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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1924-10-30, Page 6TRAVEL TO EA LTR 1N MOTOttabARsa17." e'''4 the -4 �utandrng that nelY- have Its effect undermere' atellehiee Omer is the eweek-end 'formal coriditiOnse. .- iCSoa,gamping peetiese whichPre- .1 Issznices rinOtPIBE OBTAINED..: lielathfig **Settliii fer theAirbela 1Th. et f Oar gets* rod dealt `1.*Inall164•Ann''.41t1' 614 u-1114341 1444 ;1.''Int"^". of nhysical esceeciee in *nanultag hee, 13100m Of health litto the cheeks of =Attie and caring for it that he!' • 'Wife •ead children as #1.14,,r0rda,,,aolghtikot 44,4n.„0,x7 other -way. After I litei Pienileed... 'lave .1tiaeis leee,Vtleft 1014 4Sigeteerees4 • ci...4rbuiw-over u,nrcrlirlde':r 'and The whole fami1 goes on theae.°14- inside hie auto he has used A good ingst and thus gets. into the of Many muscles!. some of which he peels- ' doing' 'thinks. together. This lneees ably never knew he had before. . 'for happiness and eci.ntentreentinfani" The automobile.; is proving a tre- ' fie' life, rivisiehein turn. makes for better inendous factor in health in this re - health; for l'aPPY f°110 are more efit erect; eamely, that it eimbles a phy- to keep well than thee(' Who are upset Clatelo get to his patient Much quick- endetiader the strainof family ja ' s Then, tool in tonring round the the' and buggy Now a, he can Annihilate r& Or than • country thete are in things of in- formerly could with ahorse space at a rapid rate when it is neces- Aerest to see. These keep the Mind saey to __reach e person. quicltier in husXand are:aneducation to';',' those order to save life. Automobile arabile s -who study such Places'. If the mind lances have also come into 'cornmeal • • is kept. busy On such worthwhile items use and greatly facKitate transporting it is less apttodwell °no Peracmal ail- sick persons to hospitals, where OC- Illen4b. which"" although largely imag- pert care canbe given thein. • • inary, do become a Menace to health it the mind. Coatinues to coneentrate, But there are certain warnings °n , which should be given automobile own - them' ' I ers regarding their health. There are In getting out into the esPene • some activities °fee motorist that tend caping parties many people are'nnd- more against than for it. For instanee, ing. out for the first time that they can ;if a man is going on e vieek-end trip breathe night air without' suffering he had better get an, early start,. so as ^ .any serious, conseeUences, to avoid getting into rerY•heaver trafii SO ler is folks with poet appetites flc Priering on roads crowded with, are Coneerned; the outdoor life that the cars nuts a nerve strain on a river , • ' • Chinese refugees 'in the war .zeine are shown molting their belongiuga into safer' areas, usieg, sampans as a means, of transportation The scene is •Shanghai harbor:, auto make§ possible stimidates - such, which may go a long wairt toward •off • - Corpeeteeproleleee to set ure eli?Ugle Therfactoes of the outing. is marketed DY the. Ontario Co:Opera- , Engineering te! find outlier tlus first thne . maY get the idea that isy virtue of this • In 1923 .the Province of Quebec had , . • A Feeneh archlteet, named Knapp- be bOlegebleseed by the working poopte "Of: Frew* and *A tfiectivered itt the sametime; not only the way eebeessme popular' in this comitee, but .aleo the ‘inaeheeeit -,iiiiitivtolueepnie the wearc1Liteet.:14,-.1"t411oP;', has ecsidved' the housing.prohlem for Ihee,pciarter working clases. Hii Idea' Is simple but bigenieue. It le breed on the prineiple that the work- iniigud"peoh pig . thetp.,.. Belind he hasmerely es are indirectly for the high, oak. of,hom •eishileing, in Fearece ae ,founcl the Way to reduce en.oriziemSly the expense ef skilled lehar in eottage 4 . e "lee ha& drawn up plans for five 'dif- ferent types of small hoeseeto. be en- tirely constructed of emicreee. He has built one of each of :these types of dwellings In wood, ,This' wooden house Is in tarn lined with woad throughout, this forming a lenge mold for the, con, crete to be pbured4leto. When the matrix heutie is raised with the aid of a .crane the walls of a finished- cot- tage remain, etandinra • , auCh.tie bennecan be occu • led Within tout weeks ;•*ter heildieei is aom- mewed,. leniappat ;piens, provide for • twa leseMse eeeh fwelch ere tee 'teat Canada -ewes, vleited ,recently by a wide and twelve feet in lepgith; and e delegation of POO' editors, H. C. S. A. -kite-hens bali aud oallar. •The cost is Baron-Xsen 'eloamsweerde,ef TO° Terri:" `6000 franes'TOO t I300') "f whteli tho . T Cnossen-a; 4,,EleStatitlaa.rd," M. j. 6tktrctl;14i6uAa7't4;2t` e'!73 '''Rctter44ele fraain4h•thtetatde:irCZnti:4J. Breese, who made advanced for hine. by the French- Gov -1 aan esterieiye, tour ed the paininion. In , reee:nrtenle4ne:et;tonlvte.tire:iaile,1:Tnnae4seatTar4widel 'ase,t4t,iiesaerk441;:lizvesern, Telt,ollieeWtYhehliaelied 9eni;'elireGlaieS4ePuiurPrOG:tiegsli°014; sutcosif of patch settleral- aa the Seek Reber' (the Rebot law). reticle' in Canada, and a study of Canae • ' Eight day 1 • tho actual ti dian conditions' with a ilew to retierte quired to build 'these hoecies '.. the In; and encouraging Dutch migrte Can- 'ePtwile6lieseYwof wollriii9m4eirincelueilielithride '3iecirvs'Aeetsu°Pf‘'..4°:* of 6:C)MEP: 71111)213 t?...7.78terli the modeenii. InToihdrer.wd eel iinizeiecqftiirtehde : • The sttnati°n in, the lleOleriende as li1old,t04.-urce tho new of iiprosentod by thein ietli1s Tethteledenetinred ,.nesswnvhijs‘ . e; uk,,, s been under cultiyetion. Farms' bee° been irliave oesstioly ereetecl at ,Tr6yea. Each of subclivided"bY farmer's aniOngst their , c- • theme it is .said, would eost no less 13%1{)anisituenotilitsatobgl fiageraicnultioracrists4olialregaebr; thee ee,000 eranoa if built apooicurik sohitelY no PrOseeCt of 'being able "t° staent:izir iem atrhandcinoia ae g eaa'crallYstr"educti nt pre- secure farms in their honielaed, and in addition there develops a supply of ag- crete 1:11111dirrge. -rioultural !abet whichls in excess, of I the' demand. This has, for years. re- PUTCH EDITOBS° 'VW To CANADA Sun -Spots Will Increase for a Number of Years desire fiir food that it is alit to be-• setting tile benefl fil ealth-giving their income. The,Ontario honey eras) , A century .0f Science aiid mpt,oriste after a feve miles- run, is; Then, too a Person who 'drives a 'caretiveSlloney Producers 'do., Led. , Few Of those who enjoy the come mesas., taat, things to -eat taste good,' fact he getting sufficient allearoUnd: .7,199 beekeeper.% which included 1,0415 rei matter how poorly cooked or how, physical exercise. As a ma who were registered for t e first time forts and conveniences of life in 1924 Much dirt gets 'nixed with the victuals the exereise that goes' with owning and • 3 rea ize ow recent are the develop - 0P g C s in science an engmee ng 41 459 °ends tter of fact • before the are served. , - f • The .Motor taken people. Out in heelthfial 'arid restful clothee, Folks dreas' for eomfort. when they go on an auto tour. • Of eaerse, they 'ought -tti h•he supplement that year. Their Production was , e i th 826 pounds of honey • • .* • • • I • • , ..Qm sops gettintc the eeneashee• Between February and Augnst of • • . • again, , • . last year the sun had a mininsUm of ewe Professor George H. Peters of the United States Navel %Observatory, ;suited, in a reig_ratiOn ef 'same y°14me'• 131fr:btslemeatirille4protiParbolfee'ssinorerPes4rsa. 71° Iletherinnds own °°1.°1°.