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Surplus Her4s
for f ar North
Transfer of Buffalo to great
• Slave Lake to„Continue
Indefinitely '
ROW tO•Jaite-:'.' eare of the' „natural
'itierease 'of •Genada's ,.buffalo'
• !vithieh is 1.000f. streng, "is:beconiing
Serinim probleni. ZeolOgICAI gai'0446
•;'talte, nfew bhion, biit the .market, fc,ir
,.,inick speciinenS isiextremely: limited,
and. the G(iv1IirncI1t. lierd h5indrbas:
Ing at an ,alaitatag rat. It Jia been
•',.2;flecided therefore- to :ship...the4iiirnals
In • large'!'ntimbera.:•frern, the...bullet()
at•-\lenitivirigh* Alberta, ..to the
forest :Wilds of the Far -Nprthi. A
• reeSrit-bulletin of the; Departnmni of
pettiral-•11,e'sonreek• at Ottawa . a1ied6
• light'on the. Amblers,- •
In 111,7 according - to.;
• Ottawa linlletin, the 4•Canad1an •GoV.,-
.;ereinent. ace:0.04'4e' nueleaa of :;its•
•.Pfokent .herf,tif"-hiOn; and 'encloeed
• ' the .aniniale in a fenced area 13 by
15 mileahi. extent • near •Wainwright.
• Afterward, hi, order,' to cope With the
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growth (4 the herd, It was decided- to
• ' transfer as many as,pos,sibie to Wood.
fluff1le Bark,..in-the forest fastnessei
•• of the Great Slave'Lake region.' Now
• there'are.about 9,000 buffalo ;at Wood
Buffalo Parit'‘and about 5,000 left. In
tho fenced park near Wainwright It
, has been :depided:thaCthe :pao`ving of
tim anitnals t� tho•Par .North will have
• „ to be continued indefinitely:' • • • ! fiy
. The story ,ot how Canada has thew.
.. sands, of buffale,,..wliile..:the • United
1. Otateevirtually has none,, begine ,in
1907, when 'the ..opple. remaining; sPeCi-
, lens' of *On were in •the pesiesSion
,ot. .a • man in Montrida, named
• Pablo'swirct totaled 706: He Made,
an offer to the : Up.iteir Statee Govern -
int,! but Waahi,ngtoii. wae..slOW; to
tako actlon. ,Ia 'the „.ntearittine,' Sir.
''then Prime nMiniater
'otc4n4.dg,•leartied of the •bion herd
and thought It it woaitt be a iihe thlng
to (Aiwa It for cp,i4da,...:00.,..thilt- the
' historic which had ',played
such a large 'Part in the';ploneerlife
'of the Whole- continent,Lnaght he,pre:
nerved; 'fOr.'' PoSterity. Accordingly 'be
, authorized an: offer to .Pablo; which
• the, latter. ttc4epted. The r'danadian
GoVerbtrient agreed to ,pay 050per
• buffalo for 'the efittre.'herd.' It -took
Pable•three years to.rOhnd up ;alt 'the
; Anintals. and: shiP- thein.,,to EdMenten,• .
' Alberta,. -!••••' '
• •-•VoW.;,the +broil:ern, Seems to be .to
7 *event the; ..herd'S;,:bicerning ;too
.•,nUmeroUo,:.The...';* transfer to, Great
701aVeTbake,conauitg.0,,ifi4.4.nitgly,s_wiii_
. ' mean a iarga 1 Tierd•.roaming, 'through
,iindeVelOPed :country, fer '.the entree:1e
• tbriVe .there, in company. •a: 'OW.
"woodland tine" :buffalo .whieli have
,•never :quite 'disappeared. •
'Ord Will. Outdo .
st 20 Y.!:ars in
ext Five, He gayi
.Streeses Value of •Men Over
50.-Regnrcli Profits as
'.Trust From Utibiic
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Detroit.—Henry For -4 :exPeet..o to do
more -in the next five years than he
hai-in,theLlait twenty-heltold visitert
who came to congratulate him .tipOn
sixtY,fifth annivergary. Atkr... 'Ford
was in optimistic rn.(,*(1 antPmade it•
dear that that he, had not yet 'fehrid his
•• "age limit." •: ' :
Mr: Ford believes the judgment and
experience of men' over 50 are eosen- I „
tie]. • . "You take, all the 'vxperience!,
' • and judgment of men, over 50 out of:
the 'world and there would -riot' bo'
enough left to run it said. . •
"Youngsters • have their place anif
are ,necessary,'hut the Vicperience and'
judgment_of,,men over 50 are what
give purpose and meaning to younger
.then'S .efferts.
