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rr . Eo 4 ' being 1.02 and urban 1.27. The num- ~ Mng 'house was'b6.22, rural being 4.78 and urban 5.67. ers. It was effective from Monday, Interesting Figures on Var: ere I Buildings in Ottawa Given in Report Ottawa with a on of 126, #72, has 22,000 dwells veneer construaiion u Dox Bureau of Statistics reports; Oth _elasses of buildings in the : are 248 of sto ¢ construction, /6;641 of wood, 760 stucco, 215 of' cement ~drick and 40 not specified. Ottawa bag 7,095 apartments -and flats, 8,897 rows or terraces, 11,84 single. houses and 4,452 semi-detach: ed houses : : Dwelling ls Defined The Bureau declares that a dwell ng 'for census purposes, is a place in which, at the time of the census, One Or more persons regularly sleep. It may bea room in a factory, a store 'or office building, a boat, a:tent, a railway car, or the like. A bullding containing apartments, 'or flats couuts as 'one dwelling house. In all Canada there are 1,984,286 dwellings 'of which 981,889 are In the urban areas and 1,002,397, in the rural parts of the 'country. were 1,393,895 houses bullt of wood, 459,646 of brick or brick veneer, 76; 106 of. stucco 'and 81,891 of stone. There were 2,214,043 structurally separate units, of which 1,007,387 were tural.and 1,206706 urban, These | with included 1,678,322 single houses; 354, 826 apartments and flats, 141,839 semi-detached houses, and 31,930 rows or terraces. - Population fs 10,362,833 _ The population of Canada at the census was 10,362,833, of which 4 792,136 was rural and 5,570,698 ur ban. Thus the number of households per dwelling housé was 1.14, rural ber of households per structurally separate unit was 1.02, rural being 1.01-and urban 1,03. The number 'of persons per 'dwel- The number per structurally separate unit was 4.68, 4.76 being-rural and 4.62 urban. The number of persons per household was 4.57, rural being 4.70 and urban 4.47. The bureau reports that Hull, with a population of 29,433, has 4,184 dwelling -of 'which 940 are brick or brick veneer, 30 of stone, 3.643 of wood, 141 stucco, 20 of cement. brick, and 119 not specified, - Hull has 744 apartments, 217 rows or terraces, "8,160 single houses, and 1,060 semi: detached houses, . oe Cornwall's 11,126 population is hous. ed in 2,099 dwellings, of which 499 are brick or brick veneer, nine of stone, 1,626 of wood, 24 of stucco and 86 of cement brick, with: five: mot specified. Cornwall has 221 apart. ments, 117 rows or térraces, 1,427 single houses and 144 semi-detached. Trebles Tonnage 'Toronto.--The total water-borne cargo tonnage of Toronto harbor has| tT been practically trebled'in'thé past four years, according to the secent state ment of the Harbor! Commission. Dur- ing 1928, the total tonnage was 2,- 449,140 tons, an increase of 228,696 over 1932. In 1929 the tonnage was 869,6696; in 1930, 1,292,864; in 1931, '2,122,068, and in 1932, 2,270,446. ' This increase in watersborne trade is attributed to the opening of the Welland Ship Canal in 1981, the state- ment continued. The construction of the St. Lawrence Seaway will remove the last barrier connecting the Great Lakes with the sea, and Toronto har- bor will become an ocean port. During 1938, 81 ocean freighters came directly to Toronto with cargoes totaling 26,286 tons, In 1927 coal shipments by water to- taled 136,246 tons, and in 1933 the total was 1,328,286 tons, Coal of Em- pire origin totaled 293,486 tons in 1983, as compared with 80,201 tons in 19217, ' Auto Headlights 'To Be Junked?| Feathered Traveller * Sets Mileage Record For several winters past, ptarmigan ' have taken occasional trips on loco- motives in the Dauphin district, but the little. white 'traveller which rode wth the engineer on a recent run has set up a new mileage record, : Perching on the train at Seba, be-| tweerr Hudson Bay Junction, Sask., and The Pas, the ptarmigan rode on the running board of the locomotive, 'oblivious to the shrieking whistle and clanging bell. Soon the bird began to feel the chill of the bitter wind and Smith lifted it into the engine cab,. When the tran arrived at Dauphin, more than 200 miles from Seba, the little. ptarmigan, black with 'grime, made no effort to leave the cab, so the engineer took it back home with him. Calgary Packers » Raise Wages 10 p.c. © Calgary.