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TOR litcHNOVt SNINEt4;, iltlYRSDAY, RAVII t¼ 1o1• •
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4 !Wm/AN l'oDQ951NO: CAMPO.7. • .
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haven't heardOf a 4400 PuttiP,k,4
'•,•t '• •n eapeelallY keWirreclge an his pet
aXe0 shaving olT ids beard. for a
• Sand many 'Yearn. In lac, ny 31Y
years" accnutintance with the*oods I
never SAw suchya*ualt cl4pe“ Yet that
• Pert. Of the public which ithaiirbs its
"knowledge" from 'reading fiction
„atOrie*.: atillitas „the idea, that„100$.F.P,
are. 'great Utieolith intheelle,S,'' fellows
• • :' • ' given to Bitch erode barberipg, it evert
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,; • , they ,shave at all. -Thts publie also
• ' believeathat loggers. wear red weol- .„
• len.nnclerwear,'gaudy-„Mackina*s. and
do little :eXge14,.'dfink liquor entd,
atanIF 'oat. each.: Other's eyes ;Rh :
. , •eatillted boots. " • • .
July • spent, a' few ,days in.;a
'ging cavil). in Pie. taelfie••
t It was an average 061.1Pr •no
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and -Posalbly *lightly' Setter,.
alythagefierstl--runeentipain-thie-',--•
-seet4on 1n-the-i°44issai7,-Of th
cainp T Sew a good •Eihp1)13i: -.!
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talcum POWder;".liair grease, finnitein •
' pencViind, soda •pop ,and what is to be
Said about a fine and well patronized
Aerinis-courciri. a logging campt. Then-
• there isn't a camp.'in the Haeific,
Northwest that: !taint good shower.
',baths. They are used, toe. . • •
is true thatthe legging.indaitiy•
other parts Of the country has not
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kept up the pace set by .the Pa-
cific Northwest. Only tea years ago,
• 1 worii:ed in a New Hampshire Camp.,
The 'crew lived in one •lerge 'rooin ch
known as, the *ream. A.fidrulred or no
' mora,Meri'. Slept. jiiiinied together iniro
. • "What ,axe- 'known:a! muzzle -loading ,co
• •' called because they weiret-
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•entered...04,er the foot, or ntugzie..Th.e. •
hunks weretAidabla.deettera and_were hit
• made of 'poles, With leiteastraw •for in
•A mattress, and With. .huge and dirty, ne
sougans for Icovers ,'' .
• The. cookhouse or combined kitchen is
, • • and ,dining room .sva 'under the Seine .i3u
ittiall$0AtLyhe e29k sh.
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reserves is traditionl, is one of
the wortrt, strongest banks,..
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es, hotel. Electric 'refrigeration: ls.,RENEWED.WAR.ON CORN 'BortRit, CONDITIONS •IN •
w • a common thing. Tin. pates and ; • ON'TARIO. WEST
n hooks are distinctly passed. :The 'The need, for renewed warfare on
okhouse has a considerable staif. in the :unit, beret w emphasized at In its• reenthlyreview of business
the annual convention of corn baiter,
inspectoi'S of WAstern Ontario • at
I..ondon; *glen .Prof. baeihr pro-,
e better eamps.
Supplies for the legging camp table
ve_kePt paCe. with :Other improve-,
ents. There is always a g:oodso
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etomelogist, 1eir-thi4Sens.
Ver less than two meats—generally aim and issued instructions to the
tree—two kinds of breed, and Swed- inspectors. Large. corn producing
h hardtack' and, cakes; pies ;Ind ,counties in Western ! Ontario are
ddirigs..Oyster stews, clams, crabsfaced with the ••possibilit of another
these are served serious corn beret epidemic as e re-
and cookees slept. in one corner of
in
tbig'reom. All the floors were Of
Pplesi.-"wii-tlia.-eraeltaf -Web Were
swept' die claily_:refuse: • ,
fr
'season. • --"m"7"---"--'-"A''' '1/4.erfttite .prO-IrTge&-drougliit*,
b„J'esS much stubble plewing !is . (lope w_
rresh 'vegetables are, th*e, when.