Mr.' Ford spent the. day as be spends
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Baby has little.upseis at times. .All
your eare cannotprevent them... But
you can he prepared....Then;.Year. can
do. What auy.experioneed nurse would
do—what most 'physicians *Mild tell
you to :do—give •a feW.clitips' of :Plain
:easteria., No sooner done than Baby:
is soothed relief :is:, Nit •a Matter of
moments. • Yet. Yeu prve ()aped, your
Child without use of a single'4oubtfut
drug; • CaStoria Is vegetable. So •It's.
safe to use as'often as an infant .has
anY little' pain you cannot pat away.•
And it's elWaya reaay fortheierticler'
pangs of.colie,,,Or Conittipatr6n, or %dial':
rhea; effective, ton,- for older !ehildren:.
Tiventy4I've iiilhihii bottles;.. Were
bonght .1aSt. year.
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CASTORIA
rEclucattonal'
Conservation
Jack Miner: Calla Attention to
'Great 'Wealth of Ontario's
Northland and Her,Lakes
$100 frO'M Totrriat.s, as
Good as $100. from
What
Wheat Shipiiea Out;
Game:and FiSK COnseryation.',
National
Jack Miner •
' "Since .inakipg the: Staternent•In a•
fernier •artiCle In the *Tort:tote OlbOe,
that I etbod ,for edupatiettal conser
vation, my Mail 1i&f3 beep -heavy with
te9ueSta foi,a•full.explanationand in
brief.'l will 'say that during the: last
fifteen years 1 have been .leettiring I
have no doubt .spokento EC mililon or
mbre. seheel, children in. North' Am,eri;
ea,..te" 'Whoin t. have etriPhasized-the'
itenortanee:'of:c.iitillding bird ' houses:
1 1 can get a •child to bnildia bird
house. he. will naturally erect' sane Ono
a pole, and that boy .or girl at once
becpmea a., Coneervationist •.More-
over, he beeenae's a better citizen be-
cause of the love kindled In his .heart,
,He. certainly will not kill the'bird tht
is'going .tonest in a house that he has'
made, ner. Is he ;likely te-'alloar. any
other person:to destroy a bird in -his.
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"This 1 call ''educational cOnimiya-:
tion t Biit we ;•inuit not lose .sight of
the fact that we have got to ;have
laws•; ----and strict laws—for experience
and persona/ observation have tnught
me that kindness without firmness Is
a total failure.. •And we ' have got -to
havequalified gattio warden to to' en-
•toree these. law's.. There hi a emelt
percentageles's...than live per cent -
who are ciutlaw,s, atid.thia. ainan per-
centago 'of people easliy can Upset
what las been 'aceompljshed by the
'Majority: of People:,
"Too; many citizens look ,at 'censer,
-vation7as-merely-a-sitiartsinall'O-tre:
pdaition;'''When the fact or the 'Matter
Is it Is one of '.:Ontatie's bigge.st. as-
.s.etsL.BetweetI..Bitdb_ury al,t(t•pott'. jJ
liani there ..are thousands o square
miles of 'territery, which has '• been
BM=
01410•ONT
THE greatest and most thrilling sport-
ing spectacle in the,wOr d will.be
the 3rd 'Wrigley Marathon. From the
• one and a. half miles a. Canadian
r
UII
ands will Vie* this gigantic .speetacle of ,Dimgay and H.M. Royal Air
Internationally : famed . ,and ; Force Band (Englaid);:tx;'.
English Channel Conquerors ' striving hihib from nearly every coun-
for. the •
World " Championship laurels IrY; 2.'Ycnce ExhibitioO
• •• . • . Chorus; World's Lar A
and the '$50 000 purse. • lies gm'
. .'Cultural Show; an TAmaur
To. w,tness a ,Wrigley ,Marathon is to Oritness Sports Program • rivalling an
: a world spectacle that. may 'never be repeated' :olympiad; , auto •.racCis on the
- in iltis•'couniry. Be sure to tee the Big Swim - Eft:steal dirt, track in Air:erica; ,
year—twothis Vents--Vitednesday • AUG. first Showing,1929 molor cart,
2.91h for women; arid Wednesday, , SEPT. and. feature after .feature every
' • :5th; for lx,Ph.jornen ince. . our o. •
7 hour every day
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. • Send for literature describing the entire four- .
