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by. *r1..4OT MOSES* Dkresto
N TA R
BOWMEN'S ASSOCIATION
qo�nwail Into
peon, 'Ll4c'ludl
Abe 0anxd%tb Ytowun's itinora" xiny
.dor, the' -first' ;ti'tue this. Yea and;
. 'We are patticplarlY! glad to be able
to visit this. fart of'.uglnnd,
..;the •first, time, {too; 'Palladian, plow -
;men:: ariigipateti j ,the WeSt,
,1a14 ' cli_au pion pi wilt' :inateii: •Our
• rads ;plowed. a good land and X nm
:t'dery'x proud of ' them*. _ :BB,t .before
more about ,Cornw31.11 'a
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sy'.any . �d
• 410,. Cornish i aaicb> 'let. she tell you?
what:: has 1.11ippei*1 S14ee .nip last •
letter,
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Dasher and Alvin, •Mark didn't' ala
,pear tor but` ! 14e :next day' •
they were „back on their feet and„
"feed." Bob ° 'Tifhber.s: , took every-,
thing inr -his stride and. acted as
though ocea4r 'Voyages' were nothing'
new for iii rxt, But.. i •I1bert ;Me»
Faddiu. gained• .the admiration •of
,the;group'by nstinissing a"nnaeal rind
ou.ble, Ile of "ever'y-
thing on the menu..:
Journey to Loaridon .
*' When we `landed at 3euthampton
a stranger inaamedtateiy approaeled '
.
us;* 1riOg 1f vee were }file=-0eni4,dinn
wadi making :kis' d�rot y x'etilxo. strip plowmen: Shortly afterwa).'ds
across • the . Atlantic, The ' largest three otter ;nen ii repreSeuiltative'
liner (34,18§' tons) . built• anywhere
since „ tae end ..'ol* '.tlaie war,. „the
OAronia•." is also one, of the most
bea utia ul mid modern,. It has -
every' • convenience that . you' can,
find; in, a inoderi hoteia .dud the,
`fx. h #canis, ;'acre are:
•011,1st cout'ess: ' we „found :the , ex..,barkingo'-° t
, ei. �r
:tenor which was ,Painted in";four 'stall wondering how tile. knew vpkio
•
Shades of green, soanewh`at • st•t3fili•nwe were,
Abe iouraiey from , $00thataptpn
we were told 'that :this Color' sthexne
, .. ,London a;ve ,us' cur' •first 'bit 'Of
is e�eeti,'vo"" in � a>•edlncirag' glitz glare„ to ,�? .. g,
trav b rail ° in "England. r•: !.te
The, bedrooms; are'ec�luli�i?ed ,with' et, S� , , . g . , .. , .�
iba'tii) . telephoner ' 'electric 1141,04 trails in ',England acre ,quite' differ,: ,,
r f ur r,. , o . One rtllin the
-*Pete'
. en't }411 ;4. ,. h".r o, thin$'r
ci.oi,'iies- o_ ,seis and a, . ventilo.ti4n� ..
ss he e are; t xrteen : air a gine and: 'the.' coat12es','are'
y rein. �• '`;�, r ..�., .. , h �� ,
re h . sua'nller, ,The .coaches have a pas-.
Conditioned' public• xooains whe t .e , �,•. � ...• .. ;
, sage ikon , bne side with the seat
.ca � to h e i co ... g
Ship's ;spassengersn n ,
p
u.g •�
of the C N.R., the Anglo. Americai
Ail `Company aa�nd a plhotograpbet .
�carne:,.tip to us' and aslked` the snipe
question. 'G e., were naturally ' sure-
`prised• to,;'be spotted.. as' Canadians
aulong • hundreds of perpoas • disem
• In accommodation . running cross,-
plete, comfort.: tither, canvea4renCes g.
wipe rather than lengthwise Train
are •t ea+bx .•: E. ba 1 five -piece _• - , ._.w_...., , e .
a.b,e. c_pe, P. ,. ,..
