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Woody. Jul,!
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Nice and warm, beet It?
01d General *tumidity 1s get.tlug lu
Ids work these dais.
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Are you careful to put a there -seat
stamp ou your letters todgl
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A Load of coal Wag delivered cm
T1"e$.y struck us as rather de teed
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411't yea knew,
to • • •
• DU spkeodid article on Canada's na-
11ma1 aantversary we wM! to
" *este for this how J-- peed for
�► t a year. To40 toot
-40 ir---40.----
The twee atad ttg*b had a Mg day
yesterday And there's no better cup
for the elders than to see the you.g-
sMn misty themselves.
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Considering the number of lin
that have been •ttrct dhp-M. malt*
oft of trains on the C. N. R., Goderieh
fares very well to keeping the old ser-
vice Intact.
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The dusty ea V. s. Jpriodtcals will
not be Irripaieir iiM-August 15th.
That will give you Buie to finish those
I t Adraltlsee
"Farman; bas Ammo ale
upon sr one of the mad l '•ave
dustries In Ontario,""
Henry. Are faruterut ezapet
"retard for these lt1 gurda
matter of fact farming • been al
ways "tbe'- most impurtaut ludustry
1a Ontario. The Goveruwents at Tor-
oidal and Ottawa ought to modals* It.
( qLoottoo r tlf
Lord KUbracten, whiles young
man was Gladstone•s private secretary,
has la a vottarmt 4 remilalrcaaces demi
tbls ae.cr1 tion of his ehtet. charac-
ter
Aa a than Mr. Gladstone wan le a
ch1oyww by laimaett. He was an elites -
ordinarily ,sod taau, but 1 think 1
maty have known other* as Ms
Stet lacttyl gltta were woadsr is but
for pore intellect I have kuo ot,4dq
whom 1 oald place as Gad
higher. didereetiet from
the red of Oho Amman race was, t4'st,
tbe comWoativn ul dame q 1Itlee witlot
the etupeodoes driving power of which'
I Have sucker; sawed, the stern tied
et$Iscttve coetrol which be mahatatped
over his mighty force; and, third, the
gnawingly serviceable quality of sea
mild. whish was always at his
mi wtys rose to the occasion, end
oa itlltsgiy luded Alm with as sad -
less Dow of t ouebts, algumentp, yid
wow i upon any topic under heave,
wth Kbtih betted to deaf.
A4nilrer. of Gladstone need not
quarrel with this discriminating anal-
ysis. There must always be difference
of opinion as to the quality of human
Intellect ; It cannot be exactly weighed
or measured. But hi the use which
Gladstone made of his wonderful In-
ellectual gifts there 1s a lesson for
all. Genius has been dedoed as an Im-
mense capacity for taking pains. The
definition la open to question. but an
immense capacity for taking pains may
make even moderate intellectual pow
ers more useful to mankind than gen-
la with indolence or (1 4ielfl-
rected.
There ■re in the world immeene un-
developed resources of mind and spirit.
mortal stories you are reading -pmt Our system of education is an effort
to develop them, but it must fall short
--.don't. art m m
any ats"-..- of ~two without the eaerciwe of the
• • • student'. will. Even with that. .11 ean-
• oslltams tartf[s week both ways.' not become Gladrsw.e*. Ruskin has
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very truly said that education dnew not
AS- industry at Coboarg le closing I produce equality. hut rather ewpha-•
moist a newspaper despatch states, be- *lees Inequality. Hut neither opsatitzi
}development of each mind and soul to t
its utmost capacity. it 1* a e.mmon
thing for mea and women to look hack
with regret at the neglected opportun-
ities of their *chool and college days,
and yet to neglect the abundant op-
portunities of repairing that error by
Provincial party. confirming el -Pre- tbe Intelligent use of the hours of
miler Ferguson's choice when In refit- I lel*urs that come to the interval* he -
ti from the Premiership he tossed twe.n thheree bread-wiwenninall Drg •etivin*pftles.lta
lhla la wmay
his mantle to his Minister of High- by Gladstone and by others who have
Ways. In the elrcumstanees the party made good use of their Intellectual
stalwart* maid hardly do anything and Rplfltn•l "itis
else, but probably it was the bed i 1
choke they maid make. Possible Brid
-'t wjn o'er all etrasereo� of its raw itterterdtialltflai sat' Important as the
'material owl." to the naw tariff.
