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By HAZEL 140;5$ HAMBY.
eete '. • , -. • . ••sYNoPSIO:
, t,, ,, ••.
wen • oid• *is. .Tuster is fobbed, and
inuideiediltiiiiig •
Die eneagenieptl'oarty•
.f. She gives for her seoretary, Hary Hark-,
*esp. Haryis•see.pegrUce brotherp NOW,
t. :, • -
*.as to have been admitted. et the murder
boor. She•tetia'her fie.nee, pirk Huyther,
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, Irba,arranees A rendezvous with the, boy
• but oversleetps. Howen, of. The Star,
e- drives Mary there. Eddie is run 'flown
' . and killed as: he eiosses, the street:
.,
lowen tells Mary there is a -web ack•
' '';er. . • gareber called; The- Fly; to whore her
.5,,••,,, •• ... ,r-- brelfiFT5TV : ey. •Ife MVee" Mary ,,e.
• ,coat he 'found ' in tlie,- auelter house -the
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eight of tbetAurder. It is her brothers.
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•,. # ' •c,. ••• .' .'CLTAPTEI PV.:,-(C4On't''!51).- ,,..
: wri ,•,
given itp,!!. Mary
areeeed"He thinks the: Seine as Yon
•:,
••• - That BOO' guilty, or be
.wbat ,dikierelice.:'dcies • it '.nuke?
.e.ite'seclead. But it makee-A gobd degt
difference To Me! And. to -Ed
die,eeemeneille is dead and can't speak.
4 •
-a- f991j4 7
'balk Ween't had-eticit d murderer! f'
, won't. stand by and hear him .called
on„ • ' 'one. Havee't :ithe -right to clear hie
' manse if 1 can?" . • "
The old mans eyes flashed.
• •, "The right.to lese your young man,
too, if youre notcareful!"
to "Lose Dirk'? Why, what's - that ta.
. . - . do it?" Mary asked aghast •
• ••• e • Mr. J-apiter inerelY nodded wisely.
see,"„ 'he seid. "No, I won't
eee.feseee...ore-e-to.4-0
"Don't he huffy,"- Dirk • pleaded,:
•faravdng--W,114-4k4.9.t.he,*.00. of
MS arm again. 1 "Yen know Flaatever
you do is all right with me, always.
But other peOple have notions. ,Take.
mother, now."
see," said Mary. :
"She's old .dohanl, you add
any nnpleasantnessr'retecting•en the
'faVilT1144007gOPs'iight4Io*n'-lIni416-
It's all foolishness, of
•"The* why do you cater to her?"
"••
"Because ehe'keny-Inettier, I guess."
been.• 'clinching
Mary realized, but. some-
how it Waen't.;,:• .". ••
"F iia7.e. a duty,e t&, to the Herk.
riesa name, such as it is," Mary.rt
Inindeci.^:hime• ,1.0,afraid.1 niust sciv
it through. : • ;•
Dirk hiSied her 'fingers • beifileelire 11111
iips-TingefinK oTreffer'ethigedLethied-
Teri,: • . -- • •
"Finely it not -necessary now," he
teased 'gentt "A month more and
•you'll be Mrs Dirk Ri.ythdr: Alad you
forgotten?". , •
'
• Mary hadn't. For several moments.
•they were oblivious of ev,erything ,but
that unhelievatele..faet. , •
•"You're not going to mind, are you;
if M. Bowen and 1 folleve up those
• clues he has?" •Dien as she recounted
• say eany more. It's his affair and the news of the coat exeiteclly; she
• yours. Ye g y
• .aware
• that Dirk's manner had
can% proVe it, and you'll'onlY deyour. hardened ,auddenly, that lie Was de-.:
iht be right. but ou was
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lAis.bamp iothg0t aeed
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Weeds' ' •
•11-#10.0401,016,.
Heeding, .Po: kaV, .and • toll
, • for-QPP:'.• • - •
Destroyingi 'them, lest • they in turn
destroy .;
The fragile: beauty pf,
' ed floweret • ' . • •
TheY.• +ties Pfon1 4141... jerchin Pt*
• :life; .73. • ' • "
• And I, • thee gardener, ,niust
' strive .
