The Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-03-01, Page 6,
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Canada, The Zninire an
-CANADA• •
' Bellearek R�wardod.'
Searching the.. Scriptures: has its
ifeeritS, We :17,#.4 • of a'00.ShatChe-W40-
Zan who opened 'the familY. Bible. the
.„ . . .
otherevening and loOn(1. a `.4*Osdellar
jlfl that had been there for 20.• yoga,
. .
-•e-Regina Leader -POOL •
Drunken DrivIn
• 1,,Prii..V1.4te40 Maiteae, PnhilaPre-
Aeat'agaillet,lihet ha ceneldere to be
-01,144.sioq44te. OfatslitOeit of peoRka,
convicted of ':drotini a *ter , car "Odle
Ander the. infineilee
Ontcry:-.41,
.kallway's engine: driver who • 740. even
enspected•. of drinking •habits, . Much
,..,IPAS.,COnViated.".of being under ine.in,
liaeilbe., of drink When en the footplate,'
'Was eVer. again .41i0Wed to 40 :le an
•
engine."—Northern .Farmer. .• .
Lang
James Treece .o Indiana, who bas
•
Just celebrated his looth birthday* at-
. ltriimited:41e long life 02 smoking,, he
baying taken :to the Weed:when ha
was nine-Yeari'ef Oge:•:AnOther:,cen-
tenarlaw recently said that keeping
.-iAway5frem the weed was the caule,of
'hi3 longevity. andi,thue'the contradie
•sfl•
„„ . ,
.lnatter':Seera.s to be e. people
attain exceptlonal longevlty without
. much regard as to 1iithat, they may or
'may' not do.—Brantford : Expositor. .
, pune•Novels..-
-'Honor ,cemea if , one Waite ;long
,enough. • The "Deadwood Dick" '410e
•poVels. of a., long past day *we' bkel.n.
idieeNieredi to be authentic fecordS Of
:Americana, and for that reason. have
been given' .1plaCe • Of honor In the
"pengtessienal. library at. Washington,
'D.C. as "rite .boOks.",--Predericton'
w044 at Large
'deceitful as the human eating:, 1ea-
..*014,aaYa Mr Be!te", makes Men:_altiVes
to their own epPrehension. If it is
better to bo a boat i than a Man, in
order to escap6 the berden-of reason,
then it would bo better °never, to. he
born at alL. ?..1.4 than 9 -keep° even the
lIttle bur1ons that assall the beast.
Thhie04. of Intellectual nihilism, if it
were any more than. ',Conversational
chewing .gum, woutd ,he 'nauseans..—
Vanepaler pan: '
Outlaw the Reito ver.
When all Canada agree* to Classify
the revolver with n*pnine;... heroin,.
,e0e(lintir end, similar, things, as a na-
tional' preblem.to be treated as eedi,
,there will ,he a • far better chance .4:
bringing *bent RS virtual disappear
anCe; except 111 such circumstances as
it has a usetul purpose to -eery();
'Meantlme, alt wo can„do is back UP
the penceand the courts in •their un
.necessarily difficult task.—Montreal
. • aiffn or:Better
For thellithauceesilve month salee
of new auteintkilet at retail in Can -
:44a -ih Nolegiber Show a gain ,Oler
thecorresponding ninth in 1932. The
Better: Thiles:„...t--
The Messek-Harrts ,Company, isokit
-maniefettnrers, revealed :recent,
;that ;it., Opecteir enough work ,at
its Brantford plant. to Maintain. the
`Present schedule of ,eperetion,:.' with
sionaei-auttnkeatatIO4,.,;•cof :staff, - until
4bOnt !Mid:sun:Oen, .1. • •
PAPIOAR9•041k;•the)•Dominion
" *ter and Baiter Company issued', the
'lletattitt*it:''.t4a„t lts ".entlook. for , the
iirantferkPlint is for a' pretty steady
-TAA',thibuglinne the year 11334." '
ExeMitilet;',.of':several :Other. Brant;
• tordAndustriesLnrofeseed to -see intli
cations-thaf they would employ more
4 .
itelP• during 'this Year.. than for the:
last :two Years.—North'Hastingii fte
,
The Berries
".".Manitoba's new-found ' '
. Wee ' • " j • • - • moss -berry
..... ... a ..rea, ' discovery, ,finly "the' ,..jim
4iloi.g:,71iiiii . "Same va,,Seotia.:....comeis
,3ealcers,...',Then..En ' ' ' " '
beriy,,,,, nit,. m•a.•,iiito.thing ,as • our fox,.
