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'On last ISatereigY;
geteed pent the
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4,04 Mel. 11100tOsiee
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visietee at Mr. l*n:00100.
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nriaterme IcIPptts.,, 01.00 irowatbmat
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•eetleteer thing' the AcTay. we try, In, leyer: 40, virourd t .4111pft, retiring WSW
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' awe eae kicarest aud -dgaiot, Alynoilto gentro in • th6, ahdOnilnal Teg
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tr,)k to:Ott:1,40 It:s.rt,4)0111, efgOtf$ in 'plate, Ait ;$11ilea, cf*14uvertoa,
wat held everyone, entereetied, i., Of the ereiejeole renapire Wasi leeld
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beeeiend lute Whet 4110 want.. Trkli tO1,4$ tni$ ,gonyinng ffi held thettlielve* ttS1Mr,. Jaek ifirinet Spent the past W4CkI 'ateited to be Present 140400 ttokt Year the .:ei'P'.10 Mtn
Vet Iftm, bye a now Pettern. so to eeeele tiry doe they le111-11,114. titintult? to iAttctiditi$ .t,40 ',40**-Pariiiirilertt, vet. •--Ntrz-Valeatinc Fisher Iso..elyitd thee asti 614" or "A -v94008 1)°mInions were
e • eee On at the. ee/ebratiOne of the
Ttoet,itlahnegevenireg'snt,elett,itueee gc:glriatiouyirb.sot.ctirl ortrimtolis,a 60t 41.nd, Ireate;•
arrow,
teall:n*.sf thheer,Pacassinbisg ottforall:'14:0,74.4.0,0t4r. eee40,,,,',4,1011ahs,1;1610:f the late eateeene vieeenee,
eeiXed, the , feeelotet, tor a
attmeted her in Mg Slee la et AneethO 'pe.eteee.4 children are In Ntitehell,. etre ,Visitheg wittr,, their grand-. ton, illOgnasion •ot matterg reiating, to mu.'
da;) tor dilappointment, 'hgcaneg bY: the '01.0 411'licbeCt 00: OT -04. perenta, Nitre and eft% J. lgt JON:estop, via ',Mee and pupils are to bee vet
to h
ofd eneeonerra Wel.tat4te- eknOther gathering Wet*
t old itt'Llonglon,;itt, 1002. The- tWo
time a man is dgii e Inarriiget t/ MI4 attealon Pik . nec arta '/vir on, of seetroit, gratin d on the ' splendid , program:lee
Id' eo s wits
0 !Woe Were kienWn ne .00100141
he is nee eo plastic. *Men dothe eente Peettire ntleteekeet,ereee, teeehere have to are vlsiting with 40 414tef, Ors. 0ke:000 Px1,, in the school on, December 20t1f, Conferences ,Itnt! were proWdcd, 'over
thing, They fail lots; with it gtri flinch tittle grannning In
th I i4 U* JR�r who is bright, (my, with in eye for Ileads tor cloolinatiens that they have WO. and ;Mrs; A, King, of eioderich, (MS 'fl Betties, who had spent the; 4190711!reei*reti:ehiltaativea ofmtie-v-ri
The eelteol was comfortably filled y leniai secretary.
t a 17Miri n gns Pete7°Priirrntiti:Sitt4e°r°t14o:n? lee cie;r7e'realtetti!elliri n lien:A.1i' as 'a'Z'titeAlit* 11:i-
, tiothes that are a bit different and they DO tinle tO vend on the _important epent New Years with their daughter, piviasat,rnietourntenhe:itahndheirn
Mrs. A. ICIllough.
Arelide nebison, Sr.. of the vile some thne evith her datseuindshtiern"8,
immediately expect her to settle down
,So a life of drab domesticity, with few,
If any. outside Interests. Afarrled peo-
Inge, 1S MA gaining in strength as •her
pe fihould realise that everyone is en -J with a drY skin ebonite ever nee vanith- inatit friends Weeld wish.
te their own characteristics and ting Wasp, asit tete -aft alknitriC Mrs .: WoIlveen, of Clinton, returned
not try to tie too much alteration: ft and has a tendency to make the skin home after *pending a week with Mr.
you do not love them because of these. ,vert dryer. Notwithstanding the ad e and Mere. A, A.squith. •
,.lovezetimeneeineespite -11 eeneeetfie;nee-cold-ereeMewilleetneure , ri.0.40,,FAL-144,kiteeiteetheeeteillteeteXce
make for fewer family dissensions.