To ..banifich Ahead intruders that Of-
• .
• fend, • . „ • , •
'Phat decide of werth. may ,:dOitelen
• and survive „• •- got4•1:
-O-Asino-Oe.reolle--ine4he-Detrpite,,
self herrn -ley stining it lup in the: eitely, angry know
giOly Thither yoti've been seeing that ',With: efteeeured,, reproving 'accents,
papers again. ,better ' not let on ,• ' "Don't you now better,'.he said
• •
reporter fogains trying her hest. ."than to talk to newspapermen?"
• , to ;stop the talk, and you're:keeping it
- .• l' ' ' ' •going.• . . ••
":'',” t• "People fet'e talking already. They
•,. •' don't know anything for 'sure, and
•:, that's why they're talking' Mary.Per,
-misted. "As as I live the whiS;
r„„.. - ,•• ., pering,, will go on 'Unless this is foie
lowed Out to the bitter. end, 'OW,
.thite'll always be a''estimate
question, m k her reign of Bowen. She felt
e
•, hanging over Ely. head. - 'What" was :that Dirk was unfair, but she didnet
a o story abouther brother' '''1•''': ' th t old h Di3
. Ire,o,* hove to refute his. charges.
;7.-• - ' -77--he -kill a •women'yeenteroh- a house or
Sooisty: and millions and a petty
' - T" • went on :- "If that isn't
• "int serely," Mary asked; amazed,
"Mr. Ildwen'a harmless! Why, he's
done snore to clear up the matter than
any "My eigee=ethe police, or you; or
isnYboile;" • ;•
"APd 'Why has . he? For: the sake
•of :watery, that's WhYl" • . ' • ' • :
• Stinnblingly, ,Mary tried to defend
•something?' Nobody can prove it, but gl
' they'll believe the vvorst. Even if Ws a perfect.comeinaeion for hini, I don't
hushed up. EspeciallY If it'e hushed know what is! And 'you leteltim clraa
Dirk . .
., •
Offing: Stations ; for Horses ,'' •
Althcrugh "stationeT.:are.
oS011etO'Oligkt..1:4 as fthllng only auto
mahile •tanks, thene24-06:',WkeC1V048:
ftie,NeW.: Otleiens, ;ethey ..are... :fitting
horses as- Well4S•10414-di- 'To. be Sere
the .111-1111ingi,•11e.. One 'Caen Is of
andin :the: other '•of gifiedine, ',but- in.
-With •CeneseetheY,, are eseefithil te
-keepisig--Lizzie-4.-when4heJlorwle..P):
afe) ,i tile pl. 7-- It ife'e
rias movement might be
adOpteki in 'other t eitieft• ': ,:...•.t,
• Seine of the larger niunicipailties
have watering '"statiOna for. horses,
'maintained • by organizations -devoted
to the proMptiea of hindnesS eat,
male, but 'eviei these are usually few.
and ler • between. •• Gasoline ,"etetions_
enriee-partitularlye
ideated • to take care of horses need-.
.ing Water' at ' predically no expenee.
It is" doubtful if the :bursae, prejudice.
ti they'll think it's true!" late it all over again, jut. when
wont"Oh', so yen did stop it?"
yan: 'about- yoti „if the Rusrthers •
•Nle'irg-drit stolfped!°
. eople forget. They
"I did. And :it st-ays 'stepped,- if -1
ba ' •Aild aim 10 leaVe
are- ef
ehave anything td AO about RI!'
We. yolii penny or tffo, remember: You'll - t TheYfaeecle cash__ other breathing
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be --ale-4(r mall' Y"r-finger,s at 'eafe- -.hard. _ Mary had not. dreamed they,
- anyhow" . ' - ••-' cueddeever quarrel like this. ' • ' - '
4 -Mary shook her head ubbernlY.
"Nobody's going to stand .
"Itis not over for me It will never
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for me, least of all the anythers. And be over ' until I've 'found out what the
as long as you think -what you de truth is." Mary was 'shaking as she
' about my brother, i can't take a cent issued her ultimatum.:
ut don't.
from you. You see that; don't you?" • • Dirk snapped, "Very well. ..
