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JY DL £J. iVIIDDLETON
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71, Hew -0-TA 111Kze, •C`a.a&
ilve hundred Mud 'obaohii'b ena
thein two hours 1 the cat eh announced
by the Anglo-British•Canadian Com-
pany, Limited, which organization is
now prosecuting the ,ellark fishing in-
dustry in the gulf of Georgia.
Much has been done in recent years
by the Dominion. Experlinental Farms
to increase the Production of eggs laid
by varying breeds. In the eastern
provinces many hens are now laying
from 150 to 250 eggsannuallY, while
0
.Provinelal Illoard of Health. Ontario•
ar sudstoton wtu b4 glad te- allSWer,qhestlena oie Patine Health 'as 124
jp tees througi this eolunixe , Address him al thio kNiiisinent 11111411,
. Teronto.
11111151Voia Ilk vs, vs -j.11, mow las iss 11161
'Whatever the tendencies of. mod-'
• ern la,usiness and industrial nietheds-
• are, one thing is certain, the hearts of
' the people are right. Ali the profiteer;
ing, labor .disputes and social unrest
••that we see to:day, are annateirel cen-
ditions, disliked by eVerybody.
Broughtjnto being largely by the
location of the whole world dur1Tfl
the •years: of War; these sedial ab-
nennalities -Must ,pass away. They
cannot possibly endure; thy 'will not
telerated •by the' thinking peoples'
•
of the' earth. 'Profiteering and labor
'disputes wb:rk tovirarda destruction,
but the 'World wants neryiee. e Every::
Where we go this idea of beinref ser,,
*4 vice to Our felows is gaining ground.
it. What a splendid exampie,•of , this ia•
'afforded by the ROtary Clubs, ,,new
organization whiCh 'already has jump-
ed -into the lorefrent of the fight for
• human hapiness . and betterment.
These splendid clulis are now formed
, in Most Of our large towns and cities,
• and as their watchword is'"Service,,"
no.drons'or lazy folk are admitted to
membership. You must be a worker
or you Stay outside. Even after join-
' ing, if you .fail to attend the regular
• • meetings or take part in the club's
activities, eut-you• . •
•-:Tlese clubs being non••seitarfan, all
• the most energetic men in the cam -
inanity are. eligible for .inembership,
and rarely is there any worthy Cause
•ef" that fife Rotarians Will not endorse
and help forward by every meana in at Indian Head, Sask., /05 pullets had
•
their power. One of the enes,t interan averageof 1a3.7 -eggs, the highest
esting features' of the Rotary Club being 292. At Lethbridge. Productfon
has, been increased two or three times
meetinge is the prometion of cheerful -
owes' and 'friendship. Ali conventions •Over that of nine or ten year ago. tAt
are:Set aside and, members are called! the Vancauver, bland farm elle mullet
by their Christian riaines. After the; laid over three hundred eggs. '
seoup is served 'there is a sing -song in Several prominent British ilnanciers,
1
Wielf.evetybody Must- join.. • Good- interested in oil development, aro ex-
fellewship without formality .reigns peeked in Calgary this sal:Miler, to itt-
supreme, premotes digestiOn, and! yestigale jiot only the Northern oil.'
rests the aged,' for an hour from the :11,elds hat the Producing area .of Spathe
worries. and eoncentration 6f business •erh Albertt.
or profesonal lifethe parpOse of • the Rotary ,Club is to of Fort Willie,M, have returned frona a
.si. Above everYthingi..• W, A. Matheson and ay
Mo. r HaYrie'•
• i '
be, of use, and serViee to others- and,,fgold, Mining location which theY have
to themselvei: Thekr a.eed is. pro-!
.1.FM4\ Ttr,OU'n r
7hrN''oroli•IUJI-1
aesAive 'and rings true. •Here it is•:
"My business• standards shall hav.e in
them a note of sympathy f* our corn,
innaliurrianity. My'huSineas dealings,
enibitions and relations, shalt always
•cause me , to take into consideration
my highest duties as ri member 'of .so-
ciety -to copeider my vocation,
worthy and as affording me -distinct
oPnortnnity to serve society -to
• improve myself, increase • my effi-
ciency and ealaege my service, and,by
so doing. attest .my faith in the furida,
taken -up on the nortili 'shore of the Sa-
pante Lake, briagihe with them some
yery rich samples of visible geld. The
•vein„.ie •a new 'discovery in a district
where gold proapectors tetrenty years
agoefoUnd some ricn ere, and the
vein is said to be from" ten to twenty
feet in Width.
