The Lucknow Sentinel, 1924-02-07, Page 2,Ctinse the (rep4 .4pci .dirt he -has.4ourrd ,everr time
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Ylo"WrOtereSt has fled °M°4! a•tOrO ot aOte, '
18 fortunateif hunpi. of bats could be discover',
,' in,
ihrougli ed, In •the jio1ow trunk ofsofne,old,
e:-.401004W.,arehes, and perhatie condeforstreo. 44114' the Midwinter thaw
Abie.:21ifq:,kn..t4, *raking, andb '3'ottr sWe•Pt WC:Mid ' be rlehlY re -Yarded.
ft 'Oat' le:Sheltered there. They hibernate together; one, bat fast-
ens , c4tIva Into the.,..tree, the eee9ott
,
oddenlr, ..the. stillness may • be.. clings tothe body ot thellrst and so
14.4he merry ;better '' of a, on, Thes,.they all bang together for
Wii4r0,1a4 he perches saucily on a' nut .rnutuel warmth. A fleck Ofbeta. when
rcli.,404,4:440, to his: .mate. 'In the warm libernating looks, very .mlich
•,A0,14',,..."4.If.,Yo*.are:'very stilrhe wIU ruii baiTch Of bananas hanigingfftgtree,,
4,11e:4011141. 4(-:-..1711•17,'"..ihrt214091.1t:the:Winter; Waltingup' only
...Ortlakg)te.;',Will.:*),. to the 404 spot i during the thaw, • '
. FO;.,`aer sozapthg away' the. idavos. . They select a, dark partofthe for -
„and' dirt will reveal agpodly store of . est and ,setlu,do. thetheelves in the hol-
Ilate•lhet.he had "saved for last this loW trunl.t Of a tree;so that they are
' •, ,• ” rarely discovered. If touched by an
• , - ,-intrur:-Otrit 'Warm -day the
- The rorehenaie In„ the: tree. la Often"de• • • • •• • Y .will
•,'0ihaufiteira. mOntlf before.sprifig,"endsqueak onchnzake a great, noise, but
the PEfFnore food - •-iiiirtherrarecOld 0d7. clammy, and on 'ex-
,oye buried, their t1easures ip the,
.dgrozand.'eanlo4at,e_the_spot7evezilf-WF
, and if'there hs•
, been no midwinter ..theW
•;..t.hey, wil1 eithauSt their energiee in try-
. 'Fiectc-get.. et -theit, buried tepid., ..Their.
ft •••,'OriOO.,'3tha and
. ,
tremelY, gold t de s
op*, OM, blow
(which of:course 'wouldnot he 'given)
it was found that a wing or' Claw.' may
hsnapped off:-
But when the. bat ,returns to life
again in the aPrifig the-Weiiiid la all
;bruised in digging through the icy I healed up: They are probably the
w 4 most • curiona!, hibernating.' . creatures
'fripen ground. ' , '
that we haLre,_•__Their_eleepLtrogins ear
0.14-natureWiVer says. that efteg he .1Y in. the auttlx211...'end 14tiLluit.th-Rrl
lfotind-,the-helf-4eacl-body-ert-shil „Is .vve. advanced-. Then they. wake up
qur lYing With, hie feet and legs and . rear their young, appearing
'Iliceerat'ed*and hie Strength. exhausted : around the house and the orchard In
.P4 44444* (IOWA' through the snow :April after the flies and ;bugs.
f
l.
Idhibit at British College , '..a't GuelPh , compose- p fifth,
' tai„.'71.... . F.,... ' . . groan. ,.. The, University Men's Beal:-
., v..,'"___.%..-a_t ., ._... ,.._....-..' 11.0.40.4, . the University College --Wo--
. A, OraM• ,POwei le anOn anTintaigMY3; men's' Union,;•Queen's Hell, ,Anne.sley,
'thing . that it not ' only beggars des-. l' Hall; Argyle Houee.And:Burwash Hall
'erl*iiin.-bUt. it. abiointely. defiee atle• form, a residence 'group. One zniscel,
, 'qUtd plicitographie, reproduction. °con, Igneous group ' -.includes the Ontario
.. 'frequently 11,40,,Ilitiversity . or,. Toronto. 'College .of EatiCetion and UniVersIty
. An•nrenoting. the', er./Ailiit. Which Is n,OW , ehiX113,:bllild171g, the Royal. College Of.
