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Tuesday,
April
9,
1929
;
SYDNEY,
N
.
S
.
.
April
5
.
As
a
result
of
an
experiment
last
sum-
nr
by
an
independent
company:
fox.
ERPROOPS
A
Fisherman's
Suit
To
Suit
The
Fishermen
JACKETS
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I
ply
tad
roomy
flw
1,1
.
MONTREAL
1
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KIMICIAL
m.i3t:i
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doduni
muiufuturcrt,
in
lizet
54
to
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OnSthh
FuKmrm
Suppl,
madtnU
Insist
upon
getting
a
genuine
Tower's
Waterproof
TOWER
CANADIAN
LIMITED
TORONTO
VANCOUVER
WINNIPEG
luiinr
Fashion
Fancies
For
Winter
Resort
Wear
the
Calico
Coat
that
a
irreaS
many
rich
people
died
anil
thaanherltance
tax
winter
res
mounted
ft
such
an
extenOhab,4liHon.l,SWinston
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true
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cin.iif.
it-
wt
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It's
an
ill
wind
that
blows
nobody
gOdd:
'Quite
recently
'
TT
SLE.
"ul
"
'7
'
in
Britain
rfhere
was
an
epidemic
of
flu.
The
result
was
new
fashions
for
summer
and
mthe
inheritance
w
ite
art
use.
This
is
espec-
coats
for
wear
with
Iressea.
.
k
'
ihe
motlel
sketched
here
was
tv"fcinLr'introducHi
at
Pa,m
1J?ach
re"
lax
ii
UL'inir
ti,.
i.
m.i,in
(icuareu
uii
ust
aim
unwise,
uniani
is
vuuevumr
iuur
nun-
Pam
in
iinnii
nritv
it
la
of
dred
million
dollars
from
that
SOUrce.
Iquilted
calico
in
red
and
yellow,
But
ChUrchlll
found
that
there
was
a
falling
Off
in
in-
with
a
sprigged
deaijrn.
Quilted
come
from
the
tax
on
beer,
wines
and
spirits.
As
a
special
,n
yellow
stitching,
it
would
be
"what
the
death
it
lost
chic
mr"
ov-
yel-
despatch
put
it,
country
gained
by
jPialy
INFLUENCE
OF
ONE
MAN
As
an
instance
of
what
one
man
can
do
if
he
really
is
in
earnest
in
parrying
it
out
is
seen
in
the
reform
of
the
cal-
fluential
pTfrtmwghoW
the
World
that'his.
calendaris1
the
best
that
could
be
adopted
and
is
now
director
of
the
fixed
calendar
bureau
of
the
League
of
Nations.
He
pre-
Atnte,
flint
tltA
xl
rt"4lll
n
ri
r.4
wl
rv
ttm
mr
.n
Tt
has
already
beeii
approved
by
tne
assembly
of
the
League
of
Nations.
The
proposed
calendar
would
riividehc
year
into
13
months
of
exact
ryJ28
days
each
wjtegigafe
daft
which
wouiu
dc
iixea
asyjeeeinuer
Hr-JBlfc
.
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FREfteTRAWLERS
OPERATE
NEWFPJJNDLAND
WATERS
THIS
SEASON
"ft
juw
you
pull
how
you
jpit
your
tettli
and
lean
on
that
a
l
F
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.
3
ropei
vvinninu
ioe
iug
.
.
...
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:
v.
,ox
war
ii
auuueniy
ot
paramount
importance.
It'i
the
ipirlt
of
the
liip
-
.pleatyoffuaandlMM'
pitallty
when
you
travel
.
Anchor-DonaUon.
Sail
Anchor-Donatdiont!
Have
Vou
a
Scarf
of
Flat
Fur?
whfch
8nt
a
8peciaI
trawler
Irom
fur
ar
being
introduced.
They
SEATTLE
April
9
The
cab-
.
'
.
Frame
to
test
a
scheme
for
land-
must
be
soft
and
of
such
a
qual-
ret
in
the
rose
room
of
the
,njr
Nova
Scotian
and
Newfound-j
ity
as
to
facilitate
draping.