The fisheries produCtion of Canada
for the year 1920 reached, .a. value of
$49,321,217, 'according to returns just
issued by the Dominion: Bureau of
Statistics. British Oolumbia's fishing
innnstry 'accounted for $22,300,000 of
mental Principle of ReterY, that
the total, and that of Nova Scotia for
• ' he
Profits most who serves best"
$12;700,900. Salmon is lay far Canada's
': . •
Surely nothjng couldbe more most important fish, the lobster com-
- in
,•,
line with the Social Service Program second and codhalibut andhern.
of Public Health' than this oreou of ing in the order , named,' Nearly K.:
000,090 worth of 1,vhitefish wore mar -
the Rotarians. May these club grtivi
keted, •
On. board.„t•he Canadian Pacific. Rail-
way, steamship Victorian Which ar-
rived at Quebec recently was a party
of twenty-eight English drphan boys
en route to Sherbrocike, 'where they
will be instructed in the, rudiments of
Canadian farming and after. a course
of one or tWe months will•be,sent out
to'different farms in the Dominion.
-Approxi•mately $10,500,000 insurance
Js heln by Canadian war veterans mi-
ner the proVielorie of the Returned
Soldiers lasuralice. Act, represeatiag
ltheet -3,800 policies. There has been
a marked atierease in the mim.ber of
talteif out recentlyesinee wn
amennment. te.. the .act arranged !Or
the payme'nt of total amounts at death.:
• Electricity is being used* • for the
first time in New 13runswiete as pOwer
_tor rafting purposes; by the NashWook
Pulp and Paper Company, • it b•the
enouth Of. elteeVaShWaak Itivea.wnere
refts tinibee are Made up.!or ship-:
ment to .8t. twenty-horse-
p9wer -meta rind a Crew of seventy
men now do the work formerly' requir-
ing a crew, Of 200 men; when. the raft -
bag Was. dOne.by hand,
aid prosperI. ' • • • •
• World's Biggest Saw.
There has just been fashioned fon
ore of the big •luniber Mills in British
Colgmbia the largest circular sw ever
To. be"acenrate, there ate"twe of•
thein,and their have beee designee to will. give. Yon ae god a .weather for
Meet the sPecial requirements the cast • as you . need for everyday pur
mill which is 'called' upon to poses. -. •
giant fir logs, many of Which, nig from ;If you ere at the seaside; i,vatch the
. .
' 'fifteen to twenty-five feet In.gtrth. gulls*: When they fly inland eou may
• There are. millions. of • acres . of fir lie. sure there Will be rain. AS the old
• . forests in British Columbia there be; prOverb"has ite•• '.• ". ' • ••• ,
.
Ing Sufficient. timber in this. sieele pro- „ • "Seeger', Seagull, sit the sande •
viece of • the Daminion „to % supply the , It'aneVer fine weather while you're'
. world with all•the finance it needs for • ore the land." .
• many generations' to ceme'. ' • Weather changes have etriious cf
EaCh-eaW is nine -feet in "diameter, ,fects uPan Cows. 'A Yeenaing_ahower
ral-boasts-bite-lrundred-and-ninef-y-L-d Crafet-her
tachhble teeth of the inserted spiral. ears., If a, thunderetorin As on the
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type' .This an. itnpOrtant.' intotta- way, her'. tail: :Will thump vigorously
.' • tiori, mid:Means that sheen.' any of the against_ her rinse; Week thefts on a
teeth, get; broken- or dintaged;; :new eouetry reiad at.dusk•indicate .ram.
oiles,cen.be inserted without rerativing ' The' humble rooseer, 'too, :is a. god
• • the • saw from its;fraine. " : .• . weal lierceek, Ie- usually • can scent
• Each blade •was _Oast 'from 'ingats, a' Coming shavver ell in advance
_weighing. 1,140 After reheating, "If the Coelegees crowing to bed.
