,eauty!
,The aPirit. -Catches the
children ftest, • .
• The evindoWs , • 'the', • toy . shops
kern :the world into magic place
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•60VglANMENT CONTR. .054,.
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•• WORK.
• Some idea of blew g.everament eon,.
tr91 of .the'lleuer .hulines$ is: Working...
out is eug.gested by -a recent trier,
dent at Walltereon., A me....ee"'her -tbe '
11416 Ezra gottech.alk, of Kin-
eardiee went ever .t.to the •.peutitY,
Town, to listen to -the evidence in a
. that-raisar linn'p -theeetheetate -large Beebe '-ease----at • ,eateet.'eConetable..
:with. pee. saw beppeninga
Ilere eand there gene - child -trying "
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surreptitiously to peek thee. his pock -
es Portions of the '-feest.: One lad I
eew putting away. some slices 'of
bread and better. r ;min why::
:miug,trer.standitig..my ereeedry, as an
admonition he told pie ebets, !It's
for little jireiny, Ilets lost a leg,esir;
Meelevie who. happened te be about
ebeeemingea. suspicieus lookieg bulge
on the -felloi4., ''' invited- Him to :
go to• his • ebbe Constable's.) Otficee
Exainknetien shewed that .the • bulge
. was made by -a whiskey flask which
. . • .
contained seme
tion ".ef.
showed thatehe bad 2,....:boeght- new
Mid 'I -Went, him ,to have some cif... :bottles- .eifelietter at tbe, alkerten ,
mineee,•I knew Whit he mreenteefiee". • .diepeetiarY "that:meriting, , The .. bat
,h44,14,9*,e 3:11.4.514111,4(L.
Ws 'it at .the 'same .pirty,' Where a,
lied had reade-elte-inett
turiltieSe and talteri • 'on' a. cargo be
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,yond his oapacity ? The einee. Wad'
Come to go: horne, When turning, to
his big brother, be eeid::'"Bill; eari.y
-.Me "Ont. -hilt befid-eik.ve "e
• Te. 'Icriove :the" and :glorY of.
,Christmas "one :meet live Drab
Streets or cetele a.• glimpse of • ehilde
ren's hospitals and hostels for inane'
.Someehing the genre ,of
J1e 'stabk arid the manger •ii ewoiren
were 'fonnd _en, a •room , the,
pei-ChaeeeeThae"..engeged .•in hertele.
;Beet it as the 'hateleDie.'„W_Pefeket
'Which.. got Gettechilk • int' •trouhke
The •cot.qt-qebrn Waeret. jest ihe-fileee.
for it. It seems it was quite all right
for him to. buy.. nine betties: all in
elle Morning.. Tbeee-Controlie •
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!BARLEY 'CROP IMPORTANT
Barley has ecnepeted 'etiongly With
wheat as. ierevenue 'eire'd..ucei-e• in .0,e
•tariO farnie. Thie, grain' holds an Milf.
indiesolubly..inee ehe Christieas ,spieit:'. Portent place, "fee several rea.aceia
traditionand reaetien. "ells 'too. deep It is a comparatively high .yielder.e,
.mfeirsseudn.deratandingi:, to Obyi;Oile to be
. Eeperimentse' shows that mixed with
. •
there is ehe- thrill of rainbows in • early oats, returns •from the cembi-
ram not concerned with dogmas or flatten exceed highest. yisids ,ebtate-
,
ing ,figeres being. neacie •Op Of
$6,986,912171 tonieeneatioe and $1,e
horses are hoeses, of heaven and . s heart; and: I have Seen a eeeeeame „behydrittee and protein, barley: cone:,
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is • 1 the nerth. Country'
prodded: apct stirred; end- ravieliecie _ , , . •
Taking: a hasi Of 1.00 werking• • creep's, into the merke• by-Wey ,• and cern. e In northern couritiee, where
•So tethin g of the beauty of the far--
. • , isstilI a. vivid
dees;. this averege.daily
off stars touches then' and moves them Wealthhas its Worth and it•c
terteffies awarded Of -$24,743. .eecriaire
now -tio si1entewenderi.:renfeto..lereaPs4 eipene:enany rdoorse, The ..e.eme is ..teele
:dee. . There was a :deeeease in the... of'. delight.• • ' of .pOyert3r—and the poor; see, .1110.4
eyeragee nuinber .oe 'neer claims. re,.
