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ONTARIO
KUL'S IIALF.ACRE
There Are Some Queer Plums c.-4
'Bilis Outlet of Ours.
There are some queer places on the
face .of this old planet or ours,. write -
T. C. Bridges iu Auswers, and on of
the queerest I (e'(?r $et eyes me is t
valley near' (else:ain ti e state; of
aVymaing, U.S.A., which goes by the
sigalideaut name of Hell's Half -Acre.
It is a IIILW3 of melts of shaper and
colors so amazine thee you can hard-
ly believe they Wlirt!aot OrlginallY
by a workiee patty of ereentle
giants. • •
All the, same.• I have seen many;
spot which far bettev merited Such a
Liatue. Of them all, the most terrible
Is that strange, green cauldron ou
Sulphur Island, off the eoast of New
Zeeland,
This is, I suppose, largely water,
but it contains vast quentitles et sal -
Aerie and hydrochloric acids, whicll
make the whole surface hiss aad bub-
ble. The lake Is frightfully hot, and
; sr -ea -ter.;
WiNGHAI4 ADVANCIS,T1MES
,te ARTHUR SOMERS ROC44E
STAIATEP 13Y 00AfALI, RILEY
SYNOPSIS Iy as easual acquaintances enjoy elm "Thene. all it i*----imeginat ion, Now,
Mir. Cooper Clary, Leeson, an atttir- auuther; iliere had been none of the tete be legends,"
;Twee, Meets Lucy Harkness, know as
Devil -May -Care because of her ade
venturous, eventful life. In a game
in which .partners for the evening are
chosen, is NV 01.1 by Tim Stevens
soul -revelation which had ,chainetteal Ile siniled vanly end took her hand..
laed their plan -lone frieedshie.. 'Well, elell try." be Said. •
she -would •try to, •I't tern tothat Fte came up eo Lee)/ tele evening at
ground whieh they had occupied 'te-:, the Everglades. !She'd dined iasid
Lucy
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gether before. She dide't keen, j1.1$4 vhh the 1..ars PeterseuS, and was DOW
who has a groat reputation as a heart, what site witnted from • I•atince, but loll(' of their gay party Seated outSide
breaker, Leeson is a bit jealons. Tim whatever 11 WIIS, 1W C"illdsupply it'
in orangerie, as the leeely dancing.:
Stevens tells Lucy they are going \ ant t he the kiridest nail wisesi maa .1)-iaeL, is named,
in; the world? And didn't she need ; "Your huSband the main person
aboard his boat. the Minerva, and She
kindness and wisdom? Wee, then , ;in the Se Lueie?-edevet-
accedes in drder rot to be "a quitt-
er. Asked if sheis sorry, that he Lucy Fame upon Faunce stretched (temente (luess I've seid enough."
h t auriously before an open fire-7there slinugged catelessly.
great columns of steam pour off it, . her eompauy SIie says
Was the faintest hint Of chill in the "If you 'don't wish to tell nn'; if
5 IS
steam which will choke you like poise end that evidently Fete has arranged
ongas if you are fool enough. to .getno.1 air -smoking his pipe and reeding you. •think -it's not to be repeated. Per-
--thereupu tee stop
it. tells her
into it a I.
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frotii. It small volume. Ile .rose et her hen; vou'v 0'101 'X'Cd l'Irl 1101. parnen-
a- C)e one side are huge blow -holes, ltioking reg,retfelly after Leeson. . . -•
. cheery bail etok• .11-t hand end led, — 17-,
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thousaud lee -omen -vet, and 07917 3:107 she replies With contemp;t fer him, -
of his hive When 111.• to a '7.1n1)-clittir.
• - "Is this Your island? Or, rather,'
1 She cotild itot have told, bad her
. tremendous pressure, 'roaring like a Stevetts tells Lucy
,
and then hurligg ea) great Masses of . . doesn't me- husband ewn it. ithis rel. -nark. It was a vulgar retuark,
i rock. A most awesome Place! , he grows violently angry end she be-
, Another uncanny spot is the 1 - c 'd ' ' Isavs -
. . _ He thoughtfully knotked the aeltesi
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ley af Tin Thoesand Sneekes." In he will never let her go frean: the from his pipe and slowly refilled it.
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- J. W BUSHFIELD from. which pours mit steam under Aboard Stevens' boat, the Minerea, - s larls fond, of beaten t you,
life depended on it, why she made
13arrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc.
