HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1919-12-18, Page 7CROP ANIS TRADE CONDITIONS
"t' I .O JG .IQUT U DQVIINION
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Spectral Interest to Mercantile and Fcirmin0 Cammunitleat
of the Batik Both these situations are improving
At the Annual Co plMeeting
of Montreal cautitlote reports were and larger hroiluption 1133 tak4n plan
submitted by the :Superintendents Or at the geld mines.
t'e-
retailers
the hank, dealing with trade and faille; Both wholesalers
ant
its conditions is the YalleaS provinces port it easy to Cell goods, Credits 3rd'
of the Dominion, Those reports novel shortened end bed debts" negligible,
the particular operations carried out Larger expenditures were generally
In the various aeetions of the country made by � mun)oipalitiee title ytar in an
and on this enema become or very •effort to overtake works postponed.
special interest to the mercantile and during the war,
generalincrease,
f 1 1101 a iu 1e
ulaton5 vs
d 'ou o Po
farming Communities exit s 1 p
keeping in touch. with the itepoh'tant with a tendency t0 drift to urban and
developments that are onourr'ing manufacturing centres,
throughout Canada. Our Superin• There has been a continued el(ten-
tenclent reports ne follows: sion in hydro -electric power during the
Qntario, past year, and worn at Nipigon and
Chippewa, aa well as at other places
Manufacturing in Ontario has been lora important, lvi1.1 •within the noxa
limited only by,ahortage of supplies two Years add very largely to the
and disturbances in labor. Govern- available power' for manufacturing tend
assn credits foe- goods sold to Europe t g 310(1 other purpeses throughaut Ontario,
have :stimulated manufacturing, Generally speaking, the year has
domestic demands Have been insistent, bOen one of great activity throughout
New- industries have been started, the 1>rovhtce,
and a number of successful Innen.prairie Provinces..
turing concerns in the United States
have been making enquiries .with the During part' of the past season ex -
intention or locating in Ontario, teneive areas in Saskatchewan. and Al
Ontario farmers have been steadily berta experienced, in common with the
bettering., their position in recent North-Western) Status, severe drought
years, installing modern equipment and loss of crops, but owing to good
and improving their modes :of living, yields 'in ether areas andtohigh
The pest year has been ono of fair Prices, the value of grains raised ex -
noes and, high priees. A wetspring. ceeclod that of the year 1915; when the
was folOwod by an exceptionally dry largest crops in the history of the
summer, and grain crops, with the ex- West was produced.
caption offallwheat, fell .below the Failure of pasture end hay in cel•-
average. Root crops were good; corn tain dist/riots caused anxiety to ranch -
wee -tomatoes Were a record yield: the ere, and while autumn rains brought
season was poor. for all fruit exeopt relief, the scarcity and high price of
grapes. .Cheese production showeda toed for winter use forced the sale of
Yaliiug
on. There is a shortage of •some unfinished cattle at prices ad -
hogs; sheep raising is on the increase. versely attacked by worse Conditions
The cattle situation is somewhat nu• in the United States. / '
settled, owing to the limited amount The West on the whole ]las had a
of feed available for carryingthrough PresPerous year, exceptions being the
the winter. districts in whichcrops were lost
The production of lumber has been through drought.
seriously reduced owing to shortage British Columbia,
were below t
of labor.. 1919
has beets an exeolient
Great Grain crops were affected by drought
Gting year, with heavy sales to ati the average. Fruit and
reat Britain and the United States,n
and a steady domestic demand for ail
classes of lumber. Prices have been
unusually high, there is no accumula-
tion of stooks on hand, and notwith-
standing the scarcity of -labor and 1it-
_.. creased' costs of operating, the year
has been a successful one. Pulp and
paper have been in large and increas-
ing demand, with soaring prices for
the latter.
Mining production during the year belle-' was exempt, " Women joined
has been curtailed. The demand for been for some years, and Prospects with the men in playing it on Shreve
nickel fell off after the Armistice; appear good for continued business
strikes lessened the silver output. activity into the new year. Tuesdays.
Dream Carne True.
