The Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-02-16, Page 56
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THE
RED FRONT HARDWARE
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.c46'.$ •••'..6 -11r • .1i$1.,P HA1W SAWS
ON :HAND. . ALSO MAPLE LgAl.•:' CROSS, ..cUT • SANys..
lp ThT Ngio 6p..4•cROss cvt MW 11 WILI PAY-YOH. .
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TO 1..:OOK•Oirgre..00
'AXR'S•T'I4TE BET, 'VVA,ig.1:•,, PULL.•GUAIZANI'f;IE
,
ALWAY§ ,
SKATES, PUCKS AND HOC EY'•;$17.IcK'S,
COLEMAN LAMPS AND LANTERNS: TIIOSE GOOD LIGHTS
FOR .HOMES WITHOUT ELEC.IRICITY
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.,Me.CLAII,Y: AND HAPPY THOUGHT QUEBEC COOK STOVES •'•
•• AND -QUEBEC -41 -EATERS; ----,
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Phone
. Hardware Coal
F'ORTE0
Lucknow.
Plumbing Tinsmithing
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„Lucknow.- • .
Wirighare
-Thane .74 Phone 256,
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,lionume4.tal Works
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likktibi 611AM:
Ilaseehe" largest and most comp ete
• •• ',steak in the -most' beat:1111i, designs
• to eb0060 ,ftom in .
Marble-Seatehr-Swedisheetnd-ean---
•• •
• *Can Granites
,iV.a make a: specialty oe Family
• Monuments and invite yout teepee-
InseaPtioris Neatly, Carefully and
Promptly Done. • •'
ei us before placing your order.
D(liglag/ rt' •• ct A. ,Spotton
Lueltaew,, , Ont. .
is
TnE RIVER.
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Y.'
• • Each year eie- Canadee. surereys er
. pushed • farthereintothe. Ilinter1F1:
eeild----eacee-eadvaiieediscioaeeeleralieabl
resources of which cithens tact:eve
preyiously, bean • aware: The Pe4P
Rive, „dietreet., heS,• bena. epopulael
thought of 4s the.,last :ainland ern
vire" in that dieection bue an engin
per of the Topographical Survey o
11-MICKNOW ,A11,31$0.,411),
6,66,
ROX#YROOPr
PereY Purvis troll% /dab°, is
visiting his ,eister, Mrs, Jae, Hansa,
ftinMgr. uRry. anm9bferSi. asTkilaotapToni,s8..Vis-
•Mr. and Mrs. 'lames MurraY visit-
ed at Purvis'a on Friday: •
. Mr. Howard • Rohinson 'is :engaged
It Work at Ackert Bros.'
kisses MOrion. and Annie Hadgins
took in thcNorinel -At, Home " at
•!Stratfoed a' weak' ago."' where. their.
sister, Mary,' is," etudeet. ' •
and Mrs-. 'Moot* atur
ibi'Ve moved on to ,the TIOAston. farni, •
, formerly •run hee• Mr. J. EcIcenteCiller:
.Ackert Brose'are havir4„ a sale.' of ,
.eattle,:'TuesclaY,eFeh. ,:21, at "HolY-
e The young people of •"•.11olyrood
met Wedntgclay,' Feh, !8; and organ-
ised , a i.eornmunitY which will
Meet every: Venday night et 8.80' je
the.. , ToWriship, • Hall. e :Thee folleWing.
officers were 'eleeted--Pres., Mr, e.
Burt; Vice -Pres.,' Mr, Eadie;
Secretary, Mr. Donald MacPherson;
Organist,. Mrs. Howard elfarris; Pre-
erame'Comniittee, Misses E. pinkie -
dee and Thompson,, Messrs e Cecil
"Johnston, eGierdon.,• MacPherson. and
eirolstee-MRD-oriald:- Meinberiliin -fee
•
• • Some of our •yoUrig, peopleetook in
the play "Cyclone Sally"! • at! ;Kin-
• lough. All report an excellent time.
• Miss legacy- Bell left on Wednesday
for Hamilton, to train eS a nurse at
the .11aMilthe General" Hospital. AIr
so. Miss. Audrey •Hedgins ., left . en
Monday for„•Stratford, to. train g
nurse • at the -Stratford 'General' Hese
.pitel. .Prior to their', departure
'number !of friende' Met at their horn.e.,
end presented. Miss-Audecy--.with
club. hag,' Umbrella and' sa' slicker;
nd'Miss Ley with.:a. Wrist -watch,
.and tortoise shell toilet ,set as a mark
,:ef ,ePi.ereeiaticip..... Thee best .wiehes
the, two.; young. evoinenein their
-,hese_oprofessjon, • • : •
, , . .