This making -over business is not con-
' fined to married people. Every parent
has a fixed idea, or we might better say
ideal, of that they wish their children
to he and we all try to mold them int
amftthat, sometimes with disastrous resettle
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are not satisfied with their po.rentd and
try to change their ways. Usually it
cannot be done. Live and let live. Do
theebeeitestoreyeepeeeele, and teet
to loek at yourself introspectively:. Pro-
hably you Will l'ee oFtngir
own mistakes that you 'still not have slightly set, beat until frothy and fold
titre to meddle With the lives ot. others. Johnston. The latter spent Christmas
in evenly a rneringue made of the stif-
Leh' the skin. It willclean and lebri-
:ate and, keep it • eat, and pliable but
the skin oannot, he Nd frem Without.
zkins differ in their" requirements and
it is wise te try different products until
s•ou iind thir one that suits you -then
steek
to that Partlettler brand.
Seak 1 tablespoon gelatine In cup
-cold water. Scald 3 cups sailk in the
double boiler and pour it over 3 beaten
egg- yolks:- Add -naked -gelatine -and -stir
itntil...diseolved. Stir in. .e.tipe sugar.
Stir well and sot to chill, When jelly is
and 04rs, .Everett Taylor on Saturday
and left a baby girl in their care.
5/fies, Better Asiefith spent several days
last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
RaithbY, north of Blyth.
Mrs. J. PMllIps and sons, Arnold end
ROM, Vent the Christmas vacatiOn
Wawanest,,
Mr. Thomas Aaiderson, who is at-
tending Kingston University, spent the
Young, rnaii. Since then conferences have
Mr. Prhos. Cox, 'formerly of this WS- neon 'held in the British caPitel• in
tact, is „quite ni at his licme in Gode- 4,91. lzidoeizg, delegates :019the1, ..eloPn2faetrel:e6s ,
rich with heart trouble. We hope to
age him around scionrepresented ae total population of
eegititeeneeNeteente. thee,elezeatter-gleekte. .,4q9e9(19.,,e(Mee..29.3:m1:,no- „ f94#11(g
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mogi izr,olIvenienced many holiday visi-i
quare miles, eb
Yanr about ea°04ne-gaeart°9eveSef
tors, 'SOIne having to leave their sates arem"ife
and 'return to their home by train.
Pra- Sunday, the service at Oreee
church, took the form of a song sereice,
Yitsieh 'woe much enjoyed.? A number
Of the -1314'"familiar inns We sun
ev. V, II .
,an Ceelone 4.040 010.99 ,of laleck
races, 6,000,000L Arabs, 6000,000
Malays, 4 1,000,000 ( litliese and
1000,000 Polynesians, with various
other elements. The religions repre-
,thum_h. wase, sentellicludee--1140i-1100,000'4-11ndstsis,"
qUite amuSing and gave some _splendid 100,000.000 Mohammedans ; 80,000,-
seletions Thiie were readers,reeita
ei.r(ttr 'el'hts2etdalanss'-"Pa-ro*telisTtealir;;s6lenr
dialogues, anonologues, drills, and riecas
an orchestra from Hayfield cothprised
of Aev. 12e, ete. gale and daughter, both
with violins, -Mr. and Miss Scotchinere
with saxaphOne and piano; an amusing
performance . entitled, "Tiler Working
World," nkas good; this was accompen-
led by Mr. Pete Itiounk on vidlin.
the known $1111aCe of the globew_clis-
.tributed almest eteeally over" the
northern and southern hemispheres,.
Of the population, .of 00,000.0000.
bout 60,000.000 are white, the re.e
Malning 890,000,000 ,inelude 315,-
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7.1.4,x4i talk on the origin and author.
A splendid Christmas concert was, put
on by the young pecple of Grace
CA.....00tAlit,s' vacation heSe_eeltieteehtieePareeee
ants, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson,
Miss EVelyn PIatzer returned to pan--
gannon with her aunt, (Mrs. 'Lorne
THIN PEOPLE DIFFER Ily_ebeatSiii egg whites and Iee_ mita sugar.
