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,tri, permitting the intportalan of intox-
batiug liquor for sacramental, tiledtc-
lnal,= 111)1l'aeturhng or enminercia1 per -
,poses, considered in relationto the
section of the Ontario Temperance Act
stealing witit the sate anti use of liquor
for similar purposes, and what orders,
affidavits, prescriptions, etc" suchi las
the Onta'ite Temperance Act dent,1
'would be required for the importing Qf
liquor for these purposest
gnawer—'rite paragraph of section
>•
of 1313H1 26 to which reference is
Made merely excepts, from the Gethe'al t
t•
h4
r of'1
part t
ar ler
a . 1 I
th
ofe
"prohibition
•parnt,raph, liquor for satratheutnL me-
dkcihal, etc., purposes:: in other words
liquor for the specified purposes may
be taken from one Province to another,
A Pruviuee ctuiitot (as already salt))
'direct'ly prohibit the transportation into
itfof liquor; pod, consequently, it could
rrsot prescribe conditions under ,which
hat transportation should be permit -
ed. A Province has, however, complete
control over the sale and custody of
liquor within the Province, and it is
in the exercise of that jurisdiction that
the Legislature has enacted section 125
Answer --The Provincial Legislature
(as alreakty eaplgieed) has no such
Jurisdiction,
Question XII.
Would it be eontpeleet for the Do.
minion Parliament to er-;;ct, that, where
tl Provincial lav deals .with the same
matters as a Dominion law, such legis-,
lation being, per se, intra vires of each,
prosecutions might be had under either
or both Acte?
Answer—The Dominion. Perliaunefii.
e
tl
could- not competently Y Sb end
ct. Us-
natty the existence of identical laws by
both the ince
Prov
and
a
it roti
Dan
„t•
means ,that the Proeineia;I 'haw fleas'
ceased to operate and that the Donin-
lun •law Is in reality the only laws A
very curious exception to this state-
ment was established by the Judicial
Committee when it held that both Do-
minion statute and the Ontario statute
dealing with local option, were at the
same time, in full force; and that the
ri
nttirl pelt d.t!es might elect as tri til tch
t the !.lays then wouldoperate under.
even if that decision were to be re-
^arded as v1ltd, it would not follow
of the Ontario Temperance Act. that the Itoarinion Parliament could
. Question V. provide that pn'secations might he had
• under t Provincial statute.
What weak' be the effect upon the
lei isIative powers of the pnndnce +,f
'the bringing into farce, in a Province,
of the rrohibitions.embcdaed in bit! 26
Its •far as theee deal with matter: intra
as f both Ta'�nt',,ti1 t ..d F'r n':Jtc.
THE CLINTON NEW ERA.
Thursday, February 1,2th, 1tf2,0,
LateNewsof th i .., rict
LONDk,SBORO. "SUNLIGHT"
nios, Chas. othe entertained EADS PUBLICITY
Junior classes of tie Methodist S. S. � �-
hast week,
The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs,
d
' a all...
n S
slut
,, red o � Y
d
Vodden 1: V dd
hoc
was bured in Hope G'emetery on Mona
• sympathy,
ten
h it-
• ext
extend
Friends day.1
in
Mrs, Thos, ,Lyon' while visiting
Guelph was stricken with the "illi" and
is now in the hospital leer brother
John, of Guelph, died on Tuesday of
"Ilp",
the p
James Eisley has moved to his hone
in the Village. We bid him and his
family a hearty'welcnlne, her
Mrs, Milton iloopera'and . e son,
Gladiola returned home to Blanchard
u,t HEAD
A fluggestion.
11 t .,- an se- or 11 all the qurs-
tt : t b milled 1 t.-.. i 1111 t:, sue-
t ; r the : i i.Lrataon of those who
r. I e ..:11'•,,.!......,a in draftier; amendments
vu• u
r—Tlta prohibitions o1.B111 214 t tl,, t f •rnl T I li r ,lets the.
