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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1924-1-10, Page 51111111111111111111N11NI11111N111f111.11N1111N Iir1il1iii1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.111111IIIlll1.11111111111i111 Y' 111111111111II11111111111111111111.1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.1111111001111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111 Cement. Tire library board also elec- tedlVi_. W. McKay; Mr. R. Donaldson, and Mr. F. Siurnious as it$ anthers for the present year. 1)0 1`i171!7: 4i13I'TIOUS YOUNG 1,"EOP :JE OE' iJ'%)(1S. COUIVILUN1Tr KNOW�'TE:AT THE SCI -TOOL" OF COMMER iE Clinton, Ontario :Arranges classes to accommodate 'Studeuts wishing to live at home and commute daily by train? That, on a 32 week'a course, one month is given free of fees, to insure student having full :tixne at school? That, this -school has the mast highly qualified teaching staff of any. private Commercial` Schaal in the Province? ' THAT THESE, FACTS MEAN YOUR OPPORTUNITY." Winter Term, WEDNESDAY, JANUAIt,Y 2, 1921 STUDENTS MA -Ya. ENTER AT ANY TIME COURSES STENOGRAPHIC, COMMERCIAL, SEC'13,ETARIAL.AND SPECIAL Write or Phone 198, ror-full information. I STONN, COM. SPECIALIST, - as Principal ) 13, F.wwA)11), I3,A. Principal D.. G. L. SMITH DENTIST °'wo doors east of the Molsons dank, Hensel): Ont. Away ,Wednesday afternoons. PROUDF OOT, KILLORAN & HOLM ES Barristors, &c. Ofaco on the' Square, -2nd door from Hamilton St.,'Goderich. rivate funds to loan at lowest rates 3V.'Proudfoot, K,C.' J. L, Killoran, D.. E. Holmes Mr. Holmes it m will be do Honsail 1 eevei'y Friday from 9 until • 6, AUCTIONEER sY o$CrA,IZ KLOPP Honor Graduate u e C rey Jones' An - Lion Carey tion School, Special course taken in. itegiste aed Live stock '(all. Breeds,) .aterch'ancis e, Real eal 4' ta ._. te, Fa z m Oales etc. Rates.In an ing with l neva iing prices. Sa�rsfactroias - . Isureda:t'rite Oscar K1opp, Zurich, ,or ire 18-93,. Zurich. R: A. , MOI R, ' �..,`..�Y1 �•:�.: LI .Physician ,a,nd , Surgeon ;'hone 70 HENSALL ra uate G d of'FacultY of Medicine, "YcGi11 University, Montreal; Member -oaf College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario; Licentiate of Medical Council of Canada; Post _Graduate Illlember of ;Resident Medical staff of General Hospital, Montreal, n14-15; 011013, 3 doors east of Post Office. 'hone 56, Henealla Ontario. u•er as Adv need • ' But we are still selling V White Pine dressed on both sides at $45.00 per thousand. 1x6 dressed and matched white blase'; $50,00 per M. B.C. No; 1 XXX Shingles i • B. C. No. 1 XXXXX Shingles Bird's Ashphalt Twin Shingles bird's Ashphalt Roll Roofing 18 in wide, the heaviest made, Wbone • No. 12 A. J,. CLATWORTint GRANTON ,f- EVERY' "• EVERY' SORT OIt! JOB y°BI1011ING Wife, � 1� : .:.To, iters,Dod g er s, En- lopee, Letterheads, Visiting Cards hip.1i �Tags„ andanything an t zng at all, at all Observer Printing O' 'ce ,1:Iens 1 , he g' lli , '' ef � elft '. ira�rs taken or Daily and' i�v e y ;capers, Toronto; and Loudon papers ` '.'76. In. elubWith, the Exeter Tunes 66,20. Leave your order at the„Ob- sr.ver Opee. ,i.li•&1?, m1'dv8:l+.lti:J YOU' DON'T. IrdbLea OliverOliVez Twist, it,� 1tY r, "Hush ' . Y ou know