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The praseat ot ufldiig.in 32L33, (.01111mi-ell with $9,441,850 in
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The haildiag tfI,
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. Victory and Other' Bonds Bought and
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Doctor, of 'Dental, Surgery of the
erinsylaania College "and Licentiate
of- Dental.Surgo.y of ()Iitario.
Office in Macdonald Block.' .
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C. IL.ROSS
Graduate Royal College of Den. tai.'
, . Surgeons .
• Graate-te Uniktersity-of,Torento
• •Faculty of beritisiry
Of--FICE OVER H. E. ISA1313'S STORE
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M.D.,
Special:attention paid to diseases. Of
loin en an d Ch area, 'having taken
".• radtiata woak ib Sureery, bee-
: tea -Macey": and Scientific aledieine,
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a-Offiee ftv the Kerr, Residence,' between
the Gueen's Hotel and' the ;Bapitist
••.Church., •.' •
Insin.ess given careful attention.,
Phone 54.
tercedng .nientlf, a gain fat ,
----...............83'6: • .Exporte 'of liewtsPriat 'for', the,
$24018,300, as against 2255,605,1309, 'a' 'month ' amounted to 1,453,195 cwts.,
0110,(4eGreare in money ,valtio of con- valuedat :$6,708,178. Weeaphip of all
trarits-aea ;which le, preamble alecie.thae ,eranalrteci. „alp December
Outweighed by tee fall bi .builidina =ciliated to 1,692,044 Cwasnevalued,
at
eogItq. The decrea.se, each as it js „cc-, ,a4,209,3,83, wh3le exports of pulpwood
culai',.only in , the, ,Westera andeagaxityt pax,t3ie mop.1.4. totalled .•4679„ eords,
time Protleeee, ,,valued at $480,160.
,
showing sabstential increases. a In • competition with , creameries
ly 76 million. (1.011a,rs, weita of resicien- frem nix out of the 'Line protinees of
•tial constructionewas'pnt in, head dur- 'Canada, the "J1 -Canada" special tor
Mg the year, 85, n113on dollara worth. creamery butter w,as woneby the Shoal
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nf. husitiess property, 'sixteen and a Lake Creamery, of'Sboal Lake, Mani
hall million dollars worth of Indus- tobe,,, with an "il,v'eyag.p.. sco,r,e „of 9'7,0A
trial and 62 millionedallars worth, of out of a poseible 100 at an exhibit of
engineerieg construction. , ereamery autier at Winnipeg., „., • ,
111°Snt Su'eceSsful. year has Jast, •Whale:: hunting off the: Britieh Col-
. coast may be resumed, this Year
been cenaluded accoraing to the an- 'ambla coas
nual report'of the Cornwall Board of by the CollsOlidated .Whaling aorpoea,-
,Trade, and all pfaTits the the tiara I-Iunting., of the big,
praseet time 'working to full capacity, was diecontinued laSrt .Year beeause
The population oT the town ' stated the market, for 1:r4sle oil- was la, Poor
to be 7,788,:with some halbutarY 2,500 one. Tbe obtilook for s'eesen,
Persons "bee,ond the limits, but' emP104.- ho'wever,,ia: better, and .the-ciorpoinaloe
ed are seine 70 ind•ua, la ode:eider-Mg _the advisibility of
,establistenents, eMpleying ,1;973 PamingaetivitieS.•
•
trlal The ,Calgary Board' or Trade" has
hand's, .anal•PaYing, wages teta.11ing
465,491. ,' This' deo not •includee the allePt,ed".; calling' an all
Ho.wataxl-S:mith Pe-epeY Mill outside 'the rfierlthrs, Palaament to see -Canada
tow, limits; -where 360 hands are em- beforeethey, enter .upon •• their
payomil of.• . The argument. is
about ;.350,000, • ; that ,th,ey will, in; Taa,alle;r; 1,11Creae
••• their knowledge 'of many railway, ag-
The annual fur production In the
and develoimient. problems
Fort 'William clistrict,„ which includes
when they are seeing, the Dominion at
Pert Arthur, a'Tipagon. and West' to
Kenora, , le ' approalinately 7,000 mink,' fi7st band and W.L.11. be enabled: 't'n':dsead'
