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The nnua eliVeAtiOn o the• Orslit
OrOWere , Aeocistion o 011titele *14 be
et the. 'OW Voneweaght Hotel,
00ailtont'reblanitrY. 1414:,4411e inst. 19th ,
Ontario HertleatitetraViteeoelation. Ate,
Convention-Thaletelq si.44
tebrearY .k21, • and 22,;, eoutmeheu4
•0 -Pan. ginggxlwarcl Hotel, 'TerentOS,
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Preeeselh; Catesdien 0104
Improved quality has been an impor
tat, !a.otor in inereaeing the total- Oahe'
eaette etinetneptiOn of ;MOW' fruits and
Vegetables in Canada, as, well as OPeh-
'We the door to expanding oreign.
flia-
&ets. Provided qualttv and oritinaltY
ef saPAY are Mahltalhade a larger 'that'
ket seeMS assured. These /eaters are
'PregresSivelY Operative and if *Oared to
'illStitY the expectation that the vOlUrrie
of fruits- 'arid Vegetables processed In
Oinada Will eorifhtne to grow. ; Already
c,'Pes.!..c.1904#1S•r:te -z,;kheesS-..-Ce
preduotient.!of Iiesh'Irrirt;.-and -vegetable
..goeS to the processors, - arid the propor-
tion so used is likely; to increase. ThiS
• fiend should be impre,ssed upon growers
In order that the beat varieties and the
ducedehrsaffielerit-W-alitaties,
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.Your Seed Supply • .
Iris not toci early in the season for a
farmer te he thinking about his seed
supply for, the comleale Iliptine. In, far
the matter uatil a few days before the
too niany, cases no thought is given to
l
eeed required mad by 'fbat time it
smaY dillicult to dbtain, and he will
be compelled to take seed of inferior
equalitet, It is a trate p011ey to be .sure
kIiiiro Store
COOKWITH
ELECTRICITY
• Quick Clean, Economics''
See the disgAay tvskrious
styles' and assilsecat
The llyiko Store
CODERICH
Use Hyaro Isidb. for light,
• mt. net axe Osman -
teed.
WW1 that %ell
'tet ,lareite
Pee it .fiic
free om weect eeds,,'°401xtOrolisnd
'.-Other Impurities Orta tile WO, he4t, PAM
WOtild lhePheve rather 041r detetiOrei
atte,
'Pat 444:4 4E444there arehilie 01
the; very beet /Ovine that being te4,
to our liVeeteek er,,0014- siiitt. or /'04-
PAtiVeilleti4 Nireolit it net 'be good
'.tionizineee kez set up the.", laniaing Mill at-
'thie time �f the year Whele'farnl. Week is :
Attit'40''OrViAllit„: and oieen. this iirSlitt or
haUI it to your nearest eleardlia 'are?
Smaller Vain* MO be chopped or ;taken '
le:AOC *04. Tet Whole. They make geod.
feed)but peer seed, the best Is none too'•
'Shea lb. '804 for wleetStiever a man sow-
eth that shall he alSO ;OAP. putzt*
early, 'clean and 'reclean Stottr best grebe
beere feeding and keep the best' for
seeding leetpoeee Itwill lso
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as,
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the heir
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the ealC Of
the Ieg.,
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01rtnneetiO
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19 Citirl,
20 ChOPPed.;
22 TrieneltS relit
Oakes or lee.
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27 Oetket; -
46
31 IrerettleY ogre
33,8tdttio010Y;
34 Swift. '
3/ 'Abounds.
49 Indian,
41 Velvet-Ilia:et
Vainerel,
43 Aurora,
45 Wagers?:
47 Employed,
•. pay Yon
front a fillanelal stand point. The ten-
dency is for prlcee to go up as the sea-
son advanees 'arid the supply gets less
good farm peactice and
• Yell will save time and money by being
sure of your seed supply earles •
seeP
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4sjeirUnder- gegulation
'The Eastern -Canada Potato IVIarket-
ing Scheme submitted by representatives
of the potato industry, has been apprOV-
.ed by #9.P.„ Robert We1,pomthjonj-
•ItterTir X-1-i.l'atittirse,--arid the - eovernor
upon the recomMendation of
the Dominion 'IVIarketing Board.
