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AGENTS WANTED
OOP PROFITS ,EY.ER: DAY SPte
.,. ling our guaranteed hosiery.. P1
47 erderaz 'Protected ter,rt-',
tory. for producers.; ,-Clarjen 'cpanYk,
• PoSt. ,Offtee. gattlariees... Ont.
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ing;'•Supercreft'cliathest,5y414:...S
renc Montel t,,
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; SEND FOR FREE KIT.'
SOBIE'S, MenufacturerC•• for, Alieir
Own 24 eitY,ISterea *cress Tan,
• ada, Want ;,agents to eeeme .eXclus••••
ave factory repreSentatfves: `Menand-
• wornen, earn 'big•trniney!'", Sell. Sable's,
„guaranteed LingeOe and fine Hos-
iery, intc . tliis profitable bUSin-
• ess now. Write today for ffee. outfit.
Sobie's SHk ;Shops, Department $.T,
Farnham, Que: ,
• ARTIO•ictAL
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HANGER STANDARD iLIMB CO.,
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126 Wellington' Sti'eet West, To-
,ronto. Improved light .metal and
low artificial limbs without shoulder
'straps.
. BARN ROOFING •-• FENcE posTS
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DIgEcT. •F.AQTOR,Y PRICES.
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eaVe• yownioneY on ShPertite gal- .
Vanized roofing,' Superipr Fence
' :Posts and steel granary. lining. Super-
ior Products:, Limited; Sarnia, On..
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HIGH CLASS SCOTCH, ENGLISH
'Collie/. Pups, 'natural fborn -k low.
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Ite,elers, Plod watch dog. Males, two
months, $3.50. 3 months $3.75. Females
$2.00. Failures replaced .free, Trained
cattle dogs, trained fox,'corin end deer
hounds. •Rapidview --K•annels;•--Morris=
burg, Ontario: ' - •
FILMS AND PRINTS
ENfArsg_,NTs'•F EE .WITH '
everf-28tediek;fs-
de'veloped ;and eight.' prints 25 .cents,
reprints -3, cents ,eath. Brightling. 29.
"Riehinond: Street. East, Toronto.,
sPARIMINO, HIPjJOS.S;1-"C1tLE
„• •edged „prints; :threw extra .'Witli
•. elt y911:finished 25e. Twelire reprint's• .,
25^ WebbWood, oat:. •
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17POLLS,..• DEVELOPED;. PRINTED,
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-`''' , one tree enlargement..25c, •• Re•.
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•arints 10 for 25c.: Photo -Craft. 1833
7-cIng St., E.,Toronto .. • •
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• .7.7)OLLS , -DEVELOPED AND: EIGHT...
•prints. with .frae enlargement; 25c.• ,
Reprints' ,3c each. Commercial ,Photo
• Se'riice„ Dept; Outremont. 'Que.
ROLL DEVELOPED AND'
min deckle 'edge 'print df •each..
• Reprints' 3c,,10 or 25c. OneFree'
argement with .each • 'order •
, Snanr Photo •SerVice,. 'Box, 72,
•Station K, TOronio.:, •.` ‘". '
RNIT•URE •
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Free deliyery to:nearest freiglit depot
if s, you .enclose".thid ,advertisenaent. Or
•tresent at onr AeWroOms if, shopping. •
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TRADE-IN FURNITURE
Eiery• ,artiele completely 4,reccindit..
ioned and sanitarily .treated. in Tor-
• onto's largest used furniture Market:
Special attention, given. to. Mail
• orders.' • • •
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6 95 DresSersi exeellent Condi,
• tion, all finishes. • ' •
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;10 50 Singer, drop head Sewing
, •machine, perfect' shape.. -
8s
..g. DaSi=beds, • complete with
".7-• • new mattresses. ,
• 11495 'Kitchen . Cabinets; • perfect•
. • shape, Porcelain. top.
• 7,98 .3 and' 4 burnerGas Stave•s
, per ect condition. •
. 14,50, Breakfast:. Room' $uites., '6-
• Piecei. complete •'includes
Buffet,.. several colars; enamel finish.
• 2' 95 Bed Outfits; walnut finial:1;
, • :all steel panel beds, way-
• sagiess springs, ;brand new 'mattress:
• 19. 50
' • genuine 'F'rench l .Jaequard
Covering, Marahall cushions,, a snap.
