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The Wingham Advance, 1921-10-20, Page 9Xt HAMBLY B.Sc., M.D., C.M. Special attention pa.1-d to diseases of Women and Children, having taken postgraduate work In Surgery, Bac- teriology and Scientific Medicine, Office by the Kerr Residence, between the Queen's Hotel and the Baptist Church. All business given careful attention. Phone 614, P.O. Box 113 Dr., Robt. C. Redmond M.R.C.S. (Eng). L.R.C.P. (Lend). I have sbown a gratifying national fore- thought In. preserving this birthright, treating their woods as a crop to be resown after harvest rather than mines which once exhausted lose all virtue. They have given the Dominion authorities the most active and thGr- ough, co-operation realizing that their work is. not only a national one, but one which self-interest prompts If they are to' go on manufacturing year after year. There is a steadily hicreasIng move- ment towards the employment of trained foresters by private concerns, principally pulp and paper companies. Not less than fourteen such . com- panies In Eastern Canada now employ PHYSICIAN AND SURG90N J. esters for various, wo us operuions . (Dr. Chisholm's old stand) Including forest research, nursery Aflan Crawford, the Toronto boy work, tree planting or a combination of who Is heading Stefansson's advance activities. Party to the Arctic, has arrived at A notable work has been done for Wrangel Island. Indicated on the map. - DR*-. R. t � STEWART some time by the Laurentide, Pulp and This Is where 'he and his party will Graduate of University of. Toronto, Paper Company at Grand'Mere, Que. 'pend the winter. Faculty of Medicine; Licentiate of the bee, where this organization has built Ontario College of Physicians and up a garden city about the scene In New Use f,6r Old Bulbs. Surgeons. their Induistrial activities, and has In Here is a valuable use'for your old Office Entrance: its inevitable destruction retained the Incandescent lamp bulbs. By adopt - Second Door North of Zurbrigg's beauties of the, pristine Wilderness. Ing this suggestion one can have a Photo Studio. The company has.timber holdings ag- fire extinguisher ready any time. Car- JOStPHINE STRr=ET' PHONE 21� gregating 2,300 square miles under the bon tetrachloride bombs have found surveillance of one of the most com- favor in many power plants for fire p�etent_foresters`on the continent, with extinguishing, and their use has re - a regular staff of six men, which at sulted in the prompt quenching of fires Dr. Mar ' garet C. Calder certain -seasons Is increased to 30 or that lulght have resulted ]a serious General Peactitioner 40, an extensive. and far-reaching sys- consequences had quick action not Graduate 'University of Torlonto, tem of - conservation and reforestation been taken. I Faculty -of Medicine. has been carried out. In 1916 nurseries Burned, cut Incandescent lanip bulbs Offtce—Josidphlne.St., two doons. south were established on cu't-over lauds and of a suitable size are converted into of Brunswick Hotel. In the brief period which has elapsed bombs by removing the metal base Telephones—Offlee 281, Residence 151 since more than tw(� thousand acres and filing the glass bulb with the have been replanted, -Nearly a million liquid. By breaking the tip from the I SELL sapplings were planted last year, and bulb, while it Is immersed in a bucket Town,and,Farm Properties. Call and the afin, of the company is to reach a of the carbon tetrachloride the filling see my list and get my prices. I have Yearly capacity of four million new can be easily accomplished. A drop some excellent values: trees. This keeps the work of re. of wax is. placed over the small hole planting well ahead of the cutting at the tip to snal the bulb. J. G. STEWART operations. 1. WINGHAM �stabllshment of Forest Nurseries. Women of the best ta-ste use -a fur coat only for occasional wear and re - Phone 184 Office in Town Hall Last year the Abitibi Company or. gard it as distinctly, not the thin.