HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-01-02, Page 443,-famotie .11mtro1r artists, are et:tartly:Aft -to the
etorative Scheme of the new Canadian Pacific
ton liner "En:pion-, of Britain" now being built
-de. Frank BrangwYn, R.A. Is designing
DK'," Sfr Tiartr,Y, the Ban
Reoni; W. Heath
son, the CocktallBar, endir Charlei
t CUSS Lciongeo The one*** of Britain"
,
will be one Of thaworld o largos. _OhlPO and wtillbt'
the St: Lawrence River ronfe between Sontharaptont
,and Quebec.. She will be the largest ship between
•Bung:Send Canada: • Her speed it still a mpnery
will probably be around 10 1mots,' enabling:' her. '
make the trip in five day* She! is due to be lamithed
early next 'Winner and will be in aerViee in 1981. •Cub
sheave vessel in adanumedontage of eienstrUotimi,
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INVESTMENT
,
are in Ontorio,l'aceOrding'.to
aetOe'nf the live sten
he 'Marin Department
e, ov.er 180,000 farms Main,
with capital' - in -
;his stock of appioxho,4tebr
cf�l!ars. This inVestinent
• ortioned,.:4,0 follows:
010.O Cattle
,44,0;9001 Poultry 818, -
Tanta yearly ' 'MO On
inthethe: Proceeds of the
rochicti,. apptexiteately
„GODERICH
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i,ivatikove titmpotr14 Int,1111M.*:ty2#f. t/80.
HUMIDFIT IN R014:SE HEATINGo
•
The air in- Caondiell 11011SeS 41Pling,
*10$0 Portion Of the artificial beet,.
ing seneen• is, with fow exceptions,
driesthan that a the ,ciriext desert*
This is a fact whieh Cariadiarie either
ddieret:know or 4o.not appretiatef...
0011.se heating is more than the
sinnala ei'noess of maintAinkag.the
• door temperatnre at that point
one des '' apt feel cold. Tlie• designere
• of present daY heating apParate§,
have done excellent iirork considered
frOM-thitLstandpoint; as a ..,1:11le,
they haVo 'ilegleeted to take .intoliti-
count t the- natural law 'which OeVerns
• the. relation between air teinperature
Arid:2Ak Moisture. The result is that,
generally .Speaking, Canadian indoor.
.air &meg the winter is: excessiYelY
. • .
•
• Isaac Halliday Smith, on of. Mr.
J. W. Smith of Goderiehf died Sudden-
ly while on his -.way back:to his home
at Detroit, Thursday : morning of last
week,,, after, spending Christnios Day
with relative § in :tOwn. Mr. Smith
'left Goderich on the morning
• train and it was somewhere between
• Chathark and Windsor' that he be-
came" Mr! J. Thome*.,,of doderich
wile WaS, returning 40 Detroit on the
same train, tad Mr. Smith taken to
the W*.ndsor Hospital, where. he :suc-•
climbed. The late Mt. Smithhad not,
*0,Olc yard, sales of been in good health for some timei.
ee•lan, annual. revenue . of although he apparently felt well when
aommil Sales of he :left: Goderich'He • Vyas in his forty
t.rximately.0,000,000 -sixth year: Besides his wife, formerly
• Miss Agnes McVicar, he leaves three
CULRQSS •
silhinctiw Grant • for
'ears tesideirtis of the 1.0th 'CCM,
oa 'havingdisposed s•of their
o'niffniel* have 'rimiraid to
tere they will now 'make
'dere leaving. their farm
• one Iiiractied, :ef hr
„or ,iii.:tbeted there One evereog
9fiented them with two. easy
nd *r. Grant with a* smok-
iie
- presefltatlo4 was aCC0111-
Ied, WI the reed*: of a coniple-'
ry.eaddreas to which Mr. and
Geont each made a brief reply.
eediee were :made , also by
;.13ealcing who inmakehairinsin
rot*M. Henderson. The pre-
lon lollowed. by 'games, a
urs daiieirig, and tuneh.... Mr.
lived -Alta life cm. Con. 1.0
lea§ up on chargee a theft. The
idenee slionreff that be had ,ittkeo
chiekent, grain And other goods be-
longing to 4 farmer for wham he had
forinerly workedHe was sent to the;
Ontario Rep:re:Stareon a eentence
Of,:siit months, with an indeterminate
term ef six months in additieri.