Mere: effieiently with national Prob-
1,000 elect. ,hear., 2,000,martin,..I,(21,050„.bus .a they •
.slivale,35,0 Oa b eavcri.. 3000 '
000 NY'e.:'4.9,01"' 7,0.00Mataln trate ringOff'thsleicyreee 'vs.h1iP92m1elairrtosmefthluine mainland
and
1'du,ci
and '5'5)0:lynx.' These tire:a' vveeen
plied, by Meafinaa,•,,,,,orats,„:,r,„ of of .B.dtts4 Columbia amounted to 164-
Shipments' to China and
the Ra,-,vir 4'11r • Dealer's'...:PrnS'oelatitin 'ef °Q0/000 feet
•Japan_ accOunted for 93,000,000 .feet';'
Nerthern.,Ontario.!•
• . .„•• e • • Atistralia,efid. New Zealand .27 0.00 000• 1
Tweaty-fteue. new, inettstsStates 13,500
rie' lo- '
_ _ _ • United '000's:flaked Xing
aatera ,a,ceoraing ' • -
to
the, euffaa4 repeti of the. ,g.eforh...is._ aom 9,eu0.,0e0, other placee 21,500,009,
In addition 700,000,btualles: of Shingles
sioner of Indusiries, and Pt blicav and
were..elaipped to.,11nied 'States Atlan-
.
in amnion rear 'new u ia,v •1i4111 11.4211S GI 00X tu ttathe ei ' '• te.
es-tablislie,d their hea.dgearters :there, , , ,L,E;, ehye, •
.1?,0 St
tthlum 1,thitttsto,wioboepns"clotolii)e,„ lYte,11„you.a'iilwiinleliirvaettc-,I.bleilatie to.
wlth . • . ,J 11.04.41
irkg *arlaikleci., fealang
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It is not Sava „Theedore almond Jour,-
fray,, the Pateueli pliialesepher": ,
• tae 'analoy„iets goto prove tliat tae
mind is always, awake. During eleen
• • tact iain,a ia- itafirterelal. meed
•r.-ttato,. but it, goes, on and dleveloPS 11-
'self • abselutely. as in! the:, . walring•
hours,' • "
ota,er tidiale while ()lir becliee are'
astietePear minds go on iletelopinig tire
pattera ,et. the laeals, the, hopes,the
asPlinitiouia• the Moat pcp3a lio,expeetions, tile
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e9xt.,e,WIP'7, :
paper in the -linen erivelePe That's es laden Wli
itsnew; be looked at the
nurse, Who was preparieg a drink foT
the patient; he looked at the motion
less old man. -He didn't cemprehend
in. the least wha.t he saw. He we.s tn
agony.
'Three hundred thousand francs!
And he became paler still when he
thodglat of the interest running back
so many years. In his anguish he saw
atie fortune dissipated, the work, of his
life undone, hi.s power destroyed. To
give back the money seemed mon-
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ABOUTTIME W
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HAD AN ECONOMICAL C9.NFERINCE IN CANADA
Adams §ervice
There was a silenice while the spn
read the clocurneat, which shook in his
"You see, there isn't any dtoulat
about It," the old nian - continued :
"131anchard lived a life.of misery/. He
had' been brought „up expecting to have,
the fortime; he became a declasee. 1-1e,
died ,a long time ago. But he left two
cbildrente-one, a boy, who. is now a
petty clerk, without a sou, and burden-
-easeUL
• , „
shooks went to .4.-astralia and Singa- Iso a teacher. Now it is necessary to honesty, never before subjected to
but have itot yet started manufactur- , . Make reparation don't you. under- real temptation had always been ex-
intg. Winnipeg school children in elernen- stand? My father tolcame.this•just be= acting. He both pitied and hated the
Daring the year 1921, •1,100303 Maygrades have a credit balance,. of fore, e dled. He toid me It was. a despoiled Blancharcle. The idea thait
pounds of cheese; valued at 2204,864, '2132,475. in the sch,00l eavings depart- weight which was. crushing him. It he must expiate tile fault ef irie'grand-
were produced in the province of New 'Inuit which is carried with the Cana- was remorse, if yeawilL He,.told me father, not repaired bybis father, re-
Brunswick, according te the Proyin-
diasi Bank of Commerce. These figures that reparamm
reparation must be ad,e. But volted
.
