HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-08-09, Page 3• Pilgrimage to
Outlaws Gra've
Ancient. Order of Foresters
Holds VI-4qt* Cele,
• t)iati.ort *
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••'S,T9RY,• NO„.. MYT
• .136wa and Arrows:Fop!•
Color., • .
. •
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)Bakewe11, ..niile-leng
preceneibn, through the IstreetS of :the
' village of Hathersage and ,the open -ah
• serViee,."at Whli.sQxe 10,0001)090e.
Were' present, were fee.turesof the pil.'
grintaga.held at Hathereage • to:, •the
; grave of Little. 'John -(8e-called,.
: Canoe V bin p:,reat stature),, tho,hendh-
'• Man • D.f, .11tebin 'IleOtt';. Avila is, the 'tra-:
...diticina..1 head of the :Ancient Order Of
' .roreatere. : • • • •• '•
•*"ThpiIgrimgeas arrallP4 hthe
Midland: Couties A1iLnco, and it ya
• • •undoubtedly one of the -largest' and,'
.. meet, piCturesqlte cerentonies ever kelt:
• in 'the` hietOry of. the Order;': Mem:.
•'hers on horpebadk and on fbot, to. the:
!' nun:liter of 30Q0 in 4,000 With a 'score
Of hanpers,..teok part in, the.,:proces,
•• sign,in. which . also, were the •Whole
• of the ,Executive Council of the Order:
• Members front Penzance, Devon,.
• WhinSi. • the 'North .of Scotland; .und.
Iarge contingenti-.'frent „.14.tineasblie,
• Derbyshire, •Cheashite :and 'Yorkshire,
.' were • Present. Three, of:the 'mendiers'
were .0i.b11..over 90 Years
• et age.. . •.: • •
'Many. 'appeared:in the • pieturesqne
-Foresters'-green and. red costumes,
• and 'Carried bows and .• arrows,:. and
agfo the:.strains'.of. the .14,oreit-
• • 'mafere"Riffii-liebtisk =nine
out threugh the,hilisand dales, three
• bands 'playing ,the np-to-da.te -Token
'of' it, Whielif has.. been. arranged. by A.
kareden, • of ,Bakewell; • a Member of
the: • Executive. Connell, Of. the ;Order
It',',Itteludes -a ,:ielectien 'frent:' ."God
Blesi•the•Prince•of•Wkles:",''
Other:7frieridir societies, ; including the *".15raids1 and tlie...OddfelleWs, also
, :participated, andtgiverr.--a-'-prothinent
place in the 'procesaisen."Wete•the Aeh-
SocietY,, ,,which
, the 'oldestfriendly iticietyin. the.
'Conntry. • •• ' • ' ' " •
.6 etn: ond';-Died-ltr-Yiliage • •
•
The Aiteletit Order,$;•ForeStersTe-.
. cently. made :itself responsibje, for the,
maintenance and preservation of. Little
'John'4„. grave; intl.. an.. arriVal, .at •the
• • . , . .
•churchyarda 1aure wreath was placed,
on it by the High, Chief Ranget.
.•• •.• .. A 'Alin of the proceedings. was 'taken
by kinematograph". operators ...froatl.'it:
. . • . . • •
•
perch On the, roof of the, pereb, Of ,the.
•,:patiSh chitrch;., • • ‘, .
• A denSe. erOWd at .the service held
„.
subsequently in; a field adjoining - the
churchyard • reverentlY:, sang 'seireral
• old. hymns, including "9 ,Oed,. our help
In . ages paSt,,7:Etei•ital Patheri!! "Fight
the geod_lfight,-7 'fLead Kindly Light
•-•
and Abide With. me!! , The:Missed
bands*,acCOMpanied-the singing. :Rai:
:J. 11: Elkoolthank; vicar Of ,Hatitersage,•:
declared that...Little John waShorn in
the , village . and died.:there. nglish
'People Might tosbe proud of their:Past
history, thy :shOtild not he. bath
• . 'botizied'iinto thinking that •the etoriei,
of Little John. and Robin. HOod:.Wer'e
falry tale,and raYtbs•..,„
There were things about Little John
-which -they. had to• -•admire. He' had a.
• keen zest in life, ,apd ;he ,enjOyed: eVer• Y
Min:tient •-• He had' a rentaritable.
" gift': for 'Making :and,. heePing, 'friend's.