-,- .
en.itS•wayto themiclely heralded ,Bri,'. tiental Surgeons, the Ontario. College
• :. #§4.PMPire.EXhibitlen, whichils to be of pintrinady,, the Botany and Poreet-
• heldaCWOMlalp.0I3orelOti,, Eng-. ry Building,. • ' the Houielield i_enCe-
jaadt',1,from ,;,#,J4V401i,...01siOer,J';st... thle pending.. elia_tbe,-,-Tordlito...dodiseiva,
. .
Yearha.d..,te ,rosert -ter aAlleplei3Of4lie- tory orMusle. Another •,:aueli . grOnp-,
- "nuiterial -,thinge of ,,the , University a .Ing. • includes:, the Biology; Chemistry
:We; iiiie..- idea lying behind the Uniq and-phyelos 13niidings. the .SOelal'Ser,
iversity:'eXhibit lii•Jhat the right type Vice Building, • the 'Victoria, :College'
-, 'of ,PrOPPeOLVO..•1011higraut..to • Canada' Library and the linlvereitY of Toronto
, •
irill heAnter.ented in.knowing, the 0,c1Z.. Prefil:. • The 'Photographs .used in ' the
• eatiOnal:facilitiee.. in the.:.,Donainicin, :exhibit have been "prepared in the De -
that noine •-people, seeing :that, their nertment Of Photography under the
children,. would, be. able :Or . avail; them- -nerfronal direction of 'profesfior :G... •IL
-4eiVes.'ofthe.-verY beet. of edeCaocir in, •Ailderson.: '.• - • . '. ' -' •
ihia.'ee.n.nti.4'wouId.decide te.entigrate:. ' • In 'addition to these large frames
. !Last- -spring.••whea the British Ern- there are two smaller frames contain-
1.)ire.Eibiliitior(Was' grit ,talked. of .in ineeach: four .interior,'photographs of
.91 11, ada;',',081r,410bert ' Falconer, '•Preel.- the Reyal•Ontarip MuseuM., There are
01 the' 'Tiniv,ersitY; . exPred.. to • „ fi, e'en: large pietures, givifiCILi-_
.iA1tir.-Ot•EXhib, its, bir,,, j. S. Mc- terior, views'..oLlfart--limiaret-Aaarge 1
, „..0401,1,ti,i,opinton.that higher. duc.Ii. deffe;tIve chill* 'has been Pienared,
1111,10,4_01411,de,--Slitin roCeife rattezi,' under the direction 'of .C.: w:,. Jeffrey ,
tiltin,r.:',Tbdi0S4gentitor..ridet -,With .ii.P; •;showing the tunctie'n'Ot the Provincial 43
irtofaltlridqh0 University -of, Toronto iffilyersitY in preparing nexnertet(tde- :
• Wite4altedNto supply an exhibit iihow - -velOp briterip"s • vast reef:Aires*: . • Sev- d
, inktheprocese Orinanufactura of In: .eritpokfolios of Smaller,pictiires will
eirlin.,-. This :has, been prepared ' by Dr. , LI . Flags' and the usgar:df3'
Berries- of ...the 'Connaught tah. -coratlie trinaMings will Omelets the
,-..tories andlei very attrattiie one,. eichibit,whkh.4 ,to be arranged under
• 1 ,gunalin is Naha to be ei.11,1111.ted.'bi the the directien of ,a,Miiiversity Of:TOron-
. *ediottl. Research Institute '01 Eng.: to graduate living in ,England.. • ''., ,
, and, '. Which hOlds•,the 'patent right.ii. of' 7 W.,J. Dutilop,,Director et: eniVersity
Jthe setunpfor, Great Brit:C.1w The In Extension, •who has ; had .charge of ar.,'
Otituto liftio:rreked for' Photogtaplia , of rallaing . the exhibit; : , Is. . preparing a,
' 1iistOrie wint,erest from . the igniVer- well Illustrated boOklet, .,fer , dietribu,
iti.-lif ..Toronto to ' he includ% in' its,. thin during.the Exhibition ,,'• This 'book-,
,447:4,4",%., the 1,110tOgiatIlis 'sent were let will Contain an outline of the his
, . .,., ..