The•linnualc"-At Hee'!:of
nikhe'fil?The1704.4,ifii;: Ilia ,fany7
!lies Old ,..mernbers of-t,hee-Inatitatere
- were. Pretty well represented./ After
eery • sumptuous supper, had been
partaken of, Mr. John Purvis in his
esual 'happy. manner acted as • toast
master. •. Mr. F. Thompson propeeed
the toaet to the Kieg; atl. sang the
the • Deparemen,t..of the: Int.erior.. det-.
iiig . , ,
Orle :SUlillticr:of: 1927. penetrated -
west 'a'nd north of, ' he • onterynost,
.alge of' Peace found
•leee.• of fertile; Ferns.ey .:Of 'hig
rolling 'Open plateaus epee.
roam fleckeeeof„ ,Reeley M,ceintain goe.
arid bighorn sheep and 'herds of Oil
•o ed Where the. beet
takes, his • ease• ri!h
ouritry clear, , Cold
tish'efeeming :elyets, • and •streerns
,which hive „theie'.rise the glaciers
-Of the re any range of ;the Rockies : to
A. 'train loin:nee' of ,eighteer, hours
leer Eh :and!. • west.. • •frore: .Edeloriten.
„orings • one '.tp., the teeVii ee of: ',peace.
"Revel-, 'Alberta; on. the banks: Of the
"! feet., of 'the same' name. Two hun
fired f•and feftY 'miles up, th•e.- ,stream
'"reeeeleettee River, is .IItulson. Hope,
British '-Celunibia; ...a .11udsori'e ,Bay •
!ore eenv post at the head 'of' navi-
gation or•••rivei; Steamers; great,
country' lies • beyond, and .one of
eiooterestieg natural' featureS,
,:())1p• fievepty' :mile • northwest , of
.e.reds'er, IlopC,,ise the. :fall§ on. the'Gra4
,hapi: river where the whole stream
,
eeakes eieeei'• drep' of 2e0 .feet over
e eeerneildicelar „rock. Another eource.
W.Chideee is the 'Nelsen. river,. tlie•
,thost. 'eeetherly• tributary of the, L-
tnd
,rivereewiele Its .canyan 1;000..feet
deep gete.edin'g Jetty 'Milne" easterly
from the Meientaiee2..The riverlteelf
wee., eressed onea. Taft .lest • summer
Ily• the eePleratery Party, Proce.d.e.
ere- that.. wee -frenglit with eilaeger '
. ind eX.citement.',. „ ., -
The investightione of the expleriit
tore ,party' betended in general ',if -her.
.1'n area,. eighty 'Miles' Wed. and 1.75
Hiles Mirth or Illidson or,
. •
reughly between 'latitudes • 56* and
. ,
Mel • longtitieles. e2.2e and 124i`.
Fifteen yeer•s ego • the south-eastern
eore er ...tine • cottetrer'., 'the... nearest
went,- eiviliiation, lay distant from
Edmonton a six Weeks',,,journeY • .,Pf'
hard travelling, Neer,: :with ,
rove• • yell . end eteaniteoat
it. 'Cali be..eeeched ,iti ' as
days. The soptheriy .adge.• of
thie ••hree Wes' firee tbuched in 1783
Sir 'Alexander .Mackenzie during
his famoni, 'overland •joiriney te- The
J1L1d'tr, -m the_ more.. aeeess.i.,.,
tile •'pertieepee 'the- •PeiCeedlieleFinlaft
rieeese'weee explered. ••• ' • ,
• 1807' end 1808. at the height of
the KI(,)ndike inspector Moodie.
e .thegorthwest Monnted police ent
ii-• peek Avail' :from "Fert•St.',Jehn,
dfretteei !Leerier ,mess to Fort Gra-
• hame' and Telegraph. Creek. ie
tele pt„ to,...locete 'a :trail th _the Yukon,.
le .191 • ,Ifiefor, Vert; • iiisa.-eof, the'
Policee'made "Cifiloratory
tell). tie. the ,e..•eirthe but ilpere froin this
HI Ilo "l1`41:s known'. to the outside Werld
eholit eeuntey until the rettne-
'oe
eetisonte eViitle•teetetrileaf
abate '104060 eslefite miles tlele
•cerritOry waS t'OVered. informa-
tion 'obtained lor.the• 1840 ..01 pre-
-•
liWil)O11:111411; •
h'
National • Anthem. Mr: a.: Bell Pro-.