NEW. ORCHARD PESTS
This year another limed or the eld.
WMM,, the aprile and theen skeletim-
per; as beenadded t� the already
fOrioidable AA of orchard pests in
• Western Ontario., Prof. L. :Caesar,
proVincial entomologist, :has found the
new insect to be fairly, cornmon • be-
tween 'Oshawa and Niagara. It has
daughter's and One son: Mrs. Fred also been discovered in the O.A.C.
Ve
�r-
' ThieVCeee.eiVe2,air.drynesa is in jor-
loior to health, egeOting more..partho.
irlarly the reseritatooy, organs and the
'Skin. • lt to ,'WOOdwork.
and ftienitureO.Tcd to clothing .iand•
.kartriebing :'fithrick ...alse;.'ireeeisio:
tates the maintenance Of -higher teM-
• *Owes for cerolort than with air'
•containing 'edegente, meisture.
'Many ,',iienple believe that elrees-
eiveledry ale Conditions: are to • •he
fund Only in houses heeted q cer-
tain types of heating equipinent; also,
that -such Undesirable conditions may;
he remedied by opening the Windews/
ad 'admitting 'Liege': quantities of
Cold out -door air."
' House Heating,"
bulletin recently published,. •b3, 4' the,
:Doi:ill:hen Fuel Board -in.'ce,oPeration-
With, the : Nature': Resources
gence .Service ef the.' Department of.,
he Interiet, ' pointe out . that , told :air
saturated:. with moisture . bemires. dry
Ori:heatingoet hecaupe, moisture has
been removed, :but because . of • its
„greatly' -increeted. Moisture. capacity
it the t' higher temperature. The air
in :houses dining the 'Winter cermet
be. oterifiie thin dry, unless :provis-
ion is made in the 'heating equiPmenty
Or by Ilther Means, to satisfy' • ode,.
iniately this increased moisture cap-
acity. . Moreover the Admission.
large quantities .of outdoor Air.
Creases to aeoresponding 'extent the
moisture which. must •be supplied. for
this purpose »: :•••••• ' '
,`,41unoldity. in House Heating", dis-
cusses briefly in non-tecnoical: 'lan-
guage the, essential features .of, air
• dryness in hoolie ireating-cause,
ef-
feat and:remedy. It explains what is.
meant by he expression. "relative
humidity," and points. .jut ,that, for
health .and. • cemfort, indoor relative
huniditieS ,of from 40 to, 50 per emit
should' be maintained throughout the
winter. dhows how a hygromiter
is used. to measure relative humidities'
and points out that the. effective con-
tra of huMidifying equipment. 'de-
pends lupon results as Measured by
ineans of this .instrument.
In addition to indicating, in a gen-
eral*ay, various type s of humidifiers
Which May be'need, either:11 conjunc-
tion with the heating .equipment or
independently, to supply' the moisture
for ' healthful, humiaific'ation, : this
bulletin stresses , that fact that' the
• evaporation of a'feW qUarts.orwater
per day in the average • Canadian
'house ,during the wint.er,months gives
pectically no, relief frem air dryness -
The evaporation of from three or
refit t� lwelVe or more gallons ,per
day may be necessary, depending up-
on weather Conditions 'and ventilation.
• The ,poryete'. in issuing "Humidity
in House Heating" is not .only to fur-
ther the cause of good health but to
promote the more efficient .
employ-
nient of the fuel Used for 'house heal:
ing. since the fuel used to maintain
the high temperatures of 72 ,degreee
t75 degrees for comfqrt under flest.
air cOnditioris may be used to greater
advantage in evaporatiog the :Water
for hatilthful humidification of air at
the more moderate comfort tempera-
.' tures so required.
.Copies of "Humidity in Italie
• Heisting" may be obtained free. on -
.request from the Director. Natural
Resources Intelligence Service,toe-
. pertinent' Of the Interier, .Ottawa, or
from The Dominiert Fuel Board alto
.of Ottawa.