They came to tell him that dinner
was eerved. • He went down stairs
mechanieally, still M torment. His
wife and hit two sons were waiting
for him in the dining room.
A. thought shot thrOugh his brain.
His troubled face smoothed out. His
eyes 'brightened, as they fell upon. the
two boys..
"I'll tell them," he said to hiineelf,
with: a sigh of relief. "Yes, that's it.
tell them latei. They wiladecide---
later." ,
And he kaew, •although he didn't
„confe,ss it, that that "later" would
mat Departmeat of „agriculture. In ad- repros:ent TO increase o,f 5.30,000* over'
ditienn, 1,162,020 pounds of butter were 1920 and ,t1.21 additional 2,291 deposi
manufactured, 'of' a value ea 5470,870.
--- The value of the 1921 crop tei Que- Of the 14,727,044 tens, of coal pro -
pee. has, been, officially placed at $219,- auee,a •iia. Canada. in '1921 British qt.
• 154,000. A total of. 2;754,000 bashels of unibia.a,ccennted tor 2,909,296 tons, or
, , ,
' Wheat accounted fora revenite of $4,- ore than 20 per 'eent It has been
• 379,000;. 50,591,000 busheiseel Oat'S for estimated that ,direetlY or indirectly
$30,355,000a A.,013,d0C1 people in the 'province are de -
ley for 2:4,0a3,000; .36,089,000, -Meehels pendent on the .coal indattry-.More
_df..petatoes. 2.38,871,000, and 4(205,000- ,taan.o.,o9,p,o90aVas• pain an .-vaages in
. teas of haY and elover...6r. 8121,945; and a,roUnd. *.ceed mines of 'BitiSa CO -
at tbat moment our lyusiness wasnot
secuae, and all the Meney, was tied. up
in. expansion." •, • •
"As it is now," Louis Marville inter-
. .
ruPted. •
allo. There is no', danger now. But
'then. I couldn't bring myself to do, it.
I couldn't. I thought: of you, of your
aitiire 1 deeided to put it off. From.
year 'to year I hesitated—I shrank
laacit., I hadn't the courage. I had
been poor. I had" seen misery in the
"itobt• rio d
Laa.C.P. •
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PHYSIC/AN AND'ISHRGEON*
ClaiSlialm'e atiihd) '
STEWART
Oracluate :Of UniversityOf Termite
Faculty of IVIellidine• Licentiate o' the
Ontario." College 'of, Physicians and
Suageona.
- • Office Entrance;
Seoond Door North of 'ZufsbrC39'5
' Photo StLICEO. • •,
,JOSEPI:11NE STREET .* PHON'E
r rflargaret ia C Calder
• General Practitioner
• Graduate University of Toronto,
Faculty, f Medlcine.
• Office—Josephine St., two 'doors south
of Baunswick
Telepbeneaa-Office 28'1, Resideace 151
000. The average weight of -wheat Mathis, -during 1921. Approximately 11°.use.Bahutchyabrud'cLaae,liiti
is''s'i'atintenairus,.et do it.
was 58 19 ibs ; oats 35.24 lbs,; and $2,000,000 was spent on supplies for TheBI
barley 46.19 lbs.- - theseniines, 90 per cent. of which con, xnuat"--
ana( an Pu IP a P P xP r n
Decemiber, 1921; were valued 'at $10,-. in the province.
