The Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-03-24, Page 4• • liccoRtgct -pErmiziG ,
,f14. upe of tillage and seialft iviptementi, suck'
Disc IfirrOvoi culuvat4ro Rad -Grain Dllia Of all
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Sitet...Lass Rg1ers, suet ,Stone Etat..and Dse'
*Or's of all Enda; and the, nrieea and tertna are .."Teeet,
ifl and see! In; before Ordering;
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'Cia*-7.1ata ,, sea ,Cheapi.r ThayiThi Credit Mesita
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WE HAVE IN STOCK THE MILLER IDEAL INCUBATORS .11t
BROODERS. THE GREAT FUNDAMENTAL ',PRINCIPLES
OF „HATallING AND BROODING ARE PERFECTED, , TO
TRH HIGHEST DEGREE IN THE MILER'IDEAL MeV-.
oBATORS is000gai. .
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AT,TEEE •GUE1LFH. 'THIS MACHINE GAVE . THE BEST
101,4acrs,-OF ANY OF TIM MANY MAKES, USED. ,
ANI) REMEMBER, :THESE .MACHINES ARE AW'AY CREAP-
ER
THAN OTHER ltAACHINES., OF THE pAbo3. QuALITI6 .
urdie & Son
Heating. Plumbing and Electric Wiring
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dwall Plaster Gyi)roc -Wallboard
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kel,l " \ .1thit is that l'Ibe gar 's
townships ,e la; • •
**PIE 1.110f•HOW SHITTINP4
.THE --
tiacgisToW SEN+INEL
Published over* nuradalr warning
at, LneknOW, Qatari°,
A. D. HaelCenSie. PrePrilter'
' and' Editor
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..T4usgoAY;
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DCI,la•SkOG-;
j,go,T. brio* ov:$IIEEr•
The clerk of; avneigharing rune.
ntertRAY.T. )(Agar 2441, 021.
"the proposed was not started.
The ,tamPenY holding. the charter
never; started sti-that: from
tinle-4.-time. the charter 'had ...to he
renewed.- ft has been renewed fhb,:
.te.en'atiTes; ni!d: 00. Pr"r't al)PI!C:i*
'PT retten'al. 'hi the: faiirteentia::
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been"..aned'e; '
'thereaheten 'Strang .0PPOsitiati 'tn,
newal. "time -certain , eYernents,
'.inaindfftg the.sCaniereative Opposi-
cipahtv he
TettliTidataahandeela aL ••iliniteT are •-41 elifitirit-TWellaliffdr, nail •
*O....Of .the '1":4t.-:inc,iMPO4 "a IraX oat .5*1.:#ig..fiCO'ern*at. *OfIROi(e:11ate•
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' \ 7 • I4.--1,''.' ,,,,,,,,, \A-grel,..\, , charger0. ., ,tc,k,-
00Xtt \ for ittad tO eay ,abouti witb the
I II; r I - • • Isertary p io • ta. ,M Dunnhe e
nijght be of. "s4 n
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pbc to
clauses Itte 't.lee1, A
has be 7'*Otateatjaite*Oh;teia; nIeT'a'ce-annt: of •
- COUrae, :which, ere ,neefiii, and 176.67'Ic"ing, h=i: held. 4iis.
- the ,„slieep ;industrY:\ •There. -."are' d4s.. se4
of ;Which never • make troulf.e, jet fact; ihitrt6i for years, 'Riad rants 't°
kahestrs417gaplikdilhlionli.jess :fdtgoita. csottiiiiegd 114" it' longer, is 'ire -fared: to. al'"The
Sifton Interats.'; . Sir
in-
to a locality, making Opwith another
dog and starting out • to linnt.'
Occasionally town, 09,0 .go Oat :in-
to the country and, do a good deal of
damage. • 4 '`
With to the dog
, a vtew • keeping e
population in -check the Provincial
-GaVerimient has passed a Act ;pro-
viding, for the .imposition of a lax or
dogs,inaleor femae.. .The Act. says.,
that a tax ”s!tall 'be levied- in'ievery
Wingba
cite /Mame nee
Oininlental 'Works
and: WINGHAMea
Itai Oa, buiait amdmoat couples .