Anssv,, i the enacting
t scope „f the. jurisdiction i ,!i yt preceding
1tf o hit., th
of th,. 1'r:,v n "Fite bila' tit, lute i clauses h, ,ttdals to the 1;'L,twittg
'.force r.e in alit I t t'! ' t f tie.Se <
•.,- Cried:
i 1 ,•f tae
hthatinrls wr u'.d not, !, ,n<t; r, affect the i t .' .� :: � .,yo },:dti
power of the .Pr,rviuccs r , est t l ,s- I 1-.',4,1,,,,„ 1 1 , ,:
the aid ice i , , I :.
litlit!n with reference L) � , ,. ,.• �•,sleet., ,
'n:es.
within, Pr�•ya
,<ustouiv of liquor ih.•the province i r
Question VI, tth d z et. l
Ll: fl Y'„ ..f i i''';'"'1' .noel
This a Provincial Legislature. h,4ting' 1 .i , 1 .I... 1 .}.t within.1tit
prohibited the sale. for beverage pur 1 , ••"••••i'11'cit 4 •r ar
l'
pose's, the power to } r '. nil a pt , h I e } t1 'irtrt a tt , t
f, ,,,,•„,..;,,,v;....,:. :•hat r; to hr l -,
i
blas, 1. ),•rt t • t obtained from - (t t `e:
authorized by theProvince to sell the 1 �. RUhi'1' 1� ! :hit and ,other
same, sof• in accordance with the pr, A 1 liar r
t ,r t
,
' a h
',r
•, Act?
t.
n. t
t .
,r
"n o:raute
nisi, -ahs :,f the )niafac r t thei s:• t tar pro.
Answer—The Provincial Legislator t..tt it t :end. that the said Act should
has the power indicated. l e amended a5 hereinafter provided.'''
Question. VII.
(Signed) J01 -1N S. EWART.
this week after spending several days
at the old 110111e, I rye?;°;::x
Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Wells • are sick 1
with Iaerirpe. 1 JVi1:V M. MILL.A.I1.
At the server on Sunday night theOne of the younger generation of,
ch it of the
Methodist church will give) bust,„„ men who are so pi•nnitirtent a muni:el r••t;tttlt6,n rd the t ' rel l'e as lay advisers in the 1Methodist'•1 ::The 11-(14 -a1 Si 1iatioatal 'Campaign. Canadian u an nt-
n„a21-
I Saturday
Mr. dad Mr::. Th,fllas ne-.1t• for Lord LeNtarhtilui' or Part
.
S;..b.br,,,,l:• of the villac;e received word 1 sunlight fame, Mr, ?anise is i
.+ the tieaih v, to ••11t. of their 0111Y mist of worst and deed 1 t the t on -
,i t 1 c i chairman f lite Publicity
[city
ht,.r, .:11. Gabriel S} anti of Dar- j1 t'"
: -11 44) 1 t.:1.a, asst :.a,t+
i n, lir hint 1 d two •i,""";i,; tIhlt,:tit ,tt,
to;! 1:.1.4 t -e,... i ;Il holo t ,'red.
_ : tire,.
AUBURN.
The Baptist church service next Sun-
day at 3 pens.' Bible School at 2 pan,
The, Financial returns have gone over
the objective; T°ult amount' will be an-
nouncedgs Sunday,
(Intended for ic:t week)
)
1::1 r 1!44 tc,l .:'It":s tll::t
•• Ir,s unt,na•l out �,Id
j RUCEF'IELCi)-
44 , o i, ,l I t t. t t ;•
�of Mr,:. Titre. ,i•. w•-, 1,1.11..1,
CONSTANCE.
a• no
church here on Sun-
day
w s
account t
tf
School
of a
a S
ch
undo
't sur Sunday d,
Y
the "flu" around here.
There will be no day school for a-
while,
wh!
Mr, Earl Laweon wears a broad smile
because his'a wife presented hint with'
a baby boy one day last week,
Quite a number around here have the
't
• t getting 1 over I .
S el
se u, 1
' r I 6
+'t' are
I
It )
4,1141 1.144414.. '•
i,!. rJul r at Mr. ih{ thIS wee;.. 1:rdtn:ris front „Ino till 1! WAS
1,01,1 at the par b,tilt many yeart , u u 1 t •.r• Adis
.•; Saai,rI.11, and
I's' "'"V14".', 1"t* 1•1::;',41 t ,1.1 r 114.,1e i:,.:
it
:;t; tae u t t 'a' deal of wheat t e r ,w , and
• Mr,. ]-.ar tt L^ or; ra,r;td illto5 hdr ted in the storehouse and taken
14,1.is , i waittorui and shipped from
harbor. 'the timbcrc were
and of the best material.
