The Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-04-15, Page 4••y.
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* Oldies ittat Teallerds, gr.* cktil
**dR4l�w'
ROS.'STEEL & Velteed, Welts' 4 -Pit
• Beth 1411 P..? SOW wiriAll cakaihwed.
WIT(41 jitiGGTBS:-,Rshber 114. $1"1 Th
• ;BATEMAX-WIllAINSOti. •C04.--Plawa; VW. WitteenAftewl
'11ANOSf- ORGANSAND !HONOGRAPAS-Sea aAtil4'eve'
yegraelfion*, roam whew yea, waitsoaa i* Xlefaicf,
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Ai laahlime#41- • ' •
AIMWe
KNOW.
Phbrie 14
MofluineptaIOr
lies the largeat 'a .ad most edinplettl
••/steels -in the'inost bertatifral...desirds
'ehoisse froms•ln •
' Marble Sceteli, SwediSh 414 Can-.
dal=
We' 'visite a specialty of PamilY
•MOnumentsand- invite yourtioO
11011Ii4‘
, „
° .
NeittlY, Carefui.ly and
•. P'remPtlY Dime
Sie as before placing your order..
Vouglas Bros. R. A. SpOttOn
•Ltiekiiew.
428, LACknow .nieets
:1:4:. of every month
their hall,
'eicj°c'' C.
Carter,
• ZI
.11ida, 'Beryl Gardner spent Easter
•/week:in
A-4 Webster was hi Toissato
last week attending - the . Webdier-;--
Eurrellsyvedding.
.
fanit-e a ,number in this vicinity are
being- laid up at prestnt With 'flti Or
, ,
• Grippe. .
• Mi. and Mrs: AIL Andrew • enter-
tained the League. to aversi enjoyable
evening on. Friday last.
•
..Mr. And Mrs. Frank *Charles
and sop, ,Aliver. Spent 'Friday at. Mr.
. Isaac Andrews. • „
The Zion congregational meeting'
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was' held, in the Chhich n ‘Sunday
xevening last when the. officer. Of the
church *ere elected as follows, Mem-
- bers of Session Mr. 'Ralph Nikon, 511..
'Jim. 'Aline, 'Mr. Alf Andrew; • Stew,
aras Meastra' Jas.: Ritchie, W. T.
ardner, Thos Hackett. ',Irustees:
Messers dhas. 1VICDonigh, •G o.
• ter,, Chas. Ritchie, Fred Anderson,
•) Jnot Helin. Ushers: Sant Gibson;
• Lloyd . Campbell, Una. McDonagh,
• Harold, Gardner; Decoration
The Young Ladies Bible Class. •
CREWE •
. eltranToR4
• .r.rk t:t;e E4ete, 3r•07,-F411-Tei.'r,
tletkess?0, • ' • ' '
't..."cleclitors; and others' basing claiiis
galastt"the estate:rat' Entina Tayur
late f the,. Township .tit'Ashfieldyt'in."
theCounty of *Led, Widow, deceaS;:.
heredY notlPted to -deliver their
glainisrl properly. verified to the ' .un-
dersigned Executors before the Thir.
' Lieth day �f April, I926;141,er which
' date the Executors will proceed to
distribute, the .estate of the, deceased,
having' 'regard .only to' sitch, elaims as
they shail then have had notice.
Dated at LecksiOW this first day of
, April, A.D. 1926, - ' •
Ewart s Taylor, Geo, S. Siddall; Ex-
• ecutors, • '
Little, of Lanes.
sIVIrs. Jesse - Gray. of• . eiclerich is -
visiting, her deuligters Mrs. Shackle;
•°1irs,Joe England, . of IsrieltneW, 15'
a few days w'ithher • dau7
giater, Mrs. J., Satan: ". • •
•sMr. and Mrs. .G., Henry, Mr, and
Mrs, Bert •Treleaven .and fainily,
spent Saufdlisi with Mr.' and Mrs, T.
rrenry [Of Belfast. ' •• , '
Miss Margaret dliamney of • !,el-
• ginve, spent' the holidays with .he
sister,' MO. Raymond Finnigan,:
Mifir1rect2i-ford- spent the I
past' week with lier sister, Mr. Jas.
