The Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-02-01, Page 5TIIVAPP414 FEBOVARY lop 1,984
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. Miss, GwejIoijn.Aq!ert Wins. Third
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Prize GhriatMai• _Story. Writing
P9mPetition. , , •
• .W0 ptihliah the fellOwitig story,
well ,written *4_ *Ifk8 0,WePc14:41Y.n
4,0IceTt.• '1141-16tero - Kf•Sr-
,ACkert of ..HOlyrOOd, 0,WendelYn is 4
, Jralier FOn'th 'student, at, tile: Ontario
$4141oot for Olo 113.roatfor4
And, elPey' won third- prize 'in a
.Cliristheas story ,writing, . Competition,
•'..sponantred by the •Prentford gxpogi;
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ter",',And,pieti„..001,.and::scp'ara.t.e.-
.40-40.4,..',O.P.14. that dist.0(4.C.•
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"THH CIIRISTMAS, JEWEL"
"There -beside a white cot knelt
a, 41101 ehild Of eight Years:, As. :he
- ,fiiiisheci. „his, prayers; %he,' turned,' ,,t,z•
r his mother, who was waiting to tuck,
her 'little Spimy ,into, bed, and Paidt
441ether, I wish I hed--aMOe bro-
ther whem...1 ceuld 'have. for a cora.
„. Panlon; we 'would have such .fun, to-.
gether. . •
. "Now Serink the 'sandman Will be
Moore and Mrs. C, Gillespie 'and
here i a .minute • .so tr and o to ,
d o an egiis, draw his ,c air': tri: :the gave t eir ec mon'fl
,
Will Send' •you a little nal," ,Mt•irray Murray quickly :embraced • him, tell- married ladies. 'Dancing ,was
(Richly responded to 'the''e• in g 'his Dad ,what Santa had brOught for; the ':remainder of the 'eyePing.
tions and it Was! not long 'until the hith,•and to the child's 'surprise he Mrs Hardy Simpstla and daltg'.-iter4,
biz brown ,eyes ,were . with •iaid, that another gift had ars soending a feW. days with Mr,
, specks of seta,' se few minutes sent; one -far better than all the; and •Mrs. Corm
, Sonny dropped .off • into a deep. sham- .rest "Oh; Daddy,. DaddY,- what' is
her. . „ it 4,...Tellt-ine -please do,..11addy " • '
KINLOUG
That,,evening, before retiring, M'ra. "How would it be 4.Toan--
MaeKetzie, related. to her husband. "Were my little sister?" .broke in
:Mr, and Jacrah EcIcenSWiller
' her son's 'request, .stratigely enOugh; M.urraY. "And' she ; Stay here
• Mr ' MacKenzie , had 'already thought for good" Then running up to 'Jean
Of the same stiggestion,.:.and imme- he nut •hi' -httle anis 'around her,
diatelY answered:. •"Yes • Mother; and said:: "Joanie, will you .harie me
Mortar' needs ,a Playmate to help for your big brother" • There was
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him' take7mare-tintei e tdo or- -ii6-41eed-for--rentY1.-as-,-tne--440K,,---mkityson
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a y e spent:*
Mr.' and s.
past week .at Jno:,' Itobb'S, 8th
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Ofl
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The 'stork called,on Mr. and Mrs'.
Wni .Brewer (nee • Gertie Ross): and
left a baby, bey. • '
• yeti set your zheart and soul "Miss , Kathleen"-, McKenzie, ' Lang
upon tieing a Piing you can do it" side, visited ,with friends, here last
-Guglielmo •Mareoni... week:.
.•{1'
Ve14.1e• the tree; hitt there • .,VIere.'
tnimern,4:4„ Other articlesf•suc'h 'OS
Of, All'"kinds, cO.Phing..Set,. •tool
kit, '4%1 hooks; Mocks, to Say• noth-
ing. Of the many gifts .already dones
Up„ with. pretty white, /Payer,
wit1Silver rA3,hon. • • •
Murray WaS Agr§,t, to . waken ..On
"
IDE
The' immediat* neighbera, "of: *r•
, ,
and; Mr', Conn . gathered .nt
;their hoate last, WOrieadaY •evenn*.
and enjoyed eat!I
tidaYing and dancing.
