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VIE E WINGJJAI I TIES,, MAPICR 7, 1912.
Yothre thought t about
trying PURITY FLOUR
NowAct!!
FOR some time there has dwelt in your mind
the thought of trying PURITY FLOUR ---
the flour toot consists wholly of the high-grade
portions of the best Westerns hard wheat.
That's a good thought. It indicates a desire for
improvement in your baking-talent—au ambition to
increase the deliciousness of your bread and pastry,
Don't let that good thought perish. Turn on your
will power. ACT ! !
"More bread and better bread"
REMINDER: On account
Id of the extra strength and
• extra quality of PURITY
FLOUR, best pastry results
are obtained by adding more
shortening than is necessary'
when using. the ordinary
Ontario or blended flours.
• Also add more water when
making bread.
`4'URlT # FLou
run,rr ',
, Add PURITY FLOUR to your grocery lint right few
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According to estimates made. in.
Washington,nearly a. million women
will be eligible tovote for President
this year.
Thorold township passed the by-law
to give fixed assessment to the big
paper and pulp mill which is to be es-
tablished near the town.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R IA
The largest topaz in the world is
said to be in the vatican at Rome. It
weighs seven pounds and three Neapol-
itan lapidaries spent 61 years making
the carvings on it.
The Indian races of the United Stat -
ea are pendently reviving, according to
the Census Bureau. In 1910 there was
fatal Indian population of 265,830, as
compaar.d with a total population of
over 237,1:16 in the census of 1900.
Do not suffer
another da with
Itching, �leed.
ing, or Protract.
ing Piles. No
surgioal open.
ation required.
Dr. Chase's Ointment will relieve you at once
and as certainly cure you. t.Oe. a uox; all
deers. or Edmttasou, Bates & Co., Limited,
Toronto. Sample box free if you mention this
paper and enclose 2e. stamp to pay postage.
many barbers in Egypt are govern-
ment servants, According to an edict
issued by Iibrahitn Pasha in 1818, vil-
lage barbers were ordered to examine
all dead bodies and register the neces-
sary particulars.
From ivory, which shows no grain,
pieces of the size of the turquoise de-
sired are shaped and left for fourteen
days in a saturated solution of ammon-
iacal copped oxide in• water then rinse
' and dry them. If the color of the tur-
quoise is not deep enough the operation
may '+e repeated.
You judge a man not by what he prom-
ises to do, but by what he has done.
That is the only true test. Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy judged by this
standard has no superior. People ev-
erywhere speak of it in the highest
terms of praise. For sale by all deal- i
ers.
Arkansas claims the distinction of
having the oniy woman zinc mine
superintendent in the world. She is
Miss Gertrude Soper, • formerly of
Soper, Ok., who,..recently invested her
earnings in the Bella Mine, seven miles
east of Gilhatn, Sevier County.
Children, Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA T°CROA
At the sante time that the United
1. States Government has been irrigat-
ing the dry deserts of the West, • steps
are being taken looking to the drain-
ing of the flooded lands of Florida.
`�'- '����� �-•�_ � �� These flooded lands cover 4,000,e0.)Lawyers would probablyastarve to
Tle* rc^.ri is easy if love is the vehicle.
Ent a p+'i-etleal joke isn't if you are
the, vi.^.tit'.
Wire n':t'T; I 11i1 their love letters in a
waste IME
' ,a:l,' - rrhPr.
"It ,, ,„ is »n'fli t
eapre: . n Dr t1.a.;c s C,intn,ent
c+ °
is us a `.arks quickly, :"ops all
ite air E•ften heals iri .t siut le
ni l" rhento, i.• •i -
bete• 1. ' 't:!t,*Re:.,ns or eeeptiene,
it i 11 n:(•;•... :'west•;:. ory rtutinen
1?eing; antiee.ptie. it prevents blood
1'0
Thee.: ; , a :r g ir. Ne r'a •vhose
vetch, td:.: a....L.e chi _:.• to , (AT.