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teen -day ; (.olden Jubilee -Year, Canadian
' National Exhibition- Toronto, Ontario. ' ' •
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' T1-101v1AS BRADSI-lAW. , ' 111. W. WATERS
President , - / Gersend Manager , .
'moat days --in making the 'rounds -of . • ' '
;his various. Planta in, the le;•iroit area, '" • • , . •
and Otherwise concerning himself- jn ` •
the activities of his interest:4..11er°.
Some onejtaked Mr, Ford how much
• money he. 'had'. lost -itt making • the
change froM..the'hiadal 'T. to the model
A car. . '
' "Whb said 1 had IOSI 'anything?"
he cotinter,ed, ) • ' .
;."We loee what tiofvet, belong
,tte ue;" tie went on. .,41110.prnrit$„41%,
. made on 15,000,000 niod 1 T ears. wai•::,
. not 'Our nieney. The. public •paid it to
us; .
' The fl1(}11e prOliIil rarni 'fq`inn. tfie
poeplO .811(1 wO look•tipi'm them siMply'.
'• an. a ...i)tibric:,crust Whiich must • ‘ptit
• ha.olc the 71).:1:nufactiire of'..Ooere:
„. thing titat.:Will.lio,10. 01(.11 arid vonieit.
to live better' ..and 'mot-0 onujOliNiv
• liteS,";•
• A • ,
A. etjt1 p1 col; t.li(1071,fg op a ,Nite1i't108
'trip', through Scotland froo 1100! ly stop-
• , tied Al, sarall farnilin'usys, tor' a tit ink
• or mitts', 1110 charioi for which',
wns ,tritrOnye. 8 ilia 4(1 fl1dtl13oitO,
Iiittlay tiryfzir wr,2•'N •
.Irtil!.!1`;"`: rertelvert'.1.1:y itrit,c;v
Tliongly die- • talk 'ti•J,rii 110
▪ nr.nrfbi 1.0p•p 4c.4Wan 11'
.IHOd, With lOtol 14 'ail M4)1)11,1(14." a'S 1
,
iliO linproliriely or. laryirlir, and irolling
on roteli• a I10 'rho ytOMIX wOro
nhTnTl i(r 1.1-mr „..h. .1m) Hilly 31 0011
Iiio mornari, interrupted aridariol.c licr
'inorrning clear. f'N'a. 410," H110 cried, '
brook SaNylra 1 0 foie
titan sixitoliq,
itt
011 seod ,vlitql•...ThVvry
oolor, 11111 IpSir." ("ro'fonit•r"P.1.,i'
1'1N111)110i f virsioim 1001elyig
3011+--c1oyur follows, :,ultsto" T ,
Ontario Agricultural C
GUELPH
SEND, YOUR BOY TO THE OAC.
1,(,,the Farn, Boy if 'otters ri.trainitii that will better Ili him
for the Occupation. of' Vanning and for 'Citizenship.
F()i%It. 813Ait coultst
Iae.alling to Op. Degree of Bitehelor 'of Science in
. .
. Apicultute. •
lAYO VEAR COlJILSt ,
Loading to the ..gisociate.D.ipkoind, •
SII010 CatiltSES11 -
MiTri"'" n Live Stock tin(, Cmp ,
Poultry 1in13171 1-Iortaculture, Dairying, Bee.
F4III)ENTS. 71/11i: YE1 Cotligt1:1'
litisbandry,,• 11 1(1 Husbandry, lIo,rtiqui-
Drainage, ItTtrrri a 911g.
Specialize in :tile' Thirt and Fourth Years in
'hire, ..•D a i i•y , .13te-itee in n g, or }my „ine, of, tbe .
Se,ielices br 8ktvriology, Botitily, Cherulitr' or '
..
Eiit(linoloor,, ',• ., ..., , *,_
...., ... .. •••..
)P COUltSt. i : -
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'Jilt, to,titi ceysi, for. lioard aml Roofil and Tuition •
Fe., s for Pirkt Year." ,„ittl(1•011y) (1).0,s.110t,,qe,evci
i.
.Ast,i, for College Calendar 1.)esc11p1ive .ot Various (*oursos.
