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rip ft sixtysixth year of publication the georgetown herald wednesday evening june 15th 1932 150 per annum in advance 200 to uj5jv the georgetown herald jt m moore h member canadian weekly newspaper association t cnr time table standard time going bart passenger and mall 1030 ajn passenger x39 pm passenger and mail 90 pin passenger stops for passengers going bast and toronto 955 pjn sundays going east paeaenger 238 pin paasenger 811 pjn 8j5 pjn jsrj- going west jp passenger and mail 735 am passenger 8j4 am sjr passenger- v 208 pjn passenger and- mall 625 pjn passenger sunday 831 pjn passenger sunday 1033 pm north 8jt5 ajn going soath mail and passenger 638 pjn ie- if ii arrow dkxeasn bus setvice eastern standard time c s 3 b55 am 1056 am 12js5 am 355 pjn 555 pjn 835 pjn sat only j6 pjn daily except sat 11j55 pjn saturday only 816 ajn dairy except sun 850 ajn 116 pjn 440 pjn 807 pjn stops only on flag signal 815 pin sms pan sundays and holidays only reduced lares to holders of 3osnn tickets flcaats amd wfoiutatlon at longs ft directory ue roy dale georgetown ontario offlcea orsgory theatre bid mill st olarkncb h wigcun8 netary pestle offices oneill block oeorgetown 1m and bowiib we brampton ontario e o orajjam e b graham o h bowyer atjknnkth ac lanodon v hilscttor netary paatts first mortsmge money to ijoen offices main streat sooth oeorgetown f at watson djas mjas marion priest ljxs djx8 office hours to ft except tnuraday r l bjcath udj9 njrxa ocbee in lane block one door north of 010111 carriage factory houra 0 ajn to f pjn chiropractic nnaltmhi the cw palmer oradnate j year practice no mcdfcrtnft burgery osteopathy xray service offles over dominion store monday wednesday and saturday 2 to 6 and 730 to 830 pjn other days and noun by afjpointinent m8j frank petch uoenbatd awcttonkem ike oisnrthsj af rea aa pluiaut fjeivlos oeorgetown ors post chlltoe cbtteoixam monuments pollock a ingham ga to cater at worth gait ont oar work in qrasttwood c debts coliected the sooner you send your list of outstanding aceounta to kelly aiken at oranswvlue tbe quicker you wjii haw rands on hand to meet your own lesjtiirefnents jtba want alv maiii adwirtlsemenr when i a autlintj pow- upg wear to those h6 an j wlmwpat can be aceotnpuah- jy hundreds of persona l number there win almost oerwtoiyw some who are toterssted w armouncernent no both peused enrerya mhta read wj ancftn that nan w- what it may be nia not surprising therefore to find the classified columns being put bo strange uses on newel is revealed in the report that n ejswxienrpejonotogtat deairous of making a sociological study of wo- me cotsupying nigh school and fin- aisssu- tjoswona used want ads in ajnetican and british newspapers as i a anaisl of gmttlwf touch with audi peibons this nw that mora eet awimtflht be made of the classified advwmkjeaisnt- as an adjunct to sol eatce if arforrastkin a desired an tfiar are people who can furnish it it m pracuoally certato that a wank ad wia retch them it mar he de- stred to buy tomthlni- or aed tome- or uiscotrae owner i of something fid jt tte a great war i a great pestilence i a great depression i 4aix wthuii twenty years could there be more gruelling tgst 1 ct lift insurance stands m vincible during that whble period it paid every obligatioi promptly arid fully -r- as it has ever since the lrniriion was formed ithe sun life assurance company of canada itself paid to policyholders and beneficiaries in cash during these periods the war 19141918 m the thi 1919 l the depression 19301931 over 226000000 it has paid to its policyholders and beneficiaries since forma tion nearly 600000000 in prosperity life insur ance is twltuible m advere- sityit is indispensable pie protection p your home the security of your bttstness the oom- fortofyourodttgede- pend first on adequate ufc insurance have you enough consult a sun lift man sun life assurance company of canada cleanliness you can now buy xraiige pekoe 38 lb the lowest price it has been mid at ever narobinson cioice 4et ftotjllr- we qtxfyeb ewebtlhtowtajfvclnw wkt01fll ilrm n a- robinson ivitelw nor v al ont down on the pakm down on the farm about half-past- four i slip on nay pants and sneak out the dooi out in the yard i run like the dickens to milk all the cows and feed the chickens clean out the barnyard curryfrhoda and jtogs separate the cream and slop all the hustle two hours then eatlice a turk by heck- i am ready for a full days work then i grease the wagon and put on tho rack a then sling a jug of water