The roaJs Tu our nri4111,orltsod are
1 in the best condition now, there is
•,Li an ai`i111dan'e of snr,w,
s.
til
t.
Y
I u . 's very
S1r J. ;d"d:i r. ho went on a - •
Air, Buckler of our villain h, v
trip t„ Toront•, Iasi week crane home• 441 lit took a stroke of paralysis on
,,., .taint.,. d ;.'.titin the 1't, tea'
home tai,.week.
Has the Provincial Legislature power
So restrict all importation, sale, ship-
ment, iraneportation and delivery of
liquor within the Province to liquor
sold to ,or by, persons authorized by
the Province to sell and for purposes
permitted by the Provincial Law?
Answer -As„. already indicated, Pro-
vincial Legislatures have no power to
restrict directly importation or tran-
sportation of liquor into the Province.
It has ;power over the sale and custody
of liquor within the Province, even al-
though the effect of the'exercise of the
power would be to prevent importaiol
or transportation into the Province.
And the Province may forbid possess-
ion of liquor by unauthorized persons.
Question VIII
Has a Provincial Legislature the
power to restrict the quantity of liquor
which a person may have in his pos-
session in a private !loose, or the
quantity which a person may import or
bring in within a certain specified tinge?
Answer—The Province may restrict
the ;quantity of. liquor which a person
spay have in his possession in a private
house, The Province has no power
with reference to importation,
Question IX
Has the Provincial Legislature jur-
isdiction to prohibit the manufacture of
liquor within the Province or manu-
facture for sale or consumption within
2iri•Province?
Answer -This question has been
fully dealt with in paragraph 7 of the
foregoing discussion of general prin-
siples. 1 would suggest that, to ac-
complish the desired end Provincial
legislation might provide:
(1) That manufacture of liquor
44 within the Province, shall be prohibited;
(2) That sufficient evidence of the
liquor having been ntatdfactured for
a prohibited purposes would be sup-
plied by (a) the fact that any of the
liquor Was so. used, (1) the fact that
the manufacturer delivered, or agreed
3'o deliver, any liquor to. any person
fear consumption within the province,
(c) the fact that any such liquor was
on sale by any person within the pro-
vince, and (d) the fact of any dis-
position of the tiquar haying been made
ivy the manufacturer, other than in the
usual course of business in connect-
ion with exportation from the Province;
fled
(3) livery such fact shall constitute
ae separate offence,
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAS i ® R. I A
WELCOMES YOUTHS
FROM THE COUNTRY
•..II 'l Clinton n 1: wt pre:lent
batt :1 tit: 1 nu.= , Sir.
Sampson.
GODERICH
l'he funeral took place Sunday after -
neon from St. George's church of the
Lde Sergi. Arthur Riley son of Mr. and
`.'t,. Filen, The funeral was military,
•shout ;u members of the G. W.V.A.
114111114 out in uniform. Including a
,iriu; quad of 12 members. The local
band was also in attendance, playing
the "Dead :'\larch in Saul." Rev. A. L.
t, i' ilc and t art ) Arelufeacon
the worst of it. and has 1101 been well
Since his retell) We hope to hear of
Mr. Medd beim able to be about again.
There is a lot of sickness in the
Township,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shanahan,. while
returning from town last Saturday, had
the misfortune to be the victims of
having a runaway horse" run into them
breaking 'tate cutter and tossing then
both out. Fortunately neither o fthem
were seriously hurt.
Following is the report of S. S. No,5
for January. Names in order of merit:
Sr, 4—Harold Snell, Margaret Brown.
Jr„—Albert Snell. Sr, 3—Evelyn Glb-
bings, Laura Snell, Warren Gibbtngs,
Alvin Cartwright, Sr. 2 (a)—Harry
Snell, Chas. Weymouth, Chas. Brown,
Hugh Radford, Herbert Vodden. Sr.
2 (b)—Norma Snell, Berta Nott, Don-
ald Snell, Gordon Snell. Sr. 1—Ivan
'Carter, Ernest Brown, Willie Stevens,
Edwin Radford, Fred Vodden. Jr. 4—
Marjorie Vodden. Primer, sr,—Grant
Snell, Printer --George Radford, Lorne
Brown 1. Cornish, Teacher.
The U. F. 0. finds it must waive the
occupational test to get an Attorney -
General.
TI•IE RETORT
POINTED.