,
. -
Whitechurch Wonten's
4nte held a POtiteh. cdocett Egid4y
Phri§tmaa. inproiog, bj..s ,940: eVettirs.g • 14, the ferlitt ••4:4, eenteat
th°4ght • WAS to arOW444 jean, •'then AetvNe'll • t•hi0, 'Married 4P4,'
Mahe , dash' Own,. to the 10.io,o; 'The' Married' 14004 .Were tO
rem •aod. sea what good pia saote ,heVe• eillY Married actors! and :the
ClAua4 had left theit.,:liow exciting single ladiett;-' acterrs..
, it. was th find *Verything they had
'asked •for, 4nci pvgii more than, they
At 'Mrs., Bert , Mrs, Harold,
Sperling; readings Mr. Wightmen
Mrs,' ENoWbral;. mentkertfeni'*Ir"
Pim*, 011,041iie;': quart:0*p,, ,111e0,;,,.•
. The Married. liregrank"..eentikted
orugt, of, getoue., the f011OWing; 40104' Mrk
had COlhOiner,; "Pitt' me^ it. reminitc
"On . Join cried Murray • 'With ca
delig4t. "Collie and i,See: my. big train, tti4191:et :th9e7. her advertisedf:te114f:r; 't0 su
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and it:TO,p;g, by eleetrieity, too' ." •
. pap. who.was endng over her 47s. DlietOn•lieecreft• Charlte.Mart41.1, ''the• seh°°1 5v°ednew •-• • •
dors bassipst,.. ipoitipz," at, •the Charlie. 'Gillespie , Garnet ',Farrier; t reCalled that altneat, on MY ?ft
so Ileecr.Oft; Mrs. Ezra ,PhOtz, ,clay. at a Small boy at 'NO.:3 PO
•
could hardly apeak,
baby; d011;
overjoyed Was she at the sight of 'Mrs. J:.J.`"Tiffin, Mr7 'Charlie Martin • Miter reMind
So toys. Her eyes hennaed, and The single ladies"; Orchestra of the. big boys that was
'she felt as though this.. was a dream. .ie; 14910,s, Mr, _Pert, cnilitiorra. dueter fatherturn "
the Messrs.;'"Garnet Farrier;'' Scet,Fatpit'','"' bring 44r4e• :Nye
st°1<illgs, and examined , the oral- Pot; Misses' Catherine and ..-Agnes There was -pi:). bidding :Or tenderi
tents -„of •both Neither lost any; time Paterson;' 'Miss Agnes , and in the early di*s. Each parent fu
in trying, out their new; tests, Octrdon' 1,,eigati; Scotch dancer Miss iriheri a half -cord of w4od. for
At -last breakfast was ready; but Muriel "Patterson,, MIS' child the more Children the it
when Mrs. MacKenzie ' the. Grace ;Richardson and Archie Jame,
'children, they were too • excited . to son; Musical' nranber, Garnef'*nrrier,
evet think. Of eating. • • Judges were, W. Henderson:. M.
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me, an dlom
3r• John KihOtt, Pgulon
The •felle-Wing axtii1e, writteP, by
One: . and feyorably 'known in
this comnatitity,, • apReared in a re-
ient isSiteet the 904e0Olt
ind; CO,recileoPt We. publish it, as,
of
iured that it willintereet InanY
'Mir older readera;
'Twe, 'recent. ait,vertieernen4, in The
3ignal- from S.S. No; 3' and S,S., NO,
ent
re --
rat
04,
PO
bis
rn•
st,
Ore
wood. That was in the old log, taloa
Last sUrniner in Midland Ont Mrs •
MaGrattrar (Mary Ann Kerr), one
Celebrated their 50th wedding
piver.sary 'recently.
Little Betty McIver of Tiverton
visited last week ..withher grand.
parents, Mr. and ..,Mrsil• J. B.
,r,
eriort, and- tlireby ',he ,woold, become,
strong and healthy."
On the:morning or:the text day,
.11 ihort „letter was 'written to the
•, Shelter; „requesting that
9. little bey about nine, years Old be
Sent to the MacKenzie family to
,shehd, the Christmas vacation with
The'days that-JOIlowecr--found
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Mrs. MacKenzie spending the greatT
Joan's hriert"werctl,
now and alv,afs."' • ,
- ' Ackert; •
JuniOt Fourth, 0.S.B.";
• Brantford, 1' Ont7
, . , . .:
for the . tritivni- • Ptof . gutraY's '•• new •to.,:ypt: n .e
''.er' • art:. Of :heir • ime, -in preppratiOn....
, . • . .