--There are two' types- -ot thin pepplepour intni-Ta cold wet mould anderhilli Next Tuesday the first meeting of the
There is the wiry type, the kind who until 'set. ' -
year for. Knox United W.. M. S. will be
seem te stand so much. Then there is GINGER FORK COOKIES
I Wilda t' 2.30 * d the .P. :. will
the thin person who never seems to be -'i ' •
% cup shortening, 1 Cup brown sugar. e
elso held their first meeting a 1935 at
pally well and who is a ready victim , I en, 1 teaspoon soda, 1 teaspoon creearn 8 pen. on Tuesday, Jan. 8th.
for every germ that coneealong. Both of tartar, 2, cups flour, 1 teaspoon tin -I Miss Effie Stoltz and Mr. Eldon Stoltz
types are apt to be nerretts. The great.- • ger. Cream shortentng and sugar. Add, who spent Chr1RtmQ at the home' f
est difference iS apt to be one of post-
ure. The wiry person holds herself 'ere
ect and • the delicate one will be droopy,
as if there was not, enough strength to
hold the body up. If the body were
held erect, the strength would probably utes.
-come. The chest is compressed. the 1 nosh eouncil were returned by aeclam-\
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beaten 'egg. Sift in the dry 'ingredients.' Their 'parents, left last -Friday for Tor -
Pinch off small piece of dough about onto. efias E. Stoltz will visit friends -
the eize' ot a walnut and press down there until the schools re -open. '
with a fork two d
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Bake waste. Bae n a mo -I
. tEast Wawanosh old council were re-
erate oven of 300 degrees .for 10 min'. eleeted• by ac.elarnation. Weet Wawa -
ation early in December. Atiburneevile
breathing is shallow InStead of deep Health cannot be !poked for in' the
loge rustees, Messrs. T. Riddell, James
and consequently there is not sufficient held that is subject -to worms, because Medd and Jas. Johnston, were. return-)
oxygen breathed In to allow the bode to "worms destroy health by creating inter -1 ed to office for another year. „ I
-do its proper work. The slouch)? Pps- nal disturbances that retard develop- .
ture allows the abdominal organs te sag
and many minor diflizulties may devel-
op. The sort of thing that keeps a per -
Son feeling' never very well. -They may
go full atearn ahead, especially in the
evening. and when the Spurt is :over. be
all in and irritable, and find it very hard removed, and satisfac_tOry_ growth Is
get going- rn 'the morning.. Bede tYPes assured.
ment and cause serious :weakness. Mil-, church held a social evening and watch'
ler's Worm Powders expel worms andi night service on New Year's Eve.
are -so beneficial in their action that Games, followed by lunch at eleven
the systems of the little sufferers are re-
Flftored to hialthfulnessall the discom-
forts and dangers of worm infection are
The present generation of wawn and young girls'
have more than their share a siekness and misery.
With mime of them it is nervousness and rest. •
lessiress, with others antenda, weakness, faintness
and dizziness, hysteria and melancholia, and a
dozen other atm:ells to unfit them for work or
pleasure,.
Let those women suffering from a tun down Eitate
of heelth take a count) of Milburn & N. Pills
and KV how soon they Will be brought -back to
normal health end strength.
Ask your . druggist or dealer about Makuna's
11, & N. Pills.
o'clock, after wh ch a sof* and testi-
mony service filled out the evening un-
til the New Year was ushered In.
-Quftc a number -from the- Walkerto
community called on Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
FIngland last Thursday to offer congra-
tulations and 'best wishes to them on
the occasion of their golden wedding.
All of Mr. and (Mrs. Pinglaies family,
four sons and four daughters, were
home for the celebration.
PORTER'S HILL
(Intended for last week)
Wishing the editor. stair and readers
a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
Mr. and airs. Leman Lockhart, ROYal
IOak, Mich., spent a week with his pare
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Lecklnixt.
MreErland Betties, Toronto, sperit the
SUPPOSE you calm Suddenly upon two roads. One
straight, well -trodden. the 'other thin and twisting off into „
undergrowth. If you didn't want to arrive at any place in
particular, you might choose the latter. But not otherwise.
