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aria charged accordingly.
Changes for contract Advertise-
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dvertise-meal s 1e in tlie; office by noon,' F :on -
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;-;QI.;iSII ESS CARDS
Velli o ' ut.. al Fire
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Insuransce Co.
Establislxe4 1840
Head Office, 'Guelph '
Resits taken onall .;1,.
1 .lea 1, et, c asses of insur-
able property on. the .cash -or irernlurn
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Roto system, '
ABNER COSENS, Agent,
Win gharn
,121f ,t,IOLIWES
k3 lRBIS!BR,, SOLICITOR RTC.
t'iciory and Other Bonds Bought and
Sold.
Ofilce-Mayor 'Block. V./Ingham
la. {g
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR-....,
hlone).'',to Loan at Lowest Rates.' . .
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Doctor oC Dental Surgery'
I'ennsvivania .College and,'I.'icentiate
of Dental Surgery of Ontario.
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Faculty of Dentistry • 1
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Special. attention' Old to,.
Wench and Children, having
postgi°aduate work in. Surgery,
ter.iology and Scientific 11.1ediciite.;
Office- is the Kerr. Residence,
.the Queen's Hotel and the
Church.
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Felephories-Oildee ,'281, Residence 151
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Phone 184 - office in Town Hai!.
DRUGLESS X
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It is easier to. lteep well than to:'e•
over lost' health." -Chico practi
F c .-+1t1•
lustments is the Key to Better Health.
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I'hay renlhve'tlic Cause of,' Disease*.
DR. J. ALVIN 'FOX,
I hent; 191. Hours -2-5 and 7-9 ,na.
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DCR. 6' A.PARKER
Osteopathic Physician, only clue.iiled
arcopatir in North Huron,
Adjustn, 2_ ax th r`.a is inose
quiekiy secured and 'With few,or treat
rents than by any other method.,
.Blood pressure and other examina-
ns in ede.
OVER,' , CHRIST 1E'S STORE
1`ree Flaintind;
reedsitatilcl lid planted t,9tey
ere ct+,if•rnaitt. Plrcy �lay be+ Zalantetl'
the, slxin; es sson; as the frost is out
Of the' ground until the trees start
WVtII, or, itz th,a sass• of btiardwoods,
uY, nit _•oi' e;ni:ife
rebtie sl#btila3,;hat bc pl erttiil r s iho
�Q tai, gal t .Line) 305wvth Starts...
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The agg,regataiol British-Coinaibla'
Preanction in 1927, was .$41,0;2-65,74, 1a
'Which, agriculture accounted for 75,r:
000,000, minerals .$24,000,000, ;forest
Rad
eines 59,.500,000, :and manufactured pro-
ducts $223,000,000 )lan.k clearings
British Columbia for; the period wore,
amin'pximately $1,000„000,000.
The population of tie Province of
British Colombia in the ,1021 � 'erisus
is announced by tine Domiir:oer 1lureau'
of Statistics as 523,309, an
sinc,,e 1011' of 130,388,: or nearly 38 per
cent. The population of ifictoria is re-
turned at 38,006, - an increase since the
last census of`:7;028, • •
Many familie'sare expected to come
Prom England to settle in the -Stuart'
Lake country,` British Colurrhbia, as 'a
result vof the visit of I --Ion. T. D. Pat-
tl1”
u„p, S'rovineial Iti tnisfei' of Lands to
England last sunm er, . Mr. 1 attulio''is
returning t3 I9ngland ,supervise the
emigration and also to seen more set-
tlers.
The merirbership of the United
Farnxer's of Alberta increased from 30,-
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!(00 in„ X920 to a total ,of nearly. 38,000`
hi 921, acc•prdizin to IIp IIi3 lrrjiotta:u;:
'g'en€eral� secretary The, 1izen1bers111p
has marc than doubled:in the Idat, four: ,
l.'y'ears._A. fart er large increase ih thO'
n.urilber of locals had. taken place
there bean a grand eta ,r
g r�za G fetal of ],a0a,
This was. •mala u i of 1,037 3J 5' A:
c 1
locals, 809' T,.lr.W,,;�., and. 710 jue r',
locale.,:
Large expert rt orders < are > being. e
Large 10, "i b r,
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cstw c3liy tbe Medicine flour mill,,
and up'to the prc oat time they have
shipped 1,790 Ston,,.of four to _l Grope,'
which- is moving via,Vencoixver and
the Pan auma OlanaI,,aud have. yet -to'
ship by that route 2,498 toes.; ,They
-}rano rl3o .Jiipped:eighty tons, of flour•,
.to China and have :about, thrde"hun-
dred tows in aixlrt for that b l.1 dC'�tilati 011::
During .1.921; ,` :12,080 settlers,
cash amounting to 53,780,000,` ttnd of
fects valued at about 59,2,070 Came to
. r
Canada„from the'United States' and
Settled in distriets between 1?ort Are
thur and. Kingsgate, British Co1urnbia;,;
according to T. Gelley, -Commissioner
of Immigration.:
UN BY TWO O r.E ><
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.
allant Struggle Under Severe
Handicaps to I'., tta t Success
and hldt '• endence.
