The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1926-1-14, Page 2Coast to Coast
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WALESt
e ville, N.—The scallop fishing in Western Canada endeavoring to
ndustry in the Bay of Fundy in the arrange for a regular Supply of
vicinity of Digby, continues to flour- creamery Itutter, Western Canadian
Isla During the month a November butter is now highly' favored in the
the quantity a scallops sent to Boston Britieli markets, and dealers are pre-
inarkete totalled over $6,000 value. pared to take practically the mitre
This is an inclustey that promises to output if they can be assured of a
become permanent and it is attracting regular supply.
tonsideralale attention.• , Saskatoon, Sask.--Thirty-five cases,
Saint the N.B.—Cattle shipments
containing 102 black foxes, the largest
through the port of Saint Jelin to idioshipment yet arriving in Western
t
Old Country dining the week ended Canada, were unleaded lately in. Sas-
kateon frem Port Elgin and Frederic-
ton, New Brunswick, They will be
used for breeding purposes at the new
Prairie Silver Black Fox Farm here.
Edmonton, Alta.—A poultry pool is
nOW in operatiOn ie Alberta under the
name of the Alberta Co-operative
Poultry Producers, Limited. Poultry
raeducts will, be marketed through.
the provincial government's marketing
service, which has offices in Edmon-
ton, Calgary and Lethbridge.
Sunneerland, B.C.—Exceeding the
fernier champion's record by seven
pounds of butter fat, the senior' yearl-
ing Jersey heifer "Farleigh St. Mary's
• Beta," owned and developed by the
Dominion Experimental. Station • at
Summerland, British Columbia, has
just -established a new world's record
for her breed and age, it is announc-
ed by the Central Experimental Farms
Winnipeg, Man.—It is understood at Ottawa. In 305 days this cow pro -
that buyers representing Old Country duced 9,018 pounds of milk and 524
• wholesale produce dealers la a been pounds of butter fat.
Dec, 12th, Were the largest for any
one:week in many years, Three stearee
• eliipe loaded about 1,45� head here.
Quebec!, Que,—It is understood that
an agreement has been. reached be-
tween the Clarke interests and. the
Provincial Qovernment regarding the
construction of a pulp and paper mill
'in the bay formed by the St. Charles
and St. Lawrenee Rivers, at Quebec,
and that work would be started early
• next apring. The output of the mills
Will be shipped to England and. util-
ized by newspapers controlled by Lord
Rothermere,
Iroquois, Ont.—M. 0. Wallace, poul-
try raiser in this • district, won the
• higheet honor's With his entry ie the
• Brahma cockerel and pullet division
• in the Mid -West Poultry and Pet Stock
Show held in Chicago recently.
Winter Color -Print
A grey afternoon without wind,
A still, mistiness! of town and winter
combined,
When folk. sit within door,s
And yellow lights show palely through
the windows.
An old poplar tree drapes the balcony,
1 A. dark -grey etching of innumerable
branches
Marvelously combined in rhythmical
• order.
The- twigs curve upward,
And bud; like little hands,
Seem to be lifted in praise toward the
sky.
• A mauve -grey pigeon rests heavily in
the tree,
Hie fea.tliers in perfect tone with the
picture—
A. silent, solemn 'watcher in the color -
print. • -
Below, a split cocoanut, suspended
• from a branch,
• Twists slowly on its string
This way than that,
And a blue tit, clinging to the edge,
Pecks—pecks—pecks from its doubt-
ful balance.
In the midst of the , balcony a ghost
ball,
Head Polar Flight.
Capt. George Hubert Wilkins, Like a Japanese lantern,
ror and explorer, -who, with Steer's- \ Glows ruddili;
vrilI lead the expeditioo. of ftniJ±i5 the of the laz04), within
•
The Window Picture.
There Wage Magic picture ,on, miy
wal‘
Premed a glees, ea anyerie! MOT see ;
1 home net hidden it in.seixte !dark hale
Or tor its view charged any men
When etrangers tome tel
o eit In my
. . hour% ' •
1 Wa'itical inetinatious with ⌣
At *flee !Mete :hwy. eyes begin. to. roam.—
They elaselte My easitie, vie lack. 'of
Style, • ,
Upon their lett they 's litteachibis
(Sucei ciente are euttielmase ekiniee
nineteen three!)
While *melodies, is hung . laricanne
(Hew I Attend :mob. a =Ss they cannot
-
Now my beet picture never has Peen
seen,
Us! beauty, Oa mydele, is4 not admired;
I smile at guests whe claim n: vision
keen,
Natural Resources. Bulletin.