I don't at.. chli'id deindan.ce,'." those s 1t 't 7a end man lc hi victor - OAS' faoG�'Glta,i; a , ? led s v debating. tea:itt. doom : nus' college le bile bit of good, When he gotS � .h thegirl he • 1 .1 With 1' I11I1e1 t � F� 1 tto 'aai a. g., DWELLING FOR. SALE One Story Frame Dwelling, north side King Street, Rensall; 4 rooms, 2 village lots, well. situated. Small fruits and., good water. Apply George Brown, or Gladman & Stanbury, CRED ITON Do not• miss the 'oyster supper ;at the Town Hall, Crediton on Tuesday” evening, Jan, 15tb, from 5 p.m: to 8 p.m. Plates 50c and 30c. A splen- did program will be rendered follows ing -the refreshments. The program without the supper will be 25c. Mr, Victor Nestle; of Chatham, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Tre- vethick. Mrs.' Leah Holtzman, of town, has gone to visit with Mrs. D. Schanz, of ELL Clinton. Miss Beatrice Heist has returned to Naperville to perform her duties • IVIr. It. E. Cool: spent T'itesday at college for another terns. Miss. Merle Clark, liar-. returned Jzlnt ii`Lotitlan, llonie after her visit iht•Walkerville. Mr, and Mrs. M. J. Drysdale visit lti'rr. Roy Wolfe and Mrs. I -I. J. Moir ed tllis'week in 'I/9,11(1011. have returned to Detroit after spend. - A. W. Ancle`ij, r, of London, '4oi lug'a iew woeks with Mrs. C. Wolfe. A number o -o n f n people of our 5 g 1 p was in town on' busines :on Moirday. _ town spent an enjoyable time at Ex - Mrs Ru 'cli is vis uibttll of Goclei rinketer skating on'Monday night. itingher sister, , r this. 1VIiss llcCTr, er g ,`['lie young of the Lvangal- weel. , ical chin's”' spent a social evening at Dr.t <,i ,: Allen 1Gthe tonr� of the pastor, en 4oir•. has installed a Fac c, 1 s,oi, Ileo. W. Y. did set on his farm' just west of the 'flreier the past week: , village,liars, Harrison Holtzman arid, Mrs. H. ?fa- hal •e,returned to their 'homes in Detr oia;•-a,i'ter visiting in the village f v for a' couple ' weeks. •fetor 'ed "twine on • 11Ir,s: Vi°er3ler , � . n e The saork has' this week made Mr. Tuesday after an. ext 'te Ltledvisit frith Gordon Parker the proud possessor lle aitoba friends in Ontario' eItis, of a young son; n+ a. Mrs. D. McIIarg, or London, i;e ceutly visited her .another, 'Mrs_ 1 Peart, of town. Miss Jean . Smith; of Toronto. i'e- co ti visited he • brother, n y I �t 0i;llel• (Y , D ate. G. •L. ,. n'h S xt o i f town. , Miss ,a . �Imil �•f a�i P of „ of -Iii Ingersoll, y� f, i; sol, i'e- ceutly d' visit to paidher brother Mr. - Miss CIara Mosley is visiting her. W. E. Pfaff of `tod'n: .; e ,', i)I O .Jr 11 j i Brantford. Congratulations �1"e i+l`i order for i Mi', Charlie Jeffry has started his Mr. T. C Joynt ,ai 'a:+„-„atriv; 1 of a^' > .' __� i year's work with -Mr. Fred Delbridge. baba bay, at his lhomea. ,.. ' :,.:I ,, •.y i. Will Skelton ., m-; . n is Lul.i�ib :the Miss _Dolly- and ziirs:' Jas. Carlin,, ,Dairy Course. at „Guelph this winter. of. Se'aforth, paid friends„;iu town a We wigh him success. short visit me -Say this'v oek. iRev.' Mr. Donnelly, of Ex oleter, will ' Mr. Wes, Green, Mr. R'obt. Mos_- give his well known and popular lee-, -seen and Mr. "'Wes. Nichols left fol' *tare entitled "Marriage, The Pike's Detroit on Tuesday evening lasxb. Peak .of 1Success,',' in the Sunshine AIF. J. 51. :Rands of MedicineHat, , church Friday evening Jan.18th. is spending the sysnter svltl;, his hro- i,The lecture will be given nuclei—the ther, Mr. Levi Rands and Miss Rands auspices of the. itliasion Band for•the; of town • support of a Chinese girl • in China.'