• nosed the: toast .to Our Coulifile 'Mr.
Will Cox responded; ,..11.1r. • Ernest
Ackert eproposed the :.toast to, The
• Home „and Mrs, Walter Hocigins re-
• nondede. Mr, Walter HOdeins• Pronese,
.! the toast to the Thatitete and Mrs.
JaMes, Hodgins, • Pres;, responded;
Mrs..: Mike .'Gamble • proposed .the
toast to 'the guests and Messrs. M-
iner ,Ackertharlie. Congrame joe.,
Corileyi responded, • Then •eall 'joined
in singing "The :Maple Leaf • Foe-
,
• river.' The. meeting was layered with
solos hy.:Mrp: Ernest 'Ackert and Me..
Tlarold Thoinpsinie a reading by Jeati
Haldenley.
EAST .WAWANDSII: '
efreAR.MER DIES
, • .
,..isaac Stewart, : for the •ph'st 25.
,:yeayi a farmer in „East Wawaniesh
Township, died at his hoine there on
• Sunday last. • The late Air: Stewart
Was n .son • of the late John and Mei.
Stewart, former 'residents of the
Tenth Concession; .Culross. :Me. Stew-
art's. wife; died about a year ago., and
• .since about that time: he did. not
• jeer good health, and • steadily be-
eaineestrorse. Six Of a:" family sur-
•/Pive: Emma" .of Wamfield, Ont.;. El• -
sie. at home;., Gertrude „and Max in.
Toronto; •Alex. of Kalamazoo; Miele,
and Maurice ,of Edmonton. ", .
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BUSINESS .CHANG AT .
TEESWATER
•TWo btisi ess •changes :took • place
• • at TeepWater last week. . Jas. Arne.
• strong; Who has been assisting • in
. •
Jeffery's 'Hardware the • past year,
• has „bought Mit ' John. „McGowan's
hardware • store, and Will be in oPpo-
Shim to his, former' empioyek... Mr,
Armstecing has a farm near • Walker-
• 'ton, but :did not take to that ,kind of
work, and. a year age went iiito Jeff:
• eery s store as"assistant.
• The Other" change, is in the bakery.
. Me; Johnston,' who has , lbeen in the
bizSiness„ for borne baying, sold'
Out, to-eIVIte--E-e-Telkere.-wlice- denies -ease
aeeew-•mairetoe:Teeswatereeeeee-----eee.--
,,
•
Meat of. the Men. who haave that• .
there, ah,mild •he q tax .On baehelors
Are married Men. ' • •
- • ong_as,...msaka. y a. way
• escape from the. death penalty, these
hope ":41„
• Tie wife, doesn't hold hi& arm be••
eauie She loves -Kim', hut becauee
• that Is the easiest ;way to ger!hiin
When the, seas a shOp window worth`
•
People., nfled to ' thiik the, OM
• was fiat, 'thin th4t diseovera it wazi
, tOtliti4 4n4 1,iir, hioilY people thini.
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FLo*ER6ALE
Miss" Frances MacIVer, VA0 'is 'sup-
. .
plying as .teacher fete Kathleen Hill,
pear Auburn, spent the .week -end at
her 'home. ;
Mrs. Jo Hodgkinson kodekinsen of' -Alberta,
visited 'at Mr. E..:HodgicieSorea lest
Ms. • R. .Marefn .ependieg • a feW.
days With her people at Helen'
• Misi Miry B. Douglas is at home,
After speeding several: Weeks at.the
'.ioine Of Mr. H., Allin I;nelinow• .; '
Mrs. W. Rohe! and MrS, R. Martin..
pent' Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
3. Breckeeridgee •
• Mr..and Mrs. L MacIVer, Were vise
, , ,
itorse'rhUradaY•at . the home . Of
2nd Cpre
• ,The young people from,' Fiewerdale '
are certainly enjoying thenew'
skat-
4ng rink in Ripley. . •
" Mies Irene Morgan Srient the
week -end .at het home, 10th Con:
Mr. Joe Black' ;has -ptirchase.d the
farm of "Mr. Barry Wilkinson.. •
PARAMOUNT.
. •
; Miss Marjorie Henderson' of Lucke
no*, spent the week -end veithe, liee
arid: en av
" 'Elf -
.eturned fron; a visit with friends at
• 13elgraye..' .