rolling,. and trimirfing,..tn& finished. He Wille'certaittla rise. with..a watery
..b.lades•-; turned• the acale at• 7,05_ lb.. . , '
-.apieee. Great care had to be exercised
in the' final 'treatment as they "had' to
Inatfibliinifennr-trife" •
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and the steel' of a tiniform quality. •
•
This giant among naws'ts eapable.
of attaining' a ,spe.ed of one hundred
-'..and thirty nin'es It: 'catc•Siive
•through the_greatesteferest giant. that
• Wig It Be :Fine?
'Do yeti. kiln* how, te. tell a moil).
"teen fine,. me. Matter ',Where you hap,.
pen to. he?... e .
It- •is.quite," simple. ;Just Watch the-
hirds'and the animals. „Their actions
• DUE TO THIN BLOOD
It Usually Disappears -When -the
• Blood is Made Blell and Red.
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INTROVFMEt71:17
TALK OF FRIENDS.'
-TANLAC DID HEIt WORLD
Dangerous.
OF GOOD SHE. SAYS
-Mra. tArris--"MrS. May, y,ou like -
aPples?" ' •
"Change It. Has.Made in Me is
Simply Wonderful,' Says
• Toronto, Woman.
Thin, bleod is Oae ef the moat cora- Idrs. ,MaY--"ApPles? 1 'ates "ern!
mon causes of . stomach trouble. • It wouldn t eat a maple for the world,
affects 'the digestion very quickly: The :
1,1y eki mother died of albple-plexyl"
glands that furniatt the,digestive fluid's
. •
are diminished in their activity,. the • • Still; Sir:all-Voice. •
Storni:eh •muscles are wbrilc'ened and
" • 0
there ig a lcise ot nerve 'force.
Pa tilis rilitin'tuut) ienr conT'seien' ce.' tell you you
state ef health nothing' will mere
wronge, •
• • •
quickly restore the ap'petite, digestion . : d i '
• Les' replied Tommy, "but rtiOn't
and '1'"ralal Putf'ithan than good". r"' believe ev-e-rythnig I hear." ' • ',
red blood., .
Da Williams' Pink Pills act.directfy
.'Almost. Like Nbw- ' e
on the bleed, las.ltrig it rich and red; •• '
and ' this enriched blood etren'gtliene • . Caller-e:Isnt that pietareoone Of the
weak nerves,' etimulateS tired manecles, ;Old maiters?
and awaken a to 'nornial aCtion; the • Mrs. NewricliI.believe:so, but MY
glands that supply the digestive Milt's. htisbandliad it varrxished and framed'
This is shown'. by an iiiiproved appetite ma Way that makes. it look almost. as.
and won the effect- of Moe blood en; good as new. ":".' .,• „. ,. ,
Welting pills is evident througheue the: . . • . • • ' .......-
whole system You find.thatVliat YOU • ea • . .Took Pitren Him, ., •
eat does not distress you, and thet von
- - - ' Darling," he cried, in tones of deep
are. vigorous inst.eacl of irritable and
. emotion,:"at list You are safely in my
tintless. It your appetite is fickle, if arms •and nettling shall part as more."
you nave any of 'the distressing pains. . The object of his touchingewords•
and, symptoms of indigestion., you and pasSionate •embrace made • no • re -
Should at once take Dr. Williams' Pink sponse, but remained cold and silent.
Pins and profit. by the better condition Tears welled into hla eyes. • •
in which they will put your blood. • "Dearest,'!. he continued,. •"Ilew can
. These pills a*,re sold by all dealers in I prove, My love? . IS there no seen -
medicine, or you •can get them by mail fice I can make foreyeit sweet sake;
at, 50 •cents a box or sila boxes for no 'suffering I can endure?"
-$2.5(1 frqm The pr. Williaras' Medicine This final appeal was Irresistible.
Co., BreekvilleaOnt • . •• "The best thing •you can do, my
• —..._..2_....:. .
Maxie', said •a•gruff 'voice, "Is to come
for me" is the s'ubjece' of a letter cora- 'Pest and led him silently eWay. . .
