The Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-04-08, Page 4•Ittimr•
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B*thnd N.9 POPPAIVice.,-411: Piqfvotti000:,
WINGPA* RuclOPES,14-' .stoi:irea
HATA.1,4411141,HOISON an#:*leeielrrowe,
• IPIAT400, ORGANS, AND PHOSOOMP.HS;!:rr-Res'..us, and, RaTe, •
Yht0294 OciMe• MOO)" ,When YOU, Want aelaetbleg In MqHic.
' 'al. Instruniente. •• .•
THE LAU,CHNOW SENT11141.4, THURSDAY, t!stY'Rkto Se; 192
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tat.lattNOW $1N'Xi NEL
Publithed,' eyersr Thursthy Morning
at LucknoW. Catania:
• A., V.-, MacKenzie* Proprietor
and Editor
wen
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1,4c1,0tly;7
Phone 74
Winghare
P.4-19112 266
onumeatal Warks,
LUCKNOW :and WINGHAM •
thehkrgeif and reo4 ,complete ;
'atodi in the most '..beautiful design. s
0, Choose from, in
aii0e, • Scotch, Swedish and Can2'..•
*lieu Granites
mals,9 a 'Specialty of Fimily
• Mhguln.'
4 'and mThe 'Your ,inspee.,
ti°1L.In*crlpions NeetlY,''' 'Carr efully' and
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See 'before Placing yonr ore
ug1a Bro R.•A.,SpOttnn
LucknoW, Ont.
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• L. ,;();14..,Nti.,;',428,' LticknoW. meets'
tlie secend_.TeeSdaY nf, •eVerii: • Month.
n •thair. hall, :at .."8 'o'cIeek..:,C. :Mullin,
• Carter, Rea. Sec',
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OptOmetry-
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itajtibTiiThe,Pablie
By F • ,
T.'. ARMSTRONG'
Optometrist •-
• Ln'cknow;*Ont,„
Erters 'rif; -vision often prevent
progress .4 iehooll
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Yes, the larightestoThild, ik he
has- an 'error of vision; will no,t' set:
ceed 'as he might., ,
• What percentage of childrret are
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in need 'of an, dye'service.?'
About:25' Per .cent.
How' was this estithate ..dirived
at?:
BY t 1-1 e.../ctual examining o f.;
thoupands et school cbildrens?, dyes.
(Continued Next Week), .
,Ilmomr,••••
01 ICE To CRED TOltS
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In the
Zetate, of. WIrs. Emma ,Tay:-
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ler, deceased.. .••
editan\ring claims
a
' the estateo
cr,or • E a .1 -L-
s d others ma Ta p•• inst
it Ashfield, In aga
THURSDAY, APRJ14 Elth, 1926.
!my JUROR AND .HIS PAY
, That, *tending as 'a juror at the,
Spring Aaeizes in Walkerton is 8Y-,
thing :bet a "get -rich -quick" eche**
t those corning but, a d'art
distance, was 'evident ..to t 0*. num.
erous peers and equals whO,came up
loral halls,•of juetice 144t wee.
'or instal -ice' amitre" Coming .from
the viziniti ,reicknow bad Id' en -
;train •Menday. aftergoen to 'get here
• in time .for 'the ..oPerlillgvh • "hitt at
10' • e'eleekrrge9d4Y,'
thoUgh, 'apart. iinly lasted.' about six
hourhe' 'Weis obliged to remain here
re/ex-night and wile unable to :reach:
lieMe "until after 'dinner' the follow
ing day. For this he ivia allowed.
one dayS pay of $4.00, and 13e. a.
• mile one way, or mileage' of $3.51,
making-his-triteI•receilits-for the out-
hig .$7.51.; As he had -to pay • rail-
way fare of ,$4,20, an. hotel, bill" of
$3.50, and'a is are. of 50e, from
,the C. N. R. stati0g, -Which is •
diatant from any hotel, his tetel ex
penditure $8.20; and with, re!
