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Pays for Itself in Labor ay.p.
Sprywheal eriablerOpe reqh.to.dofty•e•thicie-
culftInCas a wheel hoe.
Before the grdWiiirs'easoll is iar
Sprywheel will haVe more than paid .or
•itself by the hibor eacnenae,'
Agenciea °lieu; ht tome leeaIWa.,
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62 601.41§.0FINE
Dept.
TORONTO
'SFRINTITEA.
GIIAM ADVANC
ow urichei
BY ROBERT J. C. STEAD.
(Copyright The Mtistsou. toOk Co.)
C.I-IAPTI1R I. • "What horsemaashin!". she exelaira.,
Thl itdg,
rrigescd but the words laad searee left her
fel
CO/ liagees acrosa.laeltp Of nndulating,
prairie, oia-leaning laailY against the.
brown foothills, Like an incandeieent.
gl.ebe the af•ternoon sari hung `in the:
beWl. o1 •eleudleaa heanagni-Alink With
heat, but the hot rays, ever e met by the
high altitude of the ranch country,
arid lost their force like 4 blew' half
Strunk, And arming he spruce trees,
it wan 'cool anit',gr6en;"011.4 iklear,blue
water rippled •over beds of shining,
gravel. ; ' • ,
The raneb buildings lay, a little to,
the rear, 't,laotigh . the .trees stobc1
senttiael betWeen there. ;-aua. the ,prair-
ies. The ,house waaaof-tound straight
logs; the. s,hinglas of the squat 'roof'
were .cupped and blistered 'With the
suns of ,rreany .sunimeas. •Refnee:loit-.
,
erect out . the • open door; many
empty .tine; a ,lea.:1SY v4thm1k8-
rng
laeops; boxes, .harness, tangled bits
of wire. Once there had been a,fence;
a sort :of pieket fence ofnittle Sap,
ling's, but wild bronClies had, kicked
• it toceiestarid range' Mesa's had
rather heavy 'elaya loam .t ,:strg..•
d. une-exred -across its seat-
retted'for h year, mixed *ith, tere,dag, enflames,. ienee was new to Ins.hfe Besides.,
parts -of well' -rotted manure; leaf mold Forward, and to the left, was the. there were Strabgeri here.. „rie' had
and eaea,
corral; mill nab, on endor fences lip' fear a strangers. when .they were
The young seedlings vritieb. are of ledge-,pele.pine;.a coraer stimeepliat ch'ens and otaerVliaittsweatillogrechlefS,
but
started le Plant beds and whiCh are to I cOYered, in, 'offering, Vagire protectien: an old
_ .
anaseassimseaase
Don't -Overlook Attractive Annuals.
For- natural beauty and pleasing
color effeets it is hard to beat zonie
of the old-fashioned: flower 'gardens
Made up- a annual plants.
The infest permanent and satisfymg
results are obtained, with an 'open
lawn asa" feuardation, with trees malsa
ing a frame for the house and. givin•g'
.gratefol. shade, accerapanied by
slitubs and permanent floWerst• to
round off die coands. When perritana
ant planting, especially ihriabb e•ty_
beda, are newly set they often. look
thin and ragged, and interplantings
'on'aitimals will' fill in'the otherWise
lips when they were -foliowedaby a
cry of aari, For the ,ear had taken.
h dden ;turn from the read and.