• The scheme embraces the preerinces
• ce-Ecielard Islande-NOva-Scotia,
New Brunswick and Ontario. The po-
tato growers in these provinces have
been receiving 'inadequate returns for
their potatoes and the, position Of the
growers has been particularly difficult
this year. &ver large orop and lack of
organization has resulted In demoralized
marketing -conditions. The 1934" potato
crop for the four Provinces, laced at
43,308,000 bushel, an increase Of "8,1854-
000 bushees compared with the produc-
tion in 1933. •
.
:Under the Scheme, it 'is expeeted or-
derly . marketing WM ree:ti- lt
41.1=0 tontrol Of, the grades of Pota-
• toes enteringthe commercial oinumels
of trade and potatoes Of 'inferior grades
will not be allowed to glat the raarket.
Consignment selling, which has been
contributing largely to price demoralize-.
• tion will -be proluleited and sales will be
made under filen contracts. The schenie
also. provides for the development of ex-
pert markets and for increasing domes -
tie consumption. or pettatoes.
•Moreover, it ts.belleiteci the utilization
of potatoes in -various- loritia-Aviiiela
might be marketed 'in this country or
find an outlet to other countries, has
not been fully explored and that organi-
-ezationeof thosesconeerned- with potatoes
will greatly facilitate the type of work
necenary, to develop such possibilities.
The prophsed 'scheme was submitted
by repretentative petal" growers and
dealers. Originattng -With a meeting. of
representatives -or the potato industry
held at Ottawa under the auspices of
the Canadian Horticultural Counoll, the
scheme has sinee been endorsed by
meetings of producers and dealers held
at central points throitgli all the ,irepOr-1
tant potato Producing areas .in the toter
provinces. .
The scheme will be administered by a.
Local Board.
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IExcellent for Crony Children.-4When
a child Is suffering with. 'croup it is a
good Plan to use Dr. Thomas' lectrie
• Oil.' It reduces. the entia and
loosens the pli14in Wing lief
to the little sufferer. "It 12, equally re-
liable fot sore throat told ehest, earache,
thenmatie ,pains, cuts, 'bruises and
epretins, Dr. Thomas' Wiled...tic 90 Is
regarded by nunly thousands ati an hi-
disPensable of the fluidly .zneditine
SCItNTISTS FIND FASTER WAY
TO RELIEVE COLDS k
iche. and Discomfort Eased
lie Take 2 Sti)iiin Tablets,
.24 Drink flak
water.•
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When you have:a cold, remember thc
tiMple treatment pictureirbere • :
preidribed by doctors everywhere t�L
The soft! way. -
,Bteause of A.vit,intg' quiek-disinte,
- grating property, .Aspirin "takes
.liold'f.eeerimos( insidnitie
,
*iltist tette Aepirin end drink iiienty
Wafer , every 2 to 4 hours the
1nifelay-40ts often atierward »If
throat is eore, use the 44ir1n gargle.
Etut be *UM .you, get ,A,IPIRI&. It
ie Made in Canada anded drtigidsts
have IL Look for theelatrie Bayer in.,
i,he tfeni etd.'ettiee'br zireirAtoilit •
TabletAipitin 'it the trade stark of
the Boyer Coppany, Lirnited.
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50 Turkish
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thickened
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9 Chart%
Mineral with
a. nonMetallic
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31 Reps
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'need ter btAek
bread. , '
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.35 Paragraph In
° ttenewepaper,
34 Eh fel flea,
Enlaeitted,
39 CoMnoeition
for one voice,
41 Dereetle ot
1*, Arabia.
42 LtrkeWartn. '
44 Without.
46 Pace.
4/ Venerable,
Te eballenge.
49 Fence door.
$1 Fish.
53 Rodent,
INSPECTOR- J. M. FIELD'S
REPORT
al
The Warden and Members
of the Huron -County Council.
Goderich, Ottario.
Gentlemen:
I have the honor to submit for your
consideration the following report of the
condition of the sahools in :Bast Tinton
for the year f1934. .
Yours respectfully.
- • JOHN M. MEM.