. Mr. Sheldon Coleman' returned to Lon' earl on Saturday Coleman altervisit- ing � ing for atime with relatives' in and around town. Mr. S. aniline, of Toronto, return- ed etur n ed home on Monday last after visit- ing with. friends and relatives in town LS]Ot]. SCiIOOi, 14171 OKT 1 e follow' .11r .75 'th the t ofiVin- g l c1i1 esL Public Y ubl c School Senior Room, for h o �cmber" _ and December exams. Sr, IV Florence Pullen, 82; Ross !Hera, .S1;aaElgin Bern, 77; Agues . Creery,- 76; Isabelle "Johnston, 70; Milne Pullen, 75; Win. Ilaseiwood, 67• Harold Prance, 66; Charlie l:foil- gent 64; Carinate" Gregory, 63. 1 Jr. _ V—Gwendolyn Doupe, 86; VernaBiock,`a84; Marjorie Delbridge, IGreta Brock, 75; Aima Hern, 66;, f Ward Hern, 66; Ada Speare, 66; Ina Jaques, > 65; Lena I•Ieyivood, 63. • Sr. ,IV—Cyril .Cornish, '74; Squire Herdman, 71; Gilbert Jolins, 66; 1Kenneth Johns, 60; 'Verde Kellett, 56; .7aci: Delbridge, 54; Harry March 54; Hubert Heywood, ,41. IV—Lavona Oooper; 81; Ruth Skinner, 71; Bessie Bell, 70; Elvine Comm, 68; Earl Hern, 59.; Olive Prance, 57; Hilton Jolins, 53; Ilarold' Bell;, 46. No:. on roll, 35;' Aver a.tten 34. Lila McCulltiueh, teacher, We were in error last week in stat- ing Mr_ W. E. Pfaff was a councillor for 1924. His place has been "taken by Mr. Thos. Hudson. , 1 Election -was held in Hensell for rebvd on Monday last when Mr. Owen Geiger was re-elected to office • by a majority of 2 votes over Mr. R. IXig-. gins. - • Next Sunday in ..,,thee Methodist church the pastor's saibjects will be as follows: 11 a.in.” "The Corn -cribs iri.I gypt," 7 p.rn, "The Vow of Jep11- flub.". The Ladies' Aid of the 1Methddist church will hold their regular rnon,th- 'ly 'fleeting in the basement of the uliurch on. Thiisday afternoon 'at. 2.3 ()o'clock. Skating on' our 'l,ocal rink was com- menced on Friday evening last. This first skate was 6allowed without charge as the ice was soinewlia,t rotgli., ,but this week- it is, ideal for the:,gioriotis whiter sport. Mr. R. E. Cook, our up-to-date ba- iter has, owing tot the heavy snow, beenforced to sabre his bread •:truck and resortto horses and sleigh. h. He has fitted. up t a well Lilt i lit and attrac- tive ve siei hfor file winter • � s autei months to facilitate the delivery of i bread cad to his numerous customers ttsto_nrrs in. ing ni legal°-" g towns. g W. r Rev. 1i . E. Donnelly, '� 13,>' of. L7, eters will give his well i:uownctul'e e cl )- 1 ttitle'd "'1VIarria . t c`Tla- r, Pike'a Peak of g , Suric • ss''-.. 111 (Inc� o the ,.�I •) otli ltcli church on ids uci Wednesday, . o+r ori tog, Jan a6. ' There ri 11' l). :iso a ,r,ins':i' instrumental t,il alicTvocal , 1, .Iti,a - I br.�,given, ,i viI bt g ti' the 2irei Oi of the, 47:1\.I .,in. ot he .fapanese Fund. Afl- 'iiicoion 25c and .1.5e. The first meet ii �'-oi t1 t � the Board of Sehoc l "k 1 ue coci for Detisall was held t �. gat' 'Frith*" Y tar 1 � r r as' �l Patrick :Ryan,. {. when ,l 14i• , d, Y C 1 I i�V �t.i. Of Dublin, who 1 s lul re .1 e len• �� when sae' e c , c, ] , ,le,icd oliaii•niazi c x}.c ...Ii injury to his imine SS.tCI he t 0 1 ., 2 r and • took. to of: fell ,_aa i : . c 0 , r Dec. 