ash-i:icegatablea_ar-eao • in: fanners and htspecterrs': give careful
rvei. an • te-corn-
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the Winter there is Plenty ttf canned
Vhe plates. dippera-Were 'of. fruit
•• tin. The ,forks *ere of . the •old black „fruit
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• three,tine salt.. The food.was Ample: milk
• .thOugh not Of Oat • variety.- . Por cone
breaktait. 'there' was oatmeal, hat hone
etiyes„1..salt lk Or' cheap' bacon,: ,cold youi
storage 'vggs-, burned bread—called that
toast'by the- cook7-Or 'Johnnie cake tban
• 'and tin and' coffee. Dinner, if in•the
wee 'pre* good; witli;.meat,
anti Pie. • If eaten in the' the' •
• "woods It really matter, what eigh
the iiiieifTwis; lit was frozen alin-98111 :The
' solid by the time. the inen got it on ing
'hou
a • • their' plates: 'Voir: ifip-Per :thecook let'
himself go find off eaci, a pie 'or -1)0T ding
. ; • cleft
• • There were ne each things •as sant,. :dna
tary arrangentetits of any kind. Faces
olds in ,-Ay.vesule.,...Tiae,isitnation.
In the 8ummertiiiie, are fre-sir'
s. Tea, coffee' and oftea
are- served •at everY Meal-SA.1e
erns lose money/on their estok-.
ea; :seine rn‘ke. a profit Anyhow,
"get 'a -meal-far- 40• or. 50' cents•
you 'Couldn't get in town for less
. $1,50., t ' : as usual, it .went deeper into thareet.;
ederit bunkhouses are built On In the past many farmers'have SiInp-'
tracks; so they ,can.: be moved: t4, ,ly. cut the totl, level owith the gronti414
aecom9date, thtis aveklinig the Stubble under; This
next, setting, • arid,'
t Men or ionietimes only six men:, plan wanild. not be effe 4-*
is inu•sual beeause of -the prenminced
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womApi PREFEIS AIL , .
' pluriN.G.VINE
•alra. Beridalklocal milk deal.
(blicini' the Listewel Slimier);
er, was On MenclaY• fined $25 or. 20. •,
day* in ,jeil by Magistrate T. ,I tistin•
ilton for obstructing an officer in the •
performance of hie duty. Mrs. Ken-
dall ehose the. jail term rather than ••
pay the fine, • • : • • • . "
,On .Thursday, March jr. J. G.
Kirk, Medical flealth Officer,
panied by Mr, F.., Kemp, of
Board Of Health, made an iitaPe0tionr,
• iiititto the Kendall farm to see that
conditions on the 'premises complied
°with the law. They inspected the
barn and milk heuse, but. were refu's-• •
ed admission to the house when they.,
wished to examine 'the cellar Where.
'she- bottling was dene: -Mrsi 'Kendall
:Jain -zed that the' busineig was sold
A sanple of milk was obtietialinon:
--krei**117-the72040,6411.40nrit oancLiti. ' •
ere
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to icindon ler',*iilYais.:,'-The..•:...repOrt.'4,
.cliewed-that the•irtilli 'freirEilie•Keri
dall ,terra, had A. Very high, bacteria
••:oritent. This: report, along :with the . . '• i,
fact that'conditions at the farm were, '. •
not as they, ehOuld, be, the Board; of • ° -•.:
Health Ordered Mrs. Keridl te, ,dis- H.' .: ,
• Continue the Peddling of milk in tbe',, •
towli
This Was not . done 'ea soon as the • ; '
ifficers thpught it shonle have been . .. , .
_Iiinid..s_ict7,:o.c.abluiiigbe.re -wo:srte• riielta:ndg aighein9sft, •' •
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leer. in the perforiimitee of his duty
and
and f -Or selling Milk, after notice had
been Served to disci:elfin:O.! •
' •,• Commercial fruit' Production in , ternocai by MegiStrate Ilithilton in a
The ease Was heard on Monday. at: •
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conditions'All%Barilc of•Mentreal, :bad
the following statement • :regarding Can da in 1930 had a value of 61947 . crowded 'court ,,as fiikewopka were et- ;14; ',...•
ONTARIRetail-trade-at,e' --HInfo'—'2- -;9-40-' of tPhPartotal. — - . , 2ected...Dr. Kiik,Fli.V.... Rocher
Ontario and the Prairie_Provin:nst:'•ry,.... •',1 970 App1s accounted for 2I0 -
points ha's beer! further slowed up by - _ .3ainferd and ,Chief itocner were on
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Mir the year ;May 1, 19Q,
a total Of $2,037,679 was Spent •in
•• Canada..for ,bloOme showing
tha4 Canadians still have a strong•
Penchant for Sayink,lt with floviers.