The relatione that ea;ietcd between
General Washington and his younger
friend, "Light -Hero hails" L00, the
rather of General l:abert L1, Lop; were
execetiingly 31030'aud tender. It was
an suuthentic tradition til the Lee fend -
1Y ,that Wallhington,.regarded the brit-
in
i e' 11. t
slant you ig cavalry oliie 1 a l los
the light of a 8411,
Lee was inollhed to be a spiendtlu'ift,
and —his lavish nye of money often
brought upon him the paternal repr'odi
4R his olior and more (Unmet rr1011(1
—and the reproof }vee often followed
by ai1'eotianateaeelstance i13 ear!.
eating hint from 111e enlba31'aesnletlte,
Mre, v'Vashingtonwas alnloet equal-
ly f. nd oR the'ytng officer, who often
m e long visite, at Melia Vernon.
During one of his sojourns thele,
Harry Lee remarked to. hie host at the
breakfast table: . •
"General, I had a singular drea)n
,last night, which I mast tell you, I
actually dreamed that. you nettle Saea
present of, your WOetnlOrelaud place,"
The next day, at t11e dinner table,
harry Leo found under his plate a
(loeulnent--nothing less: Allan: a deed'
to .hint of the Westuroreland.• estate,
'201' some moments, dazed with as-
tonishment, he stared at his friend.
"Now, Harry," ' said Washington,
calmly, take good care not to dretun
Mount Vernon away from mei
Football Was Ii ugh Once.
The. style of football In this genera-
tion is a mild and tante exercise as
compared to tb'o'original forms of the
sport, according to a bulletin of the
National Goograpleic Society. In old
England football was rougher than
most 'sports of those hardy tikes,
Janes I. thought it was "meeter lame-
ing than making ablo the users there-
of.," Henry VIII. ant I711zabeth ruled
against it.
King Edward II. frowned upon the
sport for its interference :with arch-
ery, and also because of the commo-
tion it aroused, for in those tinges it
was played in the city streets. A
vegetables have been geed crops with writer of the 16t11 century called it a
prices ruling high. More attention is "devilish pastime," and charged it
being given to agriculture, and farmers with inciting envy and sometimes
and growers. generally have hada brawling, matelot and homicide.
profitable season.
Wholesale trade has been good and 13y the time of Charles IT., however,
retail trade active. football had become firmly established
The population has increased, and
further Jnimlgration is expected dur-
ing the coining year. -
•"Conditions throughout the 'province
on the whole aro better than they have
SCHOOL CHILD
Melees, Rich, Red Blood to Regain
.. and
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le 1-�l
Many children start sollopl 111. e7K•
eellent hoi11,t11, but a?twr a short time
110k10 worse, examinations, 'harried
meals and crowded 50001 roem9 nun
i
thou b14od .to become 1303]( and thin,
t110ir 11e1'ye8 4Y01• wrought and their
color and spirits Gnat, 1't le Il groat.
Mistake to let smatters aria when nye
and girls show symptoms or nervous-.
11095 or weal( blood,' 'Tiley are al•,
moat sere to Rall viettrns of St, Vitus
dance, or drift into debility that lends
to other troubles, Regular ..seals, out.
door exeroiee and plenty of sleep' are
necessary' to combat the nervous weal'
of school life. But 16 is !RIO 'More in}.
portent that parents should pay strict
attention to the Bobo) child's blood
supply, Keep' this rich and rod. by
giving Dr, William.' Pink Pills a0 -
cording to directions and the boy or
girl will he sturdy and 111 for sclieoi,
The vain of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
in eases of this hind is shown by the
statement of Mrs, Pearl G. Harrington,
Kingsville, Ont., wlio says: --"I have
often felt that I should write you and:
let you know what Dr, Wiitiams' Pink
Pills diel for 1.11e, At the ago of thir-
teen - I was afflicted with St. Vitus
dance. Trio trouble became so severe
that I had to be taken from school, 1
was given medical treatment but it
did not help me, in fact I was steadily
growing worse. Then a friend ad-
visecl my mother to give me Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills, which she dill, with
rho happiest result?, ns 111e pills com-
pletely
ornpletely cured ale and 1ilvas again able
to take zip my studios and attend
-school. Again about three years ago
I was attacked with nervous prostra-i
tion and once more tools Dr, Williams'
Pink Pills, and after tieing five boxes
was fully restored, I Cannot praise
these pills ton highly ars I believe they
will cure any case of St. Vitus dance,
or restore anyone wino is weals, ner-
vous dr run down.
