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-IT PAY! to nnv tn this nrovtncn

--NR. W. K M¢GOUGAN he Gun'

dlan representative tu Httntmersmf

._.0|L HEATERS $4.95 at Holnlalvs

Summersifle. ll78~l1~l4M‘3i,.

-IN CASUALTY LiST.- The lat

cs; casualty list contains the names of Gr. Harvey Duncan, seriously wounded ieit shoulder and arm;also Pte,,.W=illiam O'Brien. seriously ill ln hospital. -L. ____ '

-'THE' NORTHUIQBERLANIL-

The Steamer Northumberland took away 44 pnssengs-rs on Monday morn- ing and decked in the evening at 8.40 witii 72 passengers, one car furniture one car drinks and live cars way rrelgltt _ The outward freight on Tuestiay morning - was ten vars of pot‘\to<=s. two cnrs ot' sheeep and ilv.‘.~ cars ntixcd freight.-ll.

-SUMMERSIDE POLICE COURT." A drunk arrested at the Railway Sta- tion on Monday’ night. for using vile and abusive languag;, appeared tor trial .ll the Police (Tourt on Tuesday morning. lli_-i honor the Stipentliary Magistrate, imposed a iinc oi' $30 and costs, or 60 days in jail. The prison- t-r was imlnediately re-arraigned on ii similiar charge, committed sonic weeks ago nt the some place and for this, he was again lint-tl $25 ami t-osta or G0 additional days. Ile paid both fines and left the town.-il.

, -SCHOOL WORK.- Following is the standing of the pupils ot` Nort- hanl School for the month oi October. tltxule Vl.-'l."i-ltta Stewart; 2, Gertitv _\tiaynnrtl. (lrnde V.-1. Laura Ily- tnt-nt; 2. (‘nrrlc Stewart; Sl, Margue- ritr- Lcard and -Sidney .\lcl.ean leduall. Grade IV.-1. Annie Dy- uu-nt; 2, l-lriu McLean; Il. Roy Dy- znt-nt_ tlraric illl.-1, l-Idnn llainsny; Z, Ellis Pnugh; Zi, Wallace ltalnsay. tirude ll.-l. Senior.--l, \'it»torl:t ,\it°l.eall; 2, iirnil- Gorril; Zi, llaroltl Ramsay. .innior-1. Glenn Stewart, llratle l.- Senior-1, l.»-nit t'olwill_ 2, Spurgeon Dylnotn. tlratle l.-l, Junior.--_1, Ray l.inklettt>r;\2, Alfred l.inkletter".

BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR AND STUP DANIJRUFF

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Try this! Your hair gets wavy, g|ossy`

and abundant at once.

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"*-"A‘omcut.1*uaAL 'n=A'.t;r.‘1.s

is now undergoing lt thorough course

` -' i __ .'atjm,r t`l¢y_ the

I ‘ - -_ _ , '_ ' .

e lb.-L J. J. Gaudet, manager of simplest coi{ri`v'ance"‘pol?3lile. " A

Harl»yland_ --has leasetmue Asrcul- buekrsm foundation er desirable or

turol ball o`1fCentrni Street, tue hall becoming shape may .bg procured nt

Olly Of U10 D0Dular two priced stores.

` *'Tw° °ENT3 PER won’ EAW* or repairs and being but in it pl'-'ivfrl The hat illustrated lozdeveloped in

‘“°°""°“ f°" “d"°"m“5 in 'hh' sanitary condition which will be rom- blue with a de-licatel flesh-color facing.

columm Cash must accompany order. Mfniinum charge twenty-five cents.

SAVE MONEY by using Oil Hen ers_ Prire $4.95 _st Holmau's Summer s-ide. 1178-11'-14M2i.

-THE MORNING DAILY GUAR-

DIAN can be obtained at Lai!erty’|

Tonsorlal Parlors. Bummerside.

-VICTORY LOAN A SUCCESS.-

.The Victory Loan Campaign opened _'in Summerside on Monday .morning -amid the- ringing oi’ bells -and blowing lo! whistles. The Canvassera were on the job early and report great success. Every patriotic Canadian will surely want to buy u Victory _Bond.--I..

