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There are countiess beanthf{ul farms
for snle at snch small prices that one
workers Just what is the reason, Pus
silly they have decided to take their
lissex and have forgotten the original
costs, while we have not become recon
clled to the fact tlit we have dropped

x lot of hava’ work and eash up here.| fore the day of the auto, and my bro- inqpravement in their dress: styles.|die young. aud they tell our—whit we

Maybe we think we can still ensh gov|ther-in-lnw) bad arranged for me to}They are becoming, almost miodest|kid onrselves into calling—our- repre- British hospitality and {Betish

ornment bonds for gold. think we hare; get my pierure | in. the - paper, give /agnin, “1 most partienlurly noted the|sentatives what to do. Et sure gives ; Columbia facds blend happily. |
1 sold standard,’ think that’ Bennett]/them an, opinion of Flint’s progress absence of so much Duco finish upon|me a pain in the neck. able, Diningtooe laure oe

will create prosperity or bust. or that | in thirty ‘years nuda generil epinion | their faces. By By rooms ere clean, homelike and

some of as will got “Work and Wages” fof Canada, after thirty years, “As I} - 1 thoiwght. that onr little bures were Ce , - : 7 ; quiet. Near shops, theatres,
“Compared with Joral conditions ‘and|am ‘not given to getting into print(?) | qnite nanghty and were getting reck- | MorePPS's—This will she O5 Ineks, B ats and tains. rE. G.

press reports, I found that the erops
were looking very good and rain had
heen had every plice along the line,
Toxsihly the erops will make good, but

when one thinks that this is the 7th of|tours. aronnd the country. When I) poze, “As¢ for whiskey; that good a that olumbia,
Jnty and no grain is headed out yet, jurrived buck T wes able to go fo Sleep | qagile, as:the brand of vot gut, which | Stevens wos jofiing acl new. purty,

ape just wonders why they’ get all ex-
elted about our small wheat surplus
or where they get the idea of a 400
million bushel crop this yenr, We
would remind Mr. Bennett that there
Wis once & man nomed Joseph. and
- why get so excited nbout nothing.
There are plenty of things of more. eon
corn, besides. pur, small surplus—only
we doubt if he renlizes.

Omir little trip dacs not entitle us to

give an opinion but we often wonder; yyy,

if the king of Fraure and the Czar of
Inssia did ‘not’ talk to his subjeets in
about the same tone of voice as some
of our present Cossncks do — today.
They say that history repeats itself,
and if you do not believe that just
keep your eye on Mussolini for a while
Think that one over n bit. ;

Should we,he able to sell out’ here,
ta reasonable price, we have no place
picked out to which: to go. While §

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that wu number of years ago Tolmie
came through the country on a tour
td we have had no erops or decent
weather since. The other day Pattul-
jo went through the district and we
have had thre hard frosts in succes-
sion, If it lasts another five years—
may God help us al. , :

J intend te speud’a day or two more
In Flint wheve I used to be engaged
in, the. manufachaire of curringes, be-

is it is 36. yenrs since I quite news-
paper reporting, FE decide that the
mniduight train was about my size and
so passed up a lot of joy. rides and

on my feet, und as nx imntter of fact
have been loosing sleep ever sinee, in-
stead of catching up on iuy, so please
make due allownce.

Having seen so many things it is im
posible fo-enumernte them nil, int 1
might say that the time IT spent in
Ford's phnit. musewu nnd village was

worth the cost of the trip if one saw |.

nothing else. You will recollect. that
a year or so-ago we had a enlendar
showing the first reaper being tarned
‘Tosaw that ideutleal feaner, to-
gether with the various following evo-
Intions of the biuder, The old Cois-
wold cottuge. with every part of it,
and the stone fenees, and even the soil
In the yard divect from England. The
old plank tables nnd benches with the
wooden ftrenchers, or plates, complete,
are inst an nttom in the village lone.
~ Yours truly.
_* D. T. Greene

_ i
DP. -S.—It is impossible to think of. all

oe by the saps tho" fell ‘for the
baloney, and excells the best efforts of
the States.
PPS—In_ the mintter of Sunday. dese-
eration I ‘regret ‘fo ‘say that Canada is
excelled by none. not even Hollywood,
except in the matter of scale, people
and autos, Not by good intentions.
Since my Jast excursion out of the
sticks, to Portland: and Vancouver, I
must, congratilate the ladies upon the

less in- the matter of things earvied ou
the ° hips—hoth sexes, However, — I.
nust admit that Cannda has a bit the
letter ‘of the States’.in the matter of

you secure from drag stores and quer
stores. by signing your name, is the
rea] ved. squirrel and forty-vad white-
inule: yoviety. -C had a bad attack of
indigestion while there and found that
Seoteh was the ouly thing that was
sufe to use in nny emergency of that
ha tire,
What I had in mind when I started
this P. S. was to throw one little rose
to Cunndda. In the States, where T
travelled. at least, you may buy. beer
at most of the gus stations, hot dog
stands .and any phice where refresh-
ments are sold. That does not seem
so good when you think that even in
the city of Detroit, with an ere out
for cops. we made G0 miles an. hour—
in an. emetyency of conrse, ‘Phat.
speed is merely the firmers’ ordinary
speed on the highways.