"'What the: Boy Scout training does men unfastened him from the .lamp -
With the Boy Scouts. along. with rue," and a ,,br,rital pollee -
petition .being' 'conducted for Sarnia• .•.
I3oy Scouts' by the local Aseociation. '. Same Old Thiese. ,
Prizes of .Scout books and. sitbscrip, A Cambridge' Undergreduate, 'ten-
dons to Canaciiin Boy, the Boy Scotts"- tint a to :regulations,. was entertaining
Magazine, will be awarded to the, boys
writing the best letter, and. a ainiiber,
of these letters Will be printed. later
in. the Scout Column Of the i'Oanadiar.
0beerver.." - „
eft is interesting.. ta n'et' tne
team which. won the Howisdh trophy
in the. Breekville junior baseball 'coin-
psectolutitosli. wa• s eni.irely.caposed of Boy
Wlille Bobekville,Scb•uts. seerir'. to
'make basenall their atinetie• Specialty,
Sudbury Scouts go in for fdetball.
Two games with their chief Opponeeter
the Copper. Cliff Cadete, recently re --
milted ilea. tie e.ntd a 2-1 Viethry. for the
Sceuts. , • ,
Afother haejeinen the Seeets!" But
on . investigation we found thet she
reaTIY-hadif Wlint-stre"diornal:,
th.e Ladies' AUXiliary:. of the 51st •Ter-
• .
onto Troop. The. Scout Mothers .re-
cently,beld a garden fete in aid -et the.
troo'lecanipieg fund. A good .program;
iri which local artists coenierated With:,
talented meinhere of the troop, netted
,• tlietreesnrY °yell
- The • Catholic Boy Scouts at Es-
Panola p.artidipated in the rferenfony of
ilium:mating the Statute snrmountin.g
the soldiers' -monument on the' Sacred
iI4irt•grcunds. • They. : acted as a
guard 'Of hOilorrind"gave
. • • •
as the lights wee:tuinen on..
ScontingegrOWS: .AinetigSt•the most
recent teoope,to receive their -Chatters
frem headquarters 'are urganization
haVing their heedquarters in Blyth
It le easy.to' read the -weather signs RED HOT JULY- DAYS.
tli6 skye A haloed moon always - ° • ..--ee;
,toreteila rain. The star, toe, -•have ri HARD ON THE
-BABY
mistappearance before a 'shawer. •
."Wheri the:stars begin- to• huddle;
' The, earth sooh become a pud-
'-a:dlei". • • '
If; 'hen the rain 'does,' come, it' ar-
• • ever grew as easily ,as .one can •cut rivesfrom the east, it will usually re-
, •
main for two days 1! • rain threatens
for a 'long time; reveillereinala - far
butter with a knife. • •." •
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— Eggs WitICWhate Yolks. .. ..,....-:„....._..;,., ..
• . t prevent these troubles or it they CoMe
. The -secret of obtaining eggs ••••nritla e • • Flying•Xorpedoes. ' on sliddenly to - fight them. No otter
white yelks , has been solvedit is7 •
Experiments, throwing. a new light medicine is of such Aid •to ,yucithers
stated,. by two ponitryebreederS. on the ProbleMs-of aerial -war; are re- . duringthe •
" hot summer as . is, BbY's•
. , .,...., „The yolk derives its , line. ..yello* poetic!, as _hexing, been .tseesine place: .0wa. ',:Tablete,....e. Tliex_•^_regalate the.
- seeteleacee_e_T„.•-•.. tom a nature' dye, e•carotin,
. . , . . . . with great secrecy near Paris. '-• bowels and stomach, and an oecasion-
. .