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(1, 1,(111,11.1$,TiEr B.S.A.,..D:SC., A,,,ISI. P()ItT,Y.IR.,.
:Presidelit„ '• Rpgistrar.
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stripped Of its: valttablettlinber, and at
present practically good only for min -
Ing, ome, 444ting PAct•Aohin.g.., 11:9,
State in .the United States or Province
in, Canada hap such, a vast sports -
mane. paradiSei and if, we will take
thp wolves out and let the, deer in-
crease, not only by the actual money
!paid out for licenses," but that left in
the country by, tourists and '1Innters,
. give, a bountiful return: Stopand
thlnk..er,tild'''different todristsi
leavootnento,,C4--rallwaye,. gap istatiOns,
hotels; 'stores, taxiS,„.boat 'fares, rent
of, ceittages,';'rents.er,hoatP; and;'nlost
en'etiuragink7 Or: all, ',the.. Money he
would leave with'. the kilides• and •• set -
"I stilt' stand for raising the, bounty
ufl wolires.. and at the same time raie-
ing',hunterse license , fees? to,
IPOOt• the extra beMaty.,paidt • ;Get'Ahe
. wolves mit: Pf. the.'con,atrY, kiloW deer
4z) increase' and thus' bring more: tOrti,
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.ists. to • Ontario': We all know that
,$.100 ;;hrottght in by tourists' has just
inueh PurchasinepOwer 'as" 1.(ifrtitre-•
!ceiVed for., Wimat; shipped Det"S
get together and; educate ea:ch.:ether
hoW to make' Our lakes worth more. It
Was told by one •Oi wpatonia'a•
ailment officials' that lakes in Witi-
. .
consin and Minnesota were more valu-
able to these States through •Money
brought in than ' the same area' of
cleared 'agricnitnial, 'land, and :we all
know these States border herder :on 'Ontario.
Such being the. case, .what .is the
yalue, of our lakes,...wItich'..up ;to the
present time are tree Of pollutiOn7 '
"Think it ..over. Don't let us get
gether ". to 'talk laws.' • Let . OS get to-
gether and '110 Something.'.."
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THE UNTOIJCHED MEAL!
People Who Go Hungry With
Food on ,the 'rabic
, "I simply cannot eat." Actual
tragedy 18 suggested by these
words, Fp) often heard, because ef
appetlte the,beginning of trouble
that. ecterter or tater reyeWls. 'itself • as
indigestion, nervous dyspepsia, with
violent' i.j911:44.ehei' and other oeriOno'
.0YMPtoins.., Loss. of appetite, .whether
laatt •itYniptout *You.
'tittre'.not•ignorp, If you nitich "silt"
re, .4;17444 tnlitil; c '''Ikleed thO.
:3ecret Ot. keeping lieeP..up
'the finality Of, the blOod,- BY enrich,
ing and• phrifYing the blood 1)r. Dr: Viij.
liaryis. Pink' ;14111B. Supply.. strength to
.the ,egfeebled .6.rgeos or digestien, "and
.0nahleHtherta tO digest* thoroughly the
'feed ,eaten Witheut causing. pain or
iiietress';,;,:-1::roof • ;f Is given k by
Mr,\V(ihiarn 11. kany,•.Kingstep,i'.o.nt.,
cannot- reeciraineilel Ji
pinlz Pills 'too highly, I had..,
been.'bethered With 'indig.estion in !a
chronic form for. •almost ten yea i:'.
Dverything weal!' eat would turn
Oeur.. 1 feitas though,there. •Was a. hig'
ball fa- stomach all the time.
felt *tired :'arid weak and would often
tarn dizzy,: I doctored and tried many
medicine speriditig;nianY: many dol:
larS, but to:no ,avail. One dayl heard
a lady; praising Dr. Willianis' Pink
f decided to, try, them. 1..ain
more than glad Mild lot soon I found
re, , and after taking' the pills' for
couple or months the trouble had did-
appeared,•ami now I.can 'eat ,aii kinds
. ong :0. 1001 /or *rood. and 'have. again my old tirne
' health and etrength:". 7,
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Sitmerion • Ladies of '4500
- YeOrS ; Ago '..1--lact.Little to
:Learn:About jeWelry.
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Lonclort,-The tr,easorea
f4ie,CliaideeS,..fpund 1):y C. Leonird.