.;ibtc r because abe rep-
. rhe • E :' !in or ia1 :iter). {
lv has decided to abandon
if.. c(° pki t. and do
^l' _ .:. l e r,o':: e r.
• C "'; Rernela hes
stelet ;is el a "l. hi cues of l'Cotk�;glt •,
c• 1 a eheree. It can be deltancled
" c.4, i..i: teach re.
I.. a ..
vt'd
iron.•,...
fete
L. .
uieee
:::
teei.e.
stur,acil.
.,n and r: loss4 in cenrli-
! ( L. t sot L ,
t, } _ +,t
tee le eel -.ave to
erae.e,ie ' hi
0.1(1 i,le0, al t (lees
:e t,. ,ea:::,
4 .)
ha. a 1 t:( i air u:lder
that, i1 a;ea aro
set i;t('rj; coat. They
i'.. et.,aoaph('r: very
k t'1'' "1• teener h.uet proVid • pro-
tect:(..m teal tr,::B'er't if he wiches to
reap e.
If r>l, 'd pair hof; ; gets a grudge
'at;'ln+t t:.aotht-.. put them in separate
pax. 'i; hey will do better and grow
festal.
Iltl,s h :e company, Don't keep one
in a pen alone; but see that the two
are gods felend5.
Where is very little danger of disease
with hogs if they are kept clean, fed
clean fool and giVen pure, clean water
to drink.
death "' the fool killer wasn't so far acres, and constitute what is known as
the Everglades. Parts of these ever-
glades are underwater all the time, and
the whole area is too wet to allow of
successful cultivation. As a means of
removing this difficulty 21)13 miles of
canal are now under construction.
These canals are exp.cted to provide
at ,once for the draining of wet lands
and to furnish a means of transporting
the produce of the same by water.
behind with his work.
For some yeara the use of wheat
flour in Germany has been increasing,
and the use of rye flour decreasing. .
In point of time Europe and Ameri-
ca ere nearer together noir than Lon-
don and Edinburgh were two hundred
years ago.
San Diego, Cal., is said to be the
first American city to take up scien-
tific forestry as a municipal enter-
prise.
rF.3T AND HEIIITH TO MOTHER AM NILO.
men.`VINSLOic's Soornz a STRVP has been
r.^ed for over SIXTY YEARS by AIILI,IONS o4
U•r dents for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It
SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS
GLLAYS all PAIN ; CURES WIND COLIC, and
r.
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. It is oh -
”lately harmless Se sure and ask for "Mr-.
`erosion's 6 -waling Syrup," and take no other
mind. Tammy -Eye emits a battle.
IILvnun's mayor recently fined two
doctor; fifteen days' pay oath for hay -
lee; reCe ad to give their services to
1 <ul,ers when requested.
As a result of the failure of crops in
various districts in Russia 1+,000,000
people are in need of relief, which will
involve en outlet* of 120,00 roubles.
You can Say good.Lye to Constipation
`vitT_k r < 1 c(,;: c ecce -if you use Cham-
berlein's 9 abla is Many have been per-
t:a:.aet,> ,;,' eurt•'l by their use. For §ale
by ell ttta iers.
71neati'l 1,6CO,liOO equare miles
1 ci ,,,Lc:.ldare(1 t,._-i.ere in Africa. This
.clew, oeitehla:•'ventlh of the; whole
e urtry.
lr� �;;jjf% F ft'irpI)rii`'a 11. FF'(y9
da.:tutit a "Ju(}itlhiA (�mUW'BO
felt r 4pp{ +Git,r ,a
L a...e a.lu true., iihele) ya
r v.. Ie. +' t s , r rr ,
' + ie...? I ; L'y ::.trLtntl-
I i ..,, this Inst
4 t:•,le:d vary ouch
t, , t:' C.t LIC much
vel,ary, le: I co• ' i rat wale and lead I
,',.tion f+.r a!1yt.:,g. T--Iy l:irineys we
very badly out of order, awl kept me
irte t •-i ,••ti i, ' at ni •rats. I tried. many
Lit. , of tette and meth :lea;, hut it seemed
a:leiest in vein. I began to diva up in
:c:lpair -of ever being well anti strong
r. ;tin, when a kind nei,^,ithor advised me
to try Dean's I; k'.itey Mlle. which I did,
end ata thankful ler the relief I obtaim.d
front then, for now I ora never troubled
with aaft r.. Lack or sick 11e at, :Sties.