°4 are worei.ng,oh.now. asult otitcat1h13:3 algoorielnitsuureatelaA.tcoti•vtiliteoitintroes • Eseh..el.ear daY, of the year at noon, , which -these Dutch farmers linve. been Peofessor Peters photographs the sun. „ ..• accustomed, and hitherto this flow has A photo -heliograph with five inches aperture and forty feet local length Is gwie An the main to di°, United"States: • used. :The tneake of the sun is taken The ,east United States' quota law re- -• lt f d hi' • deiced the Netherlands immigrant • , di Meter. h light .is thrown into • regul r „systetnat c .ex rc se ra er . • which have .made them, ossthle.,. Yet , . . ' . a e • quota by some three quarters!, permit- than take, the placeeof it., in or er • th .$1,983,051-, T.he annual . Rensselaer P ' n • ' • oarthch ic PInstitute, a oa8w °Ibsseirnveerde.a' sinTigle °IntcarePaaetes •11: d to' of -wax wor t e came • from elle duefete of an .un• la, • • , ting -only 1,637 to enter in, the year. A aad the tide' is imposeible wh,en 'in 'civilized ant factor the health and happintes dress for ease always. -,But they think lY need, the automobile laan import, 6S 770 ,.edloales, Accounting • There is not mech doabt that, right,' years hese been 6,095 beekeepers, with . Tr° get the beet results. . . I average M Quelsec for the past s•even Enaseilaspe g country, celebrated tenth years, saye4Professor*, Peters, I • "' • " mosksteilrableseamteen y, New. York, t,he eldest cellege: roe'. e''neaneer • of years. senapot siivered rairr°r; ". • I Holland League. for e',-"nifirat'ion gave altin in enY' cele • occurs everY „eleven, and ;one: I „eaeeaeeii eta. le ralie , o nion , at Canada was ...the • new bourn had to be smight 'Lae its pi ofe e,617,992 pounds of hotey Mesa pro of science and erigineering that oreeaVefeekereeegreisayeseteftscfief4411640enwt4 AT'delneathe-M13**reisZgft0Pefeereeeasseeteseetese iesileasaleaecia-acg4etheeoThare4,97iietkeeelis r A -4442,444-4•• - they get a tastWef comfort in dressing betterbodies: ,c1S,-411'errialice. 6V: I' eitS; gkR Etas4A-AO..4-,or 406 eot5-eve.s.a.a—seessea,„4,eseeesettenk'7PSAWOWlialltWie faitel,V) +4^/*•,. 4 _ • • • • • peopect, pr 1914. , , edi.ters Spent their time in eichailetive, ly ‘Weinen on equa • erras wieh. men, there All For Canadians the celebration is of •poi• a nuMber of' deers during 'the. and. nearly Peofessfens era 9Pee* to 'otudying ,I ,D1,,.-,. the country oVer Canada' is • a very . theni Chilean evomen hive catead • e ' .4' • ' " k ' I gratitying , Increa•se • 'of interest et- i enecial interest.. As SeriSelaer be- middle' ,of 1923, Leo spot were .seen' on• • • , . Y with a. view to b.earing this out and, en - •,4 e - came the pattern of alt the of . the sue's dislc. • . ',hist • science and engineering. on the . con- peint for shit . spots is giVeti legato a, . ere the zero distinguished themeelves con,sederablya couraeing e ile medicine, ie elenteetre and, in Mere,' through the influence Of. the press. • .. • Move' ' in this dilrectiOn eibited in apiculture, well 'illustrated ' In the ' remarkable multiplication of - . . . . tur.e. , • ' fvlovement 'Purely Agricultural. • • . '' ---.-----se---•• .. UeifOriplY they stress the, fact -that. - • 'Standing., teem, 9/lathe ear.th 'will the ceinstituent of Sueli. aemovement . • . Canada's- na.rrowest street, Sons le Cap, in 'Quieted City. export figure's. It is the belief that 'in 1 tillerit' 't naturally left its mark on difference of opinion. . • ' vera universiti s orth of the boun- During the period of sun -spot maxima the successful. penetration of foreign I . clary. Moreover, not a few of the the eutensity ofstlie northern lights i markets and the generally -favorable' men. who, In the early days, the lower latitudes 'gives evidence of be full uP bee' the year, 809.0,7 