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As a barometer. Of business con -
stated, that- in 1930 there were 128
new companies incorporated -as ,•
compared -With 118 for the proviouie,
• bed roads and bV."ctirteilnient 9f•pur-
...
ChaSe.S by farmers Who'.:feel keenly the
'contirnied recession prices of live -
'Stock. Departfitenter store a in the ler.,
-ger-centres-continue to feat'ute.,:p
cutting. sales, to Ili& disadvantage
the smaller' merchants. Wholesalers
-drought last ' Corn,' stubble
became dry. The. corn borer did not
find, the dry stubble .to .his lilting end
instead of spending the winter in the:
stalks abotit an inch above 'the_ ground
cave ;ender _the
condition and a ,campaign is being
.double-decker bunks are •becem-
started to. have all stubble plowed
scarcer every day. All the bimk-
les are --electritally'liglited7 Bed v tinder• before. the. miAlstle_of, May, de,
mannet which the corn
la' ttf-good quality and is :kept spite the
it. Many concerns have ipstalled ' ••
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inNhecit.
here are tables for reading or card
ing: All, the larger. pimps have
ecreation roor: or ball. Here are -
1 tables, radios; late : magazines,
ks and writin desks. Many camps
e moving picture S several nights
eeic.
o camp is complete without a
honse and' A house for washing
drying clothes. ,Mathitie Shops,
cksmith shops, roundhouses for the
omotives and good-sized stores are
be found in all. camps. •
or the past. ten years the prac•-•
of taking wives and rearing chil-
n has made proeen• ainong•log'-
s, 'In many Camps more than half
crews are married men. So the
amp school has arrived.; They are
11 -built schools,,too, far better than
"ileestieecr SehoblhOuse of yea,”
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and hancliqWere washed in atin basin •
play
• with watek' dipped from pail a -top
• the harrooni: stove. The water was
poo
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then thiowa out the door. If the men• boo
wanted to "boil out"; which. means hat,
Waal their clothes, they , went down a 4
- to the brook, cut a hole in the Ace; N
• • filled the black iron kettle; made a ,bat
fire and there boiled' their clothes. and
B�iing was necessarsr. If one wanted bla
batlii 0/113" be waited till spring. ,
-„, „o Loc
• The -camp was lighted by
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smoky oil lamps. Reading in a bn to F
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was impossible unless the met' owned tiee
• ' lanterns, and then they to be
dre
• putviiist at, nine Welock. • Social life ,er
' was confined tolalking or listening o _
talk. • •ca
e
• " These old-time, camps are '''Pictur:••• we
eaque placea,.-from a distance. .The the
Clothes of,.:11 hundred unbathed log- ter
• • gers hanging from' cross -poles, the , The women have changed the whole
. Old -dirty blankets,,the glooni. and -the atmosphere of. the camp. -The churn-
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lice; they are not pretty things. •in
Witk the introduction,of machinery M
- into logging, the industry Teat much th
of its color. A five -yoke team of oxen• a
-was iomething to see and remember. .311
There was the clanking of chains and,
Wailing of ox -bows; the clear ribald ta
voice of the blickeroo„ enconiaging io
hie team with some of the choicest ta
profanity ever eonceived bY" man. •p
• • ,The woods his a language of :its m
• • own., The railroad trek gang are •
of
j,glandyAlsigers, bested -by a king- of
Thst eArrip foternan the tb
push. The superintendent 'is the hull. .