_.,,, ..,,,, e . , . , ha nettle IS more
/°"'14c-'-mosnitoba, Trlbune.. • -
Haunt of 'Artists.
,
--,'One7ofilte-proud-Plateti iuihe Mari
tiniet-is-,qtear.Rively-Latf•-hlitOric Old
,viltage with Mani 'ancient ;landmarks.:
:lf.ist Week the .denion which destroys
'IMMO of our ,fondest traditions, razed
to the greund. a colonial Period Anglt,
pee 'Church buildilig which ' had ;long
Mace ::Passed Rs ,century 'mark—aa:
irreparable IOSs ,te. a conimunity made
[anions chiefly •by ‘the' artist's braih.
.41iiiiint and modern bite' . from Bear
River ani"V! shown in ,:mtink • a private
Collection 0! paintings throughout
ed.a.-4,-therbroOke Record. '
Banger of Sneed.
WhatherLettnet..iine..jailits.::fatile,ef
•the aholition_ef. speed lirnits, it. will
. hale to he admitted that the Minister
:
of -Highways pet his :'words together
• ht-suehHa,--*ay4hat4hey*de-senee:-
' tf .one Is hit, by an automobile Outlet
ling"20 Milesanhour, his chaneetof
surviving to thresh out 'the:Matter:In'
• Wirt undoubtedly Would .be better
• than'. those .Of, a fella* *helm* bOivp
etr over by a car doing 35 Or 40.nliles.
liA4hOne. !.And 'after.,
- ;Mire .to be concerued about that
People are ,peing:, by Meter'
Cate than ,that a percentage of drivers
:
are Chafing about .the'ineenventente:
if ' 'speed . reetrictieris,
' • Epeetater..,
•
„ .•..„B'on't
Hutted „ States , medical
Dr. Glendenning,. has Written an
' interesting: book on the. subject of the
'buinan body. 'The doctor claims. that
It is futile 'betiiiiie overAngent as
ailments Or length of life.
.146: hea,reached' the cerioliisiOn that
there. is not :Mach • that can he done.
by, tha individual to lengthen life and.
that 'the" age: span is virtually set at
'Tliit authority :dote not API*:
tend, to say that drunkards,: dope tuF,
diCtS or these" who deliberatelyInjure
their health thrOughneglect or de-
•. lialichery,will live as long a's'theSe
•
who fellow a seneible Program in re-
gard to tare of their phYsicat'sYtitere;
but he emphasizes a 'Sensible' freedom.
trent worry as to thin," that iied .tliet
other COneernieg, bodily '
Vireedstock,Sentinel-Review,
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• . :Mee, and Beast. ,
,,George Hoek fainthis anthropologist,
has startleMo,,M424. '
‘ifettigr*fifri„ aielroi: 0
•. Mae: ileitate are •lielieeftii and • Man.
are warlike': Beasts', . he SaYs4",tittieniere
friendly, faithful and. '
• • than metik ter Is any beast le Unjilath
treacherous »erfldiou$ and
•
"
two
' Police,,'plainclothesmen and private gliards crowded the pier in '
• , . , • ,
Ne -w York, at which the S. S„, Bremen docked. .‘ • The reason for the -
gathering of the protettore Wasthe'Unloading from, the Bremen of 224
boxes. Hach' of the boxes contained two yellow . bars of gold and'
. • . , .„ , . ,
,renresented, about $53,000. • '
the value increased 16:6 per cent. The
number of truckti and -hulk's sold show-
ed a gain, ef 4.8'per cent, while 'their
value increased 39.3 ,per. cent; The
combined result for alt automobile,
truck and bus miles was a gain' of 10.4
per cent in number, and 21.8 per cent.
in values—Brandon 'Sun. .
THE .-„EMPIRE.
„British Shim:en:I:
•
British ehIPPing Is something niefe
than 1,!*.vital Imperial interest," It
was 'held to be*in the :Striking; and
efetinent Sneed' Af the Hon: .Aletander
Shaw recently.' As in the late war,
se in; the, future, It may be the one
strong safeguard �f eur PeePle. against
'starvation. •, Yet 'British ' shliming
eirerywhern;deolinitii, under „the ,pres-
sure a a 'competition heavily Subsidiz-
ed by other pOW,eris; and even by our
own Dominloas. .'Befere. the war 43
per ,c,etit.."• of, the World's tannage .sall.