& for ganized a forestry department Ili con- every purpose from October until DRUGLVC1 IDD nection with its limits Ili Northern On* March. The -present craze for fur E33 f 11YSICIAN tario. In addition to other lines of coats may rot last. A fur scarf and fc-restry work this company has es- a muff to be worn with a woolen coat CHIROPRACTIC tablished a forest nursery and has un- are much more certain to be a satis- It is easier to keep ,visit than to re. dertaken planting operations. Young factory investment. If .3 girl is temp- c,)v4sr lost health. Chiropractic Ad- trees and saplings, are raised in the ted by the lower price to put all her Justments is the Key to Better Health. nurseries, and then transplanted to savings into any coat, let it be into They remove the Cause of Disease, the cut over lands there to grow to the pocket of one that she already DR. J. ALVIN FOX maturity and provide a crop for the powns. Phone 191, Hours -9-6 and 7.9 p.m. hu R U G L E SS " P H Y'S I C I A N I r OSTEOPATHY rk�,,Kep. Nksms 1*_%A 50stitLs ,DR. P. A. PARKER 0ste,oliathic Physician, only qualified cok" 16�0 Osteopath In North Huron. IT rCYR A Adjustinout of . the, spine is more 0101dy secilred and with- fewor treat - Does oe 14crz Inelits than by any other method. Blood bressuro and other exalftinal tong Inufe .... .... OPFICE OVER 014fifSTIE'S STORE 0 The'- A Itorhative. He (inaking Poor headway) -"Will w," nothing Indui-c y01,1 to� yolzr blind Qnd 8110--"Allotbe? 111,11i Mr.q. tlexm BaptisIl Po.,Ior ,its at tit the age Of 101 1 shating with Igno.i C,� 41 t"Al Nat III Is nientiont(I as Sar b"d, a,% tlib Metolain Your Body. 1 Can Airplane Be'Silenced? One reason why milk is so excellent Is It possible to, the flyInK a. food Is that it con -tains, much cal- The Wingnam Advance MRGE11EILD , lrD OR next generation when the operations of this one shall have taken their toll. Published at PRIVATE wars of dotgave agaUwtA . lrpl4nos at - grown poroon carrier $u lils vkieleton F DrSTRY ORE Recently an extensive plan of ro. forestIng Its timber limits was decided WinghoWn, Ontario Your body contains allout three -on the- grouad, thereupon to t1hrow ounces of Sodium, 'Which lo.a white BearrNight boa"_ Upon Mom, and to upon by the Chicoutimi Pulp and Paper Company The go after them with purr#uIt.planc1s,. piece of It.thrown into,, water will take of Quebec. com, Eyelry Tjiuk4ay MornIng CONSERVATIONDY CITI_ Pliny obtained the Services of the Que. bee' Votestry 130-,*rtmellt A.'G. OXITU, VOIJ�her men salt, Hence the saltiness of your to TaUke a 1�Stjbsoriptlon ;rdtes,,. 'One Year, ZENS OF CANADA. complete 6urvey , of 1ts timbor re� $2.00; six luontils; $1,00 In!'"vauce. In your skeleton there are also about selVes in order to determine the best � "AdvokIting littoo England-. It has got at Some Jntoreat- and most economic pictliod of their jag facts not hitherto known. 'Pulp. Companies Wlde Awa4e exPlottatton. The cornpany wilt Put no rections will be" bnOrtW 1111til'tOrbid sists of two parts, a musical -hum ana- limit on their measure,; toeustire the and charged accordingly, to Evils Following Whole- Permanence of their foreat crop, and Changes for contract advertise. sale Destruction of Timber. In addition to the enforcement of the melits be In. the dilice by noon, 1:on. Sodium, It in set on fire by contact most rlgid regulations in conservation day. The heavy toll eracted on the forests and the establishment of nurseries, 'Under ordluary couditions, the first of the world which has increased so has sent one of Its employees to BUSINESS CARDS enormously In recent years disclosed Europe to study European methods, which are the most succeesful in the yards. Soon It begins to develop Into the fact, of which but slow and Illulted a roar, and after about 'a minute It plosion and a shower of sparks, cogillsance . wos taken, that the Inex. world, and to consult with the best Wellington Mutual Fire haustible forests of many countries Itnown. authorities on the subject, Insurance Co, wereAndeed very capable of exllaus� The field for private forestry Is In. 41stablished 1840 tion and their ultimate depletion with; creaBingrapIdly-a3 clearly Indicated by Head Officei Guelph An s,��'_kt. Competent authorities, for the growing,number of foresters who Risks taken on all classes of Insur- Instance, State that'the destruedon of *the 'United are going Into the -work on a