.aL‘4l‘A 1 v‘v-y_

nun roll nor-lime

‘nag.’ ““‘ v 7- ,, ;-e

eating pur- “Wll nflctloe ls to em. ‘will! IP01]! the 9n. ‘M8113 ifwblgry: and n . men that the stem ‘so 0111mm 00114 11011111115 A! a- matter of fact, borrower. it costs a good um, be. clull Al‘ Ollllno which does not “M911.” 15 V91!’ ‘Ilnecollomical ~as a 9911198 <11 power. while it ire- cuently 11ll1D8ns that u... new,“ 4'11"“ ‘191’ 91-00111 comes when the 1' 11° 1' 11111111118 118ht. 1n order a w" 1-1115 Problem in a more or. an tmanner a leading British d?" ° 91181110 builders have intro- M” 11 11°11 17119 of engine from which the steam is obtained econ- 011110811y in a most ingenious mg“. 3:1’- 911B1ne is known as the ill-dam colnpoundfl-d-here being 117° cylinders through which the ‘WI-111 Moses in succession. The 910.0111 Tfiluired for heating purpos- es is drawn from a point between 1119 vylinders. When no heating 9195111 15 Pfilllilred the engine runs as an ordinary r -' Qondgng. 1118 engine willie. when the demand 101‘ 119111118 steam is great, practic- ally all the work is done by the high pressure cylinder. Taken all Mllmi, this Bsslnflfiment provides the most economical way oi meet- ing the t-wo demands for power and for steam. Automatic gear is fitted to ensure othat the heating stem l; supplied. at a steady pressure and that the engine runs at a constant speed in spite oi change in the load or in the demand for heat. Tests show that the equipment re. suits in a very large saving of fuel B! fill-inst the use oi separate boil- ers for the provision of -power and the supply of heating._

IRITISH MOTOR CAR GREBS

the impression

FRO-

The motor show recently held in London, England, illustrates the marked improvement which British manufacturers have recently effect- ed in the design and construction of nlotor cars. Many of the firms which have built up world-wide reputations lfor high powered cars are now showing themselves equal- ly successful in the -production oi ‘lighter and chsapsr models. Most of these lighter cars are not simply ordinary cars with less powerful engines; they are completely new

vv

Mtshiy Wins and 12111111111

hogs and dairy products. But gen-

of the marketing end has weaker. A strong argument of the

during the past three 3011101111113 should be done to guar- a article that Take also prices offered tor pota-

least they are being marketed at an actual lose for money invested and labor of production. ‘Ilhc most convincing example of lntelli-gont

learned the

‘A Messaéililor 1923

0. E. MseKsnpls,

1F" Hlbliler Return upon those interest burden lie. The re brings afresh

Will that is be of men. Tlhe

s of the Day, 911. must the 1111111118 holiday to us all the good yueathed to the w“ sl-mer. abov . My one. does heartily I...‘I.".°'.’. ‘hlshisticws a full measure of this lr ersal gift. But there must be lilillflltllilg more. 11 9 Bensrai business world 31:9 800d will of commune follows i‘ ° 51-10118- Combines oi capital "9 Droven to the world what can the accomplished ‘by the coopera. tioélhoi tliollars. urc enthusiasm he] faith and courage of its igeageli-g 21111113 1151111911 11y 1111c cooperation of ‘its individual members has carried the 81511 tidlnes almost the wcrld round. Are we 18111181‘! as produc- ers from the richmt soil that any °°11111PY 0191' 111111. t0 be slow to learn the lesson? Bil-Operation is the saving meth- qd _of both men and thlngs. We far. mere lmusi: get together-if we are to survive. 'We want actual value for 0111' Work and capital invested. Then what we want is libertylov. 111E. broad-minded, strong, imam. gent farmers whose lives will m, 9, 9111111111196 01 provincial sreatness 111111 1191-ter conditions for those who till the soil. fllhere is only one way to accom- lJlish this. Thatlis by a thorough Sllifit of (lo-operation in both the producing and the distributing ends oi agriculture. i What lessons has 1922 taught us? The cooperative egg and poultry association has proven to us that ben can co-operate in both .pro- duction and distributing poultry and -its products. We can raise poultry and produce eggs that are s. wonder -to other countries. Many of our farmers have shown their 111111111)’ to produce oats, barley,

orally speaking the organization

been

above assertion is the fluctuating Price of pork on our local market months.

ntec a regular price for a standard -is properly finished.

toes to the producer. To say the

cooperation in marketing of pro- ducts is that oi the California rais- in growers. These people have co-operative lesson thoroughly and are reaping a bene- fit therefrom.