. _ • ,t, which a so cons initaTTIThrlafTelit-d ...Small, , heavier-than-air .inaen.,..nee,
- ....e. al dose given p 0 . we,. c lid- will: .'().!'tgl',..9„,i)rix91-bej,:itill(11.-gr'd."4"..eDt 4Q -rally the ikibiir....
canots.. ils carotln.1 Ar - ,IS. realle torpedoes with wings, are sent -.Pie.'ielli 'siiiiiii'.ei' er:ii.iii'l.a6ifi`;`.6.r .4, the ' :cal warning: Spare the rod and .Spoil
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well, the ...intenae yellow ...ehleringin., .ap:fato',..ibe...-..:..qa...apaea...their eeiee.epeeeee, it.ouble_deee _genie ea ieudelelilY will the .child ; Cthere-prefer•the.,Promis,:,:'
the beak, the earlapd, atid the legs ef and entirely ,pilotlese, and are then banish it •The TabIetp 'are sold by Train up a. child in the 'way he,should
egEorns, an"-Itatithrlfreetl:- ' . .eonfielled . by wii•elese te egraphy..
•julye-the month ,of :oppreeslye heat ;,
?ad hot days- 'and; evaelteriegrenightee
'isextrehiely hard onlittle ones:" I)lar•
-
rhoea, dylifiterye col= and cholera ite Niagara •Falle, EeSex, Elk Wk...., Wino-.
.faatem carry off .thousends of..preciOnR: ji[v_Egapvil 1 0 Metci1fe.•0_0:t.ton„liridge.
iittle.liv'el7eyer37--auyinnere"-T.he nether Inerg aral•Preston, . e. • •
'inlet._be. eat -latently on her :stern to. ,Taltinlitlie slack -"in a bey'S,Ien.'e-----
r.uye. time, is. gee of the niost serious
eroblems of the .1f.onre. . The: program
.of activities of the_Boy Scouts Aisociae
;flan has stood -•the test-O-f:fweiVerit
as: one of the most practical -Solutions
hie sister, etnen they h•eard sonieoree•
oii the,stairso Hastily hitting his sis-
ter behind a curtain, he ivent t� the
door and •cenfrented an Aged man Who
was 'revisiting the scenes of hie youth,
and was desiemis .qf ,seeing is old
rooms. - • ,
•
Obtaining 'permideron, 'he lteked
round; • and remarked, "Atte, yes, the
same old robm." Goirig to the :window
he said, "The.same ofd"vievi, and peep -
Ing behind the curtain,. he &dein-lea;
"T.he same Old ,gamer
. Sir," said the Student. .
"Oa, yes,"said, the vIrsitor.,
same :olnestery.„".
• , •
•Think over the acts of yetir fife
earefuliy before you ask for erect
justice.,
Canadian expenditures on riavit and'
military defence are the IoWist•cf. any
eel:in:try, :in, the world, accoictirig to
the -statenient of the Minister of
in flouse of,CommonS, the per.
iapita experiditnre • for defence, , in-
cluding 'that for • Militia, and
air 'ft:Tees, •being •onl'Y $1,89. of.he per-
eeetege of .annual revenue ,to- be' 4 -
voted lip" deferFee purposes this te.tr.
is 3.5 Per ,cent. . • .
"Tanlac has. .certatrity' had a goad
chance in MY case to Shea; what it can
do, tor I sure had nip% nerd struggle
andehad just ebout,tried eyerything,"
seid Mrs.. Mary Richards, 2'01 Ashdale
Av., 'reroute. '
have beert lit • a badly run-down
Condition ;ire!. eince had paeuitionia '
nix Years ago. .Pdy stomach Was near-.
ly always out ot order. My, appetite.,
was very _peer and I.had to be VerY
careful about whet ate; as I euffer-. '
ed terribly train Mini:eaten, broil-
phitis and pain§ in my ch,est. MY sleep' --
‘4Ja., -never spund. and I liad a tired.'
irorn-,eat ell , the. time:. I ledd
dr4acifut . headaches and week. spells .
and had'fallen off In welgbt until I
waa scarcely more than a shadow of
tny former self, and I ••,va.'s absolutely .
unfit. Par work of any kind• :
'But Tanlad'has aone me'a world
of good. My stomach is in fine con-
dition anti eat all I want and every. -
thing agrees. wifh me 'Perfectly. All -
my aches, and pains are a thing of tne
past and I'm strOnger than I've been
fir a long time. In fact, Tanlachas the
smile' as made e'new person of me, for.
Ie cart do my housewoik with ease and.: •
mY friends are -talking about the won-
derful change that has come over me,
I don't believe anyone who suffers as
I did can do better than take Tanlac."