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C 1 nd a er e o ts trbuted to the upkeep of merch,antsThe old man'svoice, which had been
:
wavering for some instants,' wae sud-
denly 'stilled; the light: disappeared
frorii his eyes, he s-eernecl to sink back
still -further into hiirieelf. arid passed
tate,' asstate of immobilitY and unoon-
.
seiousness.
Louis Marville guic.kly, put the will
back into the strong box and closed
the desk. He rang a bell, and when
the nurse reappeared he sat doan be-
fore, the fife. He felt exhausted. He
looked at the blazing logs; he looked
Out through. the window at the branch-
• LII5E FATHER, LIKE
'SON
'
By Fi-ederl'c Bolatet '
•„ Lotus Ni"aryille, had just finished giv-
ing ,soniecarder,s to 'his „department
teade When the telephone rang. It
was hie;yalet,cle clianabre. ,
: "The nurse telle, m,e..that. your. 'fathee
wantste see You.”
'alarville, was: surprised, for his-fatla
ela.'whota life Was sl.owly ebbing' away,
hadn't spoken for several weeks, and
had seenied ,unconsciotte of 'what was
going on aboutm.
,hi. „. '
-
„aave ,somethin,g„ to say, you---
somethto: ing reveal to you. : Mon Dieu,
how hard it let- You remember my
father, dont you—your gra.ndiather?"
• "Certainly, I remember him," •said
Louis Merville greatly astonished. -
• "You know how he came make his
fortune, our fortune? .He had spent
the greater part of his lif.e without'
enceeeding at anything, in' spite of his
d hi int ce He had '
to ht agaiiist poverty. He had t,-s'-,i
up, to .the. day"
"Up to..the day when he in.b.erited
frocousin yautier the 300,000 francs:
which allowed to build his first
factory. Yeser know." -
fig
'Well (the old- man's' voice sank
With an, effort the old man turne,d lower and lower), -well, the,inherltance"
his head tow,ard.the back of the MOM from cousin Venter ought not to have
A nurse, who had been sitting there gone_ to my father. My father took it
n.s route a.nci motionless as a nieee of —seized'at. Be silent and listen tome.
an I d Cousin- Vantier had :another- heir, a
-: furniture, got up d. wal re away.
'SELL
TOwn and, Farm .Peopertiet. Call and
eco My, lie -Land get bay prices. /shave
seme :excellent y,aines. •
• , .e
-STEWART'.
VVINGI-IAM
hone 184 • Office in Town Hail
CHIROPRACTIC
it is eaeier to keep well tha,ii to ..e-
• ''sbover Iasi, health. Chiropractic
•,
justments is the Key to Dotter. Health.
• 'They reinoire the Cause Of Disease. •
DR. ALVIN FOX
Pliorie 191. liours--2-5 and 7.8 p.m.
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Th hea d fo tete s grow 'more nephew Albert Blanchard, whoM he
They r p p ,
a,a.cl an'ors inclis,tinct. • had educated, but who, througai ,stub -
"See if any One can heat us., Close .borness had quarreled with him and
the dears. Ceme, bacir quickly." goal .to live abroad. Cousin Vautier,
e., "Listen,"elisa,liegan,„ when lids son in anger, made a will leaVing .all his
had caitiea' sant these inetructions, "1 'fortune to my- father. AfterWard 'he
must make hatte- I have to talk, to regretted it, and :two, or three dayenbe-
you:. I feel that iny Strength has came fore his death, without telling any One,
back to Me Only fer .a, few hours. i he nia:cle a new wibi, under which Bien -
must use :it, because, atterwardeeafter, •chaad was to inherit everything "Oa
ward—Se I can MBE toyou now: • But the. clay of Cousin Vaatier'S death:My
drat tell me how the-bus.irrese is going, father fetilecl this wihl ana hid it away• ."'