Von can sa211ly 'give Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills to the most delicate child,
or take them yourself with equally
at Caulbiidge. It was even held '111' good results when you need a blood
high esteem in Irelaucl, There, when tonic. :these pills are sold by all
all other sports were prohibited for (sealers in medicite,ele will be sent by
archery's sane,• "on ely the great foot- mail, post pall, et 50 cents a box or
six boxes for $2,50 by The Dr. Wil-
liams' Modicine Co„ Brockville, Ont..
Few See Froi ion $eail Treaty..
When the great noel of the 11'reneh:'
1.'0111( 30 t0304
treaty111)110, tliot13'eby8 Y111X0(11411dathtlg' 111he 0 s3igma
tu1'4e o? President P4hlmare and M,
/Antis Nail, Inluistor of justice and
1',e830r of the great and, only a few.
,privileged high ofilciele attended, says
�+ n 1
a 1 ails rlasllatrh, it}a coal, sol olv 1at
larger In BIRO 1111111 it silver dollar,
5110139 011 One tilde the mated llgure of
the republic, with the ineeri311on
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1'enc11 R•epabllc, Donroct'atl%, Ono
t1 0'le Q rp
I) s G1 tl rsi.ea
an 1 divi ibis, 1 l o
d.
the words: - "In the Name of tile'
French Peepia,' surrounded by a
wreath of oalt lea9es encircled by the
republican device ''Liberty, Equality,
Ft'atoruity," The seal is imprinted by.
moans of a 11a11ti-Worke(1 5tautping )iia-
Ch1ne, resembling' a letter 00pedng
2)1.055,
�' boy has been able to do on a farm,
City to Farm. :
Not only has he become the owner of
We are con'nually hearing about .a large area of laud, but on this land i•
DON'T WHIP!
the farm boy who goes tb the city, but he is producing crops Of the highest 1
we Bear little about the City boy who quality and a maximum gnantity.4 i
goes to the farm. Yet, just as many 1 Practically theme whole of the crop
farm boys have become successful grown by stint he sells as seed at a: i 5
business men in our cities, so there' higher price than that obtained by the I
are undoubtedly many city boys who average farmer, and the demand for
have become successful farmers. This' 1what he produces is greater than ice t
Is snore especially true in the eoun'can supply, �s
---'f
tries that are being nowly.opened up,
Such as Western Canada. Among the
winners at the International Soil -Pro-
ducts Exposition held at 1i'ansas City
reeointly at least one, if ?tot more, of
the successful exhibitors wife born and
He is also a great believer in live-
stock. A man who leas studied farm-
ing as he has clone naturally would be.
Cattle, hogs and horses are raised on
his farm and the same painstaking
care in the selection of typos and
Hospitaller Suk Children
3 TORONTO
Upkeep of Big Charity Requlros Fifty
Stop Lashing Your Bowels ' cents a Minute..
with Harsh Cathartics but
take "Cascarets."
Everyone must occasionally give to
the bowels some regular help or else
suffer from constipation, bilious at-
tacks, stomach disorders, and sick
headache. But do not whip the bowels
bred in a city and only became a farm-' },reeding is paid to livestock as he into activity with harsh cathartics,
er after he had reached mauhoocl. 1 pays to the selection of grain, with What the liver and bowels need is
JoIn1_Vir. Lucas, who won prizes for results equally as satisfactory. a gentle and natural tonic, one that
white oats, bronle grass send, barley The success of John W. Lucas can constantly be used without harm,
a11(1 rye, had never heen.0 farmer un- should be inspiring to many a city The gentlest liver and bowel tonic is
til he settled on his homestead in Cay- I boy, "Any boy can do what I have "Cascarets." They put the liver to
ley, Alberta, sixteen years ago. holy -clone in this country;'•' he says. "All work and cleanse the colon' and
ever, he has set to work to learn all , it needs is persistence," To this may bowels of all waste, toxins and pois-
he could about this noble profession! be added patienge and a desire to ex- ons, without griping, —they "taever
and nobody can say that.he has macre
a bad job of it.