So
JIoUl
Butler
must
in
future
land
fish
in
France
in
fresh
con-f8r
the
favorites
are
galyak
and
eloac
each
evening
at
nine
o'-
JHion.
it
was
learned
that
the,
Persian
lamb.
clock
and
remain
closed
until
nr
'
"ench
trawlers
oper-
,
.
,
at'n-
off
Nova
Scotia
and
New-morning,
is
toe
decision
j.j
of
,
,-.
,
...
,,
T
.
v,
.
foundland
would
be
greatly
In-Judge
Nederer.
,
creased
till
fring
and
summer.
The
prosecution
asked
that
tWJ-
Th
special
trawler
fished
for
room
be
padlocked
for
a
yeaV
29
days'
the
Grand
Banks
of
because
of
the
action
of
fk$
Neiploundland
and
in
Nqpa
Scotia
management
in
aliowinjr
patps42ellfng
td
France
with
to
bring
flasks
with
them
tWlfW
whicn
wwiced
when
use
them
freely
or,
the
premises?
cWv
Examination
of
the
ateamer's
ca,rgo-
On.faer
arrival
The
judge
in
refusing
.'fheTfcxind
the
fish
to
be
practically
as!
iMjwi
iicu
Mm
u
mtruieu
vaai
iresn
as
wnen
caugnt.
it
was
all
breaches
of
th
lw
took
said
that
'other
French
companies
place
:.fter
nine
o'
lock.
An
ap-
intendrd
operating
trawlers
in
the
peal
will
be
enttred.'
same
manner
this
year.
WAT
5
Vgob
Ihrouth,
Tht
Cunard
Stam
Sktp
C,.,
Umilti,
61
Jlaslitu,
JV-p),
or
any
itfmskipattl,
Wckly
Salllnga
From
Montreal
(and
Quebec)
to
Ireland.
Scotland
I
and
England
In
con-Jf.
Junction
with
Cunartl
commencing
May
3rd.
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
vs
LINS
As
substitutes
for
the
popular;
small
scarves
of
fine,
flat
A.
Tuesday,
April
9,
1923
OOM
7,:
C.C.M.
Bearings
are
much
lar
ger
than
those
on
Imported
bikes.
That
means
easier
rldingjj
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:
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in
Canada
!
For
C.C.M.
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Information
.
.
.
Theareaof
occupied
fiekl
actptmioi8wu?!,4t7.'
too
acres,
and
in
1918
n,Tft,ifaae-
Domai'
ion
Goveniment
estimates
that
there
are
approximately
1
times
the
for
agricultural
purposes.
This
incJudti
t9
tCifeiurpupoiiej.
M
A
Agriculture
Canada
.
.
.
CANADA'S
greatest
industry
undoubti
cdlv
is
farming.
M.m
kh'II
finl.
ft
..;
:
-
"
liliuj
Utlb
VI
(,
ht
is
greatest
rewards
in
planting
seed
and
v
reaping
grain.
The
farmer
is
now
recognized
by
all
classes
of
Canadians
as
the
most
im
1
punant
proaucer
uanada
possesses.
But,
this
rexognitioti
has
come
only
after
years
of
the
most
heart-breaking
toil,
and
a
personal
and
individual
struggle
with
nature
in
her
varying
moods
that
has
made
the
farmer
the
truly
noble
ficure
6
he
is
today.
life
on
the
farnhas
been
rendered
more
agreeable
since
the
introduction
of
electricity.
This
creat
force
lights
the
house,
the
barn
and
the
.runs
the
.churns,,
thrashes
the
wheat,
millsfthe
g
Vl
,
.
cows
and
makes
possible
the
ulephfene.
J
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J
1
Electridty
is
the
servant
that
never
loses
its
tern'
per,
never
resigns
and
never
has
to
be
discharged.
WcHmthernElKtrk
Company
manufactures
and
sells
many
of
the
adjunct!
that
lighten
the
work
Ot
farm
life
mW
ti..
.i.i.t.
.
.
.
4
turi
jUttrjc
rang,
electric
twshers
,
electric.
ironsim
t,
.wou-.u
dnd
tnatiy
otto,
units
that
mA
v,;U-.!..
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ilectrical
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