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The Conservative eoave*tion at
Toronto last week promptly chose
Premier Henry u the leader of the
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Monday was the Iongestoday. Have
Nes
elle
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s a matter of tact, sunset 1. not
latest on the "longest day." For some
oafs after the Wlmmer solstice the
.:^+` mTiel• to set later, the differ-
- nice in the length of the day being
aside by the later ruing of the sun.
And not many of us get up early
enough to notlee any difference at that
end of the day. -
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The leading buyers of Canadian
tohest, as Hatted by the itominion Bur-
eau of Statistic*. are: Great Britain,
97,485,117 bushels; iaty. 9,014,5O8
bushels; Belgium. 8.479,40.1 bushels;
'France, 8,467,373 bushels; l'nited
Mates. 7,724,(11•'. touthela; China,
7,266,442 humhels ; Japan, 61482,285
bushels; Netherland. 6,194,478 bush
elm ; Germany, 4.218.367 bushels;
1 4•
es
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But He AnyWet Choose of
Many Princesses
1'ARIS, June g4.:-With.._the -rapid
alrccveasion of royaal marriages and the
political earthquakes which have put
s half-dozen thrones on skids In re-
cent years, the field of paalhle bride*
for Edward. Prince of Wales, bis
been reduced from a sizeable number
to but four princesses of reigning
houses( eligible, by tradition of the
British throne, to wed the heir.
The four possible. but hardly prob-
able, Princesses of Wales are:
PrIntoss Eudoxia of Bulgaria, thirty-
three, brunette, and an excellent house-
keeper, sister of King Boris.
Prineeea Juliana of Holland, twenty-
two. blonde and brawny; she 'Mee to
ride a bicycle In the police ganlena.
Princess Maria Franeesea of Italy,
seventeen: the'prettleet of the fonr-
t.t
.�tit
lig any Farmer
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Lvtlence et
Last ttgllla._t@ the
wawa la away M'
tiodorich. With el
and August eta
the same two months el Gnaw reef*.
Business during June is elle to haws
hero better Chale average at the com-
mercial hotels, twos'• camp anti
cabins, despite the fact that the mete
temperature for the mouth was low
and the rainfall heavy. Bollixes' at
tea emmmer bqt tks the Rgnt4•
however. is towit fifteen to twenty
BO* cent. *a compared with June of
net yr
All y1p the u�rtow1 hotels hate
rehear 4 btza o M' pal:tica1ayL,y coin-
Ali
burloees, es betn j oa the in-
tbe memo two mouths of r year".
crease. June was a part' ale guest
month at the Bedford and Brltleh Ex -
(lunge hotels, but thle was partly ac -
(vented for byte influx for the Bras -
seta beak robbery trial.
Nji Park
talk of
an
N
There were aeventeen registration,
at the civic toarlat camp at the week-
end, bringing the total up to thirty
for the scan* to date, as compared
with twenty-sevan one year ago.
Seven tents were pitched at the camp
on Saturday light. One party has
been here for tel days. Those regis-
teHng at the week -end were: H. W.
Canton, Wlndaor; G. H. McKay. Strat-
ford; R. R. Farrow, Mitchell; Bessie
Munch, Kenneth Ward, Dalton Klett,
Mrs. B. Ward, E. C. Munch, B. Ward,
Orville Klee, all of Strafford; Mrs
Casey, F. Smith, ler. and Mrs. Geo.
Sutherland. Rt. Marys: Miss Mary Mc-
Burney, J. D. McKinnon, Mr. and Mrs.
Tuppen. Toronto; James Moore, Tau..
onto. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thompson
and family arrived on Monday from
Tllhemburg •nd will remain for a
week.
Busy at the thistaet
Louring June there were seventy -live
registrations ■t the Sunset, G,derieh'e
summer hotel, as compare' with nine-
ty -odd • year ago. This year's figures
86' nut--htetmle tee tut iww llsye- of
June. Some of thaw registered at the
Sunset at the week -end were: J. M.