plunged, into a growth taf young pop-
lars that fringed the hillside.. -The
oldiali Man tan the 'Wheel gave it a
violent Wre111011I, but left his.rnotar in
gear, and the ear.half slid half plow
ed its :wan inte • seani-yerticannositien
among the Yonne trees. The two °a;
cupenta were 'thrown frorn their seat;
the girl fell- elear, but. her:father 'was'
leas. tfertunate, •
In, an, iestant' the bonhatlaflung him-
self from hip lipase,. droPpiag„the reins -
to the 'ground," and the ',animal; 0-
th:014h :snorting. and shiveling„.• had
rib thearght Of disgracing hisatrathing-
by brea1diigbis parole. - With -quick
unaga.anly strides thebey, abronght
lanneelf to the upturned machine. ' It
was tenrious that heehenild appear to
such disadvantage on hia feet :In, the
eaddle, Iie•was gratee perstonified.-
:Fon a -mement he looked somewhat
Alia:01Y ,epeia the. Wreck.. Had it been
horse or ta. steer he vie:ad .hairet
known the Procedure but this . ektier-
be grown for their bloom, should be om he weather, The upper po es
were wenn thin with the .cribbing of-
. taanaplanted ;as soon as the first true
leavesilew_e;rmin7aorefgormpleats,
dn.,F1rFisp
s,ilaal,
many horses.
.• sliatilied the aeene;
ninei,inch the transplaatedbed rehe an'aeationa As:211%d' s ;lelliehese.
a 'al 1 ' 111 With 1110St '11 f un
,
1-3!),a-rsts two inches each way. ,be
the hest, hat. with, relaust, growing
plants, like the easter bean, "four
'inches ,notehe too ° .'much. With
bare saoerith.•,attnnetive foliage =Ma.017"..,pLa.,p,,,paztatenlerly„. vigotons-
and brightly -colored flow.ere. growing varieties, is best to plant
Moat annual. plants are valuable for ‘ia.14.;'s:Aecl4 (14 e*tirn l';'Pets or eans
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• that theiegan be transplanted, in
the
suPPIYing .cut flowers for indoor de-.
(oration. When grown, for this •Pur- open without diatarbPag the roots of
Pose they should be given. ample the yoang seedlings. Transplanting
epace for the developMent tonquantity bah h tendency' to make t'h,e Plants
:and quality bloszoms., The taIlegrow- .steekY• and provides opportunities; for
fall-folia.ge plants, like the tall thedeyelepinent of an eicteraSive Teat
easter beans and Sunflowers whenfeYe'Pen''
maseed a.gainst bungs; feneen,,nei. tallest-,grovving plants
froi e oo enne, was e .s. entee o e -
spoltennpleces., slant euddenly- it °Fel
broken by 4 stamping in the .coyeaed
Part of the ,corral, and. a, arlan'S voice
saying, ',Hip, there; whoa, you cay-
use; get under your saddle. Slee , he aaidaSpaingarg to °her side "Whada
nga•
.inst ti,oat all, yo.a ,siolepy_ ye -r,att anafte-tatiadino?;
eye.- Hie; cornet to, ' •
Horse and rider dashed into the caid the ille=n, '4calcing-'eahnW' not'
Sunlight: The boy----fer 'hes ;WaS 210 Vilif00andlin* :111S3 P°*'Can 7°11' g'11'
more than a -bay -eat the beast the jack, of the„ toelaDoi, and raise
though born to it,. hie lithe 'frame "the eaFr
.taltingnaiery motion of his ratiant as The '11;1-"PeintO•'.te 43°46'''anAt. -1.Th 4
softly as- agood boat' aides the sea! lad itheja'alc in° 'nand'
His red shirt and thick hairy -chaps "u - it Waa .a new.1961'
to h1m-itP.4
could not disguise_ the lean mut-m.1er- he finnliledl• with it The
ity off his "hgt.lre;:the' haead felt:hat,- handle-,woulicF not fita and' when it 'lid
anal the revOlver athis. belt, gage just fit it o?erate!,iI the,Wrong way.,
in front of other obstruetive:06:ecti which- are -used:for backgrounds and
nerve as attractive . mat ..eiseAent tsereens are castor beans, a °a an 'has -horse he snatched the hat f an.