portededalyeitore 296 .iii 1e29 to '231 - • With little no" ses, glee.dete the wine , - • • ••
and enloy most ' at- Cliristneee.
in • •1930. •" : • do w• panes theY - select the toys' .they • .. ' ••. ' .' •.: ; . • -:...- •
-will •neetenenevet,,,.... presents
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• derlmga removeellierrerfireteureange-
ing tiothermernbCS 01elielgang
for alibis shoidd they _be arrested.• ,
The 'beer. gangs got' their first.great"
• start in Cicero, a •Chicage sbhuilp
' which had an, unserupulous gang in
" control Of its Municipale affairs. It
was • only •after Big Bill Thompson
had been 'elected mayor that they. re-.
„eurned-te Chicago-. an d -4ega;nete-ete--
cemulitte their millions:* One of the
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most sensational. of the early peg,
•, niurders was that of O'Benion,"a riv-
' • Lief, Capone's. Two. or 'three 'days,
• later Cepinte's: ette.wes crOwded te
the eerie and swept with Machine
Unfortunetely' Capone , was not
in it, and Only the cluniffeur was ser-
•icersly Wounded: Catfone bought a neve
had it eviller plated and then
,a conference of rival gangsters
to try to end the shooting. The 'ced-
er of the ether faeteon., Bugs Moran,
agreed tee te.truee, but twoeor thy• ee
dais, later Torrio: was ettecked : arid
sericiesly injueed. When hereCovered
he was so terrified' that he left Chic-
ago for Europe taking, o miilOfl,c1917
Uri with him, and handieg over his
organization. to. Capone. Since then
6ttoone has • reined as of the
• underworld. •?'' '•' P
Tbday Capone seems to be "as inild
ee'retritered--itanaSeieer;etettleet„ebi,
'ci0- throitte'• ele 'effects the OA-
-4.----"Tiiritutiiserf-o4uodea4,41..husio;6g
He has. ainbttions of being re,-.
' "ceived fh society. 'His first attempt
' Was- made in Los Angeles, And 'Might
' Perhaps have bectil'iticceseftil had the
pace ridt out of OW% Thee '
bougto a place la *I0Ve
be -gayeebe Meet -lavish and aleolielie.
,reirtierHig...eatee.: were. guarded "bye.
'gum?* and we learn :that tbeire chief ,
ditty , to .'prieteet Capone but
tO..restrain,:his henchman from -were
d,eririg . out 'ef the ?iremiss and per-
haps:•
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malangthemselVes obnoxigee to
the • residents *hese, faeor, Capene. •
craved : gangsters,...CApene
is Ponelar. .He • is.' net: eight -fisted like.
TOrrio. He. 'does not ,heeitateetO deep
in .at „e friendly gangster'Sbneee and
drop "toliegyandleeo .show..his benevoe..
'Nit feeling,„ One reason why the...Po-
-hav.e' neVerheen.:able to cOneiet
'14r-ie.:el' any, crime • of. violence : is that .
• he .is'.atveays• prepared' with eri .alibi::
The onli'penisbment• he has .under -
one -se far es We are aware, es 'the
seeterice• he Vserved.' it Philedelphia
f8.i. 'tarrying ;,firearnis, .. 'It, . is under-
sthod that•'...he• consented. •te this •so-:
•called rap, at. A compratitise with
Chi-
cago • mitherities. who were Prephred
prosecute him• for...eome •hinksepene
ky concerning his ',incometiter reteria
They did no have . a . Veg. strong .case
but it • was . strong enough,- 'to ineke
• Capene eorieent tire -Yeetes. i nipei•sore
Merit 'on he understanding that it
,would ,be • dropped. The; prebabi•lity
is that:now be w.ouldbe glad .to drop
'the . hem' e'acket; and begin e • reSpeee
tablelcareer • ley joining • the .gotary
• Club.; But this .he Ands to fie an
irn-
p�sibiIity, ;Red ,the prospects are that
tweed.' eontinue te the end, arid -fit -nal -1y
resign innid aeraetletf .machine guns: •
for weary mothers they will never
give .• None the less they. have great
pesseseione. Their spieita have 'pope
sested theee. thine, ,
,
But the glamour spreads till it
divers, every 'hearth 'aand home: The
chile pays out 'the' penniee, and eix--
'petices • that .have ebeen laboriously
saved, and the problem is teeselect
• the C,hrietteee fare. • Will it jee thrkey •
er gonSe Arid. what about veneagee
..er ham? And the Wpm pudding? .