,. .rave i En land is exce .tion _ l .
rc estra mn lain .,.and, a cpm �.•,. , .. , , .. , . , • . ;.�..
old t t
heat/ , .owing:. we ,axe t...., .o lie .
- lete :.hospital lth..a doctor �<..
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n :tori t is allowed of ly nth rtj,�..ttr our: party, fo> .. zea..., ere ander sand; Robert. came S._ :d d aluwst
e•weda iv n ermiiis on;t- visit ,.. Y' °o ,, fi . : . . ., {
g P to
v.. all 'welt ut they. eemed
._ �. _ i that . n land x_ s .. u w b _ y s
- . _ . he im cess oil •t IJ g .. _. era ,
• _ - a 'line .. er ear t _.., . y. •
ons.. of . , so .. l} .. ,. ,
the lower axt,of the shipand were s �, gall g - .l' •y: _. .. a..
1?. , ll; ` :.No we le. rn that.,the.. ' b`e: up. a ainst sti opposition..
.: .; :.. �. at►d"so must,:oi* ne£essity, frill back agcy sma w . i► .� .r. .
ai aged at he massive amount of - ..._}
.a r
Match,. this •e wasd
i.largest year
he liadee
. ,.. areth yv
reel eonsi tin' f al • . es'of ma»' on,, rail, transporta'tfbn, firitlsh, Isles ^° third . ,T #�._
s. er o - , to , tised farand • icke and as a result
'W`hen we reached Waterloo �Sta-• islands in the world, . :
shingly necessary oto operate aIle 'tion y ,. , �. - ..it fro �
• • . _huge w all j . the southwesternkost there were comped Urs m 200
• tram we took: a �taxl. {to our hotel~ Corn...; ,... e ; Were . . � , , ,
liner, and'
to see, a _ilwe ..s ',.... _ , .. iii- •il 1t/ h came.f -'the• first'-
°ri in 'the . ro . 1de o 'the County of to laxad, as a. �.ery .tea a t m . es •.l ay. '; o . or
engine ai'ncl drive shafts,brit; we (laving; v g•• an . _., w _ng s . .� g
f art f: the • country . ' , The: time because the', Canadian: ,plow-
slid note expect to see. the whole street. We noticed. that. English ul p A�'
/ o 'n 'only, n Weather •is . mild and pleasant the :Men ',were r here. The, ,A.ssociation:
700: -foot•' length'Of the ship filled drivers blo�p Ithelr , b, i.. S.,# :, , r .,
•,year round; -',Fiona -nry window 1! charged : spectators: - one -halt .erown
-, . case- emexgeney ,and to avoid , .. ..
„NAM r Y.: ':.-
_ ,..• _ o =-. can-% e�+the Well4ke t'hed ed Ft►rms.. Buell and�collectecl.a>,i amount equal:
.:�f r . six days,. se ;we: decided' darngern - To� do -otherwise is -,eta .. e � . •, • . p ,,
to . at , a, • ,,; , : .,man, ,.<. We
,: , , -_ ... . • . • ,n en lent I can ails 'see ,another ,unusu tl• sight: to $2,X00 in :+Canadian c.y
that• � �e area esti l: ern, •the ; aild ;arderc'cl. • rude.and, u g._. i taanlY n .. 4 . ., : •. .,;_ �. .,.: ,. _ .._ ,. �..
'y. o l ,an , of , , ,h ' e- were -told these 'were :the •lar est
• -:T i .,1 One ,�i1 lisp: 'custom we, for nae the.tide coming in y d . ',Were .. . ,�
:--eve'xythin : e •nsider d► though.. we.: b S , st;. -•'receipts
. ' h , e.. rinto in the -association's: hiistory
Note more revale+nt..i'n'''Canada grecs floral the Atlantic.. ocean ,
were not pfich ,bad .: ailors. Tlie a' x P.. •. some 'dei of
•a , tininlet; It is fascinating . to •This Will. give you _,, Idea ,
find•�i1e Un;<ted States.. , ... ,... y , .
