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It is:the imperativeduty of every mails st
to keep a brake fir§t-class. aul
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'rakes' Should. he. able to„.7,sti*a e4.- iii:72teeif. ::.. . . .
lit at .0.i!iile, 404; 10, feet re wed:
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- A ,loocp,K TEM§ ritTE
- Mr. ft 4, JP.haAnn, 'editor.. of
Ogiaette, with -4 anlither •, Of
ifrioads • reepOi made. triP t9 the
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• .1ne-Star-Stiste'!-- Texas -7, iwaY4
dOwn by the-iGalf of Mexico and -to
the,West :of. the :idississipp:-, giver. On
his retisliP 4.81-14.*P‘' ireQ.UP.Le' .01 ntir•
O * %rating. articles for the Gazette, giv-.:
•ipg his impretalepe• of' the seuthern
state.. Texas one was whe alpiegft,
014410th 4.4'014 Weet!".44
land OrcelWboyii gatablere and riika:
• , hers, and one is surpris,eil 'toAread: in
Mr. Jobastra4 •"•arttele• •that m this
imme»se state'PoOl. and ,,cat4.'plaii.10.
is ‘af;hhicica by state Iaw
01 the OaXette:-..artipin:.
• RintUrninO•te.Engelinan.'gardeni on
Saturday, :ero'iTere:.: taken te-Aety an-
other. wonderful'
,heaVily.leaded with"the 'Crarirais kinda.
, Air-440w.us.,
Oiily six r" but kt'Vat0; Well
devel4ed;':a4-,ia'
Tfr eirlik,101,113' • prOtiii: • . .
: We' "eannot _leave the •Rio Grande
Valley. without '•giling more `infetraa.
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tion concerning Englerean.. :Gardena,'
.and 'their owner; Mr„ John C. Engel-;
man. • The •Gardens'contain, 11,200
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. • ' ROD:, AND. pl.7$ FOR JULY
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In line with the season PI the .year
. ' the ',Tely twine of Rod and Gen and.,
Canadian. Silver :Fox Ne;iss,„ Canada's
natiOnal;outdoor magazine. is devoted
ligely to the fishing and campipg' in-:
- •,terests of. outdoor life -
In addition to the regular Fishing:
Notes departtrient capably: conducted
by, G P. Sladen a couple of splendid
yarn! by N. Milton'Browne and Rene
.dela Bruere appear in 0 this issue: The
• contents include many excellent stor-
ies and features 1y Edward Ormerod,,
Bonnyeastle Dale, C. S. 'Landis, J.W.
' • Winsoa and: W. C. MotleY,providing.
' • a wealth of entertainment snd infer-
nuitiOn for the reader. Fox ranchers
will And valuable information in the
, artides of the Canadian Silver Fax
• . ,News section. 00' "
Itted and Gun, and Canadian Silver
Fox News is published. monthly by
' : W. J. Taylor, Limited; Woodeteck.
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, -FROM pURLIC HEALER VIEW • •
Dr: W. J. .Maye.„.. the famotuP-sur-
'geon of the Mayo- Brothers' clinicat
Rochester, ,Minn., is certainly in fav-
or of the Prohibition lawOf •the:
Urated ..Stittee'"Only the froth •of
seeietY oPP-osud7to-Probibiti'on
.A.inerica,' he said. 44The great: bulk
Of our population: is quite satisfied
with it; and, from the, tioint of.view'
pf public., health, th_ere 'n'ever has hien
arii question but that alastinencelrom
agentwould prove -extreinely berie-
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,acres, and there are no finer rands. in
•' the valley :than these. Mr. Engelman'
O • . "enitilays thirty : white men on • his .
• ranch—and. one hanilred.: and ' fiftY,
Mexigan' Workirs.: : 'Theie Mexicans
.aro•!Yery' Ito4strictas, fnd honest,and
Wk at an average vv`age of- $1 25 to
• $1.50: per day. Tlie:y;,:live,.,very.
O ..ttieir menu. ceneisting otl-eitv.s :meat,
•raurang:pretiti name: .4.:eal evrel twangs;
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and ut.lei vegecketes,, ivita a;iuea
-seasuoutgief-,peilker, saAt_
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eek.stiruy %vitae, even, iacTn, alra
sre".aeuut• Lae' SauteCUWL tier ,tfl-..