.Woe'le.y. • and h4ea;seeciates,have hen
Planed on. exhibitieh in EnTand for
-the,-.11rat•tinie and are
online interest at the ,British
Arobng '.,visitors .,:.arnagernept • at .the
art
general, • and:genie visithig
have remarked ..that • the. •present age
"ha's•little thiS.resp,ect. to teach, the
Sumerians.,•.• ••!` . • •
;The •c011ectifirt,' includes.. the heauti•
helmet 'ef Ring, Mes-Kalain.,Dirg
and the' headdress o .Queen
Both are,' of geld:and !eletilsitely
fashioned. exhibite 'shoiv that
tYPtnen's,..,hair as then then., Worn coiled
lnto,a_.bna
number '' Of ,•vanity_3.30.70iii:_nOt greatly
different . from,. those sold to -day in
Bond Street and Regent 'Street:-
• A''weithan's .-cloak • beronging. to : the
.queen -gives of 'fashions itt
that It is headed.garinent
,opening On •the right ...aide:: and With.
a/fringe'ef , bugle' at •.the .bot•;'
tzi;whieb- are fastened. gold rings'.
it Wailheld together by • a, large. g.O.1d.
pin." • ' 7 • `', •
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. One twist Of tee:hien In ‘•the Ponr,P;e
of time shown 'by:the !tact: that
earrings were ' .-the",ear y days • a
. . • -
male, faishion, and twine very fine
specimens are shown. There are ,altio'
A. *anther •et the :geld and silver ma -
cots 'Which were fastened' to chariot
hartiette... Mot .the 'rionreyal'
leas shown date from !the, Sarganid
Pee ,.."ahout 2700-2600. 'TheSe•
'itga,'-hrgeeTirts:Titrid4roi4l
.y
,Stly Made, gold.',' ' •
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LEA INFA
•Chcilera infantum is one of the fatal
ailments Of childhood: a:trouble
that corries',ep especially
deririg the summer :Months,' 'a.tul un
leas ;prompt ,itztfori is:taken the little
one may soon be beyondnid.• Baby's
Own Tablets are an ideal medicine in
"warding tiff thie trouble, They rein,
late the bowels and sweeten the etbm,
act), and • thes, Prevent the dreaded'
summer complaints. ,iTheY are an .ab-
soliitely safe medicine, 'being .,guaraii-:
teed to contain .neither opiates nor'
narsotics Or other .harmfal' drugs.
They cannot possibly. do harm—thev
always do goad. Tho Tablets atbe Sold
by Medicine dealers or by mail ,at 25
cents a Mk ,.from The Dr.,Wililams
Medicirio Co..; Brookville, 'Ont.
The Nightingale
,
ljarkl hew thmtigli trimly „a melting
. note •, , ,
„
" She noW prolongs her
Mow sweetly. down the Veld they
float! ••
the breeze; their magic Paili attends;
The stars ohine out; the forest bends',
. wal(cful. heifers , .
1)11d1 let •the at ,eve,
„ Time wanderiek all alone',
Thy -*tender, coiltisel aft rapaive;
1)0(1r -witness ta thy pensiVe,
'And pity 'nature's 'ca'res,
' ' Till I tailset my own.' - •
• , Alfenaltio,
t -
Custom in li,reig
Cincinnati Custom Is
:..WItat-nnr1ctv,l'trs'srf Ifirprobor-fm-lirtrc
,io appear iii co-tuna:try w ith ids sua-
1,01(10'S slteWing and perftwtly primer
fo. Lig Ayfre td, ro 01.011114 with hor
w„
• PattiC;rtr Thiffilo sum .•
:';')*c•s, ant ' doing
Wt41, nv.,,,Itc,
triakeo Plettli'vti for them' 'I'airiter:
'"Witit,,ine, 14'14 thtej Ito, 1
1)it•rtIrrOrt
ribirot‘tholitl” •,'
'Se• nd for These -Health Boek*....,,
'Lliwo Useful .booke,-"Diilliling the
,
Elleod,'! and -"What to Eat and How
AO Eat,"'Will.be gent free by Tha, pr.
Willianne • Medicine Co,, . Brockville,
Ont., if. You meption this paper. .
