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now Ags , Y011.14 ,REQI.SIREMENi'3?- •• WE: RAVE A -F1,44i
..ST9f* OP; $AP RINAETS, SI'lLE.3, CAST AND GA LVAN'.
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IP YOU NOP. * NEW SAP. .PAY Us A CAL 22,
GAUGE 04,1,VAI94,ED JRON
HAVE...114 S0C Tit'47F*ANIDUSk* "01,A.SaVE4'IN
"..4IJ8ATQYS AND' `tRI.TCKEYE"' 6/J.0NY 131t0ODERS. 'yvgir
YOU SHOULD BUY A "R:DCKEYE"----„IN• EVEIty:._:OLiMATE.r.
000E4; 'Eng SITY THE Rdirg; -•*.:glit01.4.-TRAT-
-ED-'1f8.ARILIT:ir TO if Aircu MORE:. 1.-.411Cii:$ AN'R.--'1,3417fElt
CHIUS TifAil ANY orragii INIJBATOft ;11: A b E
"ElUCKEYE'!"„ IS (IUARANTEEL) BY TIIE 1LARGEST-
(iST,RE).,/AELE. COMPANy.:OF' ITS .KIND l IlE, WORLD
SPECIAL ' FRIDAY & SATURDAY
*Ix miN um PRESERVIN KETTLE 99c.
Marin Senior OaLbts and Varnishes
AE'. & P0 RTEGUS
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Hardware •' •:COW.
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*UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO
, SPECIAL 1/CORRSE.s. FOR •SchOot
'1. Course in POblic Health and Bac.
teriolOgy. •, •
.2. (Our.! in French- Conversation'. ,
‘3.. Review COunre in High SChool Algebra
• to blatriCulation. . „
c, Also thirtY other courses in .Asirorionny,
, Botany English, French, Geology, GOr-
. man.•Gr.eit, •• History. Latin. 1.4wary
&lessee, Mathematics and, •
Physics. . •
,Ietk • -Asp efT-1414-Z-.ciol
nrogrein througin.ut
the entireaix weeks..• ,
'Beautiful; 'new LlniXertitY
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Start en a B. A.. Course
now! Six ilightful Weeks,
of 'etude' and recreation.
' 'JULY 5th to,'
• AUGUST 14th "
• For Information
•thrift .thr nirector,,,Dr,
8.IL 1G:sexton, or
K. P. R Roes
trar. .
• , , • .
., David .itoSai for 99 YearS:.'a resident
of Brussels died at his borne there' On
:Tuesday of 'last week. Had he •• lived:
• • •
• until -491y .5th ,next"lie Would, 'Itaye.
etiebrated hs -h birthday,
,Re was a:illative 'Of Scotland, having
been bora Galashchiels, . Juiy.:5,
1826. He learned.: the tailoring !-and
•genie to Canada: while,-alityoung'rnan.
•: :Re Caine to' Breeiefg ! 6I 59 ee9e
"--t!terhikitarriage to Miss 'Fannie Tor-
.
•!'rence, who passed atvay in • March
• '' 1908.. Forty,three Years ago Mr:Itoss
•field out his -Merchant' tailoring bni,,1
iness to his On, kr. D.C.:EoSS; and
'since thattinte• helms Ityed.ii 'retired
life • •• :•
,AINLo.sa. COUNCIL •
Met on April ,Gth.
lL members .piesent 'except Melvin
Ir %;i1r. The Minutes of last' "ineetite:
were read and ;Sigited.. •I
+ ,
i. IC,ing. • • Lhe 4;;;. R, ,permi4sion
• ,
ience -the- corrimunity-
able extent, and as the Municipality
Kio1os5 centributed to the htlilding,
af .the roi.td,, we 1414.4 thnt• the ageat
wilt be eohtin'ued at Whiteehurehr-
carried. •,
4.11(Wed by Tiffin' Ali& Seg., by Me,
Intyte3hat Ross he; appointed:to pur-
chase •a .14dassey 'Glacier a 'size. larger
No. 4. (Conhcillor ;Carruthers)
; viished the name .of the Ree•Ye.te .be
! added to Iless.Carnied •
I• Moved by Rol, sec. lay, :4 McInty're
that the superihtendent b. paid a Atli
daYS' Pfty for. atte'nithig eouncil meet-
atrelinfift ,to paid: one
•:P4aY-trfi3,PraYlIndge3;1)1agr'iQiktz'st:'
.by:hiln;-Each: PatrolMen to send his
list to: thi
,three.,!fuli 'daYs -hefore •Council 'rneeitt"
`9.t." it :NO he lierd.oVer:till'nextlponth
r'ne Superintendent to deliver money
•te°.each -Patrelontntftied.
ei•s and McIntyre. that Conned
joitrn 'tor may 26th to laild,a:caurt?of.
Revision 'and. for the •transaction of
general- business and following meet-
ingS held .on the last Moliday of
the month Carried, • ' • '
GeO. G. Moffat, perk*,
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'MEANING WAS NOT CLEAR
The 'TOronto .p,aily Star, of 4.,reeent.
dato contained :the folloWing bit of
Court": news: ThetMr; Hiscox referred
to f(i)r inallk'Yehrs eculdifeted a •mei.:
• chantile'business in 'reeswater: "Rob-
• ert J. flisf2ox; who died in 'Windsor,
left- all; Ilia. estate t� his wife eXcept.
that he bequeathed. $50 eachto three
;Sens. In his will,he added:..',"I further
• request that ,on :the death of My be..
. loved ,'wife' that three legacies. total-
hig $509 be given, ,Mr. justice Wright
•in a. jUdgment 'delivered . at .0sgoode,
• Hall to -day in interOeting the:: will
• says the,.words. in the .1ast • clause
-emphatic.' and
'at most expresa 'a wish or tecorri,,
• mendatiou.".:.-Hetlivefaite finds the
500, erequest't -does .no/t prevent the
ercieerty, Trim) :passirg to. the:
WidoW), 'Alai
ClieqUes isstied •ineved by 'Carrith-4
ers sec. by McIntyre that.; Earl Cul, -1
.beri, be paid 41.5.00 fief -keeping Huron
and" Kinloss 'boundary , open during
winler, from .6th to 8tli Concarried. i
unicipa World,''supplies,
Charles Burt, Caretaker of flail 'f7m:
Oct. gist..fin are 17th 10.30:
Moved by ,arid :Tiffin • •
That the Clerk be inittaieted to no-
• tify the Beard ofRat1way- dommiss.:.
lOnci-s that Ave strongly' disapprove
,•
Peek from an extended tour
inspectien Over the coniPanY's west -
lines, E. W:''Beatty, chairman .
and president of the. Canadian Pa• -
mho. Railway, found a very. marked.-;:'
improvement in • .the. West as coin,-
• Pared, •with that which .had existed
-when 'he at :went acrass the conix.
'try. He •thonght the spirit Of the
Pc-ePle waS much.; more. ..oPtintistic
and:With Very good' reason since 'ho
• • .
•considered it safe to Say that 380,- .
096,006 bushels•;waS not too high an
:estimate -for the. •,:tOtal •• Canadian
wheat YielCthis Year. He noticed '
:throughout the country a sustained
• in,terest in inunigration' and'a more •
reali*trtiort that therein...lay
the t,rouriclest roMddy :for meat
Ca'nada'S dLaeulties.
e I3e
-the
owe 0
a Woman
• Ciatadlan• finer i,Enigireea of
• , Scotland" anoOied at K'otvloonnear
•:Nana Kans.
NOT .far... fibm.- the • Temple or
, •
.Torla17.11, at Nara, Japan. there
isa gigantic bell 'Which .':weighs:
0)4Y -eight -tons,' ,It is ,1314,
feeti: high,:10:tnehea, thick at the :rim,
• • arid .21' feet. In' tirctitnterenee;...anii
the Volume:ail; its; tones: Is inorinous
and awe-inspi ring; At thrieS. ltseekns
as U''tbiWerO ,a Woinan In: the
bell; weeping "bitterly in the night,.
'singing . blithely. durfifg-, the (lay.,
• aisengera making".the, .Round !the
World Cruise on the: Canadian ea-
. clflc lino. Empress •-Of . SCOtland
h:eard it ring,- seat tho
• wale atvak.•' •
" About this faintOtie bell there. ta.a.
fantastic tale -Carried," 'Oil the -Ifni,
'of Mongolian Children'
• theough. ihe plchiresatie. intriguing
streets On, Which, they.. play. • many
hundreds of yearn ..agO,'Ir stern.and
pniverfig "Ern Periii. riiied".littiati 'with-
' an iron band, When ill, he.ticitild
eormnandAutpoSsible; for„
8141119016a One day he decided:he
"-. wou I d me stir hroneri -bet Lon,e!
which Would -ring londerntif.isene
mellower tents-ilian-any other.. hell.