in thefekt grain sack bitch up the mules slip down the lane must get the hay in looks like rain look over yonder sore as i am bom sows on 4he rampage ttogs in the cocn start across the meadow run a mile or two i j heaving like im windtorofcen get wef clean through back with the mules then for recom pense tfhoda gets astraddle the barbwire r fence joints all aching muscles in a jerk whoop pit as a fiddle for a full days work- work all summer til winter is nigh then figure at the bank and reave a big sigh worked ail the year didnt make a thins less cash now than i bvoi last spring some folks say there aint no hell shucks i they never farmed how can they tell when spring rolls round i take an other chance as fuss grows longer on my old gray pants olve my galluses a hitch belt an other jerk by oosh i am ready for a full years work special summer display trimmed hats and sport hats tut grewiiy rediioad prices misses claridge opstaln r hot id blnrlr m m wh h halton county judging competition 1932 the oonobined domestic science livetsock and seed judging oompeu ikons held in halton oounty xm satur day june 4th were trie largest- and most enthusiastic that hare ever been held in the oounty sixtyseven young women and flfty4hree young men took part in the two competitions the local branch of the department of agriculture associated wmh miss betty wallace of the institutes branch to ronto had spent a great deal of time and effort in working to competition up before hand through coaching classes and direct communication with the young people and their efforts were certainly very highly rewarded by the response on saturday it was also most encouraging to the muni cipal leaders of our county to see the interest that the juniors of the ooun ty were showing in tbe jmior work being carried on under the direction of the local branch of the depart ment of agriculture as they had ex pressed their confidence in this junior work by substantially supporting these activities financially the obis judging competitions was held in the town hall milton with miss betty wallace m charge assist ed by miss badle and miss hopkins of the institute branch tile classes judged consisted of nutrition and clothing after the domestic science judging ootnpetrion was completed the girls participated in softbau and sports at the milton high school grounds through the very kind co operation of the school board this cooperation on their paut was very much appreciated on tbe part of competitors and the agricultural representative the livestock judging oompetition tendent of the agricutluraj- societies branch toronto was guest speaker and brought a most inspiring mess age to both the juniors and the older folks who at the banquet miss sadie of tn institutes branch was also present and spoke briefly eomp- hmentlng the juniors on their excel lent oompetitlori and noting the fact that it had been the mrsssst competi tion conducted in the province year at the conclusion of the quet the trophies sjm rases were nted together wifojsi announcer- of wr4s in the swo oompotl- 4 vajjace made the m- iwnipoemento anil- was assisted in the presentation of prises by miss bathe mbb mcrllcrjol of mutoo and mrs p w many hornby district secretary- treasurer of the womens institutes for hakon oounty who are again financing trse prise tovtlu high girl of the trip to chicago the prise winners for the domestic ftalenttw jucsging ootrapeutlan are as follows trip to cxrtcago jbua harris ml nemo two trips to the royal winter pair betty rivac palermo irene bush auy the bank of toronto trophy for intertownship oompetition won by nelson township with etia harris ut rtenao annette huffman ida thomas milton goaoh of tbe high junior francis ouixinore whose teaan made up of the fcdlotwing muriel oelbratth mutdn mariansansiosue mttton carnllle meredith mllton jr mutrit4nn lolene uskklln free- snas kmfae meredith mdlton marl on vaaskkle moton jr caothtng muriel oajhralth mu- ton porcttxy alton freeliajb marie posed of the following girls betty rival palermo marlon vanstokfe milton florence huffman freeman irene bush milton spare the prise winners in the livestock judging oampetition are as follows trip to chicagoharvey alton free man cne shield for high novicewm oubert bronte palermo junior farmers trophy for coach of high team harvey alton and his team was composed of wtn gilbert harry cmlbert and wm bsriph the bank of nova scotia trophy for intortownshlp cornpmitlon won by esciueslng township represented by jack leiwson fred shortill and spen cer wilson the donald robertson