' 'toani. ' d - '' ' ' patiently Ilea lona t li 1 cl s t
I ,
screens. Lower growing plants, -
" sunileWers. The castor' beanis valan his headtanning to the sun- a. smooth, under the frail': of ,41 -the ear, and 'w.8aes
massed against a Intekgronnd..-of taller 'ableabecanse it is one of the few an.. biaann face ande :a -mane of clark.•hair, Plying; the handla. tap end dov4i with
'
ginaring annuals orshrubseither
nnals., which can be used tinProduce• a and Slapped the horse -acrosa the flank 'rhaitaidestrarkes. The inanhine began CO
against buildings or on. borders
are_ eenantaopical effd: eIt .groWs ranidly, with Inc'can't-IPth
-led -headgear. At e 'gredil With the preasure, and the boy
': ; . -
•
,
attains Iarg,e• size, and hasl a e.' ii&., eignallathe animal/ epaasig •tinto the air looked ten, •belPless and xatortified. He.
More effedive tused eds '
ereaturea to' appeoe,,ehed with eau:,
tion. The • pacInsh waS ;lying' on
the 'ground', with 'a leg :piteried. uader,
the car, and Bemoan Sweater taiSed
his head ,,i4airiat her knee nnil pree4eid'
Inc Cheeks with wante•atingetral
and loOked at the boy with bright gegy
eyes and said,,„."Well, aren't you ging
to 'do anything ,
- That ' -bright him hack. "Sure,"
die`touch, of roma:nue, Wia,lt vell ht 'Oh, lettnte- have ehle%ariedearre
han i
nant em; .31 in, eolor then, dashed at gallop dovvii` the was eenibeginningild
tti realize that te
when: inb
1-3 the lawn or when planted in formal foliageg roadway, bearing the boy as euncon- were more things in the World than
•from green to .deep, bronze. The cos- coxed' as a flowex on its, tstern. ridi a a horse. and shooting bo tie-
deeigna_
Beca.use annual plants make a crake mos -is a vigorous, ta ega no, ,plant, Suddenly he brought -hia-liorpe to
-" ' ''. ' II •ow* a
. He felt a sudden. desire to lie Of great
growth they resat be provided with notable for its bright, damty blossoma aa stop, swung about, and rode back service. , And, just now he could be
good groiving conditions. The see which.
appear in the fal:i. There are a at a gentle canter. A few yards from of no service whatever. • .
large number of annual 'plants of the house he again spurred him to a But the foot _of the jack began to
gallon and,- leaning far' Clown by the sink in the soft earth, and the girl
aninial's side, deftly picked a bottle lo.olted up helplesely. a"It won't lift
from aneona," the alms's. , Then he it," she said. ."What 'shall, we do?"
eire:led about, repeating. this baseation It was. his ehanee. He Was eighteen,
as Often as his eye fell on a. bottle and his wild, even life had' -given him
until he had balk a tloiers; then down' niusaial,PP of -steel. "Bere,"the said'
Should be well supplied. with available
plant food, and amould be reasonably
retentive of moisture though well
-drained. Though many kinds of annual
flowering plants, particularly those of
the more hardy elassea, can be gxown
successfully in a vatiety of. zoils,
rich loam soil is neeeseary in ord.er
that they produce the maximum -num-
ber of blossoms of the aiehest :colors,
If the soil is thin anti poor, a bed
two feet •cleep an he excavated and.
filled with soil especially arepared.for
thi
e plants. The ideal eoil for ths
anapose ean be naade from blue -grass
ilitegentereametr, 'gine
. aan .
Etla pcann
in
an
brg 10,,urkr:N4I0
g°13.t to youl
014 way.
br be
4. vet deli-
il,Y verturned
Oiigiiiiiilashisease When you
a&•Oisap.juir=irclyeilig
otiAlltt
r
ks
,Likatia
•••4.
Dyers
70
ft' ,t:4trt
'1 IIs , Utitit4migt,filte,
efficient
tiSeptit when
ed„as a firzt-aid
""fka kg for cuts,
-' itc1ite; bruises, in-
n bit, etc. Keep
a ti4;),e .
fr
ci111.11:4t P ittv0„ -COUP
44int,(4)
interthediate type. Seine of the taller
of these that grow -three „er more feet
high are the basket: flower, feather
cookecomb, dahlia, larkspur, prince's
feather, 'and, Stammer cypress. Low-
-growing annuals are phlox, nester,
tium, sweet' alyssum, pe:tunias 'and'
verbenas.
• Canning.
Good business. men demandeetfia
ciency-they do „not elle*. themselves
or their 'employes. -to.' bet taM .down
physieally or Mentally bY Perfoiming
burdeasorae teaka that Can more eas-
.
•
•
peam
rm.
three delightful : avors to
chooe from
And the im.ew W1 -the
candcoatedpepperhiltit
4:'gtOPtt'604::for
yoir;'4"VictOt te;dt
All fi'om t rigley ace
,
tories where
practice has
-mode PerfC,ett
r.int, and
1
47E4-ca.:a-
- • . .
He took it,,hyly, Tliut it Made -.him,'
meet
. • "I'M glad to teed . yeti, teo,' he
anaWeretl. 'than
misters dais neck!, o" the weitdS.".--
,Oaaefualyt they. nifted the injaitd`
inan into. the wagon; and dative,
to the ranch building with an
wonted cantien that Must have ..caused.
strange miegivin,gs in the .hearts. of
bit -team. • ..- •.
"It ain't inuth.of plaCe;".'he said
as they puled up at the (boa. "Igaessi
yea ,can 'See that for Yottaself,"' -he
added; with'aci aneathere'a
the. ,r,oad egalP5 •careflillY setting a roughly, mave his deg when I. get it ju-t .D&cl, end me, and he's • tsbuseal
cnear.'' He timn.c,1 , the 1.rapst ;of. the tune, and harrdW a lasso
bottle on. eaoh post of the fence that
Skirted it to the right. madhine and !exioarched down. aintbil he lbetter'n :a scrubbin' -brush.", He was
Again he earns back to athe hense could get km's- handi.luider-''611a steal
but when he 'turned his eye wasexialrOue• . Then lre"liftedaa,TheteetiaWaS
iihe row ,bf pti.sto.iha iis in. a ..sernewliat -poised positionnand he-
lay
na the grip ef hinreaoleer. Again was auto teisWink'nt up• far enougli to
his sharp yellbrake the Silence anderelea_se.:91e ininred leg. • a a • .
.the horae ,dashed .forward though' ' Blxb.,cy:,” Said "the man: 12
.S110t frem a gun. . Down the rdacItheY'5.`'nh4,'Worsa.:Itt 'Wonderful t i, The leg f
went until within a :rod of the 'firstl'17°Icen7-7.c6PKI.o4114i get D Old W
already losing Ins., shyness, lnow,
"yeti take the -fed again. ,SteadYn 6ou,r
break -'any- -Look- out-for
that barrel hoop: • This way. new:"
(To be ,aontinuedi)
•
• • - ye Tap, Skirt;:
• S*eater,- Cortaios
,
Mach package • of 'Diamond D -es
;contains TdireetiOna -se tsiranne- any ,Veoe
dye or tint heraeld° were;
'fatten -thin* new: Even if she' has
bottle; then there -eats a flash in th some way o moving me 0
ily or more effimently be done by me -
sunlight, and to the clatter of the wd'l pay Yo'll well."
chanioal appliaticea. The up-to-da.te
farrner 'has maniiinery and equipment
that will save him time ancl energy.
• Hew about you home -canners'? One
cannot afford the most expensive Can-
ning equipiiient always) but many can_
afford better. Rack of us 'can gento-
gether a god' workable ;canning
equipment.
