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irit,CREAsg. IN 1924 •
MOTOR ^ 114414$ gs
Ontario 00VertMent Decides No
'Change In .Schedule Needed. For
Cpniing Year: '
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Motor car and motor truck owners
aro:not to, he: required)* the Ontario
OVernmept„ ebear.,,thajneealfa
eeeia,Za;ouifAtilt:;criee'S dafitier19C
l'ille*--:ifiiiiverninent; had seriouslif
considered .and in' its, platforin
notifteeMents, alenost , 'prepared the
• •pttlelle for Some increases, perticue
• larly on heavy motor trucks, it has
pew cern& to a ..differentconclusion
antlewili make• 'no cliengesiforea year.i
ateeleaLtsiealieinsh-fereeecheelniee...,
Official assurance4tO this effect WAs
•• given last week by Hon,. deOrge S,
, Henry, minister highways ,in the
Cabinet. "
During:the year -ino the. revenue
•from Motor licenses has totalled'$4,-
400,000 During. the coining Year it
. . , •
will,
without any increase in rates,
go 'well over the'$5. 000 OK mark owe
,ing, to . thd increased, nuMber of Cars.
and 'trucks in operation. The Gov-
ernment will make • this natural in-
crease satisfy ',the department's need
for increased revenue ,:for a year at
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The desire of ...the 'Governm'ent, in
eferrpedating aePoliey of taxation up-
on the motorist whiCh wifl enableeits
good:road Work to be •vigorously pre-.
ebeated•, is to .deyisesome manner of
,
MIXING THE 'MARRtAGESe
WOW• :noirmu.4.1nom44yi
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iMPOS€ WhiCh w1 th" mot the mott.e: aCCOidia .,7 tee thee idence fhe borro
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tertsts Who, most 14e4• OW • ilj.gil;14?3'. pa g' -o. from' be'r fil. ,i.t lieS';endtp. p
The, gasoline. tax is ,being inyestigat, her seL'o!' a :14*,•ebelvile ieettrarece, :$
ed in this regard, but it, has been eta- is said to .have gone through a 'thi.
..
ted b3'.;the dePartz.nerit that no dein,' !marriage 'ceremony on 'Sept.', 5t
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sion regarding 4•tIcould be reached when, leis cleireed, she 'was. betrethe
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sufficiently soon tp enable it to be 1 to John W. Wilson, a ,WiartOn grocer.,
erineteek At the..coining passion' of the 1. Wilson '. djhuilipeared • quietly froth;
14*egi 14.ture. ' '
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'.iint be'-,.ayaiiiihleitifl ...:e..'first.-',..,of Thxqn pxodued copic.,9. nf,...'.'OPIIIPar
February instead- .cdOn the 1t of riagce certificates -fiemi, the "Depart
January, ,as has beep 'the ease 'in .pre- letent in Toronto. The defendant ,wh
violas 'years; The causes for the de ,e ;wits Sent.' Un7for trail at Walkerton
lay in issuing them are two,,--lowir.t, was allowed. I out on her own • bail
the Governmea,t's indecision: over its Mallard„ who plays the role of the
PelieY, of taxation,: , and inepart,etliejefiret.:hnehand, in- the casee-ipenteten
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,;tactr.,thet- thOlaititUfteetii'rer-e--01--theerdaYS:l'iileefail.:forebigternye )1eeeeleitnittee
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Ifeentie ''...e,Platei have ' not delivered , that ,..lie."-thrOght -11-IS 'first wife had.
sufficient to permitethe, meeting' of ,Clied.'arni that he lit' Up hYMOU'a altar'
the whele demand during January the aeepiul tithe :by, taking to.,Wife a
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fie past years, hoWever,..coasider- 1413.r'. f0/Th.„1,ed 'Oa:Y..
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able leeway has .'..natirally leen o.o o--1,-
,en given ', ''' * ' .• • .
, • :•. . :,..•.•„.
to " thy inotori§i5 inthe • mattei.;,. Of se- . .. • •
'curing their markers. This year such. • NEW 'HONOR. FOR •
leeway will not be given; the license
i plates, vvill': all 'becl
. eeaare for distrie . THE WATCH -DOG, ,
iitiii./4e on the first of the month and . Recognition of the great value .of
no ,period of grace' will -be giyen to. :tliedpg to man ie the tried and tree -
the inOteriatin'the matter Of .seeoring .ty protector of :lifeand. propertyhas
his, .' ' • , •
•recently hpen. Made by one .of the,
. The delay will MOO) Milnemono.- large - illattrance Conipanies. PaYiriP'
tary lose to the • ..Government,. as .. it ..high•,comineridation.": to the Vigilance
....,. .