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29 00 3..plece Chesterfield' Suite• `
in 'heavy rept> cover;:_hsed
•• than 11 year, reversible' Marshall
•• v,tusitions,.: a dandy.. '•' '•• :
3500 fi-piece - ChesterfieldSUite,
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onverefl, finest. 4nality,Ino
• lair, *slant; Ma.rshall'isPrings through „
• out,. i*eversible C'ushirnis. rik ' new,-
.beautifhl. • • ,
190• lid .611ifflng
• 'room' 'Solte, buffet, table.
• :arid "6 leather. seat. Chairs in, :perfect
• Aane, •• "- ; •
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• g9 no Mode'rpiece • Xed.-roarc?'
,"• Suite, large. tvanftY
' with Venetian. rrtirrerPt chillarlierjand
, full •Otze hod' .10,th kagleSS qtrtltig: atyf
• new ItAtir(Md, .tOMT)jr.it_e4Y
89.00 B ffti
• • large: buftet, ebhig eabiriet.' eXteriS-.
ion table, leather, 'upholstered
eotiL r‘eW eVer
ely refThislIect.: • ••. -
49 00 wnlnift •fintihed
•'4.Tlnfsgtni Suite, btiffet'.
' tiare evtension table, thina, tabin-
• et and, fi leather upholstered' ehatrS,
perfect eanditlen. ,
• Send .rnoree „order •foe ' easf.,Ylete
• 'Price of 'god, .'Mertey 164k:
• LYONS CHESTERFIELD MFRS.
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y.
Trade-in DepArtMent
Yonge Sti,4'reennio
FUR -FARMING
40SE MINK PO.R PEWIT •-• GET'
' started .right with. Mess "Quetta)"
• strain mink-gaarantetopit. Write
for fiI information, Moss Fur Farms,
Limited (mink breeding ape ialists).
Sapawe, Ontario., .
•, WICtff irl5rOvela - Pelt ieCord;
ii
the ,,,taine strari which averaged
.36,5() V*71936:4114' $4.1.50 in, 1337,
•cand that after -the best have been sold
'forbreederi. Lee, Faust, Alberta.,,,
EL,ECTRIO, 'WELDER'
The :Trindi ElActreWpIder -
WONDH#FUX.J.i.N.EW
Operates , froni 6.4.volt ' battery.
Welds=Solders-Bra.zes. $•4.:50 _ de-
livered: , Ailders.911,, LindanYi
Ont,
• 9. BULKS
DLANT LILIES NOW •ADD TO
A. brightness of your garden. with
Lilies •from home-grown bulbs of re-
liable .varieties. Also other perennial,
•flowers -and flint' trees for northern
"gardens; all of the hardiest •strains.
., Send for ;Autumn- Catalogne .with
structions or Lilies, etc. Arrival et
all plans In good condition guaran-
teed, The Manitoba Hardy 'Plant'
Nursery F L. •Skinner Prop. -i, Drop- '
-more, Maniteba.,
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MACHINERY: .
• 'GET ' OUR NEWPRICES 04N: THE
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., Geoid,. Shapley: & 'Muir gas, gaso-
line, nxidTfuel-eirengiiies-and:.'griedera.'
Alag i'aPairs.: for Brantford ',engines, •
pumps, windmills:. J. A. Fellows .& CO::
Iliantford;,OnL ' • ' ... . • ..: •-.
VANNING- MILL ''(KLINE)- 'SEED
r .
Grader, .guaranteed increase 'erotoi..
-Kline-Mfr1-217Empress'.-Ores.,
Toronto.
MEDICAL•
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Iminedates Re.
.:1-"feact,F.:-rguar,anted:17
Perf.ect (brand) Laxative Pills, 35.e '
• box, 3bpces $L00, Mail o der in-,
• vited; Perfect ••••Chernical,• 460 'Rieh..•
mond W.:. Toronto.' • -••
MUSICAL,.:INSTRyMENTS ••
:I_EARN.TO, PLAY A SAXOPHONE,
•":Trumnet, Trenibone. • Become ,a :
Musician„..:Send• for Forth, six(tlays'
PreeeTrial: Ten terms -no In .
terest. •Literature 4ree,'.Greerie Mu*
Company,...57 ,Queen St. East Toronto..
• 7' ^ pERSONAL
KING'S Own Scottish BOrderir's
• veterans desiring Berwick -upon.
Tweedeards 'and -re-unipn infornia",
.tion. Send natnes, aadress .to Box' 9,
Room 421 Wilson -Bldg., Toronto.