said .would In almost purely ageicalturala acceptance of . the Canadian preducts Ye'ung coptributed. to the teriai. .de,velope intense 'magnetic conditions. Some PrOfessor. Gregory at:a•meetin.g of the The einigra•tiOn from Holland, • Which this' .ccan' be expanded toe: vei y great of the..Donaireion; turned to it for spots dank produce Marked,northern. British Asseciatieba. The 'ea-orld'Popu- has alwaye beenhe progress, _slew's' exteat: -Yet. Another' item. of produe-t.then.i tion has be.en' , to Canada's I, their education. One, John. Fiske. Bare lights, while Otheee doe , • s•t which -1 Mien earn. Os every. tendency. of inereaeing, and It varied, list, of, agricultural' Product% inerd '('5°), who had sconetructed` • s • ••- le not intended in any way to .encour- very much- more .linpartant, place. • which promisesan the, future to occupy ; r.lureiher of the lines which We.re merg- . -led in •,the Geand Trunk, :became urban residents.... Dutch :feriner,e Are age tbe. departureecif industrialists or • , , _,.' • :- .1 Chief engineers 'after they ere con -' 'particalaly ,sueoesaftl in inbred` 'farm:, 'big and dairying,. and:, the, editorial j'feathei . Bothwell ('58),, of,. Ingersoll, Trod by Roman .Legions Autos use afitiskRead, • solideted: Another,. EdWard. Penne: , •:heCitme. the linest• .eriiinent:. mining -en= gineer of his day, founder Of the 'Am - The -announcement that .the Princeoricazi Institute.of Mining .and Metal- • of' 12,Vales, upeniteturning lurgical Eogine.ers, anit:eititer, of the Canadian. will open , thee moon-. ; "Engineering and Mining Journal." • •stritcted road. !sbetween Dertford: and :•,Tw Ma4aatadto'azta'td t4(1,.'.1517.yeltv.ofen4F0.?-apire , . „StegocledreWS, attention to ono Of tne Charle oldest ancl, mesteeelebritteel highways. e eine (wheie he still' inaintains a Sum- , in -Europe:. This is '• told in an Ate iner . home), wha,designed and •erected sociatca Press diepatch from Landoll...1 riumereus. beidgetissueh atii the fionoua, This patch; of road reality,nert. Nughkeepale 'Bridge Across' the HO - of Watling Street, •A .theroughtare of e.rid John A. Waddell ('75)., et great antiquity: which 'still treverstei .?. The heart of .London . and; just back of Port Hope,d whose career .has 'reached. far beyond the, two Aeriericase ' . • St: Paul's 'Cathedral, tie elite ',day. bearai. ',Among Canadian delegates'. to. the its ancient name. a ,,• • , a • • .•centennial Were . Sir Robert'. F'aiconer, to Lendon,froM Canterbury traverses ' rontO; D,r. K. Bruee Taylor, Principal the ,same 'load. 'the famous 'Water* ' ' .Streeta..Whith •itoinan. ibidiets,,:sook.. of qUeee's University, and Peen. H. Maekeeasef McGill Uaiveraity. Me: , . . when, 'on nonquestebent they marched 'IL c.iii b England. .. .., . e . , .• •. Arthur S. urve.yer, president, ef CANADATDEVELOP ... side -line desultorily tallOwed apicue . ' Arid this old 'road which the E'rliieo merelt as a' lobby, or itn:Ineeressing ehr g ., „ Enginedeing Institute: ofSSCanada who as one of the principal speakersaiveue , - 4 , . - • ' • . : tUte has -attivinecieee ehie PrOpoetiens '-of '9Viiee wile again AlliOW'op.en.tatlie . .. . . . , ... The motoriat who. to -day comes up , Presidmit -of the University of To- IN I ' eiehseeeet atsateeyewha ette.ehonoeedewieheaedoctorettee -and-hcreeth-ee`eathustastinakie-Whoree-Puhliseelnallo s t e heartede011owing of a main indukey. haS ev-er' been, the Innit nOnVen1 ' route between leondon and the ports Great Britain Gives Books Organization of Co-oPerative Pools. . Bee paols or ce-operetive secietiees . of Fralice. ' • to Tokio Imperial University SIX MILLION POUNDS OF fp, bailey marketing have been organ_ • 1924 I-IONEY FOR ized he Ontarie and Quebec, and such A man namee 'Onions had the nes- EXPORT. Once Followed aa HObby, culture, Has Now Attie Proportions of tt MidJndustry •The renierkahle development of in-' tenet _. ..44eUltitr,e..ende.heethe...Pro.e.