Mr. Lucas was born in one of the
cities of Eastern Canada. Like many.
other 'boys whose parents are .in
moderate - circumstances he earned
money after school hours delivering
newspapers and in various other odd
jobs. Leaving school, he says, he got
a real job at six dollars a week and
later came West and wollee 2 in Win-
niPeg for a'year. He had always felt
aedesire to become a farmer, however,
and it is not surprising that the call
of the Canadian Government .for set-
tlers: for free homesteads at once ap-
pealed to him. -. Ile came to Alberta
in 1903 and located on his homestead
in Cayley, in the southern part of the
province, the sable' year,
He is now the owner of eight hun-
dred acres of land in a block, and is
interested, besides, in six and a half
sections` of laud -4,160. On his farm
he has produced as much as. 139 bush-
els of oats to the acre and 66 bushels
of wheat to the acre. The quality of
his oats may be judged from the fact
that for five yeare he won the premier
ltonois for this crop at the Alberta
Provincial Seed Fair, Ile las also
been a regular exhibitor and prize
winner at the International Soil Pro-
ducts Expoeition and other exhibitions
held in the United States.
It has been Mr.` Lucas' ambition to
become a good farmer and he has
' spared no efforts to learn all he could
about his profession. He spent the
winters of 1912 and 1913 in Iowa as
peat of his itgricnitural education.
Here he visited some of the best
farms in the State, asked Iota of ques-
tions, saw a good deal and came away
with as much knowledge as he could
gather, • He considers these two win-
ters spent in Iowa among the best in-
vestments he ever made. He learned
much about 'toren, cattle and hogs,
and also how good farmers select the
ears of eon, how in this way they in-
crease the yield, producing ears true
to type and uniform in eizo. He figured
thlat ifcorn could be so much unproved
by selection the same thing could be
done with the heads of wheat, oats,
barley and 111113 of potatoes. Ile came
back, to Alberta and began to use this
knowledge, Not only has lie increased
the yield of these crepe, but has im
proved the quality and typo no well.
Instead of f)clas of oats, barley and
other crops with heads of all eine he
has now Heide of these grains with
heads Yearly all alike, By hand selec-
tion of potatoes, saving only the fere-
Me 11111s true to type, 11.e Inas been able
to 'produce eh high as thirty-seven
110ri;e1.11b10 potatoes front one hill, and
from ono potato planted a yield of
seventy-three pounds of 30tat006,
This is a .scores difficult to beat any-
Vrllei'c.
111838 are nine of the things a city
cel, qualities possessed by most sue- sicken or inconvenience you like Calo-
cessful men, whether in city or coun- mel, Salts, Oil, or Purgatives,
try. - • Twenty-five million boxes of desert -
rets are sold each year, They work
while you sleep. descants cost so
little too.
"DANDERINE" PUTS
BEAUTY IN HIAIl
Girls! A mass of ion&g
thick, gleamy,, tresses .
' Let "Danderine" save yolrr hair and
double its beauty. You can have lots
of 1011g, thick, -strong, lustrous hair,
Don't let it stay lifeless, thin, scraggly
or fading. Bring back its color, vigor
and vitality.
Get a 35 -cent bottle of 'delightful
"Danderine" at any chug or, toilet
counter to freshen your scalp; check
dandruff and falling hair. Your hair
needs this stimulating tonic: then ire
life, color, bright)less and abundance
will return—Hurryl
Tornadoes "Come Back:"
I1 it be admitted that lightning does
not s£rike'twice in the same place,
the same cannot trhtilfully be said of
tornadoes. The little"town of Codell,
In western Kansas, Was hit throe years
111 succession by "cyclone twisters,"
and each time on May 26.