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ROOKS EVERY MARRI:1D`COUPLE
• "-7• e.d those contemplating marriage
;Should reed: tering Marriage," 24
Pages,.postpaid, 5c."Se and „Yonth,"!
104 pages. postpaid, '25c. Our 20 Page
Drustrated CatalOgne of books, drug
suPPlies,. apt] hollsehold noveltiee, free
":upon, request,SuprernemSpecialiw-4-63--tr.
)(tinge. Toronto.
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YOU. RDP.TURED? RELIEF,
•Comfort, PositiVe Support •,With.
our advanced inethcid. No. elastic or
• understraPs or steel. 2 Write, Smith
Manufacturing Co'..'1Dept. 219, Preston,, •
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• POULTRy AND EGGS
ACT QUICKLY YOU: WANT.
• ' TliESE PULLETS , AT RDCK ;: •
BOTTOM PRICES • •:
All heartily lilrds from GoVernment
'APProved.'' bloodtested „stock.
Barred. Rocks, White- Legliorns; '6
• Weeks old 18c, 7 weeks 22e, 8 weeks
26e, 9 Weeks 28c, 102, Weeks 30e. As-
sorted breedS,, 6 th 7 vveeks old 17e, ;
to 10 weeks 20c. - ,Super
• 2c per pullet more. • Write for prices
on older 'pullets. Terms; • Shipped
C.O:D. anywhere, 100' per cent. live
, delivery guaranteed.BADEN Et-
ECTRTC CHICK HAT(tHERy.•
Baden '
Ontario.• ' •
CEDOBROOK GAME OARM
fi' FFERS, AFTER SEPTEMBER
%.• ,
' first,. large,4, hardy young .Iting-
;necks, all -•,:breeds: -'fancy- Pheasants,
.Wild Ducks, ;Geese, Wild Turkeys,
•hundred hingneek breederS,
lated, imported , stock.. 'Wr'te for
price !1St. •• 246 Jarvis .:Street. ( De-
partment C)",' Teronto;
• RADI0777
PA1-CIT,Y :RADIOS $1•95,.' COM-
• ' phite: Save hIt. Agents free, offer.
Amazing,„prices windelargers. newer
Plants: aecessories, ,Mareo,1243X: Mc.
Gee,. Xansas: Cityp \Sio, • ,'
; sTmos
IANTE:JX' CANADIANeSTAM,PS
'coranfity• Pest Priees 'for aeCtirrill; •
lations and, nollections,'.Queen Stamp
„Co.,, Toronto.. ' • '
,S.ALESMEN WANTED
„SALF.SME,N, EASY:TO EARN $25,00
Sett , pYlatilas;
niadetg.inciasure,""Digtiffled. iverk, lv-
hry 'Than ,Intere:4ted, WriteI. Stetson,
fl .1,TVIontrea1: ' •
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TELEVISION •AND.RAblcis'
..ENO/f4tEttINQ TADORT::,'PRACTI-
'," "eallY,. 'Motors, generator's', arrifa.'
'thre winding, • electrleal-draffing, Ote;
Day and eVen fag .elasites,, • SP Odle' tov
-IrespOndenCe4,egarse.. ErnpleYtriont
cO gtarariteed, Canadian .School Of
`PlthetrieltY, tiJg Ontario titeilt;
M�nt-
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S'wne00Ple Thrke
fr!rri,..4 anclPivorced
'WORCESTER, Mass,---ntte . was
tinite a hi.t o “ina,Ylse'"ahent
• Mae K Hall, E40 (fiyarce4 and Mar- ,
ried the) earOe ulan three tinleei
in 16 Yeaka; • •. • •
Her first divorce, was granted .eig t
',years Ago; ;She remorried her fen.-
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. merat:191:, 13 •*
In 1931 ti
she was :vere,edt ,and•7tw
, years. later, Hall again ,"pepped" the
9:
Mrs; Hj1 itYs that.•,the. last time
he:married' Jr .for "spite" and she
• No man is SQ ignorant that he does-
n't. know what„he wpuid do if •he were,
in your piece. . •
,Friend-71See that fellow giving
Rations• over there? What 'does • he
•aliVays,:remind yon of?" . .•
• Man --"The $10 I owe, him!'
A free cOuntry, IS one that doesn't •
Id any political or socialgroup have
things entirely its, own Wel'.