-GREENWICH 8CHO0L.- The

repon for Greenwich School for Oc tober is Grade V.- Vera, McGregor. _Grade IV.-1, Theresa Me-ek; 2, Alma .Brown. Grade Ill.-1, Florence Meek Grade li.- (lt)-1, Glennie Bernard and Della. Graham equal; 2, Blanche »Jollymore»; 3, Everett Jollyrnore; 4. Ralph Bernard. (b)- 1, George Mt- Leod; 2, Leigh Brown; 3, Allison Mc- _Leoo. Grade l.-1, liillard Meek; 2. _Lester Adams; 3. Florence Dennis; 4. Charles Adams. Perfect atend- ance. Glennie Bernard. l-‘lorrie Meek. Alma Brown. Della Graham, Hillnrtl Meek.

- -THE NORTHUMBERLAND._- l'l‘ho Str. Northumberland docked at |9_50 on Tuesday evening. Outward passengers in morning numbered 40. passengers inward 54, also one car t`urniture, st-ix cars way freight and four horses consigned to Mr, VV. B. llowncss, S'Side. Outward on Wad- nesday morning wort-_ three cars oi sheep, two t-:trs ot' t-i\l~'r'tc, th"Pf‘

_lttil'st‘.s and tlvt- cur.-' of niixetl i`i ‘Hill-_

-li.

WESTERN PERSDNILS

-_Vllss Nita. licnsley has returned

to Sumlncrside from Snckville. --ll.

-.\ir. anti Mrs. John Kelly, Sham-

rock were ill Sunimersitlt- on ,\iontia_r -ll. `

-Miss Miriam l’roctor oi' (‘l\arlot-

_tr-town spout Sunday in Summcrsitlc. -l

' --Mr-, -l-‘rank llrothers -wlto has been spending his vacation at ‘ his home in Vcrnon River, returned to

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To be possessed oi’ a head of heavy

beautiful hair; soil, lustrous, fluily. wavy and free irom dandrut`t` is mere- ly it matter oi' using alittle Danderine.

it is easy anti inexpensive to have

nice, soft hair and lots of it. .lust get a sxnnll bottle- of Kno\vlton’e Dartder- Inc now for a tow cents- ail drug stores recommend it-apply a little as directed and with- in ton minutes there will _be an ap- pearance oi' abundance, t't-cshness, iiullinei-is and an incomparable gloss and lustre. and try as you will you t-annot ilnd u trace ot' dandruff ot tall- ing hair; but your real surprise. will he after about two weeks' use, when you will see new hair-fine alld downy at first-yes-but really new hair- sprouting out all over the s'calp-Dan- derine is, we believe, the only sure ltnir grower. destroyer ot'_ dandrufi and cure for itchy scalp and it never t`ail.-i to stop falling hair at once _

li you want. to prove how pretty anti

soft your hair really is, moisten a t-luth with it little Ilandorine and care- fully draw it. through your hair-tak- lug one .smull strand at d limo. Your hair will be soft, glossy and beautiful i ust it few nlinutcs-a delightful

n j surprise awaits everyone who tries

this .

GLASS

S 0 tn e immense

values being oiiered here now- a n e w stock an d really beautiful patterns.

Call in and look

over the line.

Sunimerslde on .liontiay morning.-L.

; -Mr. llarry l". .Wood has retlirri- ed from Montreal. llis son Dr. \Vm_ R. Wood. is, his friends are pleased

_to learn, steadily improving-ll. _ -Mrs. .lohn Silliker oi Wilmot went to Montreal on Monday morning 'wltorcf she will undergo an operation -l.. '

t -_- ' -Mrs. George McDougall, Camp- bellton. Lot 4, who had been visiting friends in Moncton. returned home ,hy the bon; on Monday evening.-li.

l -Mr. and Mrs. .l_ D. Kennedy arr- .ived in Summerside- Monday evening tfrom New Glasgow, N. S. and left on .the evening train for 0'Leary.-H.