The tornado is of •alt natural phe-
nomena (save perhaps a volcanic ex-
plosion) the most appalling. Ievolving
at a rate estimated at 600 miles a
minute, the "funnel cloud" destroys
everything in itspath, which new not
be more than 200 or 300 feet wide,
lecidental to a friglitfill devastation, it
Indulges ^fn all sorts of freak per-
ferniahlces, plu01(111g chickens, strip-
ping people )laked, carrying babies
for miles unhurt, driving straws
'through inch planks, and (by (:Heating
a Vacuum 'outside) causing houses to
explode,
Hollgnd has begun to p'rechice east
from wells' drilled experimentally hi
two .ln'ovihces, and may be able to
Obtaiin enough for ell of its needs.
71lfntiydie riniiueiit flares ivies, SO,
A Taxi Detective.
Some time ago Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle arrived in Paris from the Rlvier-
1a, and, having hailed a taxi at the
Station, drove to liis hotel, As he
paid his fare lie wire' rather sfrpl'ised
whelythe chauffeur said, "Thank you,
leIensieur Conan Doyle!"
"How did you know any name?"
asleed Sir ecrthur,
"Quite simply," the chauffeur re-
plied, "I read in the newspapers that
you were coaling from .Nice. At the
station I examined you and saw that
you were English. Your hair seemed
to me to have been cut by a southern
barber, and on the heel of your shoe
were tones of Marseilles mud."
Sir Arthur stared at bim in astonish-
ment, "Are those the only signs by
which you recognized. me?"
"Oh, no," said the driver, "There
was one other, I saw your name
painted on your trunk."
p.--o—o—o—�- 0
• Laugh When People
• Step On Your Feet
•
o .
o Try this yourself then past
It along to g4hers.
1 1t works!
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Ouch 1 ? ! ? 1 ! This kind of rough
alk will be heard less here in town if
people troubled with corneewiii follow
the simple advice of thio Cincinnati
authority, who claims that a few drops
of a drug called froezone when applied
to a tender, aching corn stops soreness
at cnce, and 00011 the corn dries up
and lifts right out without pain.
He says Preezoue to an ether com•
pound which dries immediately arid
never inflames or -even irritates the
surrounding tissue or skin. A quarter
Of an 0111100 ot freozone will cost very
little at any drug store, but is sun
dent to remove evedll' laird or soft
corn or callus from one's feet. Mffliens
of American women will welcome this
announcement eince tile inauguration
of the nigh heels.
The .orange was originally a pear-
shaped fr'ui't about the site air the
common wild cherry. Its evolution' is
be1ievocl by 1latur31iSts to be due to
1,200 years of cultivation.
SYilnar :'s Linlmout uilrrO0 elarea (11 Cows:
The overage weigh reef a man's 1rai11
is three pou11(ls eight' ounce, end of 'a
woman's i1)1'ain tWo pounds 'eleven)
ounces:.
Dear Mr. Editor;
The 44th annual report of the
Hospitalfor Sick Cli.iilIren, Toronto,
shows a notable advance in every
department of its service to the euf-
fering_and crippled youngsters of
this province. The ward accommo-
dation has been taxed to its capacity,
and the summer annex, the Lake.
side Home, was opened for the first
time since the outbreak of war.
The daily average of cot patients
has increased during the year
from 132 to 223, Including children
from •practically every- county in
Ontario. Even had tlo cost of sup
plies and labor remained stationary,
the. substantial increase In the num-
ber of patients world alone account
for the addition to the charity's debt,
which at the close of the fiscal year
'-Was $100,000, This debt has become
an embarrassing burden. Further
increase must threaten impairment
of an enviable efficiency,
The Hospital is 111 the forefront of
all institutions upon this continent
devotgd to'the care of sick children.
It cost $335,39.9 to maintain last
year. This great mune not only puts
at the service of the children of
Ontario all the resources of medical
science, but, in addition, provides for
a training echooletor 120 nurses and
for .unsurpassed clinical facilities
for the University students who are
preparing to engage in their pro-
fession throughout the province,
The income which must be forth-
coming to finance this absolutely
essential work figures out at seven
hundred dollars a day; 'and, as there
le no endowment fluid, all but a
fraction of that amount has to bo
derived from individual benevolence.
Phorefore the Trustees are making
1 Christmas appeal to every lover of
111i1dren to foot the bills for' Sone,
period of time, no matter how short
it may he. A minute of mercy cows
fifty cents.