RIPLEY 'VILLAGE TO HAVE
ELECTION. ,
Durie,an Munn, who was reeve in
1929, and Dan Maekinnon will cop -
tend for the reeveship Of Ripley hext
Monday. There are six candidates for'
etaltrell: Messrs. KerriPton, Swalwell
Bell and ;Yemen,. who were Meethers
in 1929 And JOIM eil MAcKenoie and
John MacLean,tie* aspirants.
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If iire' Wife compelled to Irtfet bu
'faults ;nittlettakere wotild heye to
work Over thee.
The powers will. find there] is. more
in thia thibMarine controvetiy thin
appears On the eutvface, • ' ,
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Publish tj. ‘evOrr 'PbursdaV Morning
•PaelonOw,' Onterio,
• A.• D.• MacKenzie, Proprietor
and Editor.
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41,iNTS,OR .119MESODIES
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• (Jeseie Allen 'Brown):
The preseet issue is the baflinOiag4
of the second year of "Hints ter
Homebodies." The 'work sop.ewhit PO!,
011:Mos- that one,
'never knows just how it, is .going ac-
• rose. So:petioles .an editor write
Me that' be' has liked 'Something or
othei,sPecially. or thet tbe: Pee*.
in histown are interested in (Beta,or
thAt thelike .the 'reeives. • Varioutii
readers have ' written to ask me to
write abouteeome, special .difffulty;e::
for a particular recipe. ethers, tell•'
me that they like .to read Aboot the.
correct foods, to give their familieSy,
and. tiriother• 'writes „te 'tell me:that
she Always likesoto . read the opieee"
that I PO At the. It of the Hints:.
• 4e4 set gee..when we; know what.
the' readera.' weptwe try to give it
to. thent to . the'. 'beat' of oor
FeitunatelY. ifo;one thaS asked , .roe
anything yet jut could atit',AnsWer,,
.kit.ews'.;When. tbe 'daY' afaX
.THVASDAY, • JANUARY 2nd, 1930.
c;, •
VA.'4.11.4 •• 14*4413-logAt
ahqut every mortielliel
tioe ineetiOg in Leeknow. for, the pdst
eight or "tea -yeere it has been stated
by 000 in a; position to, knoiv, that
before,: long • 'the'', iunsupahty wOeld
naye.tO' inStalla' new. iitsproteetiort
water works systern or ,ereatly
ini-
prove . the one have o ?very, 'year,
the question has .W9:fie .efOte poees:
mg; and tor the past two yearsothe•
berM serioeuifi,fertgag$d
with' *formation- and er,
deaveritio,to •tigereont the best plan
If lit Were a' fire-protet:tioo :syttein,
only it WOuldbe ,a simple ,tnatteo. but
-there. is involved 'with it the .instal-
lation ofa 'domestic water sygteri.
• It in e1l knewn that the present
pewerplant i worn out, and that the
wenty-two:limidred d011ats Which it,
costs each, "Year la. :largely ,thrown
,toirag.. The Fire •COmPany, ispaid
s3v:‘5 morithly. The company.; .rtO
doubt, is as efficient as any'ton &au:-
pany,...but without ti.good power' plant
CucineY. Of , Toronto; Rhoda, Phylise
and Hilton, of Detroit. Three sieters,
and two brothers also „ survive : Nisi
Frank Allen, kr* Lewis Maskell and
laird. E. G. Smith of GOderich: Mrs.
Hilton Schuyler Kitchener, and
Mr, R. J. Smith of Guelph. T)eceased
was a Well-known Gotterich boy, ie-
• tiding here" initil a few years Ago. He
was a member of -Maitland Lodge, NO.