. Mrs.. Jelie MacAealey is .stifferi118- t
• • "
'rein an htteck of , .6
• '......Mre:eOrlancleRicliatede.e-Wiue'ette'veeeke!:
4nd guest With friends at Bervie.1 •
,---411rsittJae.: 'Baird eic, :the. kieyrIist
. Her Marierefriends • and
meighbors 'see her well
' -Mrs,- Stewart Finlay Of Snide, wait'
a redeet 'guest of Mr. sitki gi6, Jack
• .
earruesoii.
- • LloydA and. Angus MacAllleY ceIe
• Saterditie When they *ei!tertaine4
iheie,sehael :mitts to opt. dler speete,
VelloOtir the opottii' thy oitv04
41144.
RAtiff) tifff
, . . .
MI,:,.,114i..coo,ic visited, :Et ,o,„ days
last week et 'Dungan,
."11;iiati • Call;pliell S.pent • feev
daYO .leat Week With Luchiletv frieridcie
' Mr. John- and peter Carter Mr.
g.3; 4 A. MacXenzie "'and Mr, Frank
miller,' were in Riplet last: .!illesdii41
attendirig the L.O.L boterity eneet,
.ing, and repeat a .i../eTY. 'entlinatestie.
meeting of, an _the ji!DagOi of West
'13Paga naaqiihiede• Wale, • •earrieet.
unanimously to 'eelebrate'.tbe.'12th'd
July in the toWn 'of .:Lueglierty.`" this
3,r,.ditr/e. The *Ption, of officers: „ re -
tilted
' • 45.e.,:•efellaws.latpealel,',". cr
'ilahoad,..isiac,04iaa;•: ex, )e.n.
gan,'"'1141eleYi lj,M.; Will 'Enullertee,4
Bethel; • •Chen.; . Scott,'..Serviee
, •
*cponioi Zion F,gm
••• •.'Treafe, •John
.Enirnertnei, johe'.
Milier,*.Luckn:o:W; :1st. Leet.e., Mark
••Gardner; eLuelcnow,e2rid. •Lecl •Isaac'
,
,
MAFEKING
M sister, Mrs. .P',1',ahl!as..6'nisdevriiisOint:
this week. • e ••
•e_Blalcaattended.the "At -
Herne" • .in Stratford-Nerecial•e• laSt
. Miss Alice „Shaekleton, !wile bks
been home for two weeks owing
• illness, returned to Stratford Satur-
day;
lelise Olive eKilpa.trick was home
feoin :Wingharn for the week-eed,
Blake, who has been quite
sick with bronchitis is iniproving
nicely; but we regret to repart little
• if any improvement in. Verna Kilpet-
rick's :condition. We are • pleased to
notiee TomFfenry.-jr. able to he out
a'rid .Mrs. :John :S. Kilpatrick,
• orCrewe, and •Miss Laura Robinson,
Of near ttelgeava, visited 'with .Mafe-e,
'ling. -friends last wpe,li:. , '
•••••••••=101I•mb
,
ere I
teritish boy Mae.
Migration 'scheme hae been adopted .
Dy the Manitoba Provincial Govern -
!mete' and abenit fifty lads Will be
• brought . here. this year, for place-
' pleat on farms in the: -province, Hon.
A. prefontaine, ,Mieistee of Imini-
gration, announced. • Firstethe boys
'will . be placed at the Manitoba
Agriculture College for preliminary
training in firm work. ‘•
,
Calgary -Two • commercial '
'•Plane transport projects are „being'
developed in -Calgary. , One 'Calls
for the use of. aieplanes carrying
•twelve persons 'each; to' be used prie- •
cipally ter .passenger, freight and
• mail traffic between Calgary „and
:Edrnsenton;:the ether calls for lighter .
.maehinea, tWe' Or three- pas.senget ,
for Calgery,EdniOnton and. rneuntain
flight purposes. .
• •
All the way from -Car -nose, Alta.,
to Glasgew, Scotland, unacconipan?
ied, .a distance of approximately
.5,000 ,,distance
is ,the record of ,Donald
James Campbell, nine years of age.