And the frule And the driek? 'There.
RAPID :CITY
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The W.MS: Society will hold .their
January ' Meeting ,in South •Kinless
'Presbyterian Church onr.Friday, Jan.
9th, at 230 pae-All the laklies of the
'congregation are, Cordially invited.,
The Rev E. 0. Gallagher 'addressed
the. Prayer meeting held in connection
with the week of Prayer. in 'South
Kinloss- Chukele on,. Tuesday evening.
• We are sorry ta, report the siek-
'must be pi:nee-port gives theaeistoe ness of Mie Mincer' :McKertite; :Who
cratic touch, and is the lase' test of hves north of the .station : He ho -w.-,
good will . and welCorne.: , . , _ : .ever is improving,
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And the waves of thehe enthesiaem. ee Mr. . Hirain Bloom returne,d.. feere
and interest wash about the••mMeeed Harailton. lteet Friday, -*tete be at,
and the broken They, toe? • feel the tended the funeral .of his brother;
thrill . of :things,' arid 'find serceaee. Andrew. We, eeterel •'.to Mr. Bloom
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from the :grey days • and the long our deepest, sympathy.
nights of pain ' i The .annual meeting of the Rapid
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Perhaps :one tOoebea the , abiding : City 'School section, No: 7, was held'
giou, of nienkied In the.ee episodes of lasc Wednesday . at ' 10 &Cloak,. Mr. ,
conceen. • The sitk...:ancr the broken .-, e:e. J.:
Irwin ' Was , elected chairman '
lgoett, nowtheaplacepdthen,
n, honoritis at p the n 1;17;1
able manner . Mr . Angus McKay se-.' and. condeeted the business . in i Ver,y- :
it is the last Christmas they will . signed as auditor aed MreW.J... Irwin'
share together, and the • soft elitne'bf ;was elected auditor. Mr.. AleOollanthe. t me y , .
Pilt i.t. is 1136rneritaq' nry :to have a b,alanee on hand 'a • although the sun 'Might be invisib
the Oyes shows the emotions that,Stir.._
the hearts. the • See'yeTireas., reported the trease.
over severe` hundred della* an ie- It was' he who made the electeie t
of the hour. This is "Chrisernae--let'S crease oyee last year of $200.00, The: eereph available for the Public tea
"Healthy and sick rise • to the gaiety
be Merry. : • „ * . • „ • ' term of Mr. Alex lefacLeeil is trustee,
miteion of messages. And':in betw
In, shell' scenes one plunges ti4P lineing* expired, ,nominations were his' eeteneifie studies he s'arid:Wich
into, a 'tea of chivalry, beauty, ceur-
called for and Mr. MacLeod is re- 'friend, the ceneertina. • '
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tbe ineentiort, Of • our little Miisi
,oaten'ea,b.treeiremeapurable and einfath-
on-,_,—..ce betwee.. .
elected. The School Hoard for 1931: : The differ n "a career
is as follows: Alex 'Oollane;John Mee , and a jell, is. that you . get.. regular
• , Then, too, the mission , halls have Dougall, Alex MacLeod. ' pay 'for a job: -,
ieee . . •
'ea41 y't!ii.,ossiltsc;r, ir ef n,odretillethep rg9rao;c7i9griar
sea-mre
. : ceent. ,ade • by ' %Hon., D. A.
s
': gtewarte Minister ote.Public Worke.,
.1411e. ; apps', of :corn, barley le found
old obligation Was reeent.ly, .
' "licittlated by Canada when.ehe sum
to. be' an .eXcellent enestitete. ! It
.geows rapidly and Is theshallowest-Of •4$07,000 Was :paid to Commander,.
