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I I . th, red cre�tur,e 'f1purisli. n0tbinlX is .Overlooke'(1 'a tile Pr9s" � � . . I I I I e been 1.511111k In La llga,a for "alore" .
.; � varleti OfJ.Pa e ) depreda, tion. of t1tIs beAutipul spot to represent AI I 1 I . Tha talleet was not moire , JUD M110 , ". .,
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. ' To, enum , A,11 tr-Affiq s, - 1, , 11 I Mr, Obiamberlala 4rxived very Mrs, Goodinilain, decided to or Uc .
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1. . I. . re and sona would � I bial fat'lleir repiroaghied bl to r 11:14 un, Hell 8 Jafw,
- . . ,others in'sizp, plumag" I flourish here All, ill, no other pla,00 Ill � � I 1. .�,"..i Tillictila,lity, ".'�e�l, Vill sorry,", roplie4 - 'pttoO Than Ire . .
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. sftory, but witill the, poselble, exceptiou Another thing In favor of such 4 I J�: -, .t, "! cu,4-i'e. Then, Ili& fam brlghtened� at, . ,
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I of t1pe nightingale, whose 00,119 is, 001 place � � a refuge, is that it should be 1 .4 ,,, �� about the law
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4 coilintry, , there Wre f ew E119116-11 of the peace, A. r toll-folot wall,- which ; - ,�14,a� 2", � ":,. -i.1:..:, .ve 11. . li::!, V -�'pod! oi I I I I 1, I A, fs=11tax flguro. for I . fA forty I 11
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-1 I ,of tile parks. . . ' -, -.4 T. , , ;i54 '"", I ) .1 A, 1, :Accepted
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. ith the ground -s of Duck- to be a safeguard against thiO 1110111'r- - I I I .. _ I ! , tile . Governor Generalsbltp--�-, M W48 .
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I I ingbia -ee as, a possible sell tuary sions; of marauding cats, except bex- �� I �. I ues a.
I I and squirrql$ . I :, . : t I , influential sh'"'llig Ove, -,tho walinuts, and t2he, *146, some I
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I for birds thait we would deal, and sure- haps, In rare instEl , � ,,T,�� ,-D 1. I 1� I , I , I Magnus, ' t��s da t1i world -such fs,- the Pate said, ,q-10aly, can you,�hi4ij: of any .
I �y no better place could be devised,. and othp ;I_1e7_ . I . I'' " , . He . 1,
. , . . I I . ,,� deslfructd�e opea,tur-es are . I . f ca.reer of: i3jr- WAIte.r.; Runichnau. I reduo I Irieland . I . . ,
� . � , alace and its., grot'lads, obicupy ,lot cons, by their presence. I .� ', I Man strong -enough to ,e
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.some twenty or more, acres, In the very I � �. . I to order?" '.
I . Rodents Would have, bu . I I 11 . 11 - at beaTs. hist name., ai$4, he has ren- . I � ..
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� ,I- t , ,, heart of fashionable London, The to. thri e here ,'tl great exteritt � . ,I'NtERSSTED - - th '' . . "I can," sald Healy, * ...
I .� , � I - y - . THEY CAN'T HELP BUT 13E - 11 I 11 dereid�,e6uitatn S'ervi-1 shipping, for "Who. Is, he?" . ,_
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: r� palace and ate ,almost primitive in plentiful,even Ili: ifineVof ,li I I , �1.: ., I . I ." I 1. " "Oliver Cromwell." . 1.
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I , I their virghilty where thle r ly rigorous, winter. - as steen by a cairtoonist. In the,Detir ..� I .- 1. . years "o,.. ". " "But he's. d;ead.'P I . . . - 11
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11 11 � the Grosvenor Gax-dens boundary. it , ' I eeplug with t4e gen- .--..-,. _.-_._____ ------7 - - I I . Ill I I -mow that " said Healy. I
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I .1 From broad grassy laivus, where in eraltregid ffthought on behalf of t1hich'IT - .. I 4", I � . ' ' courve ihe is hi.11e.11. But did you not �
terest �. co�lrsip At he University, , al books iiea�f'lng with the seta and ar what happened? The Provisional I
. I King George �and shotilld in "EKE.,. Nq . I i � _�". � he
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I . hold ,the rolyal garden themsedyes, in a matter which I& so . Nlanitob een Thousand other subJ cbt�'., � . Government seilt him -a message,ask- �
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' � , . The Oply. Woman Salvager. ' him to come An,d: talve conit
I I . parties a b�ovt-ivar 4nnotAtiOn, ,the near to this heaft o,f"the a4srage Brl- I I , . � 11, z . Colonies. . I � . . .In.- �. .pand in 1.