.1, .. . n versity ..Oollege,.. e: ., Medicaltory , o . e University..indindiAg ite
., illluilding,.where Insulin was 'distover- •lifeeption;'., the story of, 'University
the' inguldieBilifding, where Insiiiin „Federation, the ..epUre,es-Of instrudien
,. ,. . . . ,
, los being manufactured; and the original ', • d • .Roll ,, of . Service . , (19i:4,1914i
11 I used br•Bantingand-Bestintheir -- athleties--health serviee, and a general
lig • y researches. Thua the lIniverszty survey Of the UniVersity's work. :
f Toronto ' will • be represented in ' two
' ineulinexhibitS: , . ' ,. • ' '
Simple Thing .
..
The.mein Unfit:ex-say of Toronto, ex- polks.latigli at 'thingg,. that pleaSe,my
bibitia pta'photographic and deserip- .
;Ore' Miture. :;the, Principal'. 'gro1,11). ' The sinaple things .of eery day; ,
' .. ''.heert, • . • : •,.., • ' ,. , :••• , .
- 64.,a,intaf of „..photograPhs, of froity,eight 1.;.,
• IpapOrtant .traiVeraJt&.•.._b.O4dinge_Lez-_, __ The..,oulmsg feet along „the; ,v,vy,,,„,
Tee 'creaking of the fernier's i '
- gaziget`''-in :.:7 .. ' ' '
..,. . .. .:, re 7t ' il:1. 'eight i The little, candle's:Winking.light
, . , .
. :frolics!. measuring . six ' feet' . by . tbreet, Upon the . eottage,,iO4dow,ii4 . •
• lAiet:'"4'A'''llienetal: gtofiii::Cont4ins„ 'plc- ,The' robin 'a raptntes OTN.'delight
, three '�f . Ceniv.ocation- Hell.' Siracoe • ' ' '
•i -the• UniverditY Library,. ..kart
441,1411e .Meniorial,..Tow,er and 7the The plates above 'the. chintneY Place,
• 'lltauP 'contaitia' pictures- Of 'the. four
thwal-priterio-,MUSeura, ' 'The , Arts The tOuch. of hard,: work weary hands,
. 'Art 061JageS;',' -SriCtOirk 11i41.11tY,' SL, The prattled , wisdom: of a
.• The:wrinkles in each, hemely•. face,
-, 'Ilichiel's anduniversity and thatWe ' The whispering, ot-leeves-aetir;-,-;-.
eological eolleges;-4Knox' and WyL' Ail 'this. is. beauty :undefiled,. '
faIiffe.'. The six' ApPlied ' Seience' -build, And I how dc!Pi'll, a Worship er, '.
bigii, ,namely thellys, Eng,trii!04.ng; .
.:=1/Iloctrical,..MeeliandcalilkilliertUid-Oh7.• ', • -.7-- gar --Danforntnifier,„
' e , tO u •d nis, , are grouped pil. , OW, Two Yaena.
. . .,
. • iine er,frame. he,Med ca group.In-: The Little son of t o house was very
, '; (Nudes: the Mediciali, AziatOMY, Pe„thol- (pifet during the -first part of the : din-
pgy, Insulin, 'Temente General•dloanital ner, and everyone forgot that he was,
i
' .'rdhe a.” ,builditigs. ! there, ',As deSsert was, being served,.
t nought.,Liaboratories'
Iheld Husbandry, Dairy, Poultry' 1 however,' the "hot 'told a:at - "
•, Wail .AssemblY Ha:Brand Macdenaid P When he had .flnished ancrtlie laugh-,
InirtltOte..bizadingei Of , the Ontario Ag. terliad ceased, his litileson .eXlairr,ied,
, itiCiiiitural: College and .the rieW. main delightedly: -, : ,
. building :of the Ontario Veterinary j..Now,', father,. tell the other One,"
. „ •
Jean Ilull--"You. don't look promising, • but . -perhaps you'll improve as
. • .
you grow upi4
-Prom Londen Opinion.
