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Phone No. 10 is at Your Service
We Sell for ca -.We Hell Cheaper Than The -Credit Store
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AXES.
WE SELL THE RENOWNED -I'S A M S N" AXE, SOF/
FOR 'YEARS AND ABSOLUTELY QUARANTEED.
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WE HAVE A SP,ECIAM,. IN AN AXE. "N 0 4, 4 4."
AXE IS MADEA.OF. THE BEST QUALITY 'STEEL; HAND-
LED WITH A FIRST CLASS HICKOky HANDLE. ,
IS GUARANTEED— PRICE 42.25; .
AXEHANLLES .•• : . *
WE .41A.Vii„ A GOOD STOOK ..43F HICKORY AN HAND
•• MADE ELM HANDLES...
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CROSS CUT. SAWS • • •'. •
. • We Can Suit 'You Itt °A. Be*. ''' We . Have • ,tiee
,•MAPLE ,EAF; -RACER AND MAPLE LItP 14.104ER
• • , Ail guaranteed Saws. • , • : •
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MITTS • and PULLOVERS •
WE 'HANDLE 'T,14 -E FAMOUS' "M A RVEL HID E" • MITT;
WITH 'ELASTIC CUFF' AND 'ALL .:SEAMS 'SEWN WITH "'•
LINEN THREAD,' Also HORSEHIDE MITTS & PULLO.yERS,
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OYSTER :SHELL , ' • .
BEST $1.5! .PER., CWT.
- urdie Son .
Heating, Plumbing and Electric Wiring
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• EpgAir. coNTEsT WINNERS,
•An essey contest open to the mem-
here. of the 1929 'Royal Party" was
cendeeted ineery county and dis-
• trict of the.province by the Agricul-
tural Representative Branehe as
follow-up to the Royal Winter Fair
trip! last. Novernher. Each Of .the
writers of the ten best esseys in the.
province, receives free transportation,
board and !edging for two consecutive
weeks Ivbile attending one of the
short relies at 0. A: C. or Kempt-
ville ,Agricultural School. The essays
submitted were of a high calibre and
demonstrated that the young men' had
"their "ey,es open" for the educational
lessons bath' at the fair and at the
commercial plants visited. The win-
nersand the counties they repre-
sent are as tellows: Joseph Barhard,
Durham : 1 eonard Bonn en, York; A.
• Reid, • Wellingtop:. George Buie,. N.
,• emcee; Gordon Berry, Wentworth;
Raymond Pollard. Essex; Bob Mac:
• Donald, Grey; Eddie Howe, Bruce;
• /Weld- Poole, Leeds; Wilkie Seeley,
• Lennox and Addington. e ,
lomovivoomm.
NEW", WHEAT KINO,
.The story of Li:O.-tamer �f jeisepli
11. B. Smith; ,of, *off :Creek, Alberto
who Was • recently crowned "Wheat
Xing of .the World,, .at the. Inter...
.national Hay and Grain Show. in
Chicago, is one that istypical of.
Canada. " •
lefi Leiceiter, Eng laride.
mediately after gredueting from col-
lege twerity-two years ago,: and came
direct :to the Canadian Wet. Picking
a location removed even from . the
fringe of -.settlements, he tOok up
quarter. section ef land and coin-
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meiced the production Of •registered
seed grain, For the past twelve years'
he has been taking ,prizes in 'oats
and wheat at Various provincial fairs
• and in" 1924 won second prize at
Chicago ,in the International compet-
ition. Trday he farms a square mile
of land in the centre of a very pros-
perops agricultural district. •
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THE WORK OF SCIENTISTS
. Grrdually ,we are coming to .ap-
preciate the • valuable contributions
wade to agriculture and allied ire•
dustry by .the 'scientificexperts who
have made it their lifework.- to seek
Out method's of iinproving Crepe: and
of girl -vine en war againet pests.
Itecently another of . • these distin-
guished teen! W. T. Macoun, Domin-
ion Horticulturist, was honored by
CROW'S WHO OPEPATED‘
AT LISTOWEL GET. •
LONG JAIL TEEN
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(Pram the Listowel Benner) •
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Pleading guilty to four charges a
fraud And utterint forged documents
H.