The only changes taking place in the
organization of the schools for this *year
Ivere the addition of a teacher to the
Cranbrook school and the redaction of
the staff of leewer Winghame from two
teacher's' to one; the latter change was
inadvisable as the school is too large Tor
effective 'mirk for one teacher and the
icost of the second is fully coyered by
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ISABELA 1:143101,0
• 004010*. .0nt,
he lellde, lbeneetit'TI 1en11uz
•. *44,3004. 11vherteeet or banner
Tby le 10, their tte*rtS -to Tileei
Thelr,grateful Valet; relee;
,011•0,11)Orninhan eier°'
templ to Thy *tete
wIU alOire let ell en lief
toartt 'of' the lettap Meite .entatila• Thine
evole
'.4,14 Of tho load% .e.ritie 'strong eternal
' hand;
Bold us 18 honer, truth and "selfi.ccene
meanie
The loyal heart, the eenetent Mind,
The courage to; he trite,
Our eVide.extendlng Empire bind;
And all the earth rellOW,-
ThY'llaMe be known through everYevehei'
Lord of the worlds, Make all the 10,MIS
' Thine own! •
D. Watson.
S. S. LESSON FOR FEB. 1lth,1935
Leon Topic-sPeter Teaches Geed Citie
atellshIP. CreinPerante Leesofil,'
1
. It you a),*e gel' g to require ut
not overlook the fact that we e 1
coke Of the best grades that can, be
. , .
Por P1umbing. Keating and
we us a 111 work fully guarantee
re (malt (10
• cdal
pure1!sed.
Tinstaititingi
peeler.* IStom 22
House 112
AT
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A. 1 shoeld, like , to s beei a little
' hereiised hi "strenet-W "
Q. 4117V14?"
A. 'Because It largelY lacks the reel
qualitei of beer it Present, uniesS $011
pay the higher nriee. X think theseiorke
big Ian is entitled' tO °la beverage in
the way lee has been akoustonied to. have
more or- : leSs, Xt is nothing like "so
_. . . ,
strong as it was baore the War,"
Lesson ps,;.,v4ite-4 Fete* 2:11-11; 4:1-5, Q. "Vhat 'are the real qealities or
Golden Texte--Itonuois 13:10.; , •beery, •
Devotional Iteadiree-ersaine 146t;5-10. A. ,,Aieehei chiefly..
• "Beloved, I beseech you, as SojournerQ. "We have, been told that beer te_
and pilgrims, to abstain from fiesblY la non-intoximting beverage?" .
lusts,, Which war against the soul; have • A. "Gh no. If you reduce the alio-
ing your .behaviour seemly among the eta below A cei.fain point beer" is not,
Pe4ti1e's" ..1110.a.941 they sPeak.
' • Angie iti evfledoees, they ,illoa:"-,bY eonetititent of beer."
. . everth' drinking.L. AlcohOL,W.4,thwastliplii
. Let me ..sum ups -Arming admitted that•
aleohol is the attraction in beer, and
that an increase in its alcoholic strength
in view more especially, the -Gentile -cone may- mob . ethereeemiterof ,xliee-iiii:)-6,-e-i-s
verts. Their ease ure had been one or eowards sabriety, and having declared
Vile-noing-1n the siglir of-Oode- those that advelfaing alcohol as a beverage is
whom they had left wee stili walking a bad thing -A- With 'these facts before
in the same ways, and were to be ;woo hint, with thrs ienowledge • within him,
over and conquered for Chr;et. : • They e and with the., .admissionsz-behind bine
Must lay aside the flesh, milli its glee- ' what -does he etty-To his employers," the
1 tions and lusts, and net vinditate their Brewers. •,
freedom by using it as an eecasion to "Unless you can attract the younger
riot and self-itidulgence. 'generation to take the place of the, older
The Apostle binds together all his men, there is no doubt that we shall
tfeoaucrhiesin
nlog ar. ZrecChrenteist: iti.nmodnitoi:enasuhit
men; tion of beer. That i
n: ,s hat may happen
have to face a steadily falling consump-
Love the brothernood; Pear God; ,ifonor
unless we- do something to attract and
the king." All men without distinction, secure the younger customer who, in
are to be honored, because in all there -turn, will become the mainstay of the
remains the image of. Glad. it may be public house."
defaced, blurred eXceedingly. The more
needful Is It to deal Considerately etrith lArid now we have a veritable rake
progress ' Easy indeed is the
suele that We anay help to restore what . descent
AvernusListen to this:-
has been mar•• ,red. , .