1.7
Winter.
'Branch and twig aredecited ernaine,
, Summer paths are buried dean,
Winter clouds glooni (lark and; sullen.
Nature takes -her Winter's sleet):
But though Winter wild is waging,•.
Warngainst-the-eartly below,
"gide from harm, the -fiovters-are wait.;
•:' Underneath the Winter's Mow.'
So in'llfe; when storm:, clonids gather
And the hand of sorrow's' laid ,
'On the heart; aii eruelied and broken,
••• In life's Winter, aore,atraid---.
Joy will Come, •the..cloude
arriftIng
Dreams and hopes; tho' loW,'
Gleana agaftn.. through sunshine, sifting,
• When the Spring reinoves, thennow.,
-z7ffelen B. Anderscin„„
• •A .8weet Little Place.
at-a-sweetTlittle 'placer sa,•id;
the: happy bride4O-be, her sweet,
heart . showed.' her over her •nrospe&.
ive„honae. "But '1 .azn efreid,: Herold;
verything, .so sinalL , Now, lock at
this little nigeon-hole; Surely yen
it.,a„shoe Cupboard; deer'?"
'.11Darling - •
The wind• ing path, the wooded hill. -
Polka' mock, for no one understands; '
e the young
man, that little .pigeon -hole, as you
call it will hold a huredred 'Pairs of'
shoes of thn.siee you wear.".
The pucket in her pretty brows
quickly. disappearecl.
"Perhaps ypiere right, Harold," she
remarked.
-Winter i,ore.
• If canned fruits and vegetablee are
opened about two hours before they
are needed the oxygen.i t r will
give, the food a better taste. •' • , I
001•111111•••••••=••••
• , •
. -''The-Song of theQujJL
-renu,kniDpr, ladies falr,
Ohinolines, and powdered hair,,.•
In those days I 'held 'full•sway
Upon quelneaeska ladies gay,
•Then for .manY'yearti. I jay '
treelese-one ,might say passe
Others_lield- my•Juinored place,
,/ felt that .1 -was In disgrace.. ,
No .1OV,er'S notes by me: Afore penned,
1 did not heye a
But once again.1 am.. the' rake. N.
U,aed' :by 'Poet, gitatesman,,
You'll 11nd me resting all 'serene •-•
• Tipen the cleska! of wag '.a -ed, Queen.
:For Once again f hold full away -
On, On, the' desks Of ladies gay,: •
n!atch• thelrgovens of everyhue
Finic, yellow, greeit, and.Heaven's blue.
•. ' -Jean McMichael•..
• , bliteure; • •
painteic 'Says the Art
. lost his, fnind• end has to he
confined in an a
he says: Ased. by e Chin'ese editor:
,terpietel;"*, • . - infinite delight. ,^Never ,before have
E xpanse of bare, canvas. TheY ask: we printed it the authorities w,ould or -
"What does that represent? • dein us- _to take .11 for 4..riiodel, and
• "That? Why; that represents the henceforth never, Print` anything in
passage orthe Israelites _through the .ferior to It As it 'would be impossible
Red Sea.", - •. to firia lis equal Within -ten thousand
• "Beg' pardon, but :where is the sea?" years, 'we • are compelled, though.
• "It has been driven. back."• • shaken With sorrow, to return your
„
And where are the Israelites?" • divine •inarniscript, and ,for ,so doing
"They have crossed over." `r•-• we. beg one' million pardons." •
"And the Egyptians?"
Wattlr-thifi.reOferf:S O0wd
SI101„ ,fdteiP •
,come4lontin,g soft:and light,
Till all tbe ugilness .of earth
Is hidden ont of sight. :
If God so clothe in beauty .