,Harris -'When thehouSellifeekers
•toreldown Brown's house they found
a collars' button: he had, lost .twelie
Years ago?'
...--Krariter7,-‘11d-think.-,-It---would' have'
been; cheaper .for hike to:ha:vie bought
• another dollar, button.
. If lyou Would know •the -Value • .of
health go try to buy 7,onrieli
.visitor at 'the insane ' asyltira was
Watching one i$E the inmates pushing
„
a wheelbarrow.-4unside..-:down., . r.
ViiitorThat's •nclt:the Way to PuSii.
.
That t in o '
own." .•
:,'Lunatic. -_"Oh,‘ have „1.1 I used to:
push it the -other way,' and they put :
bricks •
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There are People' in ,every eemiiatin,
:ity that Would. get •a•monOPoly on tor
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if they •cauld. • .
,
Mrs., A.-Jirriraie been :In • the
• third grade •for two-yeara. I Wonder
.,heW he will ever 'get ahead?"
A. -".Don't. knew, if he. Wasn't
born with one, .he never will:"
We'e the,r listen to the story of.,a
• publia enging than, hear the. details:
'Of an unsuceeesfni spectilation in ,real.
estate. ••• •
' A Prayer! .
"May every soulthat tenches mine, •
• Be it the slightest contact, •
Get therefrom sOrae geod„
Spmelittle grace,.'one kindly tholight, •
• One ,aspiration yet, unfelt, one bit of
For the' darkening Ay, one gleam of
. •• , • ,
To brace the thickening • ills of. life;
• One. 'glimpse ef brighter Sky beyend
the gathering mist,
Tc'r make. this life worth while,'
And heaven. a lefitage"
• Mrs: R91,3et Katz •teioholied „she',
-husband that she Would call foi4 him
'at, the office. • Not finding him there,.
she booked ,in at •the barber's' •ghop on
..,the floor beneath..
'Bob.'Katz here?" he askea.
madam," replied the indignant
barber; ._."We. •certainlly do tier -bob-
•eats here." ••• • •
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.. Reed Its Or' Not7-Ahoolutely pure.,
, gold Is 24 ..carats:" fine. • • '
, It is because there- are so • Many
fools in:the...world_ that the:.•wise•nian
-gets 'an..oc.casional-bre•
alt; •" •• '
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Wise WS.s, evidently,nOt, feeling
In thejolliest of.tnoods. "Just 104 at
that 'notice," he • Said; indicating the
the. liusiness 'sectiOn •!of his•
006 City. Whatjthe use of.
that uj there ?" he • 'continued,
"Whytdon't •they' ,put thes things In.'
the. right Placelo' ' • •,"••• • •
''Where Would !, yea. irtit . 1t?' 'asked .
his friend t.' • •• '
"oyer•every letter ,boic. In the coini,'•
was the eendhl reply, , •
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animal may go.About aftrsun-
dowl
Withont a tail light, in. Berea;
• 0,, atecirding.to eit'Y'' ordinance...
TRAPPING
ICAP01-11".16 FOXES IN 3 DAYS:
You can do it. Particulars freeZI
yVells Radice, Stan:Aced; Que. '
•• TIRES
tig8i)! $2,6'S UP'
• .
or . FOrd, Chevr8let, Plymouth
todg,e, .13utbk, Oldsmobile, Packard,
Cadillac and •till• Other cars 'and trOcks,..
• EvenY tire guaranteed, 191 King West,-,
• .trO. • • '
WATCH REpAIRS
. 30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE •
' 00 rePlaCei inainsPring, jewel
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Cleaning, hands,' , crYstala,
dial 'repaired.. Previding . no. Parts
nil:Ming; 2 -years gthiralitee. •
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Re-
turn •PoStage paid. Pormeriy with.
Hamiltett Wateli Fattory. Amerion
WAteh, 81)&1E1110 Beg% Dept,'
N., 4311' prOqufe ?,,tentreat.
•.shortilY to be Ogeo0d,_;W141Put
AlkEnd* *to Line •:01 'LivOs., on
.
Dangerous :Stiotch. of Trck,
powNIA B.Q.--As an aim, to great..
.safety two and a bait.mile Otj
rU-
waybinepear thiS.,,station. high, in. :the °
• SelkiritIRauge 'pf the Rocky, Mena:
aina Is gOIng. to 'be .ahaM1,94ed'' thia
fore ..the snow' hegins..te fly tzOitis
will: he travelling ever a flew'IfGtt
•th'Caria004
than. they.. think it
hewell werthit,...,
or oye th*.t; Z mile.13traten at
leaalives•have been teat in ',recent
yearefend,;:tiftnisands ot doflaxs have
been spnt in ci.oarineniv,e7,reelt !and.