'tent surprise-rind-Chtistmes lerox :for
,... • Ei, ; . W eat 1 p e
Chu'm whieh. Would...be .a. 'most plea.-
hilt., . :::.', • ' ' .
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Deeember. 22 , was the date set. :for ' ' Reviewing - Cnnadiah. business It is therefore imperative upon the'
''.th.e. MacketZiestn: Meet: their :rieV'v. Conditions of the . past year and at .managements Of- thoet railways
goesti •:anc! tOk :him int,o their.•..h-Phie: the. s'arne tinie looking forward'to .ihispendink Upon earnings' to meet ,
:the • prospects:. for 1934,. E. W. operatingrcests, interest and Other
to be One of: their own... This was, an, •:13eatty,. Chairinan' and - Pre.sident, • charges that all possible'mealiures, ..
-. cventfni day for. Oen' all; .especially, , . Of the C,anadiati Pacific Rail -way, : of economy, la -operation shall. cint,•
for :Murray,: who was not .aware Wby .,. thinks .. the ' country :is on the Way ;Undo. inforce. '. . But when this ta'.. •••••
.• baCk to prosperity, 'although the: accomplished' ,. the, ',:Probleni.: ,tot .• .
:al.'. the fuss• ',was,•.. being 'niad.e, but „ , way may,. he. long, and, at times: Canada . is far from, solved. .,, , • .,
felt' quite' j'enthused ' in ' running et: • difficult. In . a ,stetement! published' • • .,. Must .Rednce Tates.
rands'. and doing other edd Jobs for . • 'in the elriontreal.$tar".,he says:.. • .."'Alt.thak, IS true Of the rallways '
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lis in -Other -7-
• " OL:19.33_,1 Is true,,,in".Sortie.....teSpect„..of_mOst:„:" .
'-'. 7 ; -'-''' • ••; „,,.....:,:q77.-
„••',.;.:••:. ,thinit it IS per-. Other „public„.facilities;•' and:: such „ •
As :the large train. 'anima aehed,. the , hats With. 113- progress . as•„'has. „Vein,' niada, OVet
statienr4he••,Mackenzie!S• were Watch, :lief , that ' most :th.e'' past, }ear along the line of • .1",'' '
..,ing ' eXpectittly, regary.'evety pasa, Of •,us will, saY effeeting.. ecenoinies. • in! 'adinirris-$ ' .. •
--that's t h at, tration of public affairs, has been
.:enget,..closely es•they 'descende.d tO,,the. and , now for helpful; but has served mostly to, -
'tlatfo:riti. 'A 'disappointed .locik ' cr'rpt .• 1034: We Meet point the ay to latger, and more
,Oyer :their - fates,. While , they watched • this New Year 'frindireentai': re..arraagenients,
with'soinetliing -looking towards an easing of the; r•
invain Pmsiglitbf .their: up acqu ai n r: .... Of. a better un: gteat;load 0! national debt, and a' •,
ted .' guest... ' By this time- the . traih• detstandingof reduction 0! taxation the • extent.. • . •
began to inpve in the direction • of the, What this 4.04..,- of -which has come ,,ICV i10311MO. • '
3iarkis; It ineitent latet .the engine • Called d,epres.. oniino.ue, prepottiopik.',... •There . ie
, Om ' i s. , 'a 11 no 'teed for further. stressing the.
stopped. ,:witli• a 'jerk,: and the, inoice., .• • • about and What inescapahlemeceesity fpr Stiph,ap-, :
man was "seen ,descending, •tire st,rps E. WAinitti, tIc. • • - • • :
. , ,• . we ought todo. tion. : I do notbelieve that any. •, •
with a ,little girl of:. aboul eig i. . about it. ; , We see along the read thinking Canadian viewing hatiOn.
. y.ears. 'Suddenly.. an ,idea • ‘i a sh,eid.. thint • • leading"to Ra' end Mere clearly al • affairs' Without prejudice, will
t : . and :. farther than we did ' a.,/year 'deny that the', diain' upon Paiblid•••
-.Mrs." Kiic,ICe$Iiie'S.:„Plind!"::.,".(104-411d that " - ago.: „ "14hat fact has inspired con,: .and individual' wealth :consequent
'li)OSSiblY".: be, the . girf "sent, filiin , the ,..fitience..... and . courage and., has .iinaa the general' railWay. Situa-7,
• orphaage. to et;efici .christmas. with •.'. started ut--.-,ino:vins ' .towards ' t... tion continues , to over -shadow all , •
,' better'. tiines. that • broadened pros- other '' prObleins, , and - it is by liiiik ..
