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Sixty-five husky Hollanders with
their families recently nrricd In
Canada. They wens bound for
Alberta, where they will Invest 1 .s
$80,(100 they brought from their
homeland hnd proceed to work
their prairie farms in the thorough
manner that has made Holland
such a rich agricultural country.
The tide of immigration from
Europe to Canada that was inter
ruptcd by uic war n 3 set in again,
and every teasel from Europe
brings It iiuotn of men and women
racer to start life anew in the Last
Great West. The newcomers art
of very high class, many coming
from the British lslc and north
western Europe. This is an en
couraging feature, as thssc are the
tucks that cnc to Tonada and the
United States their first sturdy
settlers.
Holland Is noted for ita dykes
end its tulips. To many it means
but a land quaint and picturec"i.
It is that, but it is also a rich
careen land. Every inch of the
land that has been redeemed from
the sea is cultivated
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Wheat, oats, barley -nd rye are
a tapis crops; Aax, sugar beets, to
Luvvu and hemp arj also grewn:
vegetables are cultivated to near
perfection, while Dutch dairy
products are world famous.
Dutch farmers arc trained to get
the maximum from their holdings.
Each bit of ground must grow its
two crops. When the wheat is cut.
the stubble is turned under and
planted to young cabbages or some
other ctre table. Days are spent in
intensely. ' tying up the heads of endive. ThcM
farmers bring to their largei hold
ings on the rich Alberta prniritis
the determination and skill to get
the last available bushel of .n-jt
from their acres, anci the lnt
pound of butter from their 1nlr
stock. They are planning the Vf
homes they mean to buili with
their wheat fortunes, are" look ne
forward to putting their children in
the Canadian schools, where nil
children arc social equals, and lo
taking part In the administration
of the land of their adoption.
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8T. JOHNS, N. r.. Sept. 14. Im
Sertant development of the treat
a-aly wood resources of Newfoundland
la about to be undertakes nader
gnats to two pulp" and paper manu
facturing companies made at the last i ent is tho great Industry there.
session of the colonial legislature
One of these companies Is British,
the other Norwegian.
The mills of the British concern
wilt be located at Bonne bay, half
way up the west coast. This port Is
the center of winter herring t fishing
activities. In Its vicinity aro largo
areas thickly wooded with spruce
and fir, through which flow rivers
which will afford good water power
as well as facilities for floating logs.
Bonavista bay, on the east coast.
Is to be the site of the Norwegian
company's mill. Codflshing at pres-
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SHIP YOUR GASES
or parcels by our transfer
service. That will Insure
that they will be carefatly
handled and that they will
always reach boat or train
oa time. Wo don't believe
la any last minute ship
wits. We always get there
la plenty of time to make
sure the goods we carry wlH
not be left behind.
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410 Mala St.
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BREAD, PIES, FRENCH PASTRY
AND ALL OTHER HIGH CLASS
PASTRIES TO THE PUBLIC. ON
SALE AT THE MAZE CONFECTION
ERY STORE, THE REX CAFE.
THE REX CAFE
Backward from tho bay runs a series
of well wooded valleys, drained by
rivers of good size.
- At present tho only pulp and paper
mills In tho Island aro at Grand Falls,
In the Interior, where the Anglo
Newfoundland Development company
some years ago established an exten
sive plant which supplies tho North
cliff e papers in England with most
or tbelr paper. Before the war cap
ItallsU were negotiating for other
similar projects. . '
Now that the survivors of the New
foundland rc-jlmcnt aro it homo
again and the supply of labor appears
satisfactory, tho world-wldo demand
for paper has stimulated now efforts.
Negotiations aro under way looking
toward exploiting largo tracts of
spruce on the south coast. The ex
tensive timber holdings of tho Reld
Newfoundland company, obtained as
part of their compensation from the
government for opening up a large
part of the colony with a railway
Hue, also are 'expected to be utilised
for pulp-making In the near future.
Still another project la contempla
tion Is the establishment of paper
and pulp mills, saw mills and veneer
mills for the manufacture of birch
Into boxes and barrels, at St. Georges,
on the west coast.
The company promoting the St.
Georges enterprise Is composed of
British and American capitalists who
control 1,600 square miles of tlm
borland In that vicinity and 1,000
aquare miles bordering on Grand
lake, the largest body of water in the
colony. The upper end of the lake
has dlroct rail connection with 8t
Gocrges.
Several years ago the manager of
tho a rand Falls mills testified ut a
bearing by an American commission
at Washington that paper could bo
manufactured about seven dollars a
ton cheaper in Newfoundland than In
the United States. Paper men say
that the margin at present Is larger.
