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SOME FACTS ABOUT CANADA
Montreal, Qne.-Accompanied by a
team of huge moose, which have been
in training since lent spring, Major
Nicholson, of Timms, Ont., has an-
nounced he will visit the winter
carnival here. The major will have
his team hitched to a special sleigh
and driven by a full-blooded Indian.
1f the outfit takes kindly to the
civilization of Montreal, it sJ111 he
m ,ved to New York and other cities.
HORSE AILMENTS
of many kinds
quickly remedied with
DOUGLAS'
EGYPTIAN
LINIMENT
STOPS BLEEDING INSTANTLY.
PREVENTS BLOOD POISONING.
CURES TRBUSn, PIBTULA.
SPRAINS AND BRUISES. The
beet nil around liniment for the
stable as well no for household sae.
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At .17 Deniers and nroggiste.
Manafactured only by
DOUGLAS & CO- NAPANEE,Ont.
Stratford, Ontario.
WINTER T?1IRM FROM =
Dawson, Y. T. -It is reported that
the Keno Mill silver camp, which last
year shipped $750,000 worth of silver
ore, this winter will produce, about
$1,600,000, the greater part of which
will conte from two mines. Last
year's gold yield from the Yukon
territory is estimated at $1,000,000.
Tht total gold produced in the Yukon
to date is $210,000,000.
Prince Rupert, B, C.--Represent:v
tivee of the Canadian Fish company
of Boston are now on this coast in-
vestigating a proposition to absorb a
number of the targe salmon and
other fish canneries of British Co-
lombia. The deal, if consummated),
will involve nearly $2,(100, 000 and,
it k said, will give the Nrw England
company a firm control of fishing on
the North Pacific.
Ottawa, Ont. A total of 22.733
immigrants from the United States
entered Canada in 1022 with cash and
This
effects at $9,544,027. This
average wealth of $402 was substan-
tially heavier than immediately prev-
i,.us years.
Vancouver, 11. C It is estimated
that the Puget sound salmon pack for
the year 192`2 aggregated 237 479
canes. Of this the sockeye amounted
• chum, L8 :349
silver,to
47,414
cases;
106,596. The balance, 25.120 cases,
consisted mainly of king, with a few
pinks. The chum .salmon, were Tato
in making their uppeuranee and a
large proportion escaped to the
pawning ng I,rounds.
Port
Arthur, Ont.-The
big •
cle-
valor
building ptt,grnm me adopt t•1
for the coming season, whereby 10 -
000,000 bushels tire to be added to the
by
Arthur
storage capacity. of Port
K
construction of four elevators and
additions to others, is to he accom-
panied by a considerable increase in
trackage to take care of additional
business, according to D. C. Coleman,
vice-president of the Canadian Paci-
fic Railway. Work to be undertaken
at Furt William will include recun-
struction of two freight sheds burned
during the last few year,.
Port Moody, 13. C. -One hundred
million feet of standing cedar and fir
have been sold by Thurston Flavell:
company of this town to Sigurd Her(••
of Campbell River on a stumpage
basis of $3 to $4. The timber is un
the Coquitlarn river, near Port
Moody, and connected with salt wa-
ter by a logging railway. It will
take five years to ing off the tract.
Ottawa, Ont. -There were 43,422,-
991
3,422:991 poultry in Canada in 1922 an
compared with 34,159.691 in 1918„
according to a statement issued lay
the bureau of statistics. By prov-
inces, the distribution of poultry was
En follows: Nova Scotia, 929,088 ;
New Brunswick, 1,261,496; Quebec,
6,518 292; Ontario, 13,964,317; Mani-
toba, 3,812,108; Saskatchewan, 8,455,-
950; Alberta, 6,935,295; British Co-
lumbia, 1910,772; Prince Edward
Leland, 846673.
JANUARY 2nd. _=
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4$ cal, shipped Express at 75e
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STAR MPG. & SALES CO.,
,i'JI,Manhattan Ave, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Newfoundland will mauufucture apj- American $ti $iced cdnsumed h the
proximately 2,500,000 tops. United State* last year.