„,Pected that the •Cenadian''honey•itidus; • 'duction of honey seehieh-eas featured try- will be eetellisheeeee !eepeetteane • ete peat few years in aaaadeate sre6, ,ent and „profitable bake: The quality. eleaeleerly illuetnatede:.einssthe'lazinaunce- Canadian ,•,i4ent..nf the Dominion • itiefeetse. telet an etiviable. Canada *Ili, ehie• yeae.have six Million PotinteY, demand has, been • created. As Seen' as the. ma,iket Price • pounds Of liono .aialiable, tier export, 'figures arrested at. aftere'eonsiiitationse.Penbe, standardized. the SiiPplye, will be eeetired,• and the honey .trade will. 4' With' the leading„,.Beekeepers, Co. 'operative A.sseciations of Ontario and he an Important feethr ...aMong,e the Quebee. , sTheetuedeestandtng 'weal tht.Procliaetelge .e..0m., odities,. cif the ',. Outaide inarkete ean he' found for this .1Thnnhliml.. . • • ' ' Beeiteepieg'. has Made rapid strikes , quantitia and, another result that, prce '4 „ • misoa. muck., nntistno:tion, Among vro,.. in the Western provirices,'where more will followers Are heir* enlisted , every sisicers .1e. that the' home .tharket. be 0,011026c• • year. Last year ISritah • deleMbia, in adepree. season, accounted:for The significance, Of such foreshit- an !peoductton of marc than half a million dOWed ezPort trade limy be appreci- pounda',of honey., The firoduction 'tied trona the 'fa,etetlitit, leet year the in Peres.; • ,.,. .46., only. eleesee pooache werte see,eaa , indestrY hese. beer phenomenal e was eetistantially. excess • of' ..1,000,000 ' in the peeetleine'rear to 0.6,35a pOurim pound. ..4aAketchewan in that .year worth 413,520, and In'tbe year prier ti;'. iiroduced :124;606 earre 'Albertal -4!ileateto4-,14,107.petinitee worth'$2,840. honey, tgeot,tL eeeteieete. achieving ; worth -While rktti• 44, itaert -thes aettieh .abe Canada the more significent. Since tt, iesa 04,1 ,favor6.1-ily .dactione .The procItte::ion, ef Western' • •*metres maricero, and shipilientS1 It is 6PIY. 6.! '•"" l'"ent' Years that any Oaesetta ,tram °Med° alone, In .the attention nee ,been devoted ,t0' corn Of ‘theeerielefitlyear,t1"1:041.-boneY-produetforree.". - .....totanod_nearly 1,900,000 pound*. : Output Of. 'Ontario and ue bee' Attention lute re.ntiy been dire deft reV adea. •'':taethe tentarkabieeintereat 'bele .Aeeerd to the' .trepUty ailditkee of 'Tpted to, an he developmen et, apt. Agriculture ter the Province Of Oh.4 •seellitite , the Western proelliette, ta.rio, the aggregate Value of tlie honey ha e beet n progress' in crop * that, erOverce - 1921. • wee ' • the Eastetn'PrOvince, where the„indate elightly. less than' ".$1,000 000 ,There en' heel been for years esteblisheci, the, are in the province about seven theee- . 'movenient testate*. here to.weras a letabllieetteli of the ' prom ragitedede by Mape folloWers is the status of the industry in West- t A ern Canadtha-rthe Coast and ,Beairle, who was with him said, ,"Oh, Onions,- . Proyincee are expected to heave •aimi- ..You are in a picklete - -1 lar organizations in operation before The joke was not lost on Onion's, the end' uf the season.. The 'next logl- 'weo determined , to let his wife share , , fortune o fallinto a puddle. friend cal, and expeeted step, In the, organe the 'mtge..' ' zation and the keystone .6f the enter , ',My dear he said When he arrived: Prise, tv111.14 all probability be cen- home, "e heard a clever thing to -day teal. selling organilatiorie With. these My friend Sintelie when I fell in that arrattgerneate completed. according to „puddles saki, 'Oh, Onions, you are in the plans of the authorities it is ex- ,a •a•a•i- pa,ssing