'meeting,' Casewas re-elected Wedutisda,y, Dec. <,(,tlt t)fa,`- ' t .,c ,.-'i'riiws;,ancL tla.e.. +.o11o1yitig aril 1 aJ.,V•:h,. <fu,at uiiT 016 accident, ou(;ui:- 1 t, 4 til0'!?tIi(,1Pii'eill,bei`:4.OP the Board: ed i5. il0e�l�rir>sviiaS �.7'ia"eiltl no one Sl 1. G -i' O. ai r ts. Soldan,Nir.' Tiles, Welsh, i1li..:att the'laisllai It .i3 )flee `t i - : �; 1 1 ve 1 1 Orir- Y' t Y 1 L. L , tndc.afroltl, Mr, J. i"riuzi Y: -1`t �4vas " ns r.i tlzta.t Mr. Ryan was Seized' ?, Y. uc,tzt,ci with i deel I :, ,tea', k. ,: Feet. tolot ex c.�L r - f 1 s each s, for,"1 ,t� l i Year for: spell and tttin,;tlod from the Caretaker S The' 1 d et'ili'ea' 1'oi' four Ir. ,.'r��, 1 „t. 1001'i'OOii 'Ciq'Oi. �' 1 s, j, r. 11.. It;Yei,n 1c,<i� t,, a ri.clt7ty, ti`tiOnt; ollicei_ u.li 11) 24' 1s h.ti`, fire "'SenS and 'three daii 'hters g z THAMES ROAD Mrs. J, W. Stewart entertained a lumber of friends on Tuesday even- ing lase;: Miss M. Gollings spent the week- end at her home in Farquhar, Mie .n and :ills: Ken:NlcNicoT enter- tained 1.30I1Y party of aboif 0 at their home .on ''.Cuesclay 'evening last, at which cards and dancing were in daldged in ti11the wee sena,' Boars of- morning. Mrs. 1 s. G. I(t es le of :iv atei• spent Thursday 1a. 1, with ` her parents. Messrs. Jas. BallaitvneAr. � L Turnbull tl, ai, _ 1 and •Ino...Ir' e s lexi a d3' 1. , t couple of £ co busyd 1 1. aye at the Tiai1 bore,' auditing t, the books of the Usborle Fire I',abber't ansi;ii•ance Co, They report a successful j,G1a. IMOM: .113 171 HE TSR TIME DASHW000 Dr. H, H. Cowen, L, . '. aD. S. DENTAL SURGEON At. McCormick's - I3100k, Zurich,, every Thursday and Saturday. MAIN O,1'[+'IOE IXartleib's Flock --- Dashwood,' Ont. Mr, C. Stade is on the sick list. Mrs. Doneley, of Chicago, returned home on Thursday atter spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Goetz. Mr, Colby, of London, assisted J. C. Reid & Co, in taking stock last week, Messrs. Czar Kellerman and M'il ferd Merner left Tuesday for Dex trait, On Thursday evening of last week Mr. Jacob I(ellernra n was very much surprised when at seven o'clock the. members of his Sunday School class entertained him : at his -House 'with a falai supper, Mr,'Kellerman was pre- sented with a handsome teacher's bible after which , the evening was spent in games and singing, ZURICH Mr. E. Keohler, of Kitchener spent last week, with relatives bare. Mr. Wm. I3-. Brown, of Toronto, is visiting his father, • Mr. Jacob Brown. Mr. • and Mrs. Lennis Cailfas left last week. for their home in Kitchen - Mrs. D. rMcLincitey and daughter. Alice, of Landdn,:•:Visited with rela- tives he re .last week. alas, Arthcr' Benedict, of Kitchen - 1 er, is visiting with her brother, W. H. Hoffman. Mr. Ernie Meyers left for London last week,:'. Miss ss Leila Siegert is spending a couple of iveelcs at Kitchener. Mr. John Oescln" and Miss Laura Oesch' left last week for Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred -Laporte and" family are. visiting relatives in De- troit. Mrs. E. Truemner and leerg .rand`' child Evelyn'Ayers deft last week to spend, some time in Detroit. i e i'. tar d Mas. Lloyd .o d_Sche• ifele and . famiIy�'Y+i'•�f Detroit Fere holiday visit- ors at the � - • 1. he'lattez is par ts, i1rli�.