Ile took the .All -Red route of the
C.P.R. 'ecreee the Dominion to Saint
John, where he embarked op the
linerLMontclare bound for :Glasgew:
Ile is visiting his mint, -who lives in
Busby, Glasgow. • • •
• All previoes records connection
with. the we.e,thound movement of'
rain to Vancouver •aver Canadian
Pacific Railway lines were broken
during the first two 'w'eeks in Jan-
• uary aecording to E. Cotterell, sup.
erintendent of transpOrtation, west-
ern lines of the company. Deliver,
ie* at Vancouver by the Cariadian-
Pacific during the fortnight in gees, -
tion totallexi apProximetelY 22,500,-
000 bushels of grain• . • -
Calgary.--eFarm land eialuen in
Southern Alberta are tending. to be -
Come firm as the Testa 9f the series
of good crops, and more inquiries for
farm acreage have been received in
the last few months, actording to
real estate.Men, than in any similar
period in the past five or sir years.:
Farms. Offered for 'sale last spring
at $15 'per acre and 'bringing no of -
fere are 'selling now for from $20 tei
825 pereacre, The deniand for farms
both for, purchase and 'rental is de-
cidedly strong. "
In recognition Of the fine "weirk
by officers of the Canadian 'Pacific
Railway and the Canadiari National
during the last summer tour of the
second triennial Empire Mining and
Metallurgical Congress, 'pre,senta-
tions of gold :and enamel cuff Unice
were made recently, to fifteen erri-
pleyees Of both/ companies, at' a
dinner, , held' in Montreal. E. W,
Beatty, president-of-the-CPR:rind
Sir Retiree Thoreton• of
Were both Presentl
Snewshoe ,Alreek in Quebec gt
way- to .a good start When .. l
beueendmembers of the Raquette
Clubs paraded,the streets of -the '61-
ity and 'later iionie 1,300 pnow"-
heere-eirrefelle*iiii-ef 'felt -lira cos- 1 .e
turne made an attack On the *idle • r
defended by thwegaerieen -ard, illu-
minated by a brilliant- fifeweitki
!Hanle -Y. The, ehief center of
esteinter-
there Ai . theerriterfiational eDeg
Derby, which VP to be staged shortly
and for this visitors from the entire
Dorhinio'n and the United. States aro
'flocking to Quebec,. faxing the.
'Chateau Prontenae to 'itli full'
AzikPaelts.i.
•
Another advantage of the .gteat
open: tiptoes is 614 you Ran take 'S..
nliht slot ot *.howi!ot cot without,
w1041111 Aftilhker •
IITAMINS- A:NEW:N.40E:
BUT 'IT EXPeeejeete MANY LIVE
STOCK ,l'ItOBLES/0 NOT NEW.
Is eneppreent the. Know .How the
, Absence. 'of Certahie.Jeleinents of
Pelee . Affect' .Development,:of,
Animals.; • e. •
%Oen., binee bY. centred., D'eneirtnient
' • • • • ' eerie:14er% Toronto' . . ..• • „
etoneg• .ahimaip • reared la nature'e
• Wa'4, Where the ..rnetlier. Veal. free, to
Select -and : lack up:ANS- fetid, nlantil''
that ,heleietitinetelead her' tee,.die not
euffee •froin theenntrittenal• ' dls,eapp,
common:to. young. enfant:1,s reered
dere doneeiitiCatiOne have '
gPtleaeneeli. the lestme 'from
nature; taugbt to these Willing '.t'e Obi
$erve, the .uttrestratpect.young,eniniale
thet..inetinctively basks'. in the sun '
and. eats green plants, " Melee:WAY (if '
;here:leg gelinels and poultry' together,
yards' and Stable* and the,.
use of 'filed feeds that: do not carry
• the 'yiternins riecessarrto. proper eq..'
' tritioe, ,baire• tho often resulted Mee
astrensly, for the' yeu.ngaperital, Sun-
• shine 'Supplies: som.ething,: dry feed •
frequently fail t�, supply the neces-.
• sary somethingereqeired , for proper
development. • •
•Calves,, Pigs, end chteliene that are
• been, apparently. strong,' fail to dee
velOp 'Properly :Unless. ;they. get in.
.daily4e01.1he:.nlyaferiOus
elements that we speak of as
Diseases due to ImproPer feed-
ing 'have been • recognized for Many
'years; • but exact 'knowledge of e the.
• lacking. elements have been • kriewn
•• but a Short time.