.will., lose the 'use during .the month , IdYelty: and, . integrity' of the watch ••:
Of January of ; the huge stem which. 'deg,' ','the original: burglar' alarin,',',
the, sale of license:Plates, .alwaye.ree this conipanY, has redueed 'its rates
turns : ..for, burglary, theft and larceny, itiPpr- .
a o .0 ane Upon:residential property:where
,•a. doge.is kept. . • .
,----Atteiftion is. ca led to the Areal Pu-
'1111..mis of burglaries that: lieVe- been
frustrated by the alereand: intelligent
;04; ,`Trorii our long experience," the,
,announcetnent'statese "We''hee..'Obe
served ..that the faetlifulthauee-elog
has thWartectananY an •itinerant :sneak
thief. 'Every •thief, hciWever,.dreads, a
dog. They may eircuinvent the police-
man, 4dOtige, the caretakeneejaniteialer
watellh, and some. •by . the . cunning
alSe of 'clever tobls, rendereuseleeathe.
ingenions inveitiorts.of 'the'loCkstintli;
but as has Often. ,beeri.'proVed; ,they,
:fiticOit, far More difficUltIte,reele ber the
ti•airied: 'ear of ,the: faithful,loyal, un-
sleeping evatch-dog,.. • • .
e----i..-ce,-0-0,,-... •
Having hocked the wheat thefar-
mer is •ehocked• at .the
'.
The niiddie eletai, is :01-'64' half-
way‘'.;between easy.. street. arld..:the'
sheriff's.. sale. . . • '•
:A bachelor is a: Man . who wants'. 'a
.It is alleged that She later got 'mar- • hwife but is •thankful he hasn't :gin
ried to a .*1*, ,,Selwood, and thai'three.f -."-
The latest fashion, is the ,elaverine•
rhildien :, restilted from ..this e unione'7Own.. ' What, de . the - anti,eitekenk.-
,Selweeet:'died';abblit. a -Year ago, and • ,ladies say?
he
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t i,if 3 ,,'. ASPARACUS
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A Vegelab:e That Grow$•More
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AR 'Favor 'Eivry Year, •
• ealeatribtliOd-biel'Oentarie-;4teeertrUeat or
, AgricultUre Toronto)
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0 ,,..ManY rt. n u I r.1 s have been.reeeived
with •referenee". to the Caltnie of,
• asparegue,'The'loilcieven'g paragralitie,
answer 'brietiti `the. ,questiorna Mally.
kurther2,- 'informatiniii4,4r411,
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•. iven •on zequest.
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tarieties. . •
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Argent euil are. coin/peaty grown good
• • Read,ing palneettp;. 'Otani
, varieties: e aWaSalegtore end Mary
Wasaingeoh' have:recently ceiine'into
•,prominenee, etiartly, on eecinnet .pf
vigor but more •fer their .eornparetive.
resistance to • rust.. CM:Lipar1/1g the
two, Wesnlegten. Is the' raor,e:rusi
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•
reeisteece and. Mary Washington the
veigoetais. • .The Parentage, 91'
toil' LS' v.ery.sinillar, and the yarietiela
'theiliselVes represent many Years in
:arefel .breeding and eelectloie• nee
enly for vigor axle rust reseetere
aleo 'fur :'oilier.qualities necussit
a eoaintercial aepaeagus,„
,electlini if Pints.
ARaffe
Nitro cultur4 III0C114140$1 Will
Olve .0ood
'Aro*
01.04,a Apply i he cull 'et tie t,
teeeeeeeM3a.aea,eaew.e.aell4ref,
7-A1.00-04.--qu1a,"415440 erg"! Fieiij
711....114dIVOcd. :
'foontributed by Ontario pepartment o(
• Agricul tur TouLoj .