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r � . � 4 1, thorathe beauties; 011,110ir DUSTR I FORVOMEN , , . .j. yet at- The l woulan niaxille, &edvag.er in Ireland, And lie replied taj,�L� dile was I � �� �
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� � - ,. . I' Mrs. Margaret Goodmafi, i'much OblIg-ed to th�nl'fcir their kind .
I I � . daze, as untouchad. and,as. Uaspolled as island realm are a v6r real And, li,v- I rop tbe world.1s.. I
I ' "' ' , . y ,. I tainek.AmOrtauit p' or-Clons in the . Let to rads; -o � Invitation, but lit- was mucll'il�ove COM- . . I
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�. I 11 willieu thei surrounding propert7 formed lug, thing and it, has ever been ,their , L es, it i6i lra,pidly'reacb- who has just sigusid a Contra I � 11
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the:,pattrimon;y of Mary Davies,,, a pro- thought to foster said -to care for any- POSITION IN UNIVERSITY P`�'rl� '��6v4n` e Mrle,, I f ortable, where he was! 11 ;
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I I 11 'perty from which the ipiroserit deq aping, no matter how trivial, that may OP SASKATCHEWAN. n�ote i, and there is nothing In the Prew . I � I I I
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I 'we � -ailth ot tlie, Dtikes,:oTf Weis tind,neltel' is in, -any way contributtl to the pleasures . '� " �'did bo pre- . I .
I I derived. I . I . 1. . . . I . I �, vail,ing �pon 11 ions of that area t or Most Exquisite of All Joys Rheims.
� � - . ., . . Of their subjects, � - I . . .venj its, continuous- Increase, A farm -ure, in .
. - Dalaty il,il whticb, in springthile, In tile caurse, of a few yea:w� shouila . is Music. There Is probably no struct
I I ce.ss- Interest mif Bee Husbandry idin� Ili t1l,6,,:Gr4 ell district of Saskatche- . - . I all tale war-ilevastated area about
. are carpeted with the primilose, blue- the present expetriment, prove sue wan obtalsed,one, thousand pou[.nds of �. I
� "a succeeded by ful,the grounds of Bu6183lgham Palace ' ' . Lucky is -he wtio; discovers that lie - Is
bells. and'd ffiodlls, are roughout All whiell sio muohl has been written as th
� i I I the Increase Th flr,st�:cl�s,Q,!�lonq from , thirteen two- has real talent, but most ill eky is be ' This dipstruction
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grassy knolls oil Wuhlich, thick shrub- shoul(.1 pmv4, a haver. of song while frame hiy6s'o in addition to Which the .4
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bery throws -out the sweet scent of re- pel WJllJ]inA:rvel at as a thing pie- Western* PkOVMCes. I bees, I ine't-ghsed to seven"oen. colonies. Who Imagines illat M has- read, tadent wrought by the German shells, has �11111
I ' 11 1 -4�' 1 and finds after It Is to. late, that he has
I -rees I culllar to thda'crlid city outhe Thames. v � r secured- � I . I been described i so vividly, and -so many
� 4dolent foliage. Such ald'and rare t . Women arebreaking .into e ary line A Northern, Manitoba farme 011111Y -a tendency. Tlh0% ,distinction Is plotum sand prints -of the ruined 4sdi- A
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. � - Ing flelds previously consi&iired,to be an6th ' 1, .4 ,, fice have been scattered -throughout -4
. 'r�'., tmer In the same PrOvin'l phi,ased it longago. It applies, how- -4
�.. ., Stimulaiing Musical . The Woo& slimmer oC tail- �'. i k,. I Ich settled on his uld be Europe &lid America, that Most P50*- 44
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. . I Expressiofi. I And I have loved -the woods, tibe bound- peculiarly man!%. Last frl ',, hive wh eiverr. to many ,people whio, wo pie have a correct idea of tho, famous .