•alails. Asc. 4.1g emain
• "410lle,a49. tAq,111. citrous
Aruits, •gritikutt., oranges, le.nons,
:ete.; 0 vaiy.rig, Lit .age iron,
, ,one LO •tpree lissito.: -k.trg luta
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O _yartem.,.'•.,:i; *or. treeS: ntost
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•KIN•LOUGI:t . • . ceuierate •s.pistem, irrigk tion; is , °emu,
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On .Saturday afternoon the. Sunday tivo 0hunti.red" acres alreaily cenStrit&
Sehool of the KiiiThugh Presbyterian tea...tee:water supply is nominee by
Church
Church held a very sucCeskful picnic Iravt0, arm is 't•lecetere not .etlien-'
in "Pdalcolm'S Greve -Racing and other aiVe, it is pump4cl into trie
ainiiseinents featured the day. EsPee.: re.servetr .py nierais eteecric cent:
spectacular Were the necktie and rtingal pintips.„
coat rices, wben some of the ladies The Saticnurn.,PaCific mai Missouri
weref'sitspiCiously icing in lettingtbe Pacinc italiways have re-iNghiaed the
gentleinapa' tie properly adjusted:, 4140r:trace of :the RiiTTGrancte-:yalley
' Horse shoe pitching '; and baseball as a! trult.growing distriet, and. have
also featured the program. The -ladies :invested. mimons of. &antra to keep:
priyided a arartptnous repast .and it' pace NYitn 'its 'rapid development. .
t..onanlidated ,School System is
in effe4 in the yalley, ,motor vans
.'parrying the school pupils _from a
'radits of ten or twelve miles to Ed-
• inburg,. where there are :erected pah.,
lic and high school*, at a tremendous
cast. :,The ,educational. plant includes'
a heraitifut auditorium, a hospital and
taken'
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secondary education as far advanced
is second year in University work, is
' One cannot but admire the uprac-,
cellel ,educational facilities :of .the
State of• Texas'. The State govern-
ment is not,. forgetful- of the moral
welfare ef its people either, as pool
rooms are abealutely hauled, .•and
Card playing also illegal in- the
State. Living conditions are in many,
respects ' almost i4eal, and general
prosperity of the valley has undoubt-
edly jtelped toraisethe standard . of
..citizenship. ' "
• The valley • is'.a real -bird .paradise,
.and hundreds:4-4)f, different varieties
ate, to be found here..So numerous
are the birds that the caterpillar Pest
has never appeared In the valley, and
the Cominorihousefly was: unknown •
until the Pullman cars began to:come
Improved lands in the Engelman'
Gardens are selling at from $500 to.
$1,060 per acre, according to location,
and the age and condition et the fruit
trees. It is estiniated, tind .in fact,.
shroat safely established. that these
fruit „lands will pay: their total 'in-
vestment in from six to seven years,'
and thereafter jieId their owner 4-.9
independent ineome. -
: The grape (riiit tree Is not ,grown
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regular midway booth proiridecl ab-
undant rt refreshment o and did a thriv-
ing business in ice cream, lemonade
and a very palatable cencoction called
ginger punch, as well as candies, or-
anges and bananas., '
The 0 eternal feminine:Dressing al
she does because, it is stylish; -taking
• full credit because it happens also to
be .sensible.—F'prtland Express.
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„.., • • •• ° •Prirteesa- Louise were tote -M. -At -the -old- -
"- Queen's in Taranto, the telephone vita
, • itilfta infancy. To -day there are more
a telephones in the Royal York which ,
occupies the old Queen's site, than there*
Were then in all Canada.
