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wwfffiii fr w w th ie georgetown herald wednesday evening february 23rd 1938 smiahwat omens to wabn motomiflts warninga uv vtu sasgeii- aitorneyeneral- oonant has m- phlghway baffle police in mil here possible to mm of- ewllng driven at the time ol their m- offences lldtori8t areto be warned whether j la to be issued or not ac thedecree warninga 10a in many where ordinarily no peould betipaed the new system every such v wul be reported on a special tjotei just issued to traffic police ow co -will- goto prwtlnclal head- quarter hd the other copy to the department of highways v m- the same driver is warned constable on no 3 highway and lat- er by another officer in a different wy aecuon ol the province the two will w an- his record m the depart- at if three minor offences accu- buethe driver may find his oper- rt license 8uspgddedorbe forced undergo an examination to prove s fitness to drive in this way highway authorities nope to head off accidents and ser- ions violations by learning what drtvera habitually take chances and appear to be heading for smashups drivers can be disciplined drivers who have to face court charges instead of l or the charge days later when all reoouee- tlon of the circumstances has left hu mind the offending driver will be told at the time it may also reduce the number of aunnnonses for trifl ing offences as traffic eonstables win know that warnings are registered against the driver officials hope that knowing this a driver once warned will drive monr carefully planting in the woodlot v bj i c marrltt woodlot owners are disappointed at times with the heavy loss and poor development of thetrees planted in the woodlot more factors should- be considered when planting in wood- lot than starting a plantation on open land the competition of the roots and shading by the large trees retard the growth and often kill the planted trees the woodlot might have been overstocked and trees should have been removed rather than additional acres planted reasons that the woodlot owners may have ror planting forest trees 1 to fill in an area that has not been reforested from seed from the large trees the sod may be to thick for the tree seeds to germinate breaking up the sod by plow disc harrow or cultivator will provide loose soli for the trees to germinate in by suspension or required to improve 2 to speed the restocking of a their highway behavour without be- jng brought into court according to the plan off admit the new system is an v- caput intent many minor offences y unrecorded will go down as femetal black marks against care- jess or incompetent drivers department officials claim the new is a much fairer break for woodlot that has been pastured 3 to increase the future use and value of the woodlot by planting val uable species such as pine spruce walnut and white ash to provide an evergreen wind break along the borders of the wood- lot 5 to square a field adjacent to the woodlot a jre your roofs fretraps o o p n idunolsiamoanl browtheyll affrou off a council off a docks back it la good for a b ffi year guarantee and this company lawauaadetolrronp to evevy clause mt ask your banker to increase the area of woodland oh the farm by planting oh cleared to plant submarginal land such as light sand shallow soil stony site or a steep hillside 8 to add to the beauty of the woodlot by planting evergreens in a hardwood bush there are a number of axioms that should be given careful consideration when piig in the woodlot is con templated 1 trees that require light there fore do not plant in thick shade 3- the various species suffer- con siderably in the density of shade that they will grow under au species will grow in open un shaded locations species that should never be plant- ed shaded locations are scotch pine jack pine european larch paper birch arid poplar species that will grow under light shade are red pine red oak norway spruce white elm soft maple white ash and basfiwood species that will grow in half shade are white pine white spruce and sugar maple species that will grow under fairly thick shade are sugar maple beech hemlock and white spruce 3 white spruce white pine and sugar maple will grow well under poplar and paper birch red pine white ash walnut and bed oak should not be planted jrlc tne crown is fairly open 4 do not plant an evergreen close to a hardwood sapling as the sapling is certain to ruin the leader of the evergreen by whipping 5 a tree planted carefully has much better chance of survival trees that have started from seed are more vigorous and will crowd out the planted trees 7 the loss will be reduced if the planting is done early in the spring 8 trees that have had the roots exposed to sun and wind have their chance of survival reduced consider ably different species differ in their soil and moisture requirements