1.i§!"1"' asked the '' kitd lady ,of ;her ., . • -perity.. will Ming to all, • The toad, the moat impottant 'difficulty, that .."
husband, "But We - requested them. ' .' is .not all'. easy on; there are long* has to be surmounted
:before' tlio';
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to ',Send, a . boy'''. :replied „the.' 1:i ter. , .11118 and difficult spots. .but,. it. way to ProPperity lies. open before.. -.
disapnaittedly,.. "MI. any. rate, Pditili ' • .°"'s' no Clangel! or . P.r°.blein tect' '118.- ' ---; ' -
great • to e , surmounted by „the • • , The Remedy.' .
; 7 shell ,, spea1'. te.'. the •btakerhari, iiif, courage and energyof, the . Cana. In 'order to .clarify the situation
, •haediately,..". ; • : • " : ' : '•• • .,,died:peonle. We have before 'is early la the Year, I Outlined in IWO . .
: A. feW. Miriutea." later ' fotind ', the ';' 'ptoblerns that will tax the .ingenn, Iliadic addresses "What • I''believed '
. : . . . ., • ,
, • • ity and strength of (nit lea-dete' in to he the only possible ..,s6hitiOn
'MacKenzie, family. ,licryneWard. • hnunit. ".statescrafL finance and industry : for that problem., , • In effect, ' 1
se . jellY., and merry ' were'they ...over :..iiiid Make great demands•hpen the proposed that the 'people Of .Cair. , •
•the 'feet' that theY had rescued•the ,. patience and :understanding of our ada as owners Of theratadlan Na.-
sweet little iflwho had been seen
'
. people, .but..if these problems are . tional Railway should .eriter , into
'
. ,g' '.
.• met" with 'Courage and dealt with a partnership 'artaiigerrient With
, •• withJ11..e...1fra,kemith. • that day oft the
.. ' in' actotdanae: With the •IaWs' :.Of the shareholders of the 'Canadian
..plafforni, 'Het. ,name. was , .16.an; :and :'. sound ecoteinics which are as re- .Pacific, and that the ,resuiting'or: ,.,
She, would ,ba..Murtay,s iibw. playmate ',. • lenfletsly. unchangeable as. the garifiation- ahem* he operated 'II' .'.
,,:..-6tri.:•was A ! datqink gydid •wlioro ' •• laws' 'Offhatiire,"' this 'country- Will, thePrivatelY owned kOncern; • thits, •
.: , einotge..froin the purging 'in far relieving railroad management in
: etteryboo„ loved: , 11.0i, .long, -golden. .. beget shene, to progress than it this , Conrail -frOnt ' .the. • too -well.
.curis hung. as '6, halO•about• her 'heed; ", .: has ever been befOre: and incliVi.' Proven evils Of political influences, •• •
.." dual prosperity for ,a1L'eiasses . of and • at the Same time fettering..
. .erowting ,.;liet :darlijbliie,.. eyes.,..„: arid
our, people w11 be Mere ., firmly frpin the Path .of thir greatlY, her,
peacheand •
,.. , . .. ektii. , . established. ' .3 believe. .that the rested political leaders the env
., a. ,..,er•skin, .. adorned
. ,With the daintiest 'reSebiid mentli Mid .elusive eetnet We were hopingto battaparnente that minstever ac.
•teeth like sluriy pearla, made ettety- forn•through meny•Weaty Months, company resPOtisifillity for ,ritil‘ „
, slipped' past rig all rinno,ticed SOMe Way .opetittien..., Ify. tyoposaii. at
' 'bOdy think she :Was 'a 'fairy:, Princess;
tate Usti, aild that We liavo•defin; that Aline Met With a volume of
: It Was .Christmas 14.1V,C, ' A '.hcotiful.
, '. itely passed throtigh the worst approval 'Mid inippert . such as, '
. large tree:, ..0.6,iidllt in ii. footost. .4i)naii.odi.nio",.". fty.ifff ..00,7,oe, ,it .,the. frankly, I had not anticipated,and '
whs wet,. r, found even in places viliere ,it,
. &haler: a oieliviiig,fOoyil.' Wae •least to 'be ekPected.that they
''. tilY". 'dederated., and .„,. the, stoeiciiiirt • . • . Rai road •Situarion.