'101-0W.'silaes'and'in,relialiIng 'trackage.
damaged 'by then). • • ." •
. The new track' • coafmences' half a
...rano; 'from Alberta "Canyon • Gorge.
aliont 25..miles. east of RevelstokeAt
the gorge trains. regularly stop t give
passenger§ a Chance to 'yievi•the nag'
nilleent scenery And „the 200 -foot de.
• cline to the Coarse Of the small incrttn'
• tall .stream.
•: • Where 11 •Were. 'Killed.. •
It•:was onthe doomed. Stretch that
17 men were Wiled a year. and a half
ago while they. . were clearing, a..anow
The .tender of a railway :engine
broke aivay; .hurtled' into life cut, and
amaShed.:'th,ein like flies , 'against, 'the.
towering banks of' snow.. sirmi,e and
double accidents' have : added the Oth-
ersto ,the toll.' • • • •' •
But now, the ,rumble o trucks
the 'Brat heard thee .mOunta.ip. fast-.
riesses,..7:lenaving.:the,iway..for-the„new
route, 1u:eying' material,for... a . huge
",d•Ily. at the • v.veat end, It s a far. cry
•
from the 'equipment used , when the.
route was
Spurring, the workinen to' their
tasks IS 'Mervin "Red" „Dutton, • the. I]
faintArs-liaeitey, player whonow man,. '
:ages. New York Americans•ef 'the
League.. 'Dutton . is . one of the
,partners. in the .Winnipeeeontracting
iirin'(Dnttanand'toraileni).Which.tiw-
,c pirg-e .
. ... '1 :• Prehlern,•Child.
• '"qted," whose l hockey' club last -Year
became :the N.0.1;.'s•.4`problem .child,"
has -found- Plenty of :diffidultieS
tirover-
c�me-but he las proved, a mateh.for
thrfl'H,e has had t iteh bbs ten'
abity' against the 'tiete.rtnination Of tile.
'roaringillecillovaet river, battle with,1
• the, -,crinxibling ehOle: and: . theile with
the: smeller freshets: .". that.
nibbled atIiis. :".• •
• • The hu,ge..expenditure, is the 4.0:c0pd
taken by the railway,' in a if diversion.'
to eliminate slide condition.a, Thetirst
was. the . constructiOn..of the lengthy
.Connaught'.tintriel, a sten, that allowed
therailwaY 1oiklp the hazardous
ers, ;Pasts, ratite, On'' that etreteh ' 67
men' lost theirlives on March
DIXIE P:14§' is fresh when you
buy it. IfiCcellophane, -wrapped
with the &y opening ribbon
• for your conventi
,
ICED VERY.
: I
- By gizbits
"No •Malt41-jimy Thin YOu Slki It ..-•:It's Still. BolOrteY"
a .
, What seams .t'd hii the Crying need in sports circles at the ;moment
. *ould,spern to•be,sorne sort•of aisehool oreducational'eourse for' box-
fi ht 'tid e art • refere S.
-. _ eile---0.1.
armeny. in. -heir-decisions: ,•
oil Drifting
BeCan Stoppe
SLrip Farming Does It— pe.
I. ' ment ..Conducted
•• . katcheivan.Areas••
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SWIFT CURRENT, $ank.:
.stiltioti, OPOrAters'•Itt)(1Or dJrectln
at„I)nwihlott .I,Upeit'Itimotal- Farina'. sys.
• striP farming, ..1
,com1,1MNI: it It suitable:cultural.prae
.tices. li offecilVo•contr.FEng
(14100..• • •
1Ttuler• direetion I .13.. Thomson,. •
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0011 ,ape rat ors, ar in jig 'en, :se.' its
‘••
• periedS' ofiaiviyht,::.!Fott-kteon 'an ki•-st°4*-
Act 'efforts 'NV hiel)"` arese.'. frnin 'IPtt
Idain,.••altnoC't,
'effectiveness of -.strip :farming and
suitable' cultural'..practices. • "
Ex.rieriniental .sub..stat ion s ue realty •
tposta Of 1 he ex peri ental• arms;f•
, and serve •th carry oxficrimeetal ..
sults to localities. Of different Soil and
...climatic:, Coddl'iions to deterniine
• then', The P.' F. R. A. :
las been the Means of:extending. this',
information' in an-iit:&,,tujitie,d Way .on •
li'llealte.1111°iiiiieriRiahna.C::.bee:n: eat tip. .• tdr.:far-
niers t� organize •themselves into ag.• •
• rieultural. improvement associations:.