Before you, as buyer, run two roads. , One is,the road of
knowledge, of an advertised product, 'fhousatids use it.
There's no mystiry about it, no' doubting; nothing hidden. It
leads the way definitely to a fountain pen, a ilooi wax, a itooth..
paste that will give you satisfa6tion. When you use an ad-
vertisement, you, use an 'open road.
isetnerirttrydty gt1li iiltfiit —
road." You ha,ve only hatknowledge of the product ahead.,
No trademark or natne to dependApon guides -you, The re.
sult may or rnainot be, worth the eiTort. Youvion't know,
Reid the adVertisainents. Anyihing ,widely advertised...1.
• 'breakfast food,,,Itainmet, hair. onic has proved itself.' good -
by advertiiing,
A HEALTH SERVICE OF
THE CANADIAN MECNCAL
ASSOCIATION AND LIFE
/PM/RANCE COMPANIES
1 is CAMAS?*
WHATTOD0
The very.' eharaeteristics 'which we
admire in out friends annoy us in
our enemies. we admire persisteney
.in our friends, but pall it stubbornness
when disyolayed by our, enemies. One
of the moSt annoying thine* about .dis-
eaSes germs Is their persistency.- _
Diphtheria ie Mit the worst disease'
which afflicts mankind, but it is one we
are .never entirely rid ofat any time
Year in and year out, diphtheria:con-
tinues to ine„ttace life, and health.
,,That this 'is 'SO 18 a grave reflection
upon the intelligence of • mankind be-
cause we are hi a 'better' PositiOn. to over
:erne the diphtheria Menace than' we
sitteeai. ‘toedeal practically any other
cu
Knowledge fs povier, We know as
much about •diphtheria as we may ex-
pect to know earreerning any Mame.
The germ 'which catlees diphtheria is
so familiar that Itean be recognized
under the micrascope; It is One of the
few,dlseasee for Which we have a sPeci-
tic .pure 'provided this agent be used
very early in the disease,. ettd it is also
one ,of that: small -grow); Of diseases for
'whit% we have available a practical, re-
liable and sari means •vef_prevention..
Diphtheria continues its ravages. be;
.eatege unprotected thildreti come in con-
tact with diphtheria germs it is pra-
ctically impeseible to prevent sueh con-
taet as theree.re dimly peopte who, al-
thotrgh. aPpitiently WelI, Niebor diph-
theria. germs: in their threat or nose.
'hey de not knew this and, thet 18 us-
uallY no reason to snspett them, bet
ee„__ Interesting., rellilltS gXPq11111416.- haf Of the liner 1111hvatikee. frOin the
-these- etarrlers".7-spread thik---getms ter
Witn Wheat Over Several Ite.arS, • cools near Aberdeen-, where, she had
()theta 'who then, fan vietinis to the dis- • emu' n _ , ALI . ,cone ashore to the Tyne, where an
ittse,
wheat, may replace marquis 0,,ter a other bow was made, for he eo that
int child an be rotected in etteh a large area in Vireeferti 'Canada, ate she could take the seas again.
No recoeds. of fug voyages haVe
4w thatthtott,tbi:eoposeciyeill be otoultethr geermalf hfe ihtapi.; rvaerrdmitity.gotfe sDurk, aaTt.caho, '
fessor of field husbandry at the 1m1: beetiecotepliede but,it would be inter.
eating -to have such facts. Perhaps
pessIblt to 'build lip lit 'lehlitireft 11 POWer ion is belied oi i aeries of COMpara- ewne Ilritial"ItiPl'er can claim a
of reeletartee *Wen tenablea them to tive
tegts o yields over a period of longer twage than that Of the tug
torte out vietors .ixt any conflict with &wen Years. Tn ,the testa contineted ittiolwhich, a few yeas a" towed
vhis resInetbii.stith vaetritohde,:ttiinir nertiowityste htetsiestr; Itthatil",76; yritir..,:.I:aittl.ottoisftlfLeteobenttli.oalitt,2si.ostrititibilaege:isett:tf.
the germs of diphtheria.
to
kbowii 1.1141'za" age .711'lgiredoentrangtidlnit71511:: trgsti8ThIrlf 'io*lesetd det:‘;()ren::
tion, vhien, corals* 'in*-lhe. injeCtiort of ly seParated experimental stations as Philippines froin 'Baltimore by only.