I once saw a woman who, each time
horse's hoef,a eameethe enhelarelaack of he las volt were • unlantuna e.
the -revel -Ver. TWO 'bottles ShiVexed, to, liespitality, in 'the einchiagl.Coun,try
'fragments, :but 'four reinained intact), is' net holight, old,
and the boy ' rode back, muttering rudely.
nebtrhlrlin;'," ISi,gaili'dt°,
and' diiappeinted.a.
rodHe! Te,,,e4oatinot14. vamoithttshe.,isyhouorseor assiolpie_ Y' Up,
ifa.ty0,tuh'ocainAtittlhe, nTehtehaotid.anxiitiroinikt
eye; a fellthar -Can't -get the becia if he s°1ecP ;he ^adds& as an aft.juioug14,
ain't got the"Alliiin Cookedmealst an' "but at's, better , thee sleepire :aut. a
decent. I -could pIng- woU't be Feni." •• '
°nut o' six -you know that, nou e was a a is ' °Yce, an 'n
she carnedetplated a few baSzds d • It • b t -.a moment they beard the Clatter of
op-eata, ern you argue a ou , a . • .
the bottom of her boiler, she wasted naaither---Wheni I'm right inside my: horde- gallapiag doWnathe.hillaiden
much more time bunting up the belt Smash 'em Olat 0' MX, but.1 The,,kirltsat the.greuad and rest:
boards each thee than it wotild have ain't right; sin . you, know it. you her fathers heath in lid lap; Teari.
taken her -to make -4 good substantial don't ktiow nothin about it; you nevea ,Matidaher :40igisit "eyes brighter
false bobtoin. Se' it. is with many had a father, leastwaYs, you mead "Don't eryResnie," het said getatli,
thine meal in oanniivg, " . ba si to be .reapeneible fel! one. . . "We are very luckYato to cloate to
Bdore startina the 'work all e it'a, ''t) a #fltiall--741 daath•Of Vq' j -1P for
q leat finish u a while 'but it will e "0 a '
know- Ito see ranch nfe ea it-eealle " ,De
a list made of whatever is needed. )3tit he ha.d reloaded. his revelver whined' 'with, Pain; but 'continued. "1
Here Is a full,list: and set two irtore bettleS.:. This time fancy we ,,shal'l find it plain and arr-
One processing kettle with a false he broke four, and was better pleaseaeveneered. What a bersetnanl • If I
bottom (avath boiler, lard tdri, steam- atriLli 'himself. Ai -the rode back his , eould' run an automobile like be does
er ea• pressure cooker.) nio fel-se bot- eolilony was ,broken by a strarage a horse we should not be here. Did
tont needed for tin cans. sound. from 'bond the belt of trees.' Yea netice that I didn't releaste the
Two large kettles or pane, tile for The hell° Picked uP earso slid the °hitch • "'hied into h's"Pledic
should. haare good ooear., boT turned, in the saddle to listen. ment--embraced it, I might sena
attc mg rjumpin' 'crickets. what's, loese ?" I "He's staring," she said. "But hee
the other for ctold dipping, : s
Otis small kettle for making ay• any. oni tehAecufobaottchlii ne anew every tourni rude," -
country, but this .wees "Tile beet finifis for museles• are
One wire -basket or several squares strange, te him A eine of anean a often poor schools' for niann,erne he
.of cheesecieth, - sort of hiaae mech,anical in -its raga.) answered, "Bet inaneera are no sub -
pie pane to set draPPIng boa- :trat startling in 3ts-. strangeness, it stitu et hospltality, an he seems
kets in, •ceme actosa the valley" with t'ne un-' to have that all right. It is something
t Should! be broteht together and s' Y° knew that' Yen ' g '3' '1 61anee
Two measuring- ,etapa,
Two sharp 'lcnavea.
• One tea -spode-,
One tablespoon. a
Two wooden spoona.