'Ile ,was ever loyal to flebin ifoett and
the rest of the .gang;; 'fie was .iyinpa,
thetic to those in, need and Was al:
• . *aye ready to hep anybody. „ With-•,
nut -.exalting: hitt., to, the ,dignitY
,,saititlineis,•headded, John was.
a .gOOdi Wholesome Man ,•within' his,
•Mhell. he Shot his htsit arrow
his deathbed he beggedthat he
• , mtght be buried Where :the arrow.
dropPed-under ;the- old yov, :tree :in
'th.e churchyard. , • . •
•
The :High •Chief.'Ranget said 'the
..queStion was. often asked: • ',What as
. Sedation have you, as. a society With
thope names you so fr,eqUetitly.synibol.
Ise tn.. your assemblies?" ' He. Wei not
tO trY.,t0„ptove any direct cont
neetion 'between' the, Society .as ltwas.
• known to -da y.: and . Robin:Hood .40
hs merry men; who Were'-cla88ed as•
outlaws.. Outlaws they. ' Might , haie
• „beep in. •*the eyes• •-*Of,the. law of the
land. and, the., titnei;. bqt they ere
ittizggling!. for liberty for tiie. twit-,
•vidutil,,treedont for the 'oppressed,' and
• • ••to help the needy:
• Empire Diplomacy
▪ •
Manitoba Free Preas:,. The
• dpra. oft• inereaS'ing the boridi.. Of
;•knoWledge• iIc1 ,underatinding he,
tween. all. 'the' 7Ingiish-speaking na-
• 7tiona is now . !evetywhore
• edged; and there .13' no's better mettni
• Of heiplug on this- nteVement then, bY
'bringing the Governmenti of these
nations into constant diplomatic re-'
lations: •With One another. An infer• .
t, jmpeta1 diploinatic organitatton ig
certain to enketge in' the: near future;
and if this, were supplementedhy the
---,--opening of ,aventies 'Of Conintunleatien-
!hetwecti eVery. British taidtal' and
*Washington, •the....
''`• nations , Would be brought into ar
intimate 'relationship which Might
:proVe ,,tbe greatest
inilettree -in .thOworld. . • -
' .
Tli wOrd. 101OW1 edge, StrictIY ent-•
1)10"relL:iniplies• thi•se•thlngs, nanielY;
proOf and ,tonvictiOn.,Atch-
' bishop' 'Whately. . •
•
•
.11w ,befet..,angle *out...Widen id- Atik
•,•protiehltlitt
•
2-44-
1928.,
Golden Jubilee rear Of
• World's Largest. Exhibition,
The Super Event.of 1928
RESENTING within a.
• 14-4a3r period, exhibits from
hearly every country- the 'first
showing of 1929 motor
• 'cars at. Canada's National
19rolOr Show, • the Continent's
Premier Horse Show; Fir*t,In-
ternational Air Craft Display,
the noted 2,200 Voice.E.xhibi-
, eon- Chorus ;--LB anckeoncertrby
• H .M ROyal, Air Force Band
(England),• andother --other out- -
.. ,
standrngmusica
an entirely new 'Grand Stand
• Extrivaganza by 1,500 perfor- •
mers on the World's largest
stage, and the Premierintema-
tional SpOrtiiig‘. Event -..of the -
year,
The Third Wrigley..
•Marathon Swim'
for 'a: ssolooq Parse 'and the chain,:
PionshiP of the worldf aneran
• tetti. sports programnie •on, land and• •
'water attracting the recognized stars
Of America.:. and. why at-
tempt tol.toncli, upon, even. half the• .
high -lights. of • this the .greatest ex-
hibition in, the world.'• •
..• • •
• '' s' • •
Why -not come and see.this Colde:n
-Jubilee Year Celebration?' 'Perfect
highways, reduced railroad and
• steamship rates, ample accommoda-
tion.• .
• 50th
Year
TnomA's BRADSHAW.,
. WATERS,
' General Nfougger
•
en your
dren C
fork
OistOria la a 'comfort When Baby Is
Irctful: No• Metter' taken than the lit-
tle one is at ease, If restless, a :few
&op's' Seen' bring contentnient; .No
harm: done, for Cabtoria.,. IS, it • baby
refiledy, Meant or babies, • perfectly
Safe to We the. ydlingest infant; you
have ' the doctors' word for than- It
is' a yegetable' product and YOu eoiitd
use it every' day, But it's in an
etrieigencY That Castoriti Means indit;
Some night :When cOnstipation milst
be relieved -or colic pains -or other
suffering. Never be Without it,; some
mothers keep .-extra 'bottle, un,
OPened, to 'make ,Sure there' will al-
Wilye be Castorla In the boupe, -It js
effoctivo for older thildren, ten;', read,
the beolt Spat coinen, With it. ,
•
I AN I
despatch frem the no-rth "Statea'
that the, diatitend, drill on ' the ...Area,
OperaOng olbse,to"*the Atnniet..boOd:
ary.,, is , noW down aboa,t'39.1.feet.„ with
mineralisation* having ,been encountered. - The • bele is ',headed. fat !OW feet,
at Which, Point:tha„:ino,nigexnent exPOot
to I Cut . the ere, '11044,• it Je further.
staled- that 'develePtnenta ;
let are shaping Up. Weil,' •• '
, • iiirlefa: • .