Of the woods. °A highboll_canni is one, d
where work is speeded too ,. pinch.
ilaywire means almo'st' anything that in
, is worthless. A Win show is where
thither is poor. Gyppo is piecework
• - or, contract work. 'A member Of the in
• I. W. W. is w-obbly. A boosier is a
Amin: whit doesn't knew his joh. HorCes
are ilaYbiirnera. A teamster is a hair n
'poinder. The bull -dick doesn't cook
at all but •is the chore boy around the b
tamp. " A Cookee or • flunkey is a.. y
C00103 helpet'. • •
' A modern logging damp may not
- be •so pieturegqiie as Were the old-
• • thners, tint. it Makes Up . comfort
:t--What.4ta-laelia,....h-Leelo.r.__the 1980 coo
--I--
• house is sordethirtig at which te mar. b
• • -1161" TO kitchens are,0101101 and ars
g of electric washing machines on
onday and the strange gerinents
at flatter from Camp elothes-linet
bit fitter would indeed, bewilder an
d -time logger. •
,
in' the 'bunkhouse • he woul hear; no
les of the fabuleus Paid Bunkan,
gger hero. :liather he would hear
lk, indistinguishable from that in a
unman .smoker, regarding the best
ake ef automobile td buy, the, priee
gasoline and ineenshine, the merits
various broadcastiag station*. and
e latesit flying stunts.
The best paid jobs, he would learn,
O not .go to the best chopper; as bf
ore, or to. the cattiest "an et a Mow,
g jam of ;logs, but to the mechanics
donkey and locomotive engiaeers
nd to the high.clitnbers and cooks,
ild besides the jolt he would receive
hen he went•into the camp .commis -
sty id buy a plug of chewing tobacco
nd an honest red woollen shirt, and
ssa* logger—a real live logger --
dying cigarettes .and a Suit pink
ayon untlerWear.
ON 1E- ASV STREET,' •
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LUCKNOW and WIN'GHAM,
•Monumental- Works
• . Luckndiv; Ont. • •
Haa•the largest and most complete
stock in the .,most beautiful designs
to choose front, in—
MARBLE, .. SCOTCH,
AND CANADIAN ,GRANITES
W E make a 'Specialty of
• Family monuments and invite. •
' • your Inspection. • •
• Inscriptions 'Neatly, Carefully • and
• • Proinptly Done,
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See us before *plaCiag your order.
ye• ar arelow to fair. Au- • -- 34.'
the Witness stand for the..Board •of
• Health and for the defense, Mrs. Keil -
•dell, her son and daughter. The charge
or gelliag milk: after being ordered •
to• stop.. was dismissed as evidence
ijup,ved that'an effort was Sled? to
town "hi
9rder to step -delivery after the notice
,..i 'i,, been redeived. But a fine- of $25.
9r 20 days. w,ag imposed on the:eother • •
tornobilds and_accesspry plants, while. A-'cOnsigninent 'Ot 120,600 tiounds charge:tlie-Bciard--ef-H-ealth-intimated•-
thenewly adapted • policy Of spreeding hegianing of a steady trade in this ' peney to ;the' Beard' of Health or the
..mdeatt#7. 10S. Kendall-- was
cninatien not, to Pay. any
operating .aliProxiiiriately 40% under de 3aPneiroY Brazli andNove Scotian° • thh:
the level of last year, due in part to exporters ' believe thiit may be the / in
stif ed b wayof Yarmouth to RI ' "lint -they Would disregard caSSs,
seasonally increasing Production, are of dried hake from Digby has. been
• .-PfdatialO n—inmekkevertiy-Atievagl.Toat„,,
• . ‘, ,garp,ora,Kron' after their action and' ,
Douglas Bras. R. A. ,Spetton
, Phone 74, • , Phone:266
Inicknow , • : .Winghern
Jaek Dernpsey'has WiselYlinv'est
d ust fund of $700,000, which will
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the year. Manufactiirers furniture Over fifty per dent. of the raw hose the ail term ingtead; itth'engt"-
are fairly well engaged with orders,, leaf tobacco used in the Palladian !' lie.eourt was -willing to give, her _
More freely: The steel industry- con- of the tobacco consumed in *the' plenty of time to arrange for the
• tobaeco industry is now produced
and enquiries are coming in a little
in Canada. Less thentwo-per
tinues to irhprove sloWiy Tanners re_ . Dpminion is imported in manurac- , the Stratford- jail by Chief Bother
m,yment of her fine: She. was taken
port ineisaspd.,, sales, .falloWing tured form.
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• stronger hide market. Boot and shoe 4- •
A
the• same afternotin.