Oue paietiings; '
Good mipplst caus, or
Glses jars 'With good now
Syrolbol
MY faith is all a doubtful thing, at ()nee, for the fame 0.1 the atitOra0- 1001.1" 'at her. "..1 could bustle bini
Wovea tity-
mn a doubtful loom ---L bile th.ext in "ta sine -1' dself, but it might hurt %v."
e ef stage,
ry had Already spread into the farthest But the ,anjuintl Mee . interrupted..
tanehing eoUntny'. The horse was "less I 'hog Y,OPT pardon," he said, qhat I
well inforeteti Whether or not in that, did not introduce lily donglitera
ateMent ba reaegniareri the arrat -rivet: Doctor NardYnetnia -my clataghter;
of his raee must be left to -soma, Itenet
anelyst of 1101se charactOr, but, het ds -Wt arta mister," said
beaked aed itacked hi rage erd t6rro.r.,1 the 1-J01)-, "1)1Utcrs at6arP .11•
rItitr,i the toy was cOnser60$ nor, t,g61 Vti0 a -rig, My name is IdCOaVL
orlon, tItleh of the home as of by,,0
Ciea tilhied: on line and ,ele.-1 Ile was, foe dropping at that, bet
pelrivf N.4110 irati ithe earl earn are enteeded bend,
bbe
broken abythm of wateli:tick, I that belonga to -the open country, the
"Well, I guess it won't eat ane ha big, open zonntte. In cities they en-
venturet!le lest. "Ine'N just atm lertain, but in the' ranching coentre
down ana pernapa Poke a hole in a "" then whY, There' iSn't any word for
So SaYing., he eantered along the road but You will see for Yourself."'
- which skitted the'efiruce tteers, croSs-1 He wa '80°n 'bc'c-( With wag°11:
ecla the little strewn,- 4illa Swung up -anti/ a 01'etPbalir, klYyded the eves
, lie was half -way up when a tm-e enongh he 'Placed he injure ne. f6d.,11-h,
Yes -
a ,
"ne'ver 'd'•yed left)" re; She Can part a rich,'
fadealens" "teolIer into shabby ;alairts,
dresSein eifeats Sleeking's
saneatere; eetv'erings,
'teVery,thing 1 n Baty .Diain end Dyed
.---no 'other ki'nd--nthen Perfnet, kqme
• dyeing is "giterenteed.' Jrnst 'tell YOtir
dirtiggist • Ny'll‘.O0-i•er.,;' the: tinaterial" you
wiall-tai' dna' 'is' avatin or- idi•'• Whether'
it is ' 'Cotton, atia Mixed tgoods.
Diamond •DyeS tieyer"' antealt •spot ,
;
fade, or 11311.
Cay for ViTare. I
1
newly ,clis.cever.;
gri Whereby ,artifi.Cial ultraniarine an
front:a-lain:a clay, ,froto rbich
all our chinaWa,re tnadc, inttuding
the ulost .1beaUtifhl I)orcelleins. But
it lies Veritinantliei- 'use,S.. It is Utiliz-
ed: as a ',litter" in the 'ritaitufactere oT
newspi-int pager. and hi -the Produca .
tion of a glasetfor highly finisbed, aet -at
papei.,s. It is einployed ha the nreparaa'
tient of nett.* fabries 'end in -making;
SOlp.tp alse in 50111e Of the ahennical ji
du steied.
exeru
slai
3
s a. LabOr-Sayer. Alone
t:eaX.P1-1- thenel
„at ,i,,41tiie
O.. NIT E. E
.1a• 'rriost ',Droll able inyeatmeut. ;
. „
,t.;Yon can mpve rour furniture a'itsily
and sinoothlY,' oyer. any, ,cdri)qt ,ort.
effort Th,"Onward'
14aye*,ruad froth weiti: tlici tear.. ,
paid ru4 uu witout
..oSdiews Or '14.0dket,4r:'
irorriktditler all .rainittiii'you
2nUat ,1;et,tequiriPed giatin..15/10e',
°;1\14,114,,-S#41.g' Furiiituro Shoes.