---- THREE INTERIORS
The Natural ReSOUrcee Intelligence
Service of the Dept. of the Interior ,...--eeezz—,e
at Ottewe saye;
Canada has entered vixen a new
year which may he to her one of the
greatest in advancement that history
shall record, With the brightest of
PresPects, with records of developmentu.nsurpasd,
unsurpassed, she stands to reap a har-
vest of progreee beyond any yet ex-
perienced.
Canada is now beteg rediscovered.
The world is awakening to the fact
that in our natural resources we have
unconverted wealth beyond the dream.
of a Midas. Early reports of produc-
tion for 1925 bow material gains in
practically all lines of development,
while in sienna of the more important
the increases shown have been Phee
nomenal.
• In agricultare, without the •abnor-
mal conditions created by the war,
• that
.11
Canada has leaped crops ave
When ithey vavel by my window min_ establiihed a record second only to
set fire& 1915, Her agricultural products are
eer jydjair moanoketr. also bringing good prices, so that the
farmer will have a reasonable profit
. co ago the late"( bees that a year or
ueen Alexandra had
h.er guest at Marlb '
rough House for
RUMOR SELECTS BRIDE Loudon roman
FOR PRINCE OF WALES•
eeedish Priticens
the delightful
Visit Their Majesties at !near her.
onths, but the PI ince hardly went
• daughter of
ss Astrid of Sweden to ;
indess Ingeborg,
n her mother's
er Queen Alex -
Prince
Buckingham Palace, 1 Princess Astrid i a
A' despatch from London says:— ' Pberiinillece aChgarralensdnairiede I
,
Princes Astrid of Sweden is about to ' sideThf the late Dm
den, and, according to an unnamed Martha, were dinn
at andra,
pay a visit to the King and Queen
papers are all agog. Agri s impe ing N
With.d, the annound
Buckingham Palace, and the pews -1
She is a niece of the King of Swe- the Princess and ha
I Palace, it became 1
Swedish diplomat, she is one of the King and Queen la
prettiest girls in Europe. She is just Prince of Wales a
anent of Princess
it to Buckingham
nown to -day that
sister, Princess
r guests of the
t November, the
d Prince Henry
twenty,. a keen sportswoman, and a also being preseet ,
delightful dancer. Miereover, it is 1 Princess Astrid a
pointed out that this -will not he the I the were else ,guest
first occasion OIL which she' has met; of Norfolk during
the Prince of Wales, as she stayed in I visit. When they
London about a year ago. Wheeher
the Princess has any romantic dreams
no, official information is available,
but if so, she is pitted against an
by the Duchess, P
present, but not the
This led to rumor.
ti Princess Mar -
of the Duchess
heir November
ere entertained
nee Henry was
rice of Wales.
in society that
prince Henry also as interested in
1 one of the siste.rs.
elusive Prince Charming.
Beauty of Snow.
The peach flower aaad the plum. flower
have a beauty,
'Which flourish in the warmth of sun
Stoop to Succeed.
Nothing will !twee go right in bust -
mese if you aren't phynacally lit, and
•the best way to secure flenesa In win-
ter ie by !taking some !siinple emereisee.
• Those niec5t involve stooping ^OMB
peerably 'the meet vainable. You
sttop to eueceed.
• Wt ai the knees straiht and the
heels together, bend •down slowly un-
til Ithe fingers toll*. Vile toes or, if
possible! the floor. Breathe out as you
go down. Come slowly to the upright
pasittion 'again, breathing iai ais you
do so.
With the feet •apart, the knees,
eitiraight, amid the arms raised sideways
borisorutail 'ositio,t
!saowly until you can see the wail be-
hind you. . Keep upright, and remain -
bee that your Iva:eat amerseles are the
fret consideration end not ,these of
your neck. Do this' agitternately to left
and right.
Froin the same starting position,
bend down to touch, your left heel with
your right hand, and oom,e up again.
Then touch the right heel with rtabe
left hand, keeping the knees and arms
straight throughout.
/1t1 the hedis togetlh.er, rise on your
toes and !stretch your arma above your
head as high as possible. Bend your
knees outwards llairly quickly and
bring your hands between your thigh3,
to the floor, bending the back • but
keeping the seat on the heats.
From six to twelve repetitious of
each movement should be sufficient.
