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1933-10-19
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ythe a7, 1083 ee . TRADE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1933 THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE HALCOURT NEWS. * APPLETON NEWS ff RIO GRANDE NEWS HALCOURT, Oct, 17 Mr. Toole was nN bitewrong when he re- others write by return mall in to thelr overdue substantial remit companies and regard Payments, expecting It im a fact that in this district it cost many 20 cents per bushel to threah thelr wheat, Ukewise ia many Mr: Lambert cut it 200, pcceclaeeats (coally oat straw) with mower. Yet In ane pl oats were 00d. Auer: Treschuk Lauled f lead sof Phich 4 and Vic Burt. Can any one beat it? We are sorry to hear of Mr. alll 201 er one. Hope the last, misfortune is not serious. Seen and Heard Mr. Funnel, Sr. holding a skunk with one hand and shooting it with a twenty-two. Kind at-close quarters, whewit Kelly Sunderman getting his horece ready ae for a hunting trip. Harold Smith too tired to go. home ti after working with a threshing outfit. Roy Dundas is with us again. There is to be a Halloween dance at Halcourt. Watch for the date. Jean Leckie paid a visit to the den: Uist. s ; Eni Much creait is due. the Galley: lave ups. burg were vialtors for Thanks iving. The Howarths have -the. Dawson car. Bacetitalconey ceasing by the rv: x side for the past Isab l McNapght see home. Badminton will soon be starting in: erend gentleman called on our ttle centre produced some of the de ran Mr, J. Sims and Mr. SoBelin bea 38 RIO, GRANDE, Oct. 17. Our dis- trict has been miss ym thi for the past few weeks, as all Bews. could ave: beed included under mont were last Sunday. APPLETON, Oct. 17. Miss Betty MeNuught, who has spent the last month or 90 in Edmonton visiting Marti, returned Hana te ined a number ot thelt mall friends at Y. afternoon was spent fn cernoo games etc, and the little folks re- turned home in the eyning at the end of a Steves day. Losaing an contig outfit of Beaverlodge spent week threshing part of his Mr. Oliver Wirts was a Sunday vialtor at the home of hix sister, Mra. Across the River The water is dark: the stream is wide: Amqng ita ripplea the shadows gleam. But the aky 1s clear on the other aide Actone.the river Hes my dream, While all is still, and T dream once more Of the aweet reward when woikis.done. be sandy bara are black to-night, The sheltering hills are dim and gra: But across the river there is a light, Acrosa the river another day, Let the night come down on the river now: Cromle, A STRANGE PHENOMENON Rosaport, Ont- yall of water, belleved to tremors, under Lake Superior, ded storehouse away finhing docks at this fishing hamlet. conalderabl loxt. Rossport Ix situated 100 mites north ot Port Arthur, distance. No backwash, buildings along the bay ahoreline were flooded and conalder- 5 D BY NAZIS. Rev, Harrison 0 held communion ern ta thc echooks House feat junday, O'Brien of Grande Prairie was a visitor last Tueaday to his son, rer Herb. and. family, HUALLEN NEWS - HUALLEN,. Oct. 17. hing is about over and most rigs, will have julled home at the end of thia week. Summerfallow wheat averaged about plowing, about (12 bushels; oats, bushels. Grades are from two td ea W. McLean; who ts here on vit rom Nava Scotia was fn the diateiot Susinees) tH corineetion on wih Tis tarm in tho Lower Boa Ea and Mrs, Geo. W. Baas of Clatr- isitora at the Jaque home The Lower Beaverlodge School gt;, will get you if you don't. watch out. ead Fast Aa hy meabs st the Alberts levator, taking the place of has been compelled his position owing to the state of his health. pwalles i cane cist recently, for Chicago, IL, where he was called on who have already hauled Farmer ea: wheat to local elevators are not satis fled with the grading that 1s being given their grain. While it is con- ceded there was a lot of low grade grain threshed, the fact does not justify the present state of affairs. Tough feed wheat on Saturday, Octo- r 14, was only worth 10 cents per bushel. It seems an almost insoluble problem o figure out how farmers are going to carry on under present con- ditions. We hear of tales of privation and suffering already, and-winter. just around the corner. fs are busy In ohe dintrict, where ian attempt: le say being. made