cousult� trig basis In response to the demaild. able property on the cash or premium the spruce forests of Not only the government of Canada note System, ABNER COSENS, Agent, States, ea.,it of the Rockies, Is nearing completion and that fifteen years or but the large timber interests are wide Wingliam more at the. present rAte. of,consump- uWako to the evils following the I reverently paused a few monlents, tion. will see the end of.,spruce and wholesale destruction at national tim. they will be 90T 01le more year 'under yet like so many simple things It was UDLEY from the Polar regions, especially HOLMES balsam. This In a country which pos- ber and not only a 1)ublic spirit but a realization of their ;own best Interests from the Antarctic, and is the ehi:,f will come to the University more known to me, yet Somehow they seem- tareSt In the trade and commerce of cause of the depths of the se-�� sessed, one of the greatest reserves of timber a bountiful nature had to be. has determined them to preserve BARRItTER, SOLICITOR, 1ZTC. i3tow, considered at one time unlimited f Canada & magnificent heritage Ili Its Victory and Other, Bonds Bought and and inexhaustible. present dimension and so make Calls. Sold. Office-­-Mayori'Slock, Wingham Canada stands In a -position at once da's forest resources truly inexhaust. lble by putting. a tree back where one and South Poles were nielted, the sea enviable, and considered in another has been- removed. R. VANSTONE would in time become wariner. change. Higher standards result in men to give their all. light, cailing toil care and forethought. Possessed of far-reaching stretches of The bed of the ocean - is not equally a better type of student and, as this Other cities and towns may Well .1 result a number of chemists and 41k cold everywhere. In the nelghbor- valuable timber, constituting some of Ten Commands of Business, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR the richest reserves left in the world, a greater nuiabler of students, The Money to Loan at Lowest Rates, she Is the cynosure of timber -depleted Handle the hardest Job first each WINGHAM countries which have avaricious eyes day. Easy ones are pleasures. freezing -point, whilst over Pearly the cast upon her woodland wealth T and Do not be afraid of criticlsm-- ARTHUR whole of the North Atlawic and a J. ]RIVIN would, if permitted, In many cases, carry cut the same systems of des. criticize yourself'often. D.D.S., L.D. a. truction as have left them poverty. Be glad and rejoice In the other fel- low's success—study his methods. 'Doctor of Dental Surgery of the stricken Ili regard to timber posses. Do not be misled by dislikes. Acid Pennsylvania College and, Licentiate Sion. The Dominion has, however, the lamentable experiences, of thosecoun- rulns� tl,,6 finest fabrics. Be enthusiastic—it !a contagious. of Dental Surgery of Ontario. Office In Macdonald Block. tries. to profit by, painful lessons in Do not have the notion that success b conservation, which She has taken to means simply money�maklng. DR. "t.: H. ROSS heart and instigating governments and private corporations alike to the neces- . Be fair, and do at least one decent act every day In the year. cent. less than his dernand. She got that the water at the b,-ttom is much sity of preserving the country's rich Honor your -employer. There must Graduate Royal College of Dental heritage of timber to posterity. be a head to everything. surgeons I A, Have confidence In yourself, and Graduate University of Toronto National Preservation Fo rethought. make yourself fit. Faculty of Dentistry Many of the larger corporations, Harmonize your work. Let sunshine OFFICE OVER H, E. ISARDPSSTORE lumber and pulp concerns, who. have radlatb and penetrate. In their hands, the, exploitation of Canada's forest wealth for good or Ill Xt HAMBLY B.Sc., M.D., C.M. Special attention pa.1-d to diseases of Women and Children, having taken postgraduate work In Surgery, Bac- teriology and Scientific Medicine, Office by the Kerr Residence, between the Queen's Hotel and the Baptist Church. All business given careful attention. Phone 614, P.O. Box 113 Dr., Robt. C. Redmond M.R.C.S. (Eng). L.R.C.P. (Lend). I have