Invented in Tokio, a piper that
Charlottetown, P. E. t.tie
-- s esti- wiU not tear even when wet, is to
mated that about 6,000 barrels of be used in Japan for money, um.
oysters will be packed on Prince Ed- brelles and military maps.
ward Island this year before the Bound in 4 new book for children
season doses, an increase of 1,300 is a mirror that reflects the pages
barrels over 191. The demand is and complete pictures, only half of
good this year, the price ranging which are printed.
from $6 to $8 per barrel. Some fish- Electric currents controlled by
ernes already have landed 60 bar- tidal photographs form the designs
rets each. on linen made by a loom invented by
an Irish physician,
Victoria, B.C.- -The production of An inventor has combined a rob.
Vancouver island sawmills for 1922 her tongue with a pair of coiled
amounted to about 330,000,000 feet, springs in a device to absorb the
according to preliminary figures pre- slum of an automobile door.
pared by leading lumber companies. In Canada nearly 75 per cent, of
This is an increase over the previous hones within reach of electric linos
year of approximately 50,000,000 ale wired to leas than, 59 per cent.
feet.
Montreal, Que.---Figures on the
pulp and paper industry of Canada
during the nix months ending on De-
cember 310, show considerable in -
eft ases over those for the correspond-
ing nine months of 19.21. The total
value of the 1922 period was 588,-
320,722,
88;3'20,722, compared with 577,905,275 in
the corresponding period in 1921.
Vancouver, 13.0 -Vancouver ship-
ped more than 160,000,000 feet of
lumber in 1922. This exceeds the
!meeeding year by nearly 40,000,000
tett. Shingle exports were 966 000
bundles, about 250,000 marc than in
I9'2I Wood pulp bales shipped from
the. port were 690,000, a few thous-
and more than the preceding year.
llulifax, N.S.-Despite the adverse
vee at her condition. the N OVU Scotia
5''eries got away to a good st.uy. in
112:3, and the output of January was
practically double that of the sante
month in the previous year. The
overage daily output was about 14,-
000 tons, while it was only 7.000 in
>
•u sinceJanuary, LY..•,
. A new record since
r
ter -war days woe made lately whenn
the output bordered on 15,000 tuns.
Montreal, Que.- Skins approximat-
ing in value $1,750,000 and coming
from various part-, of the world, but
principally the Dominion, will be
ss
offered forsessions of the sale at the
Canadian Fur Auction Sales
Con
-
t:m•here early inFehruurv. It is
untu'lxtcd that 300tr buyers will
attend tho sale, and it is also expec:t-
i indications that fair
from resent irld da
,.1
p
prevail.
will l
P Montreal,
ontreal,Que-Exports of wheat
tour from Canada, in the month of
December last, amounted to 1.426,651
barrels, which is the largest monthly
tete) in the history of the industrys
i•) the full year, export., were in
acus of 9,480,000 barrels, or a total
greater than that for any previous
y, or with the exception of 1019 and
Quebec, Qne. -Plans for the new
basilica have been approved by His
Eminence Cardinal Begin. These
plans will provide for the reconstruc-
tion of the famous church in pre-
cisely the same deeign, dimensions
and location se formerly. In fact,
the walls of the old building, having
been found suitable for the new
structure, will be incorporated in the
edifice, thus affecting a considerable
saving.
Winnipeg, Man.-lmpartatlon of
grc•ups of domestics from the British
Isles for work in Manitoba is being
given careful emaideration by the
provincial govertvnent. Last year
more than one such party was brought
to the province and officials of the
Salvation Army hale approached the
government with a similar proposi-
tion this year.
Edmonton, Alta. -Field supervis-
ors of the soldiers' settlement board
have been holding their annual meet-
ing here. Some 25 have been in at-
tendance and from the reports sub-
mitted it appears that at least, 80
per cent. of the 5000 or more former
soldiers who have taken op farms in
Northern Alberta -are making good.
Vancouver, R. C,--Thc Dominion
experimental farm at Agamsiz has
the hest butter producing cow in the
world, according to W. N. Hick.+,
superintendent of the farm. This is
A),'ass z Segis May Echo. a five year
01,1 Hotein, who in the last 365 days
has given 30,886 pounds of milk, av-
eraging more than 4 per cent. and
yielding 1,338 pounds of butter fat,
which yields, 1,673 pounds of butter.
