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PA-GE FOUR 'rl-lc cHARLorl‘E'rowN GUARDIAN ,F - ‘ OUFOBER 12- 1.933

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NotesBy The Way

1' mln.-iii-\:. (ln-|11--r I4. ML-Lure, ll-P. \'lae~Presldent, J. lt. llurnrn, E-J-I

n i~i.-mn...-y-l.\»u¢.-01|. n. A. ue¢K|nnuu_ n. e. o. As the dollar cheapelu so must|

Hui-f 1---il §1““""" ‘."'°f_'{’,!*,;'~“-‘f,“','}"‘,-,",.;f;,{°_ 1-:erllug be eheupenea. “call it

\~.¢ur-inte r.-iliur~.- lrun is rr an . ~ _ __ __ nuoued

'”_Kl".-.lu :'|»u'li§` iiuuuueo mm so U0 ver yen: un advance; uslliiereu ' p 'managed currency, oc ‘

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THURSDAY, OCTO

:_ . . ,

.voT.41;LE TRIBUTES

It is .seliloln that l-ha death 01 I

proilxlllelli. public man in the Mari- time Piotinces has elicited so many

expr-e.'-_.dolls of appreciation and re-

gret as is the case in the lamented _ death of Premier Stewart. It is evident from a perusal of these tri- butes that there was a sincere ad- miration for hiin l30F50Uf\llY. and 5? lull realization of the value of his

services in the discussion and eoiv-i` ing of public problems. For the

P351, eighteen months Mr. Stewart had been practically an invalid, but.

nevertheless the keen interest which' he had previously evinced had lafll its mari: upon men of high Sffahdirw

with whom he had come in contact. V The work he has done for Prince` Edward Island will be appreciated more and more as time 80°! U11- m

the meantime, it is a measure of satisfaction and, consolation for

those of us who are lamenting his

early passing, that appreciation of his services extended far beyond the

bounds of the Province, and left, such fzivciuriible impress not only

at homo, but upon statesman and

others elsewhere. l

'A1101-/Ti7.'01.001e.41.

Greftt intczest has been

amongst those given to archeaologl- nel xosearvh by the recent llhfarlh-

ing, near the site of St. Albans;

in Hertfordshire, ei' iiie relics of ai mmm. temple which it ly estimsi-‘,

ed was built dill-ing the rrtrly 'per-_ iod of the R/lmnn occupation 01'

'Great Britain. '1‘r.~:nty miles from

Old London Tomi was the city lmovwrl as Verularzilum, and hero it is that the mmieutef-s of historic, value were limuirilt to light., Amongst the most _mprii'tf\I1't find-S thi!! made are ri tr‘_<.'»ciirlted pave-

perfecti

FIND

aroused]

ment said to be in almost ` condition and s mailer pavement; oi’ chequered pattern described as

'unlike any such antique ever prev-li

iougly brought to light. Near thel

_:place where such interesting mat- erials were discovered were also! laid bare the ti-.ues er an um with;

its fireplace intact, and a number of* drinking vessels, testifying that thei old Roman troopers knew

pledge a libation to such heroa as were accounted worthy

of a bumper and a pledge of feaity.

Along with these vestiges, and at no great distaneelfrom them, the

burned bones of oxen and sheep

were also dug up, and' the interpre- tation of this discovery is that these

believ-

during

gods oi”

ed to have been sacrificed

'the observance of`relfgious rites: and ceremonial in the temple. = It is conjectured that further eix-

cavations may result in the finding of other such treasure-trove and

that the materials now discovered, may serve to throw more light up- on thc earliest history of the Ro-

man occupation of the British Isles.

of this

haw wine was merely concerned with so-

BER U, 1933 ,will soothe the nerves of the finan-

, .ciers_ We shall not quibble about

'- ”° " ‘me meme, pmvifluig that the pro-

_avmvsoivo '

@f)at ~ f`n The Klondike

p Trail of '98

Boop . ..........~.. ...ml

, or A Mr-zmonanul

‘ anvmvrmul

(By Ernest Crlbbe, Borlltll.