. All ifses ,ap4 seYrap btdth Va3S".baF'
and sbiaarb instal base
.t Made' in Ctariada, by 'ONWARD leo. CO., Kitchener, On;
0.1•11Wilt7WPOt; 4:1J ft
• Bust .,•always been the t'greaat
e,riemy. of 'leen anti steel, 'Inlet:an,
noancement that a'steel ,,thatt not
. .
reSnann noW Produ.aed, in quantities
and at a norinalreost. Means if oorreeij
that' the niOta 'will be for ninny
. . ,
new pm:poses.,
ift
The inain.
ifitiest ehien
ICernwall,
• Th0 stuff
source of ,supply o
icilay is the (ousty
It not a clay, 'grope:
the hill on the farther Side,' 16f lit go's 0i t'eiitF
.spealcmg.'• :Eh air earth Which when
trw-b ;odbr�tht iii".0.111' 1;1;611etrohisr "1 -tint tiklett '1,19111411-wp1;8, .&1 with coat se White 'sand; t`froni the
fi'rst tie ha aeea ;nit lie keen it Y were foi the girl; althoughhe did not latter. it is eeparatenaby 1 gA„:1;i:1,1g 11
qatAl there dorbea eaell ehorie
'Spring.
A ..cheery tree in linfaia.
ana Christ rho. tlia' linen
That death had rtgaiehear .
*ea tbeentifully back.' to me,
h',,blearnataa eve-taw:hoe,.
iCai'tli lini
,eff in tariltS ef watea, the heavy part -
alas 'of' sand failing nufeltlY to the
bettani; Then it is SPreanVorit'Phn'S had
put into idlne to' bake., ,Whear 'neatly
the iofina it is cut into blocks
soitah1fot ITT: 'The blocks 'Oink
Ttroparea; being vern frlabie, •era"
acedily 'pulverized to a aert of minare'l
Whieh. 34 the raw ea tettial Poij
h to,
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ITEMS OF GENEgAL
INItREST
Resolutions 'strongly urging drat •
revision of the present Intraiteratiort
Act to encourage the emigration, of •
de,atrable immin,rants fro= th-e British
Isles anal; thee:0'40a! of ,the .contin
Qua passage regulation are -steadily
being-A:no:Myer) by aheeMinister: o± tbe •
Interior. TO, date each resolutions ,
have been received tfrom the, Toronto
amsi „IVf.onareali Boards' of . Trade, the
St.12ayld's; St, George!hi, St, Patrick's.,
Sta.' An.drew'e,' tRivaanis Clubs • and
ether tsoeieties 'and or.ganiaationa -in
b�bli'ettien fha subject la ane
is apparently' aeawvang inereaeing,
itt-
teresi. on the -part of the public. -
-It 48 repeated that the Provincial'
anOniabuildtee,' Ptd:';,•-(d...TorebtO, have
• eon:Plated' arrankeinents ,to
5;00 i.i.erW`Ii'hro,ea', in Toronto,' The eoin-
pally Pleas inbuilt) henries- 'costing twn,
prices, ,1;6,060 anal $3,000" • ,
. %Declaring that -"One healthy, porcu-
pine, deetroys ceie • handied fuiJy
• granin trees an a ,winter/Frana
Barrijunia WellIkatawn hiraber' operator
of Arinapalie Reyal offered
a..hotatity, of tent Cents for ,every
• pipe Atillett•-',in. Nova durinig
Aprile'1.922;ttand a dash- prize di
for the hunter turning' iarthe largest
nturaber t of 'porcupine .anteetse...
Contract- for , a new .factory to be
erected. ar Fredericton, by Ike
Chestiop.t Canoe... Company, has been
Vo-r.li ii11',commence
' mediately .on the constructioarOf the
plant, which. wila' hav'e'', a total
slaane_ of 40,000 ..squa.rer feet. The new
be, theeeconcl, largest canoe
fadtory.in the world, and she largest
,in the British Enipire. ' ,
Honey. Prociaced in the Pio-Vince. a
• Quelae& la of such a quality ai 10 ei,
difrieultY, „inr,seaUriug a
1.-atireWati'Ofeen'tn_er:s aIsy±-inh itis SOld, '
' in cempatitoar -
with .0-ther puts- of the 'American con-
tinents Some time 'age:7 smples
Quebec honey nec sent tO.:the latok-".