trophy for higth score in horses frank chfeholm hambyo the duncan oatnnbeu trophy for high score in beef catt o miller oeorgetown o- the baronston trophy for high score in dairy cattle fred shortill oeorge town the tbos blakelock trophy for high score in swine max feather- stone freeman the mason knitting cvxnnsny trophy for high score in sheep uoyd ohlsholm milton the halton seed orowers assoc trophy for high score in seeds wm gilbert bronte jr horses allan harrop norval norman wilson norval jack rine- iurt campbellvllle wm booth oak- vuke jr beef cattle arthur- peacock milton johnston neelands hornby jack turner milton wufred mlno unxehouse jrr dairy cattle craig rekd georgetown ken spence mt nemo praser reld oeorgetown mtlford watson freeman jr swlnerjohn lister bombs morley peacock milton logan has- lop freeman ivan richardson campbellvule jr seeds wml gilbert bronte reg neelands hornby milford sbeppard freeman thos redfern campbetl- vmle st horses frank chlsholm horn by martyn hestop freeman jack bauxn oampbeltvule chester early norval sr beef catta stewart miller georgetown robert miller oeorge- town edward flsb oakvllle wilrner mason btreetsvule sr dairy flattie fred shortill georgetown spencer whson norval ton balhn oampbellville john bar- bottle mt nemo 8r sheep lloyd chlshohn milton clarence oajbraith milton melvtn cudmore milton prank tnosxtpson georgetown sr swine max peatherstone free man jack lawson acton ernest wood freeman sr seeds wm prosser milton robe peoeuerio milton oamet sbeppard milton county council the county council met in the court house milton on june 7th at tbe morning session mr thetford of ac ton elected reeve by acclamation in place of the late george barber took the oath of office the warden on be half of tbe council expressed sincere regret at the loss they had sustained to the death of mr barber be had much pleasure in welcoming his suc cessor mr thetford to the council mr thetford expressed his desire tot do everything in his power to serve the county tn his position as reeve of a letter of condolence was passed to be sent to the- family of the late oeorgoybarber of acton a letter was received from the de partment of welfare notifying the council that by- ardertavouucu tbe cauntjfs share of contribution to the old agcperjswsabt had been fixed at 10 per cent instead of 20 per cent and that the same would be retroac tive to nov 1st 1031 the other ten per eent previously paid by the coun ty will be assumed by the dominion crop report unconscious humor in pensions opfice letters on various ocamlorm the porcupine advance has published samples of un- consctoos humor bowlers breaks or whatever you like to call them as claimed to be made fay school pupils newspapers and others that are sup posed to be especially subject to mis takes school boys are blamed for a lot more of these mistakes than ttiey ever make the same goes for news papers popular as the former styles of breaks have been there should be eorual interest in the following made by grownups not going to school or working on newspapers here are some extracts supposed to be from letters received in a pensions office in london england 1 i have received no pay since my husband went nowhere 2 we have received your truly i am was under tbe dir o l agil- n gandrooffier ana his grandfather cultural representative a- o rursune assisted by messrs m c mcphsil harry pettit albert hunter joe wll- tmott and mr mcklnnon off the do minion livestock branch toronto in artrruton archie service clare wilson and austin tuflord assisted with the of the work in the after noon and helped considerably to keep things running smoothly- the judg ing was carried out at prominent farms throughout the county starting joe wubnotts muum for sheep and shorthorn cattle root qtvens oeorgetown for kotatem cattle and horses and w o brawrrridgea horn by for berkshire nogs in addltkm three classes of seeds were judged at the armouries moton where reasons were taken at tbe nosiclurion of taking reasons all the judges gave their nlacinss together wttb their rea sons tor pbwdns tbe classes as they did in the evening a very successful banquet was co ha the town hall mutpn with an abtendance of 160 which braved a nttuur dose to the day mr j lockle wilson supertn- mr robinson reeve of oakvule took the chair when council went into com mittee of the whole to co the reports of the standing committees the question of piooeeding with the subway at oakvllle was again brought up and was a matter for considerable discussion a letter was read from the railway board