• The •wires have been. humming, With
.ne than •three.deepatelies, coming -
down frfint. the. Kirkland Ltirder,-Lake.
triet and: one frOin 'Rouyn, all'Within
:the .1touri: The ',..gist•,,of.' sane or these
Iii.essagee we that • it is...upderstood
that 1.,falfe Shore haVeieached. a depth;
of 1,000.. feet, in titelfnevi shaft,. and
are-noW ,mitting -statien at,t1)4,t
The ',report -centinuee2that, they ha.,..ve
encint.ered a' new: Veln:,running Pap,
idler- to -the ,south vein and te'.the
• In prosscutting•arthe '3004.o.ot level,
Goodfish 40. -reported to have picked
up the extension of the vein that :was
encountered on the -150. -foot ievei, said
to be . and having.: a
width. of • approximately. Seven •• feet.
AssaYs are: nOw..being -run.
man-froM. that section• who was in
• town today 'stated, that 'this..comettny,
should also, be into,their vein' ott the
69 -foot level within. a'aliort tirne., In
Shalt 'sinking the .company , picked VP
The, workings: _at 600.
feet; .where .the 'shaft is 'bottomed for
he time, are ...alsO.said, to be in ,geod
• •• ••
•
•• • 'The. dope • from Larder' Lake con -
tallied in a .wire 'which states, that on
the.,500-foot level drownReserVe, have
Cut into 'What is belie,ved to be thg,
No, 3 'vein,' Which had faulted . where:
; th
•
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Unger from $13.46 to $13.69 antl Syl- C Wip[EIR F111 , 0111fig
vaults' from $2.51 to $2.613: , •- ' ) ,
Average prices were higher for two ir II n
gold copper stocks,: Noranda rose, from , •
$49.22 to 153.65; and Amulet froth SymptomThat the Blood is
•
14.14 to $4.62.. • • • ••• •
.gpin4,0 t.thue eThin S.,11.0111,(1. ot, be Neglected
trinn poo.447,:niagas Weak, tun-dowp, lacking . strength,
fell energy and'-affibIt1on,brvous sleeP
'frfooft,t'i..30914.
• , oration• less,. poor aPPetite ,••• digestion disturb-
- ed --thee are the. yrepto 0 named
Central Manitoba ,Mines Current by 4,!• great majority, .of people 'Who
.Assets , have been b'epetitted by •tlie, use of
,Prasidept Of •the: •Pr,' Wilifains:' Pink Pilis. These ..tonic
Central Affaititeha,•Minei,• commenting pfljs Correct:,thecendition•deseribed
on the : cOrrOxit• .reSource,s. of the contand.If you have any of these qynip
pany p1rts Oitt that these have beer ,tOme, ,you should give, these
strengthened by the option's4Vela•-dre tra1,, rIlieir great value in cases of
°Grand ,Min.etelietno,Sola'Clainas, which this:kind. is iheivri by the':statement,,
has x,tatte4..:425,600.- cash.. Shitnitei,.,at.,:or: Mrs. .Tancies tibp'e4.,$:,,.
the mine:are. Pufileeient,fet. nearly -11 N S, wio saysI. Was :eonioletely
,year And,aie Valued. at :$1.35466i The 'rundown' in het th; "M blood was
;wan .coperatingon a• hapie new thla' e..nd wtiteryi and My nerves.
exPenses ,bad- that r did not sleep well at night:
Way; he, expected ,to..aceumulate,eaeh.:,1\1C3,7.•appet1t Wa.s voo:r and the 1eat
nicieth front:- now forward, : • " 'exertion left" Me. 66.4 and treMbling.
• Canadi ci S. 17 ••
. an on a ee •• • • • •,
. . when wen out l'Woultl•illave a.
. Canadian bond Sales for the,,:Wee,k 'Vel..3.•!lead:ael'Iel."4" l'It)ulc' Ilave to lie
totalled
'ii, 0,761,00.0, 'of, itiGwn' 48: s'°e4 ...4s 1.• 'get in the licrtlEe
ended July 14t '
' -hi h $8 490000' ' -: A , friend •advised me 't0 ,th, Or. 'Wli-
-A C , , , were corporation :. ,, . 4. .1 '
hams Pink pills: 'I soon found' they
and $271,000t munIcipal issnes. This
brotight- the tetal sales for the :year were heleint,,,re and .by the time 1 sire of the Maritime Provinces to ab, , • * carcass1 bp •
m a rubber so u noi
taken,14,,Sixt. box ftelt like. a .sorlp•many mere British:farm settlers, . , . '.,,,..,...4_; '_....„2 :......1_, 1
with $215833,19.5 in the cOri:esporiding ..")v w.i5inan;7n4iit'r ' v.e enJoYed good '.••.•'. "•••'."- said, thatethe need ' '7,1"""v°. ausi.:. auri!..ciLes
te date to $298;150,621, ap compared- had
British. Settlers
• Below Demand
\.„
,
- •
Ontario and Maritime Prey-
; Inces Make Increasing
: Calls
• .