.ed:igiaoi. the British flag, today only
29. per .cent. doea sO, *netof the
'Ships thakarOatill,running are deiell
:With losses -that are .eating lin the
reserves ,Of the owners.--.44bndan
Tole -
• ' The Toe'COmnion'boldt. •
,AWave of ooldii is sweeping over the
country, and few are escaping rav-
ages: One reason for their persistence
Is nrehahlk. to be found in Mit:Abet
the cold Is lif'.11Self rather •dittagreet
able tban deadily, and people will not
:takethe trouble to extirpate,
don Daily Herald.
A.TerephoneOcinveissatien. .
Sir Edntund Vestley: has a :talk on
the -telephone with, Mr. William Aeg-
Sir Bdmund Is in. South Africa
and
at the -.end Of twelve minutes 'a 4*
500,000 meat Inigneia merger has been,
accomplished. It will Mean that mil-
lions 'Of telephone: call* in thiecoun-
try from heutiewlve..a, to, their butcherst
Will dealr'with Australian Meat orders
histeed'ef Argentine. Three thousand
Variety shops will be. soling more 'Rm.
Phi, meat. The Anatrgiant nrd.
bet-
ter buyers here .than • the ' Argentines.
So it pays to order from Anstralla.=;--
'Londe/Daily Express..° ''` • •
• i4),MA:'Neltan Aground.1
H.M.S. Nelson's • adlenfurea, iWen Id
haverhee#athelieeebleifthey had not
happened. That .the' flagship OU the
HeineFleetshould renagreund at .the
very ..entrance to ,Partelnenth Harbor
-whilesleaiiing" for .the bpringtraise is.
an event ,Prehably, without parapet .In
the ,hietory, of the. British Navy. The
result of the, Official 'inquiry Will., be
aWalteit with , intense iliterest,'„ for. the
entrance to •Portsmouth Herber ninst
be as..targliat. to the responsible -ell,
'eereettlia•Nelinazi as -tires:7r: road down
Whitto the Little' Ad00.1,10m,
self en;hiS.,Pillar in. Trafalgar Square.
—London Dalty ,Telegra.ph:'!,
An Elected 'Governer. ,
.erti4iiitit or Goverrior-Gerierei
chosen, by.a party :(either directly" or,
theceign." Wilmington to :Lefi.,.'.eaug, ;Or
,
for popular election) .could ' not p03-
sibly have the Mine .tteiinea .otts-
ta.pticat.'.at the same..digity of 'char.
atter or ;sthe seam inileffite as' the
Governor-oe Govereer-General.eitedlY.
chat* and appointed by, If tO .tfajettY;
Nellher teuht'lie hate: the ,tionsefena.
nerinjlhat'ineelt And pi-oPeo
tichibed. procured the anpoiptiderat for.
Would not be able to hide
frontiiiiniielt the' butoitatini
edge that he had 'beet, ;Paid 'fee, serv..-
ices not to the 'people but tO a party.
Lore ituntIngfield relleleS Sic WI-lifer/2
Irvine, who has: been -a digiatlea arid
Carle tientenant-O.oVernor, end one
w Incidentally, 'has publieik advo-
cated• the aPpointment offhe 'Creisnis,
nie.direetly we the, icitigH-The;Allt:
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gsso.
:education:among the: middle- ditties
, . ,
of thls country, theugnit. Is not
synonymous with Manual train,'
ing for which ..workshops ' complete,
With benches, "lathes and cobbler's.
Jailti area ewe'. qua: non>, The tasksof.
the Clerk and 'the stenographer are
'as.- neceseart and an • "Vaeattellatn as
'thoseof the -teeter mechanic 'and -the
.shoetnaker. • Nor should it be 4orget-
ten- that On .education: that sped:Wises-
, too early is 'apt AO „deprive,: the.. coun-
try ,adopting it .' -Of that general range
of knowledge necessary if , lidera are
net to, be. swept 'Off tneir, feetby eUr-
••ges of ..emotion •and ,appeals
to -preu-
dice. An: .educational syllabus that is.
entizelys, utilitarian,#efeets ite, ownobject.—Calcutta Statesnian.,
,
FIying in New Zealand.