Di WilliamS' Pink pine: are :Sold
by 'all dealers' in Medicine Or will be
sent by Mail,' Peet; pasid,, on receiptof
price 54) cents, Per ,box... • '
Sun-Bath_Cures,
. In Extremes Lead'
o Serious Illness
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Sunburn in Moderate. Cases
• Has..,GOod:Valtie AlthoLlgh
• . ",.Care .8.1ibuld.:-8e Taken •
has been so inforessed with the 'value
and necesisty of sun lath In pre-
. • • •, • . , .
.v,ention and: cure. of ..,illness' that peo,,
pie in some instances,- hate. gone, to
extreniee and severe'. sunburn •have re
suited," Says a, bulletin issued, by the
.T.Y.S:".Public Health _Service.. • "Several
cases . et, pet -Sena • who have 'beeome
quite .111 following •exteatiiVo'shnhurns.
have been .reported recently • to the
Publie Health Service:,
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- "Su nbuyer lavgareas of the
body zn0 be is Serioustasburne from
Other , causes. ' Sunlight is ' of
'great ilierapentic VOW, to children
and aduitie expognre, 65 the "powerful
violet rays:should be giyealn the pro-
per dotee. Exposure idiotild be :grad-
ual Or 'sunburn Will .reselt.. At first.
tbe ,habY. 'cir should he given di
reef, ,suilight for, about" ten Minutes!.
reir 'iiittY„...be,„„incretised4roM
three, to 'live minutes dally Mitil the
child., receiYeerttniroximately .one hour.
In the .inerning and one; heur.1n the
afternoon.. • This,' will': Vary in • some
casee;'depending :on how the eitin•re.
acts. . For.. adulte, the initial exposure
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may he'longer and the Increase larger
each, day;
; cage sunburn does occur It
.stieulil receive .prOmpt, 'and,. 'careful
treatment , The folleWhig.treatrnent
has ,been:.fotind.effeetive: Take. ode
-
half a 'pint et: hot water and 'Stir. into
It ,a level tablespeOngui of boric acid
powder, then add tiventy drop's' of
Carbolic; acid .and "shake: ,well,, .The
oblation shotild,be :dabbed on.the, in-
flamed 'skin IVitti a small piece' .cot -
ten or sprayed on with an atoraizer.
It • should not he. rubbed intO the akin:
It 'can be ,applied every half hem' if
nec'essary,If .no • medicine, is. airall-
ble,.cold compresses :will give relief
to badly ,bitrood, ,ar'eas,"! •
Maid: "The furnittire nian lttare:".
liAistressti !WI) 808 him .in ininitte.
Toll ',him to. !lake eitair."'", Maid: ;'•'l
11.1(1,• but , lie' Said he, Wotild start
tlie piano anfl.,railio!!' • •
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Britons.$moketesfs
Out Eat More Candy
Englishwomen, However, Are
Cutting Down on Sweets
and Taking : to ,
'Tobacco
The t;a.de PaperS::Pf','Engligh gen:
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factiopery .and.tobacco manufacturing
show. by. ststiatiel)•,-that, 'Eztgliehnlen
are, eating more candy casdy and kin -1441g
lesati While their oVernen are :Smelting
fiva:eating less candy:' "
.The causes were debtlted, in Len -
don , recentlY at a.ieOnfectionery • ei7;,
bihltign:' 'Organized .2.0Y. the., Pigauf-1
taring:ConfectIoners' 4111anee; heldat
' The situation- had ,become
serious, the head.of 'Ole.. firm Said, be-
cause "while girls had gfineOlf f3vireets.
thio deficit. in consiimption has: not
„been, Made' 'tip. by the men. SinolOng
kills the taste: fOr: sweets, and sweets
Ittils the cravirig for SznOicing;.". • 1?-Ve
are •not. interested 'Men
will return .te onioking.' 'Oui• problem,
Is hew to indreaae the. consuMption Of
'sweets 'among Wetnen.". •
, Another, on being 'asked to, account
for the change in the •habits of tho.
sexes,,, said: , ; . ,
"The War Caused it: The 'thanufae-
thring of tonfeetionery wCri cut dpwln,
that •of. tobacco was increased.. Cigar-
ettes .Were plentiful everywhere. The
best sweets sweets then made were -sent iCr-
tlie front. In the. trenches invoking
was very often forbidden, but the
men could .all occasions the
. . •
milliOns'or pounds or sweets..sent over,
While, tbe -women, over there end at.
home : began, .t6 ansteke because. they,
'considered it ,morp keeping, with
their war Werk than, nibbling:sweets,
,The men. brought back the:habit with
thezn,,with'a particular taste
rnIflavors. '-
.,
"You !ettn.'see,thein' chewing 'toffee;
nowadays .:at horse •". and ,',greyhound.