:c}pt bon1y$7.51he was oiit 49e,'
•�n •Itetnal . expenses,: not; to mention
praetically three claYs ' of time, lost
froes, his work that "he Might coine
and :administer justice° in e Matter
over which he had no control. and
Cal a case in. which he had, n� interest,
Tr,* UF .••••e:
insqrance
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CANADA
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'-proyinges., . • .
b14: will eumOwer the DePlialOn Gov.
ernment to :Make ran agreeMent. with
the Geverline0iit ,of any • Provinces:
'ler the PaYiAnt to such Province
eharted/Y el an. ,amount equal to
rine 'half of thenet sum paid out
during the preceding quarter by
such -Province for pensions purse;
ant to Provincial, statute' author%
izieg' the 'payieept of old-itge„, pen-
• siens under, the conditione,:„ indicted
&vile. • • ,
'Every agreement no' Made.- with a
• previncial GovernMent 1/111 ,continue
L' he "failed :to put in en..aggeerae e,
"!AcIP.r. circunstances he would , be,
guilty of.apatempt 'and be liable to a
prison. term 'for' the 'delinquency. As
Ole is it,134ot a siiMPle of what the
•.Spring. Assizes here lest week, ':the
iterage_itieurain up a einst at the
toipi
the County 'orliuron,. ewes., , •
. • - • . • • • Iurv.ineri 'are' ectiially. 'Out, 'of • pocket
, edore herebY.‘ nettd "to • deliver' ' `, - • • • .• • :
elaims, properly, verified to the : un-- in inndertaking. to do their'dety here.
.dersigned Executors 'before the Tbir- would "'teach a considerable ,Sum The
tieth day., of April, 1926 after Which. oelY remedy *Old., seem to ..be to al=
.nate the,. Executors will „proceed to
ow • e jurYmen a'n' extra AeSee PaY
-distribute': the eatatent" the deceased,
having regard only to such clairris':es. ''4f-•$4.00 •tehelp finance three Clay's
i.• •
'.hey shall, then have hid notice. 31.iting,• We ,iinderatand some of these
, 1Liated at Luelcaow Mile first day of • froin• the' Peninsula were ellowe'd ,two
• NOTIGE.TO ,CREDITORS.
Atl, A.D. 1-936: • " lay's fees, hut as they were 'in -some
'Steart Winch ableY)„ AitaMic
Grinding' qeberel ChopPkng, '474'
regent yeara. there': 'Iven
very active -eicgert. as 'Well 44' leetd
demairet for 'Greeed 'Alfalfa • to be
gaed.ig feede .fer. PeOltrY:!• bogs and:
dairy ceWlit ..and! Aller sPelt
:foods. Tine past elaSen.... gromul
Ohnost a09, tons •0'41414i Greeter
• prOduetion 1w4h,'litte.11th?n to vial*.
will help our businees'aed ' mean hig-
ger pr,ofits :fpr, the farmer.” '
•• HE HAD GRIT
rce s • Ion as the FrOVirleial, . •
34.1ta t4uftteer 71:he actsiU gi nQfPtetri;nar:4'frOn-i
the date upon Which notice Of rx' in-
tention "to ,deterroine the • agreement'
is given by tli i.ieutenant,Goverrior
of the"PrOvifice.),,
BeSere and ,agreernent•with."a
,vined 4e041a to operation; the'.1)o.
rninioi Geverninent ". is to ,'„approve
rhe Seheme-fer :the admirdstretion of'
proposed bY the Province. •
-No'Change is., to be made the.
scheme without the approval of "the
Daleinion Government. '-
ell'IRO-CKLTURE ALFALFA
''• • ; "Wart TeYler„.Geo..A.. Siddall; eases 'four d4a in making .tha.raii•ad'
In the Estate of -,'Hunter,. Lu. -t-Pr's. • " hy
29-4"e' .triP te'wouldn't find ,.the'• J'eurgeY
CrellitOrs• end Otherdh'avin'g dismiss the • three-dey chaps : with a.