.83, A.F.,,& A.M. The remaint were
taken, hack to Goderich, and the fun-
eral was held from his lather's resi-
dence. •
• ,
Two young fellowe were before
'Magistrate • Reid on Mondey of last
week .charged with having acted in a
disorderly manner Ilothe .Chinese res-
taurant on Eat etreet. They were al -
hayed. to go' on suspended sentence
on paying cests of $5 ami agreeing to
Settle the derne.4e: they had Caus-
e, belote her marriage was ed in the restaurant.
fruimpiA .•N. On Sotinday; li.Grey township man
_
• chard. Thp,caterpillars of the species
• are about half an inch long and eff a
pale greenish color with black 'spas
,on the back. Working under A slight
Web they ,gnaw away the greenith
tissue' on the upper surface Of the
leaf.'The,moths are purplish brown in
cider With a wing spread of about
half an 'inch. The skeletonloser was
found' in the. lower Hudson valley
1917, and has spread in several of the
• states of the LS4. Although 'very
little is known as yet concerning the
peoler methods' of extermination , it
is known that this pest has not been
found in orehards Which have tee
.ceived the Calyx spray alone.'
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New Years Sale of Mens' Shirts. •
Neat patterns affd Broad-'
cloths with collars to fnateli. Buy
them now ,Iess 2.0%., King iBros.
,
into a roll and Paten with a OkeWili
t6athiltelso Vitt Wipl dressing •'and
hake in a moderate oven Or about
lO
mieutes until, bacon is cooked.
Baked petetoes, Scalloped tOreateee
and stuffed bacon rolls make a to.sty
Ilinner, that May be cooked in the ov-
• e-ily and reqUires • little Watching—
NEL•.1. S. DENNIS • RETIRES
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dt'S. DEAN: S C. ifrimort,O.G. m
-MANN
• Colonel 3. St"Derolis 0.14.G4 Clrief Cominissiener
of C,olettization and Deiteloprneri , Canadian Pacific
• ItailW43i5 will retire , January 1, after: 28 years veitli
the ea:tipsily, aecording to •the reeent tuniouncement
• made. by E. W. Beatty, chairman and president of.
o„. - -the--systerrt, and the department will them be, 'divided
ioto the Departtnent of Immigration and Celon:zation
and the. 'Department of Devote:erne:it. J. N. K.
Micalitter, at oreteot assistant, chief •commissioner
COIOniSatiOrt and • DevelePtneet, will he chief com-
missioner of the Departteent Of „Immigration and ,
Cdionisation and Major G. G. Ornitiomey.will be the
&reefer of the Department of Development. '
eolefier Dennis, or 61..8." .aa' he VI kroften to old-
timers, Was '73' years Old last Oetebeti-ned has had'.
as colorful a citoer As any Man in Canada. Re Wrilt
west in 1872 at the v.ire of id otx atervey work and in .
1885 sew se:toted agaitist %atilt 'Itiel as ectorrogeffer
of the 'Dominion tattd„`glitivey Xritelligen&i. Corps
whieh darilig -the lehellion WAS ...known at 49)'etinie
Scouts". Artietig the outstanding Work in which he
was etig4Fott ix,44 the laying,. out of irrigation systems
later constructed ,' in the tettibridgeregion and in the
p•rat 13aSsaph, DAtti irrigation project of the Celledien
Pacific Palliates, east of ealgar*. -Ilia unrivalled
knowledge of teanittlkilt esenemic:aect AgrarierOdevelt
OlUtiontluat toutOtl COleliel-ettilli0 inmate be viaced.
*MOW the fotatteit ' of EtiPite MOM*, Although
3144p Satiyabead of thavotstaittion arid Neel*
e
it ean de little oyerea great part
• the ',Village: •- „
• All Whe attended the meeting Mon-
day ,niOht Weald • see that the Whole
problem is .too inVolVedier the .aver,
age citizeo to enclerstafid Without.
making n thorough; • study of it...There
.ore tOci. Many figures to be kept in
mind all at once, arid too nnich about
engineers ad dePartment regulations.