. •' in his 'etnpire.
. •
btr'sent-forAlbir-SI''Wong;-the-
... aged and
-
' .• .
• • • heitiOrahie Serviintof the Crown .fOr
'Many years, a Man finti-served
'three Emperors. Atid.fibri-.SI Wring
iirtilf told 16 Make ti 'hell that Wiatdd
• ! the Emperor. An, artistic
.batintlfni bell, a hell 'With a
tette like. a "huntati! vele& '
IlOp -went away - his if-atorkShoP,
• Which waR-near 'tad -
Worked frir daya and •nighta, mixed
-,-be ingredients; _ratchettr Oyer -the
-boiling pot Irllly 'the .heli was
Made; and erected, Soon*
• NO seeder 'had 'the, firef echo 100,
- XIOtitOt .eaft, tQi
cr.
HOP: • HImbecilet".., thundered • the
"bilt* YOUT. Mut %Cared:is
be deVoured by denions. Thaf.yciii
shoo,Infflct npon, ille..eara qt..$611!.
'monarch `this 1106Ver211011 ''POst call
that, abell ? :Ab ,11110.410:y4.(Imp..of,
bfiti6S 'GO -and :011ie 'another;
-and, if: you fall,. Untold agony will
he .yOur dee." spoke the Ern-
--p-erat...--Perbirpe-not-iir-those-wOrd;
but in similar language..,, for Hop
Carrie bort 6.that night fn - mortallear
;and trembling.
Hop hada beautiful datIgikter; She
;was ria geed' aa she was
'indeed, a rarity. To ,her, sobbed
out the 'atOrY of his •failiire and the
:diattieriatire• Of the 'Einperot. £lhe
Mimed •sympathetically and -nodded
;wisely :and 1ted fl�p to atart work,
ifinnediately on th:e.setond ,beIL
--Agr1n..1Lp' :ancient se_rvitor
N241115'0' hed" n1ht, Again -heimPed
.hIs Angrediente. Aridtite day at hot,
ltsht,;.. Alit se be. irea *Oath* o#et
WO. hAt 0014414 441141itOt ti$4.4
. . -
Otit of the !Muse and :leaped into the
hake 'of 'Molted
alloY,shOuting,;."Eather, fori.thee,:"
,heart nod!.:weary,..,
"Contintied his wotk, .131s ',nlitible
gers. ,4i5hiened, the,: Atilt). -.the:
deftneas grof.,-;Itikffeitrf!
very, tiny,: appearedr. on it as if by
.magic. it gretv it) a great Sizei.and.
• It.' When it rang, thette, Was ta hind
or anal- great. beauty; as cif .a woman ; •
'weeping-bittntly M the -tight Over-, the departhre of her lover, -As of a '
iniattier mburning: tor her Child, as
or a lark VelCoMing .the daWii. that
!ill *110'11610d If: Wept.
The iniglitY Emperor Celled fitit
-tion-ainti nald,.:"Thou hast ione welt.
•Indeed; '1•-•nta lititisfied7 -And -Hop
• fell. dead'. • ' •
,itach,..35.1ti'e„riterY
is 'not' fat- 'from the Tem -
p1., el Vedttialt, ant then, 1110' Saint
'etilti 1. told 01: 0114 beuUtui
a. on, • P ,p! , rIpPpOrpe, • •
HIC
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• A. *FOTILTEY - DEPT: TELLS
.op ITS gintops;
,
While Very Young Chielts St:titan. 111e
•1 li•oed Very Carefully.After the frirst.
' 'r•Iltree P4S/
•Wontrttutted by Ontarici Pepartment• of
...44 gee:Otero, Torente.t,
NO. Peal iS given the -chicks until
they are nearly three days old. Water
-maybe gin' as a drink if the. chill
ta'ta,kon ofg, The ohiehe for the first
few :week ii slibuld; be. fed, about six
' timosdaily at regular intervals. Give.
. tlie.'4,st feed in t.46in04.ing as.,earlY
48 the' Chicka.ean, see to. eat and the
.alat at 'night AS`,Iataft posidble'.' If
It:Owing chicks iU February phe.leed
• may b'a given atiiight,-riging artificial
We haVe.:adoptecl,tlie•planrfor,the
iirst ni" da in in the:brooder,
•of Nireigbing the feed. ..Aleacuerienc-
• feeder may ticiV•needt0;;w,e1gh the.