stating that hey would only be able to pay 36 per cent of their 40 per cent share on tbe build ing of the subway at oakvllle to view of the fact that the grade crossing fund had become depleted they would carry on the work if the coun ty council would finance the remain der of their share until such tiroes as the money was in tbe fund and could be paid over to the county tbe council after some discussion was not unanimous to accept the financing of the unpaid share of the railway unal such times as they could repay it and a resolution was passed instructing the clerk to notify thewnvay com mission that the county council wish ed the subway proceeded with as early as possible under the original order of the railway board which called for the pom in inn government to pay so per cent the railway 40 per cent- tbe provincial government 10 per cent the county 10 per cent and the bal ance of 10 per cent to he divided be tween oakvllle and trafalgar mr myers addressed the council on behalf of the national institute for the blind they had tried to do their best for the blind tn haitian county and then- main object was to help tbe blind to help themselves their success was obvious by the confidence that was placed in them by the gov ernment and various municipalities the institute consisted of voluntary service agencies most cases of blind ness occur after 20 years of age runn ing as high as 70 per cent there were twelve cases in halton upon whom they had spent 670 during the last fiscal year- mr myers drew at tention to the number- of men and women whom they had rescued from the depths of despair and by their assistance had helped them to became selfrespecting ottimens he urged membei of ttte council to visit any three of their toronto places and they would find their activities an inspira tion it was moved by mr harris and secorwied by the warden that a grant of 1100 be made to the institute and it was suggested that owing to a dis crepancy tn mr myers report that it be revised and a list of hatton blind be sent to the clerk- accounts passed and recommended for payment were as follows printing 3949 finance slim hospital ftxoounts 171976 old age pensions 6730 oounty buildings sim he was born and brought up in to yours 3 you have changed my little boy into a girl will it make any dlfzesence 4 my bill has been put in charge of a eottoon will i get more pay 5 1 am to say that my husband who was reported miashig is now kill ed a will you please send my rlstwoch he tell killed in action 7 1 shall bring you round my son so that you can see he is a real one though i am not his mother 8 any further rnfmmgrton you can give about my son will be appreciated s r am writing on the back orf the later peter letterpaper 10 i am the holy dependent of the late- isoldier 11 i want the congxatulauon rnoney on tbe death of my husband 12 and while in the osleht my hus band found a submarine after which be has never been the same since 13 sir i have received your letter with regrets for which i thank you 14 sir i am farwaidtng my marri age certificate and my two children one of which t a mistake as you will 18 i am writing to tell you my son was born two years old wben snail f get the money 10 1 have been wniinied i won tell you where in case this falls tijto wrong hands 17 xoji ask ma if my son was born in- twedlpck no he was bom tn kent- 10 if i dont set my husbands monay soon i shall have to go live an immortal life canada takk8 csukdit 271jm following an aojourmnent of twenty minutes for the purpose of consider ing the equahxation of the various municipalities it was moved that the assessment to he left the same as last year and a bylaw be passed to that effect carried bylaw no 041 was also passed au thorizing that each member of the county council shall receive the sum of ss per day for attendance and mileage at the rate of ten cents per mile one way to both council and committee meetings formerly the nw received pay for mileage both ways council adjourned at 6j0 pjn to meet at the call of the warden a nkw backkt v hutritioo annette ltutttotn br gmthlis wis etaahobn mux 4vmi roveh salermo kjetnor tne osunay wul bo represented in immeatto bcienob jodttng com- i it js ojfjl bj wi taaiaoobr- yj nr a canadian editor attempted compile some of the contrlbutiori- worka p made by bis fellow cluxene and found that the list was by no means a short one the first long distance trials of the telepbione were made to canada where tneldea of this instoument actually oiaginated the idea of standard time which is now used in every civilised