Those who are our brethren in Christ, "If we begin advertising in the pre
the brotherhood we should seek to be of we shall see that the continuation
,
-one heart and one soul with them, be -
our advertising is contingent upon t
cause they 'belong ;to Christ. fact that we get editorial support
.Pear God. (Honor the King. Ye who well in the same papers. In that way
It is wonderful _how you can educate
fear cioa, St. Peter says, should not let,
that foremOst duty lessen your willing- pubhe opinion generally,' -without mak-
ness tol`do honor to your earthly rulers. Ing it too obvious that there is a- pub-
. Hefty
I Peter 4:1-15. - ealtePalen behind it all."
your good work, which they, behold,
glorify god in the day (4 visitation."
This part of Peter's exhortation had
township in which the township grant
and special levy, were not paid in full.
• improved Satiftation
During the year ,Sanitary chemise'
closets were totalled " in eleven school
.buBdirtgs, making' '32 in all; the value
to the health and comfort- of the cbil-
dren cannot be 'overestimated. Wells
were drilled in three schools where the
supply if water vats found to .be defect-
ive. Several -Wass • rooms were painted
and otherWise 'improved; the grounds 'in
most sChotils are kept in good condition
And adorned With flower beds.. There
are six schools M which the atcommo-
*lions *are of the poore.et, but d seems
necessary -to await the ,,advent- of better
itinets-.-to suit stieW
A successful school fair was held at
13e1graVe; •Seaforth. Pair features school
exhibits and other school actifitim.
grants. 'The additional teacher at With the encouragement given to them
Crimbrook VMS - to enable them to oillfr-.Iby the 'Government izi refunding to
ate a Fifth Perm • schotil'boards the grants made to school
• Last year there Were 42 teachers with fairs, there Should be a revival in centres
First Class Certificates; this year there Wlrere they ,evere discontinued. Agricul-
were 537 with no provision for Second ture is taught itt all the schools and the
Clas_s teachers after' 1935, it eanneer lee. grants pafd to Boards are inore gener-
long' before teachers with Leith certill-, tos.
cates will be supplanted by tho:se or the Matte under qualified' instruction Is
higher grade. Two who had attended more than holding its -own. There have
the -Second Year Normal Course secured '/zen several Inquiries from boards this
Positions 18saft Huron.; there can be -,month wihhing to have it taught ln
no 'doubt that the additional year's their schools. 1 expect that it wni soco
training improved their teach*. Ability, receive more consideration in the Course
The 'present GoVerratent conSid a study; the , Department encourages it
that the same result could be obtalhed 'by the offer of liberal grants. .
plans for such courses have not yet been
eompleted;- it 18-• possible that refresher
coursersa rna-, be priiiided for the more
experienced teachers whO can stM be
benefitted by the later developments in
education..
otherwise and at a lower east, buttha'
Improved Health
The attendance; stiffered somewhat
from the extreme cold 'weather' or
January and February and in a few
schools in September from •Infantile
Paralrils: twit) deaths were recorded.'
Twenty,years agOlor less it was unusual
not to god child In ahnost eve
ry
school °tippled by the disease. Science
has made ouch progress in late years
Ithat such scourges as smallepox, scarlet
feer, diptire being overcome. in this light the
vhtheriand ainfantile paralyele
ellrovirecial Board of Health with the co-"
operatiort of the medreal health,' ofricers1
arid -the teachers (elpeeially when better
*quipped for the service) are 'doing a
:very impressive work; Tat the rural
schools the highest percenbage o atm -
dame Is 98 and the lotted- 75. The
urban schools average almost 95 perfect
•attendees*. . -
The salaries of teachers took L further
•.clicip this year due largely 10 the over-
supPly. I do • not think it fair for
school .boards to take advantage of
this toltdition: the services a .a
•teach& h6idd not be considered ae- it
ccommoditysubjeet to the law a supply
and dernatid; the hurnan element &wild
be taken into .00nsideratieri. Antal?
are PAYllig StslarY Of 4MtV 4440:
ALAI& s.aletle.nci,...Ontierntrient -*ante
are additierial Ott to this
sal/try would be NO Witted by the
grAnt5 eXeeert tor Webers iviih Irdettm
&teed Offeft Oertitkatiet itnd wonld
then have * sivall;.etettelte'e shbeVe their
necessary ,eXpeinte$. 1he Obteninent
is willing and Ale to 0*Y grants,
A the *hoot teetIonal- elOsefl `04, year
With It billaher• some ilidth, s- vet/ Mk.
ertantial eterlittete 1,4nr 440e, eititetti*ilY
rediteed their betide*. &rent -the p�o,
ttm4 to
it�v ,Aretris.1$ t ell
•
'The number of Fifth Classes remains
about the same; the largest are at
tither and Auburn, in whtch thee are
40 in.* attendance; they have resulted in
lery considerable saving to the county
and to the 'parents.