Money to Loan
Office -Meyer Block, 1,Vingliern
Successor to Dudley Holmes
; 1.01.,2 an Alaskan volcano named Kate "Curiosity, my dear, is sometime:- .
R. VANSTONE . mai blew its head off with sea fury Minerva until she accepts, him. To
Victoria. B.C, 600 escape him, she leaps into the weter til(:' beeinnine of :wisdom."
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miles away, Kodiak, one hund.red'from her cabin window, swimJust abet do you mean by thatming a Ire aslwd.
miles away, was covered a foot deess short distance under water. :
The crater left wee no less 'than Lucy reaches land and meets Dr. "just what do you mean by wanting
three miles across. But the strangest to know whether or not your husband ;
Fergus Faunce on an island. ' He .„ es„ .,' „
• effect of this eruptioa was to turn a owns Mango eieg111/4.* cuntered. 'o
number tit valleys north a Natinai takes care of her and takes her home. al
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into .a wilderness, of deep fis"Oh; Fergus! I have a, right tosures. Everyone is worried about her, and k . . , . : . •
from wbieb volcanic vents pour out -! Is 1 e - dl g I ;. t 1,r„
smokeIt is a- ,
when she nieets Stevens he is frantic, - •
• inneemerable lets of steam an RI. en my maid has invested a/1 lo.
,
, ; nasty pla,ce to el:- regretful d still ardent ' te t - .
i savings with hinit Is he robbing her ;
IIARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.
Money to Loan at Lowest Rates
Wingliane Ontario
1 A. MORTON
BARRISTER. ETC.
Winghana Ontario
DR. G a ROSS
DENTIST
--- Office Over l'sans Sure-
plore, for the ground is hot every- dans of love.
and every one else? I want to know.
where, told you require stout soles to 1- ,
teeesom
n informs Lucy that Stevens "If Ivou'res tv, rried about your maid,
A foot below tile geefeee thelkheat iist must raise a quarter of a inill'°n dois :then worry about nut, too.- - ' t
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!ars or go to jail --at five o'Clesk'• r -You mean to say you've invested
L tremendous spectacle is the cra- Lucy goes to her bank and raises the ,_geeguees
ter of Kilauea., at the to of Mauna sum
' -I had a lease on this island whidi
of Hawaii. You stand on the edge
Lucy goes to Stevens to help him, eould not be eancelect by a sale. So, ;
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of a mighty cliff of black rock and but he refuses to take money flaunt when ;eters:ens pet the situation before°,
peer down into a vast take of liquid a woman to whom he is not married. roe. I re-tingle:shed ray lease for a cer- ;
fire -molten rock boiling and seeth-
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So LUC
Ing. Even at this height the heat Y' marries this man she hates, ,
faia
., n ntormt 411 1)1±.
, beats up into your face, though at :and promptly ruus away from hint"And that', why yo. :speak kindly
- your back the wind bites bitter cold, •-going to her staunch friend, Dr. Per -e of him. fle-ceu,er businees-Oh, Fer-;
for you are staetding at a great height zee Faunce to tell what she has done. gus! that .you should put money be-:
- • Stevene s
teaout in search of Lucy, fort . .
eufteieni to bell watei.
B. W. COLBORNE, M. D. Loa, the great volcano of the island 4
Physician and Surgeon
Medical Representative D. S. C. R.
Successor to Dr. W. R. Hamlet,-
Phone 54 \\Ingham
DR. ROBT. C. REDMOND.
21.R.C.S. (ENG.) L.R.C.P. (Land.)
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
DR. R. L. STEWART
abuts seaelevel.
• There are very few places where
dry land lies far below the level of
Mothr Ocean. One of the is that
deadly and dangerous spot which well
deserves its sinister title of Death
Valley, and which lies on the borders
of the States of Nevada and Cantor-;
nia. It is thirty-five miles long and
eight wide.
Climb down into this terrible ;
plate, but do not attempt to cross it ;
In the day -time, for the heat will
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blast your brain and drive you mad. t
Graduate of University of Toronto,;
Pa,culty of Medicine; Licentiate of the
'Ontario College of Physicians and
Surgeons.
Office in Chisholm Block
Josephine Street. Phone 29
DR G W HOWSON
140.4 DENTIST
Office over John Galbraith's Store.
F. A. PARKER
OSTEOPATH
All Diseases Treated
Water there is, but it is poisonous,
and you die if you drink it.