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HAVE Mla, ECONOMIC VALUE
Official of Museum of Natural History
Tells of Importance of lata
In Jamaica.
rtofumlng recently from the Island
of Jamaica, In the West Indies, where
he spent four months on a scientific
expedition, II. E. Anthony, associate
curator of mammals at the Museum
of Natural History, brought back wllh
him many tine specimens of bat,
which lire numerous on that and other
IhIiimIs In the West Indies, says the
New York Times.
"The only mammals native to the
Inland today," Mr, Anthony said, "are
20 species of bats and ono species of
rodent. These different bats range In
size from small bats, with a wing
spread ,of six Inches, up to very large
hots, with a wing spread of frdtn 28
to so menes.
People In the United States, where
bats are comparatively rare animals,
bare bo Idea of the variety and abun
dance, of them la such a place as
Jnmmcn, or or me imnortam-wntimate J.
Millie of the tint. They iro either In
sect eating or feed on fruits. Tho In
t-oct-ciitliiK' Mtrloly nni wimll for tint
iikI imrt, nnd htNe cotHili'rabte
Milim ns liioct iU"itro)crs, They food
on iiHwiultnitj nml on n great Mirlety
of wlngod Insect life, many of which
aro iitimilou to nmn or Injurious to
agriculture.
AUSTRALIA HAS MUCH IRON
Engineers Report Immtnse Quantities
Available In the Southwest Part
of the Country.
Mining engineers hnve reported to
tho Australian pit eminent that Ini i
mcnuo quantities of Iron ore aro nvnll )
nlilo at Ynmpl sound, In southwest
Auntrnlln. Tho rsllmnto puts the I
nniouiit of ort nvnlliihlo that Is". In I
sight nliou' senleel at n7,000,))
tons. Tho larger qtinntltlei aro on
Koolnn Island, where the lode risen
000 feet above tho water line; the lode
Is ot er 100 feet wide, and Is tnued
for nearly four mile, but retilly ex
tends right through the Island. On
Cockntto island the height h .100 feet,
the lode running from end to end of
the Island.
The quality of the ore h exception
nl. Thero Is only 1 Hr cent of nlllrn
present and very little sulphur. Tliee
niutl)vi rotnjmtv fittornhly with tho
host known Iron loio-ltn In tho world
Newfoundland (Hell Islnnil) ore Is
.11. SO ht rent metallic Iron, with l.JI
per cent allien. The Trench ore; run
lo ',Z per rent, thu Cuinherlnnd
(Kiiglnnd) to -IS SO per cent, the Span
ish (llllhon) to fiOI, and tho Algerian
to a tneuu of nbout U
Blooirr,reeier IfTWorTdT
Tho biggest freerer In tho world,
with ii capacity of M).000,000 -munda,
tins Just been eoiupleted nnd Is now In
operntlon nt thu Chicago (iliuit of it
largo ment'Pncklng concern. It hit"
been erected for tho dual inrio" f
frcealni; meat products, particularly
for export, nnd of storing products
during (ho period of heavy production,
to lustiro ii supply tit nil times. Tho
building Is ten stories high nnd wits
erected nt n cost of '.',000,0u0.
What Ha Cald.
l'niil and Gerald, twins, were visit
ing their griimliuolliei' In n distant
city. Ono afternoon ' grandmother
walked to the iienrl. grocery, taking
(tenild with her, I'mil being nideep.
The groier gno (lernld an apple.
which ho silently ncieplnl.
(Imuiliuother turned lo Gerald and
Mild! "Now, what do vm "'"
"(live mo uno for 1'iiul."
A Forftlte Distinction.
"Why don't you write another letter
to the paper and sign It Tnspii)rl'"
"1 mn't oiisclentloiily nssiiino thu
title. I'm oil the ilellmiuent list."
A classified Ad will HI It
Bolshevist Stud Farm.
In tho I.Ue Stock Journal of London
a correspondent relntes thu ohsern
tlons of nn Kngllsh horse-trnlncr n
cently cscnied from ItusMn : "The Ilol
shclsts went to all tho stud farms and
divided tho stock among themselu's.
Tho best stallion In llussln, Imported
Just before the war nt an enormous
expense, was git en to a peasant? who
took the horso off to his vitiligo In thu
Interior to draw his cart for n few days
and then be slaughters! for food. The
holshuIsts then started an Improved
stud fa nil under nationalist manages
merit. They mnilo It up of six stallions
and onu mare."
Drinking a Glass
of Hot Water is
a Splendid Habit
Cltanie and swsttsn the system
each morning and wash away
poisonous, stagnant matter.