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ID ,CITY
W e Neleoine MrCTand Mrs.
tug 41.To
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b4
FtiPliShetr ave rY Thitrodak •ineriffik,
- •at- LacknOwt-=ta0
MacKenste.PrgPrieter---
" altd,r4iter
Taua$04.14, APR* '1,5*,
.• '$47vg'M. 'MUMCi
ST W.
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b4 •/744 .414 last; Canada ht 'ta
r
have a `'Ealea •The Forest* ..7,0eir., and
the
eekso designatectis Jost altead
iia.-:-Aprif 18. tO,
Why. a" Ess -.•e The.: Poreat ? Be-,
n‘Aea1thoii canada s the 11T.eatj
-St,fereSt Mi * Uie world' there
•dariger that Much of it; , 'timber
k"e4*.ilfriej(reOlh-'ireligklleOrilet.;-
oixby lire,
• , .
Until .Perhel*g5 year t4p.W.e
'lets hear' ahont:.ferest fxres ni-
,.thoug4, \before 'that stipi es many % Very
destructive. fires ••,',had oeeUrreol.' At
that thee,the forests: ,were se.great
that the timber supply apPpeiired
rn-
limited, and a 'few ,million• ares more
• -or less did not .matter. Besides fires
• were not. So numerous thenas they
are riovi. • •
Now the end of the great 2 timber
resoursea 'of -thiS continent is plaifilY
.Within Calculation; if not within. Sight.
The demand for lumber' and for
•.Wood to be used -in a thousand wa• y,s
Lula ,so increased,land ,auch 'efficient
methods of cutting • and • handliag.
.:ririber have been, developed that no-
Lhing ieenris iinpeakihle. Only 'a Short
imeis required . to dispose •of the
•amber': growth • from htaidieda Of
shousands •of ares.
• Along with, the development of all/
-devouring; mills, has.come greatly
•increased fire, dangers: This , is large-
due...to the• deVeloprnent, of camp -.
g in the.wooded areas, and of
fish-
izig during the suminer months. , No-
where else in the world .. is camping
sa 'prevalent as An this'co_nti,nent an. te
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The $r*enei...01•:,04.4ii'. .., ,
gut the 'Vliffed *ateti'aird;' the rarity
of •egad9O•ief, le!!!!flereFa.,theie,.. 18,
ofte,n Meatione4 414 ,is the ea0ee: et
grajtvewroncileav
gtli.
• ; ear' 4:11at the,lore vie,
. ... ,
•
lous 'anddeserving of death *•mur,
dere' O-the:More PYPIPItthy, will he
•enlisted iii bis favor an4 the ffreiOer
will be th,ii •effofhi:of the Soh -Sister•
sol)-hregi r erawd. to tave iiita freak,
the fate which the law. liTelleribea! „
cently hanged' 'at .111,fitfat'df Conn,. The eeee of Gerel4 .Chaptnan- re-
''niu:ailtill:..i:W4higaltti: .tliaireil, hielii;tkargti:94014e4-tthtle;
!Clii,tpiliali, iirafs one et the Most dar-
ing :relsbeiv' atti brutal naladerers .to"
**favithin:4theelutn.lie4Not 11
,the;laiv.Ja...1Criq lgeodlAtured Anierleans' that
he wan wit Y;::4"7:i;'°.,,t''eA(.1,,!..t4r'''tilS,•Innridty.;It:::a,iii. -:''IgishillY'thlieleti°114:;:u:sii:rirs!,:ise'tdh;elirehrYat.'adilc' l*Iiietile\titt'enirdp-Y:-wf:hoe'''
policeman at ,pringeport, O mini, There • • - .
settlement of • the .debt'te'Atnerica.:...
