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T VE LLTKNO. W SENTINEL,' THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 19.30:
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. Fairy Rhymes Come' True
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"Hey diddle, • diddle!
The cat .and the fiddle,
The cow jumped over the moon .,"
In our childhood days we accepted the above as
gospel',' the world being then new. and . wonderful
where .anything might happen.. But itreinainedfor
the year 1930 to make it partly true with the aitrrpplane.
flight of Strathmore Hanna. Fairchild, .prize Holstein
calf of the .C.P.R.xri
E pe mental Farm at Strathmgre;
to Calgary` and back„, Little Hanna 'whose mother's
half sister is the famous Strathmore•. Sylvia with a
record .of 29,371 pounds of r. ilk inone. year, was
Clad' /or :herjourney in a pneumonia ' jacket.. •:Her
feet were secured and a, strong sack placed around
her 'up to the neck. She lay ,quiet in the .plane and
Deemed to• like her trip. Lay -out shows Salina who'
was named after John' H. Hanna; 'secretary of the
Calgary Board of Trade, greeted by• a: 'number of
leading Calgarians and visitors en her arrival. Inset
shows her .peering. out' of her pneumonia jacket
aboardthe . plane.
FALL FAIR 'DATES COW 1) t G'EROL LYM'-IRED,
Ailsa' Cis}g Sept, 18-1(J _4 'valuable milk row belonging f
►t t►ood Sept.. 1920 Mr. • Jos: Vogan of the 2nd. concessioi,
Bayfield ...., Sept 24-2:i' .of Car ick ' uther oenerto •a• o f
r p lot
Blyth .•, .... Sept..25-26 trouble last' week. says, the Mildnma•
Brussels Oct.. 2-3 'Gazette; Failing' to• :a.con,•p'a. Y n th.
eo.._32�L ° : •_
S- other membes-of the-rherd home= leas:
Dungannon,Oct. a
Oct. '7,-8 Tuesda event ieg�„search was made.
• Embro ,: Oct.. 2' for the missing bovine. and she was
Exeter Septa 16-17 located. the fol owing•; day .'iedged 'be•
Fordvlrich'. Oct. 3-4-tween two ' small cedar • trees ' in a
Goderich .. ... , Sept. 17-18 beaver meado'v where 'the fogting i.:
Harrriston . Sept 25=2R very treacherous. The cow had sunt.
Kincardine
Kirkton
Listowel' ,Sept. 16-17
London (Western Fair) .. Sept. g-13
' Lncknow Sept. 25-26
Mildmay...
.''Sept; 23-24
Milverton . . Sept. 25-26
Mitchell ., Sept: 23-24
Palmerston . Sept. 23-24
Parkhill ” Oct. 2-3
Ripley ; Sept • 23-24
Seaforth , • Sept. 18-19
Stratford Sept. 15-17
St. Marys Oct. 7-8'
Tavistock Sept 26-27
Teeswater Sept. 3O.Oct. 1
Wingham Oct. 74
Zurich " Sept. 22-23
Sept.' 1748 into •the mire to`its "wets_line." ,yin.`.'
Sept. 17-18 tot.effect its .release preaer:ted a dif-
ficult ,problem.It •was unsafe' to get.
a team of horses nearer than about
'300 feet, so a long ro, e.'^:i:`trun thra':,
pulleys,secured',to adjacent trees..'ah.d
fastened around the cow's 'body. Aft.ei•
a . tremendous pull tie animal .ii•as
• raised' from her perilous }gin-dtion, ,and
placed on a • stonebcat and .drawn to
•
safety. The animal way so exhauste•' '
that it could ,not stand on. its feet •
until the next: day,, Fut it a'n: ears nae,.
. to have almost ftilly.'reeoverea. •
Bull fighters have to be, capable • o'.
swift •decision, says a writer,' He -who
hesitates is lost.
ere 'ancl There
459S) •
A spectacuular 'high line trail
ride 'about 7',t'OO feet ' above :ea
level Yroni Bain f ao hake I , uise,•
has just" teei ra�peeTec' 'stile round' "
feasible by F, •Murray Gibbon -and,.
Jim Brewsteer, •lt•is'i'; mile,• west
Of Banff over timber line
• looking down on the little known • •
glacier -fed Taylor Lake and . fol-
lowing the'. '7,000 -feet contour to
the Consolation Lake' trail; tending
to Moraine' . Lake., It eomniurids
magnificent views • of the Iacial• •.
country north of the' Canadian
'Pee is Railway. west as far •ts•the
akes'and south to y1t. Assi- •
n:!!o'ne. 'It' Tis. Qd • miles ..long'and `
will probably. be. Used fur the, an
wast official camping trip of the
•Trail Riders : of the„'•Canadian''
Rockies' next .year.,
"I do not believe that the talk
ing films• will ever take the place
Of , the legitimate stage.' ?c aide
still appear to. be building o:din-
ary .theatres,". said Lady'a a.na
Manners, famous English society'.'
beauty and equally .famous asthe
heroine .of ':The Miracle" 'daring
its New. York and Boston pr,,.uc-•
'tions,°' who arrived at the 11'inJsor
• street , station, Nuo:rtreal, recently,
on her first visit to Canada.
