The Lucknow Sentinel, 1923-10-25, Page 5•
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THiA." LIIC .NQW',SENTINEEI.,, THURSDAY, Ocj B It 25th;, 1923 ;
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Automobile and 'ruck Manuructurers
Ord, Oiltailo:::
TO 414 CJ1W)1.111ORD DT.ALERti'
Ootober,lith, 1943.
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• when this orgenination decided.” Septesibsr,20th, to bring out
the Four -door Sedan and, redesigned Coupe
models,w had on hand approximately
h4600 Present:tqpebodice..,
To:,aeoertsin bow the buving,publle would resat on•Ford:ear
•;priced heretofore unprecedented, we reduced.eaoh olesed modal $100. in prior..
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'the Cgu.pe,to $595.. the 'Sedan to X695. -beth P, O.B:ford. Ontario (Government Taxes yxtral ' •'
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' - :The response has' been such that. we have on hand,now only 696 :,•
"of thele models to dispose of. This demand ie evidence that the olio a
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reciatbs•valuee and we take opportunity of thanking ygp,'and • through
you. the .pub}io::in'rppreciation ot`their, action. ` ' .. . .
' le riew'ot,our .appreclation, and 'in order that you may play "•
,entirely fair•wlta the•Ford buying public, we think 1t advisable' to 'Inform Yon•.
;that at ,.the present rata it 1e' a matter of, days before all those 'job. will. be'
completely disposed •of to 'dealers. In.any .ecent', we•will not •be able to ••
..:entertain -orders -from dialers onorafter-November lot.,, On that date, waWin
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aloes our books.4..W3 reserve the, right to•do:thie earlier.' ifene�eosary,
If you have any orders you .Wish to deliver to. .the public. Pu o ''fibs '.
November 1St. it win benecessary '.for you ',to plane them with tie before Novem::,;:
•., A11 orders ehould,•therefore,;be taken byyou wit no b
to deliver except as ,prior rior-orders' 'etmit b. , obligation
. _ p,
vie isust_proteot oureelvee in the same- way: +we.'can, deliver our
orders placid with us only no pr or .orders permit' and as. hon ,as the above .
-number of'care.laet,. long
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,as
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• Yoursvery .truly,
"FORD IIOTon' C061PANY' OF. CAMADt, Limited'
Sal es'' itanager...
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The information m this letter'should known
to every ' prospective Ford buyer. ' . ' It opens up
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opportunity for the family without
pp Y. •a• closed
- car'' 'to get one at :;prices which will•�robabl
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not 'be .as low again.
This . is an opportunity for this:: man with a
Large carto relieve the larger car and decrease
its depreciation, especially during the coming'
winter months.•
FQRD MOTOR CC
1�1AIVY'' OF CANADA; i I1vIITED FORD, .ONTARIO
N INCIDENT OF THE ROAD,.
AS-�AI.I)jf3Y:ART,. Ai'ESLEY
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A r r ..
o d ,touring car belonging to
{Mr Harvey D `
Damen of Walkerton, al sitar .and..
+_driven. -_. .
.b: .L'
anal
Y e g. o owns
came ' to" r'
e ref ion the-:
count'
,gy highway''
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nen D
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nk ld..about
_,.., __� .. a .� nine;�_o_clock.�.on_
Monday, night; • It seems: •that a fresh
load of "gravel had been de posited' on
.p.
lhe_-road-'-and-M'r�'�'Voi t; whe- anis-
Onto
it su d1".
en in~ tri dark"
d y e• struck•
it in a.nantier that sent hie' ear, flop-
ping ' cc$nipl.etely over. in the fashion
of a hand -spring, `and after crushing
'the top. and *reeking the wind -shield
c r'
h otaande .on it ..heel :' 'a u
W tx a.1 d sw sagan
ern ' the road: Leon
, ard,• who ,was- alone.
.^� the car at th '•tune ` esca ed' with,
a • . .Iwhtping more serious'than a badly;
(.•rut .finger and a. sli'ght shaking up.