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t "end 'of February 7,621,930 • . • . •
Jiternifacturere report iMproventent, bushels of wheat had entered Saint DO YOU. ,REMEMBER?
with volume eslua o
THE GREAT WAR BATTLE FIELD
(Fren W. Churchhill's New Book)
,The curtain falls upon the long
frent id France and Flanders. The
•soothing hands, el Time arid Nature,
the swift repair of peaceful'industry,
have already effaced the crater fields
and the battle lines which a broad
belt- him) the Voshes to the sea lately
blackened the smiling fields Of France.
The ruins Are rebuilt, the riven trees
Are replaced by neW plantations. Only
the cemeteries, ,the Monuments and
Stunted steeples,' With here and there
a mouldering :trench or huge mine
crater lake,• -assail the traveller With.
thefact that twenty-five millions of
soldiers fought herd and •tWelva mil-
lions shed their hleod, or perished in
the gy.eitet of all human contentions,
less then twenty years ago. Merciful
oblivion draws veil; the crippled
limp away; the mourner faltsOeck
into the twilight' 6f memory., NeW
youth is here t� cIOnCits right, and
the .perenniat streAm flows forward
even in the bttle. zone, ae if the tale
„Were all a deain.
ring-hini-irrit09.-A-day-for_the test.
saig504..0i'oeof ear eve ell
is also ruem.hor of the Society folk the Promo
tion 01,,eleA7raivaiirc—.7.0, 4:tce--coninioloriPrit, *1st It sitttoluollas
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t theritit last • • John over "Canadian -Pacific•lines;. •
year; rubber footwear is slciw. Knit- S. compared with a movement of
3 59 677 hushels during the, similar
1930.
tinig, hosiery. and woollen mills gen-
perkid 61
Two Chinese babies hold the dis-
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erally are bniy. Lumber is, moving
slol at about 507e of last year's le -
Unction of 'being the first infants
Packera rern:t domestic trade
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EmPress of Japan. The birtha
eurrid on a recent voyage ad were
• reported on arrival of the ship at-
.-PRAIRIE4PROVINAS=7-rade ge_
nerally continnes dfill although. there Vanceliver.
iasi slight improlement in seine sterile • mile .rooms on tan .Topress of
Britain which will arrive at Quebec
lines.„BuYing is largdly on a hand -to
-Mouth basis. Collections for .current oiitsr:ItitieiiekinooyageJune 2. all
businete are satisfactory but are slow •
a Zelslit:
ques Cartior, thiel ball morn as the
old accounts. Cash wheat on the
20th instant closed at 57% Cents. Bet- "Empresi Room”, and the lounge
Ween Augusti:1930 and 12th.Mar._ 7*a.Y!air-D"
1931, 269,450,000 bus. et wimat Ore 'Total
estimated revenues of the.
delivered by farmers )riC" comparedL province of New Brunswick for
with 216,731,000 bus. hi the eorres- t193tieeistpirnsitt atfia$1,3tim02,821 according
n ital.suit,e7dr presented
ponding period of •tbe • preyioui year.
the provincial secretarny2
Supplies of cattle :have been • quite, •by
heavy arid somewhat burdensome for treasurer in his sixth !Widget
the ,present state of trade. Choice
• 11;lehhen. • Ri R. the. ' Prince Air
gaor .e st he IT; i;ocfwith e $$160.5a0
Wales °nem the British Trade Par
is teeaerr
born aboard Canadian Pecifieeliner
quiet, with no export demand.
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The Chicago "man who.skipped
rope18,506 tirns•on his 61st birth-
chY shOnld 71,e'nfirde -"Trolierbrr,
s against at Buenos Aires. -Mara 14, his
• with $1, per hecidpr m um a
$1125 and the. sante premium last address will be broadcast throuh-
• out Canada by the combined efforts
year. B4lding permits issued in Win- of the Canadian Pacifi nd Cana-
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'Mareoni cop:nnes Th
i eg for the first twe menths of this alas
year amount to $711,000 as conniared
P P
. gala:tern Staedard Time and ivill
• timtadlical3tetweewnil:120-staanrtd asboounitinountesep..m.
with $1,126,900 for the eorrespending
period in 1980. During Februry, 1,-
640 cars of cosi•were shipped from, • Inauguration of air service b-
t:free:i Saint 'John ralifELY 0C: -
the Drumheller field -as compared with
• plane of the Canidian Airvialyrs bIt
2;770 ,ears in February of last Rear.
estintetted that there'are .75,211 the New BrunSwicit .city with pass
beetle. metropolis. The trip of 126
miles :*.8 made in an hour aad
Provinces.