W. Ryas* iTorrontO°.real estate
dealer, was sentenced biJidge Coats
worth in criminal sessions onMonday
to serve six years .in Portsmouth
Penitentiary. Llewellyn Burlingham
Hebb's,
secretary, pleadedguilty'. to
Similar charges and was sentenced
,to two And a halfyears imprisonment.
The charges were iate in'eonnediOn
with real estate deals oh the Toronte-
EaMilten highWay by ,many Listowel
people.• '• • ' ' • ",
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According to Edward J. 'Murphy,
111a, 0 counsel for the defence, „there?
• was no personal gain whateverAn,
'.the, Cade; They, robbed' Peter to pay
paelrlie 'aand ,Pefer loved, out."
The firm' of Hui -alio • and Habbs, -had
carried • on. it successful reat estate
business frome1912 until' 1923, counted
Said. Then came'a crash in, real es -
6 -fel He. needed money 0 to. pay .111P,
other mortgages which Were due, ane
resorted to this means he said.
"What. . may be, six months to two
years to: them is tlie seme as fifteen
years to those, who are charged with
crimes of violence." added Mr., Mur-
phy.'Ile.'alsO contended that the short-
ages were a result of laxity ,in the
conducting of businesi rather than.
attempts to defraud anyone. • • •
."Mene, peer °. people, are suffering'
:today as ,a result 0 of • thole deals."
Crown Attorney 1VitteFaciden mak
dboc Tenth •were sworn to falsely:
Close t& $800,000 is .inio4Ved.' There
are 130 morteegei concerned with an
average value ,of
• "The !shortage involved here •IS
$300,000. The crime is -a .serious -one.
There are, no, extenuating, • 'circune•
stances to make me feel they Were
teisledeThie has been going on for
a period of year and they most have
known that the • day of reckoning
west. cornee'. •declared Judge Cede-
. before- passing senteneee 0 Judge
•Coatsworth stated that he could not
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understand people 'purchating' mort-
gages without • first seeing the pro-
•perty.. "However it 'doesn't lessen- the
crime, but shows what Inin'an nature
is where .nioriey• is concernedet he
added. • ' • , . , •
• When., he heard his sentence }Tab's
face .showed no 'race ',of emotion.
A:•friend epee. up to him and shook
him by the 'hand., He smiled faintly.
Burlingham's wife, tv.ho was in court,
and her eldest . daughter burst into
tears. Borlinghain himself sat motion-
less with- his he34 lowered.. ••
the American. poinelogical Society. in
developing a new variety of apples
and for his contribution tohorticul-
ture generally. Canadians should not
forger the contribution made by Dr.
Saunders, who evolved -a hart wheat
which has done, much to make Wet -
ern Canada the greatest grain -grow-
ing country- in the 'world. The work
of these scientists has become airab-
• soltitely indispensable counterpart -of
agtice- Rural' activity. •. • .
All Set for Quebec Winter Sports
'Irhe Winter season of sport et) Quebec City with• •
• headquarters--at-the: Chat -tee PrefitenSe s now
Wefl on its way to make .I03O the hist year so far
aeperieneed at the Ancient Capital. The international
, Dog Met Derby, and the grand snowshoe parade and
ahsm attack on the citadel will to the high lights of
WON brut right otow, *of le gjzifluz of Wintor.
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sport lovers at (base Lipoid shows Aileen Rite*
loveree-Olyelpie diving thettiplote leaving for a-ilfditi
indog sled from Chateau Pririfenne where she is a
guest. Inset Is a' group of skierii and Miss
is proving that diving is not her eitly 'strong suit
but that tatty sliuktiot is Olio ono of UR lo4003.Plish*
tint% •
,AstazIELD,
Messrs... Mike Irlegan and George
Berger have each installed 'new radio
Bete. •
' Sorry, to say 'Mr. Albert Beckett is
•onfined to bed at present,- Hope he
will soon be Iible to be around again.
