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Dance. from ET er men WOAY (00) Kaname City: i EEE un» was it propo 1 herke (®1)~Vancouver. Popular 2.00 KNX The questions newspaper were being read out by the eldest daughter and the other members of the family were doing their besg.to answer them "Whe % , 1928 » Rhy Rae mo Wott City. Follies Ber- Veteran City Night. Frank Ellis, hg Dance music. in the evening id: 'Never said die'?" she ded. "Methuselah," year-old Robert confidently, shouted seven: NE Sn Move to Do Away With Destructive Agencies Now Existing North Bay, Ont., Jan. 12.--The forestry policy of tha Ontario Government was outlined by Hon. William. Finlayson, Minister of Lands and Forests, to a represen- tative gathering at the Rotary Club Monday, Members of the Temiskaming and Northern _ On- tario Railway Commission, with whom the Minister is starting on a4 tour of the marthern section were present, as well as Hector Charles, journalist, another mem: ber of the party. Mr. Finlayson made a strong ap the policy wheh the govermment will intro. The aim was to develop Northerm Ontaric and at the sanie time conserve for of ita basic industries, lumbering, Mr. peal for: support of duce at the next session. posterity the mest important Finlayson said. He foresaw a possibility citizens of southern Ontario, "You in Northern Ontario fey,' said the minister. It was pointed out that lumber- ing and kindred occupations form- ed the second most important in- that the policy would be opposed by but he felt that they would sooner or later see the necessity for such drastic and revolutionary change. can readily see the benefits that will accrue with the successful opera. tion of such a scheme and we of the government appeal for your whole-hearted co-operation in the practical application of the pol- dustry of the province tions in recent years om scale were confined to northera (districts, 'A survey of existing conditions showed that this im- dustry was fast waning owing to destructive agencies of various sorts which commenced am "eat- ing in" program within the last half century. The policy to be Imaugurated by the Government at the next ses- sion will aim at' corretting this "ruinous condition" a recon- structing industry on ¥a basis being preserved for all time. It is proposed to y three remedies, re-forestratiof through- out southern Ontario in% sections where land will not permit of any other use; in central Ontario a program of rehabitation and re- planting and conservation of ex- isting timber in nerthgrn Ontario by safe-guarding areas' from de- a Sf fn 1923, which is hoped will result in it} - | structive fires. It was shown that large |a total of 2,123,000 acres of vir forests were g bat this" | been cut to 60,000 acres last year, expectations are that loss this year will not exceed 35.000 acres. Hiei rte | Lig Fischer's ; u § Pu OF, Conan 158 j Newipapes Service By ea GIR. IER BRINGING UP FATHER BUT-REALLY MR- AND: MRD JIGGS" | CAN'T SING, BUT IF YOU Jou CAN'T REFUSE: MR: HARMONY - INDI®T: I'LL DONT | DIDN'T EXPECT TO BE CALLED T'S FUNNY: THESE GUYS WHO NEVER EXPECT TO BE CALLED ON TO DING ALWAYS CARRY A ROL. OF - MLsIC 19N'T \T WONDERFUL? MR HARMONY: NEVER TELL US ACAIN THAT. YOU CAN'T SING WE KNOW VT NOW- TELLING TOMMY OUR LANGUAGE 15 IN A CONSTANT | STATE OF CHANGE, TOMMY, AND THE MEAHING OF WORDS OFTEN VARY ll AS THE YEARS ROLL ON. {3 THE VISION OF PIERS PLOVMAN BY LANGLAND, WRITTEN ABOUT 1632, GERLE ,OR GIRL, DESIGNATED A BOY. EARLY ENGLISH, AN AGONY" WAS A CONTEST OR STRUGGLE, AND A FEY YEARS AGO IT WAS USED TO MEAN "THE FAD OR FASHION OF THE DAY THUS AGONY BECAME SYNONYMOUS WITH STYLE, YS USED TO BEFCALLED THEY MUST HAVE § | BEEN A GREAT I WISHT I HAD A I'D GEY THREE CENTS WORTHA JIM AN AUNT MARY AN' EVEN MY LIL COUSIN a ox von ove JO FOR Sosy SO0OD MCENTNG, TT THE DANS SET nN WHIPRLE - DID Sou Gel] YET, NOT TILLAE . I EXPECT] TO HAVE NOT HAVING IT OM EVERY TIME » WITHOUT My RING. THAT MR, La FLEUR RING Sou Sr EvE MEES TONES ~ EET. EES STi MEESING FROM