residents of ontario may secure free small trees for planting in the woodlot starting new plantations or establishing a windbreak around the farm buildings application forms and descriptive literature may be ob tained by writing the forestry branch parliament buildings toronto or call ing at the government tree nurseries at st williams orono and midhurst or the county agricultural offices vuuns sparks driving tain swlrli standard titelap roof uk waft iswlms and is ajd by na witha statite ladh nails too wul find titelap the beat roofing value you canget yon can put it on right over vonr old rooxltcombineeatnngibdirability and weather and fire protection cornea in large easily handled beea theiobrtafitaoclotbeyyepracticauy invkdble it la made in both council standard acorn quality send ridge and rafter for free coat estimate all council mmga ridge cape and hip caps are hotdipped galvanised after forming this gives extra dmabun easterngedprodudfe american mastodon wm ponderous bulky animal tte american mastodon was a primitive elephant and stood about nfhe feet high at the shoulder it was a ponderous and bulky animal with a very long and heavy body the teeth are peculiar and when first found by earlier settlers of this country they were believed to have belonged to a giantman they did bear a resemblance to the molar teeth of man but some refute this idea notes a writer in the wash ington star the first complete skeleton oy a mastodon was found- in new york state giant beavers liveuv the woods of what is now new jersey c severalt species of fossil bison tiavs lso been found these all greatly exceed their mod ern representatives in size and had massive horns some six feet across at the tips it is believed that prehistoric man was familiar with this type of bison from the red river in the north to the mexican border and from the missouri river to the eastern foothills of the sierra nevada the united states is filled with fossil evidence to the fact that great monsters once ruled this part of the world in only one way does any other continent exceed this country in prehistoric remains asia has produced more dinosaur eggs than america yet scientists believe that they will be found in this country probably in the petrified sands of the painted desert of arizona mmalptma bearded chins due to shaving soap there were a lot of soreheads in the central nova scotia town of truro last week as the result of what police said was a bit of highpressure sales manship a liquid shaving soap which a salesman persuaded men of this town would raise a quick lather and give a cool shave not only failed to pro duce the suds but left the faces of the victims in such a condition that the weight of a genuine lather was too much for several days to come the sa who spoke broken english apparently with considerable success was traced to a bottle ex change where he was said to have bought 10 dozen gin bottles similar to those containing the venomous concoction prom there the trail vanished borrowing at the bank 1 meet hcwmm demand retail sttrei subject to the caprices of style and caste frequently find h necessary to buy certain goods which have caught the fancy of the shoppers despite the shelves and windows full of necessary staple supplies tbmwiag to meet present demand fotapcsuries is ctmitrmcth borrowing because serves to please and hold customers for the staples tmcrtstthg pnjitt wlttltmle hotves depeulem orders for popular goods often have to place in creased orders with the manufacturer bprnwimg to pay fix such immediately salable good is good business menmstt pnjiti hfwmff f tmwrm called upon to increase their output ofpopular goods must buy new supplies of raw material hire more workers tfo meet the in creased demand they too may borrow and mertsm ibtsrpnjitt men rule english homes are held as superiors every english girl deep down in her heart does consider the man her superior she may deny it she may laugh at the suggestion but she has been brought up undel masculine rule she knows the diffi culty of finding a husband she bj alive to the very different social status of a married woman as com pared with a spinster she wants to be married and at the same time- she knows that her future depends entirely on whether she pleases the men she meets little wonder then writes bar bara cartland in bachelor that the english girl has respect which at times is almost a reverence for mankind and she shows it by adapt ing herself to them and their needs nowhere in the world is man so supreme as an englishman is in his own home the old proverb an englishmans home is his castle- is based on a national truth the master is the one person who mat ters from the semidetached villa in the suburbs to the battiemented towers of a great ancestral castle the master has the final word in dispute the final appeal for jus tice the final decision on