Laing. Helen E. Myers. Ethel L. Myer*,
Toronto: Mr. and Mee. X1'un. green,
Bertha Green. A. Droutllaud. Detroit;
Mr. McCormick and the Misses Mc-
Cormick. London: C. E. Ramage and
family, London: Graham Jamieson
and wife, Kalamazoo: Mr. artd Mrs
R. M. Peterson, Detroit; A. G. Fer-
guson, W. E. Ferguson'. Toronto; Mr.
and Mrs. P. Turner, Detroit; Mr.
and Mrs. H. Minim, Detroit : Judge
and Mrs. 0. C. Thomson, Mrs. L. B.
E,silaed. Hamilton; Mutt. Albert Brit -
Boy Br(tnell, Toronto; Mr. and
A. Price,
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wells at hese she
painted several landscape views and aR
so the unmet on Lake Huron. '
Prattle -iffy every- aewitwi4.- v-ottage
-3et t1M lake front 1Tt now (irrupted and
member,* of the summer colony ire ar-
riving deity, the hot wave at the week-
end having had a decided influence
In hurrying up the exodus 1ri.m the
cities.
Me tesetwir Park Opens
Menemetung Park opened for the
Reason on Saturday, with Mr. Alex.
Shearer, of the Cnlveraity of Toronto,
as manager and Mrs. M. Duekworth.
of Detroit, In charge of the kitchen.
The r•ottaeen are again all oeeupted
and the demand greatly exceeds the
number available.
As is the ease with other Rummer
hotels thla year, owing to a enol. wet
June, the Reason's opening at )Gene. 0l agrteuttnral 1
setting Is later than usual this year. paid only :lays. 7s
Mut bookings for Tater in the Renown alio per ton. Th64imatel total saw
are quite heavy. lig to pnrchaaers NO $1732.Rttti
Greve, 4,032,896 bushel's: • • British brunette and gay.
Road Africa,' 2,535,1110 bushels, and Prince. Ingrid-1'ictorta of -Sweden. Russia ie .now growing more wheat Make tivi sfimwn Pay
twenty-one- tall and_ Abode' Ingrid -kr than the - tntted States]. hut Judging Ontario nauatll is about tour
8utiaTiti, T, ,Ole$ Istehe tT* .o ivdd,.A y Ru.dia'a--nlPthods it one•laa f. milliksmoseets of hay c
webs to note that ('hint and Japan and ranks with her 'as 111e moat stately won't yield as much dowugh. -Wichita
Ioth„gke considerable quantities. priuceast In all Europe, Just like the }ogle.
ibehirra in fairy tales. ---
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eblteeh.
N.Mhes f
aad
ti 0 that
quality
Dart
DDt.tr
tow ell
dally f
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The valets -
peering
of an
ata' t'eMld
Statism
*Md. 1p
from . • •
pquytde
e•
of
• two yea*
ledge of what
kelyd is y��d
t
du re ase total to
cressl
In/ power of
operatloes,
A fleck Um
Ing the winter
toward the se
they begia u,
yield droW n
ceases without
there suspect
temaln on the
which infests
the day. return
log time, cause
Elford, Donato
recommends f
the birds with
(ng blue ohtm
and for the r
a strong solutl
other cretlin
the creek's in t'
at regular ha•
fashion at int
mended-
Ceti
Announce
poration of t:
Co. with oath
We. The c
struct and
primarily f,.t
growers of
the apple g
Forest a -
w
4
tire
Is becoming more
preduetive mixed
year as
ries
fly 01
a muted -
or .-� `"Mao., as
Wooed
to to -
1, bJert
qr in the ae-
ration
n-ration
Yeas
ROO
row
tripe;
LT:
„` Mira'
•
k wily ' *-
slow imp
hen
lot the
tutu It acacia
a t resew,
lice, which
the ted mice
re ike* during
me eirdo at roost -
Made. r. C.
ry sea.
dusting
soder and apply-
,, ath the wine
pL,he recommanda
ns. or ally
mates to
gad uest singer
tbfeeehout the
Seib* in etatlar
Is also recent -
the bees,
irrae-
a ens-
of re a Moat
district ..04
'Medford amid
('
An
0
.9f Agriculture
turn ■ cow out * ai-'
on a empty stoma*;
teed of dry hay bete
IdO : have • supply of water
av or -sear the pasture at all
times; don't tura the rows out on a
Zeal gesswre, era vesture
asrya. heavy dam or
Much of the danger
as* be avoided by sailing grass
'with •(talk In seeding down the par-
terpr- The cows prefer grass to le-
gume* suet as alfalfa or sweet clover
•qe1 will take the edge off Weir ■ppe-
tithee before feedZ ou these.