the di lonnitic and con - sular vote the House et Commons sanctioned thagift by the 'British goy - Natural Resources Bulletin. _ 0 111.11e.5,.Hcode the flegehlp of 'the apeciae car -vice squadron 'which recently. e Visited, Canada is, ehowneseeaming into the harbor (ef Plymouth, after : crate:* pleting a, iv-ored voyage. Mem-lent of $12,§,060 for the peichatie of books in Great Britain •fot the,Teltio iinnerial University. ' • ,..,The library of the univerkty was deetroyed in thee eartliquake, of last • • year, And this gift is •ip. restitiition. • yprese 'Seethe , • Theagle, cypress trees. • commonly grow re swamps -their • geeds cannot delegatiMie ise looking More 'especiellye.: ;trite ,sectors of the Dominion .sultable, for Such,peretilts, and above ail where 'Dutch eettiere haeo already loeaeed, " e Canada already .e not insigaii- 'cant ,Dutols Population. ,loceited for the. - _pieta: Dare in the. previnceeof .Ontario - alt Canada has 117,54)6; citizens 'or . Dtitch birth. -There are .•50,.$12 in On- tario;1 'Manitoba ; s16,639: in •Saiskatehewap; 11;5116 Neve Scotia, 9,430, Alberta; 3;638 in New prime: .wick i .3,306 in Britl.eh dolemlelas 1;411.-• In Quebee;. 23e In Prince .Ed Ward 18 land'34 .in, the Yukon Territpry:. 'and. 1 ,in• the North.. Weat Territor; es, . , • ' Most Successful Farreere. • 'e The' • Butch are .....sacces•sful farmers bath in :their: native lane and .when arilimPauited AO. the i‘lbro. Arnerlean cent:Meet. In Holland large flocks of Alieep and. cattle .are 'kept and Wheete oats a bailey 4ane,. rye •Miseda whilst Butch fie* dairy ...proclucte ,are,, -World-renemenede Sugar:sheets, teliac.'. co; and ,hemp are also grown : eaten, •sively, whilst matket gardening and frult•culture are ..veri profitable .:and . have lerge'. tollOwings. ' With • airport., ' the cpening, eP of new areasewhet • mice in these CiVerelfied• linos 'of iarine. .iatidga .:Ithseiryi,lizetd7fr,aarmiwe•irs.1715.,c, .gool hi Can. • twee land to -day may early 'become °amide •haa ,no _lieene e?e,y wee ity, -and-what in western Can.,1 autiwn-in -Holland upLOrecent,' yearele 1. ThoNaturalResources Intelligence may tead;ay be bare prairie in a 'CCM'. Of, late,• however,. there has been a Service of the Dept. Of the interior paretively few -years maybeanother gratif3ring interest exhibited on 'the :at Ottawa says: , • - winnipea, , ,' • part of the Netherlands Goyernment , While . , einada e gleateet na h • . on the possibilities. of the •Dominien . . I 608,e10. square miles, and it would she depend for the accura e eel di lation of the country. . Not long ago • ' . . Canada has a large .area of 'c t r al relotaco ' te land amounting to approxima ly 8,- is her !ands, and on the surveyor mustfor th t f h p p • seem that therg should be plenty, for arieion oY that feed, that futme citi• the DUtch Settleete'' Union iseued a osier hod at reastiliable, rices the y y, p , Ina ot hay ea ses f die at over' measurerienteee ,„ eiculturalleoeptirtunitiees'inisthe'..boe zany y u germinate ueder water. s settlement of certain portions and its ' and honey prochieerbut out, of thee° only about six huntheiscirdepsud upen.. The newly' denstructed Zeppelin which recently arrived III the the .1):IdustrY• for the grotaee pate ot United States Is seen in ills receiit trial flight over ••• • use ,for toisineas• purposes has -.greatly • , • P panOhl t,giving information about age t 41. minion. This le rollovved up by the increased is , In businese •44-, • 'centres., particularly, .ptleet • haY0svisit of foureit,the foteeidea, eclitoilaor leirehadestichaialieightethatethellieteisTSsaes..