sbown a gratifying national fore- thought In. preserving this birthright, treating their woods as a crop to be resown after harvest rather than mines which once exhausted lose all virtue. They have given the Dominion authorities the most active and thGr- ough, co-operation realizing that their work is. not only a national one, but one which self-interest prompts If they are to' go on manufacturing year after year. There is a steadily hicreasIng move- ment towards the employment of trained foresters by private concerns, principally pulp and paper companies. Not less than fourteen such . com- panies In Eastern Canada now employ PHYSICIAN AND SURG90N J. esters for various, wo us operuions . (Dr. Chisholm's old stand) Including forest research, nursery Aflan Crawford, the Toronto boy work, tree planting or a combination of who Is heading Stefansson's advance activities. Party to the Arctic, has arrived at A notable work has been done for Wrangel Island. Indicated on the map. - DR*-. R. t � STEWART some time by the Laurentide, Pulp and This Is where 'he and his party will Graduate of University of. Toronto, Paper Company at Grand'Mere, Que. 'pend the winter. Faculty of Medicine; Licentiate of the bee, where this organization has built Ontario College of Physicians and up a garden city about the scene In New Use f,6r Old Bulbs. Surgeons. their Induistrial activities, and has In Here is a valuable use'for your old Office Entrance: its inevitable destruction retained the Incandescent lamp bulbs. By adopt - Second Door North of Zurbrigg's beauties of the, pristine Wilderness. Ing this suggestion one can have a Photo Studio. The company has.timber holdings ag- fire extinguisher ready any time. Car- JOStPHINE STRr=ET' PHONE 21� gregating 2,300 square miles under the bon tetrachloride bombs have found surveillance of one of the most com- favor in many power plants for fire p�etent_foresters`on the continent, with extinguishing, and their use has re - a regular staff of six men, which at sulted in the prompt quenching of fires Dr. Mar ' garet C. Calder certain -seasons Is increased to 30 or that lulght have resulted ]a serious General Peactitioner 40, an extensive. and far-reaching sys- consequences had quick action not Graduate 'University of Torlonto, tem of - conservation and reforestation been taken. I Faculty -of Medicine. has been carried out. In 1916 nurseries Burned, cut Incandescent lanip bulbs Offtce—Josidphlne.St., two doons. south were established on cu't-over lauds and of a suitable size are converted into of Brunswick Hotel. In the brief period which has elapsed bombs by removing the metal base Telephones—Offlee 281, Residence 151 since more than tw(� thousand acres and filing the glass bulb with the have been replanted, -Nearly a million liquid. By breaking the tip from the I SELL sapplings were planted last year, and bulb, while it Is immersed in a bucket Town,and,Farm Properties. Call and the afin, of the company is to reach a of the carbon tetrachloride the filling see my list and get my prices. I have Yearly capacity of four million new can be easily accomplished. A drop some excellent values: trees. This keeps the work of re. of wax is. placed over the small hole planting well ahead of the cutting at the tip to snal the bulb. J. G. STEWART operations. 1. WINGHAM �stabllshment of Forest Nurseries. Women of the best ta-ste use -a fur coat only for occasional wear and re - Phone 184 Office in Town Hall Last year the Abitibi Company or. gard it as distinctly, not the thin.& for ganized a forestry department Ili con- every purpose from October until DRUGLVC1 IDD nection with its limits Ili Northern On* March. The -present craze for fur E33 f 11YSICIAN tario. In addition to other lines of coats may rot last. A fur scarf and fc-restry work this company has es- a muff to be worn with a woolen coat CHIROPRACTIC tablished a forest nursery and has un- are much more certain to be a satis- It is easier to keep ,visit than to re. dertaken planting operations. Young factory investment. If .3 girl is temp- c,)v4sr lost health. Chiropractic Ad- trees and saplings, are raised in the ted by the lower price to put all her Justments is the Key to