Tenlic. is. sold by leading •clniggists
everywhere. „ Advt.
Not for Vulgar Eyes.
• There must be: many Japanese still. .
. •
living who can .rethember when their•
eountrymen`wauld have regarded' with
horror the Manner in,which theCroWn '
Prince allows himself to be gazed aeI3-,'
eneby fereign. erewds.. • .-. •• - -
Se late as 18.67 no Japanese ,was
al-
Iowed to • leek upon the Empetar, Who- •
'Nen' life apart in the •S•eoluilon of •
hie•palasa. that was seen of him ••• •
by those • who 'waited' riri
mamas wad nis back. NVinse tne rule ,
Wae• first monified'to the eitent of his
leaving the palace all Shutters:hat' tee •
be put up, WOO drawn,•and even. •
the. crevices coVered with paper, and. '
•no
one wits permitted in the streets.
Vast; •eharige.s have taken Place since ;.
then, but even te,day.it is net „consici- ,
•
•
ered qtilte. let Ter aad reseeetfhl by _
the masses bf the ,peopleete look at the
Emperer ar his heir when they drive -
througb the streets.. '•."
ninerfeeIs
Byeliminating-air-eat:attn. feOni the .Maeleines 'are flovin fOr 'considerable
. feed 'sit Wa,S, possible to produee per-"dialances and . made; to carry Out
wliite-Leiahern tit 'esf;•-nntimiayres-:„While Under -. Wireleas.
hens in '1,11rii laid °eggs With White rection frein the•groan'd.
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yolks; their fertility. was not, Levee- A further developm,eut conionanlated
ever., limited in theleast; . •Is for. a method to be be perfected by
The frequent disappearance of the 'Means of :^which a pilot; in an aere-
e yellow pigment' 'from eerlapee .lege, 1,,plaile den, control the movementi
'etc., which:has beep ohserved Leg one on6 •ot,these air torpedoes. • "•• • •-
horns.--.-dirring-Alie-i•laying•--peaitrilf-is,„--,-T-itis-would-anean-that-'rifter4-14-for.
'enused by the fact that dining this I DPrin had been Jannefied and controlled • "Mash hay e 'nether room," •insisted
.. •
thegneet.- :' • ' •
"Wirittf`SAlferiTatter-rititIlre-Oairi•
you "
-1"Welli,. if • yen, tfsb
eci"the'' dianetsfiedtenant,' on
inantelAredeniere or- by email.. t 911—
4" "-- go and when, he is oniThe. will -net (le,
.
eeitie-n •laax -from "Th,a . Dr,: *Willideas' ' p :Tr t. .
therefrom.: .The Boy' Sant Mbve-
Medieine Co., Beockyille, Ont. , neent is .based -on the -latter prineiale
enctinraged- thei3figh in:
•-'Wahta-Tccrfthfge,:-r-- -,-'-',c'T-8,1!,(-1-0. -91114:-:1"-!
• • •crel*ed leadership -13y meneableA:0--da--
" „A .. somewhat befitddled- guest •• all:. !vete time..to flits great
peered before the-glelk-Of h _. sniart :'. ,• .. . ,: a.., , ., „, „:,
hotel • and • don -landed in, thiek • but firni Canadian Forest Investi
tones that bia roeth.bethangeti.
• "I'm sorry," thecei..ir told him;"but • : , , . , • • .
. l. gations.
11 the.....i.00ns,....azi,.....taken,!.! -, , .. _,.......,...,_ .....:•_.W1).11e •ine•-111' 4ietricts.„....w.liere.,,th.e4e,
0 1."A ' ItOehriehil, t1•71 in q *. inrPqfnrs In-..
:tilted • thpreare obtervafions; belpg'
traderarial•^4aveatirattess..o^f-IrAtrrotaiat:
less- detailed .eharneter .bellige:rrie.d
-:-
-on, theorganized seieetific %Volt . In
thede'lifyeenriond hen been' Mainly .cen
tred hi the fore:it experimental station'
_ , „.
..
• .