DOCTOR MED
AN OPERATION
After a ruthless process of rejection
there were live 'applicants for the post
of errand boy left for the head of the
Erin himself to interview.
11 Inas One of his 1li4pailt mornings,
f 1. ask-
ing
he sought to amuse himsNl 1y sk
out quite
+e•boys puzzlingd
eu r q
ht' t1
I 6
6 c
4•relevaot questslous to test their g -
t
en
eral knowledge. •
"How far away from the earth is
the North Star?" was the question be
oun *-
1 third spin -Faced f,
fired .tt the t t I y )
seer,
"lint fiorry 1 call not give you the
exaet figure offhand,- sir," was the
reply, "but on a rough estimate I
' away
should say that His far enough ,
f, )
not to interfere with me running er-
rands."
'Monday. He has not :as yet been able
to speak, His two sons came to sec
him. He is at the honkie of Mr, Rouet,
where he is well cared for.
A 0naueler who is also one of the
first to welcome hundreds of young
Methodists as they come to Toronlo,
and a church statesman who has s1
prominent place in the Methodist Na-
tional Campaign, Mr. Wilson was
horn and raised en a farm in Peel
County: Sturdy and optimistic, he
carne to the city to 141a1Le a life. He
became assistant general Manager of
a great trusts corporation, but pre-
fers to be known to fume as super=
intendant of Finn Street Sunday
School and a personal worker in taunt
downtown church.
SON LIKE FATHER
IN CHURCH SERVICE
. ;M• +- Question X.
Has the Provincial Legislative juris-
diction to prohibit the importation of
liquor Into the Province or importation
for sale or consumption within the Pro
-
'Once?
Answer—This subject has been dealt
with 11) paragraph 8 of the foregoing
discussion of general principles, '4'145
desired object may be attained by tegis-
tation dealing With the custody of 11-
quo' within the Province.
(lues
tion tion
Xi
Pis the Provincial ielxl Legislature Y0 power
wer
What
th.tr. t. of the ser -
'the
m I 'Sat n had
The t.-teeeed who vets 25 years
i 0,4 t t tile teth and
,'.,,.1111111 it April t!11S
1111•:.u••' h } 111 nn-
„
treaiment ttnd to,,k } neI-
m tt..,t h r 1' w l t nn Thursday. A
(, 4-.111rt tot eitizens 'ttetidal the
1 l got the past.—Londur. alt -Lits,
THEIR FAITH
TO THE CHURCHES
PIN
Plaits for the seating of .the mem-
bers are item; considered and the pre-'
sent arran4ement is that the L5bnr mem
hers and the U. F, 1). will occupy the
r':gltt and the Liberals and Conservatives
the left of the Speaker. The Labor
men :are anxious to sit in a block, and it
is proposed that they shall take up a
position immediately behind the Cab-
inet benches, with their two ministers
in the second row. The U. F. O. will
occupy the remainder of the chairs
on that side of the chamber, On the
other side Mr. Dewart will be opposite
the Premier, with his followers behind
him, while Hon. Howard Ferguson will
be on the front row, about half way
down the aisle, with the Conservative
members in the northwestern corner
of the chamber, There was a Conser-
vative colony in that part of the As-
sembly at the last Legislature, the
overflow from the opposite side.
SEAFORTh•t.
Much interest is being taken here by
the congregation in the forward move-
ment canvas. Twenty men in the First
Presbyterian church and thirteen in
the Methodist church, started the sub-
scription list with 5100 each. The
amount assigned to the Presbyterians
is $5,485.49 and to the Methodists
53,300.
The death occurred of Miss Minnie
Campbell, third daughter of Mr.
n
Mrs, Robert Campbell of McKillop from
pneumonia following the flu. She was
in her 21st year.
Irene, eldest daughter• of Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Pridam, of Goderich, died
in
Seaforth, following the effects of
an operation perforated on Saturday.
Deceased who was in her 25th year,
was a popular and well-known young
lady in Goderich. For the past twto
years she was on the staff of Seaforth
Collegiate as Commercial Specialist.
to Do for One Poisoned
While Waiting Doctor's Aid
(By Dr. Leonard Keene Hirshberg)
A.B., M.A., M.D. (Johns Hopkins
University.
Are you prepared 'to Sava your dear
ones from taken poison by mistake or
intentionally? If you are not learn now
or forever perpetuate this peril.