~~Three hundred employes of the local plant of Burns and Com- pany Limited, had good news. last |. 810.1 week. The company. announ per cent. wage Increase for all' March 19, any # "of which} 15,106 are 'either of brick or brick| the Dominion} '| "some: lakes in South West Ireland", There} o| stronghold, : .. dosage of Phillips' re THE GEM OF THE WESTERN WORLD si oy CAPT. F. H. REID _ To some, Killarney 1s just "the. yo sass 2d w place the song speaks of"; to others, To those who have been there, it 1a] ond of the most beautiful and em: tranclag spots iin the world, The ex: quisite loveliness of far-famed Killar: méy 1s the concentrated essence: of @ll that is beat in Irish scenery. Killarney {is mot merely pretiy; there is a serene majesty in its beau ty. Of Killarney," Alfred Austin has sald, "If mountain wood and water, 'harmoniously blent, constitute the most perfect and adequate loveliness 'of nature, it surely. must be owned that it has, al] the world over, no superior." Macauley says "I never in all my life, saw anythingzmore: beau- 'tifal = 1 might say, so beautiful". Thereare these lakes: Lough:Leane the: largest' and! the lower. lake -- is 414 miles long and 8 miles broad; the milddle -- 13 miles. long and halt a mile broad; and 'the upper = 3 miles'long. They are interspersed , wooded' islands and the: lofty 'banks-ave also covered with trees, The old Keep of Ross Castle stands 'on ap island. in the lower lake and there are many legends connected with 'this interesting old 14th: century _ "The Story o?"0'Donoghue- Rosse: * According to tradition, this old Irish warrior visits his former haunts every seven years. Mounted on his white charger and surrounded by men-of- arms, carrying thelr ancient weapons, he ascends from the City of Perpet- ec ------ 'Work Is Easier - Those 'Maglo Isles | * This is a titlé which has been given to Great Britain and Ireland. The "high spots" of these wonders ' 'ful 'islands are to be visited this summer by a select party "under "the capable guldanee of Capt. MH: H. 'Reld whose "Travel Impressions" have appeared in this paper for many weeks past. This year is a good year to see the British Isles; travelling by motor makes your 'land journey one continuous round of sightseeing; routes, quite off the beaten track are included in the itinerary and you will have an op- portunity to familiarize yourself with the Homalend in a unique and glorious summer vacation, The. Cathedral cities; the lakes of Eng land, Scotland, and Ireland and Wales; the homes and haunts of famous: writers; castles; scenery that you can see. nowhere else = all these and much more {8 includ- "ed. All the "ravel" taken out of "travel"; congenial companionship; all-inclusive cost; flnest accommo- dation; a real chance to realize the longings and ambition of years. Why not do it this summer "An. other year never comes." Such a vacation will enlarge your horizons, "make your reading more pleasant and above all, it. will build happy memories: that can never be taken away from you. Write to Captain Reid at 710 C.F.R. Building, Toron- to; it will cost you nothing to en- "quire and you will find that he will® be glad to help you in this, or any other travel plans you may contems perhaps, more crowded wut there was the absence of the shrill noise, al though the cattle and the black-faced horned sheep contributing no little excitement and din to the life of the otherwise sleepy little town, 'now to Monte Carlo for next '| wesk's' article =~ suppose we visit the no there. Have . You Heard? 'Friday, April 13th~--~Wateh your step! This is the first of two Friday the 13th that come in 1934. The other is in July. Just remember, even it 'today 'is the 13th that it will be a be a mistake for you to do &nything on the 13th. Remember, little men, make big mistakes. Big men make little mistakes. Which kind do you make? Kven if it is the 13th go to it. Be a big man. S---- The good-looking summer boarder was enraptured about farm life. Oh, I'd just love to be a farmer," she purred, "and live with the blue sky overhend always." er replied, "it the blue sky was the farmer's: only 'overbead." ; A little boy had been extremely. naughty, and his father told him to go to bed, andi he would. come up & little later and settle accounts with him. Before:getting into bed the child knelt down and sald: | "please, God, it you really do want to help a little boy in trouble, now's your chance." ' A resident in a street undergoing: repairs protested about a pile of broken paving outside his front gate. Resident (shouting to one of the men on the job)--Can't you take this away? 227 . Good-Natured Irlshman--Where will 1 take it? : : Resident (clearly and forcefully)-- "I was so stout about 11 months ago,' a woman writes," that I became a burden to 1.yself, - Then muscular rheumatism set into my joints, and 1 had to 'go on sticks for some time. Then I started io take Kruschen Salts, and 1 am overjoyed with the results "F have derived from them. Honestly, 1 had no idea one could feel so dif. 'ferent in such a short time. Since tak- 'ing Kruschen, I have lost nearly 28 1bs; of superfluous fat, I can now run about as well as when I was 20, cook, work and attend to seven growing 'children."--(Mrs.) G. H. Unlike certain drastic drugs, Krus- chen dves not aim to reduce by rush ing food through the body; its action is NOT confined to a single par} of the system. It has a toni¢ Influence upon every organ of elimination, every gland, every nerve, every vein. Gently but: surely, it rids the system of all .fatforming refuse, of all poisons and harmful acids - which give rise to heumatism, digestive disorders' and many other (ls. ' FREE TRIAL OFFER Kruschen--try It it you have never tried now at our expense. We have distributed a great many special' *31ANT" 'packages which make it <asy for you prove our claims for yourself. Ask your drug- giat for the new "GIANT" 760 package. This consists of our regular 76c¢ bottle together with a separate trial bottle-- sufficient for about one week. Open the trial bottla first, put it to the test. and ent ay, convinced Jat Krusche. does everything we cl: 1 o te 1s stil] as good as nw Your druegist 18 authorized to return your 16c immediate- ly and without question You have tried Hr free, at our expense. What could be fairer? Matnufacturea by E. Griffiths Hughes, Ltd. Manchester, Eag: (Estab, 1766). Importers: McGillivray Brne Ltd. Toronto. 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But the adventurous one must be careful, for at sunrise -- the time that the O'Donoghue and his friends descend through the lake -- the wa- ters again return' to their normal state and become unsafe for mortal foot for: another séven years. A Question of Age Coming from a visit to the lake, one day, and, after being entertalned with all sorts of yarns by the driver of our jaunting car, We came &/cross a man and woman drawing a small cart, on which was piled: wood. that they had gathered and were hauling {nto town. - The man wore a returned quldier's button (Imperial) and the woman '== both: were, young. -- had 8 and, in addition to helping with the load, was carrying a small baby.' It made an interesting picture; The two people- ,the baby, the cart full of un: derbrush and the long road with woods on eithar edgé. So I jumped from my side of the jaunting- car, they posed for a pleture, a shilling changed hands 'and, sald I to the man 'How old is 'the baby?" to which he answered by asking his: wife 'Maggie! don't you hear the gentleman asking how old it ig?" and £0 . «+. Market Day Killarney a market town of County Kerry, . Irish Free State; is: 3 miles away from the ceiebrated lakes.-- OF, should 1 say, the lakes are 3 miles trom Killarney. Not a big place (pop- ulation, in 1926, §;325) and with some tawdry little alleys, running off the main street, that somewhat offset the sublime beauty of' the surrounding country. I was there, with my party, in Oct. 1982,.and two days ol-our stay in Killarney were monthly market days, the first being 'devoted to pigs and the second to sheep and cattle, Barly-the first morning -- commenc- {ng ahout b o'clock--the farmers of the district: began to arrive with their squealing animals and, from that time on, sleep was no longer possible, On foot, in two-wheel carts -- sometimes driven by shawl-clad women -- came hundreds of pigs and soon the market square was overflowing on to .the streets; even the sidewalks were not immune from the drovers and their charges. The market lasted until shortly After noon, when the streets began_to assume their normal gspect. On. the second day the streets were The Terrible terry' For years nothing could stop him, Then Young Corbett mastered the Mc- Govern whirlwind style and "beat him 10; it Athletes bave proved that Omega Oil goes deeper. 