**la the moat •beastiful design.
to Aliso, from, tit, ••
Nadlie• :Setki„ Swedish and Can-
•', IdeasGt
WO .nako'a,!specialty • of Fawly
and invite :Your .sasPeee
Um: •
:Neattra Carefelly arid..
-`•Pr.ntsiptly Dome. •
us Wean Iidnebag Your .
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THRESHING TIME-
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By Elikabetb •Roeraer'in Canadian
Tractor Fanning:
In the goad old days twee common
when the grain was shocked and
*or bad to conie int° ,tbe house.
,
" fel-
ing pert and spry•
And Mother grasped the ti'ath;• then
no need that she be told'
r,rvraS threglr!ng time on: the farm
'gain -this was in 'asys Of aid. •
Dad 'seemed lo Mighty timaakfill that
folks had atelepliones • :
As he called up all his neighbors-
Williatus and trinxii and JoneS:-
To. come awith wagone and •hriesiacks
' etough to fill his' neede-
Soinetimes he called' them often, be:
fere he did seeceed. ,
And Mother fell', to Planning'. She
was
'WAS wOrried„.too, 'tis aid
'kor. she'd need extra •help,, herself if
• • all those men'tihe fed.. :
.'SO she: phoned her. sister : SUstino, Aunt
• "tillie• and Sarah ,lene; :
She'd tried to cook for a tee* before
but she'd nape, tri ,it 'again,•,•
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Por tWeatyp•Six husky :Mee, :yea kilo*
Make (Mite a liurigiy rew.
he. ktheef ithata a lot tif' feed
they ate, Whet it Meant tO cook
• it, toe,.• .• • . . • •
:In lieete she ren to, the larder arid
' into ,the garden and field .
Of the fecal that was needed
" • ." bd.* inneli she` thotight theed
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.ror tn
the Pearest teem the •Mtest seat-
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squiek,
• _atde btvek Irene inee 11:thrly-:, •
But At•scion a she filled her larder
her 'peer IsWt.'was 4isinavd
earti that again,, 5 iMaur:
the •614 feachiett 4444'
701 .•• • 1 •
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Meant: that tIke_loog, thetd,..e.rathe
- iredtb tetet"k.eep an 'it Weetld-
,
• litaspoii-
h,ay
•
delorms P3att,t #6144e$ .441:101*
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•, anie and extra , toiL
What 'good Was her careful Planninfi,
". 'and what iod° her labor mean
•When they always had, to wait, and
Wait, to get thes Did machine? not paid the person assessed ma Y be
But
at last the inaehin summoned before a' police magistrate.
I
,. tile
the ,dof to • be ' )!..
. they,sti* it .clOwn ili: ;road, • • • -„,,,,,,,,,„ ,
who may direct
:And .all Was. hustle and : bustle to 'get ' "---"'-' .'• •" • ' '
municipality." • It 'recites ,that the *-
Mount of the tax, 'where no by-law
_
increases the tax, shall be: for a male
dog,where only, one is ,kept, $2.00:
for each 'additional 'male dog, $4.00.
For a -female' dog, if only one Is kept .
$4.00; for each additional female
dog, $6.00. '
Sub -Section 4 reads: "Any mania-.
panty 'may 'Pass a, hY-law increasing
the tax to be,. paid?' We do not •see
Cliffonl S,ifton and tine Sifeon
are 'the parties chiefly interested. $iT
aritord was at one tim.e preminent
aita energetic , member of a ,Liberal
CsoN'ernment ,Wilfrid Leerie--The-famiappea-ra to-itat-e-heeti`
wealthy and '• influential Since that
ly .s`.niiPorted the. Liberal Party tP•
time. --It .ebas •-• • -aiwaele. -eerenee.--
election 'campaigns. • •
Iiithfinal charter 'was first
--
granted to the Siftein intereats it
was regardedasof little !value, 'and
*sea canal iTroject, it is perhaps, still
of little v-ahie. ' But . the 'exclusive
'Privleie of tleevelOPing hydro electrie
POWers along tke Ottawa River which
the charter :alp° gives, is a different
.••4
whleh oftere4, reo*NRce--,t,O. the, C!'lla
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oneseettrtnye ' „
-It 4ciei,-hcot appear either tlia".t.