P.E.!.) Before _tl_l_e; silence of approaching

ng '

, W-Bc|en.H.D. Btol half a. sound an echo on tl -

“_side _ld Then __ was man Aug .per ratio betvieen dollars and sterl-I vm ° _“__ ' P

ling is rgidly maintained. But 105' A NEW METHOD OF TREATING '

ta became desolat on after- Tile river murmured, willows sn-

“= ° ' ‘tum be no mistake. 'nie ai-itisll alvorlvs racronls A ,,.,,,,,d 0,, mm, wh., ,t .me _ 1°

mid; cf the Picks, they sued for,

L’

STO

ards when the Essex Men' invsd Govemmem cannot stand by and _____ um’ __ swere W _

W* * ‘”°"'° °“ B°“'““° li utils dusk

d lcme London they found grassisee our exporters undersold by, "Suddenly, after exercise, excite- meek' had gnluuked wo mm, And t;;_sb_1_h:°n°d' 'md th’

wing in the streets ima mosaieimeans of .the currency nu1ull>u1-\-- ment 01' li hearty meal- fha P*‘f1°“" ,,,,, named George Billiard, uid n Wm, bmnmhed ,,m_go,d mm,”

pavement, °,_.,,.,,.ed Wm, rubbish; tion of the American Governmenelfeels a. most intensive burning bor Frenchman named Jerry Dmpan dawn _ha hugh*

“L°“d°“ Dany nmmss' warms pam in ma heart' or e- i0 PNSPOW I- “Wk 5° ln’ mm °f Ol darkness New hours come and

Ml m0Ul4- Bill “Um lm-‘ Old I-'°n i neath the breast bone with the feel- mo dk “ned ! I - I Ban.”

don have from time to time been -l ing that his heart is being squeezed n ° old hours go,

,_ ,,,, , Rum ,nw and Dmnw had been s°11\8 111 *hm wus nl 1 liens, my could 1 hope to

dug up mmdi? num__ma5ai° Pwr Then one pork-n , as in a vise. The pain extends every _“mm” for quita ,_ wwe' know

Ill

why Canada may expect to recover

the back, upwards into the should-

H" °‘m°1°"' mmln' ‘mme at She is crganmod to get the mall even to thc ilnual UPS If' mal’ 5° “ll

, ' .ling . no

llclu and bronze steiuetw- Md mum or tenant. mm tm mm 01,111 beta mm, lu the neck and hem. “"1 W” *‘°’ °"' °“ mm

ents, sepulphral cists, keys, lamps, _ th I dS_ _ f M and standing the old man off. At Th, ,em-9; °g “mg 4;-gum; md ,

W ____ _ more rapidly yuan most o ar _ ers, and douu the le t arm, c n _______h ___ ____ sumidmm mmkmg _Pom deughh

,fe mmmwengqmcmdvemsmmsofnnlw rwaitedrortaentue wu\m¢,|s

‘l I these, with mural fragments that recovery that il takius i>1\¢°-,There is u-'iuull' lu' 0 ¢ H MDDm__1 d Bm’ Keys' my mam “med ,

S1111 Hmm. heir to °f11fh° hi-*°°f1° T’“°“““ “‘° °"°’““°“ °‘ '“‘° m` d°°m" luis myself. After min-ing two soy A me me lingered patiently with

story. and surely the period when p°”“1 "“d° °’"°°'“°““ m’ 1° In I am si*/1118 ih° usual d=S°fiPi1°“` mms me niece, with mit pmis- mei -

the Roman soldiers placed the sym- M mm” an me Mm of md., , ions on

° p°5m°n w bum 1°’ henm ‘ of what islmovrn ssanzine pectorls ,¢ um Mddms, em 1" 'mp while I at there Miodltlloa g" or breast pang as it is often. called mmd tm. th, mu qg gh, scum sohemed,

boi of the Eagle and the Oross lm- tnbution of gradually ixwreasinf _,rm commune” common unde,._ Fam or ____ mana” Rum mum “pm M' .m.m,_ mmm'

on the sanctuary altar. is a rom- tra/de. even though no new kinds of ` mm the” 0”” is ._ parm, closing TM _“___ _wp W” __ PM meet, And hmm “wud” hm. ,im nu.,

snce ot perennial interest. "3d° °* fl°1d‘ 1°’ 1'* °h°“1d d°"1W‘ of the blood vessels that bring blood th’ mad house W” kept by wo and laughter.