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Deceased • •'
-vOtDYCE:.
ag inst '
the estate of James :Boyd.
Hunter, late of thp,.V1,11age of Luck -
ow in the Ceinity„,- of '13euee,.,Plaster-
er. 'deceased are hereby :notified to
.• delivete.their 'claiini;:dulY".„v,erified, to
the unersigae ,execu er 'of the es-
tate and effeae of thesaid l'James
. Boyd• Hunter,' on pr .before the hth
day of April `A D. 1926 after which
date the eaid exemiter will proceed
•
• t,o dbitribute "the estate .of the,: ,de.-
-ceased, having regard :Only to' sue/
claims.as •he' shali then have had no-
.
ted at Eueknow 'this. 24th day, of
• March; 1926-;•- "WM.' Connell,"
Executor"
•-ro-o-eke-
• HOW. TO GET, PAT
• Avery thin girli, .an • Oritaii0
greatly impressed by dn'adver7
'eiliernent ,a safe,: sure end ab-
..sdutely .guarantee,d method of get-.
ting fat quickiY,
• "the necessary 'dollar. came the
ply*..at...seie.elgY it frOgi Yellr
• ..'nearest[tititcher.' '
When the meek inherit the. earth ,.
...who will there be to niake tlaem carry welch 'Sedrigs to,,have e:to-
- Mrs'•A Rrntoul.and ber Son John.
who belie been 'laid tip: with!. seiere
Setae are able to be about, again.
Quite' a number from: this. locality
attended the p14'y .4nA concert given
in Lte.knore on -*enday night and re
port a ' very enjoyahle time„
Our -Mail „conder., Mr Milton
Nay-
lor ;eit.1.141ply' .deSeiree'''Cedit for the
..,vaY he handled.. the Work, throughout
he winter He n1Ied �nly a conple.
of trips -all, Winter diid• end �f these
Was; On Good Friday which'ivas a
el Holiday. kany rmites wore served
OnlY twice a..week' during the stO4ny'
r .
We 'are' sorry to report that Stew-
art
•.MCBitineY'g little' girl is not well
at the present 'Writing:, :
Mr::Georia Naylor 'suffered:a paid-
fue,lnKy -to; her leg when ',thrown
ut"-of eatitibe n Stin .37, • ‘.
Cecil ,QienineyciSited relatives i.
Icinlbss, lett week, -
Quite a nurbbet of dogs have died
in this' lbeality dovdisease:
me ePidere
' out the ailies. • , 'ie. ' '• „
v
am7mommi=timetommittom1.7.
Phone No. 10 is at ,Vcitir.Servili;e
We Sell for Caalli-We ' Sell Cheaper than The Credit .Stott •
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IDEAL INCIIBATORS
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'rHE'41)P:A I,'” IS ,A IfIGH
AND ;ALL •PIPING, •OF 'GOOD, COPPER, rr. JS .A SUP.:
ERIOlt INCI.,11,k,TOR: AND THE l'i•••18 fxt) fnum...a '.1.11A1s1
THE PRICE•DP_ Tllit•INPEItIOR, jilAL.1-IINES.•••1WE'1f-1EVE THEM
fir'kr -Two SIZP.,150 EGG AND iap 1 • IT • svili4, Ay you
TO SliET- OCR' PRICES, ' :—
SUGAR MAKING
SYItCP. tEASON.WILL SOON BE nigh. AND::
tJ WILL REQGIRE gpilE OF THE FOLLOW1NG W 111C 11
• +11AY,Ig fl STQCfc.:;,:z-SAlif„ GALVANIZED,
SAP S11.11,ES;' SYRUP CANS.; 26. 9A CGE BEARING rflON TO!
LEAVE voun ounga wan .1r0iii .1tEfltfiliki" A
•PAWMADE .
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Wm.
Heating, Plumg'and tlectrit Wiring
Shetwirk-Wiltiarns Paints GY'ProeVallbOard
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ne-days•award iputting them ',in
the hole• and unduly. Secrifking ,these
innocents • in the Imme. 'of ,jiiitice.