-• "Don't be a fool." the old man burst see this man Bowen •again." . • . ,
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out. "Nobody blames cal • '
0' •
.ed they may :be against the auto.-
would„obeset to. drinking 'it
the Midst' of .a beautiful grove Of'
red. 'green., ,.bhie, ,or Yellow gasoline.
pumps,- s� eeng„. as ' their • Waterere,
made. ae . effort to. convince, them '•of
the Superiority of any 'airplane
grades: of.H2O .sOnght
-uPon-,••theni.,•to)
some prink prOduct that would slake
-their. thrist for a couple of. miles'
'more than do the grades ,that spring.
from' the public water sdpply.
It was a h4PPY thought on the part
of the owners or' the New Orleans•
gasoline 'stations.• There earer„, not
• esOugh horses nowaduere Plodding,
• along the. hard ;pavements to maks
the kindly action an inteeference with
"regular business:" And - the
idea spreads, the stations itre UP&
hough):: ualtoost everye'ci•ty tp 'ufire
antee a horse a •gratultoue drink •on
neaily every street Corner ,- The
Christian Selence-MOnitor._,
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.apenS :
283 -Mile 'Rail*ay
011
"74
rmkrallomMO
•.1e,fe'-
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08`
Iva ztions
e• e-eo-ee-e
C*.le.p.pripre, • .. River Near Aar' Calgary,
heft. Prevented Seri, .•
�s :PlOoding .•
. ,
Ottawa. -40 1931 the 'CIO' Cif 'Cal$041
commenced the conStrudtien of a giWr.
Age. ell. the Elbow River et
mere, • Alberta, in enerseetien its
water esepply. "e•This"'ileifie Id. gearing'
•OPMPietion and it is interesting to
note, .Agetilting • • t�. the • Dominihn
Water 'Power' and •Herfiremetric: Bern
eau,•• Departmant of :the Interfori that
It contrihated enbet:en,411y .to the
amelioration of flood. eduditions along
31,kta,„110,titjarAgal,gary- on th*,:ek,
casien.a the, tiood_ at ,theeheginningeof
June. At• the beginning of the...1106d
•eiery . water *Wei iuSforage Above,
the dein' •iltrieng the' need storage
was by imponnclin .a cone
Siderable1,prOPortiOn Of .the and
therelsyeeettieg,doWn the•.qiifiatitY,Ut
ewater Willett therielsee, have
0.0$04 .,w4lif40.L the
••fierydie. rose ; 31 .feet. • between
11 -pen.. on, June :0,am •June,:3/4:,
and the flow into'. the reservoir rose to
over- • ;OW F131ee .ElleepO01
the finer PPP. the da)4. at, no time
deeded -11,3070 Cubic feet per second.
The storage provided at Gleruncire
undoubtedly preeented • Very serious
flood damage in 'Calgary for if. is cal-
culated that without•this storage the
peak of the flood • Would' have been
more :than . e feet • higher than •the
-Peavioufeema- m• -of -1929, -when much
damage- was done; • :With the flood
height tiro feet lower than in 1929 the
daniagelresulting Was stnall.- • ,
"I'll see him as often as it's neees-
• y . Ou
. not iriiichIlarkiess, anywa3r...
"Then -good night". Dirk turned
: Moielike yeur mother. Bnt your bra;
on his heel and strode •angrily•to th
• door.
• . full of wild schemes to get money
•
• er an is pa were two of a -kind- •
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CHAPTER XV.
• without. working for it. . And . they
• At
-both ended up underground, and no the door Dirk turned back heel-
•
tent y
• • • wonder. You, can't tell ' •
•
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Mary jumped up, red spotsiesurning
• in both cheeks.
:Before Jupiter could stop her --he
was instantly sorry for his outburst
,
'-she had rushed frorn the roem.
• e„.___,WleneDirk-arrivedeshe-hadelathed.
ee-•
• •
away the traces of tears and except
•for a new quietness, a new determine-
tonein her mannee, Dirk saw nothing
' amiss.