• . •
. That aviation has come t stay 111
•
New Zealand is accepted tact,
It has not Yet' readied the point of
fulfilling. a 1 -Unction as a public utility.
Various, attemPts,.to.nrganize.iser,vicee
between' tedated places have been
made; but after.'„e'tlinea., these
p10-
neers car-
ry on owing t�
country ofiuch geographical forma-
tion as New Zealand there, is juatifica--
tion' for :theAetelOpMent of a relianle,
aerial lervice,the length',:of . the North
and South Island, chiefly on account
of the fact that other :Means 'Of *ins-.
Portation canna'hope to rI'a!-the
high average speed of an 10Ni/dine.
With the newt': of FliOht-LiOnteriant.
,Ilinea-non-stOp',Jfii$ittAidtween:4nek-
land And Invercargill,.• and.. the publish-
ed of the.first air transport
beinpany organized .on a national 'has -
le,: conies, the prospect that:next Year.
Will'. see the: definite inangaration .Of
TeitniViiiitanee Sereite.
Auckland,..-Weekik News.:
An, Auspicious Opening
, the first week of this Year, ending
January 4, opened auspiciously. Nine
hundred and sevsety-four cattle Were
shipped to Great Britain; 40,732 hogs'
were graded in Canada; 10,566 cattle,
3,005 caves, 14,116 hogs and 2,052
sheep :were sold at the public stock
yards; and 60,550 barrels and 42,324
lboxes of apple t were exported tin the
British market. The seasonal experts
of apples to :Tannery 4. are 1,629,639
barrelsandboie-S;r Present-
ing increases on last season o 33 and
11 per cent. respectively.
lean -.°me
In Britain Attacks ,
Villagers' Dumps
• • •
Relations Purely Platonic--
. .• Not Likely to Marry .
e
• Anyone
Hollywood, Feb. 18e---Frora ene .,0f,
the few intimates 'of the enigmafsm
,Greta Garbo film folk have learned the
Swedleh'actres,S Will not marry gc411-
ben MOmOulian nd that he PrOhat4
will not direct another Picturo star-
ring her.
After ,several thitriels ;Of,. erning
and going out in the world,from her
cloistered -sequettration ' the silent
Garbo, semns likely to., retire' More
deePlY into her Wonted seclusion..
$50,000,000 '13%1044 Project
Discussed by Iniptolie-
rient,League
*0)itrOal, ,—PpAgfits to be gelined
from the plow to construct • 20,904
modern dwelling In Montreal in p)ac
et -unsanitary alumna now 111 exit
H.
tenee with funtls. at OreBent helog`•
wied ".for direct relief,. Were ileScrib
041 by Mi. A. papule, ,addreeelng
meeting of. the Qltk Improven2ent
League. The project, which Would
.COEA, ;56,000,000 would elimieate
bovelle' ProVide saluhrielle• resktiencea '
at ieW Coat 10.1104 adding' to tha
Mamoulian, us to' direet the Soviet 'oversuRPIY. Of n• 3 dwalligat aF.
sensation;' Anne Steil, regarded aa'a' 'small 'landlord now In dildra0, altd •
Garbo -rival on the. screen, in her neat'
picture: ••'
Pathways of the cinema queen and
her director are spreading away only
a few short :Weeks alter 'their motor
trip into AP47101,14 that gave ri.io to
several reps' of their marriage, or
impending marriage... • But from '1i,
Garbo friend: it is learned that Greta
and Mamoulian reinain friends, • purely,
platonic,lbecause they have •sirnilar in-
teresta in picture Making 4art and
Garbei's closest friends do not be
.heve” she will ever marry. ,
• •
LendenTidiing up of 'English vil
lages,••particularlyin the matter, of
proper disposal et refuse, is . the object
• of a -campaign being ;carried,. out by
the.Scapii Society, S group whose main
objective is to protect the "England
Beautiful." . •
A'gnestionnaire;: twined with; the
0! the National Federation Of.
ltreMen'a Institutes,. was 'Sent • out to
the -institutes, In More than 1000 par-
ishes of , and
7 ,
Judging by the anewers England is
still somewhat primitive in regard to
' the weeper in which it disposes of its
refuse.' NO fewer than 37 per cent. 0!
the villages confessed that no system
lying Costs Rise
03 Per Cent. For
Month .of January
, • .