, redelVed a iferibity consideration .,
hanging over the 'OPadoil4 00.1511ftt'.0 , . '''Tho nii§t..Y041' 'ilea: len' 'Tier' that, showed to*PWitletpread,'Wati
: .11:itikitig, evdtyttiip,e ill ,,r.emdioeo•,, fbr - ', „,ticulatly difficiiit fot Oat rail-, the „Conviction that this 'Iltdbleni
had'. tehe settled in SOMesittlefaeo .
,P;opii. Old Santa end hit ' reintleers.:„ ;-• , .:1:g'itIdle4filidOPtell;°t1'beat4.eieolilir•dliti.itOnlet; :I.:re'''. tory ; and . • liermailent.• inv.nter,
.There • was no .detibt, ' to ;:woiltit dos,- .: : going to be 1'001 bailer for thoSer
•Wilti operate. 'thett In:the Milne, ime•tentled•.te.chtinge. MY •COnYle, ."
MAIM*: that has .shiCti• bapRened.17'
'etid. the. wide chimney' and •digt'ti-
kliate•or neat filtitte: Alteration OEM 'that „irt these ' otoposaigti
, liag,'•
hot6,,.,h4g genetotts. gifts .ifi., the 'gad..
. lir etititida90'atatha Print. the,P6S1,-
„:, ,the Only 'Atitind:'ultiduito:soltiOn !
KenSiehaniei So
e. 36* ' 614 inni.1.• . CO'li *6'• used to ' claim4344 "
.t'Of lie,diffierritfi ' 1 Can think -6.f%,
, ull,,,.. ,. ..,,AtIiiiiiritf.. ,„...*.orid,40, ch4afti)rOdOoot,Of broto14‘ otibit.._shOrt Of,this. ' bat, limy ,
. gr --,,,s 1
0N--file..--Thite.7.:Orsis all - litei7firirlire'",-,,.1 -s-tulf.-s4"--al•-reltd:•"----PA4---
ciitiotiii6 406i iii:id difig. tO, t•o'elt.,, ' ...ih:erilkg iii its adverse cadet'. upon., ,tin-abe r:'• IrlItePP"aitintHin"-6611iotilt''
• ,one ttatapottatioft Industry. • Vh. •dtaiu that has' In it Ad, the pees,i,.
' in'teg',,, With fruit,, tintg find Ins -01:10 ,1 '"'„, der' itiOst favorable eiretiiiistandeS •Iiilities,' Of. national . diatistet, • I
eftnity,. , Whati a ItOst ' ot t6'Y'A. W°*'('' " • AlivOtillhg'44°v616Dtilbtit ; 6t. other ' haVe. reason to helleve;•altiO, that
' ePileOd , .4boilt !Od f6bt" ...ttti,'.1(.5)TlY lifick Of'altri en I tu rat •,'P todli ettot.fOr r't share ,This . .Ootiviotiott „„, with, si, ,
. , Ohatt, •It MAY' Hiatt:Ma* 'fake large Mid hitteltaing ititilber
' leeping.: .doll' 1.11 . itg •htlPi"i' :1.,,'..6r, • stsioe yeatt‘tiOritig the Velititie of •Citiketil..WhO ate glithig`tinitglit lie
• • • ' - iiii ii:c'e vioe°--bidage -..oitt•r. tu•P- ---eg;TiiiateAryitik-lioight-bitok. te. the the state 'Of• real.ebontritie'• peril In ,. •
• ;tr-rips ‘.4tii,'.itie. eliief:: .attrattlons . .111ili .flOrett .Of a to* :Ife4t4 atif ' ' '.... a,". . .. .i ...` ' ' ,
,
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ox tee. s
No. 3; who ,' got all her
training in ,that eId • log schoel,
showed me 'With pride a prize, bOolc;
Won at a' Public examinatiOn in the
old: school more than seventy years
ago. The final cOmpetitiOni Was -. be-
tWeen_her_ andLiGeotge .Finker. and
the girl *on. The donor was •IteeYe.'