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in•Tiocknow. by .A:. . MeK
(Bruee Times, Walkerton):
• .Mrs, Elizabeth Anne Mallard, form-
erly Mis NelIie Gunriess of, Greenock
-----tewashiiir4vaSeephirnitted-eferetrail at-
a rather sensatinal police .cciurt .sit-
tings -before, Magistrate. McCartney' at
Wiarton on Saturday • meriting, .at
which Crown Attorney' Dixon and
Prov, Cnst.able.13109d were proSent on,
be -half of the proseetitiOn,,While Law-
yer Klein was there in the interests
of the defence Wm. :Mallard ,of Put.
pie Valley; who Claims to be.her
husband, iti11 ahv and •:gave.testi.;
monk. at. the ,conriF to. Preetee'eo. He
stated,that,he was married:liddefend-
ant thirty years'age next March She
left 'him some year later, ..taliing.
their. family Ofthree children with
her. According tohi Sthry he was out
working in- the bush and'on 'his,retUrn
'fOund :the householdahad ,dena'.ted,
*An entirely, new 'body design of 'remarkable beauty as Well as practical
utility, is the distinguishing feature Of the new Ford Coupe.'
The body lines follow in one gracefULsWeepirom-theinew,high :radiator-,
to the TUrtleeleackr curve Of the rear deck, which has been enlarged to
'.conveniendy accommodate grips and packages.
UphOlatering is luxuriously deep both in the spat and, hack, the covering
being of4rich brown broadcloth with enaleOgany stripe. A recess shelf is
proyided behind the peat, for parcels. . „ '
Interior fittings include revolving window regulators, and door locks and
handles finished in nickel. The large rear window is fitted with silk
poplin shade in chill'silvered mountings: .
The windshield is surnioutied.byit _broad 812n-vieor, which protects the '....
. eyes 'front '
As handsoine and prsedcal allh%veather car for town or cOuntry, the hew
'Ford coupe ,cannot
•NeWlord
Coupe, *665 ' ' • Fcirdor Sedan, $895
A. .
Ekr.iric Slatting and LliAtisit ..tiiinelot4 on them models.
Touring Car, $445: Runabout, $405 Truck,, $495
, Ektirk Sterling and Lighting g‘tiognant481,00 emote,' • • ,
All prices L o, b. Ford, il:/ntitritio.. Coivarniltient Taxes extra.
Al! Ford modelsrnay be obtained.. through the Ford ..Weckhl Purchase Plan. -
1441,--444•f•011,--•,0•044'0•4'4;'
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Ca:ereful: election of plants:is' prot
..,hiy Of greater importance ..even thai
-riety:There is .considerable: i!ar-
•'.ation ...nlan4S .ene.
etidti6tivenees.
..c.e • An ...eepareges .bed.:•eliould las/
. teen. ,yet. t's ak least ,so that eve...e
.J.,1 I Perecritar,;:: of . in1e;001. ptant
-ouJJ.atean n considerable iliSS 111
of theepla,ntt
a'not. Eno eilany to diseatti a( Plant:
•ttre---erowrzt-zr
. etents , vliiejj have •ek vip;orotii:
and show a few laig bees, I/
. 1 stegl Cleat er..; 1.ileca re that
Levu, thin:, weak,. teats 'arid iian
3•Ital1 c•rowha ere .apt• t.
eel; e n large trii leer sniaij slieete
.i,ietiermis' in. Seeding..
if eioaethle gro‘y.your oval plena.
Leansed .and ,giaaa eeenty. Of pante
c1d
'1:1.11;1181I'?:•<!.f)rtlii:
to ;. two •,Y„,?a..1. old'. :7,2 t.
t2 i.s kre rag ttIred" "to ':set , an 'acr.
• uri :feo x 18 'Irreales... Manx
- • reweas Prefer: "a :wider .ilietance
1;AntatWisal; f.01'....61,1' 'germ in033 •
of Seiod rigid .st•it!,ctien.
S„. 'lb 1 pounds' hi' :see,
ieu id give...:the abve , tin:its:3r • nf
'341) `51o\K 1 h1pjv i11,row8..31)•inctic
. 0.R11. 1)6; •
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ne . Is, . hest•ieel O erspe g
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ea .e„. aperient:hensof,einanure sui
;e 0 .1 tea Nvi'l com fort i
eerseetee. reqttire,ci -to secure quax
"„pla n !jug, he ..yo.uti
.,:eies ere set in deep: ferrewe
so 1 in
; are .6. ineh,P8' boow,
,A I ittiteeo•il •eovered' ovt,
. • ie is: hetet ii t eu.