•ne 1heic 4:of. evidences: Thp pane& is estiosa...40* unammoilefiri..•
Chit/Mien got away hoWever,, but •
,m0riten1;eri)vtaa:SrliOtte'*11."!.l'!'''ie!l'i7v1:ing--: t at:ohmutErn.aiiitnCniisaitawlul'aoy6:jeilyor,, twal:;ileariitley• pratset"
was la' ter 'located . in a southern. pens wh?is. vesple; Twell knowing
wtimetnives
• iteatiary, where, under another naine,•
'he had .ben sentenced to serve 25 dasived, e.alje.v3resrtitilielster dadilatory- e e . I ne down ' ev -
in-
years.penalservitude for 'robbery.
to the, deepest depths of its Pockets
',.0e state of Cofiriectieuts initheritlea to 'Meet ite' OWn .:-Obligatiens, to re.
Succeeded. in ''isringi\rig him , north to
..'.;
' .e'a'l balIia!'t:' , currency „
tP,I::a?d
,to
stini7fot:ur4riNaseGlrthe::howCild;in'tlfaee
victed:butheOefzt;e:iiEtoveredithoredi,3poiioTe:ucst
iatacrtingtsoiewnclin,thicliess,Aet.iegadIess et.
awheeonidiotse1isige4-detilhe'tgt'Iriah :lestos9r?:rthineiIladconpittodhia25.ean,pen.trjan,asttakeaft'hi:attoth
• iteltiaryPresident eoo1idg . WaiapitPrtiea'dncnstrat°nofna
peaadta,a:dkepard04eaChapman.honor tbewordbaseerieeil..
•:1;,or the robbery offence thus freeing
•'Aim .frinn the penitentiary sentence. •
'f':
slliaprnan, however, did not have i:x .
accept the kpardon, and •so.refused it. r------ • -•--•
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his unexpected turn etayed his 'e3C- I•T4' .. .. ' I . II
ecution for d time, but the difficulty! ' . 1 •,.. 4.*°17(-1•a•t4.03 There' i I
,
was overcome and the way to exe- . • .....:-., ' 11
McLeod and back to: out
neighborhood after an. lab:tees-ice of a
Mi. and Mrs,, Ete-Ward
,LuelinOW. visited on Sunday 'with. the
'raters 'parents',11.1 Mr. and Mrs. , James
Fisher of .:Rapid.Gity.' Mr: Jas.:Fisher.,
'has been seriouslTill for,•,, the Past.
"few weeks but iS inliFerinF•••
-We
are all glad to see Scotty ,our
cheerful and,' obliging ,rriratil. Man on
,the job agifiri after'hia severe attack
'of the "2 Thi or , 1.xtr. •Gr-IpPe; Donald
riever 'Iniased a day . Winter, 'while
• . • ,
,some , men lost two or three days
and some ',early a week.
Mark Gardner 'digs been driving tho
Mail on route .7 „on account. r' ,,•-the
severe illrieas .of . Mr. ,AleX Havenri 'of
• Luelinme.. •
Mr. • Jahn iMaeith • of Burlington
and Mri Heart/ Gardner of ...Zion -cal-
led.•Orr friends in(RaPid'..City one .day
'Iasi week,: ••' •
• .Mr. 'Wellington' Nixon of •St. Agnat-
,
Gardner Orie day. recently!.
, Mr. Joseph ''England was engaged
• ine .called Lori, his: .egusin Mrs
last: Satureay, with Victor Whitley
,labding A car of huggies, for the. West
yfe. has , somewhere bOut .40 Of these
rigs to ship, . ' ' " •
•. A lax$e number fret"' • Rapid :City
attended the grand Concert ' And
Dance pit hY th4 -LiieknOw 'Or-
angemen An . their 'Hall last ,Thuraday
evening. The Ladies aupplied bount,
iful lunch. :Miller and Gardner's Or-
ehestra su gilled music :fOr the Danae
and jolly,' Dune called the dances 'wad
acted. as I'lisor manager..
Phone. No. 10 ,is at Your Service
We Sill for Cash -We Sell Cheaper Than The Credit Star(
• ,
IDEAL INCUBATORS:
TRH "IDEAL" IS A HIGH. CLA SS NIAHINE, WELL MAD
.AND „Ail PIPING OF GOOD WEIGHT COPPER: IT IS A SUP.;
,
ERIOR
lNdIIIIATOit AND THE PRIc.t. IS NO HIGHER THAN ,
-THE PRICE OF . THE INFERIOR''MACHINES. WE "'Avg, Timm.