They drew' the shades 'against the,
• rain,. and -sat a while before the fire,
hand in hand, her head on' his shoul-
der, wordlessly happy. Mary wished• that it might alwaYs he like this. She
• dreaded speaking, for sooner or later
What ley betiveen them mUst dis-
cussed. If only she and Dirk mild be
• • married right away and eo-001y, from
• . everything and everybody for while!
But in the meantinie what of the
• Man who. killed Eddie? At this very
minute he was alive somewhere; eat-
ing, drinking, laughing, milking love
-she shuddered involuntarily and
• Dirk's arm tightened..' ,
. "I 'called You but you weren't hi"
• he said. Loverlike, his tone 'was faint-
ly aceueing. Mary stirred out ef his
• arms. With his words, the whule dis-
turbing day -came to life- again. Well,
better get. it oVer.
"I saw Tiane," she said. •
• "Anything new?" Dirk reached for
eigaeet. ,
"New -for me," 'Mary said, wryly,
"He told m:e the truth, for once.”
Dirk's look *as startled.
"What a lie osay?" -
"Why, just that the investigation Is
being dropped. Everyone seems to
• think Eddie is guilty."
• wouldn't say th.a. exactly," Dirk
said evenly, after a pause.
"Then why?" ,
The worried look had 'come into his
eyes again. Mary Could have taken
himinto her arms and ' smoothed it
away, but she -held herself aloOf forilia next words.
"Delft you , think yourself," he ask-
ed, evading her eyes, "that it, would
be pleasanter to keep your name out
of the headlines just new?"
It was true then. Was he speeking
for his mother, or himself',
sorry if it annoys you," she
said stiffly.
' • ISSUE No. 36
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-er eer ' eeeeefie,elfereefie
• Suinampa, Argentina. -The longest
railway line completed thie-year in
the, western hemisphere was opened
recently across northern Argentina,
along the ancient trail blazed from
• Lima' to Buenos Aires by Spanish
priests and merchants in 1771.•
The new bread -04.4e is 'at
miles long and affords a short cut
from Tucunsan, •sugar -prole -ding Cen-
ter,. to the commercially important
City Of Cordoba, seat of the oldest uni-
versity in the Nese World, and thus to
• 'interesting .Forestry. .
Publication • • .
Ottawa. -Forest Service Bulletin 80.
entitled "British 'Columbia Softwoods,
Their ,Decays 'mid,. Natural Defects,''
has recently been iseeed• by the For-
est -Products -L-abotateriewof-Leanadt4-;
Department of the Interior, . Ottawa.:
"This bulletin' deals with the charac-
teristics, properties, and •uses of Za-
,vilic Coast sons/pods, r.nce l language
as' non-technical hs Possible describes
:the : various fungi te which these
woods are .susceptible .,as well as the
effects -of 'insects and marine bores:
A chapter on the anatomy and pllysioe
_
ogy oe a tree assist) the reader is fel-
'lowing the descriptions of, themethods,
of attack. of these fungi, borers, and
-insects, and -the neceeiary-prevenetifte-
meaSures to be taker' to ensure the
-proper . durability -of the different
Wfids. The author drawe'atte•ntion
tithe 'enoe*Tiiii"fiente of Aiiriber re;
sourcesthrough the *saying ef*cion,
and lists variens antisepties,. and pre-
servatives found benecia1 Sixty
Many of •them. coloured,
add • to the hiterest :of the: text and
heti) to identify, the results of fungus,
insect, and marine borer attacks.
•
Grain of fiftb_Century , • •
, . Dug Up in Hungary
.
•
Gramns of wheat and eye,- which -Meet
,
be at least 1500 years. old, were reeent-
ty • 'discovered be' excavators working
at Budakala4t, •near ' the ' Hungarian
die Mendoza in the Andean foothills, capi- capital.
"PI th ' ti•
o er s e pec ng us or ner.
Can't we postpone talking about this
until later?"
He couldn't bear to quarrel, either,
.leis eyes said. •
• "Of. course," Mary replied, and et
her wraps andlolloucd. •
They were vary quiet on the way
over and it was not until, irk had
tooled! the little car up the Abrug,
d dri d u de +h ti
and put on the brake, thief he kissed
her quickly and said, "I'm sorry,"
"I'm .sorry, too," Mary had •oime to
Whisper before :they went into the
Louse.