"I w 1.1t;ays say Doan's 1Stlney Pills
for mine and can highly recommend them
to any sufferer."
Price, 50 cents per box, or :Ibexes for
G125, at all dealers or nailed direct on
receipt of.price by 'the T. Milburn -Co.,
Limited, oronto, Out.
When ordering direct specify "Deal's."
STATE OF O -O, CITY OF TOLEDO, 1
LUCAS COUNTY - { `•
Frank J. Cheney na.kes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum. of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
ery cane of t.'aterrh that e. -:not he cur-
ed by the use of Hall's (at;n re Core.
FRAMs .1.
Sworn to before ole and subscribed in
my presence, this Gth day of De;;elaber,
A. D. 1S80.
(SEAL) A. W. GLEasoei,
Nee lu.z PUBLIC
Hall's Catarrh Cure is f - i cn internal -
and acts directly on tie feed and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials free.
F. J. Csilararr&,Ce., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists (.c.
Take Hall's Family I al;N for col :.ti;)-
ation. -
HEALTH AND,.?'„i'T';t.
a ;? CONTAINS
NO Atli%OltoefAT
NON ANY M1NtRA'
peFEvStE�^a"
"Take my advice! 1
proved Zam-Il k
lle31 for eezenl_I and skin
disease."
As a mother you owe It
b your family to give It a
Mall It ends pain and It
heals.
00c box all Druggists de Stores.
PLAN GARDEN HOT HOUSE NOW.
With snow still on the ground, gar-
den enthusiasts are planning their
spring hotbeds, for getting to work in
February means early radishes and let-
tuce. A good method, of which the
cost is small, is as follows:.
Dig a., hole two,feet deep, a little
larger than the size of the hotbed frame.
If the hotbed is to be permanent, the
walls of this pit should be lined- with
brick, stone or cement.
When possible, have a shed or board
fence on the north side of the bed; it
will take Jess manure to heat the soil.
Put'two feet'of well•mixed fresh horse
manure in the hoe, wet thoroughly and
tramp. •
Two-inch material makes 0 better
and stronger frame and will last long-
er. The -front of the frame should ,be
six inches high, the back 18 inches.
Put five inches of dirt on the manure;
preferably the richest soil you can get.
Fill in around the frame with manure
and earth and put the cover on the
frame.
Glass sashes are best for covers.
Cloth may be used late in the season.
The size of a sash is three by six feet.
The bed, then, should be six feet wide
and as many times three feet long as
desi;ed.
The temperature of the hotbed will
be high at first. Use a thermometer.
When the heat has fallen to.85 degrees
the seed may be planted. Keep the
bed well watered, but do not soak.
Too much water rots the manure too
rapidly.
Be sure the bed is well ventilated.
When sashes are used, they .must be
raised to let in the fresh air in mild
weather. Extra covers should be pro-
vided for cold days and nights.
WANT
A live representative for
INGHAM
and surrounding District to sell
. high-class stock fear
FNTHILL EINISERIPS
fruit trees will be, planted
in the A'nll of 1911- and Spring of
1912 than over befes a ,in the history
of O:iterio: :
The orchard of the future will be
the. best ptying. part of the farm.
We tel;ell our limn .Salesmanship
'i'•': Culture and hew bid: profits in
i 1'ti'r a (owing eau be :Lade.
pay eeeety. permanent employ
it•n it'r:; 4111 rite
f,,.' p art:'t:tdar3.