It looks to us as though itwould be
a goOd plao to: hve the whole pia,-
lem•to the coCil„ as: being more lik-
ely •to :arrive at A Sensible' stilution
that: will the body .of retepayera• or
,eleetorsi No council is going to. • be
foolish enough to load the vinage with
a lot. Of .debt . for Whith there will he
little return. Of course, the ratepay-
ers must have the last word by vot-
ing the nebessary .m.eney. Thee are
liinits beyond whirh .it is Unwire to
go. But' the council oughi to he trust-
ed to take the lead. 1f iin evfar bet-
ter position than • the citizen as a
'whole can be to get a real' uoderstand-
. ,
,
some. oreanturic we can, just
xtrtiggleaking giindly, 'trying 'tOluesi
'At whet. trey .niatwe intePestinit otir
opment of the Canadian Pacific Railway system -he •
Willstill participate in the future development of the
department since he will aet in an advisory capacity
to, the • cornpany's directors. .
Mr. Macalister has for I.:tore than 22 years given
close attention to colonitation problems. Since 1904 he
has -licen immediately'interested in opportunities of ' •
deveirpment and eolonization in the west. and entered ,
• Canadian Parifie service in 190/. Yie has dont nioh
Work in tlo.'t United •States tiresetog attention to toe
• urparelleled opportimities offer'' by the Canadian
W&it.' Ho r is appointed assiStant ctionnissioner of
the dephrtror it in ine... His! ebiiity in his clioeen
field ivis re: .titly Iretegnized by ceIoniZatioti expertit
frera allIprir' i el the continent wheil they elected him
cheirrnao of 1'ta immigration committee .4 the,Anieri.
eon Palliate v 0oveoprtent Assoctation.
' Major 0-,i.harineY jOineKi the Cridtliati Pacitic Rail,
-way in 4.0.10.7, As 4 (Mali -Pied civil engineer he had
prev41g te) that date deele work all ciVer the World.,
• In 1914 he ',Vas Appointed speciel engineer to the
president, , and from 1915 to 1919 was overseas with
the FeWal :Eli:inters imperial iinits, . On hie return ,
frelet the 'War he was ap.:
pAnted to Colonel Dettnie
t,
der:orb:rent 2%, dotal° meet ,011, girteer, to bring the
:natural resources of t ki4oriod covered by the- Cate- •
adlett Parifie Railwayinto tomMercial use. He wee
aptleintea DireetOr 6 Development Breed , Of the
Department 6V ColOnibAt1a ilk Development in- Ian* ,
Uale, 102% I
reAdera ,whieh.straii_lawa one coast
to the .other 'anci its far no. rth•as the,
Pegee River.
Balancing Ettelgets •
The il'!st of the year NtStially brio. gs.
a censider.ati,io.ef rier financial affairs'
and treat 'Of',iis firmly receive
'',avq,.inore,' but wheth-
er Or net ' op to our resolti'
tione r0riaifl1, t be seen. One of the
"chief ilos With inett,of us is that
we spread .Oul; moneY in .too Inany
directiens and ,de not;'coricentrate.
• ',It might be. Senna idea: just to
'stop, to .c6nsider , whet are:our Ode,/
• ambitions, and, set about attainipg
thent. Fortunately ..people ,have
df-
fereet Oideas.about what:, they want.
Some peoplechief monition is . to
have big car; others Ik'ent a nice
home, or it I may be a specialiir fine
radio, others' want amusement
or
traeel, some desire beautiful'. clothes.
.Whatever• our, ambition' moy be, cen-
CeritrAte'en It, and do :not try to get
eVeoything at on0e. ,
• . If Your ambition leet ,flne„ :collo. all
right concentrate on it, and When„you •
get.' it,itliiak that3ou ,have, realized.'
;your .A.Mbitien- and be .sattsfled.' Re-
member always that you haveoor are
Working to :haVe,. the spline Yoxi, want
Most and do not be-disConiented be-
cause the Jones's. radio is'he.ttor than*
yours. They .may be an'al.to.set.Mars
--but, what of it!...Likely they listen
most of the' time •to' the aafe tWo
.stations .yo41 do ,wit:h .your 61-.1 set,.
'anyhow... Try to coneentrete on the
thing you want most .and he. oatioded
in realizing:" it and .not discontented
because there Are other things you
May 'Want: oricentration: accotnplish
'es a great deal. Look at what concen-
tration 'does foe the child at Christ -
:nes time' who only Wants One thing.