• The ' objeet•jof these• associations 18
to stud,' all:. phases of tlie drought
• problems: .Over 5,000farmers are' or-
ganized . 30 associations. in •Soutia.
..
western Saskatchewan. .' •• '
1/45o11. drift Control is the ;major prob7:
-46111.arid efroe • ••
,.tive measures:taken by •the farmers .
themselves to change .their prae•tleeS
ta cope with the:Problem w,itjiil, view
to a More Pertha:nont .
t.he future., it Was indicated in repoits
tp the station
• •
ririii(iOg Piet:
Urged ForAIO.derne
Dr. Wetton
turning this .week - from two menths'.
:studying. of Indians' • in Peru. said
modern:civilization is. slipping.jarge-
• ly •liecanee4ieonle don't eat the .right
•foods. •' .
•:The specialist analyzed foods eat -
,en by pine -blooded and •half-breed
Indians and said those who lave re-
tained their 'priinitiVe.. manners of.
4het are ,splendid .physicat specimens
While those WhO have •gained 'the:
habits. of Europeans have deterierat-
ed physically end 'Mentally. •
'Poem
Long' 'Speakers
Pied. as Ptanh 'on MO.rot of :W4I1-
.
,
aceburg Who ,Takes
Eliot;
'..M4yhe the following, Httie four -line
• song; introduced last 'evening at
aeeburg at the „ testimonielbanquet
...lendered_to...Donald-Larriorit;--0-anada!B
oldest: active employee . of the
industry, 16 approririate ,
time: • „ • .
"Give ..tni a'speeeli, Make a peaeh;
Let it be brief brother, let it be bright:
But be a sport,' d.cut 'it short;
Tomprrow' Ave We'Must 'sleep to4..
• • Set t� :the tune of !Were Cornea •the
:this ' little tonglet ' was lirst
used Juni prior to calling .011;. Mayer
V. Diakeitanilv.ho aPpreeiated the
Joke .on'..himeelf; The Aerie la a eoni,•
• Pointiort Of Song -Leader 1ar�1d Prost:.
se 'well *ea it received that sib
seqUent SPealers.''Of. the:. evening
be 'greeted •hy,it,.aih4 prided by 'Mt"'
WIndaer' Daily Starr ' • . • •
114odtkrt Bagpipe Mtthiq
•
. The liiitiaave is being' taken' by' a.
Well-knOWn: London Highlander and,
-exponent ,Of the lagnipes to:Ante:teat!
, rintheSiasta . far the. pipoii:
licAtion' of modern ImOirie••composi
,tions. • 'Many 'VW 'iiiping .are
coinpoSed 13y pars 4n! all. parts of.
• England bis 'well as' Seotianti, but
they are not ,Dablitheit• *Or,"'C011eeted
antt.' Made AVailable to :MiPerierita..ofT
the • Apet !generallY. • The peottfili
,Piplog46ditty. 6f ttin4bn hns 'many
Meirribtia wh'conipose 'Original tunes,:
And.: they, .eJtclitinge, thorn among,
weecistimir 'zees
Sacred Dance
•
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When,iii, an ireportantitangle like. the Farr -Louis affair you find
the referee scoring only two rounds tor the Welshman, while other :
. Alleged: experts, gave lum as imany-is sirfor .Seven, it Wow& certainly
•Seem as if they hadn't learned, out of the same bodk. ' •
•cWe ;don't 'think that Farr Wen the dian'ger's ad-
' m°saiOn i;hat Louis had been. the 'better being pretty
ClemMeCarthy's:`vision doesn't, need plenty of sharpening; it certainly:.
was a Whole lat' closer than any thirteen 0 two.
. . .
However, Mr. Farrdid, real well fei.. hiinself-,-muclf: better than ;
. was expected by anYbotle exeepting; possibly, birnself., -•He is in asimilai .•
pasition, .to the lucky gent Who fell,•dOwn the 'c.:•,•er and came'',
.up with a sold watelvend'ehary and if he only watches ' his Step sloes
not need to worrY. about ever %I;aVing to go back to the mines pr the
tent shows either. • •• •• ' ••
• . , .