This is 86 pounds of butter more
than that produced by the previous
wnrld'a record holder, Bella Pontiac
of Brantford, Ont., and although one
Holstein, the American Carnation
cow of Seattle, bee produced more
mill., no other animal has come near
the butter record.
DOC DERBY AT BANFF WINTER
CARNIVAL S
P Dog Derby fur prize; aggregat-
int• 55,000 will feature the Annual
Wolter Carnival to he held in Banff
National Park late in February. This
e vent, which has already created
considerable interest among "mush -
ors" throughout the Northwest, will
bo raced over a ten mile course 10
L,•ke Minnewanka. During the leu
1. ps, which constitute the one hun-
dred mile race, the contestants will
be in full view of spectators. The
prize money for this event has been
donated privately.
The programme for the 1923 carl-
ivel includes ski-ing, fast and fancy
skating, amateur hockey, ski-joring,
toboganning, curling, ladies' hockey
matches, trap -shooting, swimming
reeve in the hot sulphur pools and
the Dog Derby. Entries from many
parts of Canada and the United
States are being received for the
various contests.
St. John's, N. F. -An agreement
which will increase the output of the
paper mills of the Anglo -Newfound-
land Development company at Grand
Falls, N, F., by 100 tons a day, has
beenby corporation
arrived at the co oration
And government. vernment. Work will soon
he commenced on the extensions, and
in conjunction with the Sir W. G.,
Armstrong Whitworth development
at. Numbermouth, will provide for a
total increase in the Dominion's out-
put of 500 tons per day. When these
two developments are completer)
4rrv' ,e Irt.rR k ' ,,,, elat°k`%E4,u+
in the United States.
A new household convenience is a 1 laws: $5 to $50 fine for the first O
combined breakfast table and iron- your modesty." tri 1St, end is 8gppd� eve! teat w =
otlense, $10 to $76 for a second of- "I need it much more than yon do," = try ft 1 feel w ke over rtes ear
ing hoard which folds hack into u ft•nse, and $25 to $100, with im els- C lila a it were, 111 to raft awelu"
wr.11 recestt when not in use. P the Senator laughed. = 'BRIGGS' ASTHMA REMEDY' 7
Government projects being con- ,•uncut up to 30 days, for a third of- Straightevay I left them with an - •-
Yer.se. In addition, the license of an awkward bow and blushing to the E 11.60 per bottle Money L.e1i u sot i
templates! (le, India for Ihr$rrtessing cft'ender for the second time may be roots of my hair. A number of boys C 9tti''ee, or byrmalt *gats 'aHAIM Dlag 2
waterfalls look to the production W.; suspended for thirtya and that
P days dna girls stood under the shade trees C Rbc• One 2002 "=
at least 100,000 horsepower. lot a party guilty of a third offense
A tumbling barrel that has been opposite looking across at the I'testei111111111UUW11U11111111U11U11111111111U11i
may he suspended for six months. On dent. In my embarrassment I did
IAN Ilcen.ti sttepbnded dill el* itiths
frLolid Sartop' Ba RRefr of - mel '' NO '} p � di V x gW ,
and may also be os' i}ned jail
r y �' in. $e� ttevtar Qe 9' wit�t,PPP-
and
thirty days. For *dura to have b ereeed `of LiePIMPPl�t i4 the tgtip body. In all .mit -11ro 1"' have wet .100
and nee a warning anal penalties of .a4flyba'en•.4 1uMing mtut of thld man of *canter. amenities.. .All that
pr vi, $6 to $fir and c nds third eO„Com=e• on" s ..the playful re- think, of
waste i e.3me, a. fish eA1
provided for drat, second,and and
third i
Wearies, respectively, and in addition 1plark ef'tbe President se he .leek my, couragement to men who Were 11'k-0•.,
tits litenee of an oRender for the fm • I *ha11 he looking for you.' ly to be eeeking favorq,
child time may be anapended far 30 1 bad carefully chosen my wordo
days, and I remember saying, with some (Continued next week)1
The amended section governing digriityl like one in a s cry book, al- I J
epoeds in cities, towns and villages though with a trembling voice:
provides a limit of 20 miles per hour, "It IS
an honor to a7eet'you, ate, EIIIIIIIti11i111111111111111111111illlllllllltl
ten utiles per hour when approaching and thank you for the right to vote .-
an intersection, etc., in a n onicipal- -when 1 too, Irememher his gentle ASTMA SUFFERERS
i' y and 1,. ,t miles when approaching me.. w. reeler. Waterdown. Ont, ?