Not only is heer with a real kick, eat
the same as soft drinks, but with no
discrimination as-ta the youth or. age

So I replied

anything on Canada.
that we had no need of them up there,
When we had that kind of mental de-
ficients to care for. we just sent them
to parliament or to the senate.

“That - again: reminds — me.
people fighting among themselves be-
catise some vote for one! party and
some for another, Task you. what
difference dues it: mike?’ The. senate
being appointed for life, andthe good

please, and cheap, as. sour mi needs
some good bot | stilt itt Interi lor
News, en

The Finn! PPP—Juat: hese
That may he the ore Fam toaking fay

fs the present ones are terrible

Thank goortess the train pulled out
then. —Fiitor. ,

Here and There

Two or three times as much
rainfall this year between April |
1 and May 8 on the Prairies as
compared with the same peridd
last year makes ‘the outlook for
‘the 1936- harvest similar.to that
at-the same ilme of year in 1932
when the largest crop since 1928
was recorded, states T. §. Ache-
son, general agricuJlural agent of

the West,

the Canadian Pacific Railway 3 in |.

Leonard J, Pohlmann, travel
ling passenger agent, Canadian
Pacific Railway, with headquar- .

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days down below J Jost § pounds. ‘Toa of the consumer.. It seemed a -very. tected NewS ore was recently + Loented on Mount ‘Evelyn, Hudson
hot and sultry.. While. usually we|the things [ saw, or the conclusions}! [6 Constmel.. it & . Americal Asscclation of ‘Travel, | SY Mountain and adjoining the Rio
wey poor idea to have these gas? stations; - American Association. of Travel- :

hnve a very comfortable climnte in
which to “live (exist) up here. “We
hive no cause to keep up with the
Jonses, were it possible. Our credi-
tors have, not as-yet, driven.us into
Innkruptey, and we have had no flood
or aust storms to bother us. Although
we have a-lot of ‘Lammany-. politics,
nnd expect politics to assume a more
odorus smell in the near future, we
note that the main results to date have
heen to sicken the public and make a
1+ af independent, independents. Per-
samaliy our worst kick so far in 1935,
wits the recent frosts. We recollect

arrived at in oue short letter,.but. just
thought of another | muitter that stick
me quite forcibly,”
tinada seems to. think she.is juts a
bit better than the Stntes, in many
ways, but outside of the Dillingers,
which by the way Are just as respect-
able as many of the men who -have
honored hy Canada, there is not so
much to get all puffed up about.
In the matter of polltics I would say

that for the start she has had, Canada .

will sean lead in the matter of putrid
politics, The hair brained promises
of either Bennett or Pattullo, are only

scattered all through the _ rural dis-
tricts—and the farmers and the young
people go there at night and get quite
well lit up. On top of that beer is: sold
on Sunday, the some as any other time
That. seems just n bit extreme after
the recent prohibition days when: you
had to sneak up the back alleys ‘to get
a swig of 2% and a renl snort of moon
shine made you linble to ‘a life .sen-
tanee, , '

Another PPS—As lam on the subject

and as I just noted - that Bennett was

svon to appoint 16 move old Dillingers
or has beens, to. the, Sennte, it remind-
od me of the day I wns dviving past
the Hone for the Feeble Minded. I
nde some wiseerack about the States

having those Institutions to my cousin | aye Tg
i i j
whé.is a school marm.She came back | of manager of the Seigniory Club | j atone set rey a oe ccawted ce
at me hy asking if we had-nothing of , the Chateau Frontenac. in -1924, ..
the kind in Canada, I was stuck for] and. haa had rapid advancement, ... |° ve vl a ©
1 minute, as-T did not syait her to. get}: to his present high position. ; Tash ‘an d. Pere . «-Servie
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executive committees for the past .
year,

- Hotel. Saskatchewan, Rogina,
disiinzuishea itself recently by
staging a Chinese Mandarin din-
ner dance, said to be the first,of
its ‘kind on this continent. “As
stage decoration there was used
a hundred-foot runner and: side
drapes, hand-made by Chinese’ . |.
many decades ago, and imsured
While in use at.a: valuation of
$6,000." The: orchestra was in
Chinese dress and -proyided music
with a ecidedly Bastern back-
. ground. -

op, J. Jackson, who has just been:

appointed first assistant man-*-|

ager of. the Royal. York Hotel,
Toronto, in succession to Cyrl
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