If TorninY. only .paeked a Wallop in . keeping with: his »ioxic .6.0(1
fighting spirit he 'would be than -mien of the world right neWt.and theY .
would probably be trying to prove that he ' Was ,realIy• an drisher,, .
seems to • be the cuAom. when a new champion crowned,. although as
far as we know, nobOdy.has yet tried to claim that Joe Leta has any
• hlood for some reason Or 'other,. "
But Farr....Ceenis_to-lack-that-Old--lethal,-..larrun---wth-Olther-fist-
Which seems a pity, ,,Althongh•-it is'perhaps tee much t� expect. real :
• per-feetiontriarn-any4ribrta
•
Like the ancient one about the two street' sweepers who were '
standing' talking about one of 'their ftirMer confreres...0o had re-'
centlY Passed on to his reward., . • .
"Poop Mike," s!ghed one 0"Tis certainly a Pity. •He• sure used .'• .
to ,swing a mean broom.'" • ''• : • `.• ••
•
.4.1.1e did that," . replied the other. "And .yet, do you know, I
• Sometimes thought•that IViike'S technique Was just a bit' faulty: areunil
he lamp -posts.
:As far, as the great election brawl i's,'concerne.d-L'w 1, the geneial
the Immortal plagite.pn botk, your 'houses."'
.It's tog hot and, there :are AGO:many:ether thing's' tO-worry about--
. for mast people to bother, their heads ever an election Whlch nobody
; cansee any real . reason for holding; and the electors appear to be ,
,.:taking the atttude of •strict impartiality: Shovvn by the:dame' who was ,
watching her husband fighting..a.'bead. "Go it husband -go it 'b'itr."
; But from the :•• financial.statistics being published and 'broadcast ,
by both s'deS it ,Would seem as if there, Was Still a lot of trAth,in the
• old saying; "Figures ildn't lie-but!some liar§ 'certainly,de=figure.V.
'feeling seerna to be to echo the/line President Roosevelt errewed'froin
4
members. ,of their own aoCiety. • •It
has 'not • yet 'reached. the stage when
it 'can -afford, the fends to print new
pipe--Musie, A list -Of 'the .compositions
'set in the last_ifeW yearC in: this
Cenntry ' wotild" •inake, -up ..• InanY.
•volumes. Many of the marches and
• other. tunes ere 'dedicated to, individu-,
'als,;:and are only heard at the Seot-
tish 'Society gatherings froth the
• cOmpoter himself, 'It is felt, that
Modern Music ought to be given in
Competitions, at, Highland gatherings '
' in preference to the older tunes. -:
'Edinburgh Scotsman. ,
Postcard Delivery
Took 26' rears
'BRANTPORb, Pith— A ;postcard
maileti here 26 years age was deliv-
ered•in Cleveland two Weeks ago, ac-
' TREN'CH'S 'REMEDIES. •
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.v.therhy. hi)iwing,,,,ToNic , l'A.BLETS,
' STo;viAcir tAgLio.„TS• to .r.d,iled dom..
, ach "troubles, mit:motesR4M2t)Y,.•
tfee •Beoltiot on 'reque4t, WrIte. todity:
•TREN.CH'S Rt MEDItS LTD. •
, . ilf
. .
onirr;',W,,• lie iinurt9iP'Str -,•,- tertottro
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NO, SI...L-1
cording to . Mr's. Charles. Norris, of
Brantford: • There was,no indication
'Onthe card. .why it was delayed
,
long. .•
The card vvas ad.dressed' to' Mrs.W.
C.' Penfold, CleVeland, wha'..died ;four
.
yea.rs ago. An alert postman re-
' Called the:dead wornan had aIatigh-
,ter residing •in the ;city. The card
• finally was deliVerecl to •Mrs..Julins
Eastman. •
Veteran toCoinotive Valnebie
NANOQUE,..Ont.-The 554ear...
old, • loconiotiVe. of • thb . Thousand
Islands Re,ilway..CnrnPanY has been'
•• .
''sold :to a Kingston firni or Set:an, j
• 'Number 4.4. --rout of commisSion for
' several years.-vvill dismantled .
'Where she stands and•oarried
ignom-
inottly to' Kingston. by truck..