Those who work for the borax
coinpany which pursues its business
in this desert say that one hour with -1
out water In Death Valley spells
death, BO fearful is the heat. Indeed, ;
there is no other spot on earth that ;
seems more Igo the domain of his I
satania majesty.
• Office Adjoining residence next to, THE "ANGELS OF MONS."
Anglican Church on Centre Street.
Sundays by appointment.
Osteopathy Electricity
Phone 272, Hours, 9 a.m. to .8 p.m.
I A. R. & F. E. DUVAL
Licensed Drugless Practitioners
Chiropractic and Electro Therapy.
Graduates of Canadian Chiropractic
College, Toronto, and 'National Col-
lege, Chicago,
Out of town and night calls res-
ponded to. All business confidential.
Phone 300.
J. ALVIN FOX
;Registered Drugless Practitioner
CHIROPRACTIC AND
DRUGLESS PRACTICE
ELECTRO-THERA.PY
Hours; 2-5, or be
Appointment. Phone 191
J. D. McEWEN •
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Phone 602r14.
Sales of Farm Stock and Imple
eamets, Real Estate, etc., conducted
with satisfattion arid at moderate-
tharges.
1 E'VIJIYIFSO J' ELL
AUCTIONEER .
REAL ESTATE SOLD
A thorough knowledeet Faint Stoen
Phone 281. Wingliam
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RICHARD B. JACKSON
AUCTIONEER r
Phone 613r6, Wroxeter, or address'
R. R, 1, Gorrie. Sales conducted any-
where and satisfaction guaranteed.
Visions Revealed as Motion Pictures
Thrown on Clouds by Germans.
One of the raysteries of the great
war -the "Angels of Mons," seen by
allied troops in Flanders stands ex-
plained to- day as simply motion
pictures projected on clouds and fog
banks by Germaus. The secret has
been disclosed by Gerxnat secret ser-
vice agents after sixteen years af
mystery,
Tbe Germans hoped the figures
would halt the British attack, but the
' "I can want -to see fair play without being psychoanalyzed, can't 1?
want a fair fight, and-".
oo.•••too..a:•.,,•.pr,••mm.o'mom..r
meanwhile, Dr. Faunce and Lucy'
launch a new boat. A hurricane
:wrecks them on their first trip. Lucy
is saved and finds herself aboard the
Minerva wondering what happened to
Dr. Faunce.
Tonamies saw in them knights calling Dr. Faunce is aboard the Minerva
to battle -and so fought even hard- aleo Stevens threatens to kill Faurice
err.The F -la - i thegi tI ', '
characters the mut of Joan of Are, unless Luell sticks to ilitm To save
and their attack, also, was even more Fitunce she accedes, but expresses
bitter. hate for Steven's. A few minutes later
The trick worked once, in Russia, lie startles her by saying he doesn't
however. There the figure of the .
g Mary, e want her, and meter will' • '
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as
shown. The ignorant, superstitious _
peasants threw down their arms and And, once they had' been reduced to
surrendered by the thousands.
"The idea tbat the Germans were
words they became something at
which one might look could study.
aecompanted by supernatural protec- 9
non failed to 'have effect moat And observation and study told. her
cases," declares a statement by Col. that these motives were things that
Friedrich Herzenwirth, former Ger- .could not be carried out into deeds.
tn secret s a .
, She knew riow that had not the
storm lifted her from the arms of
The Reaper -Thresher.
Femme into the cabin of the Minerva
A booklet issued by the Dominion
Department of Agrieniture under the she would have retqrned, herself,
title of 'Seven Years' Experience within twenty-four hours, to wherever
witn the Combined Reaper -Thresh- eer
husband might be. For site weuld
er", poiuts out that "in the season of have realized, without Steven's -analy-
la2S a total of 4,841 conablnet were
In"
in western naming this aegree sjh of her intent, that in injuring him
wetting an outlay of about $9,984,- she must inevitably do dishonor to
.80e. There were 1,973 windrow•rhar- herself, Not the mere picture of dis-
veeters and pick-ups used, whith adde honor which public scandal would
S1,578,400 to the total cost of the
equipment used in this method of eVolte, but that real dishonor which is
harvesting. The average Derformance of one's own soul. Revenge must in -
for all sizes and makes of combines
in 1933 was 616 acres. On this basis
over 2,5.00,000 acres were harvested -
'by eotnbities.
DRS. A. 1 & W. IRWIN •
ono Doctor to Every Thousand.