It was an awful dinner. Every one
oas silent and depressed, except Cor-
nelia and the girl, Ethel, who wits
inspired to unbelievable heights of
kittenishnese by the situation, of
al ich she apparently had 'full knowl-
edge. That much Was evident in
every twinkling glance she sent from
Dirk to Cornelia -to Mary, lime back
agein.
Even "Mother Ruyther,"escs eor-
,
ran. ersisted caning her, soon
Loked as if she regretted her invita-
tion and her thin, aristoctatic nose be..
gan to look a bit pinched atethe nes-
evile as 'if she were lielding in her
• feelings with an effort. At a, matter
of fact only consideration for Cor-
nelia, to whom she wished to he kind,
prevented her giving the blond chit a
verbal spanking
Dirk had said 'he was sorry, but,
his spirits did. not rise,wah the- knowle-
ledge of their having "made up,"
Mary noticed worriedfy: He was quiet
and abstracted during dineer, and his
-conversation- -was -confine( chiefly to
:baiting the daring Ethel -with a Velltati
which passed right ewer her pretty
yellow head.
Mary was sufferingtan attack of
irtense loneliness of spirit Since she
hod rushed out of. Mr -Jupiter's pres-
ence, to hide her tears at his renrarks
about her bristlier it. had been coming
r. And when 5irk:turned :co go, trir
Oise terrifyingithgtatit she had felt
• utterly alone in the world. Dirk had
ttrned back, just in tine to bring the
breath 1?acic into her lungs ;mid set.
-her heart to beating egaie.• But that
tie instant had tanghtlieri a lesson.
She had loved Dirk before, but never
like this. Whatever she tweet do 'lls
tel of the' largest wine -growing center
in South America.
• The Central Argentine Railway be-
gan conatruttion of the route in 1927.
The cost wase $1:2,000,000, and from
000-to--500�'4-hien were-empkweth--
golden Spike. signalizing the comple-
tion of the road was driven recently
into a tie at a point near the Rio Sala-
dille, at a ceremony attend d by pro-
railw y offi.
•
wining 7 an n r e por eo vincial and a - cio,Is.
WrigatilMar,
• 1,
• Ottawa. -Of the population of Can-
ada 46.3' per cent are rural dwellers
and 53.7 per cent reside in urban
centres. • Ten years ago the propor-
tions were 50.5 per cent rural and
49.5 per cent urban. -The largest pro-
portion of rural popplition !is found,
in Prince Bdward Island, *here the
ceuntry residents represent 76.8, per
cent
Here an,outwork of the line of Dan-
ube fortifications erected by the Em-
peror Valentinian for the protection
ef the Province of Pk:monis was being
unearthed by local: tcheeologists, and
-the-gra4neeterefound in excellent Con-
dition, mixed with ashes, in one 0! the
Watchtowers. •
-gee
Sees -Periln Adolescent Age
•
(Willi Saladob fpr xeclient r;cipe) • gel
Noteti
,yorp4to. .ont.--T4e.Toronto Indus-.
trial ••C�furolealon- ntmaees the'
start of.anotlierenew industry in. the'
city -4)0, manufadtnre .. gut*
sIl'k'.stringa ,fer .racquet a and .musical:
inStraMentS. 41; -Schindler
PanYe aootoh, :.Iviapiaalitieetta,,, are,
the,
.4schindler .of •fe,
manufacture, these'Predicts fee the
am nioit mforket.Es shoiId
h 1 and
••vii thirealrliffifebelettfeeterittg
•
' ,
0:0 .0tUrepgile , SO -4110' • Ya1107o 64- • • •
•
mlle out of town. ...These, the lArg. •
eategeeenhiniseseinetheepeOehieeteeete
prieetwd Modera, heated,. Steelfrease. •
houses 250 feet long with ane areaeof
ogi(19,0 Seuare..',feet ander glafie,•Itere -•,- •
are to .be 'totted cut„goweto, • flo*er.,.. 1. ••: ,:. •
ing • plente,'Illilerai
.61443,aed evegetables.• ,” • • • 7.