"It is,. absurd!It le impossible! It
Is likea cheap navel!". cried Louis
'come, father, eoneider,"
. "Dentl speak' se'leud," the 'old mart
inteitupite,d. . aa, am- telliag You, the
truth, MY .1-1.1:/lr5 isiiltawandering, 'The
will is there desk.. See, here is
•
,the key, , Open -the safe deposit com-
iartment It hat, • a double bottom
What are the results this year?"' '
,I.Ouis Maryille gave him seine de-
tails and. 'figtires, The old man listen-
.
ed eagerly What had been his life
passiou was still his pa$ISi07,1.
"It's magnificent," lie reurnetrecl.
He closed his eyes seemed to
s r, gl e a moment with hirne•elf.,Tlien;
in. this brolcen voice he wont on, hard-
ucE ly above a' whisper; . •' • Pusla Inc 51010 back. fahere it is. ,The.
L
PllYSIP' FELLERS -
come—for hirn,"too----only at the mo-
naent wb.en. there would be nothing
vviaich he could any' longer call his
own.
"' •
psoaclav bitteia Pes'ain-15"iter ,
;nrinaPPY, and l'itterlY'ulifit to gIVP4'° •
,
thlf, duties, of tile day, toe '
a al/. VO. t.'ItPq a 4. 7
ly, let alosae, 'te, deal „ad eginatel„ba • With,
cliWtnuit petebleals.
On thte other hand,, vvii.en, you go ay:
'bed'reall,fig veld, leindly, an. a. -liee-ful,
ini,nd 'will , • '
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-I , I ,• -, -1
1 I•
, cent:lime to wit along, tliese lines dur'-
ing the nlglat, making your cileep
feare,i 'the thoe,glits and emotions, sound, liealtlia, refreshing; and you
which, swayed .us. during the day. .will awake in the morning renewed,
wbrcia are 1110 f„ vivid before:re-. remnrorat5d tuU at pep and
tiring—that is, those -Which are active • ,eager for ttae clay's, run. •-cr acne.* reivec-
ilast liefore we go ,teeeleep---bre the tion will _smile back' at yeu from the
ones on vvh1c118 then:and will espeeially ,mirror libe ast encouraging friend;
oonceilteate when theliody Is uncoil- you will be a new man, Vigoroue, ae.
zoions„ ' ' • seureefutl, energetic, ready to tackle
Beeause oa this. Mental activity, or any business' seari, any peoblein or 511 -
what " we mil the action of the/ sub- faculty that :may con:fro:lit aou ,duriag
ocinscioue mind, during sleep the . the' day. •,
theughts we take to 'bed with as will Most of the' child's growth—of its
alisolutely cleternitne, the. eondition in, helms, museles, nerves!, tiseues----takes
whieli we awake in the meraing' You plaos the night There is Compare
, , -
Cali decide the seat Of nain,d in :vehicle 'lively' little 'hi the daytime when the
yen shall awake as readily as•yea ean body is in a constant state of activity,
decid,e the hourntWhich you stall get 'It. is in the nulet houren of, the' nigat,
,up, • lyeeause you' mai regnlate Your', wlieu. the body is, uuconseious in sleep,
that nature performs her miracles in.
'dev,aloping the young linahr., molding
the lineof beauty ' end strenigth ac-
.eoncliag. to: the -pattern given by the
,DaVine ' Ik a similar wayth•e
staiconsclous• mind of the adult is
stanriaing its, ire -press: on his • body.
'while': he sleeps.--Succes,s. '
A rye stalk, measuring six feet nine
inches, is reported froin BeaVerlodge,
Northern Alberta, the average height
Women are still the queens of the
home, managing not only the little
children, ,but the biggest and most
troublesome child in the house, the
husband.—Bishop of Birmingham.
mood beforegoing to bed just as you
regulate youraflarin clock. ,
, If you .go to bed hating sonabedy, •
turning over in your niand 'how ,Y1;t21
WEI "get even" with,the neighbor :who,
'has injured you, perhaps unwittiagly,
or if you are worrying about your busi-
ness or some family treublenefearing
• Were Our Indians Isi elites?