Senie,bridi has 'said, . "Liberty, *hal
crimes are coannitted in thy name,"
l'nut here- it Might -be asked, "Justice" •
;.ht wrongs "are deeoreted with thy
•seal."
• ",
. Farmers who. have had difficulty.
get.ing„ a ''catch".of•ehiver 'can irei'Y
-knee assure success fteat-'
fog the seed with itro-Cult%re. By
r itarii W IC. 11. Dep rtrneni
of Agriculture, Wa Orie bottl
.of'euiture--enough to treat one busk"
:el of •seed, -can be secised, tree of
chelige,' for each farmer,' frOrn the . gelded them to the sleigh; and hitch,
(Flesher, van ) •
'OnS tif the MOit remarkable eases,
„of.. determinetion • AO grit' that we
have ,ever heard Of :occurred on •Fri7
afternoOn 104, when• go3t.-
Ferris ef town, stiffered' -afi aceident
whiali will. Confine:11bn, to the': 'hoilse
fer' Seine ".` .."
#e was ,aViverft'in'thil valley; get-
ting mit, logs, And bad . praatidellY
„eninpleted ,tbe loading of: the ',Sleigh
with. busz.poles; and in atteinging to
take hold of ;the last limb, :it swung
arengtr, striking hiin the leg and
fkacturing it in • two places, As Mr.
• Ferris was alone 'at the time, it was
Serious matter, leith'no °gel at hand
tO. 'assist him to) AO tie he
Would have perithed with •the cold
had he remaieed out,'during • the
crawled , to the horses;
Which were tied to a tree; 'seine dis-
tance away', untied' them; and in some
manner elirnded •to the hack , of one
£a9 erioloi,yI Department 'Central) ed thein,, alniost superhinnan •act,
Exgerimental Farms, Ottawa. •Addir- without deFerlet: After reachleg the
onal enitures can'bi-Seluted-Tfionr:.12.road,--ene-0f--the- horses filly and. the
auelph at.'fiO cents each, Order early injured. man climbed .down from the
toad" unfastened the horse: teenable
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it to -rise and then.hitchekit again
On the way home-•WIr. Ferris nigy Dr)
hailed him to' atop, 'but the
MotiOn. was not interpreted that way
c1.4.rote4; 'on. Mr. . tr.m:Feerrarvls.
.
and the: do.4ctownr
:isles. garage and inferthet,thelh whgt.1
had Ocetirred.',Later the•injuries mere,
attended by Drs., Turnbull,: . Blake
and. Murrayi and Mr. Ferris' , new
resting as Well..as .be .expeeted
after his terrible;experience. •
• .,We 'de: not understand . how .311%,
• Perris accrineilished 'What hedid; but
.we surmise that a Men will. -put forth
superhuman, efforts te'eXtricate. bim
self -in case: o his., "-life-
endangered. If lit. _Ferris had TiCit
been able to do the work"iidid-v-11/11W
suffering: intensely' he, Might lilive,
been . lying there for Oink hours be,-•
, fore' help Would have come. • :
. .
• •.0 avoid disaPpointment and bis , sure
to state' the' kind of clover 'which
he culture 'is" to :be imed. • '•
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ALFALFA. BEING BOOSTED" FOit'
ONTA
i'lvlarked,iiierease.fri-Alcreage- Pee-
nieritY. Bruce a Leading County in
ts Production.'• • " :
"Alfalfa ,On- very 'Farm" is the
:',sloean • 'and: , oa of the ""Alfalfa
•.Ll'arre would' perhaps be' • more; epz
. •
:propriate ter inanY districts in Bruce
'Jimmy whsre, \fer years'
Wen extenelyely grOWn.• ' , •
.• well.ffever .onerlial_M_Kncres
,Y4 alfaite grown. de Ontario in 1925
Bruce is credited ;with 43,077 acres -
Grey. :Web :the only county which, ext.:
.ceeried; thie.- figure. recagnized
as the 'leading Alfalfa eminty, pro-
duced seine 33,205 acres, but with
.
enooL TEACHERS
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CRAZY
.•QtiestiOn-7,-"What are: •Glaciers?"