Chance: otre gets itnSanta'C'..atts
May not bring: you your heart's de-
sire, but you are. apt to get it if you
do not want the Earth. MAny, of our
anibitions, are !attained' without • us
. ,
actually
c• '
The season of ceugh's, and, cods
his 'arrived. When one: has a 'cola
and esoghs.. frequontly, • t is • very
-distresang and difficult to get relief.
Steam from a boiling kettle.,eill deo
mote to relieve a cough than
•cough ;Medicine,: Some. method:. of
• boiling a:kettle. in the some, room as
the Patient should be:deo:8W. If yon
have 'eleAricit, the easiest way is to
oldee the 'boiling , kettle on .a flat
toaster or griil. 'Coughs always, sem
worse at' night, and in 'extreme' •tatods
it mey. be neLeFSaiy'tolet the ,kettle:
tboil gently all itigef.: Stearn wyll re-
lieve, the coughing atul peeve ht" Marto
walker hours. .U6d. if at intervals
during the day if necessary. •
Hanging Out The ' Clothes
- One of the moat dfstigrheable tasks
of whiter, is hanging out the clothes
in frosty' Winter. Have you over Wed
fllltng uP' the elothes-horse ,with wet
clothefaod then putting. it • out ; ori
the back veranda. . Some days the
clothes, will dry 'sufficiently for danoi-
ening, others they Will require furth-
er dryihg in the hotei.e. In any ease
they will hewn, and 'consequently
breath. and will lose the close objec-
tionable. Emelt of clothes that haYe'
been dried in the house. This Methed
saves the temper and the clothes,
from. the had effecti of freezing.
PotatoOmelet•
1 cep mashed petatoek, 4 eggs;
. '
tablespoons'. milk, salt and pe'p'Zpor to
log :of' the. whole Situation And : to., deo •
. •eide.. on • a plan. • • N . t2-:-
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ant fin tififikt What She
410111i it less itriptittant than
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w'1n* th telePhOS, "
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67 C013 Etlt SI.. Tilaf)V1'0,2
• • • • , °act/ober. 1:19.„
DeMr n.eEwdsioto,oreir gpe6,E';) 8 ;01;1 goodf-
fieorted people v.liJ CIS Very p.eased
to learn tnat 'the .new coy Amy brntih
of the tiospital .for sie% 101.ffil1rert,
established last 3 eac aOw mires away
•'from the main hospital in rorouto. 18
producing results even greater 01111
most ' ardent supperte7s anticipated
When the ambitiOus. project WW1 moot-
ed. Go Please publit•h, thts lettel RS a
•plece of gcod newt, tot all .itiendo of ,
the poor tittle "eieg Kids' ' " • • ; "-
.ThCusanels nt nrrall si,..qerers troi'n
, all 1'art 1 Ontar!,) come .to the 1304-
. pital in the (mime of a year nrrt wihi •
tile facilities nvai'lltle iri th,wonder;
.ful institution no imrocone nroottnt of
• huniane service is performed for nil -
trig and helplens 'little folktwiny ct
the Cures arc?rtipn.heo borderingon
the miraculous everyone is privileged
to deist in this t.r.ssion of Mete!, f:Tow
• is.the time to do solo' respon.e to.,the
anntial appeal for fiinds. whien nein, •
behalf. of Children, te appropriately
. .
•
made as Christrnae Craws near
Generosity of friends throughout tihe
PrOVince has made possible the mar-
eellons exponsion which has now earn-
ed for °retort° the.c'reclit.of nv1ngthe.
7:finest 'hospitai tn the world for little
ones. *here every known child ailment •
• • la °treated. and ,there is no dictinction
In regard to race or creed
Pot the informition 01 your'.renders
It might be stiited.'as mntrer grent
public interest,' that it the year 1010
the Hospital for stoic entieren re,-orti._
Id 70.183 patient days tti 1023 the
otal Was • 02,401 and ,in 1923 'it "..wal
2,901 Rut In 1929. the tinniness yens
. ending September 30th, the teltal hnd
' lnercased to 'the impreasive nne 01
121,417 It will lie noted that the num- ,
ber of patient daYs in period' of
• twelto months fetylOwirer the einening
Of toe countrii hrinch itier.,,isrxi 50 rier
eent, • • '
This reinarfrnble cirowth rintornIty
carries with It tmrrennoncitroxlv large
additional,experise and OS OPT(' iq
lets everday mi qie,eost ot mninteri-
ance o nractirntly evert, little patt.or
• the deficit tole Vilten care of bv
hearted friends et the crijiittfq111FT, tors
Into rip ericirmOtin total Please ask
Yeur readern tO tend a broil in lilting
thls big load.