! -Miss Adele MacArthur who spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Creeiman MacArthur, Sum merside. returned to (Tharlottetown 'where she is attending P. \\’. t‘.-I..

l -ivir. Arthur ()'.\'enl, an oiliccr ol _thc North Station, lloslon Mass has _arrived to spend a couplc- ot' weeks vacation with friends at Glcngnrry l.ot T.-li.

l Alle will llvc ilvo ycarslongor bv-

-Mu and Mrs. Peter llurke and_ they say_ _ yt'.lntil_\» who spent the summer month! Ilut H0 1655. no less_ -iq

-at >.us_-if-.x. i\_ ll., mini-netl by th _The babe and “___ mother mph. nw,-\,|_

hott uit Motitlay ovcniug and proceed- _ _J _

_ _ [iffy

t-tl to tht-ir homo. ai bt. liullis -ll. ‘ Shing! (Cry nw huoys) _ Thpy Mmvn _ I

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llf¢'~€-fi in a few days when the bulillles :wut be moved into lt. H, _ I in- _"7 Nav- ~ I

MICE OVERRUN AUSTRALIA. |

Mice by the million are overrun-

1 ning a large- part ol Australia and ad- ding mlglitly to the wartime troubles oi the larming community _and alllcl- uls-. The havoc they are causing is bagged wheat-for Australia has not the grain elevator system as yet--_' atanding in many rural districts 1_1; waiting possible shipment to overly seas markets is fast becoming B question oi' grave national import. |’I‘he tiarmers are faced with huge los-_ lses and are beginning to ask whether lthe Federal Government fully realiz- es the extent oithe plague, and if so what it intends to do to~check it. lt. is said that only those living in the .infected districts have a comprehen-_ _sion oi the boldness, prevalence and -destructiveness of the rodents. ._ - Some idea of the visitation may, be gained lrom the fact that at one small place. Sheep Hill, in Victoria, a few ~weeks ago, seven tons'of mice were gkillc-:l without any apparent diminu- ttion in thc-lr number. Far‘m~h0usea _swarm with them and hardly anything 'is safe from their depredations. For- mer plagues of the kind are surpass- cd by this one, and hopes that the micc would disappear suddenly are fading. Should their destructlveness continue, thero may be u famine in seed wheat and a greatly reduced wheat. crop, aside from the loss nl- reatly caused in store-.i wheat.

PASTE THIS ON YOUR MlRROR.

» Ii your boy goes to the l~‘ront_

He has twenty-nine chances oi

corning~home to one chance of being killed.

I-le has ninety-1-ight chances of rn-

t-ovoring from a wound to two chanc- es oi dying. . He has only one chance' in 500 or losing a limb ~ `

t-ails-e of physical training. , lie ls freer from disease in tht- army than ip civil life. l lie has better medical care nt. Ihr. l'r-ont than at home. '

ln other wars i`rom ten to ilitccn

mt-n died from disease to one i`roin bullets.. ' fl‘lti_c war is less wasteful ot' life than any other in history.

Only 10 per cent. of all ilanadiani-

disabled for further service have bcon nhysically unable to e ngsgo in thc-.ii l'orme'r occupations-_ - - - -

li’ your boy is one of thc 10 per

cent. the government will roetitu-:tt't> t-an earn a living.-Exe.

49-7 »

THE BELL~BUOYS SPEAK.

Ships! More ships- (cry the buoys a

swing

.»\t the gates of the seawaysi. Thfjare retained and paid by private

me-ss-age we bring

is borne from t he east by the storm

ing wave

As it tears at the hold of our anchor

ing chain,

I-‘rom the stormy east, t'rom lllt

` swaying grave

Oi the dead who sleep

in their seaweed liammocks dcwl

deep. down deep.

Til] again, again.

'.~\ brave balloo in the brave daylight _~\ clang of arms in the haunted nigh' The' soul oi’ the sea and the souls o'

the dead, '

linrighteously sped (‘ry out_to the land through ottr iror . lips, _ Ships! More Ships! '

The smoking funnel. thc tall pinc-

The great, the small

l "lt depends," replied Subbubs, "up-_

milsf- ' ' on whether l'in going or coming. lt‘s,

» i . _

The dragons oi hcllilrc are hunting §;_12 at nigmg-

them all. |

The steel ot' the lighters their lurr-'__ ___

Wide eatin -ribbon is tacked around the brim for the' lining and tuiled in- to the bead size of the crown. Nor* rower s_at_in ribbon ln u pale Belgian blue shade is fastened in succeeding rows to cover-"tile top or the crown and brim. The stlf! little roses which encircle the hat are made or folds and turns of two shades of blue satin, the darker in -the centre. These are _ mp nted on a lain band of ribbon

ll. ._ D

.it “same buena the center oi the`

'£%°Wér8; You eee,it is really very sim-'~ ple to make and,ye't how charming is the result! it may be developed ia" any shade or combination of colors ab-.- cordlng to ting* individual taste. All white would be' lovely tho not very practical; graduating shades of rosm or pale groan would be delitrh-t.i‘nl with_light frocks. ` |

Mlutsrsn- _'ro svsso _ - sAt.vA'rloN av Moron-

Weltera 8ol_dler-Preadher Studies Mo- tor Mechanics in M. H. C. Vo-

cational Training Classes |-

Mot,0`l_' trmchanlcs as u course sup- Dlementary to the business oi' d "Sky _ Pilot." is Pte. Lambert's idea. of etll-. ciency, and in his case it may mean the salvation of many souls. »

Pte. Lambert before the 'ir was_

the Rev, Lambert mini.-iter'~ -~ to the spiritual needs of scattei~ Metho- dist comrmunites over all :‘ .-i of 30' mles in Alberta. Witt-it the cali to war came he doffetl the cloth for kha- ki and joined the ranks ot’ one ot thc_ ilrst battalions. To-day ite is a pn-I tient_ in tho Orthopaedic Hospital ln- Toronto minus ti leg, but as ambitious ' to fulfil his mission as the day he left _ college. -

To preach the gospel in the west,_'

one must travel far in the outlying- distrlcts and the necessity of geLtiui:'_. around was a problem until he hit. upon the idea oi` motor mechanics. if a man could cure for his car, tio ail|'_

the repairs, and possibly buy a use-di' car and renovate it at small expense, it. would do away with livery hills) and speed up even the advance ot' f`hristlanlt.y. ' l

The- minister is now one of the most,

eager students in this popular ooursn ai' the vocational training arranged by the Military liosptteis Comme.-‘ sion, and the instructors say shows n.rnost marked ability in inecllanlos_-’

AlRMAN'S £500 A WEEK.

Big fortunes have been made by

the airmen who test new aeroplancs. There have been instances where at, single aviator has drawn a cheque- ior £500 for a woek's work. | It seldom that these highly-

trained men get less than .£100 i. week, for they usually receive £25 'or every' trial trip they make.. They

iirms on Government contracts, and from the nature of the risks thcy run their retward is not extravagant.

Every time they go up in a new

machine- even though it has passed

iliefrs take their lives in their hands. and more than one has' Come to griet' owing to some structural defect. in the~n'lachine that could not be tie-_ iected until the strain oi flying liro- ught it to light. ‘

HIS 0cCUPAT|0N.

` "May i ask " ‘inquired the Melan-

:holy Stranger. “what is your pursuit in lite?"

‘thc 7.8 train in the mornin! and the’

" |“‘""’ _'_“"'\"" "0" "' ‘ |And the wheat that should utvot it

_.\t|tl_|tir Iiotlltt-l'. lryoll, lofi on rcturil worm-S mMr,,__y_,__ " ______.

mf' " Mm "~" - ""’"""|"5 “"""' tmtarrh is as ntuclt a -blood disease

_¢.p<\nt|l|tg lt sltorl i‘\trldugll nt his WHA1-.S .N VOGUE _KH Scmmla or __h(_“maugm_ H. may

}"'"'w" 'H' . 1'-1* be relieved, but it cannot bc removed I - imottn tho ~irt~lvals- on Montiav The U" °f Ribbon' by Smlply l°"'“l lreannnm' It "aus" wt-rt: ltr-v. Mr. Murray and il/Irs. Mur- W0 hmm always _________ ___________ ___ ltea_llacl|e_-t _and ;llT_zine_s.s, ini_¥l1i;‘s' :lit- ""-" ""0 "mm f""’" mlm- °" “ "hm ln tim-orato our blolti-tes, hats and tlrv:<.- ms 6' Smal “W Hung' U' MH "3 ll`r|t-ntis at llrudnlhnnt- ,und Mrs. .l.C_ 58,, lmiped "bbc" trmlming M., ¥°i';_e__ “T"“"g‘;T “ml ‘"g_"“_u°';i_ "“_‘_ t'rot-kt-tl oi' Mnrshiicld who was re- " -A _` , ` _ _" -*fe 3 'OWU lf' lieilfffil WH l»