For churches, societies, lodges,
3to„ who have more ample funds
wherewith to assist the youngsters
to a fair start in life, the naming of
ants is suggested.' A number of
memorial cots have beep thus dedi-
sated in honor of the overseas ser-
vice of fellowmembers. This pe
vilege is extended in recognition of
gifts of $2,000 to the Main hospital
or $600 to the Lakeside Heine, which
can be paid in annual instalments if
so desired,
Literature, illustrative 02 all
branches of the past year's work, to
gether with any other information
i 11
desired, will be gladly fan shed o
application to the Secretary, the
Hospital for Sick Children, College
"street, Toronto. Contributions should
!also be addressed to the secretary,:•.
IAVING H, ROBERTSON,
Chairman of Appeal Committee.
•
Free cinema show's for school chil-
dren and 'adults are to be given this
winter in the rural districts of Sweden
to relieve the tedium of the long
nights and the hardships which will
follow' the •coal shortage, In Norway
the municipalities aro in provid'c ed-
ucation films in the villages of 1t110
north, and it is' hoped that these will
effectively replace the crude, sena-
Venal dramas.
•
"SYRUP OF FIGS"
9
CHILD'S LAXATIVE
Look at tongue! Remove poi-
sons from little stomach,
liver and bowels
Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
only—look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless laxative o1' physic for th'e
little stomach,' liver and heweis,
Children love its delicious fruity 1
taste. Full directions for child's close
on each bottle, Give it without fear.
Mother! You must say "California."
The man who fails to take advan-
tage of his ]wife's beet judgment and
opinion concerning his important Mee
-
nes. ('1030s is loving the strength and
help of one -who may be far shrewder
{lien he suspect?. Anyway, there will
be no doubt about her interest and
c inCeeity.
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O°�,i .�t�, � JAS
pTABLETS
BART S OWN
Mrs. Alfred bleed, N0tligall ] 'vel',
Glad,, r11'itost-•••"5.-"1. dq net think ere
is any gthol' Inediehto to octan sabre
Un r
own. Tablets, in
tic t6, fol i itis ones, I have
used, trent for my baby and 130111(1 use
nothing elso,il W)10. Krty, Need nye
thousands of other mothers say, They
have founts by trial tihat the Tablets
allvay5 do ;1031 what Is claimed tor
them, The Tablets are a )mild but
thorough laxative which regulate the
ilow910 and sweeten the stomach and
thus banish indigestion, constipation,
collocolds, etc, They aro sOid by
'
medicine dealers o 1 by mail at 25
°mite - e box from The Dr, Wilhelm'
Medicate Co., Brockville, out, I
M11105a'o Liniment t Duren Diphtheria.
I was clued of Rheumatic Gout by
MINARO'S LINIMENT.
Halifax. ANDREW KING.
I was cured of Acute Bronchitis by
IIINARD'S LINIMENT.
LT. -COL. C. CREWE READ.
Sussex,
I was cured of Acute .Rheumatism
by 1IIINARD'S LINIMENT.
Markham, Ont. G S. BILLING.
LakelIeld, Que., Oct, 9, 1907.
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.:lf 117 1x{n"n{9 f
Aoses6nlent Syatom
• Whole Family Insurance,
The Order furnishes Insurance to Its
members at Ontario Government Stand-
ard rates.
Hick and Funeral Benefits are also
given If desired,
The Juvenile Department furnishes
the hest possible insurance benefits to
Ulu children of our adult members.
The Orderhas already paid over 0(00,-
000,00 1n Sick end Funeral Benefits, and
nearly Seven Millions of D011010 In In-
surance.
600 Connells in Canada. If there is
not one in your locality there should be.
For full information write to any of
the following Officers:
3, L. Davidson, W. 1' Mon Nngue,
Grand Councillor Grams 1,'•onrder
W. F. Campbell, J, H, Bell, M.D.
Grand Organizer. (band Moil. 17x,
. SIAM L'1.ON - ` 0N11.1, 10
Alncrieten Pioneer Dog Alen sales
:Boole. on
! OG o!s ,H$SES
and 30011, to Peed
Mailed Free to any Ad-
elman by the Aut ior.