"Foreign Section" cored- Mitch either .
whether ,ehe Nerthern - Southern'
forces, got I•Shringhiti, *het, the 'for-
eigners (the. Beitiele French and
A,MerteanP retired "was .,the:,',IeWleet
alabe The. ka9ng Chines,: evidenily
are In favor of iiiitebiing 'the- fore'
m'enersi, •end "dealing., with them,
the,y cannot, at' all times centrel the'
hnS16ds ,,W.,!!Peeteitletheireettrietie•,- tead.,
.breek *wee. act "Ithey please. • It is or
• this, reason that 'the RriVale '"FreaCh.
ad Ameneensi have 1.0 cleffnd, them-
ATAI" attemptI /1Y, "tie...lcb„iP!$e
(o rush \t:PI7.117n
" .17,a71
the
nr_u4s? though
are 7\t/f)7.411.iP.Ii!la
-P -
1-egt;e41-*itkr :entangle.
ments,such. as were .used'.,in • Pir.,4*:",
:rect" oc5asion.'ne; aercrise" if
new tilit the 'fate • 'of Sb,artghai has
been: deckled'. ;the leaders of ethe
North' and South get together and
agree taste, e ceitteal royernitent
in . whiCh al! altail be -included. :
•
•
thing :a* iS limi"., regarded '. hn-
metteely '.1alizablea • -ems" is 1,-,enkt, the .
.ct:rii.nii0iyth Sift°. ii interests).ie. efe.
that the amount is srlimited .• The Sums ciTiliteerapPitist'athti;11-14'foher riaelre4weavlernofintile'xitst
.eboveementioned_ere .-thee"seraininnun. atearaeseauneie 'King, in an _awkward •
which Mireicipar.iies are obliged i '
Perielties. ire pro--Oded fort the -a , ,‘ •..Preliiinthdr3i ,fsz"*.1471:00i11;etI 0`;'leslit:eIh'fa I.'etelle"iitytepabittned. ,
-Mrect. . - wea
•
o munica on
Ae-Westerner-Discusses -the-Land
Set lement Prob em.
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.••••
Motley. and improvement. Tha3
"bSla6:1711s11 a°h4:1) cea: t1?erfennriaPCrea ndlauadeliaed:'11f11.°\445.:111ealciinuri
h�tzld heo tan from him and given
:free, es someone that will. produce
A spacelatora is .0,".curse. Let some -
.body take hold of this land 'qUestier$
eagiite it ;to: the peplAe, ' a liMiteir
:-..11P1)avret-t'1311rel.
vhees ofin4ustry go, for
tyiwlivestn. .•bpoeyo,ple: G. ea
tho land, they
!t;-6:1#4!");701;;**.M.'":1-a'n-,1;!9,4iia-ie)44iiv97713:°*t1;,.!1.P.!p*-:°e'll‘
there I;41'9,uid "68'104% ruat. ,t4
hc
land, th's ,,Would\', make good. ;tiateri
and a\F°Pr\nM•dt17•91-7 .1
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cst enemy
'1,fM1F,11
specniation, It i keeps 'eseeeopie :off\
the, keeps ; those rifp,,g0,!\on it
land' -.4ts, ,nothilig:„Then why
should peopk 'pav for jt?. Let every-
llody consider this this ColeatiOh.'
like'ctoarifaadrinalit's Nobody
tli?ile°Seeta6ntlire;.'