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000.000 as Catholics; , 12,000,000
eBuddhists; 12,000,000 Animists; 4,-,
000 .000 Sikhs,- Jaine -and Parsees ;
750_ 009 Jame- and ..--tbe=-rema.indeee
Polytheists and others.
There is no fundamental law upon
which the constitution of the British
Empire rests, but the two main prim-
eiplesi" underIelng its administeattion,
are self-government and zelf-support.
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LOST CITY MAPPED.
Soviet Eepedition Explores pm Cher-
sonesns Submerged.for Centuries
Exploration of an ancient cite.
whichyeas "drowned" when an earth-
quake dropped it under the surface
. of the:Black Sea many centuries ago,
has been virtually completed by an
unusual expedition of Soviet archae-
logists, geOloglets, divert; and photo-
graphers.. ,, -
The expedition has succeeded In
mapping the streets of the city. which
was known as Old Chersonesus long
before. the day of the Chrietian era.
It also has taken underwater motion
pretureee
The city was called Old Chersones-
tle, by the Greeks to distinguish it
from New Chersenesus, the ruins of
which have been investigate4 by
amliaeologiets derl
tury. Actual physieal traces of the
lost city were not found pail last
year, when divers off Cape Kherso-
nes, near Sebastopol in Crimea, found
the ,ruins of an ancient house at a
depth of 50 feet: An expedition head-
ed by Prof. Grine:witch. undertook
thoroegh exploration.
The expedition established that the
eity had been in dang,or of being sub --
merged over a long period of years
of pei:Iodic earthquakes in Mine&
The disaster was haetened, however,
by a violent quake which must have
resulted In 'a great wave' of • water
rnshing over the city and destroying
Its population at One blow. The dis-
aster was believed to have been of
the lint magnitude because it was
mentioned by the Greek historian
Strabo.
The .Grinewitch- expeditton found
potteey which indicated that it was
made in the fourth century, 13.0.,
when Old Chereopesus was a flour-
Isiling Scythian tolony. The entire
sunken town was mapped and a
strong fortified wall with 18 or 20
towers was discovered annelid city
about 800 ley 400 yards square,
the centre of the town was a tonne,
while traces of streets, houses, baths,
shops. etc., enabled the explorers to
*reconstruct the entire scene, Several
leteresting work e of art were brought hopeless, yet it was ace . elished in
tothesurface. , .mid-wihter, and the tug., "mothered"
e the veesel to safety through terrific
mAy REptAng,Nuttuons. seas. A etrange, experience, too, was
• attoniz libnw UnclustrY by burning the
celebratO Foothills coal ,6orn the FoothiilS in
Alberta, „By usi4 this ei)ai you give employ-
ment at the mines anion the railroad to Cana-
dians, This coal is Of Urd structure and does
t 'Stack like Pocahontas, therefore, is free from
. .
ust„ .Tlus•koal is very high in heat units.
We carry a full line. of Anthracite Coal,
Alberta, Pocahontas and Cake.
For -Hardware, Plumbing, Heating, .Tinsmithing
and Electric give as a call.
All work and material guaranteed.
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"henti"* 51-197-eLn 2 - - -CH-AS C----
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The Hardware Store attheHarbor. •
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*Has Won an IllustrioUts Place In thi
, Itrnance of Shipping—
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,....,Thotie4ti,d,stota,little craft;
tow our great ships* to safety
and help to keep our big harbors
clear and efficient have won anillus-
trious place in the romance of.'ship-
Pkge. end yettheir etery siafe hug_
'overlooked, says' Kaye Chitteeeto,n 111
the Cape •Argus. •
• This is the greater ,. pity because
"British, tuga have done many remark-
able things in the past, and it is a
•branch of shiehtiliding which is ,snow-
ing meritedvitality, even in these
somewhat depreesed .imes.