- --- I ;_il ,ago, has Increased to I .
,. 1. . � 9 cab company, not Only the dix6ctors f axin . I I musi'cians,. it Also, accounts, for much I .9 A
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� . - A ng the, people of add. nations Folk I less Woods, I - � and officials, but also the. eihplOYooS ,of' ..�, c . Ol ., �, a, d last year the farmer , ' . catiledral, But here Js� -some ,or -4
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1 . M0 In all their gl I ory andtheir maj _ esty; whic . -organized: Itit 7. co 11 . " �f n I I I wasbed eff ort. The litrofelselonal milsi- us to think about. Although many . _"
. h were women, : � an -of honey,
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I Dances. were, foTme,d in the, beginning 1 �, was solid I - two tons . Wallis should be -developed from thosle � .4
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� Magnificent-tibe forest solitudes, � I n , t to ,y buildings, In R1161MIS were, collipletely eA
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I by spontaneous Action, of the pe'DPIO, Vancouvei. The startle. province' -saw. I , bi ,",oar 1921, Manitoba had 14,-. ave rel talent, not Ml th'0515 diest-royed, the eq,thadral,
., , .- I � Eloquent of God and -liberty; . � ,1 ' Who h whl4h from -1
I : that. Is, by the des -ire, to show by I the elevation of,the'first Cmadlari 721- cobinfies -of- bel whereas there who .
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. u Yil loved th,em ever gdntco,I was a were 6�1 . �. � 7,5 haxe thatendency. - t1m first was. the target f or the, German � -4
. thlythnilic expresisi5on What. the in -sic child, woms*a to, cabinet m,nk in. .the provin- , P . 93 Ili the previous year. � Thle, splendid thIng Is, 'however, that gunnere and which was subjected to -14
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I suggested to. them. In thnsthe dalloes ial government. Th4s. year the first test'. ye'ar tile i�rovinl marketed ap- nearly every onellave the tendency for 14
When of the mighty trees, tale shade e * SL of honey, weeks Of oontinuoug fire, though woe.
. 1.11, and, thlebr accompanying toldc. tunes, as- . I sought, �. woman - to be elected. in a Federal r - ld * P*rOxtina"tely 1,000,000 pound musda,. can -enjoy muXle, and may With fully damageld,, still stands'. Hundreds A
I I sumed. the sha,pers which 'have been Wivere Nature' as a mother on M10 Ing took her seat in the House! 4�t:;Ot- -�,�,I.thls.'.7qa, th�cre Willbeabout2,000,- a little delightful work greatly In- shells fell within it, but It is in lit- 44
handed down thlrough, thte eenturles to . tawa. The first Westerii Canadian,wo- ()Oo p0jinds -to seAl. bringing In. a re, the most ex- Cyr , -A
I .� smiled, lila�xi tose,t out on tile practice of law I " I , crease lut6rest In one of tie moire danger olf falling now than it � 14
us. Tb3 MoTrIls, Dances- of England, . vellue, I of',',kbout $400,QOO, There- are .
, And In .her love a lot language . � quivitic, otall ;this joys ,of life -Music. was on the da,7 when the firs"t sibiell 114
1-1 . for Instanc% axe the f an odd t7 opened all, O#lce, in an, Alberta,,citY a abp�it A!fhousivindbeekeeperg in Mani. A
.. . . r survival o talight, . I The. day of conflnifing music to the struck it. I � .4
. I reallikiouts, caremonlY which Is fQ,,,,d I, 'short while, agl:i-� and Ili the. fall term , tobal And.ilicy are incireasing rapidly. 1a;Tge ci.t7 is, nOw hla,ppiliy pasiL we
. . I �'� Unkniown to the vain. world, _gistered its - first I The stecret lies, In ,the Way It was 10
1. -1 I , , r,tomewl�at sinillaT form in Many parts, I until their McGild University ro 'Adanho,ba - I.% the most eastern of the .