• • • . •at ,PetaWasiete'.e.Ont., and at the forest
Minaries Linithent for sale everywhere 'nursery. station at Indian. Afead, 'Sask.
-At -inalark-:11-entilittg e-IIII-ItOff-n1
'Plantations Mr small area, • in' seine
cases of singlespeciee.. and . in ,otheit,
clises „Of eVarione mixtereS, have been
stit.,ekistence for seine years.' Careful
records have beell kept Irate- yeirrete
- ,a
.L.year__O_
_01 the .nrWth: Mid ..dieuvrecillo..iflimi';
etiiiiulatied t
a tore: of :i:
ef the trees and there ie'being,steallily
'that - Win .-be-';'fit' tlie-gre-a7test -yr:flue . in '
•future piantingAvork , on feynis or
the farestsee-Anniial_lteporteDire•ctor
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'of l'orestry, Ottawa. •
gloom, Dog Rem el
• • • Book mi
.„ KM DISEASES
and How to Feed '
Maned Free to any Ad-
- dress by .the Aut or.
• U. Clay (HovelCo., !no.
118 ,Weet tlet Street.
• New York, U.S.A.
irmommosimisimir
COAR$E SALT. '
Al\i'D` 6AL T.
Artilk.CarkitA
TORONTO' liAtT ViTCYRKs-
o. ,TQaONTO
ACirg ECZEMA,-
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UPAS HEAD.
Faeo-itkok,krni::-Terribl&
Sight Etched And Burned„
Cutiouit.Heals, .
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"Baby was, two "yeeenths old when
I noticed little punpree' on lidraliend:
gettiAt,worse. and screed
feee; necit_an.d..artne.,
were one/ease of crpptlons, barniny,„
itching,-nnekiceding., 1 wet tof.k '
• ' war/Acute eczema'. I lind to ecw '
arms 'arid -lecrs izi lincn.• .4.31aett- A
terrilAle For one year I
no rest nIg▪ lit day:
• ”We got Cutict:ra Soarer.. • -
ment Iti 1cstlic.:41twO
--bc,7an,td-richcl " '
ol-44e„w7is ,
Boofinan,'2
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se
et c II
tslia 25`a,-b1liraaa4 PT end-
throu ohouvluDoir.inion.
CC. PacIfit..rAcna-ci I. •
0/4.4r'Cetticura Soap shaves without
timo carotia is eXereted, first .of all In i• up to a :-certain height by -the' hind sta
“erdif,'"ItS-"dlireetrOte-WeefIrfie-takeii
*. In. the case ,of laying --,frenslzwiileli, I by Et' pilot -1A -a--epeciarairen"Plane; who
_ Treditted :eggs With white-yalkse the would enti,„:•it On aherrit until lie .",fia.a
• carotin contents, of Ilie4ifterent feeds' I guided it to its target, lie !himself re-
cOuld be eximileed• very eriaily. ,'•• It Maining at som'e• distance., .
• preyed that carotin is "containedin " :•,•. ,
greatest tinicilmi in Indian Cern.' and
•
•
rh 1.7.S..navy has notv in its sei•-
-nteenfitilletttorier pigeons '4` • Ler- e
•
atuies 'St. °rehouse
The. delicious, Crisp Oral -Jules
oE the wheat 41-id;bal,:leytftiod•
contain 'all thenaluibrup-tiutild,-
ing vahies of thegrains.includin_i,
minerarsalts so essential tohealth
A food eogally well suited to the
.oregyirernents of young and old.
7heresl a Reas'adh-rerap. Aids.
Sold by gtooprs .eyetywhere
saa
"
Digging for Fish.,
' Walton would searcely-bc • fella
his eyes if he were to Walk throngif
New. Smyram;_ Florida, and encOnnter
Negroes digging live fish front the
grounda*i.f.,they2.were,potathea-w-
A certain variet.Y of mud ilali found
In nearli.all Tarts' of the State .14....reL
sponsible •'for, thii.state affaies.