. .. over en area 9 aboot ,1 0.,000 squ r
— • miles and have' beenof great value '
, - : , e
-rooted of dir ....the 'eeteal.l. 'Because eel; Otto Seerdrep, fantails Norwegian,.•
ilea*. two poietssi1 . barley „ does best 1•,...•:..:
;:gd:Ziiii4 ;reel:1ft the servieee `
,
of all cereal§ On .geetted -Whiai ,Is iri:-. e , ani , diScoYVerres in 'le •Atri:tiOH
,
• sufficiently eleeined,
an . *rice le:Old .I' •Islanee, • His researches 'extended
and -backward in .springin -recent, ,
. , . . , . •
experireentse by the Department of
chetnistre,• 0,A.C.,. it was noted that
, Latest offielal 'report onthefield '
the highest yields of ' barley . were re,
. : ,'crops of .0anacia ..'
a:lized ' wheee it followed :a root erop.
restimates the 1930
j '., wefeaerop et, 395,854,001:e beshels
The departreept'e ' experiments With . or: about 11,000,000 bushels • More :
fertilizer • on barley,' ehOwitg .a big ,• , thanthe previeus„official estimate • , "
:made last Septeinber. :, 174;000,000
• \treie need; ere iniportant ine.vie-w Of • '
iecreete ,in - yield ewhere • fertilelers !
., eta Tile crop le about 91,000,000
In 1929
were ,grown in the Prairie Provine the • fact , that this ipeovince 'feet year e e
• . , eeels more than , . , .
etesved 625,000' area of .barley..
c and Thert
073) • • '
. A British Coltinthia oreatnerY:'han-
recently been awarded -e .contract
by a Hong Kong firm of `proielsion,
merchants for the il#Pnielat. et . 80...
boxes of better •pereenoetet.
the. past eight years shipments or '
Britlsh Columbia butter her) been ' ' • "
neede---te-Jaeiee And•ttehes-s94.-AtA
premium in the. •Mariteeti of that '
'country•
▪ With •the . formal lineable •of
100 room Cornwallis lite early. in .
.' December At Kentville, ls10...t4e ,
- fifteenth hotel wee. added to the .
eliaie of Canadian Pacific RellWay
• hoetelrige.‘rem the Ateenele to the
Patifie. grand , gala banquet
".".spoosored'-by the 'Eentville. Board
7! 'of' Trade at Which nearly three inie-
4 &red „guests sat-downeinglegibeg.the:e,
, Premier: of..110.eeen$,.e44.a:' and Grant • : • •
Hall,•vie-preeiseeeeeee. • the Come.• - . .
lie.e1F • raerked-th4te.o.Reliiiitic At'
nev1.8400,0oo "
fferin.in Teellee'. 'of • Wembley,.
for the second time took the '
, title of 'Wheat King of 1930" Wher
,he was iweeded 1.9P.Innuees at- th
International Livestock', Exposition
, ...01.1.cago ,mently eveitheliareleeed_2_,
spring. Mr. Trelle is 'even more
Satisfie4),with the third ..place • Nitta •
he won in herd red winter by which 77
. feet he is confident be has dekione
streted- the feasibkliey of raisin;
e. high grade winter wheat in west -
• en Canada and that he •has moved
" the- viliiiteirefiheat Rae 700' ffilleito
•, the north. n invitatioei to take a• .
round -the -world :cruise hes` been ,
tendered Mr. Trelle ase mark Qt.: • .
appreCiatienebyE. chaite-7Z '
man and president of the Canadia
.°.P4cipo Railway. '
• The 'Province Of New ItirunsWieles
revenue from motor vehicles for the
: fiseal yeat• ended teber 31 east
amounted to $1,591, 220; being : 21
per ,Ceetgreater than thereceipth
from the' Seene' source In 1929; and
establishing,a new highrecord for
the provieceettecording to ennoun-,
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•COXCERTINA'S, CENTENARY'.