�areci G'La R R ER ; IWO ADETCBELL, YOUNG MEN 1�Ili1T Nfl tiltw, ESCAPE" Two Mitchell young men had a narrow escape from drowning on Thursday, afternoon, both going through the ice on the mill pond in- • to about eight feet of water. 'Wilfred Whiting, son .of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Whiting, went through the thin ice while skating•on.the pond- and Arthur Biowes also.}vent into' the cold water while attempting a rescue.'Wiifred• Whiting, witioit warning, went through roti h` g the ice • but when he came' up managed to grasp the edge of the ice and • support :himself. Arthur Biowes was one of those Who respon- d.edto the alarm and he, too, went through the ice when he was making his way towards Whiting. lie 'pian aged however, when he' came to the surface to pull himself out on the)ce, Whiting became chilled, while rescuers worked at top speed and went down for a :second' "time, but a- ,gain managed to grasp the. edge cif the broken ice, A. canoe was pushed out on the ice and a rope thrown a- bout him and he was hauled to safe- ty, but not before he had been in the .. water for 20 'Mentes. He ,vas close to complete exhaustion and both he and Biowes received medical atten- tion. Both :are repeated to be making satisfactory reeovery, "Actions speak louder than. words."` "That's right "I'd rather have 'a girl soueese my hand for text seconds •than have her talk to me about the weather for ten hours. TE OLD` FAVORITE AGAIN Old subscribers of the ltamily,I-Ter aid rind -Weekly Star of Montreal, fathers and , grandfathers; mothers and grandmothers who have know -n- and read that remarl:able paper' for thirty,t . ;and `.' even. 3 `ea fifty for5. years, S, ., still are amazed by the, improvements Which aro made year by year. ' Each year it would seem that perfection. .was reached, 'lint still.. the Palitil Y :Herald soixlcl launCi seine new"feat- -lire axd make improvements 'here. and.tliere, that; al`vfLy s acid. 'to the Val- ue and attractionof .thep p a er. ` This Y.cL tac publishers 7)ron1,se, that 'those who wisely subscribe to the ]P -niily, L -1c ralcl a 1C1 "it7reel:ly' Star may t1)of vas`? in -Ore -ye -meets. and greater ,value tli:an Brei• beforei With sveral pleasant surprises thrown in. For example, 11.j_1,an110unee71 in 'a I. , "iss.'f... recent ,r,..,tte' that a 'beautiful picture, of a rein0,19( )1y lovclg woman, en.- titled n = ti1cd ,"The Wonderful I7r,o._e" s rll be given free'ke eaeh neu1"subscriber, - each.present wird t.o atie subsaiiber who., renuvS in tinie for a noth.z year , Such value is amazing beyond words. A dT he " C .1'lte "Wonderful ur:.T�Coro- e's �, lrfe basi:reorl Lubl,islii;�lili 7ti- plle` form and our readers may ib - d)' 'a,: t;0 iy fi•-e. ) ' 0eil 10.,: ob- tain l �+ 0 1. 5 tit tt, a. Bost card (0 the Fal a+ m11Ieraid arl ly Star, Montreal, (1) a train of lied 'River C11118 ; taderi with jure that tray Fort Edmonton to the Canadian Pacific yards+ Winnipec. (2) Fort Garry Gate, Winnipeg. (3) A part. of 4Lower .'Fort • Garry' known Al, -The t3tone NOT long since, 'Fort Garrywas th : point' of ex- . 