' ,Whe isthere cotit!ed to n sY.stre
Of the ch,troas ho;inty thgo the istee
br,e,e;.^...,,,t(it-ns
t.lherce.t_nsb
ar,emanovi
none strcrsger tl,sh tline. of the lRrrr
ntineher of of*y^,-ici, etildren who rah
be relitoreci ood r,aift ti -int will help
towards flints' erd.. tile, too orarts
ot oorotroo woo If I
it(itnnortan.t.to note that tbe Hes-
'
Intel for 5,!-,1 eneot nt
'tho tiotoix it taw tet,enro ,Pe,tern.•
titm 'for tlovirii,iity' ..0:+r'yfee., fi' 101,
feastin thit netmIttAil from
altseettoris tit the prOvince Stant. of
the helpless little role* -mire from the
ties of tertrittret. ellfthnIlite Are brmight •
covered and eftceitte ths heat trefittnent
that tn.liCal and nirrkient neteheit,
itriotes 'rhe li•Onnttni for 6101r
tithieli hat been 11 oneratihn for .fiftVa
(tier se'rs is n CIM-oend for tforf tO
*horn It roiniq&A and 0 big tis.Set tor
the thole eam0en111.
, rittilifeITy,_yeeta,
• cf#04vpin Appeo tuo Irrile itaa pbeirind .00 sue • . -6441 ' boti mole- rviitsprInbtnYin';'0
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.8, B. 'NO. 7, KIN:LOSS
Sr. Voo.ftrecilde Theeison
ie Campbell',74. ,•
III,Lloyd MacNeil: 86.! Mary
1VIa.c6ortriell .Ellen 13.0rOS',
Greco McLeod:62; -Lawrence MacLeod
jr, .Caropbell 19;
othy c1ThuaU• f Calvin lrwin 70
Lorna.,Sills;
Sr 11.1)41nalci ThontSOC 54
•Ik---.Millicent Carter 82: Mary
. . • .
Cart4f76 Joonly Butee.,74,:,Jobame:
Carter C Wlnnhe
fiord adoeNell, bb;.• • ,..„
•Sr. 1-1uth England 86. Freda 146., •
Douvoll• 8.0! :mqvgaeet Therosen, 72:
Gearge.:Carter 72•
. Sr. .Carter:' Pay Mae -
Nall! Rana
• Jr. Pr..---Eil,een Carter. : "••
No. oil • ROB 26. • .Ave. Att. 24.
• Teariher:7'-C.', M. .tipmilten.
S. S. NO: 120; A.SRFIR14:1
1.-V,--,RaSSA44,94111
79 Hogan
•jr. Pr--Pase 540—Hilda Lane 443*
James Drennan 356: Dick Reed. 275.
Sr. 4ao—Ina CaMpheli
426: Veyit! Little 514: Anna May Far-
;rish 4Q7: Grace Courtney 96*.
480--,Jamee Nelson
567:. Alex Parrish 447: JOseph court.
Rhea Miller: drace Cainpbell: Alvin
Pr ---Jean Reed: Abbie Farri8h:
•
ti,eyIiLe0p6a:ssElir4d8i0e_7. Reedd
480—Jean
Eileen ;Campbell 572:- Willie 1VIcInnes
159*: Hoseard Reed 140**.
•Drennae.
* •Aheenee from :Exams:
,
Teacher:—V. -if: Pollock.
• -
---p o
• take.
• Beat the eggs sepin'ately. Add the
Milk to the egg yolk, then stir the
Mixture -in to petato gradnelly.