Ariswer-"Gilys.. who .fix,';ivirideWs
when . they. are breken.".
Q -"Whet is e" volcano?".
Ani -"A'moinitain '.,With' a' 'hole ,ID
the top. If 'you look, doe* you' can
: seethe •crater Smoking.", ,
'•(4141.hat l's' se peninsula?"
, Aris.-7e"A bird' thatt lives 'oil ice-.
• ' ''...: •
Q, --,"Why, does -a -..doghang out' i its
,torigne when running ?".• .
AriS.=-,"To 'balance : its
,Q..L-;Arhat is steel•
• Anst•-"The fleead of a hydreulie
•. -Q:•","1/Vhat- it; the capital of .On •
tario ?" •' • ; . , ,• .•.1 ;4,1,41
•"'
•
Q.. -•"What, are the •ChristienNat7.
ion?" • •• '
•Ans..e--nliese that use CuSs',Words• .
. Q. -'ha t is etiquette?"
••Ans..i•-"Siiiing 'No' • thank 'you'
, . . .
"when you, Mean `Ginune?." . •
"I wonder what catises. the -flight of
time?" • • ••
iS probably urged . by the.
„
spur, of tile .2nombnt.'? '
' %/OLD AGE' PENS1DNS, BILL
46.3 per cent'of its total . acreage oI
„lay and•clovers.',.ae eltalfa, is well in
•.he lead, in this :respect. i$,i,uce has
.45.2 per pent of tleiS total as alfalfa
k.prop,ortioik which
be increased. • . .• ':•'
Indications' .are* that the: alfalf
;"Seeding this inking 'will ,he ,the larg
est, en record.' Ontario grown' sped o
„hardy.etraina 'is available at reasoe
able 'prices. Farmers,. however; lepoid
ne• well advised. to Make: sure Of thei
ed supply. early as. there is a- grow
lag .export demand .frii harai rarie
gated Ontario aeed.. In ....ptirchasin
yotir' requirements loan groiin Seed
if 'Cleari, willbe Most, satisfeetery, I
zestS at, the a A. C. Otielph; Brna
alfalfa has ',Madeai .excellent show
Cultures for treating Seed rattY:
obtained through is office 'from th
..Baeteriology ,DePertmett,• G. A;
for fifty cents each. A .1"iinited nulT
..ier• of free cultures 'May alSo'be se
:tired from Ottawa for eXpekinieeta
purposes.' •••• • •
• . Alfalfa •givesabundance of exce
lent feed in ,even dry .'rears.,Thia: w
deinenstrited in..many districts" la
year, and . for nrieneal conditions t
folio ,•ing actual Y experiences „, sho
aoriclusiVely the wonderful poseib
'Ries of Alfalfa. • •'
Gilbert Christie & .Sonso &Pe No.
f'ort Elgin, Write:
. ."Twenty-fivd years ,:age :we •
We
Sowing imported- seed .with theresu
chat we biliekieheednetitisiderable le
from .44anter • „;Sinceuai
bolne-groWnitintuieulated-lieed;', o
stands have been exce4erit • with
• Winter kilning. we now have 1,
litres of good stand alfalfa:We do
skier thiS ,by far the most PrOfitab
creg We grew,. and don't have' fe
anything like the ainoentof gra
tVe used to.'' '
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• The selleme of Old Age pensions.
proposed ,by,..the .D.Orninien 'Govern -
meet, Makes the, foliewing provisiees
"I'WfaXimuin ,pensieri; $240 per an-
•.-itun; • subject to .: reduetion by' the
aniOunt'of the 'Meanie 01 • the pen'-'
Sioner in, exeess of $125 per year,
• Pensions • to be paid evety, Pgr8all
Who, et: the-' date oftlie ,pronoeed
commencement' cq the pension:
(a) Is a British, subject; or,„ being.