WiUiam Young; hearty. -WI!-
liam. young, never niore naPpY than
„
on public exaintpation day artorig the
bOys and girls.. . • :
This prize business reminds me of
'the other ...schopl,, L. where I
fi
township:. examination,All c1asse'
were represented from, the 'different
schools' and. the prize; books We got:
Were inseribed: -"CorripetitiVe Exani
inations.. West , Huron Sehoolg,Fre
"sented tO bY the' .TOwnship'
Of '61liorne;J It Milier, Inspector"
The I • ent
net year 1876 I was lifts
as a visitor at 'a •sin•iilar exarnina-
tien.• at which -also-- :prises , were.
awarded. was :also. Present ;as, a
speitater at Sitith's , Hill .in , 1878,
When Inspedt-o-r--Miller-and" Principal:
111.• Strang' presided at a township
spelling inatela. Co.P-
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borne school
e,
borne ,
Letter from, Williani .Lane
An ;interesting and,. much • prized
letter just received from 'William
Lane Of , Detroit has called hp some
more old memories.. I got to 'knew
him first in the fall: of 1871, whea:i . Board: las arra g' a with h •
• • I 'foon.137:1. ospoew.mnal,lyt: aedanpateudreto and
nhe cpastro
„Ilier.„ in. experimental Shipment th try '
33 stein -Ores -inn '" AssoCiation to send;
isc,litf.I.I,HighiAcheao24,i1.4nd.,,.er..r, 11,...r4;..4" I. ' t§t_ii_rin.,,,,tinni,' _,T,„i:ek.attr_n.keiii:nt,,.... .of t,,..31:,
1):: -out-the----R"ritish,:.'marketLfer=the=hi h • -- --
,sehopls in . Wellington'. county Later,' "mnle, ..if, the soil. is Of a. verY bglit
iandy nature 1 the 'fertilizer ',•should. Oxford ' ConatY- type 'ehtainable. All .
eaidseo.rilatsjohnOi.ildrualrto 'p
latter being afterwards inspector of:
criad.e Holstein cows of the "finest
I taught at Belfast while Lane was .Of Pot.- animals are.. thore-ughbre,d,.. from ac••• 1
teaching in Ashfield township west 'entail"; good percentage
sli but on heavyt
:Tedited herds, •tuberculin` tested :and'. ••
of t -e.... The friendship oil those days I . clay. 1011rap , only
blood 'tested:. The, Shipment coailprisee . •
proved enduring1
'. .1&. is, ,best . knowna sinall. amount . of this element; itaY
r!ie -required by the plant , for early, a selection . from twenv. , Oxfordto'. Signal.' readers through being' for
are so: pleasantly remembered ;in the
'tell>
him, for he reads The , Signal '
many years: Clerk and then 'treasurer'. .::::::111.'aygnb.ese:r.1•::1.11:11reilh fiars: °Tri' r:atc.ieninutlryn
every week; that few Huron old, boys 0 i e t rel4tiVeik. high in, PhesPherie estpol:kndtio.li'pleonetlrietiroange arnedgordaere,gfrf;Iind
of :Miran; Comity, and .1 'want to '-t.glepraipiiw,de,l.wl with
oroinio roaii•er,. a fer_
Matiared and are well h.1.6e70.dos:.6.:tnod 1i7s,4•3inooadveputnpdsofifcowinsiikf. r. :int •
four to six yearso :pld; Mostly ' all.
heavy ,springerS: The animals are it .
?roe": production.: ' .., . .
home cOmitY at Williain Lane. Be . . • ' •,,
has not now his old-time facility with :,,_ '365' days. '• ,- ' ' •• ;
, "R..M. Holtby, .Fieldnaan of .the •
he'll forgive , ine; ill; aIll.:aSiheadretaa writel ittePrTe.shi''''t!'a()Inii'tbsa'r.'iSReef!su.,rMolent'eapr°1:ktfe7tni7g9iifegxrPe.arn•Bininiraeeri:tilt;.iiwce:alrn:IcpnatinWayinglitelilSet7ainhi•ta'ainetnhte.rtiptyfn-illys: ..