country also originated tn canada the first compound steam engine which doomed the sailing ship built and demonstrated in canada as was the first submarine telegraph and the first electric stove the mea of making paper from pulp wood and buudtng an allelectric radio came from this- country tbe first rtearnhoat sent acrota the atlan tic arid the first railway steeping oars were also canadian products its contrfcutkolvo anerican 4ti- sstmhxp canada nreeentedssmral ainjv- drod thousand of her sons and c-tvigh- ters to her soutoarn teojbo far- bapt it woukf be bettor to sty that tbeee sons and diauwhters preaambad toearaslves at any rate won oktl- leraa at admiral ftams wilson of vsok tag hnuse fame oousans of laetooit and atary pjckfccaef mnlsncl are welcoaxted tn any country ff ycwbiahscirliauonl a smart scheme to get choice poul try at much below market value is al leged to have been put over a number of farmers wives recently to the vic inity of grown h11l according to tbe story told tbe barrie examiner by one of them two men she sau ca- ed at my home and sid thoj wen looking for luachjngegs which they would collect weekly and pay for at ten cents above he martoet price they said hfy panned to get eggs for 1 farmg before agreeing to bus toe ens however they nnist first oot at tot flock to see if the stock were suitable on entering tbe hen house they quickly went through tbe flock andpacked out a number of the choicest birds these they said they would take at 00 cents each although one birds were worth 100 i was willing to let them go at 00 cents in consideration of the deal for eggs which would have given me over 300 a week over the market price until june said the cram biers informant the man paid the money was careful to get a receipt and then drove off and i havent seen or beard of him since he got 18 of my choic est birds he and ins assistant were such fait wtk that they were gone before cot realised just what it all meant- several other farms were visited shout fifty fowl being obtained from that netg4hbr4rhood it is stated some of the hens aeeured weighed as high as eight pounds the truck used by the men bore a ljronto address the provincial police have looked into trie matter but it is understood so far have not obtained evidence that would warr a prosecution below wih be found a brief synopsis of telegraphic reports received at the head office of the bank of montreal from its brancnea the branch man agers have complete and intimate knowledge of eacb local situation and are to close touch with crop condi tions to all secuons of the districts mentioned general good rains have been received in all three praire provuoea including last years dry areas and grains are making rapid growth seed ing has been completed with trie ex ception of that for fodder crops and a small amount of coarse grains to alberta and saskatchewan in a few districts there has been some slight damage from sou drifting damage from pests is small conditions in general ara satisfactory b wh in the dominion prospects are encourag ing though the season isolate in some regions to quebec crops- are not aa forward as usual but seeding is now practically completed and while rains have benefitted pastures warm weath er is needed to stimulate tbe growth of all crops in ontario ah crops are making marked progress there being ample moisture and favourable grow ing conditions some slight rtamagi to spring crops okt low lands is- re ported due to heavy rains which have also delayed the setting out of to bacco and tomato plants and the planting of corn in tbe maritime provinces cold wet weather has some what retarded seeding which is about two weeks behind last year in brit ish columbia weattter conditions con tinue favourable with ample mois ture oram and amy crops are show ing satisfactory growth details fol low alberta northeastern area karty sown si averages four inches with damage from pests negligible aaberta southeastern area moisture is ample with ho damage to date alberta western area germination is even but crops are seventeen days late early sown wheat is two to five inches in height and stooltog well there has been slight damage from the cut worm in isolated sections but with excessive moisture danger is believed past sugar beet crops are making headway with an exceptionally good stand saskatchewan northern areagrowth has been retailed by frosts in districts wheat a four inches in height with germination moisture conditions are fair to good saskatchewan southern drifting has been serious hi certain localities but recent