Drying the children's hair .lees not t: iR.Uu. V'c.LLh bf9a hl
take halt ss lo,lg if the tt, -• cal it .t • ¢ R )l t):; Tit.
eel. With a radiator in a ii :lt 1 .xLt"�• .x o .a:nrx-.,, :_.•_ra.nr;.e,:aex s eeieeea=,
ter to keep several towels wa:nl, and •
by using them in rotatia'i it i . movie-
ing how fart the hair maybe &its..
The eye -cup is indispensable to the
comfort of those who ride in automo-
biles. The dusty roads ate. seta to till
the eyes with five partici+ ; of dirt, ev-
en when goge71:s aro W`7/1`11. '.ill eye-
cup, filled with water. ill Neiihl. a fore
drops of bots ie acid h `o leen a drop-
ped, will bring quick relief. The. eye
needs a bath after a. motor long
„ �l ride,
even more than the face, and the best
results aro to be obtained with an eye-
cup.
Face powder does not always suit a
dry skin, and it should in all eases be
preceded by the application of a skin
food or a cream of soino sort; 'animtsl
fats in creams should be avoided, as it
is claimed that where there is a ten-
dency to superfluous hair the animal
fat increases :t. This may or may not
be true. Cream should be rubbed well
into the skin, left on for some time,
then rubbed off, and the powder ap-
plied carefully. As nothing injures
the skin more than the cheap, impure
powders, one should be careful to pur-
chase a .good bratid,
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11.;YAL. L.Q. IZ MAT01'iUa,. .
Many Prince§ Have Renc4ficed• Thelr
Ranks in Order to Wed,.
The fact that the Archduke Verdi.
nand Karl of Austria, nephew 01 the
Emperor of Austria and brother of
the Archduke Franz Ferdinand Heir
.laresuelptive to the throne, has re -
flounced, his rank in order to marry
Bertha Ozuber, a most beautiful we-
man whom he met at a. ball in Prague
some years ago, acids one Moro to the
long list of princes who have obeyed
tllo dictates of Cupid in defiance of
the state rule that royalty- shall only
mate with royalty.
Eleven years ago the Archduke
Franz. himself .decided to marry the
woman he loved, the Countess Sophia
Chotck, now known as Princess of
Hohenberg,. although by so doing he
had to renounce the right of any
children of the marriage to succeed
to the thrones of Austria and , Hun-
gary. The late Archduke Henry mar-
ried Leopoldine Hoffman,. a member
of the company of the Karl Theatre
in Vienna, although the marriage wag
forbidden by the Emperor, while in
1889 the Archduke John married an
actress, Milly Stahel, in London. He
renounced his rank, took the name of
John Orth, and was last heard of
serving as a sailor on board the Mar-
gerita, a ship that disappeared on a
voyage from Buenos. Ayres te-Callao.
The death of the archduke has never
been definitely established, and from
time to time rumors have been circlt-
lated -that he is still living, In fact,
it is said that he is living on .one of
the South Sea Islands with his ec-
centric brother Louis, who . spends
practically his whole life on a small
island in the • Ionian Sea. .This last
theory is strongly -held by the Arch-
duke Leopold Ferdinand, l another
Austrian prince who married an ac-
tress and renounced his royal rights.
The archduke is a naturalized Swiss
citizen, and lives, or at any rate ivas
living until a short time ago, at Lu-
cerne under the name of Wolfing,
Several German princes have roar-
stied women of no rank. There was
Prince Adalbert, who was commander.
in-chief3 of the German navy at the
time of the Franco-Prussian War, and
who, in 1850, married Terese Elser,
a well-known dancer. Then. there was
Prince -Augustus of Prussia, ,whose
;morganatic wife was the popular play-
er, Merit Arndt, aterwee a created
Baroness T'.';iiwitx.
in Bavaria we have an instance of
a royal prince having made two mot'.