There, are Millions of acres of idle
lancl, beside. the railway tracks.
say, let tbe people on to 'produce
Help them
ere
Of the 226.000000 aeres of lind
seWli 1.0 produce the 1920-27 wheat
cop "(of the world; .Canade otewed -
ehetit 10 per cent. • • , • „
Albertae feelnetlY:' l00 per.eentv
-04inig.ht -A-Wheat:744000g- reOtintreae, .
has',ehaeigetEtradiefdlY in thin respect*
in the lest: fifteen syeare.- The wheat'
„eieldaot 1620,e0PaesentetilanlY.-4-kPefe
tr„t, of '01,val!li) at.thn,attr,tenit'orlds-
prOdacta; Whiclettotaled ;266.000.000r;
for the eaT,••thel.ltreateit th0
hie-
• • l'
tory
of " I
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The 'flow "•1 Sett17'11,
steri
, e
Canada\\ for•Iell§Fi•\ c017,,npfl
La
earnest 's4,ptlY kvi?. iRe04
,Ca eaten 00-Ieesettlget
r 't
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more an, Jerson* 0 Winni-
peg. ,
About 200 Of the new erriyals
were ',•destined. for ;:'.Manitoba;• )po ,•
Saskatchewan, while Alberta and
British Columbia absorbed the. Felt
about 'equally.
• •
erYbody-evireiteerthate- Canada's.
, • ,
greatest need is eriar-e people, arid
that they:•shoeld be pee on the land
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but :no. One admits. that it is next. to
impossible for these People••to: get oil
the teed. : the ' raw
state, does net produce;; :,:anything
that is, nen-prodneti.ve'.:is valueless;
that. reaket raw lend . valueless. . 'it
did not cost cest the country 'one cent to.
put tbe' land' there,:'hnt • a Man can-
not. get it, withoet peyine for -ft,, and
.very .deer .,at. that -anywhere: • 'be-
tWeen .129- to 'sib Pe. acre and. uP,,•
11 t - man -oaes to Canada, and he
has.,430°00. End ..want -S- t07-buY land;he
-
ledites a half -sectien (32)' acres)
ard : as to „pay, Ff.20. per are, S3400;
,payment down, , buy:!•••'.
lumber. to ' build a house a barn,' oth-.,
buildings:, buys., horses, ....harness, 'plow.
othar inigements; he needs food and
.%feed .fer'. his-. horses;: he has • to live
one near .ivith npthing Coining ine-
. :going out. :$3060..le gone, he
bets to • bey...'seeerel :.zieceseitie,s'. on
,he hee pay interest On . the
land :'parchate'...and., Other money he
owes; he 'inay, have:: •to lie-rrow, tient
the • bank. , NOW,: just. Where 'does he
.find himself '• .3:list ;Pretty' bard. bp
agaiu.St iS stuck and Cannot
'get. out; and .en, the t9p. Of ..all this,
be has. to:take 'a chanee.' on, frost,,
bot•winds; inSeeis,' also" both dry.. and
wet :'W-eatlaer,. Let.' .Say here. that
ti* ninn.-7ho:,g6e.,s, -on the hind today
1:as, ;a hard time .of There, .; are
some people wbe ava,. favored with a
g erop,, good -grade and :a big.price,
'andt Makes-,gooct,' but.. these' are -
few.• • 'kali 'bear tell -„of thein, .but nat.
the-:other;feilOW. . • .4' •
I have 'teen, nearly all oyer West.
ere Canada ..and: have • Seen • a lot. I
believe the - one . thing- that would
ina.ke' Canada •would be *te give
• every man 'that Wants -to go on the
lead," belf-eietien His motley
would inon"e .tet further. and arida he,
14e:it:sing .that •there, 'Would be 'nu
land payinent,to make; Could ge, care -
f1 'aUd• :need into f The
people on ,the land would he better.
off axid more contented. it ehe
Mens -on the teed :ie keeping the eche,
ariodutee, end if he dOeS, not keep up
hia •interest •end, pitymeats :the non.
=prolaireer takes the; land. neck. : Then
he • would: have 'tbe father's . land .
d
• about dogs. or to proPer/Y •assess al!
dogs, and fer those who refuee ' to
give the .essessor proper I...information
about •their dogs..
•
Sub Section 5 of Sec. 4 readsF
"'When the tax is demanded and ie
sor who fa
ile ake, ue enquiry.
ready for the .Crowd• .