• reed :•but the•begirtner •generally does':
• better by' Weighing .it, We aliew one`
lunce Of. the, dry nitxtitnk for eVery.
Arty:chleics at each feen,,or six onticelt
.per fifty. Chicks:Per -day during:the`
• iirst five •da'g,$'•.iia' the. brcidder,•••• The
.plan followed is to niedeten the'first
feed with •canned tomatoes, the a&
cend with eggs, and the •third Wtth
-:minced liver, andthen begin Iheiter-s
eit Over again. The 'above ,amount.
• will. not satisfy. the chickti: appetite.
51t44:FASI,"
, fftA04 .1701'
Wedding Lei.-
A quiet but pretty 'wedding •was
solemnized' at the Ashfielcl parson,
age ill; p. i. Wednesdiv:,Mareh 31s.
Yana Lavino Lanretta' eltleSt
dau-
''i of' Mrs: David Iiaekett ef
field was r„Lifnited in hely bond's of
matrimony to Mr. Thos.'Heary"Hack-
ett, also cZ Ashfield. Rev: C. kL Dick-
nson perfOrming the ceremony...The
bride looked' ,charming ,an oEniem-
ble Cc,stume of wilirlpool, ccred
•satin dres.s, trimmed with, sand' lace,
and coat: 131tle gathardine trirlimed•
with grey platinum 'Coney fur', .with
hat and . veil to match, carrying a
• boquet Of earn.al-iarle,:sWeet' peas, and
maithm haiy.feth, After tho,,eeemony
the -happy C2ouple, drove to the' home
• of'bride's nother Where a sumptuous
JvCreddirig. diltner--wee-SerVed1rinned-
iatelY..prijr•:•to the Serving of, the din-,
tier a, 60,10 Wag gWeetly eilde,rect '
'Perfeef'Love b..Y.t)le„
Mary:' At; 8.rekr.leek, in -the evening
q.:Oeeption 'kap qeridereft tbein.gue,stA
.'.te• the: 'Ititinbef4;,of forty-five•.13Cie,:r
present. The'bride was dressed in a
4:eWtrof 'crabapple colored silk crepe-
' de-cliene. trirnmed; (with, siliiernetal-
lie•Jace and beads,..stockings •to
Match and black patent slippers. The
grooms gift .to 'the bride was a 'gold.
•wrist. :watch. The many beautifnl gifts
received by the bride, invjuded several
cheques and a Vanity .Dressingt.Tabie
1 •
qad a chair to match the gift of. the
They create a great: .noise at Haakett's Cltufeh 'and corinnunity to
feeding time, ,but it -gives the chick
a chance', to completely abs.orb the
After the...fit:1k. period one should.
feed two or' three times each day, ',all
the chielts "will eat. •We begin feeding
•our milk when the -chicks a.re abbut
h week When the chicks pass.
tire second week, sprouted' grains MO
be fed, ,also, a Hate cracked grains. • *made, of the 'First Md
•shp belonged.,. whichbore test-
imony of her populatity, and the ea=
teem in WWII she: Was held- .
•'Mk. and Mrs. Hackett have the
Teo(' wishes of a host of' friends; :
,
.
-o-o-o
The ,dranfl ;Challenge 'Cup, ere: -
tender' green grass, it available, :and 47 shin the eritire systein of thc
arioill,.ttc414e tgr,ryai.alt' If 4get et:ghe'•veehailtegfS.0,;tis,4 'Canadian Pacific 'Railway, was , -won
side in the direct sun for an houi4. or by the .WettOn Shops team, ef-Win
so eaeh .day; or • if ' the weather is •Oil to h.nmeg,.., champions .• el tire West,
•
the mas. •
cleudy add two pet. p• ent, Pod Weil against Mc.Adarn,, teatn, ghain,;
:Nasty. Use. HoPper..
• pions of *the. East and lest ye
, ar's;
'ManY'peoPle do. Very well in fear- winers ' ' aftr Sear
• • a , 1.11•.,- 11test of
In g chicks by using the hopper .the' two teams conducted at the Place
nrethad.-- The hopper method as Com:- , Vigez,', Hotel; Montreal, recently.' The
Pared, to, the'Sii moist Meals.Per day margin between the two itearns was
, aneth04,. entails. ninch lesi. 'labor aptiaLl
rr
with sO 'llarrOW as'Io be in doubt to the'
• d some netanl,
ifts We taVelsot -been able: to: la4 momerit. Weston. :toot -6077
• raise a high •perepiatage:og -Chicks, pOinti out of 'a posSible' 672
alyJ
' the. Ito‘Pp dr Method bat' they .49: grow.la:teiitarrf had' '
rairly,.well,• • .' .•• •
.4, •
• Ration for Hopper Method.. •
• . Ground', •selloW.- cern- ,(sweet and.