As it was estimated; 'that $50 would
it•e recitiir,ed t>4�';repair-"the daMagc� an:dy
put 'the bus, in 'proper Crim, on the
1tighwuiy • again the Walkertorilan
Peeled,.a, half' as' hundred front. hit wad
and..pas'sed.:it..over.._as..a...thankoffe. ring
that it Wasn't' hie' funeral "expenses it
awns paying,
1 o-�.
Two• Eaatnor Township ,'farmers
!Who recently took .a bunch of cattle
;to Owers S'outid, were each `fined $5,00'
end costs fol:'having been needlessly
rctile1 to. two of the annuals;. It •ap-,
pears that the -two •be'tists in question
°tri ere very hard to awe; 'arid in order:
to• triantife thein bags were tied aver:,;
their eyes, When they arrived at the
• ()Wen Sound Stock Yard they were
lillnd. the• eves being like ball'' of
dry Xood and itl►e;,,anlmos' heads •bemO
y'�uch"°swollen, apparently Liven bent
ng. The: two Inen 'nlea'ded net gtiiity,
tit the' trial Magistrate found again-"
Om' aid levied a fine'Of above, bt3re
BEAR STOR`i' `FROM`
' BRUCE PENINSULA
' George McArthur, living two riules•'
north... of,; Stokes Ba :shot . a , lar•
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Y
:.}Ilck
tical `'la
st 1?rida'y-ev'enrng''- Brunt
`}lad' becn''roarnin about the
vici 'it
g n, Y
for ome 'i
s t me and had -been -seen -b '
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Mrs, 'McArthur.:'Mr..McArthur. being
''Nay from home for some time,. bruin
`'War gilts safe; `bili; `on'' Friday-
`nl'i<`stcr of`"the house: cainbe home. and'
being told :Of the bear's visits'decided
'that.he would; goAnd get�,him.. Shaul
del°ink, hiS old gun, ,whichlhas,.the re-
putation~ 'of never missing when iii
Mr�'iVIcA �hxn .,. f n �
sir s 1 a tlsr;'}rn'f�rncl�fzrYt}r='
die had hot °been gone lona before he
carne on: b'ear:si ins ant, `hills .d u
b i br P,
logs torn "te pieces,: ,and :quite fresh;
Mr; '.McArthue:as an Old; hunter and.,
knows bear ,.signs and bears •:better •
than' nios•t tr est aiccoldrngly li'q :stnitf�
ed' his quarry very' carefully. Moving
forward very cautiously he was final=
ly rewai'ded'.for 100'yards',aliead was
• Mr.,--Bruin--.teal-ing;.a-.log.:to. Nieces.for• �-
ants.,
:Mr, McAithur rained file teok
'careful' ,aud fired, The bullet took
Hese:One() to be taken yery rnUch by,
sOrprise and 'not kno.wing where the
shot , came from the ,boar started
straight for hint, ',rho hunter, think -
gun which rolled.hruin 'up ih a 'heal,
a• few .yards aWay.
says Oa thhi dqd ,fire
DEATH' DUE TO, ACCIDENT"
fii•g r
0 ones.
s.ur•
whu'11M n' ,.
e ui ed
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in
to th..
death •"
Of
Russell'-McK•r '
e,,. y,,;the
,five ar-'
e old 'lie ` ill'
,y y, killed Goderich•a
=fe+v :wee'ks�:a oa found that.th' •°ti'a
.g, e g
ed' was e
y purely accidental,• -and that ..
Mr; VJJ_lr1m111,--who----was--.dr-r-vlr�g the.
.car, 'wee in no. way responsible,'
F IiE;YCH WO KEN,, IN' „FRANCVE,,-
4I14f RRATS 1IatC
following she 'war gf ;,1$70, France;
:surprised 'the.„world by, the -celerity,
Ain •, tinlct� :a.nc Mid•"
off the heavy.