• Vitamin A. is soluble In. fat and. is
Called, fat solu'ble A. • It is nreeent in
greatest amount he butter,. 'Yolk' of,
'eggs, green • le•ayes, yellow corn,
green. •Alfalea.. and -:-cod liver .oIL
. young animals !given feed/ that are
,absoiutelee lacking 'in Vitamin' A: • dee.
velbp • Mire ,eye neition called
•Zeroethalmia.. Chickens lose. weight;
the eombebecoines pale,' the feathers -
ruffled.' arid .• slionr -progresidere musette,
lex weakness.... A- White extidate•cole
/teeth- ie ;the. eye: 'One, post mortem,
birds feint .have,.delreleped •tliteenetri-
ttonal .disease ahpw ' Or '
yellowish raised nodules the tissue
about the size:eel a Millet seed 'and
•firregiilax le outline': •••Theise• letitene
TR-014.IEND,IA'N$_•_111•1PROVE
•
elerellteetteiiedeoyete-theesuefttOeeefeth
•oepOpliaged. In addition, to the no
dulee .1ri the oesophagus; ebledie.s.nee
• Jetiring•e from "eiltarein• .deficiencY.:
•••t.reheturomeree:SbovisTeherrirbgeeterreistieen_tc:rriedges•altV
• In, color, and 'streaked With a network
of white' lines..' Decitsieleally there --!s -
a gezieral . distribu-tion of unties
throughout the bodkand, the eurface
of theeintestinal.' organs appear as if
sprinkled .• with flour. ,The !me.' of
green feeds,. yellow- corn- or eod liver ;
oiF.preyeets the conclitheee .
:.• ' ,Aiso" known . ealWeter '
q9luble , pato' vitamin Is. resent
geeen leaves, yeast, and
. the • covering Of most grains. • Its
eresience in the. feed. Pieveeta Piety
eeeirrelle poultry, and beriberi in
Manietn the. disease is• char
ecterieed by nervousness and
ItY Inabil-
to co-ordinate muscular inoVe-
neents. Paralysis Of the lege, frequent
end sometimes paralysis of. the nine-
eiee of the neck. The internal, organs
eppear shrunken and .darkeeln color
56.
'You can tell es gooci.drivir
bY the mileage he ketfs,-febm
his tire‘
ME fellows are Sure rough on tires -slam on
• „.
the brake and slide a yard or two in stopping -
drop in the cintch and ?Pin the rear *heels in
starting -speed 'round corners and ski4. .
It may save. a' few minutes rimning•timerit 'may
even looknlittle "showy" to the rnan on the side
walk -but the real driver 'Itntsirs that it , means.
miles Off the running life -6f the tirese • ' •
Good tires will give unbelievable miles of service if
you treat them rieht. prive sanely. .
'Come. in and,let us,put the gauge on the valves
once a week --under inNttion means certain
• . • ..
trouble. •Let us examine the'casings regularly for
embedded flints and nails. This service mill save,.
dollitrs on your year's car expense!'
4
OMIOION TIRE, D
SMITH
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Iiidealing • 'With-711er • ,pditin to .0
, a:pet:7:I4T,011,7:05s,000
Ida has "ever acted on the -principle
•',het the aim .was to get -'these wards
into a' sthte of selfesiippert and inde
- •• 7
,pendence, as, quickly as. possible. The
•eask has not been short or, easy; the
problemsof Indianp.in the Maritimes
ere ,•not those of. British e Co umbia
nor db solutions worked out in Qu'e-
bee. and. 'Ontario meet the need's of
the :Prairie. Provinces. •Itis' there-
fore gratifying to find tbet the re-
ports, season by Seasen, show that
in hit, parts of the. Dominion steady -
•progress is •being Made toWards: the
desired end...• .
harrerarreralt±The niusete :tfesue
alsodarker, in coloe• then stemma.
'The „free use of foods; such are milk,
fruit," tubers, green Wants; bran .ftntl
eerm..theai,:preveriteethe antineuritie
condition. , ' •• '
• ' Vitamin- r. •••• The lack •of this•vita-
rein In tee •robe leads to the .disease
known ae 'setter,: It is usually called
the inti-acorbutic vitaminThe; main
soercee of Vitamin Care fresh greep
v.:egetable,s; citrus fruits • and to -a
• limited. extent • in • frepli ineate tebere
and fresh ./n 'poultry, the. de-
• fletency, is shown in a, general une
thrifte cOndition..of the feathers. In
man, the' symptom! are .toa.evrell
known to need Mention here,- . ' .* •
• Vetere ie • D. • The' presence -Of • this
• vitamie. Iri the food prevents the con-
dition known- as rickets Pr leg weak-
, • •
ness in young chlcks4 children and
ypung, pigs. This vitamin is present.