the 'pen, iibui heHolsteit-Friesiat . Association • and '
a reply -le a letter min • l'h ' '
of it with hig•.hest of. friends ' . n'‘ite.artietriSe.i'illiCpn%Ictqd by , the Dondi-. make ,known the. merits; Of • Ontario's
, "'irOof letter put 'me . in mind of ion otyoriithen.ii, ft:eshAjued .,. iamb- large . high .. : in,oupiriz , pure. .hrati
old times and old', friends • of bygone
sch 0 o 1 -h ens e With , the desks ranged,. brought
,t. f r. i.; to
! , so.onintaeii ty3 , 0 ofor 0 ini 7./34 stvici0e:ro- 1)!Ti„At:emwthsolitiocha;eritit:eyto-odn ii.r:inTne fian.;;;ixnapaaedpieitboasilinen. :df,:aotittrilreoycint he:I:bit:::
ardund the walls, ' having ' grOoVeS
days. In 'fact, I eft‘en think back to. Will be ',easily available . to .the
the ' British market to ' itovide . it ,
school -boys. days in ; the old "'log 4tnner'• throughout the rethil*Ier . 6f
the Winter ' '
cut on the right and left With jack, howao,..00d: placed for, flie•iii,iiii. 1,,,,ith hig4hpis,ro,,,,iiiisottiohtt& .r.fiec;srtd,vxperirn.,,litai ,,
knives so that every, one " had hiS" ''
own -Stall. The old school is grate and 2to6..:6.1A71t.6er: iinnaikilieng'v.iuinniutysnacif :T,gr°re°t"; shipment, and 'will likely he folloWed. '
Yet and I are • ola ,niet, ,I 'see. Yea' .,,....aitie, these., aniinais are now, going by shiPtiefitS • '4)1' Other distinctive'
are
eedt
well
ii**44 :ritottoinaunableYe,whilto;
1 alT•IW00atill; to ..th,e 'filling Plants, and will.. ;be dairy, types if this one ProVes, sue'
fi.
. . 444' placed :'ot the market gradually dint- cessfulr" ,
aerbss the room Without supPort.'
,but it Might" be worse. 1 think you
. ,
and I always •.'aee the ' silver 'lining..
My sight and hearing are both good,
which 1 .feel is 'a . great blessing; but
1 have . to use both. hands ,t6 write
;YOu this seribble.? ' " '. '
, Heinakes pleasant -reference to an,
attethoopand-evening... visit -he -hut
lett, year from ' Rpbert, S,tethert" of
Ottawa, another Ashfield mat, alao
an - Old friend of miss, Who after
mere' then fort$t• years', service . in
the Ottawa. Collegiate, tea retired
'from teslebing.. tlie • tWO, • at Lane
sayii,. tua a real 4 Old,:tima Chat and ,
Settled the'prire and ,cetts Of national.
And doineitie •.ina ...ht'rioas. other "ai-,
"PACE
t".
44
FOR
(Fnndeheti, by the °fltari°
IMA
arIment of AgrIculture)
, ., . ....... ,.,. :. .
ftediced' Freight Rate '. : ing, the next four Or five weeks.' 1: - ••
' An imliertant: •reduction in freight Peng fresh• killed and AniAlled .431.1'
'ates, on certain'. export cattle fromt .4rany,.. the quality and flavor,i this
:os4or points in Eastern Canada, to -Varirar of lamb 14, as., different from. -
1rattrea1, St, JOhlt- and lIalifttal, if,i ',"reZen, land? ite 4 Irillic-te,d, chicken
,innonnced, jn ii4V16e.s , the 'Ontario
Warketitg Board. • The reduction
ap-
ilies only to -cattle IA transit, that
s. cattle to: Which the railways had
?reviouslY carried to the " .feeder.
19inta." The rate' will beOut,in„half'
.
• Ind. will mean a saving to” the. farm-
er-'414PRtog,' for example, frein
noint inlr'Ontario to St John „ or
Halifax,„ • 9i.appOXirnateY.$30,
carload,. • • -
Cho'osing the BreediSig Male
Where ' .'pedigree • ,breeding • of
Oultry is follewed;, the first choice
'.:1a1e should, be one that has 'Passed
through a breeding season' Mid has
.shoWn by the production of his
daughters 'that he has the ability
to' pass •On'the . desired characters
for, the high,production of large sized
s.',T e second choice . should be
is from' the ordinaryvariety.
• Formeily, all Canadian lainh Nvaa .
inarlteted in the fall, with a limited •
portion held over 'Pr" the CiiisPna.14f.
trade, IlOwever, in orderi to spread '
the .season for fresh lamb and .to •
increase, the ' market for "'Ontario,
graini," the! Dominien G9v,ernnient„. ' • •
hringing these, Wegtern
larebs into '0,1AP-rib,
by the 'SlIceesp,",!of the •ez7,
erinient, this procedure', will .be
made a' reghlar practice in, future.