’°°“ wth tm °°h‘"` British nau°”5' to the heart muscle itself, not the in the Mm, 'men something stirnd - Ind all

, -i-- ' _ mica NOTABLE CENTENARY oemda has placed herwlf in af big vessels which snug the blood am £3” mu. W mm' wssseuielmuuta.

i>°|it1°ut°=°°°v°ffh\‘°“€h*'l1°°P°.n~omsll°v»rin¢ may into me mm »

Melbourne, the capital of victoria, mmm of mmm, eoommh pm* h____ _"___ oth” condmons _“___ wood, and mating tl, whidh _ggi nh mmhgmr

Australia, will be me hundred years sm other wmtnul ,eekms tm, mg it an th; degenenmcn or weak_ th” tr; tileir-____o||:_f_._omer;_:l_; old in 1935 and it is proposed to frantic way out and likely to bcfening ofthe heart muscle and some _:wax W My ,muh rlhe Fur Trade mn ¢ centennial celebration rel- Surry 101' it in the 10118 nm. mifomis ornesrt disease.. _mm W om do," -‘_ N

Uk ,ha dbmm mmoconcontrstingoneillcrtewhich _ I '(A¢r\eQ\l\lmdlIdlli\dlD-`

` it or oANAoA

H1011 -U* °¥ M hnnnnrfauenmonoflwoen 'rhatrestmentuesdduringnnat meol,mdbelicnms, cneist\v- Innmmnaw

latter part of next year, seq, Qcto- to und _ subsmm. for the old tack is nitrate of amyl, a little glass eilinig in forty degree below wewth- mvmmuon 1. _“wily” pu-mn'

economic order. vesiszgiieiléllgletlrlgidaelngllgdmiltsdtllt 9; fmmtnaéd wgztmsatka' at the frontier back in the fur trade,

A P5 dn- ,A P ce' 5 ew r mx 8 but the trapper still supplies '10 per

“___ __°____ nose. The fumes frolglt isth an oi; hggvmyy 11,5-0;, ,M you gg ,,1m°||; “___ __ ____ _“___ hmmm ___ the

Tom Mann, veteran Bri i open the vessels fee ng e ear Mhamm 3° 8,1; gg 5° °h¢.P_ munist, denounces Hitler ss "s, weak. muscle and the attack _passes away. i -1-ho ,md hom, W-oprhmr 'mud mN'k¢¢0 °f Canalh' 5?? fs; 5°' superficial leader," who 15 k¢l>t in Nitroglycerln 1/100 of s. grain Us God ,peed in th, mommg and counts for aPl9!‘°¥lm°'°Y P” power through the backing of a may 5, mjectgd, or s, tablet 1/50 hwchmg up the dogs’ W, startéd on cent of the fur farm revenue from German steel magnets who prefers grain may be token oy mouth, if the next “nge of W, _,om-my, mc the sale of palm. the Other Delffles lu i . . i ` ' _

so _ _ .

ber. The September nun1‘ae.r of The British Empire Review contains an srlriole on tho nrblwi. 11! H. 0.

Fenton, who makes the suggestion

that the event be made an "Empire rally,” which would be eminently fitting, it would seem. To John Batman, explorer, pioneer and col-`

onizer, is given the credit for the founding of Melbourne, the date

being June 5, 1835. The place was

Pdrt Phiilipyat the head of sn rm- ormous land-locked bay on the ex- treme aouthem coast and it looked

so promising to Batman that he

entered into a, contract with eight native chiefs for tho purchase of

some 600,000, or so acres of land.