1s muscle bound by over exercise, Omega Oil penetrates the spot. As a household liniment Omega oil shawl about her head and shoulders |- When a man You can take it to. Hades! Irishman--Hadn't I better take it to Heaven. It would be more out of your way there. People aren't so crazy about liberty, unless its absence stands in the way of their personal pleasure or their personal gain. . College Boy Wit--Your school is not an educational institution; its a match factory. ; 3 > Girl Student--Maybe you're right. We furnish the heads and get sticks from the men's colleges, - Every time you are late to work you make. it easier to be late again. Tardiness costs the business and is likely to cost you your job. -Jones had a 'Gerlous complaint to make to his-landlord. Jones (storming) --It's the people in the apartment above me. They don't givé me a minute's peace. They play the radio and dance all night. They upset me last night, and I had to stop working. ' Landlord--Working? What were you working at? y ? Jones--I-was practicing on my saxo: phone. Quffs of April Wind--You may be as good as pie, hut lots of people don't like ple. ...... The worse the medicine the better the doctor--so most women think, oe Lots of bad people are found in jail, and some worso Ones are found out: ...... The average man's word is considered as good as his /bond--by a Stranger. .... A woman likes to have some one coax her to do something she wants to do. .... A man can make & woman happy by telling her that that's the way she makes him. ..... You'll do the right thing if you stop growling about the imaginary VTODE: wus And the man who thinks he knows it all soon shows how Jittle he really does Know. ..... The self-made man is &lways. boast ing of 'his handiwork, but it's differ- ent with a self-made woman. Friend--What did you have for breakfast? void : Boarder--We had scrambled: eggs-- two eggs on the table and we: all gerambled for them, No matter how much you disagree with your kin, if. you are a thorobred you will not discuss their shortcomings with the neighbors, First Office Kid--Why do you hate willie Smith? Second Office Kld--He says that he has got a new excuse to get oft for ball games and he won't tell me," It 1s not good luck that makes a good business, It 18 intelligent, hard, continuous, everyday work. -- : 1 suffered mis. | ery from Sinus and Catarth for 7 years. 1 tried ever, known m {§ the -best possible preparation to have on hand'in time of 'trouble from strained or strained muscles and liga- ments, and. all aches aud painaidue to Jaber work or play. You can rub tin without blistering. 36 and 60 ots. at all druggists. Sole Agent: Jobn Phillips' Milk of Magnesia 3 : i A. Huston 'Compay, Limited, Toronto. 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In Ontario no man can ever be placed on trial for a serlous crime un- til .a grand jury of his fellow-citizens have investigated his alleged offence, and have declared that it is proper that he should be tried for it. *Not even the Attorney-General, who has the chief responsibility for the admin- istration of justice, can place a man on trial. All he can do isto lay a complaint before the grand jury, who are chosen by lot from the citizens of the county, and who have the absolute right {o refuse to allow the man to be tried, it they think there is not suffl- clent evidence against him to justify it If @ man is on trial for having taken the life of another, or for having spok- en seditious vords that may incite the commission of crime or promote hos- tility between different classes of citi. zens, he 1s not there because relatives of the slain have demanded vengeance, ér because he is obnoxious to the gov- ernment, but because a grand jury of his fellow citizens have investigated his alleged offence, and have declared that he shonld be tried for it. The grand jury is thus the safe- guard of every man, whether he has attacked an individual, or threatened the peace and safety of the society in which he lives, 'Movies and Papers Everybody in the United States at the height of prosperity went to the movies 40 times a year. Last year they went only 26 times. This Is shown by the figures