Kintad sehool is reopened after
being closed for a Couple of weeks
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owing to the teacher, Miss MiddletOn
being laid. up with mumps.
The Junior Farmers ores ted their
phis "Two Days to Marry" in Kintail
hall last Thursday evenin t 1ar
VOURTH .CON.,, KINLOSS
Mr.S. .W. MacIrityre. and Donald,
spent last-. Weeli"at the hen* of Igra
R. McDougall.. •• , •
Mr. Albert Taylor, .returned home
.frone Detroit, after a weeks ye,
.• •, few,
cation: .• 0. •
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'''Mr. D. G,. Lueknow,
visited laet week with Mreaerl Mrs.
Mos. MacPeneld• .°
•IN'irs. T. Dexter,,ofParpion1, is.
spepdipg, a few days with ber.daugh!.
ter' Mrs. W. J. Ensign..• • • •
• Miss Sarah' McIver has 'rettietted
riedience. All present "enjoyed eveey to °Aar wheel in ?owassan. •
Mr. end Mrs. The
Phomas Helm 'Whse
Minute of ee„• , • . We ere, sore- to say that Mr. John
Purvrs, Is not is well 'as his •many
marriagomok, prIve in Belmont • friends would Wie.h, but 'hope "tf): see
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4,0 spending reit , f Inrein his useal., health soon, again
joi!tee i.jim:envvele, • Mrs. george White entertiiried the
parents, Mi and Mrs li
ladies of the 13 F W 0 for, the Jap
wieh: the. eOung.ceiiple meeh, eared.. meeting, Which:Was 'attend-.
ue4s. . „, etmil!gpe
Mss opened
McLeodbsingireTtlileye
ded. The
The plae.e.tiThe.e'Detch:: Detective" meeting
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which was put on- be.the Kingsbridge
,Dramatic Club, in the. Perish, hall
Kingsbridge on Tuesday evening Was
If and ,repeating the Lord's pray-
er in unisbn. The secretary and treas-
urer gave their :renorts, and the:Roll
a splendid, success. Owbig to the con- Call !resanswered by '"Gems .from
ditions of the roads the crowd wasn't Robbie 13urs" '. After ' community
singing. Mrs. 4•Cnrruthers gave a
as largeies it might be acne many
missed a good timeWe understand . splendid parer of veried suggestions
thet the Dramatic club intends putt e " to the value; of Now Year resole-
ing, it on again in .the. near . future tions. Mr., L. Avery"104" ..ii reading,
when those who were distiripOinted "TheGrave bf •Highland Mary" ,which
last time will be an opportunity of was, veier apnreeriatee 'Little Lillian
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Carruthers delighted'the audience
bearfng it -
song. 1,eana White
0;MtZ,AN:,4il4e..747011,iciKiiitij.ie; ..wriircosi.de4n!)..t :gwiittvhe iia r7i7e-ll inrierlin her eserel pleasing
tertained the Nies of the club at 1:ta:4'7,thr'e Macrjenald "fav-
,inMelie4tinMe•Y‘rvIth the old Vetch
her , home: WedneSil."eyeejermary 1:6th.
v ite "Lo h L
At ibismeting a good rePert and' Ith h n as
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the .F.0: CO veetion was given by wel:n
l rendered. The eetine ilosecrby
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singing the ,National Anthem.. A vote
O the dpleeate, Mrs. M. C. •Dfitegenzie
The February/meeting is to be held
et, the home of.. Mrs. M. C. MacKenzie.
Roll call ter ..February„Will be a re.,
,tipe foe a hot. zapper Allele Also'eaeh
"menther isasked to give five rnin
Ute speech.-onany 'subject. After.the
sieging of the Natienal. .Anthem a
dainty lunch 'served., '
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..f.IPURPLE pROVEX
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• Miss Mary Thompson has secured
a school near Parry Sound and lef
recently to take .chaege. •
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• The Ladies' Aid of Purple Grove
held their monthly 'meeting at the
:home of Mrs. Charles • Collins last
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Miss Ethel • Gawley has gone • to
.Muskoka to teach ,
Some of the yottng people of Pur -
1e -Grove enjoyed a sleigh aide last
Friday ,night to Ripley to attend the
the
• Miss 'Fanny Wall returned home
having spr1t the past two.weeks at
Albert Sept
Miss Min
ie and Mr. John Fair at
tended the
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funeral of their uncle' the
late William Elliott on Saturday.