And Mothei ;rushed ' to I the '.kitcher
' where there was enough to ,rio,
„
With things, to hake, and thiegs to• •
boil,. anti other things.:to. stew..• •
To ,haire the dinner ready when the
noontinie, whistle' Mew .
Meant: not a .single nioment could ' hs
fcioled away, ihe knew. •
It all .meant haste and, huriy, and UP
.if she'd.. be able. •
To .have-abiests cooked when the men
ceitne..iti, and everything on the
• Aed Trite*, for lours, the. men Welfk
laird out doors in the .6Pen air,.
There :hungry enough to justice' de'
• „ to the heaviest . bill of 'fare.
The Women vi ere. tired and •vOrti..and;
flushed; an day o'er -the stare
- they .teiled;
-And stil1. there was .eoeking and bake
ing to do; and towels to Wash
that Were soiled,
But that Was all in the olden days'
just as , I .said , .e ore, ,
•And :IFather i „glade and I 'Mother
• ,
.. • glad .,those days 'will come
. ;MOre, , • . •
'F.' or:'•n6opwo a., con:bine; yon shehld
Lknow,Ian& :a :truck, and a tractu
i '
find We. en\t .and thresh and et-eri
thing. .wit.h only,a three-man
crew.
•
Neu- to • Men tun , the eombine ar:c1
one man runs the truck
There is no ,w3.iting for Machines; r.
pla3.-ing, in hard, luck, • •
4nd Mother worked, to death
and our groeery bill 4 eina.11,,
And Father's purse Is fulier, so , her
a smile for all., "a
The straw 'is. scattered :on the grarind,
' • in •.:the Ter,S+ 'field it grew.
We; plow it ' under .;an'ii ;it: help
' make tn'e old 'soil' new. ' '1:
No. •&si arnotuit of toOd to bliT, ji2:5::
11:..lit-tle' pas and 1:i1. '
?-c:',1.,, hard, hat. *ark. loe-cfninen •fo110---.,'
:fee thenen'fOlits litt.le toff"- .'
And 'ne. all take , a vacation, ire '
morn to setting sgtt,.. .
e our 5ithrill -Tar we ,11±hii
and have" a. pile of . fun,
.., ...... .
t Weeeetraa. . _ priage river' !Pr -son -
em'eleild*.shbre.". , - •,, ."
1 hst. 'glee eo know the slavery
. sa-'•• theeeleing: tireeks 116 ibOrei
.. • , ' v.:•..a.lo..4-
• •'` A jars', eftet 0:ea:Siete of I tWelve,
gond ;then_ anklets to go hack hon
e.nd• do the:Milking. . eeee ..r ,.,,...,, ,
' STAI.4.1tt the ititthetttte, eepartmen".
Otte is atie to the salarvette tvf
.11111aharklette oi the hdueikeeperette.,,
3.1or
1.1 ,
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r
"Foe, the ; Purpose. Of carinieg mit
the :order a` constable 'may enter Vier
the 'premises of the owner and de
,troy the dog.".,..
APO ether' :PrevisiOn• is:. `4Every , ,own
er.ofaaedtig who neglects ib obtain a
tag and •keep i securelY, fixed on his
deg, Or Who ues a ,tag upon e' dog
other •than, that ,•for e•hich it was. IS
sued 'ehall be liable to a 'permits, not
to exceed :$10.
'Every, dog. found Off the peemisei
Upon Ithieh it is 'habitually I kept,
withoet a tag,and net ender. muttol
o AatlYth ell. ssounb- section. rmaT eads ed
By;
ales' Mat; be passed by the coenCile
of towns,' toWnehins. villages , and
cities- havinga, population of lege
than 100,000, and 'ne hoards of corn-
reissimiers of police in cities having
a ,populntion of not 'less than 100,000
fer prohibitieg. or regulating the
runrtLng a large of , doge: for seiz
fag, •empednding and for killing dogs
naming at large: contrary to the ,by-
la.w. and for • selling:dogs so impound-:
ed, at suet,time and iin ench manna
as rimy be provided. by . the hy,-law.•
-A dog shelf be deemed to, be rui-
ning at laree when ,•found in ohigh
•
::4rortboe4teebrnt.roPuleiricf e;nia:t.,,p'e.arr:odn.enet,
.In The Protection'of Sheep" sic-
tiOri. Of the 'Act e•e read "Any person
may ..kin a doe whit'h .is foUnd klfl
ine heep ihicle in a towaship or.