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, ,.: I I.: i - '' :. �.. Of � western Europe I , It is In this way I name I I . I woman dontai itildent.' Pioneer WO- Prairie's Pr,ovinces� and its success. in are in a. new. musical era. Of course, built. The building of a cathedral was 14
.1 011118 musit baye a gteat opera house to 14
I I r .�, . . I that the� 0t1aTL'tctc1rlTt1'C8 Of the people Unto my heart was an enchanter's men are to be found In' practically. bee cultilre. is ra.,pidly attiracting the I the 011def ,event in the Mstory of a . 4
. I - Wand, . � I MA17,15 tile dremitatle sipe,ata,cles connal
I . of eacli "untiry'aKe fliet expressed in . . evorl,, line 4of activity Ili Canal a;-nd sistc�t pro,vinees..to emillation and -the ed withmusic that we label opera, but ta,%-. The moliks, who preserved the 1 14
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", I I . . . krousbig my spirit until aflame . . r indiis� � length and $Malil r I a;rts even down through the Middle .4
� I their muetc. * . the women who -have achieved. success, . ry : vpreadlug the opierta ist ll a very tend unin- I . � . 14
.. 1. I I � . I was heilped, rejoicing to, takc. my I ious ph�ds , � . -ned the plans. for the build- 4
11 I . . I .In order I �q s-thmula-te, the crela.tive I � . � and pros,peritY In t1le , Y�,T . 'es breaditb� of the area.,, I � flueatial part -of the whole big scheme Agest, outil
� I . . - . . . . stand I I us In every sec.* 1. — I!— . . ing, , aud every persion ,In the COM- .4
... 11 � ",niusigal and rhy-thmIc ,exprelsisliton of Wherio never tibe foot of the spol oftarmingare numero , . 11 . Ci� -. . I of music., . I I I shared in, the actual woTlr- Fbl� 4
� 1�1_ . � , I 1. . Oi#addain 6h:11-dren-the educatloma,j de- . . 1, lGr tioll'of the country.,. . . I ews. Drea47hese0irgoes, . conel swead of Into-- mund-ty I I
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t�; ... I i -it ph,l .. trod, t be al to theJ , io.1�0.�nough, onto of the safest. mation by mean:s� s I
1� 11 , , I , partjnehtg'of two, -of this. largm ' . :
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� . I'. I 11 I . I I .1 .1 .41patriieshav ,compiled a com- . . � � -Frank Holmes, bonors gained by ,Canadian W641W as cargo e.9 Is d ynamilte, �rb,i�h is; a ,ngit or ij,hla. p,ll piano the ]�eotple in out I bile, own contribution to, the structure. . A
1 . � . pletLi Eieirtesl pf th-ese folk, dances and. I I � . . . I I pioneers in all protessions: In the':an- the most- vioi.dut'o�t all expl6sives. Ex- of -the, way eotunt-ry places. hlay.(- now A
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, , �� , � . . Singing games are the ,ustun-ii, out- Canada's Water Power Con- ee husbandry at.tl,e I . _ iluilte will no-texplode, undeig sit r -e nlus,ic as -they aTe, willin-9 to; Pay for. eral. altisan, dId �l the best work of 14
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� gtowth ofjolk dancing, as, in almost, , serves Coal Consumption. varsity skatchewan is. to bb pre-. poivel an lilit�msedy hot, flash from . I . 0 14
. adl cases, the'inusic for the dancing of Sa y of the province, ,,�'Uisi kli�l. . which he was captalYle. The work was
.1 The value of hydro-edecitirle energy sided Over by a lad d ox detonattor, A q.tIalt of . I
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. as, cociserriftk - coad. consumption Ili Miss'Etheil MAY Brayf may amid -held in the hand Ili, � .
I Waiff EI.'I'&eir song by the danill tbism- ord. It Is 0111Y I.t ' - 4e'liii Ruling a Ward. never hurriled; it sometimes required :
: . . It appeiaxs that when one bas, dived I two or three centuries to complete a 11
selvei5 Or 'he ondookers. In that I le, I .,. ..