se..witleiv;.'"Was,:euelf:beferehee mar
o
FARM WA •
GES. IlfGHER
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Farm labor ',has one up, in ;price
according to M C:
Repreientetive.. •••Tbe
rates of Wages..fixed by ,the - hnini7
gration mithoritiee, for.. single. in7
eomint settler§ was .$40' to; $45 e
month, This is n decided , increase
over -prevailing rates' whith tire •fix7
ed at:, $30.• for single; men; Ned a
-much as the fatiner in seareli, for
heI can, . afford to •pay at a time
when print returns .'do • not .warrant
• ,
•
'heavier wage outlay. ' The newly. ar-
riVed and prospective • settler from
oVerseas i, stated: to be experienced
• in farmWerk . in • his 'own, country
only, and with no 'Canadian •farm-
ing 'exPeriences Ontario agricultur-
alists are reluctant to pait 'the rete
of Weges..At the 'present time there'
is a qioticeable ',",famine" in farm,
labor and „this May havi,',something
to. do' with. the high st?ndard cif
wages now sought. '•
,
BEFOREYOU ARE TWENTY ,
• .
, (b) Has resided le Canada ter go
of-oomniencement'..tif,-peneion.....-t
_ (d) Has, reSided•in the -Pirrivince in
Arch 'application for penaiOn is
made tor 'the flee year 1:mm6d:falai./
protociiiiii the date 'of. ,eoarinc n cern mit
Denali:ire •
.1-e) :Iseriet •.-Inifitin de -defined ,,loy
••-tho sindian Act; • . -
( 'Iles. not made any,“•velhintarY
Plw''littlinelit or transfer of -property • high qealityli* This past'Yeet al a
rcr the pinpoSe of, qualifying for it $14 to $15 Per ton was one Of
pendiou, • best they get, showing Mere. pret
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,
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fl
„, et
Quality'
4!ees ot ni ioe byei .esttufactorp(Ieyou
g rar caT; • '•,1
---ihe'firiest you can,
..•
elow-prie car is provided
° Chevrolet- • •
The Qualit built ,ivtO a Chevrolet asittre:O"
econbtay from thew., of your
the 0.ibe
Studi Chevrolet' quality in relation to awerolet
cost -then you will realize that Clievrelet prices
are unusually leo. The experience ef over tie!)
• • million owners. has . proved Chevrolet cost of
. eeeretien is imall"-that the mote; glYeS high
• mileage 'With IOW of gaeoline'and
•
' 'quality is beilt. into Cheyrolet. ' • ,
oil: Come 7 67 showt.9.m thA. week and ise hew
• Come and ad out for'yourself how remarkable a
." value.yoti obtain ina. Chevrolet Waage. OViti..
."94ality at Lew • .•
Fj. Brown, Teeswater, ()ntario
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1LT.itLIT
• " •
1, ere antel•Th-dre
,
• • 'Itaiim .t•AVe.d.. 'in . Cite, Lak
rpm ir.g held are keeping- th.;
tti
-recorder's office- O,s-Sti-H-Pi.O1-404atu,...--,
'are of the benef fkeei
• Red take to .tho ll,anitolet boundary
is Premising 'lied ..elresdy,
square miles of terkitery 'WeSt, oi
'miny
Red Lake has been,...staked."''.' •
. baS 'been •said that 'very' few of.