Quebec. -Canada's: dernand for Brit-
iSh settler; has notbeen met se, far
this .year and by a considerable • mar -
of the Canadian' National Aailways,
gin, declared Dr. IF. J. Black; director
Departtnent .4:migration. and Q0.10n-
. , ..
ization, in malting known; as he sailet•L , :. • , ,
FOR
t A
fiem.': Canada' for: 'England Itilk, 30 ' irk , , • • fac...
aboard , the ',Ounatclor.4.kneenia' that 1 ilLiepertud
1,400, „neW families were Settled on . „,. . .,, .•.. ;,,, , .
fernis,'bY this 'dePartrileat within 411- Firestone - engin' eel's° feimd
,pr.esen't calendar, Year.
Ottawa,•
o irxu. toteof ,orfm: trieura.e, 4c1SatiPal girt
tlie cords of the carcas, as
from. tp.rmers aslci.ng, tot 131'410 farm •,_. • , • •,
workers,' This ,demands, he said ;• was:, tir!C•ll g!Pg41.1-111c415:,'
the
partiCularly. marked •,•in Ontario'. .and; „tread • .• ' '• '
'q,uite. definite_ in thei......Maritirne • proy..', extra sfrength,
'Weds; the.Canadian.:West'beini, also; •" TC) ".Pi.°741-e
Ir, 'need ofinere..workets. • . • stankiPas . APO., *it' *al', '• °ire-
. .
With reference to .the apparent de-' done/ dips .the , cords of the
, ,
• •
period a ,year ago ,and $400,121,826 in health ever si'ic' 'or this reason 1 ivas-InnOk. greater:, there ,ths,a:. last every ;Strand of •every cord,
Can' hi hi- recommend the ' pills to year. • ., , • , .„..... --,, minunuong- ... kternal' . mcbi. n,
• The English-speaking settlerp,brought ,,._i _ ••
AL ..•_i_ Le
•
obtheelint 4trilive;i3J. ..;f6rt thheyr.tiroapYt.i'll:idstiperopv reed. :
out to .Canada by • the Colonization '`'ir 5:7es w9ussueols •
or eswora
hinlillye:;w1;isOcaltyF.i:veisutognhiedlyDserigoesder„ .,
1926.
• 01. the.' total bond sales this year anyou'e run-dOwn or •troubled • With
•$271,278,000, haie. been corporation , • • • ,
l
ed. second with '$49,770,000;41nunicipals 1 Pilis heli '
bolices raiik.1 • Not :Only.: *do Dr. Willipms,. :Pink • the nerves; • ' Their Main
. .
issues, .wiiiie Geyernment
,third with $i6,706,e26 and :railway tanction is to enrteh, and iiiereaSe the
-fourth loth '$9,296,000. . • •• 131000,, and as the blood 'suPPlieft:.the
Massey -Harris . Cotnnany ' earned' w•11°10.b64y,. new .lite is given. tO the
$2 69' • • h i t: . • • 'entire . systems.. • 'Better' 'sleeP, steady
. , • .
dictions, it wag. learned 'Item Dr.,
Black, and they were apparently well
contented with conditions ;they
rental...them. This, he felf,,was,, due t�•
Mee. 'stock.. in...the iiseal Year ended ilerves, imprOved aPnetite,, increased the rigid methods of -selection em.
Noydneff::30.t,h-i,ast;• trieW'of the
,.,70:truit.:10:"Tuotr.*!Me.:BneY.' , ER c54
OF CANADA LIMIT/CD '
• • ELnafibiosi. an. .
'rigor -all these , can be .yoUrs by tak- 'PloYed In' the „w,orlt, of enlisting. these . •
iU • Pills. • Begin settlers. -12bere, were, of course; said
increase 'inTisits: ind the new' con- Wilii:ems•' Pink
• them torday.' . ISelet napAiCine, .1V1t,' Black,' n2few , cases of disappoint-
nectioni made" by...the Company this
year, the report ter /328 shOuld Sh• ow'. ;dealet's. or ,lrY .nlail peat 13ald,:' at ,60 nielit'Over wages Paid M Canadd;'bUt:
substantially better results. If itoth-
cents a. 'bpi. frein The. Dr: •Williains' that: was: inevitable ionpidering the'
large numbe'r.: dealt with.