is found het:seensireset 'and
sunrise stra Yirip front tee premises
whey'e the dog is habilualla beet, 'or
which is foiledstraeing et. any time
and not ender reoper • enetrol, upon:
•prenriSes where sheep, are habitually
kept.", •a • • • • . •
It will . be seen frent th.ahriat' that.
the laW iesPectirig doge' May be
'made •-rery strict by any tnuitieipelity.
THE WATERPDWgn GRAB', ...et
.9TTAWA
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,
,,The flouse of ColipsoriF,,. at.,Ottawa,.
F:as the
Pe molath discusre a,i aopikatiOtt
lot the rereiial.of a eka 1 (-T.` or privi.
14.1- e lO hnikl a %-t`)
wOniti chnne.ti
the ,reent* and
Ile. St, 44i4t.:=.• :if •r,".
The p're:e4S,i'l
renew would/ niter MO rrillee not
pray to ,i-etistreat In& in de.
vei..00.• *titer'. powers' atopy 'the wafer.'
trees tetrohrecie'ettie trench Itirer and
' the. Ottawa' itiaer; '•
• der f.'s, the. eonetructien Of
thiS preaosed ,caealwee hest' gtetted,
to t eoeiefiata,33 year ,neo. trident:.
IT it Naas granted, for only 'a a few
yeirs at 'a time, provided, work on
asking 'for !something. the 'Vying of
which • is,: contrary to the &Mit' in-
terest; an4. tke, pnblie. 'hive caught:
en to tVieea It is likely that the .G6T-;
eminent; no More than 'the Opposition is in faVne . of extending the
charter, a please. its friends
• • , ,
:' • s
(the Siftone) it -wift have to make a
bluff' at gettingthe through.
9pPOSIti011 to the renewal of '• the°
charter, centres:: largely ;in Toronto:
end' Tcronto it saidby some to be
nothing but . selfish in its opposition
.•
It is • said that Toronto will be :fees
ever 'opposed to the construction of
the tleergian • Lay Canal. .This is ,
natural as sirch a. Canal would cheat
all lake traffic from the ;West away.
fraM the lower lakes and shoat it
eight across . to Montreal; and as,
etibody knows, there is no lovelost'
between these, 'rivet. cities. , Tothe
coutary as a whole; and ,especially.
the West, a short 'ent from take
o SteaLawrencee such ,
the Georgian bay: Cana!wouldMake.
vreuld be an • advantage, :provided the
cost would not. he tee) great. But the:
gra.raing" of, a ,c.harter to e ,private
company is not ...the only 'way to get
that, cenal, nor the only way to have
the water powere' ef 'the Ottawa de •
velbeed. There, is. just one right wey
t"o do these things. The renal "etiOuld
be built: if built at all, by Domin-
ion and the water pow-
,
era shoeld be deeloped by the proV.-
incea, as other water powers :: have
been develoPed. in Ontario.
The, likelihood it that theeekarter,
will not be renewed, and that the
Siften interests will hiae to be res
warded for Carty loyalty ' in some
Other Way: if rewarded at all.
" •
.000
ivEST.Foso : NEWs •
geY
-7-Wititicrelitting (is . the- Oz.cler of the'
Mrs: McMillan of Teeswater, .
visiting. here,
• Mr. and Mrs. 'Cherie*. 'Gillespie,
Ispent Sunday at Jas. Hodgint'.
a Master Evan Anderson of Tees-
• water, spent the past week with !,iks
grandparents there
Tat LATEST •FROM 'CHINA •
• The 0:eat city of .Shatighai .(that
th'e, natiye porton ef it) bas been
handed over' to the Cantonese
'Southern fortes. The '4foreign aec-
tto'peoeled. by British. .Americans
Freeth area man* respectable , Chi-
nese. ,•remains independent, guarbed •
'from tile Chiriese boards by in are
lfly. an,d war reasels representisig the
countries veined: . •
The :Chinese wrrug elementi hes*
,pecutte,r •v -27,F.:: *in, &narwhal. 'there
''""esi a Opera' and 14farttly WhOSe
F1."1111iittilit!S appdar to have been •isith
the erre' Ief the 'N'ierth, reCresenting,
the -gor#rtuttetet at Peli-ti; the North;
ere tied SOUtbet4 armies were about
to mtet in the vie:Mite of Shrieglial.