$ S),X,' by ,, er#zaalny mThG
1.44 i ipc. 1V `• h '1kt,11%it t
1 7a V c «i1.M1+;4.`?' y.;,t` tltslrTustlti :pal
the people, of P11.1.1CO rl'eely Iending�.
thea sayltrgs: •�to the, government;,';
Before the outbreak 6f 'tile world'
war; the people. of France had 'lent.
:1'uany_._Inilhonsw'ta •the,,goverrinlent and-
,•ptople:of Russia 'This, unfortunately,;
will be' all' l'os't-ecause of.--: -the
slievikiA&ovettilxtent'ae refusal j jay
or recognize ' debts Conti aete i . byl the'•
••forrner.governmeents;
•Where do, ,the French pegple. get
the •money ?• is: a natu.'ral question,,,It
is :'partly •',answered : by the,f allowing
account. of howsFrench_women save;
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T'hese; of "course, are• hot_the. 'society
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woen of ;Paris, of 'w+hom, 'we .hear,
most, .but • the' wives `of, the -small.
business' men, and' workers• of•.the.
villages and farming districts;
',The article follows• ' • •
.r While.,most nations are feeling pov.
erty-stricken today, and, France -his,
• her devastated regions to ,. point the.
',moral, of her' burdens, it is irnpossi•ble.
,not to he struck with the distribution.
of . wealth'', in :France :which ',gives to,
the -most. unlikely people the sugges=''
.tion of being;'' "moneyed".:' The fact.
"that there is no employment, that it
art liffre'illrtib ger-a" typist or an ofllce-•
boy today contrlbutessolnewhat to-
wards' the:. idea of universal ,wealth.
But it is'the iindividual instances that
'time `an'd again', gives the'ampl'ession
'.of the immense: amount 'of: wealth
which •makes. no show, in France but,
•which, nevertheless • exists to carry
on the, txadltion of the;;'basd'e lame""..
Particularly js: this,71. the case with.
Frenchwomen,°; althoua"h there 'is n
'Married Women's Poverty Act to ad
;vertise their potential" wealth,'For'the
Frenchwoman. is , as it were, the. re
•,cetrtacle-not .the recipient-of•°weal
th `'She- ,sets. .this' pace, does,;'''' area
deal of • the hoarding,: adds• in innuin
erable'sinall'•ways tto the••fami'ly Cap
ital. The shale .old:, grandmothers
who -do ;the odd jobs. ,jn , France, and
well. till they- die ,' time and again
leiive 'surprisingly large sums behind
thCm :which;'in .its turn rs, gathered
"un.by.'„ their heirs until ,their, turn
'conics to . hand it on intact
'• In •the`,country ;Where a little 'piece.
Of' land will supply, a.large '.part of
;the daily,:needs,, Flenchwonlen.ha'rdly+,
ever spend anything: • They go about
in the niost•anitient clothes::the'y'wear
•sabots. which .never :wear out; their
gala attire is ,only. :brought:•out'• at
long' .intervals; they walk 'miles to
save a: 'few halfpence,'' and ,they give
then own labour unsparingly rather`
thin' spend money• upon any ,rather
,which might save it: There :is- -none
of the '"ostentation, which in other
countries • makes ; it necessary ,for the
nerson'tvho has;''.money,`to let. others
know that she has: it.. The • extrava-'
Bance. of the ..peasant .lies perhaps in
two domestic details—the thick walls
of the 'house and the .vast "accumula
• tion of • .house and '"body linen,' For-
eig.ners have •coMplained of"• extrava-'
'fiance 'in building the new '.houses in.
the tdevastated• .r,egibns'.,4s:.a .matter
of` fact :they.. ,are-.notv.;._at:.:all-eyents�,
5u17t practically according to. the spe- ,
cifications`• of .,the destroyed.,house,'
and" this with an, exactitude:Which' is
sometimes , embarrassing.
in • the; town the conservation of
n'oney takes' a different form. For one
thing. Iv;omen' work:•"perhaps to ,
much area. ter extent than in England.:
T}ia't !s toys'' tl'te• casual and' d'ontes
tic +t omzn' ++arks: She works perhaps
all day:in a little• shop , Or if- her hu5-
in._1rommng_as.•we11..or does, cleaning' or.
machining; or chair -mending or matt
rens picking, She •does :this, even, if 'he'
is. earning' good wages,and, she often
dues it toe' moment she can `leave the
Children -in a 'creche or at a neigh
'bon's or during, their: school: `hours.