,I.vatconee levelaihe.. surface., .1‘..3
• should: be lik'n off ,Le. youu
etech t hir d.: 130 88033 and 08)
diould he obe:eeved eveey Seas,
..exha.useeti
41I0II 1E 11 31(1 tittient • '
N 11•1
-peciiic d(( A's to %Vow.'
• .: .Niny Be Best. leinie. • 2,,
,
,AnpiCs, penis' •,plunis and . eeacheie
:an , be; thinned 'to ,ad va n age_wli!.‘,-;
lie, -crop is
qtlesti,(ot •03'
1133101r:1 'plums,- and., there- 33•r0
•euurse, when the 'price 03
this fruit/is so luw •that obvionP1:3'.
thinning ••
lif,iNve.y.er, cannot'• be l'ore.-
easeda and ait, would seent• ,
ttierefo.ro, 'to take the, chirnee arlo
.t11.1•11 the 'fruit !Jet -lie ,est is very heevy.,.
I Lin». tilinn,ing apples, •do the work •
when the yoeung ' fen its are' it beeet th'
size of vallitti ezierall y I eaye' on
• onee'euit td spire. and spacedatrou
•.4„•1o....6 c13 4;s, ..a4)4,1,p1,.•41,;,•:,;A:11..,t'frilit
icinoVed bark -3111e sPurP. 'All. (13
• the frn it's on the, unilet'side- or•thi
13`.',1.1)01.1 Penh :•11Plin'lly' be' eemoved ,
advantage. Item uve., injured
fru i ts, NI g ou Iya,eperfect
erlitere7MreTerhoeld be thinned, about
016 fit,tttl as apples,: . The ittelinatide
• of the avtli'a,ge w:orker will: be., tr
leave twice as"much, fruit es-is'ad-
;x1osavebdle...e,, See :that stt,tlicient eia
P:earltes ehtittici be ,sPaced: 'about
• four 'Incliee • apart. -Agaiii do' ti• t(
work while the frultale eette small
as .otherwise an unnecessary drain I:
put tipon .the troe. should -bc
thinned °tit ,sefficiently, .soeatliat, ;--at -
4,naturity diVidnal' ft.ults will
.giorp each
,Palmer, Hort. l3;xp,
• land:Statibti; • •••
• Co-operailion, . ••••••
In cotopeeat lett 1101.111e 801•23t fan; 0
the l'heY elven;
be .co-worteri, nut ceen petil ore, a
.helpifig each' ollicr °Hwy will hoz o
theniseives. .11por 1,010
to4dther, work ,1,9,x41,1(here trd ` ivsylt
...gether they poen .can belt e me:dare' b
to retvivn• t.heir
-Along ';.vitb, the producers of, 02 ht a
and hat, hare- t
`day •be hastened WItea'farrn It:. • t
Will offer all the pleasures and . a
.wairde that pp:Justly belone. to c
!post eseeateal worker -'in the evert; p
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" To get, t,he best returns from, the
alfalfa crop the aifalfa seed 'should
' inoculated a feW hours •before
sowing with Hie alfalfa nitro 'cuitiCre__
---W4erteinoculated seed Is sciWn the•
bacteria 'which -elenstitute theeeulture
are in position .10 enter Bre Young
roots of the altelfaeas theydevelop
On entering the' roota, the bacteria
• treiculntloDdlYultetsudilPirdncethetctpleaweneinglisa)r,apcii
nelLihe
roots. The action' of the bacteria
when growing in the roots is to en-
able the plant to utilize the atmos-'
pheric nitrogen, as •a source of
food supply. , No plants other than
the legumes, (i.e., alfalfa, clovers,
peas and bean) can do this, and
those.plants cannot d'o it 'without the'
light- bacteria being' present in the
roots. Different species Of baCteria
are necessary ter the different. species
..ot legumes. '
eWhet the Culture Melina to a Cr" op.. '
InoCulation of alfalfa, seed oftep
means the difference between.a good,
Vigorous, growthy crop and a poor,e
spindlyalighteerop.—Alfal ariaitiro cul-
ture '(erlee 50c.) may be obtained on
application to Cie • Bacteriplogical
bepartment of the Ontario Agrieul-
• tuardollege, GueTple
'Eticract . from, .a letter received
• tem 0, R. Worthington, Comex,
• British Ccrlumbia• "
.-rhe inoeteated portip'n'eterey.alfelfa,'
iSrop has nourished exceedingly and is
!netting most luxuriant. growthentirely;.
crowding,out the weeds, and showing
t. ,spiendid "The.. tinirioculatedl
imrtion, 'has. almoit entirely died out,
and the few..plants len Were small and
very ,patie. In Met, I'have. no* plough-
ed them up. may say that abent' the
dine .1 sowed '. :nine •ti good. many.