What wn11d you do while waiting for
the doctor, if you had in ignorance or
by accident given a two months -old
baby several drops of 'paregoric? Many
ill.advised mothers have done this very
thing under
dttthat pt'
-nothig syrup -likeother "des'
--laudanum and opium—would "ease
the baby's cries” and "let us all get
some -sleep."
Aside from disobience to medical
adntonitions,."never give medicines to
infants" paregoric and similar medicines
given to little ones lull groin -ups into
false sense of security. The child may
fall asleep and 1104er awaken.
Bichloride and Acids.
Dope of this nature is to be fought
by keeping the patient warns and gently
—nut roughly—awake. The stuporous
influence of the drug must be met by
hot packs and rubbing until a physician
arrives to give an antidote.
oil or the white of an egg is to be swal-
lowed.
Tartar emetic should never be used,
because It is Itself a poison, 1f taken cop
inns draughts of water will iuclte vomit- I dan, beloved wife of James E. Young,
ing as will strong tea. Whent, the stotn- aged 25 years and 11 months, and clan -
ti has emptied itsself thoroughly plan- 'htt r c F
Instead I took Lydia E. Pi nk-
ban's Vegetable Compound
and Was Cured, •
Baltimore, Md,—"Nearly four yeare
I suffered from organic troubles, tier,
vousness and head-
aches and over y
monthweuldhevet0
stay in bed most of
the time. Treat-
ments
would eats wo 1
m
me
H
aal
-
my doctor was
al -
Ways b urging me to
have an operation.
My sister asked me
to try Lydia 15. Pink -
h a m's Vegetable
Compound b o f or
ao n
t
1
consenting operation. I took
live bottles of it and
c+' t it has completely
cured me and my
work is a pleasure. I tell all my friends
'
who
have any trouble
of this Mod
red what
Lydia E.
lam,s
Vegetableetatlo Com-
pound has done for me.'r-Ncnf.rr•. R.
BuirrixOIIAM, 009 Calvertoreitd., Balti-
more, Md.
It is only natural for any woman to
dread the thought of an operation. So
many worsen have been zs.stored to
health by this famousromt l ' ,:iia E,
I'inhham's Vegetable Compoond, c ftar
an operation Ims ben ,:tet
it1
will p , r v i a t .' freak
enaheihn n' 0 n let tg it be-
i`ure submitting 1 J_:set_15 . __tr,...a.
tin:dly high. Just whither this will
have a definite effect upon tb, t;a'iadian
41,, 11 1'• 1". quite 111' I •.i1 -
III. but III,
:5,x!1 ,1 11: 141 rt o, i,4 .e.c. is .. n'.ar .:•1
Scarce c 4'1 1+
'1h n; ant l ! 1n4' ! , bY the
i
1
a 1
1
' •7, are
,J Lli, n- 4' .1<'s
1.4 ,t:, sn•-11'',t „i, coed i..tay
Births.
McKENZZiE—At Grace Ho1pital, Tor
onto, Jan, 20th, to Mr, and Mrs. R. W.
McKenzie,. a daughter (Helen Louise.)
MCKENZIE-,-At Lampnhan Hospital,
Lampmal, Sask., Dec. 28th, to Mr. and
Mrs. G. M. McKenzie, a son.( Malcolm
George),
FRENICIN—in Clinton on Wednesday
Feb„ 11th, to Mr. and Mrs, Theo.
Frenhlin, a daughter. (Ellen Louise.)
Deaths
WAT'T'S—In Clinton on Thursday,
February 12th. Marjorie R., daughter
of Mr. land Mrs, Frederick W. Watts,
aged 4 years and 2 months,
IiOARE-111 Clinton, on Wednesday
February 1 tth, Elizabeth Amanda, wife
of Mr. C. Hoare, aged 49 years 4 month
and 22 days.
YOUNG—In Windsor, Ont., on Mon-
day, Feb., 9th, 1920, Sarah Erma Jor-
HON °
GEORGE
BELL.M.L.A.
Public men, east and west, are not
slow to see the possibilities for
national betterment in the great
Campaign of the Churches. Premier
Drury of Ontario, hintself a leader
iu the little Methodist Church at ills
Crown Bill farm, says he believes
"the Inter -Church Forward Move-
ment lean do more for Canada than
all other movements combined." Mr.