6P change •between the traders and hunters of the plains—.the bartering point of the great fur country to the - o west. .:The fur flocked traders : fl around r o d a ound the fort, snatching 'every opportunity for trade and`. thus,within a stone's throw of 'Fort Garry, was begun1 the i foun a d ton of the city of Winnipeg. The lake sixtymileslong to the north had: since been named "Winnipeg," a contraction of the Cree Indian "Oui- . nipique"'or "Winnipic," meaning'.."Win"--murky, and. a, Nl• w pa --water, so the name was adopted for the new metropolis. h Across the river was the.old ,Catholic settlement of St. Boniface and one ranges tip and down the cor- ridors of timed history i y• g a star welkin its streets, "over 4 shaded by gre at, old trees,gazing gin the mellowed cathedral and buildings, with the imprint of time on them. It wasas, early, as 18.17 that a band of French soldiers made their headquarters at Point Douglas q gas' end' established St Boniface. • ,,,_There are now over 500 miles of. streets in Win - 1 ny of the names are rich in historic erred down v n Portage Avenue, the long nfi Fort." still in good repair. suggestion, such as portage avenue, Logan even1e, the Lord Selkirk Highway, the Fort Garry drive. g 3', S' These famous driveways Rare the visitor and resident. alike and none are more popular than the Fort Garry p J drive with its sylvan trails and leaf shades through. y y p i ' "Wildwood" where the roads follow the serpentine windings of the Red `River. Branching offto t the, Pembina Highway to the M fine new A 1 i 1 n ax cu lural college fine road leads to file quaint town of St. Norbert, with its dominating crosses and chureh •,spire. The most interestingplace in this "Bit. of Quebec" is the'` open air church, nestled .in: a ' grove of Manitoba maples, elms and oaks. With its candles, always burning and the altar brilliant' in its sylvan setting. 1 Beyond is the Trappist monastery at . a point 'where -the La Salle ins the e Red River.' aTurning onto the Lord Selkirk Highway, through a district ofr"rich historic interest, leads into North Winnipeg` ' by way of Old St. John's—its collage sombre, its vine-; . clad cathedral restful:and its lovely old graveyard, a �aiass of summer bloom, the last resting place' of many r1 .rgN n� ?anadians who fell in the Riel rebellion( t trcet`in the r` ,arid fro*r': S •• ars de Luxe in ("' • . a bPw•.. .. t4,i..S4 •.. :�,.. ^:{,{iyn, rt ••ry .1r :•^. ::.:K:::::::iG•i•}.'2:v:G %5: ::$Y{:i5vj$:4,.+•�:::.,, n.±v..2n:Y•.,.0 ?Uu 1i`✓ .£. u^ }'r'i,a 'a�'.al..alea. :..:. •, 6x.1. .- 1. ..!•..:' \ ..'i:: 4 •i l � •.,hilt• 4.. '.',..v^`y,; ,;�,�;� i> .wd�. t,f�a-`�.:C:��.�`�'-,'n�S�"$�`w'••E�Zro�'''p,,�x�,�q,a ... :. - .... :, , ��".s3i::,t .,� �z3 � t:���«,t�a���• '�r•G�u c:.o.�aaPk 1 F the best of =deaf improvements -to; railway :service in Canada are, the Canadian. Pacific combination dining arid "parlor cars. The new all steel cars, six in number, will operate on the more a tT short runs ffordin import n , a g every convenience 'and luur • where full size : dining and parlor ;cars' y,.. t; p x are not required. They are the only Cafe Parlor Cars existant which are fitted with a smokin g 'room and g r dis- tinctive , the 'revolvingslumber-back chairs are another