Messrs. Andrew Wilsen and Will
Arbuckle of Turnberry visited their
old school mates Mr. Will and David
Scott last Thursday.
Mr. Isaac Nixon of Lueknow visi-
ted his sister Mrs. Jack Emerson' on,
Sunday. 0e
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URGES WIFE TO MARRY AGAIN
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• A' -Birmingham man who recently
died leaving 069,00'0 had this state-
ment at the end of his "In, the
event of my wife 'marrying .again I
Wish it. be known to all my friends
and relatives 'that it is my earnest
desire that she should do so. • In fact
the more , cMicicly the thus dernon-
strates that she finds life intolerable
withtint a husband the greater will
consided this eompliinent to her
Memory of me." This' is in accord
With the theory of Dr. Samuel Johnson, the famous 13ritigh sage, viEo
used to say the greatest tribute' a
man could pay his wife was to re-
marry as soon as- possible.
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"4DEUNK°.AS A. LORD"
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O Didn't; Think There Was' Any Teeto,
tellers In the 'Reuse of Lords
7 SOtia# . good storlet Were told .. i4
Lord Riddell at the'Newsegenes -bort-
. ferrite dinner at Weston-iuper-Mare..
"The other night.," saideLord Riddell,.
"1 was going 'borne late when I came
across two Motors in a ditch, and they
'were 'Standing bY,an,oninihns; the' dii-
ver and eetiductot of whici., were in:
elosteceiteleesideri. Itot out of my
..,..ear and S -quired of the conductor
• ,,what Was the ' ' atter, .„- • .
ssiti";-Tli'S. all ikrertti"-f---orrid
1-1(110M4 th-A.3,,t- „ bIlt.,)4)-a ..liitg...3.iW.d.;
it to" Pointing' to' a disedireetate indivi-
dual' sitting. on the edge- of the,dtth
the Conductor said, 'Tidies the cause
of it; he's a drtink ne.tairert," I Odd -
!tsetse itiei Yining fellnW, htit„I hal!1•3
Ipen- to. be ti lord, although nerhnpr 'I
den% look like one., and I beppen !O.
ba , -,--a teetotaller." Ile. looked at ine
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with abitie'' tenterript and then to the
driver' he sandy '1didn't think 'there
1 to.iis 0-iiv '0' them In. the -itooth of
L041108 0.,,,ig0ii :1.,,",..1ne It'i'edie:4LifildWP:.;,34
bkiVINV*11:111/51arEFM5t4.
• of thank waseextended to:the -host-
ess, Mrs. White., The social hour Was
enlivened bv the proyerbitil "cup of
tea." -,The February, meeting is to be
held -at the homr of Mrs. IL McDoug:
• Mr, and Mrs. AlYrner 'Ackert at-,
• tended 14e--frneral, ,af the •latter's
father, Mr. Elliott, near Kincardine,
On Saturday last., ' '
Mt Cecil Robb took in the 'hockey
match in Winglia:n on• Monday MeV,
:Qui-te a number of people get.
a little earlier than usual on Tuesday
morning to hear 0 King George's ad..
:dress' which was transmitted from'
London, Eng. by. radio.
MAFEKING „
Messrs. John Watte and Harvey
'Andersen ire pressing hay this week
in the • neighbothoOd of:, Teeswater.
They are Working with. Mr. Jas. Cul-,
beit's outfit. •
O Mrs. Jas. Miller of lucknow , who
Was visiting her daughter,0 Mrs. Jas.
Webster, returned 'home last week.
The junior League which visited
with the ,Senior Young People's 'Soc-
iety this' year, are carrying on the
meetings :when the young people are
absen:t. Friday.