Better Health. nurseries, and then transplanted to savings into any coat, let it be into They remove the Cause of Disease, the cut over lands there to grow to the pocket of one that she already DR. J. ALVIN FOX maturity and provide a crop for the powns. Phone 191, Hours -9-6 and 7.9 p.m. hu R U G L E SS " P H Y'S I C I A N I r OSTEOPATHY rk�,,Kep. Nksms 1*_%A 50stitLs ,DR. P. A. PARKER 0ste,oliathic Physician, only qualified cok" 16�0 Osteopath In North Huron. IT rCYR A Adjustinout of . the, spine is more 0101dy secilred and with- fewor treat - Does oe 14crz Inelits than by any other method. Blood bressuro and other exalftinal tong Inufe .... .... OPFICE OVER 014fifSTIE'S STORE 0 The'- A Itorhative. He (inaking Poor headway) -"Will w," nothing Indui-c y01,1 to� yolzr blind Qnd 8110--"Allotbe? 111,11i Mr.q. tlexm BaptisIl Po.,Ior ,its at tit the age Of 101 1 shating with Igno.i C,� 41 t"Al Nat III Is nientiont(I as Sar b"d, a,% tlib Metolain Your Body. 1 Can Airplane Be'Silenced? One reason why milk is so excellent Is It possible to, the flyInK a. food Is that it con -tains, much cal- Machine? The question ls� one of tho clupi, which Is the principal metal of utmest Importance f1`014 a Military the human body, contributing to the stan4polot. Durivi., the wAr the only make-up of the bones and teeth, A wars of dotgave agaUwtA . lrpl4nos at - grown poroon carrier $u lils vkieleton fAcking at Ulght Wow to detormino about tour liQuads of It, their direction by lI*tt4J#g apparatt�j3 Your body contains allout three -on the- grouad, thereupon to t1hrow ounces of Sodium, 'Which lo.a white BearrNight boa"_ Upon Mom, and to Metal -so higUlY combustible that a go after them with purr#uIt.planc1s,. piece of It.thrown into,, water will take It the airplane could be tendered Are Instantly, In the human system silent, It would become, for night It combines. with chlorine to form com.- bombing wOfk, IHcompazably mort men salt, Hence the saltiness of your formidable. perspiration and the salty taste of 801110 time RV an experiment sta- your tears,. tiQu for Investigating this problem In your skeleton there are also about was secretly established at Butley, two ounces. of magnesium, which is a England-. It has got at Some Jntoreat- milvery-white metal. In a powdered jag facts not hitherto known. State, It Ignited, it burns with a most The noise inado by an airplane oon� brilliant glare --as Seen. In a photo- sists of two parts, a musical -hum ana- grspher's thik�hIlght. an unmusical roar. The hum IS usual - Another highly inflammable metal ly heard first, as the plano Approaches, contained in your body is potassium— and the rciar very s*ou after. about two and a laalf ounces of It. Like The hum Is due to, the exhmst of Sodium, It in set on fire by contact theenglue. The roar is grom, the pro - with water destroying the latter. That peller. Is to say, It enters Inte, combination 'Under ordluary couditions, the first with the oxygen In the water, thereby sound of a plane coming ,up wind,, is liberating the hydrogen, which burns board as a falut hum at about 6,000 with violence and a roey flame, the yards. Soon It begins to develop Into phenomenon winding up with an ex- a roar, and after about 'a minute It plosion and a shower of sparks, suddenly Increases In volume. The Your body contains about Ilfty-five Increase probably occurs when frvor- ounces of phosphorus, originally de- able Pdr currents first concentrate the. Anu WO might have bad Seats with all the rest of the folk. rived mainly from mllk, cheese, beans, 11sh and oysters. At all events,, those are the foods which, above all others,, sound upon the observer, The stays of the aircraft have, an. atollan Song of their own, which oc- University Standards. A Silent Tribute. he arrived in Aust-ealla from England Information on NatUral yield this remarkable substance, In a caBlonally Ist heard ai. a greater dis- The Provincial UndveTsfty has com- I was deeply touched lyy a silent tri- bute I pure state It will take fire of Its own tance than any other sound, it may menced the session af 1921-1922 with observed recently while motoring through accord it exposcd to, air and, there- be that vibration of