111.,TWO SIZES -150 EGG AND 250 EGG. ' 'IT WILL PAY:, 'ir:otT
GEY OUR PRICES:
,SUGAR MAKING
. •
THE 51APLE SYRUP SEASON WILL.,,SOON-.BEIRERE--AND-L.-
YOU WILL REQUIRE SOME -OF, THE FoLLownsb4a. wn 1 c 11
WE. HAVE- IN STOCK s ---SAP PAILS IN% TIN OR •GALVANIZED,
SAP . .1.:0111..ES; SYIttP .CAS, • 26' GA L'GE BEARING IRON TO
A,44.A1E PtM U, ' • ,
„
14:AYE' T..orx;, °J„u
PAN 14,!iPg: •' •
fF Yo
I., REQUIRE --
U I 0
• 4 '
i4atingt Pli,Jrnblrig, and Electric Wiring
erw1n-W11liar18Yaints ,Gyproc' Wallboard
'Ste Ilikk 001414. honesty she. has Of,
teitiq;v44,vaakt,hayelziee
• . •
atf..Theexa.e.- difficult, to Koereagnate
sad Wed.'11.4Vertyx-• • • •
,44.Acerarding to 'the ,Pfuna authority,
Britain's hationat debt it theTend
last 04*,, ,was -p,748.,090,000.
.ent'at 4114-pe,r capita of the
poPulatig44`t it Till cost. every
'Oen, vf9Mak,a11110'ebild: eemethint
*49439' q'hi: 41.0071_ - "Peet the' an-
Iftial•;C,hairge foOnterest and;manage-
' • '
"These are ittupendoirs figures
wl,i)ov we are corisidgringt A PoPula-
gen leos that 40 per eent. Of , our
00,14,91Orkihff In an Area which 'could
nearly be :tucked away in. : .Fierida
and 4.001 be lost ii Tweets,. •' I( has
been pointed out to Britishetates,:•
• Nels Nelsen, world's ainateur akr
cution was gai clear., There were
hen appeals td the State •Board• of
'ettrol,and't to the State '.Governor.
fliese failed: But on the day preceed-
danatiawith:its extensive ..7ansettled4 eta was niode lor,ailetilkial on: the
ground that new evidence in. the
cerests Of Chiqurian could be subinit-
tek ' •
And whit was the •natiire of this
. .
new: evidence. The evidence was to
be
by a Weman.--ii Marriedswornan
with two Children, who Was living hap,
•oily with ,her husband.: The defence
• :awyer had an affidavit (or claimed
•css have) from thia•woman to the, efs
leet• that :she bad been in love with
'Jiapinan for a nunrber . years,
-hat ' shestai loved ' and that she
districts is ascarapers paradise.
• The three . leading Senries, of forest
• area are, ,clearing operations, carel
• `Igs campers and the railway lot0rn0-1
tiVe; ' . ,11
• tnie might "conclude thiit there is
. Attie need of .,earrying on. a Save
he Perest campaign' in the elder
4ettled 'parts of the:Country, but it is
•aoin theie parts that the catapere and
gO, forth to the'farest tracts,
and if 'one,is 'neither a !Camper or a
ourist this year he may be a pion:
der, next year. .
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PROHIBITION IN THE IL
AdVoeates of prohibition • in * the'
Jniteds States ,having found local °p-
ug; county prohibition and stets
srehibition posse.ssed of . weakness
,...nich made satisfactory' enforcement
• anpossible, thought' to Make enforceo
temperance ai once countrywide Apo
put it out of reach of the politicians
I •
Jy• • addikr a prohibition ' amendment
tothe National. Constitution. This.
was done, add a "dry" Congress pass-.
•ed a law (the Volstad Law), to make
he Eighteenth (prohibition) amend;
rrient effeetive.