.1eighbors did .the same, -but they did.'
not inoculate: Their. plots* this Spring,
without: exception, are. a Pitiful spec-
tacie—wiieds with 'it• (ew.sickly alfalfa
Wallis 1011." , . •
wink,A1.fa If& Atone on:Summer FaI-
•., . .
' lowein
-In -experienenta conducted 'at' the.
Agrteultural Colle4e ate Guelerti,
has been found 'that excellent results'
have •been obtained from sowing al'.
,falfa. alone on a snaiiner fallow. in.
the month of Jury. When sown at
• that time' on, a. moist. soil, germina-
tion. is rapid;' and ,the plants are 'en-
abled.eo make a good growth before
• winter. ' There ia not apt to be a pro-
longed . droutle after July. By this
method, weede'are unable to nrodiece
seed. in ,the atettemn and the . alfalfa
has an ,excellent opportunity to:get
well established:- -D. Jones, OA.
College GuelPh. , • ,
• How ':tbskill Bindw,eed'.
' Get on the:field Just eieSOon asthe
laid is dry enough to ,Pernlit of...'etil;
4vatidn. •Do not give .the leindiveod
.a chance,' to 'Inake .any' early .spring
.growth. ' If •the.held-is:in• sod, plow
. shallow. ' If the. land was ploWed lasta
fall It evili not be.aeceekearee_taaplow:e
Iirgitin this spring.. Ciiltivate: every_
week,- or ten ---days"-With7a-CUItifatirir '
. with. broad 'points, that Will Cut. all
•'tile, plants "off an inch or two beloW.
the ..ground, witheuf,,hringing the•
, creeping root -stalks :to the :stiefacee:-
•,•Coneinite cultlyation,•nntir the 24th of :
May or ,lst of June.Thehplant corn'
In hills 42 inches apart each way so
that it, eel/ be cultivated. beth ways;
, As sook.ste•;the'.c.6J4,1s.uP,-cultivate-it:'
irith a corn. cultivator at least every '
two weeks, Oftener. if possible. • ' Jutit:
as -soon as the- Cern is. cut plow out :
' theastalks tied -cultivate- every e ten
day e 'Or. :two • Weeksith the hrtiTa-dt/7
• Shared 'ctiltivater. At:4e Very import-.
ant td etilavate again as soon after.
the corn is eel as peeeible, So that the
: bindweed will 'not have a 'Chance, to
geCtitarted. into growth, e'' '.. ,
The lest thing- in the fall rib UP.
the'.1.and .Ititt) drills, and, allow.: to
stand': over'.wint'er, • The,jrost in all
Probability iwile ' render , Material" as -e
iistariee,4/141tee*eadication." The fti1-
lowehg •sprIng start cultivation With"
the broad -Shared etiltivator.:as:' sopa, .
,ae,you can'get eh the land. ' . Itepeat
frequently' enough, to prevent the
Oineleeeedeenakinge-anyagrowthealeo,vee
'tile ground ; until the „tiesteer middle
Of 'Julie. :..Theri now._ pasture ,, rape.,
(Dwarf ,Essox variety), or turniPs, In •
drilla ••26 • td...30 inches apart, at :.the,'
rate' Of ,about ilh' Peupds,per ' acre.
As Soon all the crop is tili cultleatte,
eYarY 'week or 'ten 'days •until it see-
"ctipiee all the .ground and makea.