'The coloni_thation director will ,spend.
several weeks' in preat.Britain,;It
Understood; studying Conditions; likelyi
ing untoward occurs before the har7 Medicine 'Brockville; Ont., .
*eat, Canada will -reap Probably the
largest • crops in its. history. This
would' further, strengthe,n • the handS•
Of--tarraets'-extd-,ettahle,7' greater- ntini
Most AiiPiper'Odines
. BUILDS THEONLY-
J. ,
'L: 11,Ommotid the !.Netion:;and afferetsiminigtation :to Canada' 'next GUAIMIPPED ti•
-.Allielidetiiii--17.(hotifienT,r7"(1VIodern yea,r. He • announced that he .WoUld
was given as 34. feet, shoWing •heaVy •
beta , of t
, w t modern, machineu, so. Vital'. to beanty.ee English tonYns' and vfPagcs,
Made as yet:: . •• •, teye-Wencimie safetY, of agriculturlists hile 'th•e WealthY. will not. Spend
• . . hem to equip •their farms ficieney, threatens • to. destroy the
mineralization. IVO assays nave :been • .• • • . •
• „ • .
Canadtan Situatio'na. puzzle • to,day., .
penny to prevent it). Private-weaelth
New. ,on
' •
ca'nadian txehange situation, the. to -day. looks coldly on•such objects.
A .The new rich in the fifteenth century
New :York 'Times says: • .
THE CIII
,built town chtirchei • ;. the new ich in
BeWilderment • haS• exis,ted in Wall • • .
.• the •,Indastrial Revolution ill as they
Btreet ....this. week over. :the lack •,.oi, • •
... " .. '.••_*". `• • .served,ilthe towns,- kept up the grea
larga'geld shipmentsfrom 'Canada to 'estates: To-daY tlie le.st;:familsr- es-
Suituner: Wheit CttildhoOd
New. York at this tiraa, as a' result' V
the•Tehord •discount' Of 3-3 , of.. 1 per
dent.' On . banatlian; EX.dhange. :': It ,
realized of- coerse that the banks in
1VIontreal,haVe -little of the metal. to
sPare• for 'export, and that..added 'ex-
., . .
Pene'a involVed in bringing. geld here
'frOM Qttawit,,but even So the present
discount.'shOuld be bringing large:anp-,
Plies .•frolit the Donciinion'i• 4, fe*
shininents• have "been Made 'since the
first Of June, bat ,th,e tete", leis .than
$24;00,096, smaller •than Weald
ordinarily come here in •ti :few daya-in
the•fede of "Such an exchange niscennt
as prevails, at present. As a rule the
exchange rate would be steadied , by
the shipment of gold or,..if:that conree
wore not considered desirable by the
'Canadian financial authorities, credits.
would be •batained. :Which Would, dori;
teat the presenrsitfaition... , The
. .
dis-
count is attributed, to the heavy 'Move -
inept'. of. Canadian funds'. td N'ew
b.ased :on the high Money rates here.
:Noranda'S .0te, 'Body •Gtows,.
s,
. me Iter Recovery Up -What
WiiI SeVen, Other,Zones,.
. Show, at:', Depth. :.
• Noranda' management •..ftir,' •Seine
little time ,past . has .been;,:concentrat-
ing on-. proving' the'' dimensions' of :the
No. "II" ore .body,, which,-fteni' being
a, :minor ,grade ore znue ,at Shallow
,-14:;:•,...:644!..,aus ,attained:foreinostrank
.•asnOng' sena) 'eight ore. b,odiee. already,
•opened up 111 the mine. • Proving full
•direensioris is 4 big job,,becanse the
• zone is a big- one, Drilla. from. points
in the shaft and lateral 'workings haVe
.penetrated the. further. reaches 'of ;ore'
east .and west, and' betWeen; 600. and.
700! feet length, mOstlY • in , high.grade
.material has; been. indicated.; 'This is
.the length' ,so far,.'the Width evidently
being :121 feet. :', ; '. "•'..
: 0,,re• from these Vveriting'S is going
• to the smelter. - OffiCials Won't pay'
Whit smelter results are, but the•dellY
treatment ' Is UP' to- 800 tons ,MiXing'
the , 1802 Material ',froin. the "1-1' ore
body' with the general, run Of , Mine
rodks; , which. 'average p '$23 ,per 'ton,.
recovery •in„Opp,er •and'. gold cs:.esti-
'ma' ted _ to be:better :than $30 per , tone
Avhich would. Mean an annual rate of
SOS00;000.-- • . : .• . • • .