in the new edi- tion of the Film Daily Year Book. It estimates the average weekly attend- ance in boom times at 100,000,000, but in 1933 at only 60,000,000, Since there are considerable num- bers of persons who never go to the movie theatres, such as children un der five not in the arms of their mo thers, farmers remote from a theatre, inmates of hospitals and jails and the like, even the curtailed attendance last year would come close to a week: ly visit by those who like film shows. Still, the newspapers can boast of doing much better. Daily and Sun- day they had last year a weekly elr- Do you find yourself with a "gold. Oat feeds analysed in the laboratories of the Dominion Experi mental Farms have had a range from 4 to 14 per cent. of protein and from 10 to 30 per cent. of fibre, meat meals of from 40 to 66 per cent. protein and phosphoric acid from 10 to 20 per cent, Therefore do not buy your feeds blindly but study the guaranteed an- alyses, as printed on bags or other containers so that you know of what value the feeds are for your specific purPose, and also as combared with other feeds of the same class Crime Increase In Province 14, 538 Persons Sentenced Durir '33 as Against 21,421 in 1930. The recent play of the spotlight on conditions in certain of the penal in- stitutions in this country has empha- sized the high standard of excellence maintained in the gaols and reforma- tories in Ontario. The Provincial Secretary's reports show- not only & substantia] decrease in crime in the Province -- 14,638 persons were sen- tenced to prison in 1933, as compared with 21,421 in 1930 -- but also a re- duction in the next expenditure upon these Institutions in the last two years amounting to $188,394.44. - Such gen- eral falling off of crime is in no small measure due to the progressive. ad- vanced methods adopted in the treat ment of criminals -- Mr. C. F. Nee lands, the Assistant Provincial Secre- tary, in his report dated January 11th, 1934, states that only two decades have passed since the open Reforma- tory system was adopted in this Pro- vince. He points out that much of this period was experimental, and part was beset with difficulty in obtaining competent officers, since it requires years of training before an officer can be regarded as fully capable. "The weeding in effect and care in replace- ments are now showing results of which the people of this province can well be proud." Uninformed persons might well pay heed to the following passage from this report, "For years past any re- putable persons, without previous no- tice, have had easy access, in working hours to our Reformatories and In- dustrial Farms and thelr have been gladly answered.'s . » Wo have no intention of changing {nis pol- joy -- pen to all good citizens. The more intelligent interest they show In J te Ask Mother-- She Knows Mother took this medicine bes culation of very nearly 26,011,000 co- ples. There were four newspapers vead In the country for every trip to the movies.--New York Times. FREE--50 TURKEY EGGS | WRITE FOR PARTICULARS AND 100 turkey raising secret booklet. 10¢ | postage appreciated. Burbank Turkey fore and after the babies came: It gave her more stren and energy when she was nerve ous and rundown +» » on the job all the Change. 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The clovers, which are the mala gource of surplus honey over the Kreats er part of the Dominion, sulfered to some extent from the drought of last Summer, but entered the Winter im fair condition. Tbe heavy snowfall of the prcaent Winter also promises bet- ter protection against the Winter kilk ing of .clover than has been the cas@ for the past tye or three years. pr--Sinigrresieise ) NOT RFSTAURANT Windsor--Dr. Fred Adams, Medd cal Officer, of Health says he is nob inclined to classify the city marked coffee stall as a restaurant withis the meaning of the ordinance. pamper ape SALE = Classified Advertising PATENTS A N OFFER TO LVERY INVENTO List of wanted Inventions uno fu information sent free. The Ramsay Come i world Patent Attoineys 233 Bank treet, Ottawa, Canada. ---- PENNSYLVAWIL OIL TTENTION: Buy Pennsylvania ol A 9 Get Rid of Disfigurin Dr.D.D. Dennis' Liquid Prescription, made and guaranteed by the makers of Campana's Italian Balm. 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