,;, f I i_..1t_ 1 f |e,d .1 t_ hem D' mlm" f‘W°r“"' for “S mm; “S lvealtens the tit-.lit-ate lung tissues and

'ur' ‘K rn" 5' V " F ' H ‘ any one can rcmenll>er_ iiut ro- I _J _ _ U

\Vlllt!ll('3l(‘I‘, MLISH.--ll. ' _ _ pa ‘l 0 longuml) on-

_____ cemly mfmon hu? decreed mm "I" ll'ood‘s Snrsnparilln goes to the seat

_ l :h'l t . .-, _ . -

-Antong the lilwnrd passengers by limi V_;',,?l__. Qlgfdrg ot the trouble, pttriiles the blood, and

_;l_-_._-__ tht- .\'ol-tlntmberlnnd on Monday vvon- ,.|,.vm1v (im and tucked mm __ww,,_|‘ is so s‘l1r~c<-ssitll that it la known as

_»_`-i ing was Mrs. W. i\icl\innon. l"or- ,man '(_0n_,mm|u whom 3|-1|(-103 dr' me '"5-`" "‘m‘3'-ll’ l'0\‘ Cutarrh. I d' ' - ' - _ - - -.. . BLACK’S

ts-r it ter tormt-r tome on oc out ~ _ -_ __ __ ,nm |0,,._ up ;n|e_ _,em_ ],_ D my . . cvs-t te pnpwoot rt-source. e

1-? ` _ l __ 0 _ __ tt:-is will nav nn cs crlal a enl on ‘ id ‘ Wi °Y‘f , U `i _,he ar bei ml, hmz‘,_d_ __\ _ _ _ _ __ “ “""'

the severe factory-‘tests-the--expe°rt»_~

| Prowse Bros Ltd. ~ '

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Make Your Choice

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Come; and take your choice in all the newest'

smartest conceits in yokes, pleats, belts, pockets and all

the newest styles imaginable. You- m_ay be 'sure of being perfectly' and correctly dressed if you choose one .of our dresses. Prices range from $8.75 to 23.00 ‘

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Sari-:RATE

A SKIRTS

Ladies serge skirts in Navy

and Black particularly attractive

with gathered b a c it _

pockets and belts_~ Prices a re $295upio._......._... .... _...$5.50

LADIES’

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SKIRTS ,

in Black. , . _

A line of Ladies' O. S. skirt

Novelty size 20 to 30.

Prowse’s Special

_ 0 Corset

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Just arrived the special corset to

sell at $1.00 Made of good quality coutil

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S1-its and Coats i

The Suits are shown in all Wool,

Serges and Poplins in Navy, Bursendv and Black. Price $14.98 to......S45.00

The coats are in Velvours, Beavers. Plushes and Chinchiilas with larlze col- _ lars belts and pockets. Price $l3 50 to

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l A Your Perf in the war is to 'l ---BUY VICTORY BONDS-»

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_ _ PET... _‘S _ 2*

S ‘ 2: F'-'I _B-

»" ‘ He was Foreman.

A woman owning a house in Phila-

delphia belors which a gang ot work- men were engaged in making SURE! repairs was much interested in the

vicious creatures _being packed by mon wearing stoltt leathe`t° gauntlcs. The were going to_Frnnce_ Matty oi them were destined i'ol the Somnlc. and to it village: there no longer pn tho map.

work.

"And which is thc foreman?" she

asked of a big curly Celt.

A proud smile came to the count-

enance oi that individual ns he rc-

Anyono who

ground of the rear-on for the tight the rats? lll`€t1 SW3,lTilS

know". the old battle- Somme will guess the ferrets. They are to The west side ot' that with rats-“n.=: bil-Z il”

plied. '

"Oi am, mum." _

"Really?" continued the lady. “Ol kin prove it, mum," rojoined

the Irishman. Then turning to labo- rer at hand he nddcd, "Kelly, yc’l'c

less galleries' ill tilt- chalk ills lt\|`i by the Gerlnane-1.