dis- et ve tin i feature, 1 ; Interior decoration has been given specialgoon- g sideration by the Company, and the new ears are an Y extremely well finished product, Inlaid mahogany has been nand vith good effect, theceiling s have a light brown finish, and the lighting Ias been arranged g to permit reading in any Bart 'of the rax' tivitlaotizt strain g .txaln'or glare;. Lamps Fire arranged`alon .the centre n b P ee . of the teilin and r � , ct lamps g, a d lr c.,tover. each :table And chair, all with truscan shades, l f t6e a: warm glow. Th ' now ' i The n Cars ar(, different frrslti An others i e' 0 s doing Y service in Moada'in that they are praetiealldivided into four separate compartments. The lazteben, .fully equipped, takes up nearly 10 feetof one end and in this aro found ;t huge range with ovens and steam , ,1 tables .-., attached. A charcoal burning. Frill is l)1ar.cd i'. g... next,tl.e range, and ,on .the other side are the separate a'e.al Cit tors for' meats, fl,o1, iizits, milk, cream and t e "ht . i ,V aYavailable 1le inch of flooring • seems nsto be utilltct1,it there is roam enough f)r.three men warc,and for Cie carving tables,5n:, dish washer t 1 ,: and `nil ier,lilG 1 .lir tx a )ra n oc .Is $o groceries, r o ru.,, eliiti:iw2r . � f r C glass, silver, etc. A tank overhead su ) fresh and , pllies li a filtered water for use in the dieing Count and kitchen, Leavings the kitchen one collies Ivan :a small lxesohule twhieh : opens ON) the dibi'ug Xoom; ' Rand'. .li:beve— Txter#or 'Cnfe•['nc'1or''Cnk•;' Loft—interior of the parlor. Itight.•-.T!he dining 'room. ' — some china and silvercabinetsenetscan be here, , and stewed snugly into the corner 45.-a'bat" which wn ic' i a.. hold a surprisingly large nuir;bier of betties, and keep them' cool because cause Inci , e May be let into a chamber at the tearn tbroug <th e roof. The dining room is 19 f tet tong urd seats 18 people, Three tables each accommodate,four diners and three tables, two, Partieularly;when lighted, ted, t he dining rooln is most.beautiful, The general cffcet. is very iy rich and soft, ' • The p. a., rlor1 over 21 feet long, contains twelve ,' chairs with swivel Naso 'and reclining b�Aek. There distribution Gee G is a good distribution of light for reading, and the t„ coni ,t pit7tntent is <tlisolut„ly the, 'last word� in. comfort. t,o icix v, Thesmoking lrii an g rocr Is reached through 'a short rider,y off which are: file wash rcoihs, � This .:.is. snrn e- whatsma1ler, but decidedlYncrecontoxtaaIethan the s7iial<in; rooxai,>> of the Standard feet sleeper )eI' or first t. w cies.5eouclies,>. '1t is: ever � f e � ion , and the vss-l) leather sai`asaecaininodato 'six �witli ease, � e. people "l,. 4., • The new Canadian it ir.i�t i'acfir care parlor �`cars have ,li.lY nsvn ieitln>. n11ti Chctli is another .drxnttrFA`. '. They � aro. fitted With cooling e i s ,1 V t uox, n,� fans and flit. vcntli,atznrl has'� systembeen so :ac :1,t.. . d as�s= s o en, uro �a ron)pltatr Chale 'i .,,'. a ofair aver .. ,; 1, few : it' � inite � l +, s 'bVAtl � : r) Y l' OrLt . 1 l.a , �tM draLt,hts. 1ies r credit to (Inc Canadian. tuna- ship that has gene ;into the lr makeup_, and Vc0ii ate rn001, 70 clact)i,l)a,ge travel in this p4'11 of thei,`cta lts;traatR