The mysterat 'of ' the "Ten Lost
Tribes" has been a Subject of absorb -
Ing interest foe .many centuries. And
Still the question of wh,at 'necarne of
thie. great nias's of people is unsolved.
The Ten Lost Tribes broke away from
,
A Yard of Tum
There la a very' interesting old cus-
tom still practised by, numbers of ,
farmers in tti.e North of England �k
wiuibi , many people' May', not have
heard. ,
When the potato' crop arid the,turnip
the tribes ot Benjamin and audah, and fields show •gre.en., the poorer 'people in
went northward, seine to Salharla, the vicinity may purcha;se so many
others elsewhe,re. yards at a fined price, taking' their
_ „
About eight cerituries before Christ risk of what may be -found anderneath
Sargon, king of,Aseyria, swept down when the time is ripe for earvestingi
upon Sanaana and carred -m
-any thous- the crop.
ands of its population into captivity, , One penny per yard is usually the
• scattering the others throughout the price asked, and the portions chosen.
kingdom so that th'eir identity as'a na- are then marked out with stakes, re -
tion was completely iost. The ye- minding one somewhat of the Manner
retaining members of 'the Ten Tribee in which 'la gold-digger stakeS his
disaapeared as completely as if they claim.• It is a very poor haavest in -
had been swallowed up by the earth, deed when a yard of. earth will not
and no definite trace of them,has ever yield at lea,st a stone of the nonrith-
been discovered. . • ing tubers.. a ;
Did the , "Lost Tribes" long after- many instancee, where the labor -
wards appear as the Anglo-Saxons? ere live at some distance from the.
That is a likely theory, for the origin planted fields, owners readily lend
of the Anglo-Saxons is still obscure. their carts and horses at a nominal
lauta" then, other European nations charge for carrying home the hamlet's
have also been "traced" back, to the supply. '
missing Israelites. This is -Undoubtedly a relic of the
A widely -held belief is that the Lest old days of villenage, a.nd is of great
Tribes in some Way fauna their way benefit to th poor in these bard times.
THE EVIL ACT
John jaaper drove his touring car and overtook a man, who
,
looked as though {he'd traveled far, a footsore also-ran. ' "Get itt
and ride," Jelin' Jasper said; "I wall," the hobo: yipped; then
slugged John Jasper onthe head, and took his purse and skipped,
Along awl, road a thousand 'boats are chugging every day; and
, pilgrims who hate lost their geate oa fool proceed that way. But,
now no driver stops .his wain to give the bos a lift; he figures
it would not be sane, since Jasper's dome was biffecl. A hobo
• with an wicked heart knocked Jasper's brew awry, and now the
• drivers speed the cart and pass the, 'pilgrims: by. The limping• ,
str.aingeas by the scare toll up the theiroughfare, and •they can
• catch, a ride no moms there ale, no seats to spare- And steme are
• did arid broken down,, andsome are young and frail, and all must
suffer forthe clown' Who swiped John Japer's kale. A, thousand
• Leat with aching corns toil oneward clay by day, and auto ,drivers,
with their horns, demand thenight of way. And thus one, evil
aot extend•s .its indluenee abroad; the comfort of a legion ends
because John Jost his' Wad.
OSTEOPATHY
DR. F. A,, PARKER-
• Osteonatliia,Phypicia-ia only
. Osteopath in aT.o-rth Ileren„ • • •
•• /adaustniCant of the spine Is niore
Secared -Ana:, w,ith fewer 1,roat.
'Monts than by airy' othef niethed.