Veh shte ter Dairymen
The Dalry Branch has recently is-
sued a',•',,'iructtve leaflet entitled
" aid the Remedlea
WO t • • Besood-"gads Cream."
cry note states that
regulat oma^under the Dairy Products
Act require• iW a premium of one
cent per poiundeet butter fat he paid
fur *peels' grade creme over deet grade
erste, and • prosiest of three 'cents
pen pound of butter fit for nest grade
cruet over second grade cram' The
leq'Net points out how these looses may
be aveldedeead enumerates eontaoa de-
tectar-41p aecoed grade cream. epeetal
g 4tipsrem U says, can se secured
7 ,j *peeled, careful about keep-
ing evaertttag clan and sanitary, sad
canting the cream gajtily to under
fifty degrees and keeping 11 under flat
teftaperature. A day or *pies of tbM
twat may be obtained be applying
the Dalry Brandt. Qatari. Depen -
ed Agriculture, Teraina.
BIPPOEIMD TO HAMeT CLOOKNO
At tit last meeting of doutbamp
o.ott�l a petition was presented
usellingletat the bylaw autbortaing
he tielemg-0., storm for the wt41107
half-iwtldaya duties tile' summer
months be repealed -
A motion autboriaing tete repeal of
ahs bylaw as tt-cnocerns gravers, craft.
confectionery and drug acorea was
purred by a majority of (outwit Aa
amtsendment anthotiiing the repast
at the bjiae- with regard to att neanos
was lost on • vote.
Aa Soptkamptton is a summer til t
and1144 v Utile farm triode the saq-
mer are the hareems timet
the htsgtn es mere of that -town 'a
early dosing atoms like throwing
away tbe merchants.' chance.. of mak-
ing cal while the sun shines, meta-
phorically peaking: A leading Wier -
!On mero•hgat hlfornted us that before
tourists eomttianced W nrke their
sudrer home* on Bruce Peninsula
Jniy and Auguat mer„ 111. worst
mouths, new they are him hest two
mouths of the year. With Lake Hur-
on on the west, Indians 00 the north,
Port Elgin only • few miles to the
south, and only the east to Gra
w
formers from, it seem* *;h wise
ria policy on the
ural g.t►�te�y Dart of
1 ceder- merchant* to keep right o. Ssb fee
of Tech- six days of tee week during the con
m . A. (• , ing asoa.--Chesley 'lDater►rS•e.
ar.
of
tilde a
of the
resits'
roMetitli
George, R.
freta and f
Depathe rumirst top.
In which the red.
limestone submit
operation. T110
ablpped was 1
pald $1.175.79 1
venttons anaosint
average rate pa
wee .752 a ton as
an average freigh
estimated averag
the railways at
acted Is $1.86. w'.
,1
la charge of
nbutteh for the
spree ter
h • and 'day,
tariff and
y were in
ncost of limestone
i idle, purchasers
11j and tbe sub-
tle 91,005.72. The
1 the purchasers'
subventions .644
( ate a :1300 The
rate per ton had
Government not
sea the purehamer
utOale bra. actually
average .suing of
th
Oriental market Iii one which may he i Tet years ego, when Edward of
capable of very eonaklerahle deeelop- Widen wan first looked upon as a mar -I
Went In the years to-vome. rtage'ahte youth, he had 1T choice.
There were dozens of royal prim -ewes
available. and every chancellery sought
to foment a Marriage with the Britlih
heir. Gradually revoluftona and mar-
riages have reduced the field and the
C. Baof Sinewt ruse scent trouitlea in Stalin cut off two
Bert
esadidate; E.ries. a foreign princess she mu* he of
s . • •..• • ,
Norfolk county is having a triangu-
lar light for the seat made vacant by
the death M Hon.' John R. Martin. A.
in he (; rvative
W. ('ruse 0[ ilimene 14
more Is.aaib1.',', for If the Pries".. mar -
410 Liberal nomltww, fond A. C. Stew- a reigning family, otherwise• he is free
art of fort ihtver to an independent to marry an Englidiwoman.
candidate Mr Rtewart Is described
Ma a contractor. and it'wr'are not sig-
` tynken he was p resident or Glderi•h
the late 'fel'n, irhel he Wee *Raocia-
Ig ti to tornItre. for -.. to
191.' Mr. Martin carried Norfolk with.