every sub ject of importance and to the chil dren of the household the final threat in all english homes high or low is very well i shall tell your fath- frost ffi if pays shop at tbe budget corn starch 9 matehes mc 11 special good size meaty prunes 325 special ma rfh the bank of montreal welcomes applications for loans with such cm strtutht objects b a n k 0 f m 0 n t r e a t established is it a bank when smsil acmintt an wetami v georgetown branch j r smith manager moden experienced banking service aw om smanfrt indian chiefs kept war post among the iroquois indians each war chief kept a war post to com memorate great eventa and to pre serve the chronology of them peeled posts 10 to 12 feet high were erected in the village after a cam paign the chief made a perpendlcu lar red mark 3 inches long and one- half inch thick on the post for each enemy killed if a scalp was taken a red cross was made oppo site a mark on another aide of the post there was spac to record pris oners taken alive- the mark tor this was a cros with a dot above it one tribe used genealoglcat- board called he rakare wakapa- paranga it was a tally having a notch for each tribal name oppo site which was a blank space if the male line died out or a series of notches if it continued uurf emale lines were disregarded entirely in dian boys were taught their family history by repeating the names of each ancestor to whom the notches referred errors la bible fruiting the unrighteous bible was an edi tion printed at cambridge in 1653 containing the printers error- know ye not that the unrighteous shall inherit for shall not inherit the kingdom of god the same edition says pearsons london 23c special sir special- eatmore for heshh flaked wheat berries 23 soap chips 321 free applying mop i pint 59c i quakt 98c new wondbbtm basy granulated soap 2 2 1 c special cowans cdcoa 23c jdmct baiingpwder v gave n yi y- your members as instruments of righteousness unto sin in place of unrighteouaness thia is also sometimes known as the wicked bible a title which is obvious in its allusion other curiouslynamed bi bles are the treacle bible the standing fishes bible the place- makers bible the idle bible the ears to ear bible all named be cause of errors of prthting i the bronx formerly the bronx was a district comprising several towns in west chester county new york it re ceived its name from an early dutch settler named jacob or jonfcst brtmck the old dutch prc- nuncibtjon of the name survives in some quarters and one often hears it prono as if it were spelled bronx in 1898 the district known as the bronx became one of the five boroughs of new york city in 1814 a county named bronx was fo jind since that dat- of bronx and the county 6t bronx have been coextensive the new york zoological park is in the bronx and for that reason it is popularly re ferred to as the bronx coo y shop at the badge ask f or prmkii cvdx free delivery bjunwjm canadian wilj ufe shipped to england from the parks area of western canada a shipment of wild animals consisting of two female buffalo a pair of bear and a pair of beaver re cently were sent to xkurland donated to the dudley zoological society or dudley worcestershire by the national parks bureau lands parks and forests branch department of mines and resources the buffalo were taken ftbm elk island national park and the bear and beaver from jasper national park after their capture the animals were subjected to medical tests and all received a clean bill of health special crates were prepared for the travelersv they wxreshlnpedjwfrau from elk island parkrlamout attau to montreal accompanied by a park warden and sufficient food for the train journey prom montreal they sailed on the beaverburh under arrangements that they would be fed and tendediby a member of the ships crew during the the crates were stored on the deck of the steamer and attached to each was tag giving full instructions for the feeding and care of the occupant each of the buffalo required sixteen pounds of hay per day the bear bad a more varied menu consisting of two loaves of bread a pound of ap ples and a pound ofcarrots dally for each of them mve poplar sticks about two inches in diameter by about two feet long and a quarter of a cabbage was the dally fare of each beaver before sailing from montreal a supply of provisions including fag gots of fresh poplar wood were put en board the vessel the conversation and protection of native fauna is one of the primary functions of the national parks of canada and under the watchful eye of the parks warden service wild life in all its forms to belnc pt tam for the benefit of this andfttture gener ation suoxy he what do mean by saying t have beendecelvlog you for yearst she i just found out the govern ment bowsyqu fx500 a year on you income tax ls bemg married to me and an youve allowed tea a miserable ten dollars n