• Blood pressure* mid other exaniina.:
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:tons made. •
OFFICE, OVER CHRISTIE'S, STORE. -
rea,-,e,terateaTai,,i,71,0„.7.,#itattaaadea!itelatee.aoadeare,a
Gifts 'nI eltaeilltai'y 'proSented, -to
intollacling' the faiii:o,u,S
•, ,Cliantriearcia OO1l1eL1t1�51 gigoat to her 'by
•,a4exci. L:areeille,s,' axe esttiiianted' to :ho
•1Nttarth $3,500,000. , •
• Calgary, Alta.-e.,Buirfal,o .StealaS were ,
cojeyed, after a leitg, cilistai.re of thisi
; dainty, by Albeeta, veterans of 'the old
aysihNortbi\t'51t aloulatiecl' Police at
• . iiieir anat;:al ren01n-1i Is CatIgailycs
poly, 9aThe bilialaity wae etipplied by
the, Federal GeVernroent from the
• kttett, nt, 'W.almarright,. ,
to.the great America,n continent; and
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became what were later known :as
"Indians." This seems probable -,--for
many ,scientiste have -found Indian
dialects ,containiaig wordnd phrases
suggestive of a Hebrew'origin,
Developing Canada's Water-
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Powers.
•Prof. R. W. Angus, of the FaCulty
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of Applied Science and Engineering,
University of Toronto, has arranged pacific
series of special lectures on -water- •o-,,* i i til .0 rds of Pres
Railway in granting these
aseholaie. ips s, n le o .
gineers are speaking, between Febru-
Ffolvre IS'etidentnetriSt ' anend- graduates in Canada. but also that
optohweerrs ein,tveeredrosptemteit.nt E. W. Beatty, "not only to kcal.) these
27th and March 6th, on the utilize- they may become better acquainted
ary iv 6,1 the vast watev_powere a can._ with the conditions in the East and
tio
ada. Loris F. moady of pi;iiiadelphia, so tend to promote Ganadinn unity
Max .v. saaer end pileraas H. Hogg aPen their subsequent return to the
Filen, IV. each M. White of Milwaukee, and sted'ents but aso toWest. I am strongly of the view that
e
of 'the I-lydro-Electric Power Commis -
the movement is one whieh will. ob
vioue6y be of benefit, not only to the
.. comma es
A Factor in Canadian Unity„
News has been 'received from the
Canadian Pacific R,ailway that, at the
last meeting of the Board, three an-
nual scholarships were provided for
the. Univeasity ef Toronto. These
scholarships are open to graduates of
univeasities. in Western Canada and
are to be used to pursue postgraduate
study at the provincial university of
Ontario. The purpose of the Canadian •
Norman R. Gibson of TaroII will h 1 the -
deal with the phase of the subject in • any +h,v afterwards live and
which he sPecia-Haes. The PrOvhielial that' these eircumetancea warrant the
university is giving regular coursesgr.-- mating of the scholarships."
in water -power development and, con-
servation at the present time, and has • The Landscape.
done so for many years numbering
amongst its graduates men who have Just as the train. was about to start,
beeome noted in this field of engineer-
ing. The present series will, therefore,
supplement the regular courses and
\vial bring the univm.sity into closer
contact with the Men who are respon-
sible fOr the engineering woak of the
• greatest water -powers isa A.me.rica, and
therefea•e the greatest in the world.
a very stout maxi struggled into a ear..
liege and sank into a seat breathing
heaAivisimY'all boy wile set opposite ap-
peared to be fascinated. His ardent
gaze eventually began to annoy the fat
man, who deManded angrily:
"What are you staring at me fora"
"Please, sir," replied the lad,
"there's no whet e else to look"
friends, but he Will niid.none .543 stead- alvidence. •
A young man may have Many
fast, so constant, so ready to respond IVIother—"a\rash year hands before
to his wants, so capable of pushing you go to sclhool, Jimmie."
him ahead, as a little leather -covered Ximmie—"What's the use? not
book with the name of a bank on its one of those Mae, who are always: raia-
Cever„—Sir Thomas Lipten. • Mg them,"
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