The price paid by the whites was

'in kind, not cash. Knives, torna-

hitwfks, looking-glasses, blankets, 'red shirts, flannel Jackets, flour

and other articles were handed over 'to the natives in the name of

“John Batman, residing in Van

Ill

e ki

P ll

Diemen'a Land, llbquire,” and

everybody seems to have been sat- isfied. Batman had no idea. then

of the growth that was to follow or

of the imperial aspects of his deal;

curing fertile land. ‘This is the place for a village," he is recorded

as having said. The colonial gov-

emment of New South Wales, of which what is now Victoria was an

unlmown part, refused bo recognize him and the Home Government ul- timately cancelled his transaction

with the chiefs, and after many years of endeavor to secure recog- nition, Bstman died an embittered man. »

It was in 1837 that the place was

named after Lord Mel‘boiu-ne, at the

suggestion of S`r R. Rourke, then Govemor of New South Wales. At that time it consisted of thirteen in-Sisfliflcant buildings, but by 1841 the population had grown to about

11,000. The following year if, was

Considering the importance

period iuicl the indelible impress,

which the Imperial occupancy left; upon nritsii institutions. astonlsh-,` ment has been expressed that sol

little is knolvn of this interval. This" menus that the concrete memorials

O! the Roman period are

confined to walls ami roads, and the

hinio;-y of Loliciorl is ivrapglcd

'mis-is nf rl':.<:ciil'lty insofar as r

espects

' :ind social life of the

'VVi1r‘n it is said, however,

that

Rome, and that ancient Augusta dcvclo;>frl into a citadel which has

grcnirr irriclition and pride than

any other city in the world, this statement is simply one of fact. We

are fniloilicrl, says the Montreal

Gazette. io Giidas citlled Badonicus, the monk "Sapiens," for an ac-'

count of what London was like at

I. time when it was su'z-ounded by mnrsiics, and was a trading citadel of about thirty thousand souls.

Tllcre fliri the Romans build a wali,| and low: all-:'warcls when the Im-

perial I/-grins were withdrawn,

their sian..-: remained in th costly

mmm’ point with a population of over a

million, and weli~ntted to hold an

in thelexhibltion to mark a century’s

growth. The Commonwealth is over-

what may be termed the domestic °°mi“3 ""5 mmnclal dlmcumes and

Romans' by the end of next year the im.

portant city of Melbourne should

I.onclf>n is the lineal descendent ofzbe in B position W begin R5 “lx hiin<irc<i-irriicd 'liiiebes. and ofimonths of °°1°b"‘U°n with "WY

promise of success.

|tilke place when the Duke and

months cannot get homes. Skye is part of Invemess and the hostel will be presented to the county authori-

honics of their masters. Compf-lied‘ties by Lol‘d`Ei;_:in and afterwards

incorporated and in 1849 it was

made an episcopal see. The gold

rush of 1851 and subsequent years

facturing centre and exporting witnessed great development and Port Phillip Province became the

EDITORIAL NOTES

The first Royal visit for several

hundred years to the island of Skye, the largest of the four hundred is- les which make up the Hebrides ofl

the northwest coast of Scotland, will

Duchess of York open the boys hos- tel which has been built by the Car- negie Trust to house the boys from the neighboring isles who attend the Portree School and in the wintrir

m0Yl€Y as the army bills issued by the Government for supplies dur- in! the war of 1812. In 1853 a

United States dollar, and from January 1, lass the accounts or the province of Canada were kept in terms oi' dollars. The use of tim dollar as a monetary unit was ex. tended throughout the n;m,i,,10,, by W0 U“1f°1`m Currency Act lml.

to treat them should come home to the emotional South Arnerlcym re- public. Ex~P.c-sldent Hoover, badly defeated in the United States, 1,; chcurcd and acclaimed whemviw he lY1Vf‘i~‘?. Wh’i'=t in Cuba, and in the other countries to the South, nn wx. President has to flee for his life,

opened by the Duke.

i Sherbrooke Record.