••••
‘17.0U. RAISERS
'Check, IRQUP;
Phi),
With .6, Feib:D!,6ps qf,86
•
•
Frit -Tithe hi 4„44 itears.lt Ha.r:,
. .
Been' .Peficrltr.4 . Be:4,:,!e:
' White Cenerir"y*
. .SI.IITO .1.,o'ipa2:, ii.C.,-;SaPred then..., •
• der.bird7tianee.Of the British CofinaLia •• • -..'. .
coastal Indian S ..'iva.s prij
.i:f, . ,d' this,`•
. e,n, '.
e
week for" -the GovernerGener l's partV.
. , •
• .•-••lirst .time it has .been staged in .iis
ntiretYbefere. white cpmpany i 144
' Not iitice the, great otioloret;.
ander 1:Mackerizie, -.tasted -Salt. :Water
near the •present'site ..of • .Belle
40 m11�4 wct of, 66re...0:turd. knew. he •
had reached • the Piidifi.....00eas; ha's, ."•
the •ritnalidie dance ,beeii. Performed':
correctly'for white peoPhi; ,
The Once: Was, the highlight- of.,..a
program 'at' the ,Bella •Coala Indian :re-.;
serve in • honor of Led Twce,Lmtii''.
...,The.4:GoVer iior.Getierel.---..;.--ohner year...44s
G2nd.birtbday. . in the :i..eserii.e.'s-...celsirTid
.Currouniliirg .
• Their •Exceileireles,,Were visited
bY.'Prerider;Pittello of British
Deininion. Defence Minister,
Ian- .1Via:Ckenzie, • who. stopped off wlifle,-
hound. far''Prinee, Rupert:, 13,0., ,ntoarti
the' deStroYer .Fraser. • .." ,
• The • '• Governor.G:ezieral spent . Mott
.:of the ,(Igy reeding and lookieg., froni •
. „ .
..the ,.verandah tit the great.' 58004Obt. •
,sirow.clad peak iiameeMount'Siupend
Qua ..1V1aCketizie;*-11Sn•he .passed. .
that intide•hinilhe first.wiiite' •
MU:xi:gob:111e valley. at •••thg: end • of
man to Orciss, No-th P.m:el:1,6 ...north et
•
cketiiig .C, 40E41
. .
1--leaLth
. Exthcs.
ttEDs;:. Etig;-,-• "If mere •pco;ilti
.cyCle'd today: than rode cars and, .
on .niotor-eyeles ' there. ivotild.'1:16..leSS .:-
.feehlenesS,Aess fat, le§§ :fatigue and
less fear:in mday. lives."VVIten° peat:le
reach the ..car7iltiving'etage'l they'
cerni all.liVer and-h10.;_legs."
That is, What a' Leeds doetor wrOte
in,. 'response tt), the,. recent mcd .,..
•referendum taken,: by the' "British
• Cycle. ,and. Meter' ...Cycle' llagnufaeltir-
erS' and. Traders': Union, 'irf,"' Coventry.!.
ih , England, ,Scotland • and WAles, on
cycling in relatiOn. to :1F3ritain's: keep -
fit Campaign., • •
Nearly all,the 3,500 detiters,:•W
.tejA:e(i, StrOligry'sratiOfeti
.11tInt. Pdonieslo
, r I ••
PechieS ,shoUld 'be planted in Sep..• :
ter:Ober; Dig the lied Li:VP feet deep, :
ref:novo stones and2oller 'trash, and. ,
mix in plenty ofwell decayed' stable
manure., The soil •shoitld he" alloWea ,
to sattle,for tit leaSt two week,s,'. mitt."
rocire cobipeeL • rylcli,(1 if ' nt isolify..:
Whennlantint4, hav:e tha., int e ' onlY
**an 'inch hclow the :;surrtice of•
•,
E.,icijoite To U.g.,
, • •The„ intirkeg thr'Catiadiari '
t:tc!Ote 18.. the •Ilnited•KinVorri.,..6,,ti;.,
, aria increased lici,'4i,oesb..eilibrts'.14,
Ilritain 41403'0 by 29. Per, cent: tIOW,.
'ever,. these export's to Britain
'Priada OfilY, 03 per emit Of the thtal:
Canadian: ,heso shipmcnts'as'
against SS' 1)61, .-cont. hi 1685 'bittioilit •
haVing supplied' the, thlite'dSttitet14•:,
1936 With 106,000 nt''60t$30 a
:•
aohnit .4,tm ,e*to, In 104$;• . •.
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