, The scoxid halt,of',,flie smelter Will
g� into Operation text • nienth. ' .,
What , Will the "Ir.' ore body 'Show
bolo*. 1;600 feet? •, ' ' . • •. ,.
•. What Will the aeVeii other ore !bodieS
'Phow..betlyNeett .1,000 feet 'and: .600; feet'
'and also belOW' 1,00,0,feet? These aro,
qUeStions' tile lattire will .ansWer, and
the stedk, lwhich Is, now more than
$10 , beloW the recenthigh; Will 'reflect
: .develOpfeente as, they. ate. rebelled,
• '• , Mining' Stock. index , ,• ,
• _ . . .
' The 'weighted 'index of • 'SeVenteen.
'Mining. -stocks computed by :the „pe..-
['Minion- ' "threat' of •tatiiitics on the
• base Of 4926.,--100 was 07.6 for tile
• Week ending ,Itily 14'; as • .COnipared
. 'With 138:1 for thexWeelt.etidittiltilY 6.
Oold eoPper,StOCIta represented by
Nolanda and it..nitilet.roSe from 210,3
to 295.4, ”EleVeri. goldstocks fell ftoM,
108.8 .to -108.5. Fetir silVer atid tnis.:
-cellatiebut 'ett-.Mks•• ,rese :front „85.3 tc,t
95-1, ... ' .!, .. ' .• '
AmOtig the gold the stoc1ks! averaged
weekly. :prices1 'behaVod ni• ielloWs; McIntyre • fell .frotte •$25.0/- to $23,33;
Ooniantinn from .$4,40. •to $4.01, and
•Itirklatid , Lal{P,.;.tlAril $:1.50 to '$1,43.
Devine -rose -fr0ni.,,I8.20 td --,$S.0, ithi-
4-eizziAAAZ.
CASTORIA
Ailments , „Are-. Most ••
Danketaus.'-
, .
TT -Mothers whe keep a box of Daby's lierited that spirit. The desperate ef.,
Own Tablete the .house -Indy feel forts " ,that are needed to save any
that the lives of 'their hittle ones are threatened niaSterpieee, Show hew
reasonably* safe 'during the hot wen; subordinate a place, the:snare Of beauty
ther.' :StOrtiaeh, tretiblen;' 'cholera In 'takee..in....the imagination of therich.
i-antuin and diarrhoea carry off theaf. (Yet an,anonymoun•doncr has given" a
sands of little: oneS.eirery suinmer, ..great.'Suin • "te 'the ..Gliarteellbr 'of :the
tates are passing, and with. them the,
;tradition that preserved these ',ameni-
ties. • The. neWest rich -have-not in -
attend 8, conference -of -ofitcers ef the--
-otganizatien in London It Stead, -
secretary to the ithinigration •secre-
-taraneompanied. him-ahoard -the-
Ausbnia. • . '
• •
The C�1€Bar in South Africa -
ftaor»Econorn1t: All :w.'io are
concerned i e rnianent Inter-
-.eats South . Africa, 4ict1 hot with
the actual, interests .of2an7 givenin-
dustry at :the 'momeut. agree that
IoW -pad, 1ew.staed7
aid,. laber
• carr Y ,Above :it •,a, really healthy ...sot...,
leiY: What •thee? • *Ar,) we to have
,a "White labor"-:Ieliy: .With "calor ,
:bas and:a ..tead, :ousting Of the na-
by. the White; however Inefficient
•
the latter be and. however
efllci-
entthethrrner.? No: °tie iseems able
•
C
: °"Ah; it's.. loVe that inaket the world •
go ,round. • • .• to give a satisfactory answer ; the "
-"`PunIc r. Don't: ,ynit yee!re,,,AuestieWherethe. adeq.ua.te
o.
•
Most, came .becaase' the mother does Kieheauer). Whit Itind' Of• man .dan , supply of, sultablei.. white labot ,
. ,
• not have al safe tredicine :..at hand to he he who 'thinks ;that tlie nation will' '• • 'be ,found, or what • to' be done: with •
Keeping a 1..a.ita of hired Indians
:that his .eatintrY , and the-bentinions at a point be. 'a western railroad to
realized, ,that, hunian nature' being . give travelers' tlieY ..expeet. :the
what it, is, ,parents .bf a nortnallflaf4:West, to be.. seems semething-hke
-
fectko,nate dispositiOp .wihl not 'send turning' :Westward Ho,' into West
-
their. Immature offspring to the-Other,t ward;. Eti,; .
side Of the World., •nor ',Will :children
THAI" v •E s'
,normally be ullin while .still In
theirmo,'Y
teeni, to. say.7good-bye. tci
Man tar' WhOin. ae overseas, • he.na.e' canada. ar!I''."11.-""r'1°;
'11- -0; c:hieart.ges. Head` 0"frooNevi rri "at er' ;"
1."74
-tl1eir speedy added :an • New Ellip1Ik-nt.