designs in which all the unneces-_ sary weight in the engine, trans-l ‘ ' ion gear and equipment is wip-l ed out. There has been a marked , decrease in the price charged 101‘; the car, this decrease being duo; partly to reduction in waits! 11111. ,‘ catlnusuin the design and methods of manufac- tun. shown cost five hundred 1101111115 01' loss, and the most notable feature of this decrease in D1103 19 1119 119' comppnylng improvement in con- struction. At the nalnu time the n"; chi“ goacn work i0!‘ “lllliill Britain has l been famed lsl

i

1W0 as producers must get -to- gether. Let this be our watchwovd for 1923.

(It is to the interest of those who grow fat on our mistakes to keép us from working co-operatively.

iHave you not noticed that rail- way compsnies. governments, and- 611511: mnnlliactnlllng concerns, llist-1 en more carefully to a comlhinatlon.

About one hali- 0i 1-119 01115 Therefore, ‘let co-operation be our151111 111°

motto for the coming year. All. chose difilcultles wc us producers- encounter will move under the spell’ 01’ CO-Olmration ‘Ilhen let lme wish. you all’ a Happy and Prosperous New Year, and happier because we CO-Olxeratc to make it so.

maintained accordisg to the highest] iliet us each resolve to work to-

traditional standard. WEATHER sv WIRELESS ‘

i

| u, highest practical ad- vgglflaege‘; of ewlreless teleBPa/phy 15 the facility which it gives for the gpld dissemination 0i’ 1191111191 r ram,“ over a wide area. The Bri- {ah M, wnlstfyxhflfl devolved an excellent syl19111 0f weather sis- lg and in order to assist every- x‘ v “an,” a wh-oless receiving l’ receiving and interpreting 3113mm» 19170115 911d ‘Menus - ed the Departggtttl 6119115381153?" Th‘: explains the classes 01’ 1111/41 ‘ mitted an rereht lhiorualéiiiznaggallfn m, “M. glvesainatnuc m“ charm‘ This m. 115 '1 l vo of K1991 tie manual should 111° ire- trl where W fir‘ ‘$111.3 $110K». ears bcinl; d5-

velop011- ucsn m mrnovw 0'“ “m”

uced ‘W110i! WV" h?!‘ Qmzfi-Bpriogater- ltt-liljfiiliqQdm1otrgble. one of the fall 1' 11°" ‘vlascurccs is the S11! molt econ its “no. practic- prodnoif- Th“ :1”; continuous 11111’ $12,‘: w“ y throne“ 111° proc burnlnl 111°1'

“Li? $1.53 011119 1°11”

t ae -

hlthertn 19'1"‘: “lftfilil. n The

ous 0 ‘mgygaay h to produce?

main ‘ 1 ' uorm 111111‘ steady ow 01-11:?” ““

h has 10 119 ity from a v1.11“; {$6M m» <11

was, in ore-i 11'1"

u,“ the unfit" 5° o; glstlllht-

csmlsswiv-

have 11°

“vases

N" M"wwd3 a ill

were first made in quantities by a

ri FJ-aming gygtem, which wns deslitil-

‘ and this claim led to 18811 1 which after c8111 Y

"h 8X‘ an. u. “a. ‘Shel Q ~ i“ ' wireless ~81

1- m taliaiion M811 on‘ board shill

“time

getller to the ond that Justice may 110 (10116 t0 ‘both producer and con- sumer.

the steel pen trade was firs} comb. lished in its home in ‘Birmingham 131181111141. The earliest steel pens

Birmingham manufacturer of knife blades and other metal goods; and the original price charged was 86s

per gross. Before that time steel pens were hardly known. Shortly afterwards the same manufacturer introduced the use of press tools which reduced the price of steel pens to less than ls. 6d. per gross. Now there are eleven factories in Birmingham producing steel pens. For a long time Blrlningham had the absolute monopoly of this manu- facture; but more recently imita- tors havc sprung up on the Contin- ent and different [tarts of the world. Blrlningham. nevertheless. remains pro-eminently the poll centre of the world.

A BRITISH PATENT VINDIC- ATED

Twelve years use 1111 11111911111111 shipbuilding yard besim c0118"?- ing vessels on a sl>9¢1111 5Y5 e3“ known as the lshorwood Lonlilll" 9

b British en8111991‘ ‘"1111 ‘1 siewytoamprovlns 111° 811°.“ gmior ships and lncreasng their carryhilvli caprwfl-Y- A“ a 16mm of 1111181518 for Qlopmfiili. a claim W118

. z . royalties by the British lpvséltlg;

ears "has result-

ed n 3mg] judgment ln favour 01

the British inventor.