-aniuet
. aglectilteresta • - ' • "
ioilrereaoronnaci:toa' at
- The epteeethia cel -a recent
ebrated its cen-:eniture
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, busing:6t?l ettecuhlintiv.ettis
tena,,ry in 1929. It, wap •iirir'llted. and •.• ao.
patented by .:Charles -afterward Sir
behef of the Federal Government • '
eeernment representatives on
at the Royal • Winter' Pair; Toronto.
• ...The • selmon 'peck Of British Co-
• Great increase in perk. preduce
• Vim in Canada on *e•cotint of the
• grain sittiation was ‘predicteci. by ,
• Hint. Robert Weir, Minieter Of '
Charles-e,We'etetone in 1829)
He meet have been d. 'Wonderful
mari, for his invenekrts seen to have
been legion., • Sir 'Charles :iteventeticly„ ; liti9m6.0boola for thsehli9greeieriou Isnearly.. ,
for lample,, the stereoscope,
i.peek this,: year is 2.46,3.,71.2. easets
total
.
vious record of 1926. The e
which the *appearance' of eolidity ie
White it 1929 it was 138506 cases
obtaieed. through -the Mental Combine n 1920 4, was 2,060301 .4ses
etion of: two pictures, and the peke I
6-10-Ckf, h enade it possible to ter
i b the light from the sky
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The Milsical Crureuers at of, L.
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Judging by the‘ letters bemerecereerl, countless thousands of Canadiins
.and dwellers in the Hyatt& States tete in every Sunday a:iterate-Mt to hear
.the Musical Ordisadera of the Car adien "Pacille Steamship Company in,
„their descriptive".program based the Empress of Australia's roiind-the-
yorld cruise. The above illustration shot's the Cruisadera at week under
•the leadership of Alfred Heather. They are r4 the OeWlit Atte4 out *Ito
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studios CPHY- at t1 Royal York. Hotel, TotontO. Tbeso. stlidios are
ainong the linest ih North',Ainerica being ecuipPed. With: the ve6 letnet:
devices deVeleped fee Veered troade.i.,s,tql,g41.. There €1.tr tW6 'thes;0 udii*
in the Royal York .and frern them, Week 1,y,yeeeke pregree• e• are broadeast •
throughout the length and breadth Of Caer da over the Cat adtaa reverie
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GLORIOUS' HARD' TIMES
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(P,ernier'e . Advocate) •
The older geherations now livir4 in
astern'Canada have never seen Sikh
glorious hard times as those of 1930. ,
•Depeessio,es in the past or bard tithes.
as they were then. known, ineant
ecareitY, :hunger, eaceincee, doing
without till- -it -hurt; andeae general
'cYaiipin of all ;Miele teetifitiee-tirid - •
Opportunitiee, , • .
The hard times of ,1930 have • pre-
sented altogether • different aspects. .
Tiat there has been 'unemployment;
there 'have been hardships experienc*
.ed by many; and in spite ef
work .there has been sufferink At
the .serne time in the larger ,Cities of
• Canada, paleetel new hOtels have ,
been erected; maiiiifictent office buiId.:( •
ines httee'been, built, stod upen story
'entil they tower far above the strue;.,
tures which have stood the test of
:good tinies.,end depteesiOes. The Pro- .
vince of Ontario alone has been suf-
ficiently wealthy to run up a ,drinIc
bill of over , 50 dollars, end .
that represents the besieges dohe
only 'through goyerernent steree and
legitheitite channel. the . jewellery .
biAinZssllas been good, custdms:Offic-
•Tali-have ben over--Wrirked during. the
Christmas seasonf and the, ainount of
money spent on cliewieg'gum, cee-
tactics, pieture shows, and other un- .
necessary 'frivolities' would tuako' the , •
Canadian tanllitg AeOtetation" en-
viens ' of the, fiiutes. Service' station
Men throngh, all these ;,,leird tinfes,,
have been Inteer pumping gasolinearld
.7, ;inflating 'tires. Atitanionables are
'Wattle in iStbeesSioris and Often, in
bpeactali.4S no 4"114tt'e
oi1ld t 'id to
The Y.ounger g4netatieti are, experr
• iencing a depreseion. .the • likes of
Which vas n'ever kftoWnIlefore, The
; Iiiriaii;d:ovtiortre Of will wi404b:-har4 to ,
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