Breaking •New Trails in the Rockies
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Every' .year the Orcler of the Trail Riders of the
Canadian Rockies gathers 'together its .devotees
Wile set out into the anknown; or the almost un-
known, on motmtain ponies from the starting ,point
it the Banff • Springs Hotel or Chateau ' Lake Louise.
For those new to the gatee there -is .'n trail ride of
a few days, covering, however, little travel'led paths;
while for the expert there is a ride of three Reeks
penetrating to the heart of.,.the Rockies, •and both
re
pial in a Grand pow-•rvoiv or cntlipfre meeting where
e
bongs; are sung and the feeling of general jollity
is perpetuated. These Trail tides are held in August
When the weather is at its best, and lovers of ,the out-
doors gain 'an .experience which, even if they never
repeat it,, will. furnish than arn'
. With memories •d
*Italia' 'for a life time. Every year tie* trails are
broken, the eV lxot yes Want over Gibb'oit Pass,
!Weed after the founder the Oyler. he The ► de
P6)1400 *km 0P eotjflt
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and from !::.rope, an'd' some 1,300, of theta. •a •e taw'
enrolled int :e Ordet,
Lay -out .howl riders 'passing through Gibbon
Pass, taking a rest ;at Shadow Lake with Monet Vail
in the,background, oUnd, and lording an 401.athe Lt 1cq
lot• Hajigit1g (,'arierg,• •
poxrit L T FOR PEEP �1•]C:,L
• t t n.k. n :rd f i;t, nt. Page 11
troul,j. ..,tact• the: tttl.1••:..y • of
-the well. There• iti nut`'1ltu .ul.•kteal
doubt. in our. tiliud' ' but .w nut the
Layne System ut tilt g'i+av,el''t-e11 ut
let and' shutter screen is superior to
that uti'ured by all of 'tie other ten-
derer., and at1otds :a greater: degree
of se: urtty so, car as the continuity
of tate yucttntity t,f water is concern-'
ed. 1,lie p,u.ntp etiuiputent Submitted
with this..tenuer is 'of the very best
and i5, of st .h a• nature lin• to • reduce
to a tnininluni all possibility of break-
dow'ns ucetitt•ing, 'the •equil,ntt•nt, sub-
tuittt".1 •with• this :tender is si.rtilar to
that*.used sty mane nrunicil:Jitigs
Over a long period Wf -yc ars so that
it ha been th.'ruughiy uitd oat
its t licie•ncy te'sred. • '
lte,artiiu thi anerr:siive' -tender
••Submatoc•I by .the• Layne.
this iy Of• n ,unci tyke l,ut 1, ep4ng in
.mind the fart that only a yi'igIe well
dnd -tn 1e purail i,l„ i•clmpnient is
itelii lia>t:illed a t do -not feel that
we. Cali adv,,se you to.•slete1t 'auy 01'
the' tt.t•native tender:4 submitted for
this i( saun 1llc, tiu not •nicer flit
goad ions l,tni d a u rt3 the 'spe.ei£t
eatio,::Intl. oto pun.tps the1i elreaa:are
not .cf a type' that would insure con•
tinnily of run over a lint; net iod. •
To a certii-ex'tent the teittkr sub-
• nai'tttd by the Jrin1it-it6 errs. $z?'les
Cgru,Jat y .must Le I( nl :.l upon ns 013
alter nal lee Offer.. 11 lirlt' they state
they, will 'meet ai'1 r 1•goo.eniemis i di-
ed f er' in our. spe. rtications they lay
„down tooncirtions , t f their ovi ' , and
fort! eltuor 'the cnnrension§ of the
.well.,,rt: such es to leac'e doubt 'in Our.
Mind, ts•'to the ultimate'continuity
of the. &alis ity • of the we11 Fiat in
starlit; tetade r the inner
easir is ,'16 inc•l s in ,diameller and
n' .tlte 1,ast o1 the J. rtdan'.R'obarts
Sale c oil,pany 'tender•it is 12 'inches
Th.‘ ' 4 s:yne' ('o u p t'n•v • undertakes. •to
otarl ete' the work, in.'twelv'e 'weeks
tin7t' in''date' 'df etder:,to coninience,
sante..