Ptem his room in , the mammoth
hostelry' troklay the log,YorJ ,gnest
may cell anyone of the 1,300 telephones
in the hotel, or any telephone in Canada,
Milted States, Cuba, Mexico. Great
Britain and almost any country in 1111111110u
Europe. The facilitieefor•quiek and
Pentyeliietit communication are the
•- lest word in oftldenon 'They are
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'trim seed, but is grafted into theschir
' orange plant; the latter being native
to the soil. Nursery farms are inin.i-
• erens in the Valleyr and in a few years
• this wonderfitt'section of the country
will be the garden of Ike United
Statei,' Cotton grows as well -or -per-,
haps better than in .any Other' •part
of the:-Uati,---itifd,II it..7yery
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O the %Valley ,on,Arcturday...
evening, we lound ourselves in the
thriving city of 'Houston itt tithe tor
.13*akfas1;.;04-•Stutcley
�rtting The
party was laksii• to the root garden -4,-•
:the eighteenth .storic--,of the fairiatis.
git# to01 where .an excellent view
of the eitY -was kbtaitied. Houston,
ft4atte,0
fifteen 'gat _a
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e 10. hone', it
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has. done muck 't,;;• mcniote .the-
frettii-Pf
saven- refineriea in, the city The ,
Ship challital %rem nOurton .to. the..
of ;Oaken .has also boosted this !
city, and it La eXpeeted:that NeesteTe'.
in a very few. years, will b one Of the.
-*most impoetrait/citiee in the &MOTs'.
We were 4.tak,cn in a :yery, continodkOlis
rantor lu to vie* the interesting
features of the eity,: one of ','which
Was the nreinverected, for Alk4, Smith's":
.presidefitial: nomination last fall The.
building has has a seting accommodation
of. 234000 and l thegathering of the
gieat -.DeniperatiP.:partY :gave •the cty0A.t 11 o'clock Sundaj morning,.
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When ,'We shoul4 have •• been gang.to
• chtirehi,:.O.Ur ,•:Purti Was...,taken• by
other meter 'bus , to Galveston, Omit ,
fifty "railes..Miet of 'nonstop. "Here we•
mewed ..the ,wenderfny. Ove„,;,nule sea
wall which'keeps the Witter* ivIo'ree:
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of the -Gulf -of11-exico—in-'-"contrel.":
•GaiVistrai has •sufferea 'frightful loss-
es in recent "years ,_froin' the: floe4.','
bat the .4coreitruction of the concrete:-;
sea Wall has eliniinate-cl .this, danger.
At GalVeston We had tha pleasure
of viewing -.the parade _Of forty-four
bathing beauties, representing the•
vitriOus,15. S.' cities and States, and -
several European, countries. It Was
a trying raCperience for the .girls with
•the temperature at NO and the "sun
fiercely beating' down en the lightly
Clothed contestants. There were over
one hundred thousand spectators pre -
sept. The first. prize was awarded tO:
Miss, Austria.' '-
Galveston is a city'of 50,000 popu7
lation' and 'although its fine- appear-
ance, suggests prosperous 'times; it is
lot
Returning Iii-tlid-e'vWfing .to ous-
tin, we resurned our homeWard jour-
ney by :train, reaching Detroit at
.1.30 On Tueichay afternoon, hav-irig:':
covered o nearly 6000 stales in 9 days
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itEN.70-u Nan that 14:•14i;: be 5,4e0.76 Olin **, tires, '
, , You 012'1 enjoy yOurielf. if .,yotyre tiorryingikOnt'
: hloimiti all the time. • oh. , ,
'Dsive around 'here and let us equip yoor car viith.Do- :4 .
, minion Royal Cords :or Royal Masters. • They are, a
4 . sound foundation for a Carefree holiday'. '
, • .We have .absOlute confidence in these DOIniniOn
We have watched. them in service and we know they
will deliverthe 'mileage. , ' '
Dominion Royal Cords are the standard. by which tires-
_iitrejudged —7 Royal Masters are in a,dass by themselves.
or at popular
.Peces•
..havO Dominion Tires for every.
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Last week .two niagaiine canvas-
lers from out of ,town 'wee1 before'
Magistrate Reid on a charge•of ob-
:ainntr, meneyl.uncier false :pretences.
r es,w,ere two cases,sa winneibeing
the victim in each :case. it seenis -that
the canvassers ' would approach 'a
A pi ospedt and lead her to believe_ •
that for '95c 'she Would receive a cook
"look and a 'magazine for three mon-
O ths. The eook book was left with her
And she -signed-a :clocunient; which
later turned out to ..be a .promise to
pay one &alir a month for three
iionths or 63.95 in all..