hica'a rees;entativ in Beleauni)
ivhich resulted . in tan- erder for
poianda, 'which Was4o1,16Wed'atejity, obe:
'.production '
retpolted to:be tan 'the inereaSe bit the,'
•
Pro•Yint:ie: ,
•,Seven ,:new jaNttebines witivtia. total
.rate,aaaapaeity, ef .558, tdrisr='-onews---'
brought inn) opera- -
ti* in, ...qop4:.dufjnit 1.921.;' bringing
the '.inaasitirnan, ,dainata'pacnaCtion nt
1-e-ersaafitt ;pp to '3,342 tons, or, 1,002,-
-600 tonata "yeaaatae,coatiang to "a statea •
rheat
in the' Pacific' ' Oonst: Lember-.
man. Two additierial'anill•s.are now in
the: cones -a f •conastrnetiotia and -are ex-
p'ecteci .to be in °pa:ration shertly.
These will tring C.anadeas Maxi:mu/D.: .
newatprint'pro-duetive..eapaci.ty :an to,
1,932,00, :tons atinhaliy, an amaunt
aoxiina telY; 50. per. ,cent. ,Of 'tthe.., total
neVaip,rint, 'cOnSaination of the Amer.
can, 'continent. , -• •
.. Montreal,- Que..n.-A Canadian acivere.
tiara'. annual, just 'issued, 'states Oa;
the circulation of .01 Canalliim daily
, „ „ .
newepapera °combined' now , =vaunts '
ito 1;774,a1:0,cep,ies, an increase of .15,-
060 over last year. Newspaper sir.
•
etflatien, fee meaty years .kept pace ,
-tb,,the," growth oi,. population until
"-Weont9,*eak, of the' War :caused,
.
;ifensio.n-andi--zanualgiantaticau husi.
seerrisa to ha -VO
tuneiI-bheohmnhaaitd to be Ontlie fen .
Sentixnent'in.
as versatile Rs. the- 'Mein
or,'eXaniele, note, the,..following seene.
attee'dii.; t. "
A ,atianne.:' George Benny Robirson,
IlatYneatS,Of age; was,,tried: .)xs, an ac-'
cea'a et .jeal'Oitsk ltd iisit &Lit toff, his,
wits , 4-04, watst, cont.,
Anitottig,tlie of ,the
jury were-three'Wome.u., wisobasi vetea
for tlie death penalty. • ". '
Jett return_ to.. Ilia conri.room;
take their seats:, htls
,?l!.aolc. cap; 'Oran; ,turning tov;-ar4
Rob-
irison, to him- that; he will
'
Ttlie-ttrag-Te wordrsl, inta'keithe e•titne3
Iftanan,S, all:adder, ',The V1P-1.6aa'' oa.!,,,the
'letis taiiti,kee teadete:',A. sob 'is
heard; deep' wietliette All' tit*
,
,iveMoh fars.
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rears are as coirtaglqus.!as-,lailvbt,1,..;, •
the putiiii.?.eries,..t/bie..,:gailerieS;: taloa-fa,
,.aat • It 0 The:,
teleeS. , eaVentegg' '
sigtr ta,-petittOni",fOr nierek, winala
aul, says:
.1 shall .-transmit ihe petitiOfx-40. thr,-
tat ta
exiteatain'thb nth eh
rt1161eafit:'eltatiee part
denten. • °
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Prep'n'et,
eixgxperlenci ;Otte,' ts la taaa ;viz a
,nostu
ra.a eae :4Qtra. -toh
a,t.E'na
aO'
a big- fir tree laor,a 'few
nose' silently teatcheal the' feliown
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Two herrs ^ur..qL:*
:1)e 1-01)011
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etaing.to frt.)] lhat, free 'r
1,11,110 :wAs eevs'oix-'
ing±mldicatb, raroPPed i1;4. l%cid
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1115 tig)cad,
.ct f 11 tr1;vra mis ?,ito
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6 lb t:
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