an intersecting road, a curve or smile a9 he looked down at me and m writs 's can solely bions the day -•
"blind" -section. said in a most kindly tone: c you /eh a bottle of Aatrhma Remedy
"I think it a great honor to hear " wlu' me. I had rely free the Ares -
I'enaltien For Speeding- yea saythat." 2 deep and have been improving e'er
P g -e glutei San Ile down at night and nett _
The fullowinpenalties are He put his hands upon my ahoulde 04 hw .nth Bina ml: 1 have _ ,
g pro- and turning to the Senator said:
vided for infringements of the speed "Wright, I often wish that I had s Tedd newaa has oprend arrouy und this =
invented to teat paving blocks is , highways without municipal limits a not identify any one in the group. ....it ,,
sr,id W subject thorn to as much spend of ,5 mires iR prescribed. Numbers of men and women were
use
wear as 25 years of actual , Where the rate of speed does not ex- passinngg the house and as they did
A plant has been estabfiahed in cerci 35 miles the following penalties so, taldng "a good look,)' in their way
Germany to develop a process discov- 71e,, provided: $5 to $10 for first of- of speaking at the two great mer.
I. roti in that country fur the pr xluc- 'fence, $10 to $35 for second offense, Not before had I seen so many peo
tion „I' gasoline from coil. i 831 to 50 for subsequent offenses. On pie walking about -many in .heir
i a third offense a license may be sus- As I neared the home of Mr. ,
I mended for 60 days Where the rate Racket I heard hurrying footsteps bo-!
The .o we,'t is Princess Mary's - of speed con Trained of is between hind me and the voice of Sall call-'
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favorite flower. 35 and 40 miles per hour the follow- ing my .name. I stopped and faced
Jean A. Norris, New York city's ing penalties are p vided: $10 to about.
duel'. woman magistrate, will make a $..53 for first offense, -$20 to $100 for How charming she looked as she'
fLur months' tour of Erarnpe to ascer- e,a•und offen;te, and $50 to $200, with walked toward mel I had never seen i
tai) how the countries she visits or without imprisonment, up to 30 her quite so fixed up.
t reit women. • clays for u third offense. It is also "Bart," she said, 'r1 suppose
The four women recently passing provided that on a second offense a you're not going to speak to me."
'e in e: s ma • suspended for 30days, " 1 answer -
'ti examination 170 7 e be 1 "Ifyou'll speak to m'
solicito d )pY .
tr.,• final rpt M
, and on a third offense for six months
answer -
England will have the honor of be- 1 ed.
in,. the first of their sex to be up- '';here the rate of speed is in excess "I love to speak to you," she said.
pc:ni •d to such positions. I of 40 mikes per hour the penalty is: "I've been looking ill around fur o 0 0 0 0 0 0.-0 0 0 0 00
$25 to $100 fine, with or without im- you. Mother wants you to come O
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-"" ; grisonment, up tv 6 months, and sus- ,over to dinner with us at just twelve W. T. BOX & CO.
7'1'11; NEW MOTOR LAW FOR . •pension of iieense for a period up to ; o'clock. You're going away with 0 Embalmer and 0
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• one yard,. Either as soon as we get through." 0 Funeral Directors 0
ONT,iRiO 18 NOT KO SEVERE I I'p to December 31, 1925, motor ve- i I wanted to go but got the notion O H. C. 8(38 0
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hides r • •istg a ,roue to weight a let at once that the Dunks 1b 1 , were
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F, ilnwin r bre the principal features 1.12°' having a gross in ex- in need of information about me and 0 Diploma and License
g 1 p' rc sr of t,•a tons, may lr• granted the; the time had come to impart it. 0 Charges moderate 0
vehicle:,
•n s •r mntuiO
,f he r n ohdate 10 we iahed ah
, tto rs faro on ort
1 t •i •F
e• 'ts u r••load nutandthere, the ancient
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special permits t carry l a l. d Su then nc n
I P y
,'•i; guise O'
e official ui
which, under thO i
set, hi.h n rnot ce.
h tons.offamily-
,a, ec< in • rive No motor ve Olympus our received no
"191 Nu. 72, an act to regulate trace) 1:o-h'sl having a grist aright in ex- tire ns it were. 0 Night Calls Day Calls O
an highways, and the speed, utter•*- cvs..s of eight tons shall be permitted "I can't," I Haid. "I've gut to 0 Phone 176 Phone 48 O
tun and load of vehicles thereon," •s , to opereh• on any highway on and study my lessens before 1 go away 0 0 O O 0 0 O 0 O d> O O 0
pee before the Ontario Legislature,. atter .1„,,,,,y 1st, 1926. with your father."
;u"1 which is expec•t,'d 1" gra into ef- 1 77,.,.tiun 31 in 1'art VI. of the act 1t was a blow to her. 1 saw the
f,t- practically a: it stands, except provides, huwsver, that the municipal shadow that fell upon her face. She
t'er some minor anumdnu•nts: corporation ur other authority having was vexed and turned and ran 'away
a recognition, with limitations, "f • iuriddictim, over the highway- rosy, . from me without another *card and I
the spotlight; recognition of the ; upon application in writing, grant a eta a pang of regret its 1 went to
pinking light; provision of penaliti,'s permit for the moving of heavy loads the lonely and deserted hesne of the
1"r operating a motor Vehicle _0) (; .etrnetures in excess of ten tons. schoolmaster.
v:Lich the brakes are not in good During the months of March and 1 had hoped that the Senator would
ev,nking condition; provision of pen- April commercial vehicles operated ask me to dinner, but the coming of
for failure to comply with ergs- ; oven any highway net. within a city the President had upset the c•hanee
taboos governing the size of tires , or separated town, and having n of it. 11 was eleven o"clock. Mrs.
to ba used on motor vrhielos; revised rurrying capacity in excess of one- Becket had put a cult] bite on the
pe(Hlities for failure to have and to hall inn, if equipped wholly ur in table for me. I ate it -not to keep
nm, rate a warning device on a motor pert with solid tires, and all tither it waitinti'-and sat down with ply
vehicle: amended regulations govern- commercial motor vehicles having a eyes on my hook and my mind at
ing speed limits in cities, towns or carty'ing capacity exceeding one ton, the I)unkelberg's-where I heard in
siiu.ges, with revised penalities for shall not be loaded in excess of one- a way what Sally was saying and
infringements of these regulations; rl' half the carrying capacity of such what."Mr. and Mrs, Horace Dunkel
siding scale of penalities for speed \chicle, berg" were saying.
infringements, these being proper- Penalties provided for violation of At twelve -thirty Ma Dunkelberg
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nate to the amount of the excess rubes of the road are: $5 to $10 for came for me, with a high-stepping
°VETethe prescribed
es rib nsperesl; asr redraft, . first offense, $1r0 to $25 for second horse in a new harness and a shiny ARM TO RENT. ---FARM FOR RENT TO
governing offense, and 1725 to $50 for a third still -running buggy. Ile wore glove3 ram
party, 0(07 Pastore. Apph
ing that does not entail excess of the ; ctfen'w. On a third offense a licenga and a beaver hat and sat very erect soon. DA. JAMES BELL Hemalt. zs72 tf
:Teed limit; the provision until 1925 7ney be suspended for not more than arid had little to say.
of special permits for the use of sixty dupe. "I hear you met the President,"
vehicles ' having a gross weight to , The onus of proof still rests upon he remarked.
excess of five tons, but carrying a ' the motorist under this revised act. "Yes, sir. I was introduced to him
load of not more than five tons; the That is to say he has to prove that this morning," I answered a bit too
ARM FOR BALE eon wcRy�. Immo
prohibition of motor vehicles he was not responsible for an asci- proudly, and wondering how he had F
having a weight of .eight tong after . dent instead of the plaintiff being heard of my good fortune, but deep- Townes pt Its n coca int. 04 wa.ati .. LaiT.
Renew
1f925; regulations of weighta carried required to prove that the motorist ly gratified at his knowledge of it. .tone home dna two bang barer with .abII.8
by commercial vehicles during the cer- war responsible. "What did he have to sa '"' underneath; windmnl nod water D
fain seasons of the year; revised pen- - y - through the .table. Will sell with ar
pities for violations of the rule of - 1 described the interview and the eat crop end would separate either farads.
the road; and limitation of time fol- looks of the great. man. Not noel For parNcaten appy to EDWARD P15T .
lowing an strident wherein action the more was said as we sped away to- It Na 8, Beafarw, 8411 ty
may be instituted against a motor The Light in �jj� ward the deep woods and the high 'panels FOR SALIL-POR SALE IIS OF
vehicle owner oro operator and the hi1Ls, i tart 1s, and x or Lot 20, on the Pod
. I was eager to get home but won- Coneseto1 of Hibbnt On Si. .,edea are
provision of trial by judge without Clearing dared whyhe should be goingwith w hang burn 40x64 with straw aloe oIuO6t
intervention of a jury of all each se- trivbg red 21xa0 AD thea bare oemerri
hem. me to talk with Mr. Grimshaw and Caars boa theme .>o water m rhe burn A
The matter of licensing all drivers (Continued from page 7) my uncle. Of .nurse I suspected goo'd frame shoe dt he farm is $Saaottud
of motor vehicles and "mof requiring goesy that it had to da with Amos but how 2 �� from• Dublin; amp Nlft aR lot lar
them to submit themselves to an ex- "As time on you'll meet a I knew not. He hummed in the ee the err C.aomaton. This is a grins farm
amination has not received favorable gc od many great men, I presume," rough going and thoughtfully flicked with iercaru �a`d mob reri will d�
consideration, for there is no mention he continued. They're all just hu- the bushes with his whip. I never sires .rad n caey to- o For lnrih r par
of this math,, in the revised bill. mer, bciflgs like you and me. Most knew a more persistent bummer. turn sppiy on the prem,. or *dare.*
of them enjoy beefsteak and apple What a thrill came to me when I Lin rent oaks. PATRICK JORDAN.
Also an increase in motor Vehicle
saw the house and the popple tree Phone 2 on 17 Dolan.2878-tf
and the lilac bashes --they looked so
friendly! Old Shop tame harking up
the road to meet us and ran by the
buggy side with joyful leaps and
cries. With what affection he
crowded upon me and licked my face
and hands when my feet were on
th, ground at last! Aunt Deel and
Uncle Peabody were coming in from
the pasture lot with sacks of butter-
nuts on a wheelbarrow. My uncle
clapped his hands and waved 'Iris
handkerchief and shouted "Hooray!"
Aunt Deel shook hands with Mr.
Dunkelberg and then came to me and
said:
'Wel, Bart Baynes! I never was
so glad to see anybody in all the
days o' my life -.oyes! We been
lonkin' up the road for an hour -
ayes! You come right into the
house this minute -both o' you."
The table was spread with the
things I enjoyed most --lig brown
biscuits and a great comb of honey
surrounded with its nectar and a
pitcher of milk and a plate of cheese
and some jerked meat and an apple
pie.
"Set right down an' eat -1 just
want to see ye eat -ayes Ido!"
Aunt Deel was treating me like
company and with just a pleasant
touch of the old company finish in
her voice and manner. it was for
my benefit -there could be no doubt
o`, that -for she' addressed herself to
me, chiefly, and not to Mr. Dunkel-
berg. My absence of a few days
had seemed so long to them! It had
raised me to the rank of company
and even put me above the exalted
Dunkelbergs although if Mrs. Hor-
ace Dunkelberg had been there in
her blue silk and gold chain "big
enough to drag a stone boat,"
as
Aunt Mel used to say, she might
have saved the day for them. Who
knows? Aunt. Peel WAR never much
impressed by any man save Silas
Wright, Jr.
Mr. Grimishaw came soon after we
had finshed our luncheon. Ile hitch -
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SCIENCE NOTES ,
A British patent covers a floating
dry-dock for handling seaplanes.
Inside the cover of a recently in-
vented wash boiler is a soap shaver.
Finland is encouraging the donees -
tie cultivation and manufaceule ,,f
flax.
About half of the copper produced
In the world comes from less than a
score• of mines.
Switzerland's most powerful radio
station will be erected by the gov-
ernment at Geneva.
A waterproof paint giving nn
enamel finish has been invented that
dries in half an hour.
Every state in Brazil produces
sugar cane, ' Pernambuco and Sao
Paulo leading the others.
Designed for rescue work, a new
gas mask enables a wearer to re-
gain under water fifteen minutes.
A Belgian claims to have invented
to rotary valve that can be used on
any standard automobile engine.
Nearly 50 per cent. of the leather
tanned in the United States is made
Dom imported hides 'and skins.
A floating derrick that has been
built in Holland to handle 150 -ton
loads can be operated by one man.
Heated by gas, a new washing ma-
chine sends jets of hot water thrciiigh
its contents without moving them.
With eight companies operating in
Denmark there is one telephone to
each twelve residents of the country.
Accident insurance policies good
for one day are issued bq a new
machine as nickels are -dropped in
a slut.
One of the world's highest radio
stbtions will be erected on a hill
more than 2,000 feet above Rio de
Janeiro.
A novel safety device for freight
elevators stops them instantly when
they touch any obstruction 'in their
shafts.
A new British airplane with a
speed of 65 miles an hour has a
wing spread of but sixteen feet and
weighs only 220 pounds.
For trapping animals a Kansas
men hag invented a g aP ris gun that
.
drives a harpoon into them
'when
the' bait is touched,
For studying finger prints the
Paris police have installed apparatus
that projects ,.hem magnified ten
times on a table.
More than a billion cocoanuts
were grown on islands under the
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Licensed Embalmer
Undertaking Parlors in
Beattie Block, opposite The
Expositor Office. Reaidencer
Goderich St., opposite Dr.
Scott's.
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yy ACRE FARM FOR. SALE. OWNER
wi}1 eel/ on reasonable terms for quirk
sale. Amity to R. S. HAYS. aealortth. Ont
23(65-u
license fees has not been taken up, pia We nd had tomboy sight of the house.
as some were fearful it might be.Ila ed behind a little when I saw
Substantially, the present speed laws the lagged
man sitting on the email
stand. ° fi piazza with Mrs. Wright. I shall
The provision restricting the- time
never forget the
during which action may be inetituo- r8 grand clothes he
e•I for injury sustained in a motor ac- I
wore -hijack, saving the gray •waist-
cident is one of the most welcome of coat, with shiny, bras buttons -es -
all the innovations in this bill. initially the great, white standing
collar and cravat. I
The redrafted regulation in respect. ser vividly, too,
of lamps provides for two white lights as I write, the full figure, the ruddy,
forward and one rear light astern, kindly face, the large nose, the gray
and no motor vehicle is permitted eyes' the thick halo of silvered hair
to carry on the front more than
three lighted lamps of over four can -
extending from his collar to the bald
tip of his head. He rose and said
die power. Any additional lights in a deep voice:
displayed on commercial vehicles to He sows ill luck who hinders the
distinguish the width or clamof reaper."
such vehicle shall be of a green col- Mr. Wright hung ohr sickle on a
small tree in the doorya7d and an -
or:
While the spotlight is prohibited
under the section 'which forbids the
use of any light revolving upon n pi -
vote so tliat the rays may be project-
ed in different directions, it is recog-
nized in the restricted form of a light
the ray from which shall be directed
to the extreme right of the travelled
portion of the highway in Ruch a
manner that the beam of light shall
strike the extreme right of the travel-
led portion of the highway within 75
feet of the said vehicle.
The clause governing the use of
parking- lights is as follows: "A
motor vehicle may show one light
carried on the left sire . . in such
manner as to he clearly visible to
the front and rear for a distance of
at least 200 feet., and to show white
to the front and red to the rear .
provided that such light shall not be
displayed while the vehicle is in 1110 -
tion."
The new penalties provided for car
oevnere or
drivers who
oPf
rate me.
are n t
' ewhich thebrakesh
chines on
in gond order are, from $l0 to $.50
for the first offense, from $20 to 5100
Inc the second offense, and from $50
to $200 for a third offense. The
license of a second offender may be
suspended for thirty days. One who
offends three or more times may have
swered.
"The plowman has overtaken the
reaper, Mr. President, I bid you wel-
come to my humble home."
"It is a pleasure to he here and a
regret to call you hack to Washing-
ton," said the President as they
shook hands,
"I suppose that means an extra
session; the Senator answered.
"First let me reassure you. I
shall get away as soon as possible,
for 1 know that a President is a
hesvy burden for one to have on his
hands."
"Don't worry. I can get along
with almost any kind of a human
being, especially if he likes pudding
need milk as well as you do," said the
Senator, who then introduced me in
these words:
"Mr. President, this is my young
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2NO 8t.J Obambera.70Adelaide8t•LL
abroato. Ontario
V'ARM 708 SAL1L-FOR SALE. LOT 22.
Concerwlon R, Stanley, oontelplag 150
errs. On the premise. are a lank barn
with cement adore and water 1n the baro
am] a good frame home. Ten wenn hard.
weed bush, the talon.. is well drained anti
Teemed arab in q good otate of cultivation.
There are two goal wean and two never
falling sprints on the fare. Situated three
miles from Bruceaeld .tattoo. ibis is a
good fern and will be add on reasonable
Gram- For further pnrticniars apply on the
premise, or address Brumfield Post Glace.
R. R. No. 1. T3OMAB CAMPBELL.
1070-t1
WARM FOR SALE. -FARM OF TWO HUN-
dred acts ad$oining the Town of Saw
forth, conveniently eitoeted G all churches.
wheel. and Collegiate. There is a comfort-
able brick eottage with a cement Ritebenl
barn 100.66 with atone stabling underneath
for 6 horses, 76 heed of cattle and 40 bops
with steel .tanchlorm and water before an
stock; litter carrier and teal carrier ad
two cement silos; driving shed and
form scales. Watered by • rock well and'
windmill. The farm is well drained and I
• high state of oalttvation. The crop Y all
in the ground-ebolee oiay loom- Immedi-
ate posesolon, . Apply G M. BEATON. 1-
R 2. S.afarth. Ont. 2707-/f
rt ARM FOR SALE -FOR SALE, LOT 8,
Conceesion 11, and west hall' of lot I.
Cenassion 10, H,R.8.. Tookersmlth, con-
taining 150 acres. There are on the premirs
a good two-story brick home with elate roof.
large bank bare 100x00 feet with drat clam
stabling, water in the barn, drive abed 26,04,
pig home and hen house. 'i'wo good spring
wells. amo an overflowing Fleeing. Th.
farm is all cleared but about 20 acres. Tbm
good hardwood bush, principally meets An
well fenced and tile drained. Eight eels
elf fall wheat sown, 40 acres ready for sprint
crop. The farm 1e situated 7 miles frogs
Beoforth and 44� m9a from Hen'•8, ono -half
mile from acholoersral moil and phone. will
be soil on easy tenon. Unless sold by Spring
It will he for rent. For further particulars
many on the premises, or address R. R. 540,
2, Klemm. ANOUS MoKINNON. 2068df
mato EXECUTORS OF THE LATE ARCED-
.' McGregor offer for ode Lot 11,
0th Concession, MaEilloD, 100 norm of soot
0100, farm lends. Tho land is in a Baal
elms state of etltMdlon and there are
emoted on the premises a good frame dw.-
nng house,
with th R9Ghe
attached trams
tare7111aR4 with done foundation. et
underneath and cement Room and Imlay
throughout, driving home, pig pen end hen
house. Also about ten nems of good hard
wood bush. Tho property Is well fenced and
wall drained and convenient to good market%
churches and eehoob. For further particular
apply b, MISS LILLY J. M.OREGOIt, on the
p�remises, or to R. S. RAYS. S•lleitor, 8a.•
fortth, Ont. 7 'Af
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