A conviction, was registered in
sad; Case, the offenders paid posts Of•
36.25, each; and the agrerapent was
cancelled. •
IL:was_a h_w. Week, in the Magis-
t ate s Court, there tieing, about a
sco Of cases on the record. The
great majority of them were from out
-of-town. •
• Reeklese driving was_the ,charge in
three cases, a"fine of $10 and Cciets
being imposed iji_stisk.
Having liquor in a public place
coit two offenders $100 and costs
each.
On a conviction of having liquor for
sale :the offender was sent to jail .for
two mentlis, with an additional month
in Prospect in ease of default in 'pay-
ment "of costs. 10
' For driving a Par while intoxicated
klie, sentence was twelve days in jal.
, Three vagrants were brought before
the mavistrate and were ordered, t�
teave town.
There Were, three speeding charges,
O hi two cases $5 and costs "being asses-
sed, and in the other, whieh was.: i
• seeorrd offence,. $10 and cost.
Allowing 'another "•persento use his
uermit cost the Wender .$25 and
'It
nl' two cases "from 0 Fordwich the
charge was laid under the Federal'
Act reouiring the purchase of eggs -
by grade. In one case -the fine was
150 and'eosti'; in the. other, $25 and
casts:
A: Perth County man •Was aisessect
,$25 and 'eciats fcir peddling without a
license. .
There were two' eases of neglecting
'to 'provide for wife And family, and in
'each'ease the husband Wail ordered to
nay a certain anutunt weekly.
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Noriumental Works
Leeknowe, Ont.
Rite the largelit ard most complete
sto*- in -the t most--beaati
fkiiai.4. in 0 1 0, •
—Marble,. Scotch, Swedish Ind OM. •
41,d4art tlaltitia •
• We make a specialty 01 Family
Mratinnetits end invite your itrit* '
psototistig Neatly,' Cavoralty and -
Promptly Dont ,
See ee before placin,gyitur
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'iiitti=itAigit4.1A1004%**tOPileal. t`^1VIIV4t.IM,;444•WSK",•441:041..40 kzPt ; •,, „ , • ,
'FULL :.STQCK ::-RAIIES. HOES DIGGING. FORKS ' GAR-
: DEN SPADES- , CULTIVATORS EVERYTHING 1N Tocuis
FOR GARDEN ; LAWN -D FLOWER BEDS: , '
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Martin Sentrar-100% Pure Paint: SenOur Floor Paiat.
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Woodlac Varnish Stain."' T
Martin Senour Quickate-4 Hours Enamel Dries Dust ,Free
One Hour, No Odor And ThinsWithTurpentine, In A Fun Line
• Of Pleasing Shades, 0• • f 0 -
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Muresco For Wall And Ceiling 'Decoration. -
_Full Line el Meakins Rubber Set Brushes.
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JUST UNI:UADED FRESH' CAR OF PABISTONE.
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COIL WIRING & BARB & WOVEN FENCING ON HAND. „
,:FRESH CAR •OP• CEMENT JUST ARRIVED,
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McCormick -Deering ,
Tiflis MACHINE IS MADE WITH •TWO SIEEL OBEA1E1S
TO P.ULVERIZE TilE"MAN.URE FTER WHICH IT'RECETVES '
. A THIRD BEATING' AND IS SPREAD OUT ° EVENLY , BE -
O tOND' THE WHEELS HY .THE SPREA6 'SPIRAL ,
11' HAS 'A POLISHED STEEL REAR , AXLE; :PITTED
WITH ROLLER 0110EARINGS,THAT CARRY ALL THE FRIO:
TION OHP' THE REAR, WHEEL AND ARE ENCLOSkiii IN
1:11,18T• PROOF .1.101.1SIN'GS, ' • . • ,
• •--THE---BEATER.• SHAFTS-ALSO-RUN-INs-H-ROLLEit SRO.- •
WHICH. HELPS' TO MAgi A Liatit tigAtir
-1:1,04:-SBE: THIS -SIAREADER AND ..PIND WHY fl AS
.i,tErrait HEPORE..grtiNG. • •
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