A rualeleee Eden -on the , C:ana:dian
prairie -is to be found at Oak Laire in
he Brandon 5iatrict , of Manitoba,
here,
w two.modern daughters ters-of L+ve
b''h
Kaye, unaided, wrought -miracles of ac
c'mplishinent in transferrbing the
tra1d .uncultivated sod into 'one -of the
direst eind'richest.farnm, in the area,
'where ' a i .. ne en
Here,. m n s ..ver."se ,
ave asa visitor,' two fair, yoimg'Eng-.
ishl girls are successfully • managing
id operating a 'vast acreage which
vouid tax the capacity of most male
a gricul+turaliste. ;Their success over
number of years, their high.. degree
f prosperity after .arduous toil which
was all uphill, the'manlier in which
they have conquered, one by one, the
endicaps•,`of .their sex and circum -
lance, form the nonst brilliant tribute
Canadian .woni.anhood.
The fortune they have wrested from
e bosom of -the 'Western Nadirs
oves conclusively that it is far from
epos-sible for women to achieve tire
nipletest success in Western Calla -
an agriculture, and their 'story and
.maple allay encourage others eager
try the freedom and it dependance
life in tile, open, but wvh-o are held
Lek by what they consider. the handl;
ps of their'sex.
Jomen of Courage and Enterprise.
Their father calm' from ' is
,, ro i the British
es 55 Manitoba some years ago with
wife and daughters ad settled up
-
a homestead in the, Oak Lake dis-
act. He was. city bred, and his dough-'
re. as "unfamiliar with rural or' farm
fie as any ,children whose- early' years
ave heen:;.spent among: city streets
nd• whose activities havey
been liiirited
urban boundaries. Misfortune,
vertook,;them rapidly for the bread
Hiner of the familydied,; leaving his;
1e and daughters, unprovided for,
eir-only asset a, farni heavily encum;
cred with. mortgages.
The natural thing one would have
xpected' to hapldn would be the
bandonment of the farm and the
ceking .of the' fam+ily:to the nearest
vni or city to add three unemployed
to the population. The two
le, however, were"made of stern
if and possessed of intelligence; arid,
ion which ' gave'"..them• foresight of
great agricultural future, vah•ich,
anted Manitoba and the'.Branden
trict -Individually ,_they, threshed
matter out thoroughly,. and Caine
the sante conclusion, They ;ale,
ed .to set themselves a tremendous
k for two young girls, one. of seem-
impossibility,
eem-
im ossibilit :.;: one o'daunt•'
p Y,. t most
a
andfro with fraught wr the longest..
is, agai fst suocesa no., less than' of
aria the farm of ifs debts,
gand:en-
ribi-antes,, 'putting it, on a sound
is, and. inducing. it to'provide -thein
h a, comfortable living" and 'ultimrate.
spet•ity ;nand indeliendenpe.
`.hey would seem to have started
in the greatest independence- of
rat, a• keen appreciation of their
To a Great:Soldier ,
This memorial to Bri General John.
g,.
Nicholson, who saved"the Punjab for
tine Empire, in the Indian Mutin', arid
y,
fell 111 the storming of Delhi, was lug-
veiled c recently � in Market 'Square,
Lisburn, Ireland.
in, this direction, and: a re-
,
solute determination never to call in
the assistance -of any man Y n bat' Drove
what two inexperiencedg irls could, do
with fertile western land.
Since the father died a man's hand
on the farm has neverguided
_. .'a plow,
or seized a fork,. Ploughing, seeding,
haying;stooking; harvesting, feeding,:
all the multitudinous tasks of -farm•
life in their every phase and detail,
have been solely accomplished by the
two giris,.arid the excellent reputation
the farm has among the province's
agriculturalists`to-da is the 'greatest
y g es.
tribute , to their sustained endeavor.
and' determination, 1,1ilst the 'moth-;
er, who is now old and; almost hlin.d,
remains the housekeeper, the girls;
have, in the best and'. every sense of
the word, ;provedthemsdlves the ni,en,
of the family and;overcazne,any handi-
caps
andics p their : snit .may be..-. expected .to.
have imposed upon then;:
From 160 to 1,120 Acres. •
' :When the father died' the farm con-
sisted• .of a homestead; of one: hundred
and sixty acres' encurnibered'tvitli ,a
mortgage; to -day the two.,giris have
extended and
develo ed t'
p d herr holdings
until , they comprise a section and'.
three quartets; or;a,120 acres. They
started operations on their own with
seven horses, and;ten Bead of cattle;
are there re n ow on the -farm twenty,
three, horses and 'ninety tread 'of eat-
ale,, Furthermore ; each animal, is an
attainment in breeding worthy of spe-
cial attention,, and no expense or care•
is omitted in bringing the fari