End apptient1 a decisiVe battle
tnirbt 1,e fought. there. ' A few Weeks
aseseari.e.se NT:eras-el 'llot_ti'm gel:tare
•takreet. Of the deritiee Of Shaaghlti
,n.d -Offered le 'give up -the'elq...to the
Southern army without • fighting in
toirsideretion ',of *a ,fe:ir
larfi �w he has given it tip and it
aePorted that he and hia armi
hate jetned , the Soirthernees. • Per.
hang the netinle of,Shinghei "iverl
itq pertleoler: *hether, their cit be
longed ,;(0 the North Or the South.' se
keg tv. it Wee hot Pilla,gail; la Willi
tile, rage Ot14fr t,0441 /Ad ritik
, I .
Miss Mildred Haldenby Of I Kineare
dine, spent the • Week -end under the
,parental roof.•
Mr:- Vern Hodgins of Toronto, spent
the. week;end visiting friendsand
-
, .
relatives here. • , •
These Whe'didenot come to West-
ford on the 16th. of . March 'niisSed
treat in .the three -act .comecte,en-
titled "The Four Leaf Shinnroelt,"
Mueh credie it given • to our young
Peoptle throughout the vicinity' for.
their activitv.. in presenting such,
:good piny. , Th.e following' was. the
Cast; MX. &Gorman-(Cedric'Green);
Lord .Kilearian: Joseph •Hop-
"ls.--at Ed Haldenby;
wyn (AlphOntis;''.- Murray); Mrs.
or,0orinari---:(tiexY 13e11)( Rose .
GorMataa•tlatirethi" Helderiby)-; ; Miss
TetberY Tattleionee (Audrey Hod -
ins': McDonnella- (Gettie
•Everybody 'felt sorry for
O'GOrnitin turning Hugh
acYla out and trying to- purstiade his
pretty daughter: Rese• to Mary Lord.
Idigdpan.. ..M'isS • Tattleten . :arriving
O n her bicycle unveils' Lord Kilganan
as only 4ing his servant, ,Jeseph
lloi,kins. Hugh gives .ROSe' the four
leafilianirock. ring in Arhieh is 'found
the seCr(t. oj the • family treasure.'
The.. cloSed, With, :Mt. • Ca, Gorman
promising Hugh his daughter's head
in mairiege_ iRetweeiv the acts Me-
aiee the orchestra; a
solo by Miss ',Campbell and an Irish
recitation by Jeanne .Haide,ribYa
The value. of .building and con.
sstructionecontracts„aweedeelen Carve
.ada in 1.06 :Was $372',947,000,
cotn-
pared with 6207,073.000 in 1025. an
:Increase' of 25 per -cont.., List yeat's
total, was the higirest for seve.ral
years. Deveiopluerit in the mining, .
power and peper industries in 'Can.
Oa 'wit. iniptertant factor cans
during the past year,
e , xes were nue lone y
Purvis a rfew -hours were spent in
dancing, which was enjoyed by old
and, young.
r,
'When the Canadian Pacific steams
ship fitentreyaI docked recently at
No: York, after completing her .fh•st
cruise AO-, the! West Indies Of the
year, she "resembled a floating men-
agerie, for theta- were assembled on
beard Over 200 love birds, patrot....
and ineekeYa. Them: peti Were
boughtly passengers :on the cruise.