Ocoast:onally, et, intervals in the
day's work is • • • ful toGrit -
• Exploi
A former's wife; is,
smartn,ess, aptnesa a
her eon—a lad sixty
lady acquainta
dnIt shower; s Tezei*.!
/0,0,4.Y%, strne-1 _
speaking of the
d intelligence of 1--q.""."..
eare
,, with the feet eat on
e knees together, and
- round as far as .p -os,
above the cost of production.
minina, the output fa increasing,
settled labor conditions exist in all
provinces, good markets are at hand closed 'only tgrcup ok people exter-
ior the output, and capital is aerting reline over the price of some vegke
a return sufficient "to infivence the Veiee. Presently the thin figure
investment of additional funds ler af Moorish, woman with her baby •
stayoftdh:vcelenPtilnneenntt, not 1137 in luM-f feet the baso
Canada's forests are no r the main- prems,ed tsie acaliwt her, and et her
,greene Dor will ,the
her but in pulpwood. Bet asel eeereeeee- waS;4‘,1megaining - Proud,
and the wed are being called upon 'straight, slim! es a lance stood the wo-
for building material by the 'United man, fees) uncoveeedef in her eyes a
se.daess that daatened her beauty, for
Drawing the reggod eurtitiai'
Canittixaesi weireeeblitterated.. There bay
tho babe. , The floor, 'covered with
rough matting arid a little raw, as
atis media joseeb mentehled oa the lett
gazing at the iiwed.
iley lona ePPe
owaddling olothesi, !while Mary lar. be-
hind it halt 'eupeorted•!, evillest '
straw. Heir brand ireathedeout tom*
elle. babe limbs, in. the !shadow
hind Was 'Et Nredaarn, ahreualed white
weeder). robes; li.ea aged"- face, (lurk
from exposure, looked, ‘doave on the
group reverently, •
Outside, !Cattle aaa asses moVed
abent in the Ponalak and mew, !loaded
,or -unleaded their beete ..4s, I locked •
the •child stretchedrout its tiny ernes
sszd ,Tosech and Mary leaned! closer in
the gloote the
Only some refugees from the Span -
lee Zone !ariveu into Tangier bY
bonebe Only a poor eleardelli Motater
anten infant? Nay, caw the -Holy ,
Family that 'day! • .
*
The -sunshine without was daz-
ling that the doorw,ey ot the Jewielt
larovieion %bor..) Arzilla , et 'first dis-
°mad ddIeltingnished, a little child
• States and other countries, lnrnber,
lath, shingles and dimension timber she was beautiful The short tat
finding a ready market. 'swarthy ehoplteaper gesticulated and
Marc• . and more is the newsprint gabled; tee womans face never '
industry of the world being centred in tereid its !triage* sadness. The baby
Canada, and particularly is this the mewed restiesely; the ether child
case with the North American con- pulled at bar !cloak. She atooe tali and
tinent, where Canada has wrested straight and proud, refusing firmly to
from the United States the premier be beaten down from the price she set
position in newsprint production: The upon ilea' wares. Who won? Del she
paramount position of Canada in this get the Dew' poor !coins needed to buy
industry is influencing many of the her ooarse ibreacl, I do •not know, for
larger organizations across the line lit was time to be getting' on to Tan-
to remove .their activities to Canada, elm ,
with the resultant increase in employ-•
ment for labor- •Out of the low door of ithe hovel, ap-
Canadian' fisheries were very sue- pareartly its only opening, • camo a
cessful during the year just past and yoluee woman who added bite of aried
the sea fishermen of both east and thestieseerne! to the blaze in her little
.
west coasts report excellent yields mrthenmeno stove. it was. the hour
of eating. Tite rules of ytaniadan, the
with good mark-ets for their output.
Canada last season was visited by Moslem fest, forbade all toed or drink
many' thousands of tourists. They while the sun, asi up, but as it sinks to
cerne. from all pts of -the world and resit • these tiny fires may be scan , , •
carried a -way impressions that will not among the IVIoorish hamlets, and. wo-
early Ve forgotten. The hearty "wel- men melte a meal dor their lords anti
come they received is evidenced by the anaztare, in they kitchens, the great
stories of their experiences appearing outdours....
in their local press and outing publi Leming ageket the eerioe ee (-bleed
greaterinesuearssi% wofillthweist-e man i•unitil ;ale bpaaaue aware
of my
lay le tsiistoonarss s, t i iAI s
general rulethey are p estenoe. Young and amiling h was
f spenders, and they ar . • ty-to-V.e, • do.-
ea •The coming stalite I Avitteleed the 'young wie-