Tai:'ng into con-ider'ttion the fact
'that c,1}li- • rine well is' being drilled
and one put.ilrrn Unit' provided...- we
are of the opinion that no risk what-
ever .•slinuid be tun in the, type' 'of,
e lu'i •nicnt ordered. Under flow con
tlitaors t1e reCot,i rend the a(`('eptanee
of the Layne f.traa dian Water. Supply
("o.tnp nv s tender' for the sunt o!'
•1.,re(nlet:t t e.ing',drawn ftp;'Iboni. fur.
he•1' :end detai''ed plans sub;witted
and aooroved 'h y nut'sai es,
S.gr.'c.d1 Gore _\' sn•ith tC Storie„
'William' Storie
:1 • LITTLE WAR STORY:.
Kion A Watch €aine'•Gack After 16
'Years.
Th -1., Stratford Beacon -Herald of
a 1.1 ?Sth,.:had a`' touchrii.g war.
•tttiry •r•hi -h • has` some. local '' nnec-
tinn and interest, It illustrates the'
faithfolne=s, of `ore of the . s ildier
boys who:served, .in. France to. • the
trust of aa' so/tier comrade. We may
= ,y here that the sntil:er referred to.
who Went.into the front trenches on
.certain . n ght and did not, return,
vas a brother of i‘Irs. Roy Hudson:-
Mr.
udsonMr. Iludson being. very well known
here.
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The stnry is that Emmanuel •Pequ-
eg•rat,. knm;n'1} - his photos as -•Man-
nie." 'a lit, heiie r lad enlisted:' With
the 117th hatt;•linn soon after 'the
ontbr :','l: of the war in 191.1: He was
later transferred tn.'the "-ith •and
vent. • oversew wit) that battalion.
IIs 'Wrote lan•'•e regularly from France
"and it t'•t,u',l lopenr th'it on ore oc-
ensimr mentioned that hi :hr.d 1.o4t his
wrist watt+". wJ•erennnn'his father
a jev•e11rr of hitth}'r cr. •sant hini •
Booth's • ,t'itit the atrst•i•II.tion: "Eron)
fathe.• to. \Iannit."
One time beitkrt, sni: r iia,; ..the
frontline •tien•cfie ••1T:inr.ie” ler• ded
this•':•+ttt•la to hi< comrade wla, was
re'mainira in c:trip, with t'te,-r'1 est
that it be''st'nt in his fatl•er in , aase
he cii,l not rcturr, it •• n cat ful
night and '"Matt;ie" frl;.-iti�tau.tly .
k'lled as were so.'many others.
Thmt vn ,all [f ,r ir; Tents. as -.he
commie did n t.hnew the family ad-
dress' of tris fat:cit cn:•ir ide --knew
nothirg but that '"ala nrlc'sfather
is ns r •ewtillt r sn••iewh,'rc n C:ifl 3a.
Tester 1: y'.' the 'R'acon-Iltr:`Ild says
a letter i a'no to Kitchener. ad,lrc' -ed
13 the "Pc..lre1.7,•t,'.('l'-k Cet-oar v."
Mr. 1'ctlnegnat w; . in Stratford til en
letter arrived and wit' told of
it• cc'rrtontt•h'; a friend, who hnppcn-
ed to nreet hi:'i4' ere. 'The' let to r had
c,me
''front••R: C. Spi;n.11ove:' of Ed"
moot on, -S lhcr-t;a, and related that ,"'or
hi'years' the vi-itcr:',vho iS mane oth-
er -than the soldier who eras entrusted
with. the watch. nn the •battle ii,i(1,
had sought for the fnmi'Iy ot:•the
lcn " M nnie.. m
"it was l l a'•t ' , •a° • a tis( w' 'cr. said. "t.n. tjntl the 'pare•-t:t ank re-
turn to, them the watch 11(' !.rata:e r':e
before <„,b t ?oto battle:. All I krt c
•was that his f:i.het. v:i. 'a-wrtt.'a-
,
^ia:kt r in the nrd ever since t' e
%vrir 1 have liven trying t„•lncate hi
"It wa=• a great surprise to its,"
said )Tr .'llndson, sister of the fail n'
soldier. 1' can irenaeii\ cr When fath.'t'
sett 'Nannie'' that ,watch,"
.Fi:eson. of (kerne Petategnat, e
listed ,in,, the' Carladian army and snkv
service in the wear. but " Itann'e" was
the onty .otte tri ntgke the Supreme
5:0; r1;gee. ft
.' .rl+ltlir lYl.
CdUNTY OFFEJ S .=. UQ!�ARSHII
1'0 STUDENT IN 1.tait .'t. 1 'JURE.