Location at Uranus.
The latest calculations, based on
the perturbations of Uranus, nro
stnted by Dr. Krlc Doollttlo to show
that the hypothetical planet hejond
Neptune Is nearly four billion miles
from thu sun, nnd rrqulrvn 2KI years
to complete a resolution In Its orbit.
It Is much smaller than other distant
planets, with n mass only six times
that of the earth. This Is a secret of
Its eluslu-ness, and Its dlscotery Is
expected to rexenl a minute body of
only the twelfth or thirteenth magni
tude. Search Is now being made for
this mystery of tho skies near Gemini's
western bonier.
Thoso of us who aro accustomed to
fool dull and htuy when wo arlsa,
splitting hoadacho, stuffy from a cold,
foul tongue, nasty broath, acid atom
actio, lamo back, can, Instead, both
look and fool as frosh as a daisy al
ways by washing tho polslons and
toxins from the body with pbospuatcd
hot wntor each morning.
Wo should drink, beforo breakfast,
Tntlnss ofTiorwaTeTwlUrjalo'aspoon.
ful onimostoiio ph'onphatolfnrio
flush from ttio stomach, llvor, kldnoys
and bowols tho iirovloim day's Indl
gPRtlhlo waste, sour bile nnd poison
ous toxins; thus cloannlnir, swooton
litre nml purifying tho nntlro nlliuon
tnry tract boforo ontltm inoro fond.
Tho action of llniestono phosphato
and hot wator on nn otupty ntomnch
Is wondortully InvlgoratlnB. It cleans
out nil of tho sour fonnmitntlotis,
nnsos, wastn nnd aridity and gives ono
n fine nppctlto for liroiikfast. A'
quarter pound of llmosltmo phoa
pliato costs very llttlo at the drug
tore, but Is enough to make anyono
who Is bothorod with bllfousness,
constipation, stomach trouble or
rhouinatlsin an enthusiast on Internal
sanitation.
VOUIl NKW SUIT
will stand Inspection and command
approbation If you havo us tailor it
for yon from our exclusive fabrics In
our accustomed superior style. Wo
guarantoo a perfect fit always. Tho
waaror of a suit mado by us has
always the satisfaction of feeling
himself perfectly dressed. ,
CHAS. J. CIZEK
MERCHANT TAILOR
518 Main Street
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Golf by Plane.
Two inixleni loutiu-i in gulf were
Introduce)) at the big professional
tournament nt Gleneugles, In Perth
shire, recently.
Airplanes, bringing iectators, ar
rived nt regular Internals from Glas
gow, 47 miles away, and every com
petitor wore n dlstlnctlte number on
his Jacket to fiiclllintt- recognition.
Dally Mall, Ixindon.
"NOW-A-DAYS
says the Good Judge
A man con get a heap moro
satisfaction fromasmall chew
of this class of tobacco, than
ho ever could get from a big
chew of tho old kind.
He finds it costs less. too. Tho
good tobacco tasto lasts so
much longer he doesn't need
to have fresh chew nearly
as often.
Any man who uses the Real
Tuimcco Chew will tcii you
that. K
Put uf in two styles
W-B CUT is a long finc'cut tobacco
RIGHT CUT iBa short-cut tobaccd
St Louis
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HEL-LO-o-o-o PETE;
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In two more shakes of a lamb's Uil I'd have
been between the sheets but I got taken with
another large idea for Camel Cigarette ads that's
so bright you can phone 'em to cut the current
because you just had your lamps lit I
Tell you, it's a whale of a atunt I Everybody
right quiet and hata off I NOW far as I know
or ever heard, there never haa been one of thosa
zippy slogans under that big display nam
"Camel". I'VE GOT ONE get me? Put both
your eara close to the ground and get the rumbls
of a broadside like this:
(Pnca tamtam ott
now a
Wow, Pete I I'll testify that's a atoneless
peach I Spread it like I've dented it in here
and you've uncorked an eyeful I Suppose you'll
want to call me old Mr. Hammer because I hit
the nail on the head I
And, bet real money that if thla slogan stuff
keeps me awake the rest of the night, I'll wire
and offer it to R. J, Reynolds Tobacco Co. before
you hit the deck I And, I'll be spending some
of the proceeds for noon eats I In the ' 'Jang wage"
of Jigger Jones of Joplin, "you tell 'em old yacht,
you've got the sales spirit I"
Blowing out of St. Louis at 10.12 tomorrow
with a bundle of business. Off for Ohio. Oof
tomethinf on mo mind I
Till I get it off
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