• 1aree, majorltlee, but years ago it rased
to be fairly good fighting ground for
Julians Of Holland mono destined
the Idbenib. The remit will afford a for martinis with a Teutonic prineet
- -•$sal art-- tete-7mnwtlnrite-of.-fhe- Mpn;'Ts.nuw ib8e Tws i ii b11.inetl,
Government. - _ but lei etrry rase tit; ,'oitrt of the
Netherlands AMR issued an official de-
nial of betrothal. Mort mentioned poe-
slide huslanda hive leen' the young
Prime of ttas•hem-('oburg Gotha and
Prince Guillaume van Erhach Schoen•
berg,
Juliann 1' an only child. and' all
each is destined to -w em the throne
-ter mrrther Some tfitr -"!Rr: _
marry (1 prIn a who 110a nothing else
to do but mit. with her as Royai Ca -
sort. Edward of Wit lea a Ala own
work rnt Ont for himt ran hard-
ly bre expected to alt nn both fbronea
In The Hague sod London.
There are l few more IPRser prim
teams unmarried in the snorts of Eur
Including four slater', from
twenty-four to twenty-eight. of Zoe 1.t
o[ Albania, but that houme ham ben
ere Its throne for leas than three pins.
and In hardly to bre (smoldered when
marriage* are talked of
Teat.'.- vetribe.mite native ot'mar-
prsttj let
Taking the remaining field, it would
serum that the rheum's of Ingrid Vie-
toric were beat, for the Britlah throne,
whcn in donbt. Ila. often turned to -
rd s
o -
rd. 14e, ndliia *1,i courts before.
Princess Ingrid bos that rare besnty
whirl] come* (I nuj ldeuding ut.t'rpn•h
warn] Hood with flet of old England.
for her mother AIM Margaret of
nought. a royal princess. of Great
lir' tain.
• • •
• Reports from sone milldam of West.
ern Canada are.dieinat in tin' extreme.
Heat and drought and wind)] have de-
stroyed s.y ptualiect of a erop, end
navy fsmlillta, it I. reported, have
nothing a -4g( -and Wilda* to melt in ,f
exchange for font This le a actuation
that cane for immediate action by the
Ottawa authoritles Obelualy the
*aak'ipalttien In these afrtcknn ae•-
ties will not be elle to extend the
• 1
seeded relief and the Prnvin lel Gov-
,
ov
, eenineejs are already hampered bt
t,,, •eels obllpttoaa In tonne tion with
pgatJe vtiMt rr'e� It IR a national
s�IRene-. Tho depapstlatlon of.large
lsttlos of tM. erect be a rat
-,a.oCanaOa---a that
" as oldr4 it all"
i.
oef
.. t 5 ►' __..•.,fit --!S,
tD
ten
ss
roe- Tr $l!' et *Tfth a ave
e** .to4.1 irtmi
J
�'seer•,►h�Yf.:+ar'� alt" ,.
Asn ever dame.
AN SAY O0 TWO OOW
The Home of Comment* at Ottawa
r
1 tree )
It iltg average Canadlaa
were anted
to wine the most popular book in the
wooed. whit would be say' That Is a
mower -tee• anecdotic*: but what be
onght to say Is clearly tndkatsd by
the facts brought out at the recent
annual meeting of the Rrittab and.
Foreign Bible Society. -That organ-
isation spent $2.000000 lent year upon
the translation and dtstrftwtlon of the
Bible. 1t was printed 1n 654 different
languages, and the total number of
volumes sent out during the year was
11$R,226.
Thar is more titan the circulations
of auy twenty other (rooks published
during 1930 tout together. it is .Ix
fiat% whet It wag eighty years ago.