, During the mirth's Cruise the, versael
touched at fourteen ocean ports and
:Sweeping reduction in the Mae*
of electricitst to all. sorts • of cen.
suniers 'has.been entrain:4d by a
leading elecitical company in New
Brunswicke .,The new rates are be-
ing tiled With :the ..New Bnieiswiek
Boaid. of • Public ' Utilities, 'Under'.
the new schedule of rates' the house-
holder will be able to secure. elec..:
triaitY for as • low as '3, -cents
watt hour, the same ,rates ,itIPPliting -
to .stores and office*.
•
Good reed., cars. • wider '• the joint.
direCters of ' the Manitoba • liepart.-
rnent of Agricultiire, the Dominion
,Seed Oranch'and ,the Manitoba Agri-
cultural 'College in conjunction wltb'
'the.:Cariadian .Pecific RailwaY. aro
„touring , the a province. . The . train
eensiats Of a lecture cara baggage
car with types of ail 'modern farm-
ing ml1s and other machines; a hore
ticulturat car. Which is the ftrat to
be operated. in Canada Lectures
:Lectures :
and demonstrations are given at
IN. MEMORIAM • '
Patterson -1n • roving niethory of
our dear ,mothere Mrs. ,Tame a Patter,
son, who died...one, year ago today-,
,11-rc1i 25th, 1926.
When the eveningshades have:fallen
and we are all alone,
• Ire our hearts there comes- a lpng-
1
'If You only could come home
' Oft we think of our dear mother.
And our hearts are sad with pain,
• O. this earth would be •a heaven
Could we hear' your voice again.
. tier lovieg husband, and el1ilth-ep.
ste.P•
Emile St. Gesidardeyoutnftil • Mabee
tObe deg, muSheefrom.The Pits, cia-
ried • the ::honors .in tne, Eittero
Internatienat'120rniile, •dug ..aerby;..at
Quebec recently • • St:* tkildard'a.tiMea
'for thethree-day rare was: 11 hours
and. 37, minutes ,ser 54' .rairiutes.
faster.'thah the p.revious recerd. Or •
the ,same eyent, tic .ties.ect Out r:Leciea
hard' Seppala s • tier° Of . the „ Non.. .
Mesita, Aerate . eel& ,.by,20 nitnutee
..and 20' secendaa. George, CheVeetne
took , third • ,place,while "Pedd?.
.• Nolen. 15.year:44d,, . iniisners main-
tained fevirth..,plaati.'efaiiiigliout' the' •
• "
mace:
rm. ce and President May Open Peace Bridge
,
eaA
s•rse
,..eaele "-sae:MN
i • ,s'reste,eava.\....:Setsa,
,enwurmfl,ion dollar Peat°
Bridge netweet Iadfintle and
, be opRned n ilty=
bertif present P:aes tatty, men as
Iioped that he Thin t:e Or' Wales and
,Peesideet 'Coolidge will be present
t°t;4:11;
tofin
thtoughr.mt ,the 4 000 t eot of the tiow
• malice. hut it is high'Imongh at the
'ilhifalt, 6141lo iOrisi ,Of the largeal
Pii‘ing 1111411103114 It, Al;
ready • there le. enitik(o.„0.t. Immo-
'Ireetnitoeiver. .aartee nee:
0)1(1tho- doe
Nitittiow ertme-
lag': of -thlr....Ntgat'a:.liiver tt in.ta
peine- • • _„
,
uttitIV Pi hi Me wilt aUto
serYd ett liek tialeide ned the OMNI.
•0talaft .101`01ThOlitertilf..-Proviel011hfln
lioenitnitdO ,lito bridg0 'tor •ti.100
004 tO •OtiolOki• tiliPtiOpO tO140.
•giaTh
..en,T,ite", and *11 Tetelibbie
't.tittStr00110it O.:trendy. 14-
ati111t',;(1 the cahl;, illenlace._
1110 Rubin:trine' tink „nosi **Wittig bei,,
in)ath WU W010,8 Of-
itivof at„Aanatv bland. ThIg new
irtn..1( for itilephann lalke ahonIC
et(in Ina to the , molly cUfftctttes
widen hivariabIS' arise 'trent itadet'..
water idlinihena nnnia' tile; 90 Sot*
*tit