The street the field; the tree,. •
not Weave with gracious hand
A pure, white 'rohe..for me? , •
•Bach tiny starry, e,rynta/
' Is Patterned flOwer,
.4.1.14.4.1111.10na Withliawleas, art
For setils'His.'breatli. created' ,
'How shoUld,Ills.aare, be less?
ine,-0 Artist 'Infinite, .
•,, Such perfect, loyeliness,; ' •
• • , Leverldge.
• Riding on .an Avalanche.
-4rtvii4e1-ts9writz- wehroia'4afra-hsitypee-n,bdpine-figTT,fhieeii-.15wlien-.7
,retentlY,
seine ofthem so *serious 'as to recall
, ,latrophes of- the past. „ •
• of 'the werst- of the histeiric
,hes, ••ogeurred• in 19•01.,
..•
\s of ice broke away from a
Iglay ,ind•rnalied down the.,inninitainz-•
side, overvirhelmingt a village on the
road over the Simplon Pass.' All the
;inhabitants. were killed. '`.• '. • "
A still: earlier avalanche was thst
Ticli'inirson-thejtallan.village of '13er-
garnoletto, in nes; On that °cession
three woinen were buried alive In a
,Fprtunately, a milch goat . was
finntlsoned with- them,. and they, con:,
trived 'to live onthis• animal's milk
five weeks, at the end of which t ty
wre rescued. •
The clinibet'ai went fee, however; is
the avalanche which be !nay start him-
self while 'creasing a .13newfield,_ and
which' niay sweep him downhill to be
buried alive in soine Crevasse. Tyn-
dall once rode on the back of such An
avalanche in. the' Engadine; bat Was
fortunate . enough to be able to extri-
cate himself when „It Stepped.. '
Not Difficult When You Know How._
,The-yonfirliay'rvalnahli'leoked-deep
into the -eyes of ,tlie. gir1 whose hand
she held and said:
• "I see byyour 'hand that you are go-
., .
• lng to be married." . ;
, •
•
-' "Wonderful!" cried the _girl. •
' "You are engaged to 'a ..ins.11 named
Wilkins,:"•Ncontinued: the :amateur' seer.
"Ho* 'amazing!" gasped the girl.
"Surely the on my hand cannot
reveal-"
, . •
' "Lines!" the pahnist sniffed. -"Who
said, anything about lines?" Yon are
Wearing.' the ring / 'returned, , to Mr.
_Wilkins -three -weeks -ago."
• Chinese, Diplomacy.
sylum. , To his visitors • The following Is the rejection form
'."Liio'lc at. thla; it ie my latest Ma • i- •'"We have read -your manuscript with
They 'look and see nothing but an We revelled such a masterpiece,. •If
epbey will :here 'directlY. The -Laugh EnoaPeOi •
the sort'ef and. "Johnny, stop th-at . nelse! 'Didn't I
unpretotinns. ,..1. • . tell you, •if You 'must laugh, always to;
...•• latigh Yozir sleeve?"' . .
b.ttot Pani torn at the '
• 'Fear thou not, for I• am• with theethy God' ; '...."Pleasp,-.4muni;--11 ! 'bOt• any -toat's '
„ 03V,
0 I, •
NO:11. DID COME
To A6VS 0
-
•.olei•.'
'040:
•
'I Ile. Ut 1.11d Cf.f.lig'11,111.1er of the ill:fatocl'gia t'
,
DO THE GOOD. SONGS
'EVER DIE?
• "murdered?" . . • .•
What happens to the songs. that are
-
. 13,Y,•, this We Wean:130ns that ire
'and songs' That :are. bad•,.. songs that'
-,,,,,,,,,..,,mce4,...1t-::11.!-.7:711r:'.1,,:fit4,n•-''''
dylchailagthe elizSivo limes 'that, epbe
--$. >,,---,!->t,,R-11,,,,,,N,,-.....,,,A,1249.,
aere!ss' the e.ounte.rs or.tlio ilve and
.gent„stores...: ; . • , .