*.n. Bra*.6 Pe:06 . . ..m. O Far, oriii"'",thcaan,-1),Ifaa:srdalY6f'et'ihIPiDePlitleanttlefiftr,a.:!eCnasiavaediay eity foe accurate- eutveye 'Sheave the ' -impartancesofethitie Work, adwb1e,• . . • 4,1iln the .0sseininatimi of their Views ' .,to the unthinking, the Mattel' Of a dife fereeCe of a :feet incite ine lest need hardly beconsidered, e eew..Yearg-Ha comparatively brief, apace In the life eel -a rietioneeMaY- mean the eitiiblish- ' teent of a cOmMunity. that Will rapid- ly become a metropolis, and a•cenika. '4euctit. ,enhgemement ,of values to eine believableeeheights. ' It is but lel years Once Governor Sleneoe, theefirst governor , Of Upper ,Cana1a, removed the seat Of goeerne ersienteettemeNlegarieetteroesethe lakes t�- se tent pitcliedeonete eke Pest elute of ' gOirertimentedireetoe .of euryeeie is back In Wilinipei'from the 'tartan leines., after aeengthy trip .by Genes through a country' which1E1 'terra lncognita 4o., Most white. men. 4Conepletipg filet the survey of Great rave Lake, begun ,in 1921, Mr. Blan- chet and his party, fifteen. In all, head- ed north and,. (test into .the. Barren Lands to survey ' the area eontlguoith to the big chain of' ,lekes from which the Coppertnine, Becker, yeliewkniee, PheJon ,a.ncl ether, , nOteheen rivers Taraine theettreaslyinge from? Great Slave' upon their return. ' •-• Prince Regent of Japan Plans New Biological Laboratory. ' eThe Prince, Regent of Japan is.spo.n. 'kit for a' new . biologleal. labetetery 'which will be, erected in the conepo' MIA,. • Of athe ,Akiiiiiike imperial PalaCe, The '. piand for , the laboratory are 'being.. drawn by the Prince ,hiineeit. . 4-asitteeseitteewiteeeeliOseatheaPriiree'4.Reee to .Rateundt1ThOefe.,hbeen intlelt intereated In the ,', • nettle teethe A.rotie and ncirtheast !elegy." He began eniteetirig . : the new provincial .capielitscoeld no 'the present city °I Toronto. Land .1441i(114 ill li el c't iindeali Bay.' * . sesecitnene while he Wei in the Print,' 4 s aThs :al-. t .t It ' . b' ' ' .' f Ar-' Iolibelnive:clieeri„iebtalittid41,:that1tInin.iiii3O.-09:',!L°:„.;::.41.;.!.1.3:78.,..'il-1.1.:1,..7.bld7 }..0,, .,sai,,irtiya'. tlreadd„:::tich..61.10•.t.ptohi.ei'...rtit6eritl'eti'..c..eoetthsiotioi,:tho! veky. cheiplyieand property on Whet : .. Ile ihAnce; thriottgn to uz nton,,eiolde itiestil .6.14t.it, , It .i.46,,,.(104t,ti.63,61. 14.,y firia. 'emit land. 'A. feet frontage more or 4-- ero uoili the deweteWei . etteote Wee . ' and yinver, akee o Lake Mackay, I every latiect and every Alpine plant eart_hqielike... ,. ',.• . ' , 4 . In Japan. ..S/le hi. table to knOW.•., theenettieacife.:. Iii the Takanawa palede after the greet' less. Would hardly be doneidered in a'a- feard to valueei.'bUt-the ettreeyot of thoie days., as at present reignited oce curacy, Time has justified this toed for areuracy, ag.Is ..evidenced 'by'ie vent-Teportof the-aseeissment,eommie- Biotite of .Toronto, *Lich hows that 'property keeled on the eCiener of King and YOnge Stree'.'/.;,is now asSessed at, te,009 Per feet. frcataffel or tit1e56.0 coin° to us 'IsomMany directions, This VInte.ge, and Jewelled 'Cr:Mine:its, the I , per inch Who coutd have ioreon rnierriing's mailebringe a letter stinting whdie probably worth $2,009, wore un t1 th.o, atetit of GoVetiler that thenbaby of one 'Of' out, foilner oerthedfrom a cache en the banks of. , .70 COO 'PeOple in I.Ot4r Simcoe' in t7ilq *Out(' e .eita of wfattirrLis .,1-i.atte4tiaken a PriSe at thyti,,e0,iivheitiy. thhoeysilleodl'ayltiagiv,er,.otinetehio•I.1,1*VizrttnIll.pegT, hebirr , • . gelani liebrotrat • t. With the, extension' Of tird 'Tote:Mee:, othiershie unknevin.": Was an adventaroue t,riri thiettigh,terri. eery .leaecely visited be, whites In the., lasI tWa hieedted; yeare slnco Herrite Mae:eve:red it. , • A Prize Baby. , Satisfactiop and encourag•ement AifeierieGOld COini Found o 'n Banks of Redi Rver - • Gold Coins; seine Of them of ancient • •