to weize from a ai west of Mr. Cook had the misfortune to have ee hia aioe ie bursied by at was fortunate to save nl ape 7 orb, was-halt-full of Mr. and Mrs. Duan of Beaverlodge were business visitors in the district on Thanksgiving Seen and Heard Joe Barrett having fis cistern in- 2 om sakvaneouce Oct. 1; The /, 1. met at theyhome of Mrs, Jim BoE Mee Srtneeaay, october 11. Prowa on, We iwenty-ode members and visitors were rt there were two comtaets, the win being Mra. Prowd and Mrs. C. ast iv verlodge band is putting on a hoor on Friday, Cee. ber. 27, at-8 o'clock, There will solos, Msartetien: ail oes talent by the dance win be held after the co1 Ad- also, eats show visited this community wheat Friday night. 40 Obushels of wheat to pay school all around thi winter. Seen and Hi Farmers are ebiog Advised to food thats ow grade, grain hogs. t hoxs as advises us to look way the banks, machine companies nd mortgage, interests are after the farmers, the grain. won't lay long. time to leak: A. Jackson's articles click. Let's have some more. Bill D, saying somo gentlemen may Talked to a Fort St. John farmer the other day and he says they are N alt going to Planta X after Sim- imoria name. Montney homest ote. the belt Inet Sunday. : Elsie asking when the firat dance ia coming. off, - Farmers Busy at fall plow WILD BARLEY AND 8TRIPE RUS Dominion Irri Barley, or, Bkunk-talled wix found by the Dominion Labora- 20 bushels per acre;. fall and spring o Bird Banding In Canada Provides Valuable Information mn The economic importance of wild curlous places In wilderness and elvi- Aftal birds and thelr relation to man being more widely recognized, Bird banding may and by bird banding the store, of /only under Dominion permit and none Jewish nat thelr movements and but officiat bands may habits Is gradually being extended.,fh wild birds, Full ler to. take wel available of the Interior, Uzed surrounding: Ottawa, Grandson of Mendelssohn Loses His Position In German University Hamburg, Germany Professor Al- nt M eohn Bartholdy, grand- of the composer Mendelaschn, has n dlamiaved from the Untyeraity of Hamburg und the Inetitute of Forelen rs, ef which bi 1 in International Bar- be carried on, tholdy was dismissed hin tonality. He was a ploneer be placed on in agitating against the claim of Ger- Fa Information as to)manya sole war ult, Hin grands Towed tS manner Is-ieklch bird banding ts tather s, muste Ie. no. lonker played if oF being conducted will ally. locate. bird) rifshea persons whi noted Jew ia upon application to the Coinminaioner, feasor of civil law decorated In the be gladly fur- nation Gerhar inh pro- Department war, also was dismissed. Lake Superior Village Inundated By Action of Wav ve been thrown up by u hitch after-the leaks in our granaries. The * enough In -thelr grandriea to have must a The Garrett threshing outfit hitting pack trails down fn the banana nurseries. I6cated at the Dominion Bx. Ment perimental Farms at Lethbridge and Lacom is ot; Serieultery net Clgfestoln, 0165, Vermilion, Alberta, nnd at tho University of Alberta, edmonton, and from readings of arate int thbridce ber ncerning all species of native wild bird Sclentitic bird banding as a m of studying and solving the many and varied problems relating to the migra- flim, renee, beeline: exaeuen, sia the eral life histories of wild birds is conducted in full co-operation between the National Parks Bervice of the De- tment of the Interior, Canada, the United States Bureau of Biological Survey at Wawhington, -D.C. Most: of the banding work is done by volun- tary co-operators throughout Canada and the United States The general public is urged to ald the legs of any birds that may come into their possession and to re- port the finding of such bands to the Commissioner, National Parks Service as well as the locality, and whether the bird was killed, found dead, or captured alive, All official bands are of aluminum or copper and. are Inscribed with serlal number and with a letter desig- nation, There is reason to belleve that each year, many bird bands Are recovered, but for various reasons not ported to the Department. Recent- ly, official bird bands recovered from wrlla piras news: beta fo ound hanging ther as necki: ned am toya by children, and, in many Prairie Steppes Of Canada The term prairies, as