And the elreulatton of the 811.1.' among
English-spwnking people has actually
more than doubled sine the cisme of
Ow war. There 1n fond for thought
la that for throw w•ho are nfwaya be -
Wailing the gale bless of the present
Arisention. ,
each year. in pawl; scrum the Prov -
Ise Just before ham one c.1,0(4 help
feeling that mans 4 these acres are
not paying the tate and the coot of
handling the crept Statistical reports
indicate an averse. yield of only one
and one-half tonne,. the ace• and thin
has Its light momenta, and one of can certainly ie *tea Improved upon.
these ()marred recently when eno..For the Meadows, Ind drainage and
mates of the Department' a Airfield- *Weet soil are vert important. Boots
tore were under consideration. Cod. °f "saess and clove/ see *low to pene-
ii. A, Mullins. ('on.ereathe member trate wet.solia and el.rever there 1* a
sur Ins -of water m] soil air la abut
fur Marquette, and }
an. experienced p
cattle man, read f.. the Fnn.Pss brief out and 11P1101. the taetertal life is either weakened "r k111e1. Another
*.say whirl) he gold had been written point In meadow ingsttvenieut is the
by a Minnesota erdlegr student. it wan line of high gelatin seed. If poor seed
as follows .
"The row is a fc'nml' quadruped
with nn alto vote.• and a erunten•
Moor In whish there Is no riffle.
Slip` collaborates with the pane isl the
prrllietioh of a II...Lt
provide. the filler fair hash. wnnaatrns.
Mat �tmltar tthjeete. and at Inst fa
mklmel • lop those she boa b•Ilellpel
as mortals eommonly raw.
"The young cow 1R called a rtlh
At arrtl-21$.-.tha�llnnu0u tura nt'�
(•hleken anted. breaded rent and other
rase. -of which leo f'nrt►wr knuwleejge
1. ne•atsarr
'Th.. toes' 8111 is mantled aft
i, Int. a universal joint. it Is weed
to dlntn0] marauding files end the
tos.mel col the end has ''time edu-
cational t••Ine. Penns,'. who cone in
contact .I*111 fhb tassel have voc'ab--
ninrtt'a'lrtltet'nttar grad tmpreuatrie
get,.•. -
"The row ha. two stotnaeht•,, The
one on the groom' floor 1s nme11••ak►'i
warehouse ■nrl has 00 oak_
tion. When this one Is filled: Ste..-sW
satires ton quiet spot when•'iter'brad
manners will .wra*lon n0 mtdmPnt.
The raw material thus conveyed for
the second time to the Ulterior of her
face Id pulverized anti delivered to the
auxiliary stomach. where k 1. con-
verted into cow. '
"The cow has an upper plate. All
of -her teeth are parks' 111 the levet
purl of bar' feet. -' • -
w tet��,.�q. by �Hr
W7 -flat 1iumle'r Or
)e..-iesmt. Abe IIJJde...at (t..AJR,..�'.
some ini'xpllr•eble reason, aslu,mnl or
hesitant about admitting that they do
so. Yet they have no need f,. heS+1=
fair. The Bible, even from the pure-
ly 'literary standpoint. cuutatus more
gems of literary writing than ant
other single hook. It s.utalus more
nnuanove, more history• more phtl-
n•si.phy,.. and more biography. And It
i4 the only book in the world which
you ,'an read Iackwan1 with as much
enjoyment as from the beginning.
MOTHER KNOWS BF,AT
Mother was inclined to worry mid
whenever anyone 'went away Inab,tel
I. u.ed the meado s starts out with a that .they keep her- pwote.l on evert
hnndlc•*p. Gond dndaag.. good seed, ` tbing. "it's *et essay thew days," a,tId
and a liberal ate .pct of suitable fertU- I mother sensibly. "one Is always near
leer snake profitalibmendows. 11 telephone. and Emig Distance Is so
quick and, ntlsfactory. 1 don't know
,•..uwt ...u><, Weal-JeeredFteveteel what lain- d.rwtthnnt 8 --
-Apiary Inap'e•tor• of c►.' A. C. are •
flnd*0 -tir�jyTsa--r-Pte 1 the comities of .
I.ntuhton. iS1111cne fid Grey the pres-
eenep of the older vtrdent type of Eur-
opean] foul brood It Is algnifl-
entit that in these plebe* the atee�-. .