Levening when the Sen-
ior 'Young folk were presenting their
play at Donnybrooke, Jack Curran
took charge of the meeting. , They
were greeted by a full house and roy-
ally entertained while there. They are
invited to present their play 0 (`Beetde
on a String" at Dungannoli, Friday.
evening, Jan. 31st, in the Parish pall
Friday evening is .the only evening
• that the teachers taking part are at
home.'
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SUCCESS.
Success is °doing sometbing • well,
It's winning faith and trot,
Despite what theorists may tell
It's doing what it niust. '
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It's giving all the best » of you,
To every task you have to do.
Success is not the gift of luck
" When rightly understood.
It's keeping on with grit and pluck
make'your service good.
It's • keeping fieriest when you meet
An easy chance to play the cheat..
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SuccesS is it the . will to be •
On friendly terms with teen'.
It's in little thinglAhey'll see
What beet. you meet 'again. -
For nbthing ever lives so king
()r works such havoc:as wrong,
Whogive the best.to every task
Who keeps the faith' with all.
For frieriti. will 'never haveto hik
. Or for fissiststice call,
But Wte, With any titstdoes lees
' Will never be a teal suc'eess.,
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It- .
lera-a.r,d 71-10-e
(CA) .. •
Running well ittlead. of sae liele
..steel work oirlho 21 .story 4.441;t14,.J
to°the fltriptre's 'litiget 1,414.t1e
Reeel'York, a.ddJtionaI'eoesLteetioe
Is being rapidly puitied. forward and
the sixth. stOry ISfloW, cempieted.
All steel. •wdi it is, expected • to , he
finished early in ,Ftbruary ' and
eyerything • w " coinpleted
• ' June 1st,. when' .there *41. 'be' a
total:. Of. 1181. guest rooms at this
• painital-T,oronte hostelry. ' ei
Hitting a an, ,hou'r, cl;p, a
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,special Canadian :Pacific train: re-
• cently•'carried. two -and -a -lair -year-
• Old:Pelphis, Morin; 'who was •thought
•to be dying cif -Intestinal influenza,
froth Sudbury. to .Toreato, for
• blood transfusion in the • :Toronto
Western liosVital.. •Lea'Ailkg at I
•.the train Teague, destination et
• 6.35, all '•traffic having been 0101'
aside for he special,:„ At .6 the
?Operation »was .sperfortried' and half
,an heur latgr. 'the boY'was,sniiiing
at his,frienda. He .ES, now well, on
his way to recovery.
, Fighting against Atlantie wnter'
gales the bable ship John W.'lgae
kayliss.just successfully completed
O another epic of the seas in effecting •
repairs to tlie' high Speed vable Of
the Commercial ("able Conipliny
over which much of Canadian Pael-,'
fic cable business 14 carried to.
Burcpe. • .The cable was smashed in
•the great 'quake° pf November 18,
the break being discovered witele
O 6. hours of the arrival of the ship
on.the ecene, - raising • the cable
.from a•depth • of' 21,i. miles -and -at
a poinl 80 miles tromethe 'westete.
end Of the 'break being • part 0?. tka
job .to. be done. •,
••''!0atary 1otndyk Aleartii"
Ove-year-el-d,Helstei-rs;,, i'a a co*; •
. whieh,a.year ...ago` elanned .the
world's championship as a buttete
fat prodeCer. With 21,396 pounds Of
milk contSfinnglO0 pelinds 'of btit-
ter,fat in 305 .clays,, has beaten her
own 'record. Following her 1921..,..,
--record •this fan:ons corw*as the,
• guest of honour t a banquet MIL
Moose jw.
,anaryarI<Oe latest record fo
rndyke Alearta," is 30,-
'e
191, °tOolitnds 'et milt.,Atitit, 'o ''''"41511424,0r4Sthadial:n7gneerala
aiTesz'as14,:774,.,,,,,.
We 'make a epecialte of
MintumentS'Snd *Ate, your Inepei,4'A
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InecriptionS, Neatly; • CarefsllY10a(17
• "Pronzptly Defle--
See. ue before pachkg. yOui" Ord*
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• The reel ..weY, to meet the •best Phone 74 Fiion. 256
peepIe is to shave that morning,
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ere an,
00. ...