Us 'develop new•labitS , rater we -are
twenty.' .0e rinds. strengthen
and „ may"' become. aggressive.' find
dominati*„ bin, in the majority ' of
•cases that is all. The yoting fellow
who has been -lazy up to. the time he
reached his majority is capable, 'Of
turning over a ne* leaf and becern."
industrious; but the thanes are
a.hundred to .610. that.ho will not do.,
so: One Who is': careless about
'aPpearatee or his , Manners up until
thd time he. is twenty, may. • have
spasms of refollnatien, bill the Chan-:
ees are he...Will be e 'bad-marInered
,sloppy old. mail. Be careful abput the,
habits you iire Of -Ming% Per. the -y -
not Merely important as they ton-.
dere': the present .but they are .halAts
„for' a lifetinie,; Your success, • your
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• Puring' the 'eleven morithi en4ing
.; February 28,; the . ordinary "revenue
the Dominion was' $337,898,449eer
an increase of twenty-nine mllaons
Over. the sumof $308,994'.207 for the"
. ..eorreapatitfing period of the previous,
year....Ordinery,eXpenAiture is about
the same a,s a year ago, ,On Febru-
• arY 28, filet it totalled $27.6,629,417.
4,/ have grecm, alfalfa for number happiness and your character all de=
ot.. years! and find, it wonderfully' goo& • Pend; very. largely,Apn .his habits yotr
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• feedg, nt, -is ;good for 11 -fa
animals and. is Moro fattening than
other. feeds. it Yields a great mount
pee' acre and the longer it is grown
''''ffilielsitine-fitritt-the4tetter•itAsee
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to do.”- „
John: Thompson, Paisley, Hay
PitlYee. and, Exporter, and Seed Dealer,•
?Oar' ftitere hey market is, rine foe
ad( "for, daiky COWEI." ''That" Means
form licfpre-you, are:twenty;
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Sr. /teethe' "Pranli
-Ritchie 62, Evelyn'. 'Reid .58; Elmo
Ititehia75277-7'
Jr. INT--Nerrna "'Afire rs o n
• Beryl, Gardner 34-2. • • . •
. Sr, III-(Ceall-diiianii-f414., Char
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ie Anderaon 75) ties, :Sydney. Gard-
ner, 51,
alfalfa. I ship. and export erinually. sr. II_ Jim Gardner 1,7%0
°Vet. 1000 tons of baled alfalfa hay. ,iitintet. 69.. ,
1,:cte•;ichawv: ;.as:r7odt.y.endeortigr4eunalf,inattitar of
t 4 Ritchie 49,.- . , • •
'Sr"'
r•-FAled a .1:lu n,teroe,•, flu by Reid 4,
' No, on roll, iG-,diverage attend.
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Gan eral .Wire;
ceLellairrnan of the Ini erial War
. '00:41:11::ii3iiat,,,4110 has been•
is:tmg, in Caxiada daring October, •
!Zy 0401.1.' Kealled, to „England much:.
.arlier, than' he 'expected.. Prior to
• on .the. 'Canadian Pacific, • •
!nor, rgogeleie; front Montreal, ho
XpreSied the :hope ..ths.t he. Weg4
ab.e-'• to 'came 'to. Canada. again
lext springs.. so that he could :giVe
andiplis: in the 'Weet some idea
A what the Imperial .:Commissioe
.s .doing in etiring for the graves:. of
western youths who perished ''dur-
ing toe war...
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Robert Rice, Jr., Of 'Boston, and''
Archie Gees, the gei4;nathrP • ,Cole, of 'Harvard, took A.bag
on the CapillianwPacifie. the Em-: ter,17:61esiwahnetoe,tfhityri; ia:40:tteao to
tprarensssi.p9af.ii jAc9vitiaTsgeep,oefrin5.0te.onadoe,51,Cana
thongh they staitc4 ta ,beautifut,
elicts• the -end of October Al-
dian ' fish eggs: from Vancouver a to ,
In-
koho. The shienient riece it ted dia.);
Suininer ',Weather the:, ran
within a. few hours' into a bad storm
'which filled ',their canoe With half.
melted snow and alines* froze them .
into,' Unconsciotisnesi. FortunntelY .
theY arriv m the 'niek of time at
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anger's hut Where. they: .
stay a! few' nayS' u'ntil' the Storni .
a ated.. They ,were prospecting . '
';the 'neilhbo‘lr o'Od, and were none the
worse , for their perilous trip ,;when
they .reached Meetreal..
dittremely, :careful. .handling..
eggs ' were ,packed in ice and had to
be kept 'at an even temperature dur-
ing the entire voyage.