rains will effect some recovery there has been some damage from cutworms but it is not extensive trss average height of wheat is five rnrahes manitoba all grains show a healthy growth and are stoottng well with the average height for wheat six to eight inches there has been slight damage from soil drifting in a few districts quebec bay promises to be average crop pastures are to condition but a nttle winter kill is apparent in some districts fruits have blossomed wen and prospects are good ontario fall wheat is well advanc ed and very promising- oats and barley are up to average bay is promising and gnus pasture is good small fruits promise an above aver age crop and apples while lighter than last year are satisfactory acre- ge in peas corn and tomatoes for canning purposes will be substantially reduced tobacco acreage while not yet definitely established will probab ly show no material change from last years tngh figures maritime provtn p are good for a hay crop of average pro portions orchards generally are in good shape with apple blosso re ported heavy potato acreage has been considerably curtailed there is aa increase in the acreage of other roots nay and grains pastures are in fair condition british columbia fruit trees are to excellent condition and indications wail of a thobcghlt discockagkd man although the trees were all to bloom a sadfaced man was ooxtog gloom ah met he sighed wrjavnda i through some mischance have all ri last year i lost two business blocks three vacant tots and- all my stocks his voice neath so much sadness broke and now ive lost my putting stroke the song birds sang their roundelay the skies were blue that springtime day but as that game of golf progressed bis chin fell almost to bis chest my daughter ran away to wed a youth i cannot ake he said tve tost my bouse and garden plot and now ive jost my hrassie shotl a bob white whistled loud and clear this tnumy call be failed to hear the laundry lost shirt of minel said l too havent lost your whine to such astur he paid no heed a buttons gone r sadly need i am the sadnest man alive just took at me rve tost my drivel ive borne so much of hurtand joe there can be no more grief to know rid posted now for last monttva dues theres nothing mote that i can lose and then he drove the ball flew blgfa to settle to the rough nearby but no one marked tbe peueta fall and be had lost a last years ball i soger a quest notes and comments although tbe psychology of one generation may differ radically from that of another it does not effect she desire to travel and the mngtng as a popular member of tin pan alley put it in a recent mag to go new places and see newf faces this baa been proved by tbe revival of tbe rail ways of excursions which back in the days of carefree nineteen hundreds drew such targe crowds and the re sults of tbe thirtytwo tnauguration of the bargain fare trips show la no unmistakable way that more than two hur point t oa heavy apple crop while tha yield of cherries nsaches plums and aprtoots is expected to be approximate ly bo of average strawberry peck ing has commenced with indications of an 85 average crop tom have suffered slight damage from frost but replanting has been accomp lished and a fair yield is expected on reduced acreage heavy crops of potatoes and rmlcrm are indira ted pastures are plentiful isth battalion to hold v beitnion blrgest event staca the war to fa at leaden en ssnday jane istk the fighting jeth western on tarios line regunent are holding a mammoth reunion at l ontario on sunday june th- the occairtnri is to mark the unveiling of a tablet that has been erected to the officers and men of tbe b who were killed in tbe war tne tablet is locat ed in st pauls cathedral and the unveiling will take place on sunday afternoon june 19th it is a that over five hundred exmembers of the b wul be in the parade wtuah will march from the armouries to the cathedral a band i provided by committee in charge of arrangements and a march past will be staged after the service special arrangementb an made to take care of the next of kto of all officers ana men of the isth delta hon who gave up their uvea special tickets are available and can be had from mr o h miller 12 victor street london secretary isth battalion association- utters taawe been mailed to all names oil the aa- soclatlon lists and also to the secre taries in the twentyeve branches- it is possible however that some names have been overlooked and the oomj mlttee is anxious to bear from every member of tbe isth who have not yet been communicated with