.;. • • '
• Baikatelfewan'a .• ..., •
PidanaorY.F Witter .' ,for •
first .. Six • months 0! •"' -• '
'We ahead' • Of tie :record -output::for-- • .•
last ear., . Com arative figures are: ' ' •
Or sit :menthe to • •June: '30., 1902, 9e, •
038,489 .lbs.; -tor six -months :to June
30, 1931e.8,032,555 lbs.; • June 'produc-.
tion this year was 2,895,070 1b,, cam. ••
pared with.. 2,48* 736 thee Jest year•to.-• , •
for the same' month, an :increase •.pf • '
1C.5 per cent. ' • Thi total leer ase , • • •
duplication.: of -.its water system, a for the Year to date, ise4.7 per ce t. •
$14;000;000 •underta•kinge• Is expected • • •••• •
. ,
to be lec*Itliiii-A-f-earewe:e;ks-. --Mnose-Jaw;-Sasie-The,, -estimated • •
new work to be undertaken•is the number of. egg-nrodueing. .hena • in: •
building . of ' the filtratien.' plant at Saskatchewan e in 1931 -ware
Victoria Park.. Canstractien inchides adcerding •to • a :report of the -Meese ,
an administration building; • of Con, Jaw. Board of Trade The number .
crete; ' and. brick; a reinforced of eggs: isrodeced was J42,602,264 doi- • . " . •
conerete covered • reservoire of - en and -the vaIne the egge, $4,200,,* •
.000;600 gallons.eap•abity,•AndtWo roeiti. .236. Saskatchewan consumee: 27,441 • •
of • 20 concrete ' bed& each 68 896 dozen . eggs In 193I; •and as is pro'. .
feet by 35efeet. • • • •.1•••••• duction 'eras . 42;602,264 dozen, .there • '
• • .:" was, available for ', export. 15,100;268;•
Hamilton,' Ont. • -ee The • Pure Milk
•
•
. .
Companee'et undertaking • .
11---11 • • '• bperatk
teues drtey___the • new • coin pony
Tb
RP s lk strings in canaea,..•mr„.
Carl' Sehindier„..xill be in ••elearge. of
the Toronto plant., , .
Terontei additional , con-
tract donnection • with. Toronto's
3150,000• building, and- Improvement
• program at its Hamilton , Plant,
ac-
cording to .. Forster, gen..:
'end -manager. The ex-iransion
gram will will include a new and larger
addition, reinedelling-of the present
plant kvith is new front arid the be.
Stallatlen 'of the most- modern dairy
equip -Went: • , '
Fort William, Ont: - The Robin
Hood Mille have contracted with ethe
---Thunder----Bayellarher. ande-IMPTove-
Ment Company for the .construction
of a dock and warehouse on the eolith
-hank- cif -the --katastiqula
. the vicinity of . the :Paterson eleva-
tors. Week -will .start at2 once on
the 'driving of piles foe -thee -deck;
which will. he 250 feet 11
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• Winnipeg,. elan,ee-The Agricultural
Bureau of the Winnipeg Board of
Trade report that they have been as-
sueed of a market for all the • spy
beans that can be grown -in the Pro -
Vince of Manitoba. •Dr. G. P. Me-
Restie, Of the Manitoba AgrictiltUrar
College, has been ceddeettiag experi-
• ments for the past year and -his final
report on the reeulta is expected
Shortly. The: soy bean contains oil
that can' be used for lubricating pur-
pose; other ingredients Can be made
into glue, and the. residue -nto cakes
for feeding cattle, besides many other
uses. .