. The 'mortality among , ballads. is tre-
niendouS., • They live, Una -die like
morning. glorlea or sandflies, A brief
.and..heeticeareep. in danceball, eaba-
linCei-filinitned onlyAn lirokenLbara.-19
. ret. and., vandevIlle.',Setting; and they,
pass along, to_if,91Mtf1111):16,Sg' :11:ntli_o•il,_
y ed b iliestab
.•4
the tbouglitreFs777,t •-• „ - ... •'• ,,
' Arid le is well for the. '044g:writers
of. to -day that "their 61'1'1'mb:ins.. To not
and; ,thain-tha.nceseelting , group': ,of
li.V.04' • For the Y are .a Verycommerctal
sznart y.oung men, who know. as mueli !,
about 1111181 "a8 - the. "olli:ti.i4fi. 'Cliiiii'' in'.
eorduroys who plaYed the bnrdy-gurdy, 1
The acing:writers .pielc ,out their mites '
with one .ling,er,. setting , the -tune by 1
itstling-ft to . sonfe'peor . musital -
hack. who. IS. "iip". on theory and tech- l'
Woo°, and. away • she' goes -another
"zpoon-spopn-croon" inonstrosity, ' The ,
new•crop fs.wopthnioneyr •,.' ' . - • I
,Thousands qf songs are ,plinted, each,
year. -Sere- Ore. hits, • 'dance Songs,,.!
„tricksongs, current slang and hokum,
, and the ..publienay.s its admiSsion and '
,trequently makca ii' m'an.:,rich Out ,ote,
Dile. Song: -.' •` • . : . 7-: •'. - ' '
But in the .conrso of the.year there '
re one or, two.iongs' that have the op- I
peal ,attd character that., entitle"thein
. to longer life, if, not ,to immortality. '
What 13Sconfes of these 'Songs.? They
are 'seized by the, publlsherS, mauled.
hy. the , record ,MakeraViaz,zed. by :the
dance. Orehestras, ' ;maltreated .‘:!.,-...,,by,
'--vaudevilbd-perfornzericififid:rildStied to
,l•eath .by the :butcher boy.' • , • . .
. "A Perfect Day" .suffered . such .a ,F.eiciiiig winter . Birds, .,
tate Its very simplicity geye, it. an la- '.
itant appeal. : The orchestras edepted
i t, to •vialtzt time, ;i111,(1 , it Persons •whe' have planted . their'.
was ParY''A:tled'b shrubs:- which • retain ' their '. fruits
'grounds •with berry:bearing 'trees,' and
nothing for itsfragile' beauty. It; was ' .
by burlesque •POrOrMeki .• who gr.ecl,throughent,the...Winter.seasen.will 'find 7
wP.Ciallyn:,u'endt.iir ;:dh..:11pEititribei4tet.ed,.*laszi : a s‘ 1..toit.r.rtiebal.7,'or.inuttoncir strips Of fat pork, to the:,.
nedeesary, to ,add 'only' Suet, of , beef
(hen it Was thrown late the dieeard vvinter table of their 'bird vialtors. '
. •
. The same thing hapnened to. The . ' . n -g. he best irees'and:'shrubs. for ,
, . - - .
irAgrant-'-sema ei-ernooth-ritinfa-aerr--7-7-7-.-1'
tiful 'Song,' that tOuched .the cathedral
13ella 'of St. Mary's," a WiStfullY lieaft-
der; greenbriar; iiaekberry, dewberry,
thie nnificise Are ,the: juniper,..,red ce- ;
„oote_without-beceming-znourrrf I— .r
een and . . . - •.
. , • .
cause' of its.conauinzaate art, this sizing, ' swa.m. p -.helly, , black • elaer; '
.
too, went the way of the dende halls: bitter-sweet,: red , eater,' sourgum, in. -.
Then like ' a, beautiful maiden. out tergrean, • partridgeberry,'. snowberry, .
raged,, It was flung .aside, • , '.. • '. ' ' i highbush trenberry, - berlierry, spice
Where is'.. "The Rosary?" Into the
. bush, 'Men. ilia:M..0h; ashleafed maple,
Ihnbo of forgotten things! . ' and others
.... •
:Fit pork May' he hung :'frorn the
- . And yet., -(10. these wonderful songs
ever :die,. Do they pass into, obliylon brenehee,of, trees near 'le the house..