*re mostly black. This variety of tree
Is gmrticularly nu- ',ARA'. to European
foil brood. Api.-t, ,rare ,lemon*tr*tlons
were reently hell M the (vntntko of
omtnrio. Victoria n 1;1mcn*. in an
effort to Ismer 16.- emit of produring
qu,ei'n.. 1lm bkq. n 1,�tt Rt G. A. C. had
established a dor.•i lefty nuclei.
Weekly (r
Weather satditi.n are been very
favorable In meat 'netts of the Prnv-
In,e, and the null„ M very prnmis-'
Ing for fall wheat. cfalfa sal cMver.
't tatting of alfalfa h4bcrn under way
In many dlatrtrte nn the crop Is fairly
heavy. The frequent,imwerd and warm
weather have been +pry favnrahle for
ma In Western (ttmegrlo. The straw,
harry Crop ham been its very abundant
ono, with pekoe ran from 12 to 1:S
routs a hog. Early tip and head
lettuce are reported gybe plentiful In n
number of dl*rlets,;;i
tm1 t 0 keen
*bt..,_swra sweep. w
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soothe. the
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Judge • • es
Claim for Damages
{totsp Evlikonep of Driver of One
pt > vo (s in Oo11Wo; Lack-
* 111 frankness
Judge T. 11 Costello ou Tbereda7 1
last healed, -.lodgment is the a
care flu[ Punesia--i Antoate, itederleb .a
fruit merrhan-t'i, ,t tet•U W Rent, of
Haetdltwo. as action arta ms out of as
automobile acrideut which occurred on
August 30111, 1930, ■t a Jtrldge near
Amberley. There war a eollbloo and
plaintiffs claimed It was caused by the
exces$ve rate Of speed ■t which Beet
was Mid to bare been travailing. A
stale ler POO damagee was entered.
gctko Mae dlamiseed. also Ute do-
ors
e-ors counterrlalm for $250, but
w tests to the defending.
In his Judgment His Honor says Le
part: "Jaepor Antonio, Jr.. eon of nae
of tits plaintiffs. was di -Ivies the
plaintiffs' truck and a witness named
C tsilo, sitting with the driver, had
• coal opportunity of seeing Just what
actually happened. Unfortunately for
the plaintiffs' Pause, there two wit
newts are not ezactly at one with re-
gard to their evidence and 1 am le-
eltned to believe that Jasper Autoul*o
did not frankly state all that be actual-
', saw and did just before the acci-
dent happened_ No ceeotlo0 wan i
by Antonio of the fact that Clog
pts cosspanton, grasped tbe seer'
brake and that he, Antonio, DIL
Costello ter this setlon, and to nee
Costello's words se cd. 'That's you!'
adding that to free himself. Aut��ttpp
bla elle.to lay ml94,
the iaupq. te se of the collie
mad for that resuoa the plaintiffs'
Males muff be disallowed.
'The defendant la not MOWS
blameless. Neither he Rev his witateree
have astlslisl me that with their ear
under proper control it should mat have
Wen stopped before It suderoni the
damages elalnwd by the defendant -
For this room the defendant's coun-
ter -eosin should 10 disallowed."
L F. ihm•ey was counsel for plain-
tiffs mud C. l'. Ravage of Hamilton
acted for defendant. The cane, atter
three adjournment*, was heard a
Monday. June 2J. In Casty Court.
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- T1 1tNCOtlle Talc -
(Chimney Enterprise's
The charge has been mads in the
t>�'aaudios Elegise of commons that the
hedget delivered a few week* ago fa
vows the wealthy men of thlr country.
Mr. Heap, Labor 11.1'. for Aorth Win -
mode 1 eomparison-le the old
ass new taxation of Income wbleb
so far was not Wen challenged. Here
it is •
Income ()id Tax New Tax diving
$ 150,000 $ 34.544 $ 31,635 $ 919
21M1400 61,406 46,125 5,371
260,000 61/072 58.0311 10,447
300.000 87,048 71.125 15.973
400,000 124,200 96,125 28,075
500,000 162,862 121.12d . 41,627
700.000 242,928 171,111 71,803
1,000,000 302,1128 2411,12. 11,11,ffi4
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