This queer menthe]: of the • finny
tripe inhubits-Sirea ma or 14:lids whieli
have mud banks" or bottoms.It is
black, and weighs up o
to „ave. ' r sLx
0 N.E:y-otin E
evaiidtnths
-.Pla-lt-dlieg 4 itartlig ' lanntinio ii•-•-ExIn4e8r's 'MP It clt 'Ora er
aea6dI1i1- a:-:10.-•,ii.vedolhts-tests -three •ceni,3:-:,
itiosii of mud, .which on.dithe surface Is
almost dry,it doesn't -.Worry -At- Regular Rates, •
The fish merely burrow •tato 'the
imid to wait for rain; and apparently
continue to live as long an the earth
Is wet. • The Negroes locaite the ilsh by
exploring trie inua.wiiii their bare feet.,
The fish is edible, but is nut a fa-
vorite because of,lts stringy mid coarse.
flesh, •
It is much easier to keep up than
to cat& up.
• ;Mi.ss • Margaret More hung on the
*arm et the' editor of the Titusville
Leader, to whom she had been engitg-
ad for thr'ee avs. and.,endenvored to
turn his gaze W1,00406 sky.' '
"just noticeAthe, Moon, cirirepeer
,sne saiff, .in n melting voice,
."At the .usual rates, Margaret,
he happy to do so," he replied, •
•
tinineent Relleyes Neuralgia-
fai', X,•6•E-A
•
• • ' 1%11Q10E1'11i :N. 8.. 1
_The QriginaLan4only.liGennine •
beware Of imitatlone cold on thci'
•
••' Merits. ef ' •
7.7.141C,a153gIllItaLTIT
1. 'ASPIRIN:
I1In1N NO
What .Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Did
for Mrs. Baker:ind
• , . rs..IKnever.
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. vandouver, 13;c1.•=1 I am pleased tot'
say.thati.ydia E. rtuklialn!s Vegetable a•
Con:pan-rid-has ileac niC'Et lottirgood.,
I can now •Nvajk• allettl without the,aid. r
of aeupport and feel real strong again.,
A, nurse :advised 'nal: to 'take ntifica '
:N'egtaUeCompouflil and it is certainly.,.:
helping. pie, It seems like •Ileaveri• to: .
• 1.10 relieved after months of Pain."•-•-, , •
▪ Bairat,- 8874 -10th• AVe.i`
Mest,17,aneopkvar,,.]3,,q, . ..„
'medicines and: •
they havnq.iiea.lotoigocd.Sinee,6. '
their 1 hai-e 1,4en Ellie to do My house-• ••
iritt have a ;la of• Work to do as
toO • .1-f,1 on a firm. Sing yotir adveri
tisement nt th Tapera is what neeelso
,,r4cie_-'---nro-thin-keeefe wrnig
initY:-.71feineeeonhe bile • •ele_e , -•••
AsPirlir 01-dY ns-toltt-itt• ikty,crirack.- I'V'sfc--. Eaviar :13-p..Per 1\'07V
Only “Bayer" is Genuine
Warning! Unless you see 111
!All'Ety..eafAsen..pwitage„_utt,rin..lali
-fI
i•e. 'not getting-, Af,pirin--tie olta,
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age lair Conle,llLtd.u.ka ,,uiz1gia i Ilorton, Albert Co.,
Rheumatism. ptraclie, .. :Toothache,
Linnbago and •for Pain. Then you wfil
b•0 follewiag the direeelons end dosage
worked out by physicians during
twenty-one .years and proved aril° by
millions. 'Handy tin bexes � tWelve
Bayer Tnblete of AsPirin • Cost foil.'
cents. . Druggists.also selklarger pack-
ages. • Made In Canada. Aspirin IS tlie.
trade mark (rogiltered hii Otinada), of
Bayer iNianufactare of Mononecticaeld-
eater of Sailcyrieacid. -
0. a .111,
I' The! reaseti wirnen'Write such lettere'
, to the Lydia L. Pinkliam Medicine' Cn.
and tell their .friends hew they are '
helped is that Lydia. E. Pinithain'sVege-
'. table Compound has brought health an
; happiness into their lives. Freed f4PV
, their illness they want to pass th/OUSI
news along V. other sufferinat Ova\
that tliey,also may be relieye teeavie
If there are any coinp ic,„
het Understand write to
ham Medicine Co., Ly...":"-*
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