applied t is a comprehen- tl region north found within the confines of the three western provinces, Manitaba, Saskat- essential that as much exact aclenitific Nationa Parka possible in this work by watching for bands Albe: luentit ied, thelr palatability, nutritive Islands, sail Agtleulture abd hive sone far te chewan and - Alberta. Commencing, me fifty miles east of Winnipeg, at the western edge-or rim of the Laur- aia ares the foothillx of the Rockies, though it ot pe supposed ithat this im- Beiee ance at combey, wise fallen, if mearured je or ptefer blondes but his weaknens te red. roa; more or less distinct lines: of escarp: ment which frequently take the form of ridgea and wooded hills. The first and lowest of these prairie the Red River Valley Lak menta of which, mist points out, constitutes the rich- est wheat lands of itoba. The middle prairie, or steppe, with an average elevation of boundary ee necond fairly id wreji marked and nearly. parallel -7 hewn aa the Masur Cot of given as 105,000 square miles, more than half of. which ia- open prairie. it regular in ita surface than the Red River Valley, or lower prairie low hills, ridges, and being not uncommon. The soll is by ino means as uniform in character and richness as that of the first prafr are of exceedingly levati the Missouri Coteau to tl and includes the western Sorte of swan and Alberta, foes (wre the 40th an area of about 184,000 mere moat 4 mle open prairie land for the part in the southern portion, but: weoaes owerdal teal weap) ore air Feapey. ie tt more of eccnd ster and the Sharacter. oti the. coll. Ju atil there fe the. presence precipitation, or other untat reonaittony cannot be profitably farmed. millete are among the moat An extends westward to 800 by neighboring farmers. The com- near the southern bine narvestan pr abollahen ail operations boundaries, of these provinces, is one 7 thia plain is ral the aren in which they general election November iy DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATING F ORAGE CROP PROBLEMS Norwedi The study of forage problems has been engaging the attention of the for wome considerable time. Range aft Range Experimental Station, Many- berries, Alberta. The principal forage plants of the range areas of southern been e g 2 2 g B 3 3 g value, and response to different me- thegs, Of eraliplt have been deter. mined. Many 7 alfterent species of aa Saskatoon andOttawa, the most im- portant work -being done with refer- western rye grass, corn, soy beans, ,. COT, . a Ae mangels and swedes. With the gras- BRITISH STEEL PLANTS BUSY a ses, effort is belng directed towards L falta is being bred for Increased seed dom's production by making use of certain from Sheffield, mother plants which have been found trade. to be self-fertilizing and independent of insect pollination. historic ease Sheffield, reported plants in that city Demonstrationa..of combined har- eat-threshers, said Lot Governor General THE COMBINE IN BRITAIN husbandry and now adapted to the smaller fleld system and wetter cli- stainteus ntecl eae og mate of Britain, ve recently been 7 eel had, raade great atsice conducted by the- British Ministry. of prove that the Combin veryansuight ats caeroueh- anderen dryer, Is far from belng a more fine- weather machine, and may save many cereal crop which would otherwise he, lost. The. fleet of. such raxchines the south of England is now in of working prs) velba senely studied from cutting to'bagging the corn. The comt of the'fuel Ix less tltan that of binder twin HARVEST,IN TIBET An interesting picture of harvesting in Tibet on the southwestern border of Chinn beyond th layan moun- tains in given by F. Kingdon Ward in his Hleventh Expedition of Aaia. The corn (wheat) is now being built Into atooks. he writes, but the wen- ther wan x0 bad there peot of arying it far some time, ee SAILOR HAS TWO MASCOTS With about Dominion Department: of Agriculture aaa enn ands o mites more In front of Bim it he carries out his plans to-cross the Pacific, ni Norway his 00 r walling fra Bergen 15 montha ago. Capt. Hansen, after clearing Bergen, touched some English ports and From there his longest run was to Miamf, Fla., which he made in 8 days, averaging nearly 100 miles n ps also are being mudied at His dog, comprise the for Halifax and later ence to alfalfa, red