'races; When. they want. etreogth of
roind for a difficult 'niblick, •they•again
chew ;toffee,. for the office, there
is. Mani. a 'inan' tO.:day'*ho keep a.•
hag et sweets beside Win ;on. his desk
in .the' City. Sweet -eating has, AOY
Titte7atrnibilatedr7tobeeecr-..-cheWing.7in
the 'lower classes and snuff-taktrig itt
the upper,",'
Renunciation
•
You would renounce the fabled "•sea,
Porego adventu,re and abide
1,nicioumnpeFeotiiceatfehidg;1/4t.'eantaYliseirde.." '
Youproffered twice •yOur allant
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And left your freedom at py feet,
And planned a chlorless career
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ed the metribership yanks °at the Al,
bcrta•Wheat ' Peril last, year, 'rhe.t.
popular Prince owns .the E. P. Ranch,. ,
Which is located -West oCHIgh `River, ••
'Alberta,: • • •
,T•ust recently 'another' British noble
ifia signed an Alberta Wheat Peel
Contract.. •This •personage George„
:Bridges Harleyi! eighth .Baron •of Rod-
ney, ' who! operates ,,a thousand acre
farm east east 'pi EdMOnten, ' •
In 1918 Lord Rodney and hie wits' •
•Came to Canada. • .Oxi;their 'arival. in
Edmonton they hired .out as man an
employees of a.bachelor farmer
near Fort Saskatchewan, While Lady...
Rodney did the :cooking, her husband
worked as, a hired' Man. • For a: whole „
Otnnmer they cooked slept and Work,....'
ed fre ,m
few years later Lord Rodney. bought
a farm in the .distriet and has: Since
increased its size to -a thousand aci•es..,
He is: a: real farmer and One as 'hard
as Most of neighbors '
• .
Another Bi peer who' jo..a mem- ..• ,
hey' of the. *heat Pool 'is the:i:Puke
of Sutherland,The 7;000,acre..SUther-
,land-farm-at--,Broeks,hae-Llieen;.,4-elfer..'
A•PO`cri, eontract'for hinnber f3T
The 'Mike 'Satlierlai:ds. fa.rin' at
,i31,0016 one' Of, Nile,' show
that ctlitrict.' Jim land irrigated
and the: 'feria .beautittil-With iarge
greveS.2Of trees..
Alice. (ac...idlyr "I hear that yoleve
accepted Jack, 1,seppose he neiet told;
You•he proposed to mer ...Ethel: "No,
not exactly, Ple merely said that he
-had ,done a let-eNilly thipg,s befefe;
meeting Me. But didn't ask 'him
What they were" .'
'T.1. •
••• •
- • In s.ome. inglorious. retreat!, , •.•• •
Because I love yen foolislily;'
bid you musebe" Wise .
I' could not bear the, daily fear
Of anguish de:Wiling in your eyes.
Because I loVe you all toe
. I shake my lead make yeti geo',.
give ..you to .the, seVeh seas—
Perhaps I! shall not lose' you _so!
, • • . --Alieeperter,
The Color-• Problem in
South. Africa
. , • •
. Round. •Table .(London): The na-
.
Smite Africa will slowlyjerie.
ra eno e nigher ran .Thk'r7O a or.
.aaci. establish it, equality .Of
oconomic OPp-priiinity With the ;white
man There are ,inany fear
and
and oppose the 'doctrine Of !ecthicrinic
eipiality, 'ter theY :see, in it the 'road
to Secial' anct7political. efinalitY—nOt.
In - the Immediate futpre, perhaps,not
.for .flee or 'ten :generatioese put, in
the end inevitably. , With social
equality the.V see the extinction Of. the.
white race, .With,political equalify the
disappearance Of white ideaie
They fear that flVe. hendrttl years ;
iroM•' boy,/ Johns'tort's
ifrophedy May:have juStifled itself' and
It Mai lia.ve been, shpWn , that the...
calanizatroa of ,Africa by, alien peo
pies proance-'a • cOsipteibise—''a dark;
'skinned fate -With.. a white.,:man.'s fere-
tures and a White man's -brains," ' ' '
But 'what :the dim fut4re,riniy hold no.
one eitii tow usefully "predict...
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