Itis tractors in operation in the Prairie rngers and -express for the Nova
GPDHRICH
. eThe police have' been, aetive 'in.
rounding bp P itumber of boys and
'ypung men who have admitted break,
ing into leCal bnildings and Stealing
-*Coney- and Merchandise. Earl Mero
aged* 1K, and tWo It -yea -void 'hops,
were,takert into ctistoy by 'Constable
Thomas GuOry and are charged with
enteriti Shnston's and Langfortra
•garage, Kingston, stteet, and .stealing
a stint 'of MoncY. Tim robbery was,
coannitted last week. Mero w,,as ' re,
mended tojail for a Week. •
• Three .other yeung • Goderich nten
will appear before Magistrate Reid in
police' court tomOrrow to answer to
charge breaking into oil entering
the doderich glimmer hotel.
. halt •
noiorYi.11,,,=•rmor
moat parts of Western Can.
Ida if. fnu aska, buthiness man as.
tto general conditions in his locality,
the ansWer you receive in tune
prising nomber of instances le that
they are better than people in the
cleat senito•think and that Mins
tif linproVement are by •no titans
•ianting.4 was the lummary of
•impreptions of his Mt concluded
•westein tour by 4 w. ileatt, &air-
man -and president Of the Canadian
_PaCific Retina,.
How many persons recall When
men put their shirts on over
heads; 'when anybody could bitch se,
horse; when there were no Such things
as -wrist watches, and a hired, girl
• Was luekY to 'get $5.00 a Or
how may, remember when bOys col-
-lee* cigarette pictures; when eiery-_
body had tOasils and kept them; when
eireryone kept the Sbbath?. Surely
there triust, he a lot of folks around ; •
here Who can remember when they
arried a lantern on the dashbeard
of the spring -wagon, end drove thru
„Mull and dirt most of the time; when
'they sleptonerstraWtick- and -took
a bath in the wash tub in the kitchen
mly on Saturday nigh; br when wo-
nen wore Mother Hubburds; . and
ihen briek covered .with carpet
served' as kdoor stop, and when con-,
gress gaiters tere • the most atYlish
shoes. If you can, it isn't a. Sign, of
Ari:ag. More, its a sign of good
metaorY. :•• -te •
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GODERICH
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Two Blyth residents, William Nes-
bitt and James Doherty, who were ar-
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the theft of a quantity of flaxseed. -
rested a week goo in connectionwith
from James 11. Cutts' flax mill at
• Myth, appeared in police court on
Tuesday afternoon and were reMand-
ed or another weeltiby Magistrate C.
A. Reid. Nesbitt and Doherty have
elected to be tried ity judge and jury
and will appear nett Tuesday for a
preliminarY hertiing. They are out on
bail of $1,000 each. ••
BUYING WISDOM.,
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• The farm wives may net be as bad
• off as they think, Although eggs end
cream, have been the cheapest in his-
tory, Silk stockings have also hit neW„
low levels. •
A foot grid his money are7 aeon
litirted i<tid eOnte sort of slitilsx ark
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GeotlWill and co-cieratiOri 6 •_., 0 toitiebent• Alarm •1•,.8 matio to oopiF
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4. •
• • in buying fruits and vegetables ,
•onsider appearance, condition, ,
(laver and correct measure "or weight.
A Eood pineapple has it fine aroma. • *,
The heavier grapefruit has more juice
and is less likely to be pithy. The
1inte is true Of tiarsiips, turnips. and'
hiost fruits and vegetables. The solid
head of Cabbage is the best ' •
In ivy ing for geveral days ahead, •
select foods/ whien will be ripe at
different times, some forteday, smile
for day after toiriorrovi. BuY phist"
•11•1 t our familY needs, To buy one
.eittret giapetiiiit Or bunolfti radishes
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