In' the majority of cases he' money is
:not' regarded at.''an: addition. to •the
.fan•
my ;money, � except '• m the':' dense
that: it is put ' by, to swell•'the famih
a iia} h'
Zi. �,-5 e alro:�:ldoes:�ltot. dress; °�:x
sept upon occasion,' She wears ho - hat;
t,
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band is a ,workman she perhaps takes
her:
shoes-Lir/6'0f
:'cheap 'felt;, he dr•ess.
is' a l
b ick• thaw `an
dingyda:'
overall.'
es' a•11' •
It: is. possible.s
h'. ,
athe
t
encs 1•
tFrench,
a a
xf rit1tatiiSn*for:dress'ma_..' re t
to some
o e
xtent eras :u
on thehabit. `'
b1�
na t of o�l`
d • . Y dress-
ng�for a_speclaL_occaslon,=.-) urther
when she' has n onev, she• does not
ease to work., A 'cleaner' in a hospital,
The evidence in the case gives :a i
' cod`illustration .as7fo'''how •
g _ _ a. child_
:.• 't
nherited 5, 000 fr�_ancs a.wvearr:not very._,
lona ago a sunt ''inherent .rn France
"rnny act when'in- danger on;the street,
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o permit''of -•a- little, establisrnent. in.
and is worth producing:
he• country. She did not at oncegive
The. evidence of Mr. Winn -all; which •
.c+yond divulging it, which was- rather
was .su'bstantiated,•by a number of the, b
p her Work
Work. was `very ardnous;
he did not.even�eelebrate. the. event,
other witness: called," was to the of
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t.eC•i',liYt RuSse1 ifnd"lila sist"ei
e
414, } ` d
ware `playing .:im the middle" of the ,.
(r
road with a tricycle, yhen•;he turned a
ori' Br,.tarinia road.going:-south'. on •c
Cameron, street on, the afternoon of .6
taie accident,', The 'children,;' hearing „w
then llo:rn: blown ralr:' •off .-tbae''road, 'fa
Mary`to- the right; Russel to the left, b
,taking• his "tricycle with hinf; where
he Stoodtunti1 the Farr was ;about fif- s
_teen feet from:.:hiiitat...which.,.tlme:•he
i rrttle .ad if, t'6 riTiiiiCtdss to the 'righ`t• •
of the road without his tricycle;.
'Mr: Winmill"instantlys'werved, to the
lett to' -go behind hiin, ._bi{t. •Russel,
when only about • half way across,
turned back `again to' the left handl
side of the road 'direet1y in the path
'of the .`ar, which `struck, him, inflict
'iiia; in't nal. 'injllri,es Which subse-,
tirientiy , roved fatal,.
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• • Doctor: One' who. needs patients to
Wait on and one Who needs, iiatienee
to waat.•on his,.ila +, - �,.: .
There's no need 'to 'worry about
the daughter if she.iisn't too dignified
to . sit 'on dad's. lap,.
xtreme fol. 'a Frenchwoman- She ,
ei:t on"'iv:i,th her"world; until tie' veirV
ay when; she left the city for the.
tile• house:and;land-Which• she, bb"' ht'
ftei mature.. consideration in (the
ountry. 'Established in the country;-.
ho took •..in, •ironing, trade: ,bead•
1•eaths for•.the cemeteries, sold. the
egetables' gl o� ria: ins the: garden, kept
wit and and' it dew and' si ent no money'
eyond the initial outlay,,
!*vera a hong the'' enormous class
nialit offica'1s in' F'l`ares' vast sums are
saved'• The Fl ench love nothing" so
much as•--an'Lothclal' job-with-th rc�ght-
1•ti•;'i small, pa,v upbtf w'hich4 they can
,•If , both. hu`.g�band and wife have
an official. ,yob this• is bliss indeed.