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to atrend uit citadel mmu tue,

and fakes his whole family u'iili}\‘l-icniiiciit ‘cf body, mind, and ____ him. That is but one difference hc- .=pirlt (with apologies to tht! PSY' Family jars 1von‘t do my pr-egg;-v. tween cvilizatlon and b:\rbnl~;.~m_ itlznlccieisl means 9. full and useful ing pence,

between ci|`iure and cnnri‘.ba’Z::i1-- l.if~_ Let us gvn our children all _.________s..___

chloride are often used and Ballard were camped Shortly

Ii-if-1 patients suiierlus with ansina ed on the scene me eyes you could

1” their Sym? ms' “ml °' °°"°°°° one of them would 'bake advantage

cent, so generally accepted as the who stayed in camp set out and

closely, and he tried his best to

him ive more and more fully than awson We re

came into circulation. In the early ' ' ' corded the claims, and got together years of the British period, the he could otherwis»~ live. some necessary supplies, and made Spanish dollar and thg English Every muse teacher knows that back again to see how it pr0spec,_ed_ shilling were the chief medium; of at times me grade teacher begrudg- on amva] there We at once pm_ exchange, together with such paper es the time spent on music. This seeded to ..smk~. some h01es_ Two

is an existing eonclilion. but one of the Iads started 5 hole, and had that has been brougllt about by the dlmcuny with water md quit so

. I I

compiexty of our school courses of I thought I would try my hand' and

measure was passed providing for study. With a tendency to simplify gut 8 hole down to ,bedrock with

llli__§i<f0Diion of decimal currency the curriculum iilcre need be no two mlm-_, G; gold, an We could w a dollar equivalent to the Jealousy of hours. hilt in the mean- get, This satisfied us that the-re

itime I suggest that wiiiie the child was not mum there, and after de. must know how io add in order that velopments by others proved us he be not cheated when making 1-ight We, 0,, |1°¢mmt of Shortnex clmnge, it mirrht. still be better to 9; feed for the dogs, had to leave be cheated occasionally than to mis; our ten; stove and beddmg behmd_ having the dtifliiiicly ennobling ex- and make ¢m¢k_, .back to Dawmn pcrience such as a ccrto.`n study of And as considerable snow had gal. mu-‘fic miilili present. len the trail was heavy going for

A lessen of ex-Presidents :tndl1ow‘ The music teacher who holds the ,-1035, so we had to take tum

that nothiui; else is as important wlaboug breaking it Wm, Snowshoes' |the child as music is foolish. Thelund owing to it being f,-05;y I devel- ,igrindo teacher who resents the time Upde ,_ bigger on both of my heels' token by the music ieucheriseauai- and had the fiiuibtfui pleasure of ‘lyirufliyof f01Iy.Fors°-called ww- walking on them to Dawson. This tical things there is a place; for the made us all realize that stampeding sipiritiml development there is in the wlmc,-t,,,e WM a better Hfiuuiiy a place. A cc-ordlnated de- preposition in the summertime.

lfhleej ' Glory 01| for cola- and fron,

to oommun sm lvrr Mann is amyl nitrate is not available wma, mon W, found ,_ “Mn vm, being vredvmiuantly the tskinge of

admittedly a pliejudllced observer, However it is treatment between R WW. in it We wok advantage trappers The fur farmer has, how

his testimony to the twmonddus attacks that is important as tho at of the nova .being mm to wok up ever, greatly increased his share in

influence of the lllagnate in ques- £3013 may be lessened in number or samemmg to eat' and pmcedeed on recent years. In tho decade up to tion may be rather far-fetched, in severity. 01' in both. by Vi’-T101'-5,(,,_` nr M the south york’ when we 1932 the percentage contributed by

e Gemums may have been quite ’"e3“°~ camped for ms umm fur farms was multiplied nearly

easy to lead away from the U'.SB.R. Re" °f mind “nd b°d7» P“'m“' tenfold. example which is at their fi-out 1811>' aft" mais 1° mm iml’°f°°“" Th’ “M "‘°"“°" mm md 'rmrty-two varieties or will 0! door. 1" tm’ matmmt' lemy' w°. °“-°° mm' 5” “ml” W7' fur-bearing animals figured in the