the engine con- a record enrolment in the Fixst Year : the state of Connecticut, says fGre, has to be kept sealed In water. tributes to the noise of the airplane, and this in spite of the fact that a, American x7riter. It was late at night, the inhabitants Seven -eighths of the phosphorneL that but this is uncertain . higher entrance requirements are and of the little village had long since retired, not you carry about with you is in your � bones (going to forni phosphte of It to possible that means might be found for ellenclag the 'Ihum," but now In force.. Indeed, the raising of -standards seems, to act aa a Stimulus suggestion of life anywhere; the only the lime); halt an ounce Is in your brain of what use would that be if the "roar" to intmiding studlents. Oceae'On011y sound murmur of the motor, when my attention was arrested by the bril- tissues; the balance Is In the red cor- could not be silenced? A Puzzle; and some people get the idea that tlDO raising of elitraillee, standa-rds makes lint Illumination of one of the cus- "Rolls puscles of your blood. Of brimotone (otherwisr, .!alled sul- that Is exactly where the matter stands, at present. for exclusive"Sa in a university but, tomary of Honor" erected throughout NewEngland to honor phur) there are about foui, Gunces In is not eonfined to Canada, but is !Ii unless the exclusiveness of brain the men who fell In the great conflict. The your bones, and teeth, It was original - ly a volcanic product, But one should The Ocean's Cold Bed. power is meant, such cannot be the light was arranged to throw its rays I remember that all the mineral ele- is pxepared -to forward Literature wid case. By keeping its fees at the pres-ent directly upon the namea of the heroes from that All through ments here mentioned were at one At the bottom of the deep ocearia lee cold currents creep about -tinceas- moderate figure -and 'by gradually in-, village. the long hours the time contained In the rocks of the Ingly, mounting gentle slopeg and glid. creasing its acadeindc requirenaents of night, until relieved by the light of the rising sun, thiF; 11- earth'% crust, Your body is three-fifths water and ing down Into hollows filled with the the UniveTsity of Toronto is exhibit- lumlnated tribute, as silent as those it one-fifth carbon, If all, the hydrogen gloom of endless night. Ing the time spirit of democracy. To columemGates, Sheds its warm, It cont ains, or an equivalent quantity, Sometimes they pour over great sub. demand Honour Matriculation for en- friendly rays upon tneir honored were separated out, It -would fill a bal- marine cliffs, at whose base they re - trance, as will, no doubt, soon be names, keeping them ever bright In loon big enough to lift you above the sume, their slow progress over the bed done, will mean that prospective memory. clouds. of old Ocean, three, four, or five miles stutents. will remain ofne year longer It was a simple thing, before which —0--_ below the surface. a:t the local colleg-late inAltute, that I reverently paused a few monlents, A vast quantity of ice -water eouleu they will be 90T 01le more year 'under yet like so many simple things It was Stories of Famous People. from the Polar regions, especially parental :51ape;Tvision, and that tbeY beautiful, None of the names -was Because of her keen practical In- from the Antarctic, and is the ehi:,f will come to the University more known to me, yet Somehow they seem- tareSt In the trade and commerce of cause of the depths of the se-�� mature and better equipped to take ed not far away. In rain and snow the her country, Queen Marie of Rumania so cold, There is no doubt that if Ole ad,vantage of the benefits of higher light shines nightly like a lighthouse, has become lmown as the "Bubines.9 immense quantities of ice at tho.North educatiun. These are the motives that as'if to guide the beholder to the high Queen." and South Poles were nielted, the sea actuated the authorities in InIaking the Ideals which prompted these young Recently this British -born Princes8 would in time become wariner. change. Higher standards result in men to give their all. paid a business visit to France, and as The bed of the ocean - is not equally a better type of student and, as this Other cities and towns may Well .1 result a number of chemists and 41k cold everywhere. In the nelghbor- year's experlonce would indicate, in follow the example of this Connec Ic 't 'ut " uf., P . 