This year atone British -yards will
complete, tugs, for at least five coun-
tries. The popular .idea that these
liveee- but powerful littie boats are
solely concerned wi.h theproealc task
of towing is quite a mistake. If that
were so, therevould, of course; be an
anstver te theF.-Slip-owner, and an ex-
cuse' for the failure of Jeur,euthors to
write a book about -theme
Some years • ago, .tt ven.uresone
captain took his tugs, voyage of mori.
than eleven thousand miles, .trom
New York to Panama, through the
Straits of Magellan. It was -a brilliant
journey. The bOarliad to be hoarded
up fore and af.: to'prevent theheavy
seas from flooding her, tut she go)
through her task in no more than
fifty-three days actual running.
Not a few British tugs made extra-
77--Sourriereeduring the le 1,
and one towed a cargo of sones
distance of over 1,200 milede often
through mine - infested seas, and
reached her destination without a
Scratch.
Tug skippers are venturesomeby
nature. So many of their most in.er
esting and most profitable jobs hav,
to -do with salvage ,work. When by
miracles of diving and. 'engineering
the gkeae Italian battleship Leonardo
da Vinci was e.aleed to the surface,
though still lying upside down as she
had sunk, the problem of getting her
safely into dik dock was one of the
most hazardous adventures ever en-
trusted .to the "fussy lietletug-
boats."
It had been: said thdt a stranger
spectapie than tire towing of this up-
side down ba.tleship was never before
seen on the seas. Thetugs managed
to -keep the capsized ieviathan right
in the centre, of the channel, and ,by
• nightfall the vessel.'was at the en-
trance to the dry dock, and eloverly
manoenvred *tide. On thatoccasion
theleg skippers justly came. in for te
share of the public hero-worship.
When the Weethioreland, with a
cargo 'worth three million Pounds.
was torpedoed near St. Bees Head on
her way to Liverpool, salvege seemed
a substanee-.--difphther* ,toXoki, ' This .1,3 Scott, itosthern. Swift Current and 140 mites,
potently , got ‘protedtire, '' ,,,„0 4,,ne , one SaskatooIn the Proirlace Of ' Sas- A Seettishlug made a daring and
which lii's the effect of stimdatint the kathhevren; an a at tat:mane, guinon- portions Voyage from Leith to Amer..
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tii3ec-1,---ticiay-rt,-47, ii-6--diwi-,..-egtr—tmLauei-ive thawed igthbortd,orts:, itictelhaettaso d,...t.tau riii.ronndahout-wfq.,-at-a-tini
p when ‘. 1 le aubnle.rlne- witr was at,its
tortes •which are ,effective itt lvalitilig two years of 1.1 per cent. height, and puffed into New York
the germ* of diphtherla.' tl orse for adventure or
The yo ' VVVii 40.4)ntfil Ammon iiimn
'mg"' the iehlid, the grst-er 1'4 ne'W Semite, Ot tiOditlin Sulphate'. streOttlh:tetrtaltatilifOloeast tthrolculiget%httet'lltartde
the danger,Uplitherla, IfltXflUfl&aLkIu Itt swereeeheerset has recently &MO& voyage, •
should be tarried out beta* the Oil(' ot Into development. The telly develop. ••
ed deposit* Whleh. is reported, to In, er tvlieen (*entail t.4,
the 'fifth Of ita kind in the provfnee,
neer togger, tome gr mutt west -04- 4,1eno)tery, 1180(Fyiikra old has been
is opfting Areal White Shore 1,..alte tzoerg, in Hungary: Roman
Saskatoon:, The depoeite le the bed1 dineover6d'at,a apo. Where In the
of White, BliOre LatiC6,,Itter '643tiniate4 sPtatt4utaittedli ,iinT))0hretailltoitoli::rtsfttbi'oetohloehryzitlast
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craft* ehtert were dlitillteered and the
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other valuable jeivelS andinodlcal
struments. Massive ''saretophatti of
white marble and Ibid Were wrinved.
from their 2.000-Yowold. resting
plate and 'traniferre4 JO the Sitegettla
Vat wittetook„
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attered peritnally by tour.
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potatota were ground lath
tail by threl Prince Vdliard Island
Pnflls at Hunter River Murray Hu*
loot and St. Peters. l'he prOtiet 18
other machinery were acquired, and
for working interial the local
merchants wera asked to save pack-
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teat -dirlitmas this- -15-ok:ina-3,fife-d--*
vlanteelocatedein -a-prairie -town-- of -=4
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