.,.ate
just o •o ular `.aur Canadi' n
.iii t. l is . _ ha1�
_ ...e •.dfdn; t 'have time, to _do4 much ,watch. it,_ rolling. dr , o_ aw t ,, t , � -p p ,. _.. ?l
that first, day in..L,ondon 'but:' the' in` a Matter •of "twelve hours `the plowmen ,are over here:
next. day and ,we were --very
busyindeed.. . Mr. Sta ieford, of
�, P
Ontario uuse;°`-w en°�" `the :- ob •
at .9.39 a:m. ' to take us on a:• walk-'
ing'•tour.• of, the city an& to give, us
liarticulars-About our, 'itinerary.
Later, 11Iajer ;Areist'rong, falso' of!
ri
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cat �withl ter -
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Maternal, ai;in
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tinct •° receives i
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s
efetacaBernent fam LLSTEE gTE BUVn„yasiii 1at9i1 ktite
Q store• owner,' as She -waits' isla ir'twoc. e til ciee
t . Mitzi has been sit tior 8 s °
M
first day `' out' 'Of' New '3 'ork 8113%
water wili:befifteen. or twenty :feet
higher
'' ns held in the;�even�iiig of
�- Ohm ,ee 'va
s .,..400:.
ntcH=�•.� ° heTM-- ato1- rox'=iinatei
.:.,West, L.,,g.. , g' ._. , •
Our reason.., or our, visit to coo, people sat a ow'n.,•to-dinner• which,
Wall was, of course,. to stake''part despite. strict ° ra$toning, , was' vent/
in lie West England plowi'ng#match ,delicious. The guest •. speaker vas-
visit he: Cor fah • farms. -our own Colonel :"• Robertson, • the
and.;;' to t � --
inr
fr om.
'iso fro
in
omill s e
i c l t r a
ri in a i
u c
�.ntaria:. ,Douse, �an�te�i,._iisJto� ills' :There_ were sixty-three', entries g u� _.. �,, .
house. for lunch:.- t made our• rty all :glasses aid"'' the. plow' g, was, Canirda of ;�u;-Holl T Abers �va1
,;. .1-._ _ -' , r . ,,,•
.�_,•_°. -s_, •v - -• _ : , ' < .n ro p se-'--a---toast-t0-the-
"=••feel�'P'enn'b'ch at`�Iiome to • e, we - aIle. most unfo .L a<.ever: e%`e�:"„in _al,.esl� to. "l? po„ ..
conied liy,:ofiicials of .ot.ir''own Pro The '.Harmers l re e tly• leaves judge' and We :were all :`Very' proud
vince, and" we hope to learn; More their field:%to - grass for' Many years of his , fine performance:
t-Ontario--`kisouse hen ,we -ire j d- ;tile ' 'ground. ; ecomes-rgnatte' As-;---manager—Lf • . the Canadian_
turn to London after' the plowing with -a 'One kind of grass 'covering. team, I'was asked to respond to •the
matches. . :•: "', M • p • . his gave
...,,i;: . It was' most :interesting ' •ton see � toast to the lowmen and t
.' One ,,of 'the -most amusing sig tts in the many .types of plows used in mean opportunity to say something
London is to waWht the' sealibox the .match. Our plows looked like about ' our Caamadian Blowing
•ora •tors:;in. Hyde, Park. ,° They:gather .foreigners amongst, diem ..j•ust° ais matches 'itis in,terestiilg to us
every day, .and particularly' on Sun,' We do -among the people. At fir'Ot to, see how anxious they '.'are •here
-du to ez - ~ i1Aio 1. -didn't „see liow our :boys -could_ to learn -o ail about_- it .farming
uncer a n Wont/ nut.'' allthe- hope to come "very -high- up mon the- metheds; --ni ti; .indeeti;--lio' eager
important questions. of thea: