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ft and English. Thu hotel keys bore goo&by; good morning, nice day." I w, by Alice Grant Ros- 1; , ..
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I 11-1 1� 11 TPA -F.—;14— slmn din, F,nglish) "Don't She at least was making progress. � be r6USed frOiU �'- TU �g�
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��"i��.",,���";,�PIR�,�,i�n-�', And so I found. it everywhere. Mv- I travelled most of the way to Spain to the only Sion 1. .. �
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0 en Be Suva You Get The GeniuonQ of the manor, . .1 . , � , I'll , 1, ..." , , ki","
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Z�F',,,,,,,,�',* stri place late at night, June to 'September in increasing effect so much English has. te, by Grace. S. breath away. ., - - .
�,4��,,"gi,�� -0*4e � safe, this, very old . At the South Ga 't, � , - � . ,4� -- �i�,'q?,�!
.� �) in a acc,nimoda- French town You c9- 'Pass upi and, It is like countless drops of water I I . q
i�.,��:��_ . eh made him capable of Solving Richmond, PuNished by DoubledfiYi, L .� I .1 ) . . I I I .1 4�i� 11 ..,.:�
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rll� are 171 doubt about .01.1, '. .,
A`11��1:1,40'd I, down the streets all day and hear wearing in -to as many stones. The in- Whi Doran and Gundy, Toronto. The ledge � f, �,
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!� "�;J -t&u nothing but English' sIpOken-, Late' habitants of other -countries have, it cert, -ms that seemed Vy, de- . re I . . 11�
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,��", ��'�� � ju,A Say "Hiotel dIAngleterre, ain proble south gate is so much MO , , . DING THE BR . � ...
�_'.. , A the calculations of ,geometry is at -the: : T� - ii that X41 ).� I Ut
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.,�,g�j � .� �.:! pud it * . mand fiad " -it uW 11
, 1, Jis-even or.e evening I -went to hir6 & carriage beaten in upon them. , " F -11"T " I'll
il" 1,� illustration interesting than the b$g house where ' I I I , I ,
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to call for my luggag and' take me For your An the wealthY Braithwaites live; biat ty ;,p. a, ong I - _ "I'll In I
�, vo e - gloi is, above all sh'own in the following , me0- had to �tr'd I a, �1'4
,of their author quotes: .) � d' spot was 4,
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�',t*,-,-'� Uumbers und the insistence of th some Pwo years in France, m7 m&S- confidently and , grandly assured in- "HOwerver did yo - gether. -r6 . ' � 'delicate inStrumen �d- 11:1 ,,�, � �',
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��,,;,��.. de�mmds tery of the language, while not suf- the efficacy of his own The Coming of the Lord, by Sarah I rs
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��,� ,,r, :rIcs equip hostelries to meet their He or, on one occasion, with some zston- Millen, published by Maz_ I , 11 Lt� �
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q fic;ent to address the Senate, is suf- nations make haste to learn his. t, on being told by the working Gertrude . from an office many miles away. . Z 1-1
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�,,� ") - The English have made Europe at ficiently good, to direct a voiture to alone remains aloof, serene, taking no i- hmen
k,,, , , . . on of a problem he millans, Toronto. A band, of relig- ' W .1 'I,
1,aestmore Comfortable for themselves take me to a railway station- I en- pains to master the intricacy of a miner the stoluti the ,background . I .1 ;� -, ��
i��,,,: himself had figured, out by the aid of lous fanatics form 1 ccurate that if there is a break in ' I . - "'I'll.,
;,,i4:.i�,,,, courtyard, and a m1an foreign tongue. replied the for a deep analytical study of ur !,�,, They are so a I . _",
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"', new ,hotel in London, recently canie from I It is man, giving & slight nudge to one of types, h Africa, done -with all Sarnia, a man can ii,�.
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$11 areeted at a in, the schools. Even the his comp remdrk- Y. in a pole's le . 777,
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"�:, ' ' central heatin he threw up his hand- "'Walt," 'he taught up b save a d c ,reful, and, I found the concise brilliance 'of this and locate the spot With I I , I
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I., ' 9- "we have some one French, long the most insular Of peo- Un r n a 'ter 'in a building M 11
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11, . 1124�, rooms Sm huge and I' stoans, Eliza For Common, by O. Douglas, :,
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�, . Ing, each fitted wit `9 1 be- tremendous change 'has taken place tllree PiCk3, ributed by the Musson Book Co., '�� ,�
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t�!,�� � ,ar, for. which, each ,guest is charged "But that is not nee as I cud spit, jus, z,act- dist -
I, Toronto. Joy and amusement always Quebec. .
I I in France since the way. Before it and, so f ar . , i�j�
;" "�L . � I Ora one day if it i gan. ly bob1c and I'll
�,11_ . I Ir to three shillings a He looked at me witheringlY, Sil- the French seldom journeyed from although un- come with an 0. Douglas I., ;,� 0�,`J
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as putting one ene' educated-, could give the tonnage in ole now is num-
,: about asi ,efficient h -people are travelling as ,of the daughter of a Glasgow clergyman, ole to go to because every p
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1� L, ot�,ey gesture. the "backs" oil the leg of one p �� . 11 ,,
, candle tco light a ball room Strange " i � I I I I'll, 7 P I �
o no Engli rning a minute latler with a gig- er before. And, wonderful to relate Bendigo's saddle reefs more quickly pr(v des us with plenty of both. bered. I.,
:, paradox, one of the chief causes of this is the nd aq correctly as the visitor who A Common Cheat, by Sophia Cleng . ... K
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- I g -ration. still, the Cornish - than "I X",
I - their travels they are .learning Eng,_ su n an attractive story -of a young Eng- do the, actual job and it means more -
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�,.,� - I;sh, the universal language of trav- had ious to give his lish girl, secretary to a French wo- 11 losing sleep or braving bad weather. It calls il 11 . � I
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1. ;1 el, the one languagd that will take and s the 6ancL;! of getting on in the map in Paris and Tangiers, where she I for very high technical skill. I
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.., � � often declared with pride that 'he in- The Vicar's Daughter I ,,,,
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,� . . RubbeT Footvvzar CORNISHMEN ARE CHAMPION tei.-ded to be:� miner, and usually had Yc published by the cable is. b rnt out for a
,� I his way. in Cornwall, it is said, and Toronto- A clear cameo -like study A a hair. When ,�,I._
, . MINERS . of life in an English vicarge with all . stretch, or is opened, there is a fine looking 1111",
, 1: � .. . The 11 Northere range of Overshoes for the same, may be applied to Victoria, complications and one es- . mess. it looks like the stuffing of a hair mat- I 11
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- .1 Men, Women and (Children offers a wider We doubt if many Cornishmen came that ,,many a mine has Been save Iful pecially large one. L . - 11
�� n- the eleventh hour by some ski . tress. ,�,
�� I 11 I selection than ever. Jersey or (Cashmer- to Canada with th-es other British rni tiibuter following up indications of We Forget Because We Must, by I � ;'!,
'.. eys to try their hand at harvesting
I., 11 . ette in various hethts with buckle, strap -by discovering fresh W_ B. Maxwell, published by Double- Each of these hundreds of fine wires has to be . I ;
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.1 � J, for a recent writer remarked: "Where . ral deposits." In Australia, as eFy. Doran and Gundy, Toronto. W. � P
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'_ " . . I eNei a hole is sunk in the ground to- mire 1, the miner was B. Maxwell is ranked very high among connected again to its mate in the other half :. I -
,: , I "' I or Whiz7-er fastener& o matter in what corner of the well as in Cornwal able. If you can imagine youself finger- . ;
,.,, / .... , - day -n ,e to fi,cl a alAvays ready to invest the few pounds Erglish novelists and here he has * . . of the c . t tw ,o!clock of a stortn3r, . 11 I
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.11 � Uatch your '.i9::::::,...:_:-.::-. glc,be t he had savedl- in the shares. of the given ing those wires a w good the -
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I—. . : -iji.*.i.�-�;...'.�..'l.,; company that employed him. English home � wintry morning you Will I
.1, . , Costurne �.!�.'-i-��.i��,�i�� :�iii� , 1, 3,4 or 6 searching for metal. Within three- n"nIng -nd it when "golf was a game, and not a 7,
::::-*::1_%::::::::: .::-- usually a gooZ judge a trouble-shooter has to bet at his job.
11 � I -..---.i�zi�.-..��,i.--.;..-.-i---, BucIdes quar ur�, Australia has He was ..,
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��:� I --i.'" _i� 'i. 000 ,worth of is.interesting to note that d In I " :
-*orthern- -��*--!�!' ---_!��'-�.---_i prodiw6d about 1620,000i, k
E �. ...i���..'�.*��!����,,���::.:.:;:; -Ining booms the chief investors in by Frank I 1;
,� ,::*. ` - _:� the m I A Brood of Ducklings,
1�_ I raored to fit .: *.:;*'*i*: .:. gold as well as other minerals to . TORMS COST WONEY as well as dis- I �
: i�i---'.` --!i�!i�i�.;.-`�--`,.-��.: � - who h,ad Swinnerton, , ubI hed by Doubleday,
:;: _.E. -ii., some of the mines were m P is "?
,�� � styl-shn -.t-�.;t.:.:-..-...,T..-.�....;.:���i---,--,��!i�.-- :jj� value of a few hundred, millions More. �s S comfort. The telephone system has OVer, .. 1-1 4
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I'�--..r.."�i�;,.".�.�:f:*:,�".�,--.-.; ;--.- Wbi=ee . . that the Cornish miners and- their conditions under which + re regarded . , �
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1I.- . *:-:j:;: '. - the wa modem daughters. .
T, �, 1- y in which they we His surmises are
_�ii:`%".*.%.;::.,.`-... i'�__1_*;_* 'i ..: storm hits some part of the system_ A big
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_� _e �,"- - ..:;:;:: : � : . '. : by brains and industry toward that by the rest of storm I
,,., , .-;�--�- ... - Icusly retains thei . can do a great deal of damage ,
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,,�', � � .'' . I im,perse production than the peo re s as. a whole to King and . �Ii�' �
""' ries latiOn main y1e, by Sleet has cost the telephone Company as MUCE 11 ..,
.'�..,: . . ... .. from all the other English count ntry.'I . Jane Welsh and Jane Carl I i
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5 111� . I : �... - - - . adt'Aah,rtm. --�� Elizabeth Drew, distributed by Thos. as a million dollars in one -year.
A volume recently published, "The i,c
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- I . Lc= Epon THE . I Cornish Miner: An Account Of His man, So appealing, so repelling, so
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i of 'Northerm, R-abbom cmid � (By Jane Holthy) �
,�.,! A cv=plete r=9e � ton Jenldns, M.A., B.Litt (Oxon),. a . There is no time to Call the dilrectOrs to �,
�. . Nalt pvchensive study of her character. ! I . . �
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�.: ic on han'd to meet 70= neete. . member O,f the Cornish Institute. of j be done and the money. Must . - .�
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1�� , Purchasing of books as Christmas I
11 . Ie tri the progTeSS Of SCl[ENTIFIC FEATS OF BUREAU . %
11",i� R" H" sproet, Seafeirth miner. I gifts. "A good book is the'best com- The monev is ready because the telephone
��',; . Cornwall's tin mining from the time . n,II but an unsuitable book is OF STANDARDS company -has f0i a Policy Of making , .
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6:i - authorities, often obwure, . .-
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511", - - accurate- nie will be equally suitable for their a Bureau of Standards at Ott a, it . Wnd tlie job is done because,
wives and vice versa. Every book -will ,be interesting to 'note 'the Wide d women, like the trouble- - - I
ly the life of the miners �n,d their . business has mien- an ,,�',
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,",11�!�,, families, at different periods. He has listed is strongly recommended: range of the achievements of the shoot I g1r, allVe to the meaning Of � 1.
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I bad to confine 'his attention chiefly to ,, - and eager to ke �
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-1 wall, but there are, brief references, Our Daily Bread, by Frederick really happens during a fire in a typi- Canaaian progress. 6 . �,
LLL� �'�. I L to mining in South Africa, America Philip Grove, published by Macmil_ building, two I . - ,!. I
�. : . �;,�, �,-� 9� G Wv" as e V ur... , and Australia. The CornishMan'S 1.2rns, Toronto. The life story of John Cal non -fire resistive , .
; I � ED W,,,;11., I Id structures scheduled to be torn . . 1; �.
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I I . I r*,cial traits, and habits persist in any Elliott, a Saskartchewan farmer, and ' in connection with the Govern- I i;
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; e � I I . r(;� I environment. When a Party of Gorn- a - realistic picture of life .on the ment's building programme, were co; .. �, %,
. . affer yea..,--/ ' ish miners arrived On an Aastralian prairies. I burned to the ground. Special instru- . - . � .
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� goldfield they transplanted to their - Old Pybus, by Warwick Deeping, I I .1 I- -== . .
I � 11 . Cr(arV16--f-)� r,ew land a section of Cornish life and author of Sorrel and Son. Old Py- ments recorded the temperatures at I nom * 2; ISO -3aV**036,-r0M"W of ftwam 00 " V0 )
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. 'D " character. In his book Mr. Jenkins bus is "boots" at an. English inn. But - - -� �
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1, � sports, religiOUS1 practices and g2ner- a joy to all who come in contact with placed . . ;
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I . & .1 Redruth, and his children and grand- ,.Ire plenty here and map.y ridiculous, urements is being. demanded, by hi- � I
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'L � "I - -nd in many cases can hardly be millans, Toronto, is a most interest- siryprogram(me hb[sheen mapped out perfected, 'a machine for ruling steed the Bureau has, shown that this di- � .. �'.',
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i __ generally a good all-round mechanic. venturers. ir not exceed- durance of rail steel is, being studie& �
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,MIil" 11-1 I toTia supplied thousands of examples bleday Doran and Gundy, Toronto. A standards tion�. Th6 properties Of rail steels at
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'_t,j',,;", F , 11� I ishman in big spare time made addi- life ju,st before Wolfe -Is victory. '�uge telescope mirror. This disk, of glasses and glass -substitutes, usedi as studied, sverse fissures. -_ :�
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OV.. , ter, painter, brick- clicster suburb and, of the working sunlight; aluminUM Will greatly retard, the cor-� !, �� I
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,�, 1�1, 1 FE: - polished regularly with ZEBRA, the at Ohio W.eeleyan University, from 45 to GO per cent. tf the violet construction -
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N11111111.1 I I e name cent. ,after complete was designed' FS101110 time ago by �ho ��.J�
A�;�4' ,,, . wonderful new liquid stove polish. eys' houses in Camborne (Cornwall), undy, Toronto. Grim as th made, is able to supply most of 20 to 35 Per
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