'further , cultivation intioSsibik' , If
the bindweed slithild. get Stetted in '
the row's,. hoe it Out as ceraPletelyeas
-liessitere.e. This:, however, should not
be necessary It the previouw•Caltiva.• 'NOTICE TO CREDITORS „
tion has been frog:tient and thorough. , .•. • ,
Thiiit plan ,rseOlees tWo ,!..atiftk,to 'own-- -,:Neiticeie-hereby,giVen', ptIreuttrit to
,, -r--a , ,
plete,- but rit. lit .worth doirig,./. El, • Seeder:1,50, Chap, 121 of .fhe 'ReVised
. flOtvitt, ' 0: A. college, Guelph, . Statutee Of Ontat10,' that all l'eereptis
having. elainis ag,abiat:.t.he ',eetate of
eene:ett' ej(tili;lig.'lljeoMit;(1.101t11144;11'fbillowitia ' 'ol:'1':!lale-PS`;t•i{i1;()ItlinleYv.tc<ftter'ta:':8-'11.1:v: ‘I'llit6.11.'dli'ev3C1 °.‘j11''
f
single line deWn, bteeding. a- sire r,
i- (tally to the. .progeny and .• i3uch. JaintarY, 1923,' 'at, .the. ToWneleip,:o
lire'4:41)131Yparteeittri.t1t:andhin:elc:-ePlid"6.t:11nnia1111:ILItieiit.e:'1°):r.: Tl'ilhlieoi:: :tsrKe)ii:jkldrYie(51.1.1811.1'::?:1:1)°:•}S-t.:tbi°71(:1):(7:;i'll'll'abl'itia;1111'1°07:1.':'1.`'13'°•Atitl:L'Iii:(il:cle' '1)1:::i°t3(;:1-
lijectiontietolt. are- that It In teneitiet .1*IejYreea Posl:
bat -iseitibred. The Value of it li foie the teeenty'ehrst day ,dfelantiaeyeg,
°MCC', Ont„ 3l1 Or he-
ny'defects in the blood 'of the,fanailY.'
,Ael5; 192,1; their elames aild eddre.sees,
hat It ititeheifiee ' ane good traits.
ISO. ' 14 by selection, the bad traits,. 'with full particulars df their clailne
in. ;Writing, and the nature of the 'se -
an be tiiiiiiiiiiiide while thegood Ai:0 caritio.s .(if any) 'held by them duly
ee'nr,Ot,Otriiteatdolitildi;bbii.6tddeingtd:?irad'aprvoiimitit: .verified by' a .Statntory•Declaretion.
And Further Take Notice that ilf-
ble Means' Of imProtemente... If .pro- -ter- the-aaidtWerity,first day Cid-attiiii,
i• tieleetiOns.. ate not made, however, ,ary, 1024, the assets- Of the said es -
e bad'that AlwaYa Wants to crOP out tate .will 'be distributed by. the 'Exedn-
breeding will get the ,toaer ho,nd 'Lora' 0.1nOng the parties. orititl'edi itherc.
nd spoil th.6 lregeny, of litie.brect tov.having regard' onlY to the claims
1•111 Co. ' 1-410O'breedin&ti ':Pradtbied of Which they shall then heive rifitice
skillful breeder's, and it One Of and the estate (will' not. be iiebl for
Ei chef nle""tieciiirint ilul)tOve'• AtiV claims' not file& 'to :the Ono of,,
Ont nt ik ,flOOk or hill' ,. .„,,,.!. -...,.„.r., ....',111e.gaidAlStrili.ntion--,-,..--,------------'
• • . ,,,,..„., 1444,00 •Solicitar hi* R3.t.Otorli ,
1
----•'--",47 .'::''' .,„ Dated at .Wmghahi thia Twenty4.
Mort tarifa Aiittihitoty-le Oat On .firSt Oa? of Dectfitibt4A,1), 1923,
* ,)4ah pilft. tIr 00004 (hap ,t,ii ' t Venstnne. ihghatn. P,0
•
A
Jahn Cox, mataer of. many lanxuaLres.
T HE
great railway which nridee
sineOtb-working organism of
IIself on-- being. able to meet•eeee
eeituation in an equable InanneF,,' le -,1
ceived a rude, jolt rine day when I
two ,pictureSquely fr,,irbed strangers
e:trolled into the Wincleer Depot of
the Canadiati Pacific Railway. ae
7..fentrea1, and, deepjte the most eia-
herate: and vociferous linguistic con-
tbrtions, failed in, a, meist dephirablee
planner. o make apybne Understand,
1\f -hat theY wanted: - •TtTh .
Soreeereeeewho-----heetejtravelled
eastventred the Oriirlion that
'they 'were Arabs,- arid the polyglot
beenbardnieet, Which • had been. in
progress ceased in hopeleas.despeire
for the stockof 1ie:14,161e lang;uagee
d • not :go :ipto • •K 13 ' Country
-"cest. of Stiez,.-", Thieri a."red; cap.,"
o' of the-eteloredpOrters- nwirai •I"-VML.