Brussels Continuation added another
teeeher to its staff last summer to en -
ellil, y lall e
Are Still Illowiting
.Goderich Follows Lead' of Whole
Province by: Showing. an
Crease in Deposib
A total of 418-ethools ehroughout the
Provinte are nrek vontributing to the.
Penny Bank and thereby instilling
Principles of thrift into the minds and -
habits or many thousands of children.
On December 52st the total amount •
on deposit., had increased, to
28, a email increase of only about $14,-
.000. for, tibe year, but. as -reported lay
lie_littleproud, the <anoxia enepeatorea__
least an increase.
Ile points out further that reports
It -am ell points tell of increasing pro..
ptYltrItud5fe"-YrroiferlirliVis
This Recounts for the increase.
Ceideficli-ebows a alight increase for
both sehools, Victoria Ls in the lead as
usual with a percentage of 63- as com-
pared with theemark_of_elefor Central.
The amount on deposit lOcally has in-
creaeed by $62 to $3,285.20. • The Vergtie
school Iteods the list lot December with .
a perfect, score. 100 per ;cent of the
pupils contribating.
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MARKET PORnititLEV IN
DAWN ANII DEW
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'There is practically no limit to the
production of barley in Canada and re-
cent testi show that it produces tietttr
bacon and beef than other grains. It is
's proving Indy the equal cif torn, When
to I fed with suitable supplements Abe
- 'form of how -grown leguminotta rough.,-
ss,! ages., Barley can he usedIn.alinost ereir
of 1-Proportionof the grain ration up to- one •
he hundred per tent AS a 'beg feed it
as!, develops an entirely .satisfactory -class of
bacon, ,which is more than can be said
few corn fed in equal proportion, and
as a feed for beef cattle barley is un-
doubtedly 'one of the hest of our Cana-
dian grown ceartle'. graios. The
creased' use of barley. and other, coarse
grains et their. present low levels will
makeeter----muchebetter -1n• the
beef being marketed, and this in turn
will help createa demand for More -.
beef. . • •
•
4The numberof hogs graded in Can-
ada during the first week of 1038 was
40,863, an in,:.srease of 2,443 over the cote
rmponcling week of 1934.
In this PasSage we lind the lessons of
suffering. The intention of " Christ's lire
Was to Oppose and overtome all that was
evil, and to consecrate himself to all
good for the:love of his people. This
brought- him _cob...muy -one helived_ Itt
the ,world, and M the end a shameful
death; but these things did not abate
his hatred ,of sin, nor lessen his love for
%grillers. Christ bore willingly all that
was laid upon himthat he might bring
men unto God. This is the spirit, this
the purpose -with whkh his followers are
to be actuated; to have the stone stren-
uous abhorrence of sin, the same devo-
tion' in themselves to goodness. -which
ehall make them inflexible, however
fiercely they may be assailed. He who
And then, finally, this meniereble but
infarnOus sentence:
----tsWe want to get the beer drinking
hebit • instilled into thousands, almost
millions of young men whe do not .at
'present know the taste of beer, Thss
*rung men. If they start with what beer
they can afford today, as they grow up
they will afford better beer, to :the grea-
ter advantage or the brewing. industry..
That, Continues Mr. Pratte, Is thP
brutal, selfish program, regardies of tho
effect on The young man growing u
provided the brewer makes more
money,
From The Temperance
Advo('ate)
says, "Arm yourselves," supplies the MARRIED IN GODERICH .