DENTISTS With the exception of the United
()fa MacDonald gioeg, wingbam statps, which has mut practitioner to for revenge had led her. Tim would
every 753 people, Great Britain has not divorce her. lie would not permit
higher number of doctors propor-
evitably mean dishonor, for revenge is
ignoble in itself.
No more thought of revenge, then,
wouldaenter her head. Rather, she
erould selteme to discover a way out
of this blind alley into which desire
A. J. WALKER
PURN/TURE AND PUNERAL
SERVICE
, A. J. Walker
Licensed rutieral 'Director and
Ernbalmet.
Oleo Phone 106. Res. Phone 2,24.
test Limousine. 14.theral Coach,
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tionateiy thart any other country in
the world. There is now more than
one doctor to -each 1,000 of the pinett-
lation, and in the last fifty years the
number on the Medical Register has
. creased, front 22,510 to 54,252.
The Old, Old Sthteg.
TWo friends, a Seotsmart and a
Jew, stood suggestively outside a
nubile house. At last; "Curse ye for
the law ye are," growled the Scot,
her to divorce him, Ilut there must
be some way out. Also, there must
be some answer to this puxxle created
by Tim's sudden business energy.
There wag only one person who
could Possibly advise her, and butt
was Fugue Femme, 00 those occa-
sloes, since her return to Palm Beach
when she had seen Parimde, they had
kept their converse-0mi 00 the safe
middle greeted impersonalities.
They bad enjoyed eaC:11 other, but. 011-
41.44do* .4 S.
"That isn't fair, Lacy. Money
means little to me. 1 admit, I'm will-
ing to make some. Put putting: you
second. to anything, save fair play., .
1 haveint, Lucy, I want to talk to
VOU.,
But ehe. shook her head arid tose
eneerina at one's oWn husband, aed
no one save Fergus Faience and ;Tintare seen as. the ereund" becomes frozen
, .
hen:tete had even hemat her state, "u 10111 a 1- sarakai. ezoi hard, •eover the rows ' With two or
Thursday, June rith, 1930
2 2:421.N4 ts,stio r
'cta
natuntaaraenimmaimowne '-zr41,0aLimir-
A fine, fast, through train to the
West, leaving Toronto daily at 9,30
P.m for Min aid, Winnipeg, Brandon,
Regina, Saskatoon,Edmonton, jasper
and Vancouver,
tiOUIPMENT
Radio -equipped Cotriparionent-Oh.
servation --Library-- Buffet Car vvith
Valet Service; Standard Bleaing Cars,
Tourist Sleeping Cars, Dining Car
' and Coaeh.es,
Any Acent of Canadian National Rail,
way$ unit WI y4141110rit SI bout this train
nut
qt.>
TO EVERYWHERE IN'oANADA
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__see. -...„._,...._,_... ......,.......... .
work . . . make you s r11 eut, , ," from root -rot the previous yeat. Then •
"Bless youl you d m't nevd to tell discard from these any plants which
me why 1' erk,t,1 ;Ss. to, i,, II IS. , have blackened roots. .
- 8.- Protect the plants during -winter,
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Iiineu tst\why
yd (ilia) ;1„otit', . , . wh at do you by
means. of a suitable Mulch. As
since marriage, that she disliked Tim.
. .
lir actions may havo mik.irmed peo-
ple, l'Ait not her tongue,
'I always wondered yea' kaow-
ing whet you knew . well1 you won't
mind learning that he's going to learn
a little lesson to -night'
t :tenon, that had be'. n unleashod
by eombination of circmaseaneee,
came hub: to him:
-01x, well, you'll know to -morrow."
She shrugged indifferently. Then
she laughed cynically.
W
-Why do you laugh?" he inquired..
She was treetendeusly, overwhelm-
ingly tolerant as she replied:
"After all, Mr. Leeson, you're
very brigin and all that, but . .
Tim Steneus is . But I muete't hurt
your feelings." ;
"Yon don't think Couldn't out-
maneuver him?" he demanded.
\rant to see ntir play without being
physeinenelyeed, can't 1? 1 want a
fair fight, teoci-'" •
Ste -grits leughed botneingly,
"All right, Lucy! You'll see a .fight.
Come on."
He looked at Dr. Famice. 14e spoke
with a rapidity and assurance .tbat
dazed his wife. He teemed to grasp
three inches ,,r1 dean straw.