'• 40Theheakied"Dt7g13:3. 1$70;44'0P9411,*''
steamship to ply betWela.
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,• sdsbj:nrtlpYacbiericswRaaq,wetyh.ixbanytht151'
beea -..31 ,..'414.,,
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• . -Mallarin?uanncedd PrZdEen:VVo't Beatty
tglal'1; 11' ' it
• standard,T$hip37101 11 f e be et i on f length. the 41: l'canot)
:• able of carrying 500 paeseneerNe.
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O ..,.aakTn:oconlphge;hed:itparots",:peidiarageiiupe9nti.efuso.44,t:h.aliTefo. hsyrytaee_riiegh•Tioril4)7,81icumale.etrIr4r::',ii,L.'.,,
The sell ranfreely his curing:,
but •It will. have to go some to oar-
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pees, the record for lest year whea
,., there was an/. increase of fourtni-,,
• lien pOuritbrif° reaple'augai regis-
tered by goeernmeet statisticians.,
Me output was valued it Over *1). ..
Inthiell1111133i.401tap';os'vianne40.1444anebe:rebdenleet
followed •by Ontario.
'Railway.eonditions as tiler. exist
,
• in 'Canada . to -day are readily conk-
prehensible and we are in the for-
tunate pesitien of being able to • ‘:
sere' our shareholders that the de•
crea,ses represent the result of sii:
extraordtharY combination of conk- :..,
• ditions' and that the railways have
not failed in efficiency or other-
wise," stated' E:i W. Beatty,' chair-
man •,'
' and president of the )'1ana-,
d an' Pacific Railway, in aa address
.eeeently at the Rejal York klotel„
. at the arintial .meeting of the Com7 „,•
• inertial T-elles" 'Asociation' of
Ganada.: !Ir. Beatty added--that-the
• sltuation in 1929 was k excelitionvti 4 ,
and not. lil:ely to be ,reP,eatd tu ••
subsequent years: • • -., :0 •
(A;13iNOVir and" WNGRAM
Monumental Works
Liaelineee Oro.
.etileeeeheelergesteiraderneefecompletuee
Stock in the Meet beautifid designs.
choOse from; in-
• viands' of butte -fat: • •
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Honey to the amount 01 .55,181
pounds was produced in 'NoVa Sco-
tia in- 1928;.according--
figures, and the 19290 output will
likely be ran& larger' as the sum- •'
mer season of that year was much
more favorable, says Philip Bishop„
of Greenwich (Pert the
• largest, bee -keeper in Nova Scotia
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CROSS CUT SAWS—sjithry 1DIETitICH M.t114iE. :LEAF.
TRUE SET & WAGON AXES. •
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FIRST CLASS ROCK ELM AXE H.ANDUES;
Flit& ,ASSORTMENT ON HAND: '
SULPHUR and CATTLE SALTS -•
• SPECIAL --10% DISCOUNT ON ALL HAND SLEIGHS AND
• SLEIGH BuLLS IN STOCK, • .• • ""
COAL 011;:leATERNS, COLEMAN LAMP AND LANTERNS,.
ZENOLItIM L/CE POWDER OWHAND'
1VICCLARYS FAMOUS' QUEBEC COOK STOVES :ALWAYS •
ON HAND •
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FULL LIN EtitIE.13E01EATERS
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' RAE -arid PORTEOUS-,
PLUMBING. REATiNG ELECTRIC WIRING AND C0" .
COAL.
•?hone 66 1 - - Luckno*-
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a good friend. ;
keep stilt wh.;,...ti 73 Watt it tt
St111,-Land tliete are not ',Mf.'?
kilo enough to do rA. A
rary is A collection ol friends.
:t4man ibtt•c,
The tree glory ea nation doss no'c.
Consiat in the extent of jet demi:lithe
in the re -Art -it; of the soil, Or the
bellay of nattite,,but rathr. in the
Metal ad 3 thtellectuAl reenetieo
of the voople,.-41r
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MoCORMICK-bEERINQAGE:
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