Add saltfand pelmet- to taste. Fold in
the lAaten whites. Cook over -moder-
ate heat, in ;a geperoMity bettered
fryieg pen. Cover and clok until riie--
ely browned. Fold in half and ,turti
•Oilt tiff het pliftet, This aish fe a good
one' when e"ggs are scarce and 15, ser-
• ved with 'Chili Sem* .
Stiffed! Hem
,
ere and There'll
. 447, •• . •
Born on Caliadien Pacific Rail-
• way flyer "1"be " re 3 r
• Ranalta, British Columbia.
a .chilti has hebn istem d
Chriatina Patricia 1-1;ti
names being arranged' to arakel,iye,
• initials '"C.P ft.," to • honor or her
• bitth'on:.,the 'rat I ;Little NI Ise.
C.V.R.
is the daughteer Mr. ail
;Mrs. .1. Peterson,,uf /sof th Vancou-'
ver, B.C.
•"The 'biggest and Mnit .brililant •
season' of winter spans in the his-
tory, ot• Quebec City," tie
scriptign of. the; fortheoniing
.o • res-
tivities at the Ancient apitial re-
• ceived at ,general tourist
• hoad-
quarters of the (Canadian Pailfie
recently. The seasoit ,which is now
,open will include
the ytti d,e Mit, .1 trivary 20; the.
. Ice Pageant, °February 12-13; tle
• International • ;Dog Sled Derb) nt
.120 miles, Febrintry,10-22;' anti the.
Masquerade Ball at the .Cha.reau
Trontenac,, February •21.
W. Beatty; chairrnan and Pri-
sident of , the Canadian ' Pacific•
Railway, recently ;pre..aited • 1hi2.
Dominion -.Open 'Revolver Cha ra-
•'pionship trophy and medals to '
R. police' 'tea m .No. 1 of 'tint a rio,
.whihh defeated
tit • Lethbridge
team Of the 1'1111 Calid'
ed Police ,in
of 1412 out
11/lembei'Sof
•Constables_
Tingman 'and
veatigator 0'JJ
e. (trials with a.score
of, a possible .150e; .
he winning teeth are
1,entlergaiit.. Oyvey„,
MacDonald wad la.
„ •
• Canadian Paeiric liner Em,pr,sarf.
of Japan,. laigest and finest Sil!p
on the •Paeitic Coast, was launched
• from the .ya'ttls at Glasgow Decent-
. hpr 17 and.wili be in serViee.floon
Vancouver early in the N,evr
Well On the way to launehing
the 40,090 -ton Tient, 'the hatipress
of Britain., destined porevole eon-
ize A tlan tie, travelCan-
ada, to oFeuarpe: wi nd
time, of five days , from einitifie
continent.
. •
• Ski."ng over two *hundred m
of snoW-blanketed wilds ' and se
ing five passes.- of which th
• have • an altitude. of over 8,e00 t
six intrepid skiers of the ..las
,Park Ski • ' will in. Janti
• make the trip from Jasper Park'Paet
• Beef to wend the annual win
sports carnival 'that opens in 1.•
teary.
•
•
New ilrunsvvIcles field crops fer
1929 helve an estitnated value of ,. •
$25,7221J00. as tempered with $18,- '
, 2700,6 Tor 1928 ahe $18 113 r,r111 rer •
1927, aecordiag to repqrts trem
'• Dominion Bureau of Sti,ristics itt..t •
"tined.
, Ov.er, $1.8e0,00fr
elltlY SS final paymems 16
• hers of tbe rOarse Orate (yr
Manitoba -and Saskatchewan ol: the
192$ .coops of oats. be rfey, • flag irtif
rye. Phis brings )•eitill, paymonts
• to provincial pools the Centre!,
t Selling Agency to 611,4r per !oleo. '
on W. °O‘691ile :per Ilitgbei
barley; $2.20% per tfusbei on.riaz
and.981ke per buthel '
• . Manitoba's suceets et tho Polo! '
WiAter Pair, torotife, twee'"I' v. 15
degtribed by Prerhier 131101; .11
otbe Trioet• remarkable elrer neblev• ,
ed by the province " Both "'fro
'0
.el sule.h4e00. poi.% ftioar 44%4) 0