H sweep- WIRELESS 0N Hm BOARD 8H1?

yea“ p331, automatic

been “fill? .‘§§.§i.‘.‘l’.‘.‘§“°3»-1'-“5§l- ~- “se aiions on land- Tue 11x2; oi this kind to b9 “led wgs recently 1-1‘ m‘ marked suc- satlsntic 10111‘ handled 11111’ y were rec- one 11111111‘ rials 111119

For many

s. British liner w’ on _ purlng a tran lpment ds. and 1119 e of about mule. Th

1"“ '° ‘uccm iilfliliiilli

fgelflfiised on other British

‘p y ‘this B1111 wmgd W01‘ qyvsd at a rat

. w’ ll. , q NEW F011 ° 93137111“ ussns . “BUT ltlid wall 111101111 1° m"

amelorash

5ealo-w"*~ . l , may! fuel) -- valet.

oroili V11°m°"““;,ys to s1" 1111"’ 1° 4, m the vrviwflm‘

. Every 1111 1' 1° a wyuoun. and i110 111i‘

°‘ "' _ llllilUETTil 1

Bering to‘) hurflgd llsieilling asbml as in “P911 118. 0r e too slow w M ~ 0 ‘n lis more a" 6d toning Wlllilwions than ltils talker who cannot allow a friend to tel-l a 511°1y to the end without bursting in with some comment cii her own W1111=11_1s usually ill-relevant. 111w P9115011 who is too hurried to listen —-ulrless there is some 1°91 1'°115°11'10r'lt. is a very trying 11151111. 11nd nlalkes one - long for m“ 11111195115 W110 who possess “a Blind at leisure from itself." 1§ho is always so full oi her own 9011091115. and so anxious to tell 11101I1"1hut she can never listen to mine. is a not infrequent com- Dlalnt for one woman to make ass-inst another.

The hostess always rises to greet or bid farewell to ller guests,

be they‘ men or women, but a we '1“

man guest need not rise when being introduced to a man. or woman either, unlessthls is done as a sign of deference to a distinguish- od or much older woman. There are, of course, times when to re- main seated seems awkward; one's common sense should be the prompter then.

it is the man's place to lend the way into n. restaurant and to give nil the orders ‘to the waiter. The man should load the wnyill nil pub- lic places. presenting the tlcke-ts at the entrance of the theatre as well as the stubs to the usher, and should follow first behind the usller to the seats, stepping aside here to allow the woman to take her place first. This rule applies to ‘movies, football games and even in church. .'I‘hls cu-stom is one of the remnants of chivalry, where the man is supposed to clear tile way. It should not be lost in an un- reasoning acceptance of the dictum "Ladies _first."'—From the January Delineutor.

C. N. R. Employe Fatally Hurt In ‘Newcastle Yard

NEWCASTLE, Dec. 28.—A ills- frees-mg accident occurred in 1119 railway yard at Newcastle at 4 o-dock (Sunday afternoon when

- . ' , ed bout fifty. 1111 Allan Murray as QaN- n’ lost ma‘

l - ‘i’ the amp Wt 3dr. Murray was cngniwl

some distance. ills left lcg was

- (l. ‘halllrgbgllscxrflzllzd to the Mliramlchl

' -tcd HMMWL iHls lgg was nlmputu M n“, mp but all surgical 81111 mcidlctll lliil proved ullav 1w dierlflumlay nnrlllng. iMr. Mumrliy ism/OB glghl, children.

u wifc and

‘Prince’ Kakelo Is _ arrested In Pans

ppuzlls, lDecemiber 28.—"Prince Mohamrlned Said Kakeloér B2121! gty-led descendant of the mzlzme and aspirant to the 819911 \ m of the Ca11l111 1"‘ wade‘ O1 u“ ‘El ad who some time ago enterta no New York with his exp10118. 104111‘: got himself arrested by 1111121 P1“ police on a charge oi irau . _ who HP-flnce" addressed a her of diel111-101195 1" ""1 5",,“ of Turkey and several other ihuirj trlous alleged friendsnlflklflfll 91 help, but the hotel puller 1" "11"" the messages were confided r]!!- fused to deliver them at i110 011.119: offices. 111119115 1111 w“ Prmk-he Wm. tho wherewithal to plot’ 1m‘ tolls. The mullet’ “m” not Orin coming for the reason that 9 "Prince" was broke. h For some Weflkfl D1151 11° 111"‘ been llviuS on promises 1111b‘ ° trifle of 1.1011 111111135 1mm‘ h; ‘o: rowed iirom tho 901191‘ "1 1 1* “is how] he patronized, But even l; marl», where the hospitality o haw“; and respect of hotel P0115715 for royal illghrlcsses is P191107 11- [hgrg seems to i": a limit. it WM pipe-m that. breaking point Wins reached that the managers of tlc Monceau modern hotel called 111 the police and chfl1‘E<‘11 111911‘ 1111951 with fraud.