clover, timothy, fer Afrlea, tee - One Cent f SALE Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. -2-3-4 SAVE meh AFET a Nov. 1 An Indian elephant, brutally treat a by hie mahout, waited until wan wal at vmped hin him to death, FASCIST PARTY BEING DEVELOPED IN ENGLAND Calgary, Albertassvithin three four years at the present rate of ane velopment, England would bave Fascia party that wauld be a power terbert tlon of the board of trade. Mr. Green erly agent-general for nd economic pres: dngland s youth ranks of the Communiat an the Fascist, Mr, Greenfield declare: younger generation Is giving nrafound atudy to conditions and probleme and new movements are xpringing ADVOCATES MORE PRODUCTION Increased world commodities, not decrease luncheon audieice at Ottawa, Wit the polley of de ha wrong He Indicated the path, which, he would lead toward prosper duction hould be en- couraged, consumption stimuhted, 18 should he opened, cur nd trans trade chan xtabillzed and pen uillty developed. Britain 1a) decreaning ita im ferman to: AN ELEPHANT S REVENGE then. tickled long straw sufficiently within reach of his hen eized him and wumption. ot jue. prodite- tion, should .be the alm, Rt. Hon. Sir Herbert Samuel told a Canadtan Club hh xed. production he orts of VISITORS LIKE CANADA of British public school boys returned to England after a two- nada and Newfoundiand, and praised loudly the party, told interviewers, We all came back with a warm corner In our hearts for Canadians, he added. ELECTRICITY OUTPUT HIGHER An Increase of per cent-In elec- trical energy produced in Canada in August ax compared with July was shown. In returns collected by the Do- minion Bureau of Statiatics, On the other hand, the export figures were lower Indlonting areatgr tse of elec- trieity in Ca ful renulte have. been obtained iy (ue Desainlon Departmentaat Agri- culture from experiments In quick eezing of raapberries, strawberries nd red currants, stock shipments from Weatern tern Canada for this year up 28 uded 51,818 cattle, Tie enlvem, 244300 howe, and. 94,7 Sunflower sedda are not fed exten- nivel poult many town row patch of sunflowers, fond the henas: 4 as soon as the weeds fil, and allow the henx to help themselves. During the year ended last Mareh, nen yarn was distributed the, homemakers , otibe tn Quebec by the Dominion Department of Axriculture at a nominal cost order to demonstrate Ita usefulness, WESTERN. SAVINGS-AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Under Government Supervision 0 Now 6 Saving Certificates Guaranteed Redeemable in 1 to 10 years 100 per cent Canadian J. Tooley LOCAL AGENT J. R. EVANS and W. J. MORRISH District Representatives tiie eatp are fialled, and ihe grata wit ever done by Ploughing tsydone by yak (the course, PAKIH SOILS In New Zealand the term pakint ta applied to water logged olla com- prised of centage of organic matter with rela- It tively: little. tron, speavsscelty low fertility and carry 8 sparse growth of .rush, umbrella f rn, thonnen, sedxes and Hohens, The physical properties of the soll are thone of sponge, and being very re- tentive of water, remain Mtantly homey condition throurhout Jerusalem artichokes, ars of much greater yajue an-a crop for poultry Toodlna than tn renrally realised, The topa may. be used as gregn fodder in emer Yand. the tubern roots for winter feeding. B.C. finproyempnts will be repre- senteddn Rearly all ridings at the B.C; Cement Company ix reopenin: lant at Bamberton, Vancouver Ix lang, putting 10 married men with tamill e. back to work, Toilet Needs Tube Milk Magnesia Tooth- P: 256 Tube Klenzo Dental Creme 2 fortescsseees 1.00 Lavender Skin Freshener and face Lot lt; ScATION ERY 50 Box Stationery Linen Finish. 2 for 0136 Englieh waves in in Bowe 1.01 1.00 Necwenien Cod Liver: 2 1.30 7. : pete ee are 36, Vang oe, SEL A FEW REXALL REMEDIES Me ASA, Tablets For Headaches, bolde, ond Reliet of Pain. Beauty Aids 550 Jar Jonteel Combination er Cold Cream. 506 Jontes Cold Cream Face Pow 270 Tin Stork Baby Powder- Soothes soft skin. 2 for Epsom Salts, D fee: ess-tgneas He Corn Salve. We are here to ferve you ter ri Doll Contest. -- Opens Nov or Girle 2 Doll Carriages and, 10 Dolls. Sloarie Drug Stores Limited. - The Original One Cent Sale Grand For Boys---Coaster Wagons)
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