•,New York.—After decllnlng.for two
successive, Month*, the .cost of liv-
ing. of wage-earners turned' upward
again in' January, increasing ihs per.
ent-tiVetiLiticemberricoordleuto7the-
regular monthly, • iiirVei of the...Na-
tional. industrial' Conference Board„
Living costs were...K2-per tent higher:
than in ;anuery, 1933, but '1,24 .per
tent` toiler than In January, 1329,,
The 'putsehasIng -value of the' wage-
earner's dollar„ compared ,the
base 1923 equals 100;.. was 129,4 .eentaIIL.January,.i934, - as compared with•
1.293 in Dsc'eniberr and. 139,9..• cehfs.
last •AprI1.. . • • sloe
Fond -*tees •rose 0.4 per iri
Jannary. over : Eteeember; to a level
10,9' per cent .above.: January, 1933,
bUt...31.90-er;eent'beloW January, 1929.
tIllitaIe414aleit.l'edtia,itt.2.:L4W.,171;1113,i;19t)ii,1°;e4..7th•nd, Which Made'. them 5.6 per cent
tiente' declined ; 0.2 p0?
ik:throV;.,it•••into 'the' .nearest.donvent • 7
trouble Of burning or'hnOtaglifiAIMP-7lower than itt January of last year
8 per ent lower than iii Janu-
inconventet,_Plate.wherelt,ary ofand five years ago-.
iies„--tdeeaying,and,tinsightli.. •
iiiii-bookentitleidietturelltefuseend
Its DisPicieg," published by the iititietY;
'exPasett- dumps are proved to, -.he'..tt
:Menace ' to the t. -wealth 'and..health of
the rural community. The the,. implied
'Morale! ,the adeletra book is :that of
bona may not be itt inettered
diatricts,''and in such :districts "Ithein-
diliduat householder :Meg : recognize
hieresponsibility:for the general geed.
If the °Untidk•and selfish -person sieuld
,mend bus ways, It •
18 pointed out, he
could bring-untold•goedto his :neigh....
bora,: " . •
Protection :'Asked.,
For "Zipper" Maker:
.Otta,Fa.i--Inow.dpd protection for
the manufacturers Of 'slide fasteners,
Commonly known as "zippers," IS
soilghthi two applicationa° for tariff
revision, which have'been. sent' to the
.Tariff Board :by ,HOn.'$. N. Rhodes;
Minister of Finance. The Applications
,are from . the ;Colonial' Fastener Com-
pany Of Montreal, and the Lightning
Fastener Company 'Of St. Catharines,
Ont. : The applicants claim that the
"elassification'under
.tic.1,a;'ire entered was .created before
"zippers" came into general use.
•Heavy-RaineDunne
• Australian Wheat .Crops
Harvesting it carried On in New
South Wales, "Australia, from,the'end
zop•Ni?vember7un#f4iiiitiaryrand these
.months are generally:lery dry!' .Due
to heavy :rains, however, this year's
wheat ' crop has • . suffered • serious
damage, and thereisno doubt that
the„.•will ',ba,,appreciably de-
creased, andthe. quality a thegrain
reduced: On acconif Of the low price
of wheat and the higher priees of wool
,-ii-expetrt-hat ninek o .the land
no tinder wheat. Will be returned to
pasture.
Estimated World
' I Wheat hi**. rt
. . .
The 1.461don ,Wheat .Conference
es-
timsted Worldimport requirements
for 1933734 at 560 Mallen bushels.
, From August * 1933,. to Jentiary 15,
1934, werld sh1pmentS1 amounted ;to
;238. million bushels, or an'average ef
9,9 Million bushels per week. This
els to be shfpped during the reniain-
Ing 28 we,eks 0! the crop year, or a
weskiy average; 11.6 million ,heili.
,stabilize : -.real estate- yohies., • •
, The ',Plan Would.'4140, to ern. .-.
bellish, the etik,s widen the 'narrow.
streets and ..001fide ..PhWgio!nld3,
no- expense. .• It .wee.ld
vide at reasonable sitlaisio* • work f
10,000 men dn the building ti -ad
'fbt the -period of three- years,
Mr, Duled0 Paid that the 'Pi79Ject
, entailed the 'passing of the. Mice*
eery 'legislation On the . part of ths
three governments, a lean of $50i
000,000 with a .guarantee of the thio '
governments, federal; , provincial, ane
nifueicipal, redeemable, by annuities
at the rate of 7. per cent; of.'waieli 4, •
tiedto inter •
est and 'eper centtoerniong
.Landierds wou1d ble compensated
according to a set scale , The houses
-terns down' 'Weida be rebuilt by al
lancing the sums necessary to .the, •
-owners, And „ architect's . plans and. '
specr•, . •
cationa would be carefallg"
,cdns Mired to assure :that Construe
tion.„'ahould• be Carried on 'alabOrding."'s,
'7,tab;445agoVii,e141briam441enes 'swaonuttaldrihraid.;,41irer:
gage" until Ithe ecunolote •Payinent,
the loan. • • .