lSuch is the fate oi tile man W110 m; got himself talked about on two continents, and whose simple ambition it is to unite all lull!!! undo‘ one leadership. W110‘?! Jqgdgfgfflpr’ he wns asked be other day, arid this was his reply- "Well. nagyrally. 1 am 1119 ""1" for the i" -"

lACCONHIIK to iris story 119 1155 many wealthy friends in New York whiting for him to set 11;"- ted when they will provide hill with all the wealth he needs.

i? AUSTRALIA CONCERNED OVER CRIME WAVE

gvpmrY, Australia, Dec. 29 — Sn accustomed is Australia to hav- {ng n law ahidlnli 11111151111’ 111111 1 total of e54 rel-BM 911115511 11'1"‘ prime irl six months in a city 0d1 800.000- sydney- l‘! 9011511191“ f l\ crime wave, and the Premier o tho stain has called a 001110191105 m deal with the pf01119111-

It Wm he p] ,osed that thorax;- inlum‘ i111 IWm-"c" 1”‘ 11* 131° Alihouith llll ‘hut 184 01 9 prsiins hrrnisiiefl W919 “°“'1°1°d L’, pleaded guilty. it is felt that the 111111013]? has shown undue

‘MWNNERQ 'I'N OONVHRBATION. _._.._ 11111011. in the way of

16w more unpopular-

we. no sBrIJAsraJsl-ara rsa-sabbfllMil‘

To Yield Deciding‘ Tally

‘n: twenty hrlinutes Overtime Day's Arena hers. tonight, the

having scored- two souls and 901mb wrre dlivlidedu- Ii. was

Hindus plenty or individual work and a-lot oi combination plays

game. The teams were very evenly mstcheid and the feature of the contest was the wonderful dis- play of goal lsmllnz by 110th Benc- rlict and Vezlna. Especially was til/ls noticeable in the overtime period when time after time tile forwards would tear down on 111011‘ Opposing defences and cut loose vW-th a shot, only to he turn- ed aside by the net guardians. The home team had :1 real chance to take the reams in hand the second period when they were playing illvc men to tile visi- tors four. ‘Odie lClleghorn, however stopped the‘: chances by introduc- ing his delaying tactics aml dos- lftc the fact that Refefec Pulford kept facing the puck off in con- tre ice. he would immedlntcly take -'t to his own goal where he would hdld it. Th‘; was the only un-nleu- sant lncfiient. of the glint". which throughout was filled with all sorts n‘ tllnsn thrills tlllli w» in nlakc- an exciting hockey match.

Ex-Kaiser Hewed Own Yuletide Tree"

DOORIN, Dec '28>—'I'lle cxlKa-fscr whose recent marl-lingo appears to have had a subdulng effect upon him, blossoms out in lhls old-time festive spirit for the 0008.81.01] of Christmas so beloved n- the Fat- herland. llc ‘is ev-iticntly striving to make this anniversary as large at family gathering as crcumstall- cos permit, including his son, grand-sons, newly zlcqulirell stop- cll-‘ltlrcn, cic. A large family dill- ncr was given on Christmas Eve in ihc SO-céli-létl‘ Goblin. llllll. which was d fflfllted‘ by an enormous aililSltlllllS trcc cutlly the ex-mon- urcll lultl rlllurncll hy the irridc. The eroCrown Prince; who zll~ fivcll for ihc festivities from the island of WlvrZn-gcn llnd was, join- ed by tllc cf-ifrown _i’l"§ll(!i!'.'~iS and her child-rep, presented tlm cx- Klfser with n. copy of ills own book in dc luxe binding.