• "silt , neither the constitutional
alnenduient nor , the • Congressional
Law worked as, they were expected to
works•PrOhibitiori is as much in pol-
rtiess-'municipal, „state and national
as eveJ it was. It it; Salt. he 'chief_
issue in the: Congressional elections
• Of next Itrovember will be Prohibit-
ion; and it nay be a big issue in the
presicientaelectiontwo years later:
• lioW is this? Doesn't the,fr Constit-
utiOns-the fundamental, Jaw Of the
,Coantry which proided-for a president
and a congress -say that thereshall
be no-, traffic in. intoxicating liquors?
And if the fundamental law. attya that
it shall not be, how' coniea it that it
Pasgirig a law hi one thing; enfore-
ing jt i ariother. •A majority of the
vs:kers canpass it law and have it
• written into the statues or the con-
• stitution; bit a majority Cannot :al-
ways see that the provisions of a law
are.„carried ont.. Air -interested . and
vigorous rill/writ§ is:far More.effect-
ive in defying. or enforeinga law than
on . indifferent •-majority,,;- - -
• The t wisdom of 'United Stites pro-
hibition laws is openly challenged
• and_they are Vigor:M.31Y attacked all
oer. the country,, so that after a half
century of the most strenuOuo fight -
and of,:' victories On evento
• amending the constitution; prohibit:
ionist are faced'with asgreata.
fight' at ver"s' ' • ' • '
• It all goes to shoW that, real viet-
tell'irn 6s t-te"."-inAlle-intiiii-S=ort fieW.
ple.:-Only-"where-peoptesthink :temper=
• ane .here people -are disgusted
with ' ditnaltenness.L.eari _ prehibition•
17.Taws be 'enforced. • ,
There -is no use in talking of taking
Prohibitioti out of. poiltids. It is' a
luestion-and •bekings in -$614
Rica, If the „litjuor, traffic is to be re-
gulated orprohibited, it must he,
..tione.by sittSV-eihlters, And, .in ''a dent-
ocyacy, law -makers' Must b� eleeted.
,4
?
Nis tvillingto scriffce her reputation
,o :say& him. " She had written a .let.-
.er (SO the defence lawyer said) stet-.
nig that he. had known Chapman for
years, and ',Met hits" when- he !mune to
New York, on October 11* (the date
on- which 'he had murder' the ,poliee,
man. at 'Bridgeport), at the Grand
Onion', station. They went t� Broad-
way and hebought he a dress. They
took the e'ubWay to Brooklyn, to an
Unnamed '.'addrese..: She 'Offered to
Lestify and prove that Chapman was
tVithher until the next day, if he ask-
ed
"If Chapikati.'ehtiee to Sacrifice the
good narne . of tlii8 woman, he may
• save his 'own life"; declared •Mr.
:Groehn, the defence lawyer.
Now look at all that: This mother
of seyeral, children, wife of a well -
to -da business .man prepared to sac-
rifice her good name. to save thap-
man 'if he Will, ask herto'do ,so: But
the convitted murderer and robber is
too honorable tO do that. And the 'wo-
man 'be --an awful -sacrifice
Lor ,her -but she is. so. brave she Will,
• sacrifiee her "good newel' ' her 'child:
• ren; her, well-to-do husband and her
svappy hoche' to save her -lovers --Why,
• it's all r.oinintieenough to happen in
the mOvies. ' •,
7-jHowever, the, judges who .Considet,
ed , the posoible; wOrth of this propos-
ed evidence, decided that it looked tao
fishy, and they refused a new trial,
and the • Iasi took ita course early On
fluesday Morning, April 6th. •
One nidy well ask:* Where de t1e4e
niurderers get money to pay their
high-priced lawyers? It is raised by
the sub -sister element from • fools
like .therrisolvessfools who are little
better as citizens than the • erirnnals
hey ,seek to protect,
• o• o
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,. BRITAIN PAYING- tiEtc•
• WAR DEBT
. (From The kWall Street ienrnsil)
- Daring the current year,l,..accord-
.,
ing to the, figarea! of the Chancellor
thes•Exeheiper,'„,Great Britain...Will,
payus: on account of- niver.debt,
prin-
eipat :and interesti.,..Kgonsething.-
$160,000,000, and receive • from
her • deters not, less $70,000,000, las
-eltriffire'Oefinair'sreparationsss-ander-
sthe---Driwes--,Plan...tBritstiiirss,:principah
•
'wary debtor: is Vrance,:that °has, been
aetiVe, riot. to 'say ardent, in the cols,
lotion a .her: Own debts, bit: has net
shown the same enthusiasm ....about
'paying anybody, Hence, ,among other-
'thinge;Ahe:denroralized -franc. •
a:icyid. friend Ad an :irenetit
debter, 'Britain ...should coroMand ear
synipathYil9alld i, fieeirisza- -pity-that,
our pOlitidians ohOuld fail to apprect-
champion, gave an exhibition. at
• Shawbridge receatlY, under the aus=
'Piees of the Montreal Ski Club, Mr.'