;They,..sahside , at .;ones'' 'into., ovei-a11s-
and put paper in . their kcollars ,and
spend bathing',MVl'eantime the" capital
increases regularity with, now and
iaain, windfalls frons a lottery •or a'
bet, For this is the,hum•an side of the
woollen stocking.'. Half France lives'
n..the hope` of whining a lottery; and
half' France does a little betting on
the. pari nn teul system, 'That . the •
State runs., both ,is' recognition of a
't,7rt,nn weakness.•that itntakes :mon-, :I
ey by it is` the official 'version, bf that
.vexilness:itherYe is' also t"h "Heti
take" to winch to look Forwart.. anfl
which illuminates:, a very great deal''I
drearyr
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While in Montreal• • : ,: ..•: '. ti -' .::, y
last week the for thus:, firm picked ,
• d r ,, . puk d up seine: won,.
e ful values in High Class Clothing. .
Consequently"we�are turning 'them'out'at m i s•
S. much. lower piles.. Men do not
want to pay. high prices for clotiirig to -day, yetthe • want.quality .
"can givew.. ,Y .q Y ax c :,tyle.'. We
. you both,; and the Prices' are not exeessiVe.
r All are Quality Coats of
exclusive cut and superb Tailoring,
..:. .. , Pe zing, Coats that any man Rrill' be�. proud to •wear.
5.00
.,. $, to 35.00
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F�urnlshin s
TIFFS;
COLLARS
SHIRTS
GLOVES .
UNDERWEAR
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HOSIERY
SWEATERS
CAPS;`'
HATS
OVERCOATS and'SUITS
This. Store :for 30 .year's has .-h ld a reputation for
lxalitprice
q and wear Y e:: c
se and to
nona�'• This long
:experience. • is shown; in the big rssortment: we' are showin
to-day. You're sure of getting' top value,for your money
and of pleasing the boys as well.
tri s Your. 'Boy with Yo
°Xlinas` Steamer.''
Tickets
To TIS Old. !Land'
Now .on' Sale
IPLE
bowing: New
Winter Coats at
io crate Prices
FLIVVERS',
mhe-_peopie rho -r ids infilie=ilivvers
from:' trouble and
worry seem free;
they junket' along by the rivers, 'they
teeter along by ;the , sea; they, stop
when, they're thoroughly shaken, they
put up' their tent in ;a grove; and :cook
sundry "rashers of bacon 'upon. a 'col-,
la mi'b __ _ ov ��..
le• st, ,e, Thy^always are _)ok,
ing and chaffiing, though covered with
'road dust` and grime, they always are
BIG' DARN BURNED
'NEAR FORMOSA.
• The fine large ''barn -0h the. farm •of
Philip ,'Montag, on the '14th, 'con: of
Cuirass, .about two miles .from For
m'osa, was '• 'totally, destroyed , by fire
Which broke ,out about 3.30 o'clock on
Qct,. _18;_:.'It seenis..that",Mr; :'.Montag
had a gasolipe tractor in the building
151rntahing the power for grain chop
joshing and laughing and having a'_ Sing;operations: that: -.were. going -Oa
bully' good time, , The . people; in sump- • when• a: spark from the exhaust of the
•tuous .coaches are =neVerso :gay. as ;engine; whieh.baek-fired, •ignited Colne
they''` ride;. whenever• a rand car a
r , g P sti~aw":nearby and - soon. the place' was
proaches I look for some soreheads .. -in 'flames. By herculean efforts -Mr.