only a tsiflk a i young newly4aarhed couple ere out tor their first spin in asse- solous that something was wrong and brought the car to a halt by the road- hav a toow at the back tire on your side darting be said and see it there is anything wrong with itr rwporte r y 3a rs oh its quite all right the wife after a careful scrutiny it flat at the bottom but it round st aba top r 1 r j decades later and with another gen- eratlos travelling the hue of other cities and towns are just as popular as obey were in the days of thetr fathers times may rhaiaj but the urge to visit friends and nwli or to see places of interest to other dtleo remains as fresh as it aiwaya did commented h o bourller gen eral passenger agent of the canadian national railways and the genera tion of today is tiiuy afmredattn of the economical phase of the low- fare coach trips which the national system is offering and win continue to offer throughout the eurnmer sea son we have had many mqutries as bo the various places where we might consider scheduling excursions and tn each case those inquiring have- stressed the educational advantages tot tbe operation of such l trips in so far as it is possible shall endeavour to meet this demand but in the meantime it is grattfjtnsr to know that we are meeting a genu ine want which has existed arnong the publtostho wish to become better ac- quatoaa with their province andt every indication is given that our- latest excursion to be o saturday june isthv sound ooutogwood ktocardme and southampton to toronto wm be fuuy as successful as those held in ahe- pst- total solar kclxtse visible august n canada is to witness ha second totaat eclipse of the sun in seven yean tfae- last one occurring hi early january of 18x5 owing mosuy to the uua and the fact that the eclipse occurred shortly after 8 oclock tn the morn ing it was seen in only a very fewr places the clouds and winter most n4ne what is without doubt tbee most interesting a phono a new record for tbe number of as tronotrjical parties observing a totae eclipse of the sun win be eat that year wben the moons shadow passes across eastern canada and stow sngund science p tot says word has already been i cst orvmo and atrtttng true story in the christian advo cate the ladles aid society was having a meeting said the treasurer ws need just eighty dollars and i auvgeat that each one of our eighty inrtntkira contribute one dollar aptece and tbe amount will be qnick rals- ed but the worsen were borrxed said one itm sure that would never work why tbe women wouvi not be getting a single thing for their del tives win be to the path of the sha dow and probably a number of oth ers wtu also send atsronomers to make observations only possible when the moon hides the sun hundreds of other professions and amstoar stu dents of the heavens wdj go to seer this rare phenomenon generally re garded as the most uiu otoa tural hjhwilajiiliiii eight of tbe avwmtttvr parties nowc pinwh are from amertoan toatltu tions two from panada tour ttanw england and one each from- soaaw- and japan the path along whteb- they will be located is about 100 inuew- wide and passes south of bncaon bay across quebec over the bt taw- rence river from a point about eight miles west of montreal to one about twentyfive miles east of three- rtv era both of these cities are there fore well within toe band of totality entering the united states the- path is across nrjrtheastern vu all of new hampshire except the southwestern corner sohtaisrn eor- ner of maine the northeastern cor ner of massachusetts and capo ooot the shadow wtn cover aft of the at lantic coast between satan mas and boothbay maine the most northerly accessible point from which to observe use total ec lipse la parent quebec ah the on cban national railway about 1sb moes- northwest of montreal two expedi tions those of the rxnmion closerra tory at ottawa and the royal ooter- vatory at greenwich b are es pected to make this town their head quarters at sorel quebsc on the st lawrence river close to the centre of the path tbe expeditinn tram the- mcooannkek o of the uni versity of virginia wtn be loeated astronomers of mcohl ontversuw at montreal win make obeervations from their own dy where they wffl be joined by a group from the tjnivertlty of london astronomers from cam bridge university win go to quebec 3i ondhand ear they had bought they covered avrexal miles then hubby who was driving became eon- liars after centlderable agitation and controversy imsweiiilng the nioosy the 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