Lord. Alleribi; Conqueror of, Pales-
tine; was greeted Into crowds On
his arrival in Montreal, in Mitch
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The leaders of'the local yere
• tin hand.to do homage to the fainoui
general who' plaged. a Wreath on the
. monument to Canada's fallen soldiers
• in the Windsor :Station. • Visiount
Allenby, Aliso sPolte at the .St. Deni
Theatre
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• The bointnionExperitnentai Farms •
system announces the intredtiction
of -,a new and valuable variety" of
field peas .which may mean to the
field •peawliat MarqUis he'S meant
. to the growers of Wheat .in, the
- *est: - The new variety is a •selection •
.frinn:,* a cross 'made at :Ottawa hd-i—
• tWeee !fittimmy and Black ksie
,
rovifat 'varieties.' •••• • •
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Gross earnings of the Canadian ."
.Pacific .Itaibeay, •during 1925
amounted te $183,356,006,, as •cimi-
• . • pared with., $182,502,156 1924, !.
while working expense& fait year
• totalled $143,201,00 as toMPared
• with:4145,274,914 in 1924,, I eaVin g • a
balattee,. after dengetion•01
• charges, a *25,2/6,259 for 1925, as
totePared With 422,06.,556.:J."1) 1124:
, ,in, an interview in' Montreal. reA
-Beabtyrpresident:varil,'
BOb ShawkeY.' New Yerk;fittikett
veteran pitcher, Who 'organized the;
'party Of ajar league baseball •
Cr'now .htinting big' game. in Ne*.:
.Brunswick,thot a moose with antlers:
spreading 56 inches'.and havitig 28.;
points, according 'to 'Ord' reteive:ti
at Fredericton, N.B.. Shawkey shot,:
his linooselIirfirst. day, the party
speat, in the WOoda: This inoritut,
ten is 'conveyed by, another,. party ,of
iniVrelf `WTOTOtsfied ;the camp of tifia
'bat! pay.ers NepitiqUi Lalees. In
the groun 'are some of the ',best
known players in the American
League, trldie Autk
and Muddy Reel beingemong them.:
The 'romance' of a world ern's*
'culminated in New York' City
cently when • Dorothy Holmes-
O'Ftyaniidaughten ok-Major•Generr.
'end alehit O'ityart„ Of Nem *.
'X01'4 -.Marr!2.4..netwin,;,Curtlt Of
Phicageo• The couple met for. the
• first time year pgo on hoard'
'elthetriiiir, Pacific - liner :Einp-resi or
thairtriati-"Af--thd."-Cantelitie .wliTeh-Was - then Making.- it •
that:the Nationel Coei--;:lour.ef:-tlie. world. It 'is feared they
.fekenee„" plUesti0n,. gtheolott:::tor. •••tiYes for the World niarvels
weeld be of ,incalculable "• Wliech, wrre.untelleid before them on
the tour,.since it'is stated' t4Y felt,
.,loVe t. -.COW only •
.!P(,!; ti[0.11 'oth'er The marriage' was
7 Prieffitinedebrilie'll,ev, Father. Prim-
, ot the "Figlitp;i
• portanee for the tuttire of the Cana.
•dian people. Mr. Beatty Chairman
of the Montreal Committee whieh
- 'undertook ,tlie ,organizatiori And
• *tieing of the. .Conferente,
•
•. Ing' SNtY.tiinth," a iettinont %coo
TO go ' anywhere nowadayg i'yoht,,i -Meltdeti by. the bride St flit ,er .
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en , first Kilo to ,,,,ase. tip, ner hole ;,:le . war, ,.
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0.46ei $10,4.hor Igoe, • .
P0nStehlf, Ate to 'he On O. half-n4q ati 6010" tlian 01;4 .ieggred groin . , Woitei •
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