'genetic marriages. Prince Ludwig,
the elder brother .of the royal oculist,
:Duke Carl Theodor mnrriecl first in •
1859 an actress Frnulien Mendel, who
was created Baroness-Nrallersee, and,
aster her death in 1891. Fraulein
Birth, who was given a patent of rue
.bility under the style and title et
Frau von Bartholf. He had, belure
marrying, also to resign his rights
and patrimony to lois younger brother.
The eldest daughter of , Duke Carl
Theodor, Princess Sophia of Bavaria,
made also a pore love -match by
marrying the Cenet Torring-Jetten.
bath, a scion of an old Bavarian no-
ble house, but not of royal blood.
Escaped, Frntn,a Python.
There is no member of Dsbrett who
enjoys more -good hack that Sir Claude
Champion de. Crespi:;ny, who was an
interested spectator at the Boxing
Test in London the other day.- He is
credited • with poeseesing more lives
Than the average cat. o
In the matter of broken bones. alone
h h i!ila a record. He had two Ieg
b: -'nee 'ir:.ctnr'e-I in a balloon accident:
tae.taeee erm 1. )::.ea while hua:tii)g; three
i a fall lir a steeplechase.
re 0 i r 1-y a more prosaic cab
1.ot t•) pie ,tion various fin-'
ger:: hvol.en by boxing orefrom kicks
C1'!-' e is one of the few men
•_.'v'e who • 1 :.
u re tar -ire •l thee. ress-
,i: -
� .1>.:r who 1:•.•...
:;'u•vireci. the cross -
1111;; of the North Sea in a balloon,
an tell the tales .t.f their e hazie
1n tt c- : -r it t t t: iii IIe is
( t-.3 only ,I;ur l can who boa ever swum
dame':: get of tile ]first Cataract
ei the Nile.
1 ie himsalf tell.; how he did it.
tela natives who were cruising
..nt eaid that if o-::iy European ven-
::ea'I to attempt the feat he would
retest surely ;t' t .r and never canoe
un alive. I a l,..i to Illyeelf that
t .ey had no beti r int :rt; th to I had,
) in- I went. .'.i: 1 I cane up • very
h,Uth :ive, the."
Ccmpens::tion. -
ti
,pertain young; :ell1)w received a
-' veri'nient bath . 2,,r which. he had
':, undergo- a.very strict examination.
One day a f1 u d1 of his w110 had
been noticing, hr,. lath, work he did
to earn hi:; s t.lary 4:: ': 1. 1 hilt,.
"I say, W alter•, my Loy, " he be-
, "you don't te.ri.iiern a treat deal
1. r: ee yo
,, I don't l . ' t:•',"
"Aran% you c--(... ted to work?"
•'of come • ' not," was the candid re-
t:?y. "It takes so -much hard work to
het a job like thio thnt thea authori-
• t t :R haven't the -i' t r e e to a,.; a man
hi d!, alt)ythit:g ult,z4 to earn his sol-
a ary after he gets it."
eoee!1 twee:: "r'' : i!'(:- fpr t'5 years.
.:e,..h pre eft,:etivc Cantil F)r. Ciwco'o
Medicines were Ue,ed.
•`It aflords tilt' pleasure to speak
1! .•„t•:•1I; (:i Dr. ts ; s Nerve Pool
i :-,d Keeney -Lie •i• Pilo,” writes 11Ir.
W. T. Collins, lliort)cth, Ont, "I had
i)eeil a sufferer for 25 year: from
ecintica, Iumb go and neuralgia and
tried ueerly all the remedies adver-
`i-ted without one particle of benefit
nutil I began the sue of Dr. Chase's
medicines.. Before I had finished two
boxes of the Nerve Ford and Nidney.
Liver Pills I noticed con; iderable
b:•n'•fit in my e'iir1ition. I have so
:Udell confidence in these medicines
Cleat I have r-'e»nl:nendtd thein to
.(+r:•.1 of na fl'
lett 3.
v d
,.,'
lit 7 . 4 t
vt t c t_�a f this nature the
combined use of these medicines
.,iln;;i results which are both ante
p idng -and 'satisfactory. The Iiid-
tu'y-Liver fills regulate the action
1 kidneys, liver and botllcls, while
the Nerve Food enriches the blood
and builds up the nervous system.