'with the.. cheen, tawdy- and unbeauti-, -
Suet may • be,. bound with -Siring, • not
ful things' .inta whose company they wire,. to the under tide Of branches, or
have. been, jostled' by , the mob?„. ' •
to upright', pests, or made dependent
'Or. do. they, having ,f piing theniseives ,•from” the ends of :string „ 'flung ,;oyer .'
in ,a 'turbelent throng; Which,,is., danc;
trio:dr' beauty really , 'Unmarred, into .growink' a taiale niay• be sprnad daily
branches. .,, --.-.., . ., , , ... ., : •
In the . ditnee of death,: es.cape.' whit-, . In eases' where :AO' berry treeti • are.
so, ;,ineet.s.nasfe 4soalfieett,uhearty?lh 0, -,d 0.,: .L.•1 e- , t. us
' ,11,0i,er seed,, eitimband cake .or breirn.
with ehopped,apple,. or °then' fruit, sun- :
..think that they„,do:' ' And, Jet...as" be from .the kiteh.-en.. ,pumpki 1 • -
b,read "(net" white brea4),: - Or scraps '
Nsure that in the hearts Of real MuSfe' '
e Is a safe retreat. for such,
alos!thrsesteii.,e'nd.all' „their- fair -414.-4evely...; - ;
-eoznpaniona. ' The geed :songs; -IleXiir'-1-1- 2
t..bsiaxiddsto.Ebooiale,dfaeygooltse,,zzliiciittad4.cro.inwty. .intestlis
die, 'nee do any .other good things.. : ' -..
eau ailed frifite.e.tany-kindrare-eigerz :
7g:::ntie,awbiiyiilvwfinsiherto4i,wrdi:.-t.h' c .'rl en' dt'-
We 'have. Only to tarn
for ntoef.. Has -not this geniuS, of th,,rbol below. their. windevraill o
te. Maeterlink , ship of wletet.birde-may nail a board--'
or
" told -us. that "there is no ,cleath;;' - -
• we. all .survive7".• He ' o fair
children.and perhaps .he meant good
.13ongs,. to:1)....- - ' • '
. • .
. My kitchen •windowls frosted e'er
, . el . • •
My:NeIghbor's Chimney ,
„
SniOke. .
. ' With fairy fantastic ttaCing,,
. Showing long pluined' birds and White
clad elves. ' ' .. •• '
,
'With ..fine ,forn, fronds.-InterlacIng:-
,.
cancatcha glimpse ef , the: world
Alid , away th.rough the . flakes at., the 1 will'
•:- L-kno°uWesiltd.etg--Cold-liid snowink, . , • . , g box.
,,,....,.. -. friend.; .all the -Year-round, the •Down,. '
. , ... • ,,.• '.. -- •:'''''"Properly • Constructed nesting
. . .
be Oectipled by successive bird.'
.. , nearest 'honse. .- „:
lee and . Chickadee' takingzslielter-in
"--A-'cibtrditl.t.-45"-,11i.'61, fe-M-, '81-;:°- -I' ;., • ' ''', luebird box or pen box or Pletcher' '
What though my vandow•is whit o with b
I '•
6SrtiClitwirsi.illifiers and skaters when, afield '. •
the winter, tirne:', '
It dope me good just to sea, that,smolto .
' The cold da dull :rind dreary ?'. , . " may enhance', their -pleasure' by con.'strting : Iridian tepees' of 'most.
• (My World seemibright and cheery) ,
! branchesi, leaving apertures for ilie-ehs..;"
1.1°.1.:J•ilkorin't:).1e!s,'at "He, firt3sido i'v.'llene.t1 it i‘the,-le. shelters' Witft. grain and seedk .
trance, and .exit Of birds; and may 'visit '
I Would ' find a ..weleozne ,lifiiiiing.. , land .supt ,dziringtileir Winter 'exctin '.
Then 1 tl ,.. Ill b Ce1118 . unitbating,, 1
, .