Imide.: Oppressed" by their s•opulent ' Montag::and his" sons. were able to get,
splendor add bored by the sameness 'all the'live,stock mit • o'the‘ building,
of days; they( haven't the spirit: to' with the -exception •of about five call-•
ender an anthem. of ;pleasure` and', • P >a ves and fifty, hsps which went burned
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also ., .he..:ve iaehes_an .11e1r.31ea3•t ..
. -. ..
..p
to
3'. .d
eat All the -season's
,1
and thelr.livers• th v : 1
„ , , ey „e pa ns In Lhe1r- duding,;about-. 4;000-�bnshels-ot-grsim
blue=bio' d ,
b oo ed toes they look w h. is•
'With d as'•; 11
. h Y w � iota a �.
d stro ed. A
r. •, Y i s ad)O1nilig
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ust.`on • h. flivv . e
to erathat''�orne in
g.st w=ah
journey , Y }•a ed and pig -pen .were alga
Cho -eh 1 sono . t..
a oa n s u ha ' ire ;�
ss.
g PP ut. b : tlr fl
,.... � . e ''meal A
8- 1l=w
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sled::
.goes ?wit the
h busses .all rust and
.gY . was ••blowing -in .the•' direction of 'the•
batte
'red• w`th ca s mos ._o
s r .and... f
the ouse_
.,h and_dnui .vs
., l � ,�, ng tied,. -the -roots -•of -
soul -weary cusses; are riding. in sump, J
tuousr cars The air of the •count -, •
side uivers =with-lau titer --a in -and--'-
g
e'a
rad 1
e•,,.w. o, e, n the: ,
'flivvers are :Making their camp in the .'
glen., —.Walt ;Mason;
both theae.structurea were reputed
ly ignited by, 'sparks, but the 'neigh
burs, who-'-turned-+out--t
fire,:•fOrmed,themselves into: s bucket
brigade, ' and- kV ' flooding the roofs '
wrath' Water, succeeded in 'saving the°
fine Biome : alid shed, The barn, Which
, was 60x84, ft;, was .one of'•the largest
structures of its kind'in that, section.. -
,of the°coilii$iry Tlie�`loss i"s=estit5ated�F � •
cat ,000.' There was U2,800 nsur� .: •'
ranee oh'the.barn and $2,000 on'the, '
;. „contents,.:both.,itn'-the':;Formosa'-Mut•
--o o -o
A qyo ng hap....couer at '1lildma
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wishing to get some easy -money, is
,Said tO-• have• entered' the'•'small 'coni"•
vent.oceur ied by two mins while "they
were at church, and got' away with a
''hall .sum+, He was placed •underM-'
rest: and.. was., to appealre: Bef'or'e. Mag_-' •
BUSINESS COLLEGH
Stratford, Ont.' .
Voinen for Business .which
sion: We assiet graduates' to.
tlear trairdng which enables
departments. '
cLac an. Principal,
• ;,der
Pr -
0
perty owner:9 � f the' :villin e' of '
!Brussels• voted last';Week on a by-la'w,
authorizing .the installation' of Hydro
Electric service. 2391 votes were cast
.t •
and, of these onl • 9 were *gall* ainat the
Y . g
project. Brussels_ ,liArather. unfavor-'--.
.ably," located -for hydro sesvice a :fact``"
w is
h h accounts for: the •long delay'' in ; • ,
having it installed. The
rate oo�
,, .. t .will
coni visa =�
n
e t' .fialr;'`"but"- tir`dalt)itless:.
will' be aA neat'.'
R . imnrpVement on' -;the ''
r.
v went system,
about iinai fon* ,leo. traits- liood .10toclo
• Tomei" tnin bolo. coal-invens fuel. lei, ono
of ',the best itioOey-snakers I know' of and ,Caot riceminend 'it
*lobo tie.* Profitable ailution ,your'' fuel wortiis.
Othello' n'heet toil* in .idieD4 iiit 414