Thty have become so itnpudcnl

that the big ones will tilt:-puie n narrow

rabbits"-which tionrish in tho ond-

't o nd tin- n h lls in the

can _walk ar u _s. ti . gitpm-_p_ middle oi the night in your night.-thlrt

no matter what your religion ls."

fll'€“\!" ` |alle'y when approached. A s-ystcinntlc

_ attempt is. being mad-c to reduce tltoln,

D|DN'T CARE ABOUT W5 "RE ` Another curious' result of the wal

L¢|G|°N-"' 'is that numbers oi' parrots have been

The lliliht Walcllmilll Df 3 |""`59,matie homeless. 'l‘hc'ir owners have

hotel saw an apparition in white mov-_hwn (,311.-A up “nd have licon i'ort~od ini! along U19 ha" “Y -` "-m' H” ha-“‘e“',t.0 send them to the wilti-lwast. dealer 01| hifi Hiililti. fllltl L-lllllfid Oil lm' as the only known address. The grey t-'h0\l|d0l' Wlliil DI`0‘/“fl I0 he U mall- |Ai‘rlcan parrot lil bulk was nothing

"ll@l`0. what “FP YOU ‘wing ml' new before tho war. when i-iicunie-r.~t `

|\€|'@?" Hfiked U10 Wlllfillmim- lcnme in from the Gull' oi (lnint-ri. But._ The ""1" °l"3“"“| lil-‘i “-Wi* '-\"‘| i““"“' it is ontircly _slrallgo to ilnd lt large

i‘-d I0 001110 0\1l Ui' il U`l\\\‘f0- coltgw-'~.~i ol’ at-.t-liniatizoti birds con

"l beg your pul‘il0ll." |10 Ham- `l Ui" \'0'rslng with it combined vocabulary It »°i0lli"`“‘"l\»‘U"“l~" that would make -the interruptions ntl

"We"-" Sam Um Walchmalb "YO" tt pence mor-ting sound like a tlontt‘

-~-----~ wooo rnom 'ms wear

rcansrs ron TH; ~.-sour -___

_ _ -”“ .laintn-t W-hitr-. assistant. cllnimllltt ol’ File ll-me f'-OU-‘~-‘illlltllrc-`.-\ ol' the wal' the (‘ltuadian (‘onscrvation (`ommlss-

. , _ t _ " .lm nu_rr;_l_terle.i:-i and oiftf-.lt lncxpllt- ion. recently paul a visit to Victoria, -U 9 ‘l C0\ll\U`l lteforo thc wut H t' und, alter a tour ol' the l'al‘ii'lc

l.t 4. Sim is n w _-lpn-itllltg at cw . __ _ D, PD _ _/\_~\ - - | |_¢_‘ H 1-_ 1 Y 0 IIB mp 5 lilo t n the nrlghborhool ol ..l'0.ll00.00i)

__ _‘___ tho i`.tnt\ work table- .tt tht bazalu llp___ at _\;>\l:__U`“gF "‘Th°" _gm " “‘f“l Mr l-iamlyn’q place by the l.oudon cords llo said that the ,situation

` tinys visiting i'l'it”-luis in llntlnor. t . H", u`"iH"_ '__ If) I. __ f; ;n_ _tn ml m ng it 9,-9 "0 7. H ' - - - -- ._ _ _ _ _ _H l ' i -ll ‘V ‘I l"“‘"‘" 0'. _ ' ' f .Docks the writer recently wntulu-tl wus, l y_ _ - _,l¢ _mi'or1ual nvt-'ning wear. tho it lortke_*“"“‘“"'*‘ hundreds of these llthe, active. and t‘ttnaditlmzsptiglallyml:|o‘:T|p T-;‘,)"T;l1?.:l,l

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will-re thc extent ot' the pulpwood had been grossly overestimated. |Urltisct':. in Eastern Canada and the

United States had in some cases, re- ported that there was enough mater- ial to last fifty years. Later invest. igatlon had proved that about thirte- t-.ll or iourteen years would be near- er the limit. Mr. White said that thc rt:.nlt was that. America inllst now look to the WJ.-.lt ior'its supply oi' pulpwood. Wlllt the East facing exhaustion, British ttohimbiaig pulp- mnklng woods were destllieti to meet it. huge putt of continental require- ments. Soon Canada would be the worldi-i greatest source of pulp and paper. li’-regulated, the .forests of

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