Time For Farmers to.. Take Stock
The important work of taking •
ing Operations during the gOrting
stock and making, a plan for farm-
crpp season .should not be delayed
any longer. .1".he farmer who des'.'
thiS . ' able to order his fer, '
eook:eier, Berate 7.cetTri:
breed type, from 11" 11:evYsimiailYairnigy. able to , cut out. 'unprofitable
cows' -ahd. hqns, andabet ,animtia,
large egg dam and a
iriiiedthe;rs:rhohodasuveee• shown
daughters, their
the \\oc onciltTef,14.3'rs
and show him' • where by better farm,
ine.methods more adequatefertilitd.
Where Pedigree breeding s not
don, .etc., he Can cut the 'cosi; of •
f011owed,, it :will pay purchase
i
inales such at, these. ,, • .
Agricultural Conventions .
.,,,Fehrpa•ry 14 Ontario Vegetiihie
0
.4;
Ship Purebred Dairy
, • „
• , • ' Cattle. ,to, Britain
"The Ontario -Goerilment. is '',‘Eis'4"-
sisting dairymen of the Province .to
3-tOwerS', Association, Toronto. ..!"' • Open the British Market , for Pure .
Feb: : 6 -7 -Canadian Swinel.Ikee4irs! bred dairy- dattle,"'HOn. ,Thornaa.,L...•
Toronto : ;Kennedy,. Minister, of Agriculture,, •
• " Feb:, .1?-1°Lighel°q- •ihnouneed
-kSSoelatuin,:Toi-Onto.- ' • ,
.7-Lcanadian 'Ayrshire 'Wed- ,iently placed on the :inaportation of .
, ,
and
'era, ASseciatien, Torcirito, frith' cattle into Great Britain• Feb.' 8:-•Caneelian Sheep Breedera'. the greater demand for milk result.
4sso.ciation,,, Toronto. • • ing Trom the : operations of the•
' and pritiih. milk'. Marketing, Scheme; the: i.
, Feb. 1,8-"4-telsteiti '. Friesian .,Azgfi- .very considerable", the kini'sr.er.:eOn-, 'i
---,-Feh: --8,-9,-:-Ciattirio-Faira,-,and---r-•
. Feb.' 15 -16 -Ontario Horticultural
.iation,..::_of „ Canada, TOretta. • . • ' tinned' "and; there is no reason Whir .
hibitione;, Torottp,
t:eaeb-Gr:8-0w0enrterioA•aeFooielakitiouC;roTporon,
. ,.'4.---..ourr:high-:Class--•dairY--co-Ws-cOuld4.17 - --.0---...'
Oossibilitiet of export from. Canada
to 7 et dairy . cattle to. ;England.: . seem
.kssociation Toronto. '
lVt'in'a; rlhb-r-E-pan9ere,on
Q'tiintt.e.,-Distriet ''' S!ed
Fa - -Britain during -,'-the: last.-; few ...months,. .
• march 2143.-OttaWa. Valle'y, seed' 'Ind have had: a • very ' favorable • re,:.
Fair, Perth, .Ont. , ' • ., . ; • , • ?ention. • and these shipments have
'
.. . ,. . . . . ,
" -----!777 0 , 'riven' ,British dairy, farmers some . •
Choesing a .Fertilizer ;Mixture ' 4 idea of the clisa• Of •. Cattle. Ontario is
meet the. demand' once all the..facts
are knorkn, Ir • ' • '" •
, Some dairy caws:, of trade „type
,
have been goingover te• %Great
While it le- cnstomary to 'select a' ready', to iupp1Y.4 The Government
Pertilizet' mixture' which has ,been thrOugqh the n-Onetn7i:i Mtarekeillinot*
we tasere both itudents at the•Goder • • •
taiFk, Stothers in his 'turn reported
to inc that liel,fOund,',Lane t1e iaine
ehatthine vgiiOnality that..*e lite*
tertatitil Matters' the letter refire to
hit; ' life in • the heine. Of hie :gain
,diailie,•and heL- cbneiodeet "T have
led of cnitipit,ty and 'lett of fuh.,'I
Pilate itYlOya" nnit
keen, my,'tronbki to .11Yo004". Good
,
.. YOUR HOME' Is YOUR -CASTLE' ,
!Adinit coastitsetive newt by reading . • •••
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Her mierestinit feaniere turaes-leklell the tinnily on Womeree.'Aiiiriti4,,, NOM.- '
:braking, Gerderria EdireisiOn nod Eltroics. page4 tne thi.Children• raid. Yonne
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• •pIersee eater lat ihbactitition, „to The Christina Scions! Monitor for a
tha $225
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