.?el.ean), .50 pound*. • •
• Middlings; 45 Pounds.
; Bran, if. pounds. '
• . Pine oyster shell, 5. pound".
.,Fine dry Salt,
• Beef scrap,: 18 poundal'
.Thorbughly mix -;--if not Well Mixed
, the salt may 'do More, harm than
good, To each 100, --pounds of the
mixt'ire.should be ,added one:pint of
COd 1,,ive,r Oil. It is ivell:not.to -mix
:the oil in. thefeed to far 'in adti1ance
Of feeding, tine week the If,
the ehielts have plenty. bt..stinlight
and tender green feed, the:God:Liver
• Oil may be omitted', •,
• We advise the use Of out alfalfa
hay of good quality, as a litter in
:the brooder, It should- berenewed in
' abont a week �r ten days. .
-Feed the -mast in boxes r treiighs-
. .
kept ,constantly before' the efiicka.
nave. plenty of Nixesso that" eacit
chick gets a chance: ,
., Feed each '100 chicks about' three,
• desert '.spoonfule: of fine: Chick :feed;
•. such as pinhead oatmeal naiteradked
Corn , each day,sprinkle In the litter.
• that the..ehielts 'may ,exercise. • • .
Milk Is 'given' tO drink' take, 75'
Per cent, of the beef scrap out .of the
' ration.. milk. and. water:are,
'bath given' then -redude, the beef. scrap
.one haif. •"• •L ' • • . • • • -
...General 'Advice. • '
.... It IS hest to.,:rear the chicks:0:mile*,
'kV:mad each year, and riever.•to brood'
tWe'lots of 'chicks on•theSame ground
in any one year. Many .ertieks 'are
sent In fer;exam.
, at haVe troubles due to land infec-
. t .in, t.1:cin,.
that rear.
ion
• • • Keep the feed 'boards 'dee ineve
• thein:a little each 'da,roar better every
• feed,. that the 'ground 'may: be sweet
. and clean; .Grit alway,s 'in easy
, ttecestqf. the eli 16 .:11I 16 advisable
itiid ,necessary toadd. .a: little Oyster.
shell dtist'Or tine partfelea.to the: ra,
• 'Hon daily. A certain amount of Hine:
is necessary. ' • . d. •• •
• 'Mouldy. ,feeds, dirty' feed boards;
-and, musty-litter:•are...to. beavollded.-
,Moulds kill: large nitnthers. of chicks.,
As•thP eltiaS:get older. the num-
ber of feeds -per day maY be reduced
so that at an . age 'of :Seven weeke
three. oi-, four foeds 'per day hit stiff:1r;
eiefit; In raet, after the'second Week
hoppers of, erusheConts or 'dry nhitsh
• maY be 'plheed pen. wher,e the
tholat 11%0 syStem is 'Th
The feeds,
Of , theist' -mash- being.: continued in,
what ever amount the eliititti .Will
clean, up.. - Poultry'. Dept,; .0.: "A.
College. •
, Successful •Brooding.
Successful brooding ean he suinteed,,
up u.n.dei five .beadings
• 1.• Properheat without ;drafts;
7Careftil and' 'regular 'feeding,
•'Without sudden chariges,-.-ration to
.eltide milk in game form., and green
Oldie. Avoid" over-' feedifig -
.3.. 'Get chicks • on the ground ittid
In the sunas soon as possible.' Ont,
isod---and:-.Put "it the pen if' the!
Weather is ribld and'wet. Use, a Win-.
• dc in the. brooder-i'ltousa that-WM-.
-.perrilit4-the ::1)Aititrage bit 'Ultra -Violet
light .rays 'One Of:. the ow olt4.
, • . ..-‘
; 4. Avoid :oVereroiVding.
" 8. Sanitary surroundings,. clean
. clean feed 'dishes. '
-4-4: When- wetheris
rearing...chicks, very early In the se -
son, add tvio per cent, Cod Liver Oil
t� the
• Sunlight arid the 'ad* •
tkpostice to .sunlight: and &idea'
with the bare 'grbittid, are; Offtatatid.