Bell is chairman of the British Co-
lumbia executive in the Methodist
National Campaign.
This Montreal industrial magnate
(and children's worker) has never
forgotten the examine ,of. personal
service set by itis father, who wall
One of the most dovoted laynien of
Qdebee City MethollistIlI. Senator
Webster is director of many corpor7t-
dons. ,.lie .fa .also a national , Vice..
ehairnlair In the Methodist National,
anda
n
in
a
Oa g
r�
n
r '
ou
3q t
fro pt•Ohtit conmatr carters an fro. ., .kick up
r Seto rte 4 e 's necessary U
llttorllo
-ersons frohi iyritj of q
Vomiting is one of the first emer-
gency measures to be used when any
poison or overdose of medicine is tak-
en. Two tablespoonfuls of syrup of
ipecac is an excellent and usually an
available emetic with which quickly to
empty the stomach,
A tablespoon either of ordinary
mustard or of alum in a glassful of I takes 111 Medicines are macre or less
water' will induce vomiting. Even the ta, ar111 )0114 Ines an nature is ruled
Homely kitchen table salt, two tables-ItS p80 nnlcit It habit, self-ortenion and
poonfuls 114 a tumbler of water, Will cock-Silt'ell $S that 41,051 people fall
answer chIOrlde me e, 'into the serious error of depending up-
if U[clflarive of merof has been on their "feet in the dark," their (moil -
IV
glue plenty of milk qurutc it with "exactly where the medic-
Iv heroic any attempt Is made to empty 1 ri
u orfntondent o the stomach, The albu)nen IIt 1116 u)Ilk x on the light, strati
1 reVe
tat VI u turn g
fro and S a
I
d
ty of milk should be taken.
Carbolic acid or phenol must be hest
ily emptied front the stomach or it will
eat a hole through it and the oesophag-
us on the way down. Epsom salts,
ili1
quarter of a pint nr olive oil to a p
of water, milk or egg white in water, are
useful as antidotes.
Vomiting must never be induced when
the poison is sulphuric acid oil or vit.
riot, oxalic acid, caustics, alkalies or
ammonia , When the first three. acids are
swallowed alkalies like chalk, plaster
from the walls, washing soda, soap and
water are antidotes to be followed with
gruels oils, milk or eggs.
Alkalis and Other Poisons
When the caustic alkalis or ahnntania
have been swallowed vinegar or lemon
s or
alive oilland�water arewhites
the emergency
measures,
Toadstools, mushrooms, liquors, to-
bacco and plant poisoning calls for the
emeticas first mentioned, followed by
coffee, belladonna and pertttan5anate
of potash,
Paris green o' rat poison often spell
arsenic poisoning, Any iron tonic or
medicine with iron and 11111k of magnes-
ia
antidote to
to
it.
!a i. art ,
Precautions necessary to avoid alis -
g , , Mrs. J. Brown of town,
130DONEY—In Detroit Etta Mennen,
beloved wife of Stephen.B0d0uey,'aged
20 years., and daughter of 141r. and Mrs,
George Mennen, now of Toronto.
p) gj f 1 u Ch^ Sunday r ° ' iia abs10411 of the Ittercti roach, p s 11^ '. • f'^sines and laziness long
other its ilbsnrptioll by the sto
Just he reverse 1. , , battik ora bait
t"�1 • ankae or prussic acid, This Is in,., a . ay scan the eontebtts as we
dR ���iCr�eR S aeeottsl fatal dnl0ss the stotisac • t ,' ' p, Dixons will nnutnue to lie
p +, delivor aY
a(1eiitt or to pi'r Y of fls W was intended,
receiving of lig umptioh lh ltrimediatety 6inptted, Then Milk, o
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LIFT OFF CORNS!
Apply few dropS then lilt sore,
touchy corns off "with;
fingers
NATIONAL 'CAMPAIGN
HAS YOUNG VETE1►N
anion prat ail, in the Itnited statec,
".1, i t Iter geed• tete are reported
rted
;off s..tree•
The sitn•tti m 1,,1110 as111" ! th nn
,t ,t
,1
;trop. in rri:d; will 1
there is strong probability til ad;arct•s
!'thl:•111114, NO one h:: any tee' t '
tett :
and 't teas arri, i,• ; in m ; "
are snapped ,.1 qu,,l;!y on ice'
forego{:tatenl tit. as express,d by a
lari'e factor 1.1 the trade operating
throughout Canada, indicates clearly
what the situation is witn regard to,
quality teas. It bears out what Canad-
ian Grocer has already pointed out in
previous articles on the tea situation,
viz,: that importations of tea, and es•
pecially highgrade Japans, have been
very quickly absorbed. This has made
a situation which may be considered as
unusual and has ensued a smaller hold-
ing of tea stocks than have been record-.
ed for a great many years.