Graded Poultry
One outstanding result of the first
year's operation of the new standards
in the grading and marketing of
dressed potiltry is the popuiartiy
'which the Government certificate has
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all'-'11z,III•geine$C‘l'aira -litttlialatltir.lii.ricin kanli1)1N:sillieliel'fer to bay by certificate and in
ts It a
won with the trade. Dealers now pre -
Pulled PielliY Of 1'1\\ deal 8-"‘")111(41‘1 number of eases ca.rlots arriving on
'start anything- like this without old Ithe market without government
Lin-
John aw behind him, Probably has spection have been "pe.ssed un" in fa -
sheriff or two; I'll be legally in
the Ivor of •shipments rwhich have this fea-
la
wrong, Doctor. But they'll get away Lkoe, So thoroughly has the new sys-
with anything over my dead Carcass, temof grading dressed poultry been
and no way else. So . how about 1carnied out that the confidence of the
you?"
The firelight gleamed 011 Fannee's
whimsical mouth. •
"Why spoil what :Promises to be a
;cheery patty, by talk of illegality?" he
She shrugged again,
4i Pa !laughed. "I've always disliked the
; Caution gnawed. right through its I to -negate
;leash now and fled yelping away.
"Well, I have! His Lucy -or St.
Lucie -cite isn't worth a hoot unless.
In has a waterway. There's a Cloud
'upon the title to Seminole Creek, and.
the bridges,' across it., My clients
claim that they have an option oti
the land east of the creek, 'Sterees
claims it's his. Bue to -night de,
stroying,the bridges across the creek,
and tomorrow morning, _balgtatr and
early we're beginning work On a dam
that will deflect the creek, farther in-
land, so that it will flow through our
property, give es a waterway, and de-
. prive him of his. It; means that our
property, back from the ocean,' will
be worth treble what it commands
today, and thaa Steven's land will de-
crease proportionatcl-y."
"Ruh why deetroy the bridges?" she
aeked.
"Because those bridges give him ace;
eessi by motor car, to the property
east of the eteek, and we wale: to
delay his developinent, It Will take
him Weeks to replace the bridges, ev-
en if the „court decides against us,
and says. that we don't owe them and
the disease can be found, while; in
had not the right to destroy them.
other 50 per cent. or even 70 per"crent.
.So you see while he's iebuilding them
front the camp -chair. •
sq. don't want' to listen. Please, we'll be laying out oue development, of the plants are destroyed,
The principal control measures
can offer it to the pablic, so' Much
Fergus -.-let me go." which have been fottnd useful are:-
- earlier. It licks Lucy -St, Lucie, is'
; Leeson did not 'take dismissal so
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it? -and makes Cl aryt ow n " I.' Practice a fairly long crop re-
. in
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an0 his wife?" asked Tatry. ;
"I don't know how much 'Mrs.
Clary knows, but .you can bet that
Copper knows all about it. Why,
mostly: his scheme. He said that the
Hardly. law, anyway: !Let't, slap on face!
Stevens' great arm described a
semicirele, and his palm thwacked re-
soundingly on, the surgeon's haele.
"Atta...kidl Any one with nerve
enough to dig out an 'appendix has
Plenty; heart. Let's go. Got a' gun?"
Agriculture Leads
According to an eminent authority
the annual value of Canada's agricul-
tural• and live stock products on the
average of the past .hvo or three years
is around the two billion dollar mark.
'The mineral prodection is given as
being -280 millions for that period;
the. lumber and pulp production 450
millionS and the fisheries 64 millions.
Controlling Black -Root
- Root -rot or black -root is a fairly.
cemmon disease of strawberry plants.
Atiparently plants of any: age inay`
be Attacked but they are amet. stise
c'eptibIe at two period, shottly after
beieg- set oet and at freiling time. ,In
eome pinches little or no evidence .of
easily as she had. hoped. Whten she
refesed his third invitation to lunch-
eon, he telephoned and asked her if
he might drop in for tea. She granted
permission, and as they sipped the tea
and nibbled cakes, she told him, quite
gently bet nevertheless firmly that
she was a married woman and that
even if she weren't, 'she'd not be at
all interested ht him.
"Why don't you marry Elsie Dar-
ragh?" she asked.
l Young Leeson's face was miserable,
"Shouldn't I be a fine cad to marry
a girl I didn't love!"
She iaeghed bitterly.
"I married a matt 1 didn't love,"
"And are you happy? Certainly
not. Goad Lord, Mrs. Stevens! 1 . .