,ing tartorsein...controlling..leg weak=i
unss. Theselwo factors with plenty
of eserciSe ad1neontrolling toepeek-
other:"..
that 'foliow idleness and biter -
crowding.
• .
. Tonri a t traffie.-;;elelelopiner.t
throughout. Canada hasreached sutli.
proportions as to Noel the Value.ef '
.fairlY good *heat crop, and h
development -just is
Uie opinion of Colonel' phi]. Moer.c.-
•-ef Xoho Vigtity; r.,
cently., Revrlioright.that an.'est".raat.,
, Of three handrecr
apentbytQUrists annually in. Canac:.,
was not toe lugh orewth of inter;
tat in the Canadian Rockies•was
,inoticeableahd Although the inajori•'
••;0 tOPrists there were. Ainericar
:Canadians, too, were be:rinni...
cover. the' rii, said the•Colonel,'
•
-774.‘wer
,too lq= and.Ceilgngs_
look better
.11ero work .
chtiVit")
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• At frequentitatervai
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the .season the Batik of Jpntrai.
issues reports: Ott'the 13179.gtt;;.s of
the craps, in: Canada-. 171-k5b
LC-
perts,to head -
frOni: the Managers of the
• 6QQ .grartches, cover'every
Ptov-
ince and forni,4 reliable of
crop
The: reports ari-fii-rnisiz.,7cr free.
Vpon re/test cif aiy DrctNcis of the
• 1304yogr nalgg'flidi be pl.-4z;•.Pa4
PIO mailiizg iist,
To-farAs'set
•
:7'."•41•
'
.t ^
• I hunter i Alabarna.looked down Judging hY• the
a:rifle beret He will ' recover but men keep the, re
will never look the same again,'" nikhtwatehmen.
1ont,4 is.t 'young :
all 'training, 'to he.
ram istory
4,•.••
the,ta,nadian: banner grain, harvest' of
-.-1925:, the !Canadian Pacific :RailwaY has estab.
''ftsb'd ord.fter,. ci'd iti .theinarketing., endlond,-
• Mg of grain•ee figure's for the Current year
_
-constitute A rederd net :oily for ,Canada but for. the
•-1Thtth1geh,erf superitift4i0ci'f- ire Os -porta- .
, %,tiot_td q: - _rano rt etiring the.
movement of grain on •Cahadian Pacific western lines
froirrAttglist UP te midnight. Friday, rkeetilber 18.
It is shown that ,on env :day, friday, Noveinber 20:
. hesheT-4. of gran, 'were Marketed And on
Friday, November 11994 cars, containing opttr.s-
.4nlate1.2,921,000 bushels of grain Were loaded.
/ the ttventy,four shouts af that day thit! represents 81
:card -learicdevery hourinure' thart, one .antl
z.-ine;:third tate per minute,.
• 7-tlatiallY.timrketiogs and leading's' take rt. .silddeh
...Orep!..with....thenpproachot.the,IcIose naVigation hu
•t
this year there waS- riffle 'diminution as ' Olt report
•.0hOws o1 becehiber 8 at 1,425 ars, ' •
1.; agyAa.$ 2Oi# in the Month
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of :.-October which retarded' titres itta-r.:. n;ari:etIngs ,
to •Deeerliber ",,•11 .
totalled .1130.5/0.000 bushel's- of
bUsheis .ef coarse grains, E.
118,1(10 cars ,1arr)ini' • approx... 3.114.1•
bushels. were loaded.. Of. thiA Jon d .71,1! zars
61.%-o'Vesd'91g1'2. 7j''4-
to_the, .head t1ie4a1..,c,S; 44,•• '
Arthur, passing' through ,the
irot-North Tr8ncoha,-.1h6.1argest- iti
tha world having.a capacity if, 10,(1,,,'‘.) .•
Pront..there. the movement N.,. 1 ITO .;!•1,0,
streteli of double track -line to the- tr: •I:„, rind; on;
thin run Shine reCorcla were also '
mimber bf loads Moved eastward Oat.i 'day
being 1,940,'0.v.etag,o . was:
ftitiTtlifeikauri.reasngemeh' .P •
ii7.trle•
Railway or the, !conveyance:. if
rithoothly: and there was not a single caoe
'agejuiifyinZ the: provisiOna made, In tite.vay ot
Ogis 4.4 :vs freight' 0.0tV,ata
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