(3' 1,,- svf,rnagrzn7 on
!lg.,' a„ii'll 'MY heart is 1'17c;t1 'theWinter bird's. :
,.. They 'renitY us A thouroind rola, They
hantia on'
' -,--Christina .
larvae; and Insect, Maintaining the.
. • ,
ho
,._ J...an • z e -o -,..trt_ms.--Ifrill rubs.
Motors Blabket64,11arses .
Natural gc404Zect
1311lletiD.
!igolloe •ParYiee Or the Pertment theIntorior,at Ottawa
a:b;:eNeter
. , ,,#eeenrcee
Few in, the: inland: ProvInT
tudo*Of the fishing inistry of
ch
of Ontario riPpreciat,e1,130 magni,
the ,three Maritime Provinces,,
land end -*/;l'eW
ing.1.921,1CihLQ thc. ,Vaine• Of ,
$1(3,507;617 were taken,. The
larget takings were Of cod,
il3ono78!:(8'l 8s 1.°I'Vu'intdi:: (31:9r1i5.1.157°-
Of the herring tatien al 491.-
-;1001 pounds --'-yeas • Used.
'Thiq--,Firi-OrrreTre7e-P747flie,:.:4/111t.
lishmeirt by the l)ozninion:
cries Branch of a Report,-
„•ing .Serv,iee„. by Which.captaini
Of .fishing'..beats and, others, ,
tereSted 'ere ,suPplied'
-f r ma arm- 'regarding, ...cate4
of bait at varions. points along.
the coasts . of •the Maritime
ProVinces and the Magdalen 1. -
-.-lartlzf-'7ThrOughout the 'spring
and, summer 'Officers pf the. De,.
pnrtment of Fisheries gather bi-;
formatien.regardingthe landing
15efl tpha to theelr. wlaareg.deritddalliyinli3t,Y
'ng.points.. This serv,ign, is of
very :.great importance • to the
fishing industry, as, even the in-
land fiShernian appre,Ciate
how-Luselese-would---thelizre=fiSh=4-
ing. vessels • be without ' a supply ,
•of 'bait or advice. as to Where
• bait might'1)e•''secnred.
This _is ;but, one Of the many ,
services'•rendered by the PedSral
OoVernment denartinents hi as-
sisting in the deVelopirent of-
Nnada's natural. resources.
, • -•
A
isa
one or more,sides; festeaan evergreen
-branch to, the vtrindOW &eine; construct
a, little food hoPnor, Add grevellynerth
16„0.11 attraction, andspread ,a•repast...,
of nZbted"aiihi.fara'nd':Vegetable food •
for the .
..Broken nuts Are eage'rlY iteeented by ,
Chickadees, l'siuthatChei end • Vvood;,
peekere, andhemp seed and millet"aatt
other sniall 'seeds by' the Juncos, ,Red-
pells, Goldfinches, etc. , '
Make a brushliettp for the_grourid
shelte.
there and their toed May be scattere4
'
? •
oard, on a flight to Africa, is 'shown arrivhig at Toulon aboard a French battleship, • ,
• IN IIABBITBORO
, n of the air, Dixthucle, •which was lost vvith all
..
W.
pad:ridge, , clean up our tree's of eery species of
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A row of inotond weronoticed not long
4
Shivering. .
• ago, parked Along a street, each one
, .
. carefhlly blanketed. Nearby stood two
or three horses', without bi&kets, "
shiVering In the icy wind. •The
' WiYchclogy that blankets a car and al- '
Taws a horse co sbitcg.,-ies:sercethicets
. .iitody,-..---or cadrge. the Same person:did,'
• not ,do both, but frem our experioncei
, w 1 th : 'it tlimin nature we ' believe '. •i• t
woula he a safe bet that, if the ownet-
ahip were transferred, they would act
- ' the same. •The sista°, reason is that
• , ,
the, InconVenlent effects aro not..so Itn--
mediate in the ehilled boric) as in the
• chilled motel': The horSe is ,able to
'Hiatt 'When ',urged, the motor is not.
And an thy snugly tuck the warm
., hlanhet sl.rininci the inaziffilate car,
„
wishing he were a ined,inci.
1 While the, horse leek, on' eriV161101Yr