In green leaves, milk and cod liver
ofl._ One per • cent. of .eod liver eil
added to the• ehickeeration will pre-•
*Pet -lege Weakness:. ,Rickets may
also be prevented by .exposingthe
young tp bright sunshine, the ultra.
Violet may be. Obsorbed by the. skin.
andhave its intleenCe on body
Metabolisni. ! • • ,
Mixed ,dietfor Man aontaining
• in addition to . 'cereals and green
vegetables, also some milk and rresh;
Meat, is the -hest safeguard .a e
the. possibility of a Vitamin delleimicy,
and, 'furthermore, insures an ade-
quate supply. at inorganic- salts and
protein of Peeper biologic: For ani -
mats; green feeda iiibeason, well sav-
ed. legume hay and roots for the 'rest
of the, year, and sunshine all the
time, For poultry, greep•feeds,,rnIlk
'yellow eorn .and ;sunshine ai the
'time, keep'nutritional diseases
away, -L: Stevenson, 'Dent. of Exe„
tension, O. A., College, Guelpb V
' Ideal Apple Tree, '46 •
Dealing With the Prairie' Province
es where the tribes; totalling 35,000
individuals, entered, about forty-five
•
years ago, •into treaty with the De-
minien 'Government, the very • • fact,
that in this area the. Indian' farmers
raised inele27, ' in retied numbers,
one million •bushel's of genin,,shows:
how treniendous have been the strides
made.: And this is oi0-Pert �f the• /story. Bach year „Indians are farm:,
•`leg ,a little 'better than the year be-
fore and each, year they ere
ir spend-
ing theown, money tolieproVe their
Positions and to Make their homes
' The ideel apple tree • ip ens that
has been: eo •pruned ,from. the begin- ,
• lithe that its Mein limbs ar.e -weli
Placed andlifOrm strong crotches that
ewellecarryeth'eetree to;.- athrity. w1tlie--
out-breakages - or inJuryeand•enalefe, -
be treetoyear annua.verdpii' 'of *Pat:
lefectoty, ,proportiens and. otialityeat
low, 'cost •• and ' without the ' necessite;
for the use 'Of props.
s Tieing' on lePads.
For tieing on loads, repe 'Canner,
lniebeatepeee-Anyeperetilifielias letee-
xnerience in dreawing baled hey•ovet
ough roads knows hevt•diniteltele...
Theep the top in place: A eopeabout.
fifty feet long, dri4von tight
;the toP.eoiirse hates: hold tti
4n -one !mild Icluster.*•^8ath"•b116''heb
helps t� held the Other:
Self ;Fodor for Ps .
;
• Do not:OVerleok ,tlie advantitseset
the self feeder ittating,tor the pis
•BrItittifiege.tlielf-Ited.efrotee-fe
they sat tat more, thereby Making ierg
and tenie to Markets:hit.,
liae at aa eariter date, , I,sras feed
• Itt Yean fret! to Mike. 'Elaine* end' 'Mutt
11,1.1t)pt. iminite•a,
a
more coinfoktable." NiohWithstanding
'a-. late 'spring this, year, the Irid'ans
• ,
seeded 64,534 acres,. which. was an
increase • of 2,385 geree: Over _' last.
• Year. • Over . six thousand acres: of
, , • •
new •,land were ,broken • .and the? area
••sternmelefallowed was eloee• to- 30,-
pee. acres.:
• The nurnber . et cattle on .the re-
• . •
eerees • has inereased slightly'over
142 6 "arid the quality 'of the heeds has
been maintained a ehewie by . the
ucceses achieved le epee compete,
.0
.ti Ph • , Two carloads of steers from
:the Nick •'Lake •reserve • won. firat
pnize th
• •
at e' Moose Jew Feeder and
Stoker showin onine.titinn ,appry.
,ta the. province of Saskatchewan.. In
the Feeder and Stinker Show Cal-
gery; "Alberta, two „ shipments of
steers! f,rom the, :Blackfoot reserve
were awarded „second and; third priz,
,
es. 1 The best' prices are'...commandeil
by the' Cattle. !frem., the reserves and
incomplete
, ,
, •
rehires sin* •
that .
proximately $95,000 was realized
from Indian '.eatle .fattened And . Sold
In..the4hreeprovinees.-• •• • -,----
• - The- .succss of the-. Indilnedelie
.faiMing 'refleeted in 'the iinprove
home Conditions. - The •yeae-1.07-
'Wei one Of great .building activity en
nrairie reseeetet, eleee te 100 • rid -W
.hoinesibeigg erected. on, the Fair-
Lettleapkatchewaneeeinclee akee
St. Mintiti reserves . about 'thlrty':.Ave
1otiethl:ieeonth,:rreetreesddi.o.ae'n6dzi,,toht,
Portage la ...Prairie .,and-ManitOwapah!