Demands Are Heavy
The demand for tea from all sources
df the trade has been reponsible, in a
large measure, for the extensive absor-
ption of tea stocks. Part of the increas-
ed demand is traceable to the prohibi-
tion legislation, which has been enact-
ed in so many parts of the country.
People have had to use something as a.
beverage, and the enactment of liquor
laws has served to make the tea busi-
ness exceedingly good. This is a condi-
tion that is reported from all sections
of the trade and with a demand which,
if it has exceeded the supply, has at
least kept pace with, the offerings of
quality lea. This demand is likely to
continue. and with the high-grade teas
produced in the Far East very well dis-
tributed, and In some cases, already
cleaned up entirely, there seems to be
little prospect of lower prices obtain-
ing, or of heavier stocks of tea being
obtainable for a long while to come,
This boyish -faced man is a lead-
ing member of 0110 of the biggest
bond houses in the Dominion. In
addition, ho is the stron'gest speaker
on devotional themes that the
S.LeIt Isiist notltiteten of Ontarphotog apher wile has
Made Mr. Gundy look youthful. In
real life he loons younger still.
Although for fourteen strenuous
nklthelt firmrswhich an
the founded, ler
ute
looks thirty years old—and is nine
Years older, Uurhag all that time M1',
Dandy has beer a worker In commit-
tee and on platform in every big
religious movement—front the in-
1611-
rtteethe
yalrs
yMovmntdown to the sent
eletltodiee National Campaign,
Emerging41front lunged at fore into
an
campaign, 11
the work of vied-Ctiaih'man of the spe-
ee In this
SMtct'tho est sel tiosubscriptions
of the Inter -Church
b'orward Movement.
Hie career belies throe "old fogey"
ideite---that ministers' sells don't
make goon, that laymen cannot ex-
hort 01' inspire, and that young chaps
ere not to be given i31g vesperal -
Doesn't hurt a, bit Drop a little
*tonne on an nchingfern, anstently
that coral stops hurting, then rot lift
it right ot1t. lies, magic! e
tiny bottle of Fromm:, tette tuta
f Is sat
fir
•u s
tato iia
tlet an
at ,
�A B g
fc y
w
Mont to remove every band corn, sat
emirs, .01 corm between ibe Ose,. Ind the
t5.)'3 see; *RI's* boaeate"S +,c 'are*ritkati,
It'reerteno ie fie
of a Ojlteiitaatd genitiq; • 4 tvoiNert 1
All Tendencies Point
to High Teas
Higher Prices Are Bound to Rule in the
Near F`utur'e—Londen Market Has
Opened et Strong Figures --
Present 'Pea Holdings Are
Light
Obstinate Coughs -a
Obstinate Colds
From all sources ha the f'a'de, re-
ports to Canadian Grocer are to the er-
ect that not only is tate tea market rul-
ing with the 1011111151d strong tihdrr-
stn
ta hot the. 'possibility it!tY
of higher
eY
p
rt -
cos prevailing in the near future is
guile plated at. The London 1wl+rket
hits opened slid prices there arc excep•
The Kind That Stick,
The Kind That Turn 3-o
BRONCHITIS,
The Kind That End In
CONSUMPTION,
Become a Serious liilatter
IF NEGLECTED.
All obstinate coughs and colds yield
quickly to the curative powers of
Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup.
This old and well-known remedy nab
been on the market for the past 80 years,
You will find that a dose or tsao will
atop the cough, soothe the throat, and
bronchial tubes, and if the cold has be-
come settled on the lunge the healing
properties of this famous cough syrup
will soon bring complete and poamani
relief.
'therm are many imitations of Dr.
Wood's Norway fine Syrup on the
market. Get the original when you
*dr for it. Etat up in a o low wrapper;
g'acro twos the trade i t' ; price 2$si
and 33o,
1V.[aixufacttired only by The I, Mdbtli'u
Co.a Limited,Toronto, Ont. ,•