After din-nor" Christmas carols

0

.r.cr was ilfvcn the personnel in [the servants’ ililii. A special Christ lmas service who illflifi’ today ill tllc

myiyme (ghapgl, when the cx-Kai,

ormwa, Dec lac-alter play‘ Oatt Lindsay Crawford presented him- tawas and Canadians found it im- Wssible to ddlrids bheAnatch and the same ended with each team

a. real 800d game of hockey, can.

that gave the crowd something to think about every minutes of the~

l WNGUARDM i’ '- ‘t y FailsLindsay Crawford v ~ -- _ Reports 0i Wome ’ ~ I .In The Limelight . 1111 1111111 91111111 I Institutes 0i Prillcgs 11111111 W511?" i, 1 1 In The following story .if it has a

_ NEW YORK’ Dec zsl_when moral, has at least the merit o

mill today at the consulate of ‘the P11111311 Irish Pres State as the accredited representative oi the government to take over the duties of Daniel .1 MlcGrath. retiring consul general seven other men, headed ‘by Law- trance Glnnel. entered ‘the suite and proclaimed themselves as repre- sentatives of Eamcrln De Valera and the Irish Republic.

fMr. GlnneWs party shortly after- wards "was reinforced by several volunteers. including Mrs Terence MaoSwine-y, willow of the late Lord ‘Mayor oi Cork. Crawford had no assistant. for Mir. lVlcGrath hnd departed after turning over the papers and keys to the Free IStnte representative.

fDhe consulate which occupied tllree lrcoms, was he'd for the most part bv the‘ Republic‘ delegation whifetho Free State representa- tives kcpt a small room, with the door o/pen so that the doings of the rltenublicalls could be observed.

There were no hc-t words ex- changed and no disturbance but at midnight both sides were still he'd- in-rs their strategic points.

niiess Russian

a living. He was of a likable disposition

“slllnnmos", Hebrew word, of n small synilgo guc on Rivington Street.

iBuL when

tally illiterate,

certain records.

The grccnhorn quickly millet from iris disappointment. l-le stead liy prospered.

succeeded. Within

c-ff at 9 o'clock IMTS MuSwiney sent out for candles. but these were not needed since the Janitor con- 59111911 10 1199b the flights going for tllls spccinl nccaslo-n.

Chose His Bride From Photograph

PEKJNG. ‘Dec 28—Althcugll young Emperor Ilisuan Tung had nevcr seen his bnide face to face untfll in the midst of the wedding ceremony the other day, he had u fairly good idea of what she lookerl like, hailing studied the photographs of vll-rlous Manchu Princesses inst spring from which hc s/elccltcd his ‘wife.

Following the solcctlion, it is re- ported the fifteen year-old Prin- cess Kilo Cilia Si, in company with other Manchu maidens oi high hirtll, walked through the courtyard l-f tllc Forbidden City. while lhc- E-nlpnrol" giilllli iii. llcr from bcllinll drzlwn curtains llnd mndc up iliS nlillll illllt tllc photo- lircrill thin tizltflbcwn llcccqltfvc; that ho mlldu no m-istukc in his choice.

Tho empress, small and slender. ls the daughter of nno of the (‘ii llrlmiriili-ily- wealthiest Mancilus in China lllltll('ili1lli¥ii ns youwr- hccn, inside (if "is much more beautiful than mostii 70W yvnrs you have lrscolng a |‘C*ilil’lCSi‘~ maidens. A Manchu, shc|rllrh mall! 1'

in swing wllnt promise] trl lbe a Drofilitcible deal. Finding ihlmgelp

11111<1=1.~ lll- WPlli to the East "Side llrzlntwll of olu- n!‘ the largo hunks».

lit lvlls tllc first tilllc ill his en. tlro busines career that lll- llnd

tellslvely. ‘Hr l-xplllincd his posit- ion to the lllllllllgcl’, who know 0g his success, and asked for a 10m, 0f“flfty thousand dollars,

111 119 V91‘? ,818d to accommo- 111119 V011", said the brmker. "Just slt down there at that desk, and make out a note for the amount. Tile caller smiled an embarras- ed smile. “if you please". il0 snlkl "You should bci i-lO good us to milku 011i the flntc and then I should 1118i: lt."

"What's the idea" llrsnngcr puzzled.

H 'Y911- V011 S110." he confessed, l mlf in tell you somethings, My. self, l cannot read nor wlrtu. ‘My wlfc- silo lllls taught, mo, 110w {U 1111111“ _"‘Y ""1110 0'11 lmyrnr. but mhcrwlsti with mic rcalllnt; an‘) writing is nix."

in llmnzclnr-ni 1h at him. “Well, walk

inquired the

o lmnkcl- sin i'l‘i1

Wcll!" 1H1. rrlllrlnlll- "A1111 hi. humil-

iwith heavy lashes. but liluy do unf- ‘slam llpwzl-rtl in the cxilggur