• •
Agency, Itttnitoba. These,: dWellings,
are'constructed of .ing;.chijlly
eptnet; lieeVii en both aides •ancl dove.'
tailed at the ends, The Sizes: of:the'
hoiteesi*nge from 14 fee 'by i feet
--to.e16 feetehet••••"22Tiett-arel a...-
hobi. 12 :foot in 'height:: They are
tintehed Withshingled' roOfs). two
wiride*st, and A door; ind art
'oroKL, Theo se t4king Ole ploco,
•OA low log !PIO oloolvisks,
V
•t•f tliPtebieked:Lakes',IliOncy,
as-
katcheirin, "thirteee new . Indian
homed'. 40'i:eight bare!: Were 'built of
ar'ellogeeLeAtethe- Mpese.,Mountain
Agency, . also in Saskatchewan, where
housing :conditiOris have. been /Mar,'
he situation is.relieved, by the eree- •
tion thiS• year Of eleven new .honsee.
These . were built of good ,logi. With
frame .gables' and roofs, „and , are
plieterecl With Hine. Midsand
Six-
teen new,harnee were put,en re -e:
•eerves . in the Toirchweed Agency,
S aIsnk nitt de hd twi c;a: t •..1
the
the Indians on new -home% thousainde,
1.-mone; spent by
of dollars from' their own funds were
expended' for the purchase ". of• h‘orees,
-and for iinplemente and other farm...
equipment. The ate ount se epeet is •
g ,ieach. •year-' gaff !greeter
Are is being 'taken by ihe--atives :of
:their stock and equipMent. '
The rapid:change in fanning meth.:
Ida among • the Indians i8. largely due
to the growing number of graduates"
,frorn.' the Indian . seboolp among tie-
• tiye farelere �f today: . The, yo0g
Indiens are takieg‘the places of, the .
older •natiyes' and. are leringing into
use., the ad.vapced methods a: farrn-';
leg. taught:4a .the schools.': Greater
interest • ie being shown in •ingetaleie -
,thrdening; there is a 'Steady 'increase
in: ,the number - of 'Indians .
coves 'arid' making 'butteran'cl poultry
and swine raising are being added to ••
the other -farming pursuits. . •
The progress of the. Indians el the,
Prairie. Provinces nest • 'encourage ;
leer, pocigni-and economieallY their
advancement has Veen steady and .it
is. expected. that ein the not. far dis-
tant future they will .reach _a poei-
tion of, cornnleee self -suppoittand. tri-
depeedence:
0-Q-0
.LANGSIDE
The Foresters held an "At Home',
in their • hall at„Langside, ; Friday
" „,
!evening,' and all report e evoriderful-
time,
Mr. and' Mrs. v2Enitire'on and M.S.'. •
R.- Tiffin, spent SandaY at the for
-
mer's home:. • , ' '
Mr. -pave'. Scott' Of Mount Forest,.
spent' Sunday at his home here.
Mr. and -Mrs. J. McInnes Spent
8untlEty evening with Mr, and
0. Tiffin,
nn
•ad Mrs.. P. Caslick spent.
Sundaye-withe Mr. arid, Mrs. •"Georga
Mr.- and Mie. 0. Tiffin and fluidly
anal. Mre aed Mrs, W. Tiffin visited
on Monday •evening with Mr. and
Mrs, J6 Mernnee,
raise the eveTeleinO0
ge61::-:see'.
____ellarneeeloelreeneakers'edd•-'9.ha
lt is nuse trying • the, milk .pfjnee,„
• MatildrtieSe'on !those ,Who want the "
eitee.tri:;;of,„ everything,
th6,2k.,eattlilta.hie„!It.vehneilewrfeolrlotshe63, vairtedat, yu:eu ehalt;..
gets ire licking yen, •
"tell•
the t''''.1.:Vnzhdfeetlrh8tterak It wiU Jinn ti
t, but°' 1Y,ec' a
' Love is, tho quality tliat mattes 'tam
yOungsters thintt Woo 01411' owipo
t•ks gt• Ops ?IA's* 444 gitph
:At
1.
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