weapons when his servants need them. i
For the sake of angst, then, and few the Mr. and Mrs. Alexander 014:erve Their
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love of the brethren, the fAithful have • -Golden Wedding -Family Gather
need still to bb prOciaiming. ."Let the in Port Arthur for Event
time . past surence,"• and by their actions , More t,han usual interest' f'or Gods._
to testify that they are willing to* suffer reelrerreeple attaehes to the w-elding az::
in the flesh, g so be they may thereby eie
,Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
;be sustained In the battle against sin
and may strengthen their brethren to! A-1.exaerszazdrYer oaff Z3 Angus St... Port Ar -
walk in a new way . ,
thur, which was celebrated on January
Paul in writing to the Ephesians de -
oared that they were made for good This fine old couple -were married in
able its pupils to take up Upper School works; and being biought near by Christ
Goderich In 1885, both having been rest-
sulejeets.dente of town for some time prior to
should not live as Oentiles and foreign -
Examinations ers in time put, but as citizens with the, that, The two witnesses to the cere-
., saints, and the family of God. What he, many. James Inkster and Bella McDon-'
Said to them was written for our ad-! did, are still residing here and remem-
monition and ediflea•tion, i bet the wedding clearly. Rev. Er. Ure
(The ieepeeifees melee ! performed the ceremony,
• Of Scottish descent. Mr. .Alexander
.. WORLD MISSIONS
• t canie direct to Ooderich from the, land.
Sir Edgar sanders on the Quality of ; Ing' stage at Point Levis iri 1801. His
- Beer i wife was Margaret 'MacDonald and after
speaking before the session of 'the their marriage went ' to Jackfish and
United Methodist Conference at Reading t from there to enpigon in 1894. Wit.
n June, 1934, Mr. Gerald France DL 1
Examinations have been largely re- .
duce(' 'in the High 'Schools, the Only
obligatory departmental examinations
thebeing of -the XrPi)er Scheel
pupils may receive Middle and Lowe
School certifbcates on the teachers' re
commendation. There is always th
danger that they may be too lenien
through sympathy or otherwieeand thus
do an injury to the ,candidate in the
long run. ExeMptions ft= the En -1
'trance exarnination continue to be given
,and are extended when, the conditions I
are. favorable. The ,fees for the higher!
tectiniinittiont were reduced last ,year.
The Teachers' Institute was aid at, t
Clodetel in co-aperation with West
Huron arid ,vera a highly successful
meeting. The second day *Fr wilt by, a
Webers in, Oita:owing in other schoole;
they were thug enabled to...compare their -
own methods cif instruction with those n
of other teachers and tddiscuss each
ether'e, Profalerns and diedculties, All
the teachers wrote me regarding the
visit end tonsidered it more Ivaluable itt
a 43144itS..V thart a sec�nd Ors
n er waS' appointed •to the charge
P..
(s member of the recent Royal Com- of Lamb Island lighthouse in Lake Sup-
missio'n °on LI:ensing for England and erior in 1897 and continued there for
Wales, brought some Interesting and thirty-four' and a half years They re -
valuable opiniens of Sir Edgar Sanders! tired to Fort Arthur in 1931 and have
s revealed in his evidence given before
Hied in retirement ever ince
he Commission on the, qualities of beer The members of their family Nov,
s
Sir Edgar Sanders lids formerly in, able to be present to make their 50th
liarge of the Oovernmerit's experiment I anniversary pleasant
t Carlisle and has more- recently gained
otoreety as a director of the Brewers'
ociety in which capacity he made his •,..D„.?1,taias` Eg,yptian Liniment, al wa3
ow' trillions deliverance at Birmingham 4""lt artvaYs "ftealri. 810p5 bleedlng
there were .214'4:lenges of Leathers 'af-
ter lnicteueutiete tbaiost° WI, of which
Were, dile to tiva expectation 'that the re-
tiririg feather would be regillted to at-
tend another 'mit Itorthat Eight
teikebera Were moiled.
'tort 'done in the seitools of East
iftireetk of,* high average; The teeth-
e* ghee?' With fei exceptions good abil•
and the beintelm and Wintry of
the• keejteeretlik. te tile different.
Advocating A vast program of beer an-
, instantly. Catzteriz s wcuth an
vente bleed poitoning. Splendid for
vertising. Sir Edgar had presented his
statement to the ltoyal Commission and muscular thetrinatism.
was underecroes examination led by Mr.
Thrance when the foliowing dialegue °a-
ttxtrat; ,It eTi011id.'Tie noted that beer in
Britain ia taxed, according to RS eke-,
holic strength.
Q. "In paragraph 8 of your state -
meat you refer to taxation and the
strength of IntoxIcante. You speak
there of a real 'grievance erf the working
cleats,' and go on to "say: 'The preterit
strength of intoxicants cannot be meter" -
tatty &reseed aro long as taxation is
tecetstry on anything like its present
bask* Do you think lb te desirable that
4ite pteetrit streentdre-ofeeintoxieetitft
shouid be considerab*lzto ?"
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