' _ Various drugs such as potaesic at length arriving towards evening tm, markets of Canada in me up

The Am(_rk,_m Fcdemum of “_ iodine, arsenic, phosphorus, barium in tho vicinity of where Drs/pan son ended June’ 1931 of the”

bor demands s working week of 30 ' ' varieties, nineteen were sold from ours. If the executives of industry Dr' M* Bnndmaml’ Hmm' tnawd Mb" W' sm than Dmpm umm' fur fu-me and thirteen were taken

;_ori¢ed only 5 hours 9. day, the ct L_ with _me M _ 10 __ _' only by ti-uppers. 'Hao largest con-

oms of production mem quickly Ssntollolution of n:or<K;llimat:ldorl;e have ‘yzmredigwlm “H13 when he triblmr t° mr "nm" Wu' of hr-ink to the point where wage into me vems_ Thgse patients had ?;;:yTo__°mbnt ?_°:('_° back ‘;°t_:t°p course, sliver fox. the total number “mc” would 'M glad 17° 8" any little or no relief from other drugs. to MM; hm of ou, mp; taklm in that ye" being IMA” nd of a working week. A fair day'a Tw°nty_nme of mcse patients _me ________ wel? m°'__ WV; and the total vilus $3,089,818. FIB-` ay for a fair day's work implies showed ,_ c°n_51demb,e improvement ° ng mm on ures are not available for fur

fair d'ay's work for a fairday’s psy, to d Snow' and we “Fund that neither farm.; for the same period, but for

and both are neceuuarl' to keep the .ut ~ the calendar eel- 1931, 95,851 silver

in the number of acks. In addi th it Y

wolf from the door and the slienir lm, to me ,,,,p,0,.,,,,,,,¢ lu the ‘;;m°t;°:;_°‘Th “$5” ‘°1‘;°';‘; mx puts values st ¢z,ess,4'io were from the factory-Sydney Post- uuglue symptoms, the symptoms or mmm as ‘mt "Y mmm” Sola. waits fox pelt, on ui, other /7-~ ,T

*W-

Reoord. high blood pressure - headaches, yet ng me hand, M mainly the product Of f ' FOX

'-é dizziness and slceplessness - also *'g_‘j;d’_:_‘;°t_m n;i8:;;|:;'_°he°ld1_‘: trapping, The total number of these ; /\ _ \

An explanation of the Oxford ac- showed improvement in most cases' A11' 01' 118 €X;Pt the 011: organ’ taken in the fur trade seas” 1932 ‘» `. I

As the number of cases of 811811111 ’ was 67,416 with a value of $1,373.- 9 1 A

,, ,, pectoris is very large, I am passing _ hu mu., calendar year 1931 ."

brand of culture, has lust been _,Ong thu magnesmm chloride crcled, and sure enough pickled up E09. Km; _om :my __ ___.___. w°____ .. ,_

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offered by it came.-lags yrmuaie treatment which my help some Ballmiu iu=l1.where he had struck “’ W

_ _ - res. 7 \ H st. .loan rtumsev. instructor 101 _ I, out over the hills. we followed it $ _um fox ,dm _Bum com ‘I 404umD“\\tI

Speech defects at Guy’s Hospital, CRS”

London, The ,meant 55 3 dl-wwl' thmw us on the trwk; he doubled tributors to fur farm revenues are! pmmlpted by B' peculiar sta” °r|ll/Illslc And. EdllCatlOIl_ ba»¢k on his tracks. travelled over mink' pawn or cm” mx and red] Take 3 "P from Jlmml0 mind. and anybody can miitute it rabbit trails and Jumped bushes ‘°"- 1” 'he °“’°" “°”“; 1° °';°h ° » `