..Advertisipa. in..Fatteri!
, . Steadily Increasing
neWusimiern are the7liackh0tie of,1ni.% • 3 ,
adyertlaing Oanaptign, kr.. 0,
F. Ban-
nei,nan, sales, ;manager itt Charge 'Of •
Advertising for a well-Isieivn plaice
of automobiles told 160:dealens and '
ocithipan.ypit.rp.rssp
representatives here that
thee com
,
advertlslug
appropriation - for ' -1934 had heea
•greattik: increased."'T.:..7. •
Austrian Independence
Matter ' of Course .„
.Say.Oarman.Offiai4ta..
'Berlin; • Feb. 18.—The maintenanee
Austrian Independence, ' .
-Great Brltain, %thi7-aalr014400571.
johit'•inanifesta, said mist be; Main- ; •
fained, was represented itt (Mali"
'circles , being 41a.. *atter 'of •
ceurae.7. . :• ' ,
"Who 1.ithreatehing,.,Amitria's
delimndeitiee'?" demanded One' .ABOliet,'
man.'
Scope of Edutatiete ,• ,
One featitte, cenirnoe ta , Mallet
ispetelies-And:letters. to the PreSS deal.;
careers is an 161000,04e edudati en
shall lienceiertli4iiiive an -its' Wiled
the ability to earn a itvitic Mantle
thaterm"vbeiitierial trefeleg)., is AAA ,•I
a terns t1ia isln 'Adger of beehnling '
n•-•••oateit*ardr•-4e4tgrio.that itt the
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getinns Captured. 4cottish prUnis.
„
-Relief Workers
- Fed BuffaloMeat
'Prince •Albert, • Sask.--Used in the
Prince Albert National 'Park relief
emit*, where itis served six 'meals
per week,. ,26,000 pounds of buffele, •
meat is in, refrigeration : here. The
meat, obtained -when -the animals Were •
slaughtered at Wainwright Alta has ,
become popular with relief workers./
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•Winnipeg Has .Highett...:
.POpulatiOn.aains..
-riVinnipeg,..!Wiiinitieka. pops.
lation,'etclusiVe:, of thisuburbs,,"ic•
1933. was the 14'06in: in its histery:
The jiggles compiled by..:1 the Oitir!a
-a3BeeiblentHefitenkinaiener
242. There hasbeen a steady,.
crease- in the -city's liihaletants.,'s-inct
1336:
Loans t� Broker8 '
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Washington. ---Loans to • brokers and.
deiBerii held by weekly relierthigNevi.
York City .member banki.mtionnted..te
' $353;000;003. during ,the 'Week .ended
Feb.. 14, the Federal Reserve f• Beard . •
reports -representing.decrease of
$43,000_,000 for the wet& : • ,
Leans .:•fer the Week , 'elided. Feb, 15, , •
1933, were 4427,009,000.
, The Spline 'seed Requiremente
; FarMere who desire to assure 'fheit
seed supply at rnlnlmuin toet are
ready taking stock .Of their Spring, ,
requirenienta: ',These • Who have geed' ,
of their; oWtt will be taking Steps to
havo,it Properly . eleaned "sad graded
before the '.qpring ruh. Other*, legit '
:fertuente; be well advised . this
Year...,partienlitt% tosecure what they. .
require as Mien. as ph.saihie, inalting • .
•o.itire that !ihey,.4.re• 'getting varieties
*bleb ore' nibs t highly recbinineed.ed
for eolia filen ,Snoli as thOirL
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"..:Wateritiegelibot .Rate UP ,
rite. Waterlee.pUbiI
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nebool,' rate WitS et, at 134/4 mills by
tiin 'board -receiitly.-, Thik( is air
tre;a8o ot 114'Inills overtire 11.50, rate
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Year of ',317,115 WaS reported CY the..
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