'turers left for. Rumania to set hood of the Poles, for examp, le. the I on- a greater nuiabler of students, The hainlet, as an expression of never-dy- up silk -weaving and chem ca ndus. perature of the bottom is ju;�t helovr prestige of the dagrees of Ontaxio's Ing gratitude from the older, and a tries there. freezing -point, whilst over Pearly the Provincial University is absolutely patriotic Inspiration to the younger I Her Majesty has a Shrewd business whole of the North Atlawic and a unexcelled on this continent. generation. instinct, The other day a French good deal of the Pacific Ocean it is - :,n ek manufacturer quoted his pric43 for well above freezing point. Started Young. otb, and was su"'prised when theJ coln. When we leave the very deep %eas "I understand you began your life It Was a Bungalow. Queen pointed out that the quotation and consider the Shallower waters ef I as a newsboy," observed the acquaint- I can't imagine why you call your New York Exchange was 10 per the hottest parts of the globe, -we find ance admirably. place a bungalow!" cent. less than his dernand. She got that the water at the b,-ttom is much "No," replied the millionaire, "Some- "Well, it it Isn't a bungalow what the cloth at the reduced price. warmer. one has been fooling you. I began life, Is it? The Job was- a bungle, and I A, The really cold and heavier water as a baby." owe for It!" One of Australia's most remarkable has drifted down to t1li lower derjt,,,s, men:, 'Mr. A. B. Triggs, of New South where not the faintest my of sunlight -� Wales, who has been on a visit to Lon. ever penetrates, anu -,Te even the mud Is so cold that'7',��- cannot be don, has had a romantic career. handled without disconift..,t. A bank clerk for over thirty years, he arrived in Aust-ealla from England Information on NatUral with $25 in his pocket, and proceeded to take up sheep farming. So success- Resources. ful was he that in the'courie of a few years lie cantrolled 7,000,000 acres of With the dissolutdon of the Com - land and 1,000,000 sheep. mission of Consiervativn the educe - Just when his fortulle, was made lie t1ional and inXormation branch o� the waa beset by Ill luck, and suffered con- work of that body h -as been trans- siderable losses. Later the tide turned fexred to and co-orddarated with the once again, and by the beginning of service of tho Natural Resour"s In - 1921 lie was able to pay $7,500,000 to telligence Bmfteh of the Department his creditors. of the Interior. This intelligence ser- vice has become an inkpartant factor There is, nothing Sir Harry Lauder in the widespread and varied func- like� so much as a good day's shoot- tions of the Interior Depaatment, the Ing, and he declares he has never en- amticipat4ed energeUc 4evelopolent of Joyed himself So, well as during his re- our natuALl resIources creating an in - cent stag -hunting holiday in the Ixliglx- tensified dtmAnd for infornalation as lands. to th*eir possibilities. This intercost Quite .121 adventure befell is not eonfined to Canada, but is !Ii the famous comedian oil the top or I Ben Attow, a mountain famous for Its, I endellce in t.be United States, Great 13TitaAn -Ind Westecril Eup3pe in deer. 110 and a companion succeeded ane . Japan. To those interested the Na - In bringing down a stag apiece, when tural Resources Intelligence Branch a Scotch inist descended upon the is pxepared -to forward Literature wid mountain, answer inquiries relating to Canada, The hunters Ivere lost fGr four hours her natuno resources and their de - and it was only by a Stroke of luck yelopmemt. that Sir Harry succcoded In findirg the trail wbieli led to safety. The largest. farm in tlio wolAd is managed, by a �ormvr American, Chas. Noble, at Noblelord, Alta. It bas This year's cotton vrop is simted to i more thun 18,000 aeres, un6p-r ctiltiva- be the sinallest sincv 1895. tion. REGLAR FELLERS—By Gene Byrnes JUL TVA JAC:. RNScs cm -A Nk-ko 15r -LLS lei h lift -21" "Q