.i.,141nSe1qes sful. e ho ate the .etetiOn,
leeggage-hetWeeri the trainnd '
texicala, stepped. up. • tie, re-
ved
hiniself • of .what Seundedlike
combinallieri. `of. a baidly-riirininl.t
Ford 'artd. sa Sarcee Will' 1, Chan t; end:
had -the' :s.iittiatiori sereightdned
,
-16 no tiine .11 all, ' . ''., •• : ..
,••,Investigatien• revealerf ,-that • the.
r tilway ilaci on its: staff ,of .liaggage,
Jetetiersaa, veritable.- kezzefentie e,
et,udetit Who' for sheer .1oVe; of the,
.eequisitien ,picks- up elanguageS ,iri
.16 easy manner he' deee Stiitieases.
IT,e is known about, the ,station as
Number' EightC;en,., though: this,, hae
an refeeerice to' his ling•iiel , accenri-
.plislamente. . His narrie iee.l.ohn'Cp'st`,
' tied his eduritry of origin is .,Britieh
•Geiana, though .to satisfy 'his Vora .
clotitethiretefor tongues that other
.1).'.-Ple employ he' thas ' sisr'ayed' far
:from • his ,,na tive engareplanfatioae.
Seards11,'. Italian,: English, •Fret/elle
Greek,,Hiedusteni aretArabic.he can,
cell iptoiequisitioti , at s •nearnent's
.notice, while hewrites most of"theera
with equal ficifity.. He .admite not ,
'being. as ,yet ecoally rat home With
Germare'thoughelie ;has. sebeiitantial
grasp of .the -.language.: ,.. , • •••• . -,
Ilifidustani is:: his :nati/ve tdngue.
Faeile English he acquired in.Erig-
lend ire the, employ of a Biltishlraile
way' magneto...JD the, same employ
he went to . Brazil and Panama,
acquirieg, Spanish in an effortless ,
[.Manner en route. Returning to„Eng-
iand with encrely.....biLapPatite--whetee
pd
t�
of '
0--
0t
31,
in, -
to
r"
e,
g ,
s,
s
e
tett; he, took lessena ,Italian
-French -a n,d75110e411,r-allOr
his linguistic list.' The 'outbreak:
the.,:wer opened' tip PoSsibilities
t_ttuire_interostiijg'-nensivc-
travel, and hejoineel theen(1ve As b
ing 'less likely to remain' coe4ined,
an area where they spolce'thesain
lenguage ail Of the time. ••
.) Pate, played •intee' his hands Whe
•,he. became -stationed, at Mudrosy.,,
the GteCian Arehipelago, pear th
. entrance- to'the Derdanelles.r.It nea
, riot long before he had qualified
keen, a. fruit. stbre and-213-lookin
--rdunal7lor .more languages to col
que1,Je.:.bethotiht himself of th
hordes of Ttirltish :prisoners. Conile
in toethe .depet and after ho.bnob
bing with -them for a .few,inonth
was seeding .th 6 .'.`;•krab,iark Nieits
• in the original.
• He was 'Clemedilliee'd in May,. 1921
•his,one;regrdt being..that the par
• heehad •pla'yeel inetheaearehad nese
egivertehim-the oppertunitY Seein
the intetior, Gernianyk but thi
`lost OrmoiteihitY.'he „has stnee mad
far by etudee .'He cant
from; 8ngland 10 Cetitteesiaeaand....has
-tince", bee hi the, . employ of' ethe
Cealdian :Pacific .ReilWey Win'd-
'star Statioh, Neae, When
,picturesqtiely 'garbed strang.ersfront
Unknown• lands ataeear at the depot,
id general .ettorts to interpret
their motithirtgs be. w.'irr' 'sounds are
enelfectunl,aeff•eend • an S,Q;$.
for Nuinber Eleeheieet..
• • ,
Glye, 'em aftl Ohe authority est ,
%-nietete 31 thotrsand pereette or f) et) S 7i
41-11re 3i491 Oettlic feet of air a tle3`,'
The itgiAlai4e,„en
'acted 4 ceoridensod Bilipunlik
•
%Old) Went Into effect, 'Sopienitiet 2i
1,928, Thiele* provides that ne don
oent,ed; eeneentratod, or cYnporstet•
4.1tirnrollk tn ilermeticallY '.(fea led cans
(ftla 00(ttaltts''
net. 101il3 than b tleithcit apt
la pro.