..by t Candcla may be partly ganged by the of recent years that the Canadian a O&I d i
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. I � way our children, hays come to'have , rovinces h e .come to, pay ve than Al:
I ; fact that anly one and , Prairie t 1. -What the sallic.r.,dreads n I
. a half per cent. " is 'a cairgo, -Its' e thought, that , jinderdybig the whole enterprise was 4
ffile Pleasure Of plaTIng "London . . � . serious atitentioll tothe production dynamite � . a silgar. . All Is inSititutiOl th"O On'
I I -of tba total coal consumption, takes any . � r 1. �. f responsi. the thought thut they were b,iilding A
Bridge,"' "All -1 Around the Mulberry plp�ce . in central electric power sita- of honey, and whilst there is a truly re- well. While the weather remains, fairly sitnilkas him is .the fal 0 %
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I Bush," and many Other like games, tions. Ili the United States 2.6 pet MRI'kable dervelopment under waY,'the cool_biit� 'it a, litalt s1polL.-CoMes, a -hold V 1-t7 that lea-vadles Bver�y plialse of I for God, a;n.d that there must be no im, 14
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. � 1. vome iotwhleh have never been heard cent. And in the United Kingdom 9,7 Province of Saskatchewan has, fallen ' I . � . 1 es its, lyre, ChJuE,Eio -life. This sense of reSPO1161- Plerfection in what was built for Him. . 19
, - - ", . . bility makes useliess the. ordinaTY DX- The laying of a slone, In the wall was , 14
1 1 unitil th�a rectoods, broughttlitem to pub behind her sistl Alberta and Mani $once felt,, '. I , - . i
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lic nbtlee. The ptionograpt I hie repTo. per cent, of the total coal awiliniption � it Is, In an et- It ,s, every cor. cueest thwA weWl with Aiiierkians, or as important In -his, sig -bit as, O&Tving A
occurs in these stations. toba, in this, respect, and s� tekil �"aenlell, pelvades .
I � , I an I the Coronation of the Virgin above the 4
duattons, of theise games have been In 1920 over 97 per cent. of all the fort to remedy It that the courae has nor of the-sbip.- Mail camlot, get the Europe ' S- .11
. made In a Most accurate nianner. power output from central staitions, in been instituted. . . tas, , te I of � it ,i�oqit of ifirellir mouths, and Two, mipm were gambling in an.,ob- door. Eight Cellitl1trie-S later When the 10
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. Some recorid's are rbyroduced with the, hewan they are onsrilme& N�qth a craving for sle"I's Part'Of One t'l ilf a room hl.d- test came the caithedirai i't Rhisims, I
ut I . Caulada was producted from water- Woman Professor In Saskate . ., '�'_iiilegar, ior &nything that is den away from observation., A . dis, though. expose'd. to a gunflretl�at would �i
.1 air of the game soing first sung so that Power. The siteady girowth of. water. .1lemons, I A
I . I I official attention was drawn to MISS - ; pute ams.e over tlaie� game; It ended in have demolished a moidern sk7scraper
. . the ditilildiren, may learn the words,'and . S10,111% , 1�,". , ", � � I � ' I
-�lg Upton lv�_etittoli played.b � y a minla.�lura i5ower devellogallient ,during the past Brayford when she was acting al lec- �,� � - � .1 said one ,of then, got 'a fatal I aa-mlost Instantly, stood, ,and still 4
- t%vo years Indicates that this. propor- turor and demonstrator with bees On Pr6b.lRY"the most dangerous callo a fight ck in the filornIZ-9 1 sta' ,, a mo.numellit to. tb& men o in 4
orchestra .vo thait'the partI6.1pants of to CO1tt6U`1,T,.-,,�k lew drops of oil ,,poll a. eitab. It was 2o'cib . . . nds wh
p � � t1on widl be maintained or even in- Saskatchewan Better Farming. ' . on h ial took place, 'The . butildillig lit wrought f.0,T God. 4
�S. , the game may sting to its accomplant- the I bale of:.' jv,, O66ton sre� somedines, sut- wh' t 'e 4
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. .1� . High Flyers and Low. her ex �' 11 . funiNy were Ili bed.. so that he was ell- lu&y learn hedr A
. clusilvely. in the yeat 1921 sl,�Ie . from the cat al of
i's , . . ,they not,orldy afford much daily plea. froin 9 volcan.o.`, I I 11 I 1 14
heir ds Of honey L. 0. -trely unia,ware, of what Was going on. Rholms tile lessonot unhurried, holiest
.1 I sure to them, but Ill to niake t Though slaulle atronionlers haYc On gathered 915 poun . 1. � � - t I Id
10 . I � unusualy il nights� steen, birds cross- lhives and sold it at 40 cents a pound � a WorlUllauShil) that We so sorely need. -4
n_ plarties more sqccessful. y liv w �- he � CriiwneJ With Parsley. His Protestations werereceived wi�t-h .
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V_ I . . I . ing between their telestcapes and the in addition to $,a er�al I i's 11101- 5 Many.4o'ketables were revered -by sneer and wt,'Lh -the remark, "Well, you 0- ____ I . 4
. . - --W-- have" estimated their disposed of to, neighb,oM. Thiough the, _ ought to have known", 4
I .L .1 � . . I moon's disic, and' j,J1.D,in6j6tv,, Harcul-eis., the man who "But blow coruld. IT' he asked. What is a Whale Worth? A
. � 4 1 .. Dickens In Bronze. . ele'vatiom as high as two, 111111es, It Is 1922 crop has not boon weigh -ad, 1230 - tore, tilei Neinill lion, crowned I -4
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I . I � � She is an Old Ni6gro Maral,17 and has tudes, greaterthan 5,000 feet as a rule. 1:1.0 flrst hive. This work marks her *h4le td1c,�bb-IJos1oph,l his time re- answer; "that is� your biisbiess. The � 4
� been, ill the employ of "Albert. JJ:rAtJnoT mep bellow the lowest as- a real practical exponent of bee cul- waird is in, your ch-Arge andi you are ,this reason jit is, hunted unceii%ftigly, .0
I guxdio . tl,iia re-sponsible person. to took after and if tile Mel-Elent rate of destruction
. They tend to k . d tlii,,�'�lault ate, an len"blicul 'Of JOY .4
Ir, . for many years. Yeitl she was cDouds. This is desirous because the turep in addition to ,Vvhat ped-E4ogIc I
e-, qts� an t1u, and festiv.10%, I . . I it 11 _. . ur grand-cl-Aldren may look A
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10 I I dusting, and when she ,il to a higher *.ey go the culder it 9 d alities she may 1)6svess, daa 'ex- But ev�on'-More ,was thought of the - corlthlues O A
. branze,, bust of- Citarileg 'Diliokens she to th. that he was, thrown upon -his ripoll it als, an e-xtinct monster. A
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I . stopped and Inquired: Aviatl report having encounitered alit position. raQL and a Couple Of stiurd-y lldors.,, A single Greauland whale will ve . .4
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11 . I : That it res&rved tho-sle, .0 I st worth from $7,500 to I ��. 4
, :1, gentman?", . 14figh flying birds, are' gelose, cralles, be of Interest to prairie faxinars cot-, of it froin drankenindss-, and thhj It buingry and expectant eyes,, p-rode6ded 1 which alonle, I
�t I I �. I I "That is Charles. Dickens,,, ainuty, the rooks an'd lialiwings,. Low flyters are centrating their activities on large, was�.a relnedy a,901list0eirtain forms Of to aidnir.'inster with, their ba.inboos,sa ll I $I(P,000. F ram Its blubber tWenty-five - . 4
I . son in. tho art of ruling a ward that toll,s�ofo,,Illl,ayi�eol3,ta�,lin,ed. As,"Vbale 1
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"Am dat him?" Old aun,ty's eyes, When weather is bad, estoel flolds, "I think bees are the most pro. .1 18'101111k]. keep him Ili a recumbebt. pl oil fetches $100 a toll, this re -presents 4
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, . � idu crops,., turies, b6.fore Aloxander introduced it A . beir-gris, which is worth cion. 44
gealman," Inar"le S�iugar ii - stry, 0,110 of CAnada's neglected Indusitri . , � I � olves the mosit work—anid tfie work contain am
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