homes:,thr• a long ,Period ,of.. Years •and ,
tire that the: fact was faced tliat..fli
and 6• a'r.. ' ynu.
perhaps for- •
• • .
give premptly,. Elaby's..ciwia Tablets be'InuCh•hapPier fifty yeara hence if
relieve these troubles,,or If given oe•-• the national-debt-IS-tieducedby: ten Of
casionahly th the well -child they wilt . twenty and ;that it -will! not
prevent :their .coming on; The Tablifs be much More Miserable Of buildings
are' guaranteed' te, be' lbsolutely 'harm- like the' Voandlieg, disappear, if the.
;squares ;are .htiried under sky -scrap-
ing fiats; if OXford and .04111th-1dgC-3E1,re
.Spoilt and-if.liundiedi ,Ofquiet
villages lose the last Ntestig#: of their
Picturesque and interesting nest'?
less even' to the new-born babe.' They
,are espeCiallY. feed An. slimmer- be
cense they regulate;the„.. beweis and,
keep:. Oa stomach sweet, and • pure.
They are sold by inedlcine, dea,lers :or
by mail at..25 cents' a took from The
Ir ., ,1%,,lediciae :•ircyck-
Natural Resources in the -West
„Emonton Journal '(Ind; Cons)
(Maniteb 'has ComeLto -an. -arrange-,
Worlds Best Enter. ment:Wi h the Dominion Government
•wv • concerning its naturiii resiinrces,•lea4-•
nira WrialPI/byAyirre' • j nsation t
v "A'a gtehttele(iduesAtInerPh .L°•111nJO)et so eager
to. demand cempensaticn.I, What par
-
• .Win • Witness Gretesi long -hoped-for return of, the natural P6ss T1 ,es- to
age. ieref are, •of: cetirse, soLee
Ca• nadiari 'National Exh• ibition ticularly ,appeal s to Alb • erta in 'this
. Enngratton; • the displaced nativee. '
, . 'Marquis Of Tavistock In. the Man-
chester Guardiant; It. is about tiMe
. •
nkt 'he found • MI enever pcssi.to A
not the :rather. scarce trained
.tural worker, hitt the 'Wholly. untrain-
edu ..ban,..dW eller v, ith n , es-ximts
all to cOntrilitite • to: the cost Pkid. a s
and :Nlierbst,o
ver Staed ,
. possessioh Of itSelf,''so that it may
resources:is • the prospect • of."gatting
,
, . . . • • -
',,•• , • Swiyitriling, • Everie
, . •
•-.,9 .wortt .out its own • future on ..its, own
Practically every 'civilized, country responsibility and initiativ'e. .. Hereto.'
of the World will e represented. hi the foreIthas never been mistress in its
Third . :Wrigley ...Marathon. ""Entries Own ,house,, and It wants to, he; Mani-.
-have been redeived. from Australians, • tote, It is true; is- getting'. control 'in•
Poles, Austrians; ' !inns, Norwegian's, the meantinie, With a prosPect, Of -pink:.
Italians., 'Raw,allansl, "..0,erinans. South 'pensa,tion in the end, and if there iS•to.
Afridans';: 5 French, Spanish, '. SwisS, be cOmpensation, 'to, one province it
Armenian. and 'English,' ` TC.,. date 'ne.i Will ,naturallYhe ,hprecedent for 'the
Japanese; • . ChineSeSiamese . nOi..1 others: .: lint% until .further' light aninee,
Turits, have signified their intentio,n On he question, -feeling in :*lberta
,to participate but"even• this' is nottoowill likely bein favor of.a. les S• eDaCt,
!mona,cchthedt,eiieX0veedorty,6:,t,beey.,sii)r.:tzh.01,89tesi•;aoy t .6h t• .r: ' , : tNi ,li 1 oigrit. 11,i) i, au. .Sg ..1, S.. ..ohste'serLtlhettri.s oti:rt. for i f t:iieetpe;;IZei.noa.f,.
+ huge 4 . ' t ' .
w'etld In , this division ; 'of sport;
. . • •
. Adrian ;of, Australin;. coach ",• of : the .. Rubber Wrist watchevare' the latest
famous i'Boy' ' Charlton,'„'. Finlay, of , fad.. on southern betieheS, but it takes
.Australia, 'winner Of the ,King'a ' Cup, 'More' than a. rubber . watch to stretch -
in . England Iii 19114 ; Vierkeetter Of d, tWo. Weeks,',, vacation' bite a month.