I know you're away above me, but
well, 1 never could understand why
= . , .after 'what I'd told you - . ."
1
"Arid, you were certain of your
1
ground?",
she asked=
He shrugged,
I"Our client's case was iminmeaefi-
,able. Of course, 1 shouldn't talk to
you this way, but . . ."
"I shouldn't have Id t you come here
shouldn't have Put into 'words things
you hade't said to me, but you're a
nice boy, and I could see . . . 1 was-
n't conceited, was 1? You see, if -I
thonght you teally loved me, I'd not
have mentioeed it. But youearen't in
love with me. You're piqued, about
that race in the swimming -pool, you
don't like Tim, and so you lineable
that you care foe tee.'
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"Iniagieel" he said angrily,
Site nodded,
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I"Does Mr Clarykabouttl is teflon. Strawberries should 'not fol-
low a similar crop in less than five,
years if possible.
2, 'Avoid introducing the disease,
\Vlien selling out it patch securer'
tyade has been eecured, The . dealer -
knows that when he is buyinga.box
of government • inspected birds:he is.
getting' exactly the quality stencilled
nim the box.
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Here a.nal I here _I
(525)
Twenty-two days will De OCC13•-•
pied by the annual tbur across
Canada to be conducted by Dean
Sinclair Laird, of Macdonald Col-
lege, when his party leaves the
Windeor Stieet station, Alontreal,
by special, train ever eanatban Pa,
cifte lines on Sunday, July 20. This
year will b.e the Seventh trip con-
ducted by Dean Laird and, as in.
past ,years, will include automo-
bile drives over the fanaotos Windermere highway and from.
Field, via the Yoh() Valley, tO
Lake Louise, OS well as steainer
trips across the Kootenay Lake to
Nelson; from Vanemrver to Victo-
ria; and on the Great Lakes,
steamships from Fort William to.
Port MeNicoll.
Spring seeding in the west is
proceeding at a rapid pace, ac-
cording to report at the end of
April from the agricultural de- ,
partment of the Canadian Pacific
Railway at Winnipeg. Taking the,
three prairie provinces as a whole
it was then estimated that 43 per
cent, of wheat seeding is complet-
ed, with some districts in south-
eastern. Alberta reporting between
50 and 65 per cent. finished. Heavy
showers have somewhat retarded
.progress itt northwestern Saskat-
chewan.
Twelve representatives of the
New Zealand press are at preeent
travelling through Canada via Can-
adian Pacific on their way to the
fotirth Imperial Press Conference
to be held in London, Eng., next
June. The members of this piartr
with their wives and ehildrenhave
been visiting Banff and Lake
plants from a field which was free Louise in die Canadian Rockies.
public wouldn't bite at two develop- i—
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Merits, both so grandoise, so near to- .
gether, eo . get mire ready first."
"But the courts may say the bridges
are Tint's eh?" '
He laughed,
"And we'll pay him damages for
destroying -his property, They may*
esem make us destroy taw dam and
return the creek to him, But we'll
have been selling our property to the
public and getting in some cash re-
turns on our inveStenent. StovoUS,
who's np to 'his neck this minute and
must get in some public money, will
be out la thc cold. We'll buy him, in
on our own terms,"
sec," she said. She smiled
brightly. Mucky that Tim and .1 are
not a loving couple, isn't it?"
CHAPTER VI
A fire gleamed by Faunae's cabin,
arid there, in its light, sat Faunae, -
and Tim Engaged, they seemed to
be, in amicable discourse over pipe
and cigar. This Was tut amazing
thing; the Lord knew these two had
no reason to like each other, Thit It
was not to be pondered on now.
"Leeson , , Clary going to pull
down bridges over Sendoole Creek,
Leeson told me , , , Just saw Clary
. , frockful of mee Hinder your
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WHERE R-100 WILL "LAND"
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Extensive prepaeetions for hand..
ling the liege crowds who are ex.,
pact -ed to greet the monster dirig-
ible upon its arrival at St. I-Inbert
Air Field, near Montreal, from
England, are being made by the
Canadian National Railways.
Special trains will be operated
from Bonaveriture Station to St.
Hubert, where trackage is being in.
stalled specially...ter the handling of
this service. The photographs
show: Lett, the huge mooring rnast
eonstructed inpreparation for the
arrival ot the R-100, `Upperl track,.
men• at work installing sidings in
preparation for the special tritleS
whieh will be opetated during the
dgibles visit,
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