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'Winnipeg, Man. - The fisheries of
-the Prairie Provinces in 1931 were
valued at $1,909,040, nearly all the
,commercial eitch being sold for con-
sumption fresh. Manitoba, came first
with an output In -1931 of $1,241,515:
Safilcatchewan seeend with $453,056,
Philadelphia -The twilight age for and Alberta thirefevith $134,859. Pro -
youth -those years . between adoles- ductatt of the Yukon Territory
cence and a permanent settled' job- flsherie,s was valued at $29,550. The
constitutes a danger zone • which total luantity o; fish of all kinds
breeds crimes. and criminals. So de- caught in the three provinces and this
dared:Lieutenant' Colonel -Samuel 0. Territory In 1931 was 291 147,000
Wynne, who recently retired from pounds. '
• the directorship of the Bareau of In-
dustrial,Alcoleol Permits, after Spend- Estevan, Sask.-Visitors to the „re -
Jug thirty-two years in the public cent Estevan Mehibitioll . took odca-
serilce. siert to visit the Estevan greenhouses'
re"7.'.vre
t, •
• Set New Endurance Record
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viier
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• Louise Thaden; left, and Prncesitarsalls, -stayed np 1nthe air otter Valley !?fold, LI, In a plane
196 isurs, hrieke 'the Women's endurande flight reotd, and •thn aline dOWn and hada feed of
core on
tho• Cob. • Which is a ust reward, IT yen are a Corn addlet. • '
'',Gt-t•In••• Kink
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• Saskatoon; Sesk.-That farehers are --
interested in a careful study Of their •
farm business is shown: uy the fact .
that,. since, the farm Managemeat de- • •
Pertinent of the University: of 'Sas.
katcliewea first• pablished their fern
inventory, boa In -1926, there have'
been over 5,000 inventory blanks sent-•
out to farmers eeveet, While the. .„
'supply has now been. exhausted ' a
further: issue is being reprinted and
these will sho.ttly. bes.vailahle for .
distribeithen.• . •
Teiting-WhiteWhales • •
" . .
• An attempt to- discover- thee eemee
possibilities of the white •
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.whales •thateeare eesteptilerly; nenier- • .
ous 18 Hudson Bay, is now being • ,
made. A shipment of -seven whales , •
has t een brought from Churchill to
Winnipeg by the Canadian National
Railways, and if the oil contea oi
tliese mammals ie found to be sufk- '
ciently high it is probable that a re-
finery. 3v111 be established , at enure. • ,
hill and the West will gain a new
dustry. Although the tanning pro.
cess is- rather diffiult, it is-saidthat
the skin of these whales make geed
leather. -
•The whales weigh* about
1,500 pounds each.
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• TWO K rND
Two fellows were playing- e ding.
dong golf Match, into the exciting
spirit of which even the caddies had
enteed. "
' Gbing • to the last hole all square,
one -man sliced hazily while the other
had' an equally wild pull. The first
man found himslf in a jungle. • His
first niblick shot raised a huge divot
and moved the ball about Six. feet. He
look turf With bis second effeet. also,
but got the ball well away. '
"By this way;' he said, Its he re-
placed the 'second divot; "what hap-
'paned to the other, clod?"•
"Oh," said the :caddie; ."he's
eplay-
in six out: of a bunker."
e • -e•ee=i4e--ee
*Such Is,LIfe
The aproned 'figure et the sink gaz-
ed sadly, at the actumulaelon -et
platee and dishes, • pote and pans. o
Was this all that marriage meant? •
4. heavy sigh --a rdlling • up of „
sleeves, and the kitchen was soon ".
Riled with the clatter of washing
and scouring. The toiler paused
from :time to time to listen to the
steady thrash of a typeWriter in the .
next *rooni. •
'
Suddenly ,the noise ceased, and. a •
large, -spectacled woman, lofty of
brow, appeared he the doorway.
"Hercules, darling," she saed, ad-
dressing the little man, "i nevee can
remember -do you spell 'ca.v9 man'
-vith--er-wit1i0nt--a-h4phen?"
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ONE OF -MANY •
- you Beet -Grey iately?" ask- '•• • •
ed BrOwti tahenhe met Free . •
Man on the Morning- business tain:
"No," replied Preenman-; "but I
heard that he was engaged in re:
seatch . .
"What.: tho dickens is he researels-
lag for?" inquired Brown, puzzled.
"Wrk," genie the reply.
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• The teacher told the children abont
the 'Garden of Eden, and hew Adam ,
and Eve had disobeyed after eleg
forbidden . to eat th frult of one 6'66.1
.chthirs-n!' she said; can any-
one tell ine whet lesson that teacbCe •
u•s:Ve. 'Yes, raise, replied • smell '
boy A "gat less fruit."
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