Comancon, Batas - Co., 'pronto.
Something Wror.,;. -
An elocutionist 'sae rcaili.t„ Mr.aou-
1 y'e "Battle t;1 rely" at the village
e neem, •and declaimed .with . iutensil
� .ka..litary
fervor the 11 c
tItau; :sud• etpuea are :: biking deep, -
( A. thousand slows in rest;
s thou,and i lmights aro pressing. close
Tlohind—
whon ho was interr!1 ted by p
a erecen
hi the gallery. "hold hard, guv'norl"
he shouted. "Was them there knights
cue legged ones, con there's only one
spur apiece, yer knowP" '-•- London
8-tandard, -
Industrious Heirs,
"Those 13ingletonheirs are, doing`
wonders with tiro old place. They've
si:aded up the garden slid rebuilt the
things i
buena
andput a 1
la tan s
dome
shape."
"How does that happen)"
"Why, they had an idea the old
roan hid some money somewhere, and
they've been - digging and §oraping
and looking for it ever since he died.
I'll bet the place is worth twiee'what'
It was."
"The old lean was tate, wasn't bele
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GQE�S FARTHEST FOR THE NiON EY
;
HELPFUL HINTS FOR HOUSEWIVES,
Do not soak fresh fish in water be-
fore cooking. This treatment only
ruins the flavor and 'makes the fish
soft.
Silk handkerchiefs should be washed
in borax in tepid water, with little or
to soap, Iron them before dry.
A dish of water placed in a hot oven
where pies, cakes or puddings are be:
ing baked will prevent them from
scorching.
ley using soapy water when making
starch, the clothes will have a glossy
appearance, and the irons will be less
likely to stick.
When plates and dishes have to be
warmed on the oven top or in the oven,
if a newspaper is put underneath it.
will break the heat and -prevent from
cracking..
Before serving dinner place a bowl
of boiling water into which has been
dropped a little oil of lavender, on the
dining table. This will overcome the
closeness of the atmosphere. and the
odors from the kitchen or pantry which
have penetrated into tht,t part of the
house.
Tar stains may be removed from cot-
ton fabrics by covering the spot with,
butter and allowing it to remain for a,
few hours before washing.
If you wish to keep books in good
'tihave condition h v open book. shelves.
Glass doors certainly exclude dust, but
are apt to keep damp and harbor
moths. '
An easy method, of cleaning Lamp
chimneys is to hold• the glass over the
spout of a kettle of boiling water until
it becomes well steamed; then polish
with a clean, dry cloth.
If there is cold chicken left from the
roast, cut it into dice, mix with a cream,
dressing, put into the baking dish,..
sprinkle the top with cheese and stuff- •
ed olives and bake in a quick oven un- •
til brow..
The walls of cupboards and pantries:
are often damp on wet or sultry days
without apparent reason, when other•
sections of the kitchen wall will be•
comparatively di'y. The best device
for any wall that is inclined to damp-
ness is to make it impervious to mois-
ture by applying a varnish of one part
shellac and two parts naphtha.
a
u
scribe dor The
Tirnes $1IO
a Year
RINTINU
AN ES
STATON
• We have put in our office
Stationery and • can
W RITINO PADS •
ENVELOPES •
LEAD PENCILS
EUTT;R
PAPETERIES,
V
a complete stock of Staple
supply your wants in
WRITING PAPER
BLAND BOOKS
PENS AND INK
TOILET PAPER
PL.AYIT. G CARDS; etc
We will keep the best stock in the respective iinca
and sell at reasonable prices.
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to yourwants in the Job Printing Iine and all
orders will receive prompt attention.
Leave your order with us
when in meed of
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ENVELOPES
CALLING CARDS
CIRC LADS
Or anything yhi i assay
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