• Nelsen haldsthe retordior the long-
.' est -ski 4-tratira- in the' world, 'either by:
;amateur or prof esi,ionakkl, experts• ':
At the Revelstoke, B.C., ski. jump ho
"ttairied a' distance of 140 feet, two
• years, ago.' This has never been
• .eqUalied or attained beftire, or since.
• rz.w's • • •
sr•.7.4••••••••,••••;`,".•Mrlr,".'”0"'""r""rf.rrr!".17.r^', "TT.'
•••••••.••••,!.*•••-
Three ,Things Petermiit. e, Whether the Price
J,YouPayforToorAntomobileisklighorLow-•
Check Value For Valul
check the value -in the Car you buy 011 the beole os
„ . the 0001'0.rd Le.h.i
,PrdOlh
c• evrOet 4ualitit .
. •
eatrxridingrdePentlalsility-and; ,sicoaorny -
provide the reasons. whY• Over '400,090PeePi" hlw,111
bought Chevrolet cars,. ' • ' .• •
Investigate the Cash De�vsred
, lPrice
:The•P4chaSei•'of any autotaohiie plys for height,
• tax and handling * Chevrolet s low dellvereel
price includes theie ere is ne padding.
Cheek Time !Mauling Charges
• The fmaneing charges when buying a' Chevrolet oa;.
time are the lowest in the World. And thesimini-
• mum charges include financing and fire and theft
• insuratice. No other charges ---so Side notes to be
• 84014
Because of Chevrolees low cash delivered Price and
• the lowest of flawing. charges, yOu obtain the.
• greatest value at the lowest cost, whether Yon pay
cash orbuy. your CHEVROLET on die GMAC '
Time Payment Plan. '
Corse in-LetftS show you how
we eon save you gooney to bvy-
log a Chevrolet or time.
H. Brown, Teeswater, Ontario
•
• The Prince:Of Wales spent* day.
Inspecting . the 5-Briti'sh industries
Fair 'at- Birmingham, - England, 're- .
cently, When. in the. coarse Of his
tout he came ta• the imPortant
hibit 'of: the Unattian Pacific Bail-
wasi,• he stopp6d, sinned and exclaim-
ed. "Good old On leaving
the Prince's verdict was, "It is a
; splendid fair andi...1 lioPe it meets
with 'the suceess it deserves.:
,
Shipped to the Governor Of Sier•ra
° Leone, South Africa; before 'Chriat-
nsas in care of the: Dinninion:' Ex-
oc.:fti'arii,Ipp:lien,
apples
lp
• a,p trheadeoattf
ioio awpeo.
1,t1.111:ent of Agriculture • has.been
acknowledged' by the Governor's
sec'retary. The latter:states 'that the..
• apples,Ealdwinss and Northern
. • .
arrives beautifully packed
and in perfect', concl,ltions s
• General rnsetinge•Of the Montreal •
0:risers...hese neen held in •
M'ontreal arranging for the fort's-
casning .convention of American Rail;
roxiii;.Superintenuentas ' The conven- •
ticn ,is to take ,place On .4fine 15 to
18 next,. afd will'. be attendee by
railroad , superintendents from all
parts of the American continent:11
all-ssabbia-eight hundred -or -4e t hstu
. 'sand Are ,expeeted• with their wives.