Germany, the ''Pr'68ent world'S.• el -taint :. • ' ' ' .4 ' . • •
pion ;" yeang, the conqueror ,of' Cata-
lina; ,"Pliing 'Fish" Summers el CalP
, of France, who twice
.SWitm. the zfiglish .Chantieli Creegan::,
.who holds. the ,I,Itidson •,IIIV•ei• record
-fieM • 'Albany tO • 'YOrft,,'• 156
Miles ;.' and i•Core,S1, ,of. otherS' Wile,
yltile net so • famous,. have all • wan
nOteW,orthy• &Vanning, 'events that
galled ,for sPeed,ttild endurance;
Vierkeetter's tebuhles, • '.dattsed '10Y
the apparent inability of hiS
EtiCh Bitranehee,...,to..,haxe-his-Aca:ve
..a.b.Se'nee exten,deti..:taire .noW been
*ettled and ' *ill ' defene:hls • title
against the -greatest:field' 'competi-
.tora e,Yer., gotten together.- lie is. not
worrYing *Unduly ,and •Sais that 18
milei quits hiin"equallY as well as a
longefffintanee,` lie is in a wender-
fal,nottdition and Should repeat his
victory Of . last year reCord.litile;
,breetling is the `art of show.
Ing men, by extermii signs, the in1er.
nal regard ' w • have foi"them, It
..nrises frOrn., good sense, :Unproved ,bY
ronyeiaing With good .ceinnank,
Cato.
Let -,`Mitiarcre Linlinent Selleve Paln.
•
tO We, men alld'W011l en,•• .Who• tc;Itresal alcigW1,1;cti• Alberta •
, , ; .. f!III . Avg:, West". °
train-
ing. • l'hey• are the ; real problem,
ends' t ' b • Dept 10-.. AI
. . , : ran s,: , but ,, , , Calgary, ,ta..' • '' '. •
Make Satisfadtory
,
there .are :thousands, . perhaps • 'mil; ; • ;
lions,. of ethers :.:Who enly need train:.
and ,it isso.mething'-of a mockery 01
talk abont•eppettinitie,F.everpea:n and ;
the cty of tbe porninions 'for. settlera !.
-tor iti,ng'.as: then' case' is ignored.. ••• . 1
, Little. did the barefoOtThe'y 'Of only '
a . f,e'w years ago shying scalers over '
the Mill pond realize that he Was de- i
mOnStrating, the 'basid;' elenielit• of the
IModern' airplane.. -- .. ••• ' ' ' '.. .
*hen, :, tile' traiii ‘...eineiged -at ' last!
from :the . tlinnel '.the.2 YOU.tig :hovers
looked flushed and happy, , "Thai tun-,,
ne1,7. 'he Said, ."deSt,. E'20,04.0" , • "It
was worth it all,", she Whisperd: •••
MInard'i Liniment-L-Univerial remedy
h
•
0 •
PHILLIPS
f4AGA,4,.."
,,,s4; •
For Troubles
due to Ado..
INotor,s1100.
• AC1080
„,k,,urreust4
H EADAC.11
GASES° NAUSEA
Many Peelle, two hoars after ,eat -i
Ing, Sufferindigestion as they- call it.!
It Is untially oteess (7orreCt
with an alkali. •,The best way, the
hartnless and: efficient • war, 191;1
of 'Iagnesia. It has re-,
Mained• for ta ye.ar8 •-tho standgrA
with 'physkians..• One spoonful. in.,
water nentrulizos many HMOS '.1(8 ,
volume In stemach arid, aM1 nt obee,4
Tlf
8.Ylil1A0 d is a p'pear :it five: Mtn-
,
, You will nevOr use ,crude methods
when you know this ,bet ter mottled.
And yon.,:,.vin never Stifferfrom•eitv.?s•
acid When you, prove 'Out ,thei
PleaSe _do ..that --for •own
• rie stiro.io genuine
1 ilk • 'ofAonsta Preserlbed,
60 oy-(11,1;
• •
Vatation !
••When you are goint. on 'vaca-
tion ialte.a;bottle ofMinards
•along, ,yop'11-noeq it for suti:
• burns, bites. etc.
OMAN SO
SICK COUL
NOT WOR -
Helped by Taking Lydia gs. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound
•
Grainland Sask.-"1 aol Old that
I heard of that good tydia E. rink -
hint's Medicine and, '
1 will not be with -
Get it again; 'I was
so Sick thatI could. •
not work at aliand;1
could tot sew „on .
talliientintaoellidinem,014
rink- ,
hg TVi
Comi•ound and now
him telling alt •of
tily. friends how-,
rood& is arid.'" will
answer all letters F,get from women., .
ALtitii• Graiwand,
•egeess. .1)(,,ttie, .
. • ,
•
tt,111 eirtigAero, s u
,