A t!, • •
th •
eLflartmelt
• .1-14sJts. She
„ • • . „
.;
Mothing in the -store
reserved.,verything-. is
.-$a16 and, ,:there is gi
Sale Pri on everything
• WE ARE GIVING 25 PER CENT
DiScOleNT,' Q N• A N D
BOY'S CLOTHING.
25 `PER CENT': OFF eALLeTAP-
ESTRY AND L'RUSSELS.
10 PER, CENT OFF :LINOLEU4
AND CO .;•,;.'" Ol.,F;11111•RIJOS,, ,'• •
, ONE T'..e• ONE"..0.4thp
opt, ALL DkES$Eg. ' •
• BALANCE OW OUR LADILS'
NVINTER ` COATS :AT 1.1 Ao.jKk,g
''PAIR. OF LADIES'. HOSE;
Mei' AND ,WOOL,'PuRE wool;
bq IN PLAIN cASttmE,RE.
111E...1`;q,E,WE'ST'SHADES ARE ON
SALE "4AND ' 95e: TAKES,. YOUR
• • • .
'
:i•Tcrliev 'ARE A NUMBER OF
ODD. LINES' OF AND,
HIL.DRFN'S UN D E WEAR
HAVE CHANGED:WITII
'STSPLE"OF TODAY., WERE'
EOTH A,ND DRA*.,
'PR1.CES START AT. 2..50.
*0 T R PRICES., 59e AND,', 69e.;
ANO WE :ALSO :SHOW MISSES'
ALL4DOL DRAWERS T 1444
Art,g VOW1H $2 25
•-
THE .,A,BOVE" ARE JUST. A FEW
'OP iviik• BARGAINS.
,
THERE. TEN PER CENT
CASH DISCOUNT ON
OTIIE;it:zoi•Es.
‘...PRICED
-Er.l.tERYT.H..IST-l'I.C.A.SH., NO ItE..
• Nt'S' Oi:: -.zETURNS SEE •
WHAT 'YOU BUY. BUY
• WHAT YOU SEE. '
SCHOOL' REPORT
,
,
4,-W;eWaefincish,
Sr.., V—Exaininatoiris
d'eui)letry,Spelling,Compositioni,' Bee-
eny, ,Algebta, PhYsiography. •
,4,.• Weeds •a0 perd'eritR. 'Martin .7-9;
Inglia 72. .
,V:-.-e'E.Ratriinotlons'LatinFrench,
'31)01011[a', Ceneposition,e Botany, Afk-
,
Lula Weetheeliea :77: per cent; D."
77; M.; Martin74; M, miner
7:3; Launt 72 Ie•Lyneh 70; ,0r..me.
qpini Gd; T:. Tedd 54; G: Farrier 49.
'IVL--Exaeuipatiene Granunari
1•1:istoey.; A if t heintic, Spelling; .Conteie
S: Lir 72: pee.cent; ic.MeGt/illin 61;
" •,
Jr:
Flit4•COr:y; 2..ri-thine.tic, Spelling, Contei-.
.111'611(;:teMne.in';::-. 64 Per :cent;:i
37:011 '01ei; C. Durnin 57*;11, Thema
.57; If„ 11',Ii1ler 50; •A;,Lyons 55; Re
,MePliereon 47*; E. s.Priicharal 421'; A.
41';FOrster
631'.. roll 27; Average Attend-.
elite 24, , 7‘'
Those, inatked. (*) have Missed ex.
•• Antkaaftivn
E; Ge.,Mtirdie, teacher,
toeless:.•
• Sr, •JV -Evelyn McLean, Alirin Per.
cy, L,i8 'Richard,' George . Graham,:
• Williert, Ilotlekinoil, Annie- Idelvilei.
• ,
len . " •
' ,tr, 'Jim Ryan;
re -Minnie Riehardi -Roy G.
'ham.; Tiox Percy, Vera- •Ryan, Joe
mary Grit.
51 1st --Edi - Bushell, Ma1?are1
Christie.; Perry Bushell.
• Sr; Primer—Norval .Richard,' Diary
tkdorjorie. Nicholson,
„
NO, on *11 24, Average attendan4
22,67, ,/
t. Bridge, TeaCher.
-that,fweeds don't. Coddling.'
• lizationk.. Derish../or- the:4mi-
8oin 311 Ke kept ati
in .ordor): Wiens are fall a
ps0P1s, '
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