' With E, W. Beatty, President of
the Canadian Pacific Railway, as'.
one of its • patrons, the Red and•
White Revile, an' annual -Musical
Show, written, produced and acted
• entirely by McGill Students, was
• off.ered to five capacity houses, at His
•MajestY's 'Theatre at Montreal dur-
ing the first week ,of, March'. This
.was the third edition of the Revue•
producedsby the undergraduates of •
McGill .University.
One et the largest and Most valu-
.aille collections 'of Chinese Jade that
• has ever cro,ste'd the Paeific Ocean
was carried, off the Canadian Pa-'
effie liner "Empress ei Russia" when
• the vessel 'arrived at Vancouver...re-
•-Cently. ‘The entire colleetion IS the
result of nine *months excavation in
the -central: and 'northwest provinces--
• of China.' The collection was brought
hy A. W. Behr, well' known eelleCte• i
of New Yerk City, •
• The Anneal ;Italian Trade Fairs,te
Aviv, Ita din:friss tits .
• nienth-of Aptilislias. the...support- Of -'
the .,Government 'and,
- • "•-, -•- • •
comitierenil and industrial assoelas
,istioris of -the country. Judging -from
.the rippileatiOrii-. already OP • hand:
Watitilg .tasparticipate.it-
, should be a marked
esnibititik sholiiir•apPcal to Cana;
•
da n manufacturers and inetchants,
who ;Wish to„itici.enae;$tailebeteseen
two .countrice.
' •
AinuiTth-thitritiF..thAt-ttitrefit
'Multitude of in lire 'Charity and the
Word av '"etanotato•
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It's Easy to Pay for a Chevrolet
RE THREATEN
NATIONAL
HERITAGE
:Carelessness Destroys
3,000,000 aixes annually
of Canadian,- Forest
Loss Of standing timber by fire contin-
•'ties to be 'appaling. OVer,.•
,. 3,500.million boardfeet are destroyed annu-
ally. The forests of Canada are being de-
pleted at a rate they cannot possibly :with-
• ,Stand; Tore than half, of this depletion is due'
to fire, insects and decay. ,•The future of the
forest industry is just as dependent on the
Eeedling trees arid young growth as the
and paper •and lumbermills, and industry
generally, are dependent on mature timber, -
both must be saved from the ravages of fire.
,
•- IN ADDITION T0±SH-ELTER !AFFORDED ' • BY
..FORE:st .TO THE FARMER A;ND •• STOCK;
SETTLERS IN FORESTED .it,F,GIONS ARE .V1TALlry
• • DEPENDENT ON TIIE WOODS ;Fa it ..WiNTEIC EM-
PLOYMENT. :CARE Wini FIRE.IN LAND-C:LEAH-
ING OPERATIONS IS ALL-'ESSEN LsBURNED
'TIMBER PA YS..1,4). WA(JE • ,
• CANADA HAS 'THE FINEST ENLAND FISHIN•G• •
IN F11E WO%tL1) RUI THESE SP LENDID • F 001)
• ,AND GAME PISII • 11,EQI.:11t8 CLEAN, d(I‘D WATER
IN THE STREAMS .10 ENSURE ilxIOLIFId. REPRO-.
DUCTION, • I; OREl,f 1 lR ARE -I :N 1M1c%z.; TO• ..
'FISH • . •
• ' :
•
:GAME 'ANIMALS. ATTitAor F )REIGN Toot..
,
.ISTS AND INDUCE CANADIANS, °I* •. S E1 it •
'THE -
GREAT UTDOOttgl .THESE ANF IA14 ,
,•;11,NOrty
EN DENT „ ON 11 FOR fir ItOTECT IO N AND' - :POOD*.•-'”
FOREST :FIRES ARI %I�'41 _0
L'-••±Si.IICII4ilLO VFW•
•. ,
Niriz*r4e vprtEst Pigks.1.•
ARE 'CA 1.i•V ltEI,ESS N ES S. A liE Y Ot.1
W)(,tt l'AltT 'FO 'I% TillS, WANT,
ON WA Sl'E AND I) ESTit 11.(11()N •
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