,» . ' ci the e-

m°`eIy byltensmg th° mu"°1°° °t (LeRoy V. Brant. director Institu/te but we followed like I. pmol: of _‘_:5°___f_}_1:h°har;___ than th:_p;rt me E D P E R

the truest instead of relaxing mem. i blood hounds, S K”

such faulty technique in mice pm. of Music, in "E1Padro"J Before rewchmg the creek, we fur farmer. Tho total number of .duction produces the weary tone thought it would be mvisaibie to ‘“‘“k Pei” me" *“ “W ?“' md” Within me pre,-equgsm, of three Of all things that appeal to the have __ _est _mm daylight, Bo we season 1932 was 132,773 valued at years' attendance at an English'”'e5t’hen° “Mme of mmxkmd' Moll” built A 00,, 1, of fires n ,_ wo $991,234, while in the calendar year

, , D . 0

unit-el-51;y_ “The Speed., mannerignjm Niature herself makes tht strong- mime’ and leaving one mm W lack 1931 fur farms sold 19,035 worth

which has been called the Olaford est appeal' The mms that ranks after them we laid down “rest the $99,033. On a similar basis of com-

accent." declared Mr. Rumsey, wholnext In appeal L’ "ms ci' EW” more best we ccluld, and on appoach of 'p‘"1s°“' me total takmgs M patch

is au expert in phonetics. "is not “‘°“'m' than memure dm mm; day. we simon out for the creek. °" °"°ss ‘°" were 11369 "med at due 10 any inoon-ect mouth shapes’ appeal to tile aesthetic self, althoug which we found only R short d,5_ $321,493, fur farm iisures being but the bagc vocal mm which literature is more important in mme B_way_ we found the open cut 3,080 and $84,993; red fox totals

SW” au impression of weary bore- the g°“°"*‘1 s°h“’“° °‘ "‘i“g`*‘ I they use worked and the mites “m°““““¥ t° 3°-643 pen’ Wm” co., d°m With me in general and the Comede' Ballard had placed :for Discovery. $409990 ‘md fm' “mm *lung 2”'

immediate audience in particular." M“51° is 5 thing easuy taught’ We immediately staked 9, claim 273 DUNS l/allied at 520345- Charlottetown, P. E. I.

lcecause its a|l>P0f1i LS 1\\'u110dlHff€» each, me more keepefs claim “_ Muskrat, though ssingle skin has

Early trade ln Canada was ear- that is' 1” its s1‘“1’1°"_f°m‘°' And ing a,b0v§| and mln, below (wmv, not n. hiilh Value. man! B 18186 _ _

,gag on by barten Beads' blmkgts it is all easy and lascznatiug pro. ____ we went back to our C contribution to the total fur rev- ‘ beaver ,md other fum' tobacco and cess to develop tile musical sense of down creek’ _‘nd the next mom'1"__'p_ enue of C,,_mdn_ In the fur grade ]` _ wheat have been at various times me Child io the pgmt' Where he can hitched up the' dogg and muck season 1932 total revenue from

used as substitutes for currency. and goes appncmm the mem” back TOY DHWSDH. passing on our musln-atswas$1.403.903. larger than

pm-they-, under the French regime _masts Ipit-ces of this mt. All dur.ng Way down' Btampeders on their way any other variety except silver fox. playing cards stamped with a value this pleasurable process the teacher from Dawsm, Whom Ballard had This pelt is almost entirely the ,md wdecmable yearly on the ____ 'has me feeling that. silo is giving sum _____

eeipt of bm of exchange on Pam, the child someihinr; that will make on our arrival at D _ ry _____

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last greet fur preserve of the world, Montreal now holding a position as an international fur market, sales being held also at' Winnipeg and Edmonton. The total value of raw furs produced in Canada in the fur trade year 1932 was $10,. 189,481, while the total value ci pelts sold from fur farms in the calendar year 1931 was $3,071,460. Fur farms supplied in the fur trade year 1982 80 per cent of the tubal _fur revenues. Ten years earl- iler in 1922 3’/1 per cent was the proportion contributed by fur farms.

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