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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-03-29, Page 7• 'CAPITAL 1,000.009 SHARES 'ori Must. Act Now A; Junior Gold , of Merit FIl:'et •offering of INTERNATIONAL "`GOLD: MINES LIMITED AT 26 CENTS PER SHARE '$25. BUYS: ' 100 FULLY PAID SHARES MAIL COUPON NOW C E. POWELL6r, CO Date . .,,,tai 1934 84 King Street East, orol)t .: AO, 9964„ I herewith purchase , ..v•„ ;.:sharer International Gold Nines LIn,Jted at 26 `cents per share. Enclose payment herewith” ,• NAME ; •••••••.'a 0•d..:•0,0.041. At0.1•; • , !4 0., 0:0„,. 0010+0fi a•0 ADD SS: • y ',• • f,;, �ti••�q..rt., e.., '. t, 1.l.rtiri” :, t�.i� .. f.e . gg . balance New government reguiationa re +luire all eggs to be.:graded •lndividu, ally by weight. Every •producer,;Jluyer' and seller of _eggs.ou ,Lshld have "quick; accurate, eco iomic`al Prost Egg Balance. Priced at only 11490 `each, obtainable from _, your nearest Frost; Fence •Dealer. r direct from us, if• he 1s not, known .!to you, Order feday Prost Steel', and.; Wire,. Co,, Ltd. Hamlltorr Ontario Only $1.00e • "' postpaid • $utter, Here `Like Coal 'in. Newca tle :.11lilucie, ind.-Perry' Torvn61hi • ln, ciiana, hap 1`20' pounds' of- butte ;for one man'on it relieflist; and that One ' Man doesn't want ,any 'butter, .-in-Oe._distribution of surplus farm. products 1.20 one, -pound prints. `were apportioned •to Perry . T&Wnship, Mr, .Raymond N. Carmichael, • township trustee, looked at the 120 prints•, then. at his' relief list and then scratched his,. head" -thoughtfully.• He :'finally decided to store •tile •butter in a pack - leg lona() in anear•by city until he: 'should have or 'ortunity to confer i aaeu s o t e c y re- garding disposal of his .surplus. The :• total relief bili' for Perry Township: during •the month: of January •was $6.75 which was :"paid for one ton of coal, Mon.: Charles McCrea Lauded Leaders . ' - Y .:. _ of Mining,Iridustr Toronto.. -A remarkable tribute was _recently paid ;to the, Hon ' Char les:' 1V1v+', 'Crea at the King Edward Hotel by the ,jeader;s of Ontario'a. mining indust'rY No•man. has contributed more to.the -opening up,and upbuilding Of-thenorth`- :'• country' than ' the • Minister -of 'Mines, • Who ,hails:from• :the. Sudbury ••nickel. belt,, and who for ten years hart 'teen ' the' alert and .forceful backer: of the mineral industry.: an : inspiration ,:to, engineers and: prospectors engaged ',in, '.the development'of the north, and thus •a, benefactor of abs• whole province and of the.entire Dominion. But for r- the .sympathetic•, leadership givenL,by Mr. :McCrea, the prtario.:.gold inin- ing • industry`' could '. scarcely have • reached its present. proportions. -Nor . ` could the base •'ni'etalindustry have grown ; as it 'has ' But •.for this country's greatly, ell`• andel'. old. -'production P , g „ the Canadian' Treasury might not"have' been able .to maintain the national credit or ,t0' meet its':ob'ligationsr abroad during the depression. `•' Norshould it be'.fogot ten that :those .engaged in the mining. industry' are, by `no meansthe only .section of the. comm,unity, to benefit, from this industry.''The mines of New Ontario utilize 'a tremendous dmoimt of .food, clothing :: boots:•and shoes, and other `-products of: Ontario factories, .i ve Pm • SAV L '1 tiriV55100. •, GX. ,QAF,T.FiE F, H: f C, . The Corridor to Europe - Owing to 'her gepgraphtcal situation I'T in Vy 4g t . rope, Belgium has. been $2;760,000 a, year; I nes called' 'The Corridor to Europe," Muc � 4� he will be; 1 'About 'Milk s and Other things, flogs are utilized for,othe}'-purposes t besides' household Leto lh , Belgium. t Large and-kn alier'aninlalkrare attach-. al ed to,earts which• haul commodities of e ,various kinds along the cobbled streets e of this busy country.., •::Milk -parts. are e often In, the' form of barrels, Jaid hors- t zontally on the wheel ,carriage -and e the milk is drawn out' by a faucet at ct the' elid. 'Another method±-of'deliv°er.= Ing °iniTk is _by large pails sus_periddd Prom a yoke slung;:o•ver the shoulders., pf a': woman; girl or. boy. In the earl 1' morning 'one can%see many of`.these :primitive milk deliveries --it Is rarely EO h able, to manage along on that. of they t1 afnc,'',going, to the' centra Portion; of the; 'Continent,: enter through this' little countrf': Its' grea est length is •165 miles. and` its grea eat 'breadth 120 Miles 'and the tot area only 11,755 square miles—so th, iinpol'ttince of, a"country doe's, not d 'Pend upon '-its' sine altogether.. Th ,Belgian population is' -rho, densest• o any-Egropean..rs�tate=-; 0$$ .per;, sonar ,male --and is composed of two distin races: the Flemish,..who are .of French extraction slid w4$7.• speakk a corrup tion -of "IFrench,"interixed with words and phrases from Spanish' and.. othe 'languages,"' --'French IS the :oficial and literary language,, although road signs and general• information is rint: in bath tongues. Alulo*t the entire popu- latio'n is •Ronian Catholic, and there are over' 2,900 convenits,',,wi.th nearly 37,000" inmates„ Protestantism Is .tol- ,..'F,t`t"4,reirs 'but• cannot' robot, more• than 30,900' ad• he!•ents'. • • A Little Ilistbry' • The territory, now ',known ' as Bel ,gium, originally formed anly, a section of that 'known• to .Caesar as, the .;ter•• l itory of the .Belgae, •extending from, the right ;bank of. the' Seine `••to :the' left • bank, of the. Rhine .and to :the. ocean.' This distric.t•' continued 'under Roman .sway until the fall of the Em- pir.e. • S•ubs'equently, the country `has 'tad a • clieckered . history,. • being con= • tended': for by. Germany., France, Spain. , Austria and,H ollen d.•..,)�hat a heritage'fortheYouns king,.ho. owing to, the tragic . death' of hie • fathers ---the" late beloved : King Alberthas assuin ed the leadership of 'two : races, who do net 'love `each' other any.'.too. well.' The present dynasty•dates front 1$31,. when ,Leopold, puke' of Sax-Cobourg;. .accepted the. crown.under thetitle of Leopold.f - this •wasw• after .Holland sand Belgium ; separated;: after' a' short •but' stormy union •of only It,. years,: One conipensatiou , for •: