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GODER1CH, ONT.
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;tta4i's10.e114'.4*.'`" 4$$$$: 1rr:•01,s' tn,-' « =` "}vr,,,: tt'Allt ,.
eR,wz. .,.s ,a;7v,,1a,1 ,4$01etiter$141l•1*e' nR1is' As1P1',,k .t,11
n01 dw+ti l' els•ct :mesas'r.Yt sear '!t,44.4w'4t6,'1A'W
'rbur4ei. la„ cab. r Piro;,.
County and District
Thome.. timely had IUs wrist frac-`pr.,otisilaK a t,y'wu whi.l zlx•y its•
tur,•d wiliest he fell down the steps of I te11 kei to gire us a duet, but just le-
the
s
the iwhlle soled et Ff.-mall at the re-, fere their uymta•r came.,1 the pro-
;., .r•4w tour iinkfriday •afternoon. gran a +.Io1st eau• Balled who Nang
,1t Trinity chureli„ Strutf..rd, on he saw.. Lyme, yu!tt• uuawari• that It
1'1'u,ss y. lhremla•r :+t4, Joy Ihir,.n. had 1.•19, .4.1..1,4•I..1,4 1, the iw.. iudi.x.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ww. Swain, Ir wit. rather embarrassing. but the
-•+orf Vorout.., w. st-ronNrtl iIt m Ari.. - ineio. mY
to- faun.
to Nide....I. ultou, of \\'alt..u. I(.•c. I,. ! 1'au1 Kinney, a pioneer r, -1.I, nt of
1111.. "Minting. Mr. and llrs. Ful- I Th. - township of \l. K11 .... died 011
feu are wa'Ing their how.. at Walton.; Saturday. ln...mber 12111. i1. his ullu-
TlsLeaver. uuas racer. East Waw:uewh. ty fifth y441 r. Mr. Kinney movemovedto
un •. •w
auuo.rthe .1ga'f•1ent ..f his McKillop from Hamilton in the spring
daughter. Lyle V.rle•eu. to Georg. E. ..1 lea;:.. M•n1h•g o, a 1111.11 nu near
11.011.4,14,-.n ..
, .f lir. cud Mrs., 4O.ergeI L.o,II.Ury.. Sow. years. later 4e
1',aak. Eu+t 11'awauosh. The war- wooed with his family to Whithrop.
ring. fa 1.. take pine. the latter I!yidwhere he 1.81 1it.•d •vier 511,,,, 111,
ta
..f Ilecem•r, %%if.• ,11.•.1 many .years ago. $urcicitig
Hey. t•. G. Armour. of Itrueeti.111. are o11. daughter. Mrs. lteleot Beat -
met with ,t issInful a.d4.14•ut. a fee 11...f IluiI,'tt. au.l the.•,•-.us:.lo..ph
411111Y11 11er, 1{1' w•a. trying to poste his sed \1'illi8ta-sot; the home form. and
.ear out .t ttiw garage wh•11 hi. heed , 4;...rg.. l..1 L,.ndoe.
was .aught its the eha!u of the Mud - -
-
wheel and ilia little tlug.r wa. ...I Id-CHNIIN'
lordly .rusher] that it bud to lie metal- I
titled x44 far as the hest joint. - ! Murl•.dt ll.lta.. o1,o laid Isrt. a
]ora. 1"..4•11 Si nip and .hnl.lu,r• ! Cu
reat -sers .snee
will. r for several
Ml.c May, of 1l iisal1. had a 1114rrotc months. died Saturday. Ise. u11a•r 12h1,
emit lie from nsphy•lathin front ^ate in. hist sixty Rath year. H. 'hates a
.•stuping fruw the fume.... In Their w id..w" and uu ad.J.l it daughter. Mrs.
home. Conduit .1.1'11 41$11r.its $114''19.848. t•...k. 11 r. N.Hae and hi.
morning teeth her. overcome I.s it end t:u 111. wove.) to 1.n,•kt,wc a few' „years,
fell on the M.o..l fleeter woe sum' ago (ryes the 1A.•hul.h l.
neiyhrrhu,sl.
or
tuted anti with prompt mod viauroue' an.l itw firnvral ..wk planer ti
to - e•
treatment I.l1 ladle. %ere brought L,n•hu W, ••rwrle•ry.
around. - • ' I w.nuld and 1'.t -her M, t'hurlr.,
A rather amusing ;o••id.W tool• t.tr.. Lar.• la•u 1, 1.11,14,4.ur.. 111 til
piap at n nu•.•ting in \1'.'.t !.m ..'r••r:tl years. have ...III wit
the I1Pnwll 1'utleed Omni' o,.• .•.',•l,- there awl are here si-iiiug their par-
ing last %v. -4.k. Two ladies hak•
at M.u-�,,ts :\Ic 111,1 \I n•. I(o,ri.k \L-
4•harl.4
FURS!
David Brown pays high-
est prices for all kinds of
furs, horse hair and hides.
Phone 270.
Your friends can buy
anything you can give
them except your
Photograph
No ah• r nen,. n,bran
such happiness..
J. T. FELL
Telephone 187 Gederlth.
Hotel Tuller
DETROIT
800 Rooms -800 Baths
� per Day ael up
ARABIAN RESTAURANT
GOTHIC GRILL i#
CAFETERIA
TEA ROOM
1 JOHN H. STEWART, Geo. Mgr.
WIMiH� --
t•LCI-1dAR POLICIES.r'wIt} sours •RATNIFlwT TEARS.
1
Iru.Mwce twndx self to Very WI
Power Attar
.Ily,1e Parker has -•.1.1 the ly.-'um
Theatre• to t'rl.;. 11. .1: -1dn84- ..f:
' 14rang..ill.. 4'a pt. .%'.1:. Ms bus 1.•.11
:, •-harg,• ..f the atea.rner Cr,•yhotu, l
', r the last tune-nwuua. ,col prv•v'I-
.11.1y was its ...tomato' ,.f '1.,lm,•r' .n
1he t'b•.,•htt,1l k Ittlff,lb. tine. 114' Hud
\Ira. .\dams will n,ak.• their hone• in
\\ Iweia111.
William Sherrill. a birl.l) r.•.ir•.url
1 itl.(.T ..f ii tngt:nm. ttie.t un Suttday.
I a-,•.n,t.-r" Int h._ after a ';bort illness.
ll way ".•t.mtc-fit. y.ars .11 al/T. 1411(1
b..1 '14.11 1n 1111. t•011111 nearly all his
4t.. I11 wit. 41,rtuerty ' MIT.- lt.-
b..•ru Farrier .f St, Helens' Porti.,•,
with two -..n. red four dattghtir.:
\\'.•-I.-y'. of dwell Sound: William 1111-
soil. of. the 1 r...Ih.•i14! hydro otllee at
11.Hlllton : Nre .141ui. 'rifts'. of Wiug-
1 x.171 11i.tt It.. of the Howmuncille
• ....hid: staff: Mrs. Wesley .1. John-
....1,.
ohn•
- ,.1,. . f llarkda!e. and Mis. Grace. a
',AO,..,.. 81 home.
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THE WEALTH OF LONDON :,l gird�l of Intellectual
Party.
Variety of Buidnete. A GREAT LIIT- --
ROYAII(li OI[ The man who has entered Ms
ler) wide variety
.. auris itself 1 1F1QCRhti, fortieth year is to the prime et life.
a very wide variety o1 business, and He is thea at the bright of his 1U -
there Is practically no risk within ..10 .400 yytjKter" Tints the Mlots tellsot0al power. Hits kauwledgr and
recon which tnpuraoce cowpanies
result I. 9tletOey worm,. MewpWr experlesee of men and things are just
will not co time to with the result Total Debt is tilkt,jM.YIL- ripe enough to draw on. The ,winds
that, from time time, some a of most great men have grown, and
caller Insurance pullciex have born' (ismssaslq Oshoaaded. ' despesed, and widened with age.
taken out. It has been said that after the age
The most recent � fists.' teeing* All the huttesa romans of hcmdoa , of testy the brats recrlvrs nu new
tnsurat,crs 1% contained in a proxp• 0- 1 has been tabulated and rrawssd to ; Impres)' 111 says a writer In an 40111
tun Issued by a ern pare' to par. nts figures In a wonderful book )fiat to Q pre*. paper. Hut tele n a been
and guardians of prospective debts- seed by the Leedom ouaty Oow Oo intr d
tants, offering a policy to rev.r 1 h
costs of presentation at Court. Sines
these costs at a minimum -l'P rome-
where In the neighborhood of £590. world's greatest city. with a popula-
such an lnsurinee would be well 1 tion of nearly 3.0ee,6e0, is recounted
worth anile. ' between'4he blue carers of this vol'Not long ago Lloyd's issued •our-
Ions policy. 11 was lei Insure a nose. um« of 450 ,axes.
and the Organ in question belonged Astonishing figures are given .un-
to Miss Blanche Ca41tt, of Oklahoma, ..ening lir bricks and mortar talo«
whose engospeciality was p r selecting of Loudon.. and what the pub.'. ser -
and bleeding of chole. perfumes. ! -
Her nos* being her fortune, so to vices of the mamwwl, capital cost.
speak, she had to take great carr of All the houses. omens, and public
1t, and the policy was taken out to
Ind,•ml.lfy her to the extent of 110.-
000
10:
000 If she lost her sense of emelt
during her tour of three months os
the other side of the Atlantic.
Actresses and singers frequently
insure themeelvee against the ever-
present
ver ifiat, £6U,000,000 3
yea,. out, in a manner, any prey anesent riot of losing their voices, r The London t',.unly 4'ou,e';1 bv•1 edge of chemistry."
and this class of insurance has yrs- f:oldsmlth was not far from forty
tome so common lately that it comes the greatest rev.. rel.-, 1134 11. 00, when he brought "Tie Traveller"
auto the. category of ordinary bund- ridged by .aunty rat. • Thr I•11, +'411 - ' and "The Vicar of out -rho
" "The
near, without any appreciable is- poral'ttrn is. no-tii. umxt favor• I Deserted"Th Village" was not pub] -The
to the premium etre. (ably aced of all muntri al bud+.a• until his forty-second year. Then he
CLINTON
t` sd1 over and over again.
called "London statistics." 1 Macaulay says that "of all the
The whole Itte history of tits good books now extant Is the world,
more than ■Ineteen-twentletl,s were
published atter the writer, had at-
tained the age of forty."
Lord Lyndhurst, we are told. o,1
Use night that he entered his nine-
tieth year, addressed the House of
Lords is a speech of lneomparable
clearness, lucidity and ability
Lord Palmerston. wbu died Prime
Minister In his eighty -Ont year, was
an "old boy" to the last Dr. Priestley
knew nothing of rh.mistry until hs
building la London, a,.• w•'rttI was forty years of age. Writing to
162,525.827. Sir Humphry Davy when in h1s slaty -
The complete ade,lntstrsfu•u of etghth year. Priestley raid- "A■ old
London, county and e.uni,tprl, %.1', an experimenter as i am, 1 was near
forty before I made any eimerfineats
all subsidiery.servb.., costs r.r• '•. on the subject of air, and thou wtlk-
lous bnowl-
et ease
Mire Sybil Thorndike, for instant», 1 The immune of the City - 311.1 a became fannies Previous to that he
frequently Insures herself against small h1111-117�r
u, it Iatir.ir. istriT
.r was laughed at and called an "In -
chili, and other risks which are like- than £2.213.615. of wl.irh aninon l spired Isiet."
ly to prevent her from Ippearing at : only 1:1,2142.1144.00.1.., front the rates.
any time during the run or a play. Juhoson acid of him rifer his
play.1'br +'Dort of l`onn, , o t'euatil, a Lu ,teath that "he war a plant that low -
Other famous performers occasion- rule fir City, al., J.. , -l.rt lor•:1 errd late; their.was nothing t remark -
ally Insure their limbs against tied- j c....'ruort. In the v,1 .1 able about him when he was young."
dente -which would prevent thorn from __Alt J�,nd,H,. rs pay such Rome of lir greatest peril. of Imag
fulfilling lucrative enpgements, or fuinelot,s Amounts •7, .tree, 'h,•y' rit1 Y , inatlnn and Intellect have produced
from earningtheir v1' • oar }adeal 1: mon ,9t:a. he til
1'7..1,t, .1.•1,1.,:,- ha. ...Id his flour
: d f...1 and gr.. -.-'r bra-io.-4,• ,yarded
unrn r the firm ,v1nW' of W. Jenkins
•, a.a, 'n harry 4'lfarl.sew,.rth .4,1
,,e, b 4, . .,.w -..V to hi. .reenhou-•
1 •„t-,l,r.r,
I. :11. 'or ' iyhry third ' year • Mr..
•. ,r.•• 14,.., departe•t this. Ere on-
,
n-
1.,n7-'ey4 do -dither 1,l.:,. after:1•,
.., ran 4,. k.. Th.• .1.
.,A 1 T,. n, lYl •., \Ir. 11X1
• 14\\,. 1l.- .,y 44' •r.i 1•'''1',11 .4
1, ,,.!„l, .r ',.1' Imaily of
-!,.dr.•• -f n •1.. t_ nail n,
, "y ,1 .0 ` ..4.1....1 . u 0..411, audt
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41:- t 1 '1' 11. m 111.111::1.
411 :,.. : i'-1• Th r - 14 I -,,t,1 veld
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' on :1 .1 u, '.1a•� 11. -1. K1.,• w,'i
BUY
Solvay Coke
_T Faultkss Fuel,
FREE FROM GAS
Uniform Quality
Saves You Money
Does all that is claimed
for other fuels
AND DOES iT BETTER
LI.Sole Agents for Goderich
The Dean Coal Co.
begotten of High-Gtade
Anthracite,
Bituminous and
Smokeless Coals
aryl lit. i \V It 11"ar 11.1
\\':tik rt.,:,• ' 't ;: their
SF, ,111 t, 1i a11.1 later
1 en ,ti .: , ' It 1, Iii h� F - t. Il:
I -111 all wilt r'
1. .1 \{ NI I .ac. 11.1 n., 1..11 11'
.,I 1'i, Ilr the 'in1er-
• t ,,U,u! 11.11 -1,.t• r w:Th head
1.,1t't a' il.rri-t .t. lel; for that
un 14 w•• .. 41r1 .ural 41 r.. Mo
41 Or: b, 4.••11 r.-id••nt• ..f 1'118
•u 1.4 7.r!) r.t.••'!, year and
tet 1.'.'i•,r,•N•-t ht eon.
•nw,ri ,Il`1\'- lir. NI,•Mnrrry w'e-
.or •u• }•••r In \lo,.hty
4 4,-111 It 1 •.,-t . ,. , .np1a•r wit.
t; h n h• nn ii 111111h•r, 1111,1.1
• .,11 t1', tit t; ,.,rd .f Trade
e at .y..1 11 U.\Inrr.ty. att.!
04' , etc,' Ailli :1 .•1111.• It, a
. 1r•to4 I k. -u .rat.
St -44 u, w 17'' '•f Ile.•. lir.
:7. hart. I rw rat ;;1 t t of 4lltit.
1', -1 , 11ur dd. ••1.'• , 14. died of
t ...est- ..n- nitntlay _-_I • .nther tit14
7.2 4 1111:1011 1111/I
om-r, +.-font" tit •l t71•nt hl 4'1111-
• ,n 14 11111t. 14. ...•wart s. his
,`neck• ..• .e"•I . - n1•1 111
►
tell 4.
• ,n•• • e'1ster, A.
11
to.1111 ,i t', n.,,',• 1111,10a.
44--ssit rm01" 111 141:441 try.ng
1i kit t I.r wt s.r.r tor hie hire
'1- ,nirloti. 1411„Ells il• 11b1.
\e1r- h t• 1l.•: -'.111 a young
n11,t I11tu-el(.
\o !,It z i- n 11. 11,1,141111 111811 H
ti , ! h 111 b,.,. 11.•.•,':•11
t4•
1�•6 s: u,. ..1,1.•11 time -1,. had r.-
.id.rl in SeaAdtb• She 1s surv'jrr•l
by dile Meq. it. Y. klehntu. of The.
Montreal G.4 *ette. '
Mr. and Mrs. laugh (i.'soey stud
Mr. and . re. It. McKenzie. left last
week for Florida. where• they expert
to speed w•v.f•r111 i1lo6th4'. They 1n -
!Ohl uutking IA.• wbul.• trip by •OiUt,r
car,
Seafyrt14 euriers hate organized for
rhl._..s►ltµas with- C 1- Barker. as
14rvsidout, t;1'+.. Hetbune vice-presi-
dent. an.1 11. W. ,Thoslpeon seeret444 -
t r easurer.
4111 \luwluy. lh,,wber 1471,. .leu.•,
1lughrs. calf,• •.I' liy,t- .ltkittauo. pass-
ed H4ay .0 lo•r home after an 141,1...•
,.f .e. era' t,, .11111-• Mrs. Atkinson
n
..a- a 1111 11ch11•1' of Mr. and Mre. Janie-
!! ugh.- and mus L'rn its Searerth
14'..L11 ry .. len y ,airs aim. - she leave-
'.,,. 11111.• 1011. I.si4I, her hu -baud.
Seal ,111. 11.o11r11, 1h. 111'11(11 of :1
1.q'nl:u• eIII,.-lI, Lauder 1k.'laeey, vele,
tat,s,rl away on Sunsty hast after an
Meese .f six mouth-. 11, wait fifty
three pairs of oar. and I!iel Tired its 1
Seaford' sine, 1'.Igt. For a 11 miller of
.,'lir, " he wits a-M.'i,it.YI wit1, Ill•
father -hi -Inn. the laid• (;e.,. E. tical
d.•r.uu, le .u11du.lin: the ('••uuoen•la!
hotel. Ile an. a1' see ill 1411141
11111%10a 11 and entertainer Red eau. il.
dleulaud for uuu,y 1... al programs.
\curly 41.4Car dl8w,•taM 1/ae4 1.4 1,
101111,1 in 11,, .1,1.41144*'
.1tul 114,4*' whn la•li.•c.• its ii.Hlla
+laity get more pt+rrur. .ear .4t 111.
ban rho... who .4.11 ? Itruako. Sun.
PERCY ROBINSON
Fuller Brush Service
tlr.ier, hake'. for I• ulbv
Bruslo•, of n!1 I.aol
Resid c. gorner TrafelgsrrStrset
aad Cambria Road, Coderich.
J. R. Wheele>�-
rottrral Director Anil
Embe
.t!1 .all► prumpllyy at• 4 led •o
day ..r nigh,
PlIt)14E44
Store 3:1:. Hr -Idea.• a 33:.10
ILtulilt1111 S" .. r •;e�t.fleh
Brophey Bros.
TUE LE.tD1'G
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMERS
erderr carefully attended to
at all Lours. i,lgbt or day'
GODERICH
livelihood alto- a great Aral , money. «1l. bre' works about the age naw
ether, 1 mitt .1 bit .vf , ma.. to...! woe n .
One well-known dancer recently j t*lrl4KroP�odtyi't f I uAuu is on- d Wnrdawnrth wrote ht. "lt7etlr-
lnsured her yep for 120,000; •pot 1The r don."- which has been said to elhlbtt
alar violinist took out a Polley for bounded. Th. :nulual lure,°e t1. culmination of his genius, when
110.000 to Indemnify him In the London eharitl..s .t..,ds 114,900. he was forty-four. Pope wrote his
event of his sustaining permaneet In- I (400. and of this a,loe,lL nearly 113,
stinging satire, 'Thr Dundad," at
Jury to his hand, while, prior to the OOU,OOp is dtattihnt.d. The largest forty and the "Essay of Man" at
war. the precious heads of Padersw- 1 payment from • ierlty le for "medical forty -Ove.
silo the eelebnted planlsL were Ila -relief" --11,636,000. Milton finished his "Parasites
cured for an enormous rum. o A new 111. Is born In London Lost" at fifty-seven, u
en, and Cowper ea
Recent deaths due to Immoderate 1 County every three- minute% of every far beyondO thirty before he knew of
laughter occasioned another class of 1 twenty --four hours, hill of the babies its own power. His "Tek" was sot
"freak" inwnpee, and a tondos i more than 10,000 die before they written until tits fiftieth year. -----
company Issued several policies I reach the age of one year. Benjamin Franklin, the eommoa-
againsi their clients dying from The marriages of London .awed %Prise {IhtlIsopher. did not fully eons -
laughter when_ witnessing a certain! 139.000 in a year, and of the bride--
popular
hlr ph110enphlcal pursuits 1111
popular comic /lm. - `«reon4a-3.bOII-Atrt_aidowrr9, ldoet b4;..hrt4' ohm1laatts- mull.-___
Considerable business 1s also dose , London men marry between the age r li.•r iit•nm-41 was forty before
In insurance againet bad weather. I of twenty-five and thirty and moat he experienced anything of warfare.
n ot only by farmers and fruit- 1 London girls before they are twenty- He was made captain of a troop at
growers, but by people running out- ; five. forty-three, and he was colonel at
side entertainments. which depend Here are some ot• the little-known forty four. 11. was fifty-four Rrtore
upon a "gate" to cover expenses and facts of London in -day:- - hrn was chosen lord Protector of
profits. These policies rover cricket The length of London -streets is }, land.
and tennis matches, band entertain- 2.210 miles. They eost 12,824.000 Andel liad reached the age of
menta, and ell kinds of mashie I a year in maintenance, forty-elehl before he gave any pour- I
amusements. Telephone liner In the round ante to til. world of hie musical I
Private Individuals can also Omura - stretch for 1,472,401 miler., and the g,,nlus. When he wrote "The Mes
e pithet having their summer 11011- i r.nr.'t.rr of calls to a year at the !eon -rich" h. was Ofty-seven.
days spoiled by rain, lir policy re-' don exchanges is more than 105.- Or. Johnson and James Watt wish
funding their earners. I•`arhfonable • 000,000. ed to lest whether their mental tae
dreesmakers make provision In this 1 There are no fewer than 5,593 ultlre had hemne• Impaired with age
way against loss caused by bad wt•a- public -houses in London, or one for
Johnson !• neral how Dutch at seventy
titer, which prevents them getting., every R00 pr,'ons. one, and \1'alt learnt German at rev -
rid of rumour stocks. crit a death ' A .ensue of vehicles taken at Hyde/ enty-Oven Both mastered three lac-
y - T Tandy demands mourn- •
on result' Motor -cars 40.434,
1
•
For H(lli a Centur,
the Standard,
Sut (es..f ul Treatment
Dr CHASE S
OINTMENT
a
In the ro a ' Park t'..rn.•1< durlga a the hours un ril"'s 'rid-hmntl tea/-41scir laroltiaa :
big to th..zdurlon of the, fashions : a fin. July day lave the following were unfmp„ind
hand. horsed v1'- I
Two years aro Lloyd's had to pay hider 3,5'". ey"Irs 7.F.77I motor- t+xe fi �4' I
or, a policy which they Issued against , cceles 1,59..:r d ,: rrows 7,2. SE.1FOHT'II • :€ rs,,tsi i
the possibility of Ttrabaachl flletvi'd_ No other city in Eurhpe publlfih.r
ing In ewlmrning the Channel.. The . 511011 a rnlnplete .piton$ of aellvtty
policy was taken out at a premt4lm in
nnuffigures Lsil111e nolo c of ti'' s.' The
1 •ith La. 44' 111 t4a l 11,•. •,'newly,,,
of one per cent. on. the chance of lt.• 1
the Italian getting across, and the Harriet It t• $1.-.44.2.s
company had to pay. \L l \I l • u,
Another novel and amusing form y..,r \I \I
of Insurance which Is fairly common '''''wec11 -'now 4huc.f;ing and '
.1 . a • '
nowadays is for Dltr}pectivl. parents *iftinl Yt.w, '11.•7 t.n,'t 'leve guy ' r n 1 - 4; •s it. 1.•....
to fake out a policy aCatnst lir rlek 01 lot. •,,h 111'e•11,
•.f .wife.----$tre'R«ly ,00uleh, Pulte . _
an ostensive buefnese 11, done in. this -
class of risk, and reduced premiums
are being foreshadowed in, cnnre-
qurnre.
ARE YOU A SALESMAN OR SALES MANAGI.R?
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Marine Classes
Navigation and Engineering Classes will be
opened in Collingwood, January 4th, 1926.
Candidates prepared for Masters. Mates and
Engineers examinations.
Day and evening classes are arranged.
Gail board and rooms to be secured irl
Collingwood.
Address all communications to
W . H. W hipps,
Sect'y.- areas.
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Trees In Canadian Weal. seriers-nr
Tree -planting on tise farms of ohs
Canadian Wert 15 bine carried out
year by year on an increasing scale
for which satirfsctory Mlle of af-
fairs, credit must be given -•to the
Forestry Branch of the ie•partment
of the lnterlor,_which makes free dfr-
trthutlon of young trees with Instruc-
tion resr.rting their planting and
early car,. •
When 'hie work comm,need in
1901, the first distribution was made
to only twenty farmers, but eines
that time, by moans of lecturer. ra-
velling demonstration care, th. set-
ting amide of an official holiday for
the ,planting of trees. and other Judi- 1#ff'±?
.lour methods of propaganda, the die-
tributioa has become widespread.
An Idea of the extent of thle wort
may be gained from the figures cover-
ing
overing the operations of the forret nitre-
ery stations of the Federal Govern -
at Ifii*n 1'H'e...„ "
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katchewan. Between April 14 to May F
1, 2,470,000 seedling%, cuttings and I
transplants were sent out from Indian
Head to 3,080 farmers. and 2,500,000 I
seedlings and cuttings were distribut-
ed from Sutherland to 3,010 farmer'".
To date, approximately 81,000,000
seedlingt'rnd cuttings of broadleafL
treys and nearly 1,500,000 young' I ••. t,
oprure end pine transplants have
been distributed. This distinction re-
prsents the establishment of approx- ,
tmate• forty thousand shelter belle, rxtxtall
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Grapes. vets+ e' tyy
Front earliest time entree were. ;',,;
grown 1n the ►.ant and In southern
aurope. The grape vine.was Intro-
duced tato England In 1552, being
first planted at Bloxhall, In Suffolk.
In the gardens of Hampton Court
Paine- there wa.. a vine that in its
best days was said to surpass any in
Europe. Ito length was 72 feet and
Its height 20 feet. In one season It
produced 2,272 hunches of grapes,
weighing 10 tons. The stens was 13
Inches In girth. It was planted la'
1709. I;1;
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Oranges were first brought to ICs- 4
rope Prom China by the Portuguese
is 1547. An orange tree was planted
in the garden of a nobleman near
Usbon. and/It continued to best treat
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