She IJu•r'wl a .,t.;t., i pont it lt.'s aut'
ed $:,0;uu :towards a :scholarship for
a- vaunt' boy • attending the Ontario
Agriculture ('ollege. This :uuount will
be' supplenwnted by .a similar sunt
the Massey Fund .at t}'ie College. That
is to say, the, lucky student will •re-
ce:re }.$109.00 during his first year
at the College. `This' antuunt should
represent a large ;!•,•art. 1 f the first
year's. ei,pcuses of a }auy a{t:t>,cliug•
that instit•ution.'
•
The condition, are briefly as fol:
tows:—, •
1.' A.ppliaants should lie farmer's
,;oils resitli'Ig• in Huron' ('ounty.
2. AhplrcY;ntsf "n use 'b. • eig;hteen• yrs,
)i :ige, on dr•'before S:ptember 10th,
11I30, 1. he. opening day of College.
3, Appiic•ara.ts tufty enter either the
too • year Assosi rte Course . or, the.
Degree con r•se ., • '
4. AlipJieants .should figure c n'tak-
in:;• u i farn,il:g' tis their v.le-ation' • at'
the conclusion of their col'1•ege , course
..>:. Only • .otic si •„', ai shill' `ts avail-
able for the. year 1a.,0 ,31.
The total, r111ut..tt . of the schol-
ership• is $10.00, lray.rl.le in two in
•st aaiuerits, Dne. at the •open:ug'' of• the
Fall " T•erm anis• tiro other:ttopen-
ing of , the :Winter Term.'
A.pplic ai ions ' along frith. charac-.
ter' and other , rev orn:rueaidttions should
,be "railed . to The' . Ou ar.o .Depart.
metrt of Agriculture. ('!inton.. • not
later than' Seoteniber 10th. .
s: If, a nu nbei of Zppil 'rations' are
received it May, be sieve ,ry .to.have'
have the, applil:•ant-t a pc.,r before a
Committee to d.ee:d'e the winner.
It' is not' necessary here• 'o...dwe11'
upon, the tolvant i.ge.s of as Course in
Agi•ic•alit re' at so,.h a ivdl known in
stitution Thci-e• should not be' r-
city of ,suitaiac •applictuits. Therefore,
it tv .}ioilct} t ::at to 1'y; t•nnternph-t
"Y'tr rit-M►f,T:-r 'i "CCA 1Li'.:: fall kill.
make ai elf O. tp''.tt'`.n a %vetth''v File
•sehnl arslun.
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of
The UnivWeitem Onersity tabrioelongs. to the people •
, • ,
It is' supported-by-Proxincial and
Municipal , grants, by Endowment
Fund income, and:by'tuition fees.
The enrolment' of •rtgulai :students In
..1929-30 wit .1260, not including
approximately four bandied students
in special' groups, who 'received •ifs- .
shOctton from the University Stall,
Registration. Days—SATOR'DAY, •
' .Septlember 201"`=2nd,. 3rd : and- 4th
dear
*indents from London.
DAY September 22nd, all freshmen.:
TUESbAY, September, 23rd -2nd, •.
3rd and•41h year ahitdentslrom cenbes •
other than'i.ondon. , WEDNESDAY,
September 24th, Lectures begin, s, . '.
For further. information 'write *0 THE
'REGISTRAR or apple► to- as
ESI
RIO
L'ONDQN'CANADA
P•o-ow_
THE .DIifI'SIfl'� NOT . F:4IIt ;
The Border. City''Star: had ,the fol
lop ing:.. "I rivyr'1•• ! hal;dine ' e:Heque
1'o0100 to client .who had' been' swat
ded $5(10) ,"There is ,the balance ,if -
ter deducting. /ay fee. What: are ,ycu••
thinking of ?' Aren't' you' satisfied:
Client: "I' was just Wondering who- '
got hit by the ea.t. You or, rue."
'"Have you read the. most 'wonder-
ful war' boi3k ever written?", esks.rt
critic;•Y es, nearly .ell. of then.,
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THE NEW McCOR)1UCK DEERING HOR'SE AND TRACTOR
POWER ,GRAIN BINDERS '
contain the best.. of the Famous Mc.CORMICK and. DEER-
ING BINDERS. 'The McCormick has -always Bien known as the
Sturdy Machine .•w:ith. Strength and Durability to withstandhard
use. while the DEERING.' had long been recognized ;as the Light-
est Draft Binder. They are fitted, with Bait and Roller Bearings
where required to make a light running 'Binder. The main frame
is made of fiat Steel Bars, rivet -fed together with the edges up• to
give the greatest strength. The Tractor Power Binders' are made
S and 10 font widths. •
W. G. ANDREW'S
f f —
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CLEANUP =
PAINT UP
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PAINTS AND. VARNISHES AND LACQUERS, -
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FULL, AtiSORTMENT.:O1' PAINT BRUSHES ON HAND..'
RAKES AND HOE•.
'COIL SPRING :WIRE
,GARDEN CULTIVATORS,
BLACK WIRE'
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