1:3. Clay Choses Co., so.
lid West 31st Stroac
New York, U.S.A.
A Frenchman has invented a mow-
ing machine to he fasteners to the stern
of a -launch to clear vegetation ,from
waterways.
MONRY OR0CR8.
When ordering gonds by mail send
a Donilion ldxp) esti 16/31107 Order,
e�,.i'five'�e..e1.�:s,a•:c.•:w..mazaasv,ux
!So1110 people's idea of maki•eg life
env Seam( to lie 111 i%d1Ung it hartle3
for 'the : reze of n5 .
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Imvcst Your Money
In
51•2% DEBCNT'URES-
interest payable half yearly,
The Great West Permanent
Loan Company.
Toronto Office 20 King St. West
marc In a aaS -- ;m nsa tattarsa;Eeas
'te�a�ta:�l,�ar.•c\r,,.,,s-'-F"A1,a-
T3HEY do not 1\" e"al
fear coughs,+ 1.
colds and allied ' ;,1r4,_,t
complaints. For 'e+y
" over G0 years they e
have relied on , :'
ti
Yf•
i for prompt results. With time lowered
strength and vitality of age they realize
more than ever before rhe importance
, of having Gray's Syrup on hand for
i( immediate use.. 0s
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ItThey always boy the ],arse alae
Montreal 0. WATSON deo., New Yorke
it'A?b°'; :'srp"isgarmatzw7
1.11 grades. Write for prices.
TORONTO BALI W0Fr(9
re. J CLIFF TORONTO
Ili slust Prices Paid Per .•...-
RAW FURS & (GINSENG
Write for primo hats
and shipping tags.
?y$ Years of .Reliable Trndiug
Reference—Union Dank of Canaan..
.N. SILVER
220 St. Paul St. W., Montreal, P.Q.-
Classified A.()vertlsernent>9.
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b.Mattelimt. itud Art Ce„ 4 tinieswlolt Aro;T oronte,
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Vc,. Litnttad, io111ngwood, Ont.
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Tho oldest ea llahod IeTq.
ipb
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t$,Aa�V FUR I)IrAIE
In Montreal
Hl boat Market Prim/ Pa
id.
Satis'raetlon Guaranteed to Shippers,
Sona for our Priem List,
410 -St. ale St. West • Montreal
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SCIATIC PAINS
4 SINCE 11870
SO5snFSCOUGHS
Give way before the 1)ene-
tratin; efffctti of Sloan's
Liniment
So do those rheumatic twinges and
the loin -aches of lumbago, the nerve -
inflammation of neuritis, the wry neck,
the joint wrench, the ligament sprain,
the muscle strain, and the throbbing
bruise.
The ease of applying, the quickness
of relief, the positive results, the
cleanliness, and the economy of
Sloan's Liniment snake it universally
preferred. Made in Canada,
850, .70c, $1.40. -
PIMPLES `
AND BURIED
FaceWas Bad iy Disflgureda
Cuticura Soap and
Ointment Healed.
"Small red pimples and black-
heads began on my face rind my
facewasbadly diefmgured.
Some of the pimples fes-
tered while others scaled
(_1 i over andtherewercpiaces
where tin pimples were
ee in b' cher. They used
to itch. and burn terr1hly.
"1 saw an sdvertioe-
ment for Cuticsm and I, trial them.
They sopped the itching and burn-
ing and I used four cakes of Soap
and three boxes of Ointment which
healed me." (Signed) Miss V. A.
Hayne, Stormont, N. S., Dec. 26,'16.
Soap 25c, Ointment 25 end SO.. Sold
throughout theDominioa. CanadianDepot:
L,,mane, Limited, St. Paul St„ Montreal.
Cutieure. Soap ahavet without mug.
You want him good and healthy,
You want him big and strong,
Then give hlm a pure wool jersey,
Made by his friend, Bob Long: ti
• Let him romp with all his vigor
He's thebest hey el the land,
And he'31 always be bright and
13 ire wears a Bob Lone Brand,
—bob LO g,
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Adds New Pleasure
a
The clean -bursting gaslitics of Imperial
Royalite add a new feature of satisfaction
to oil heating and lighting conveniences.
For the oil Heater or cools -stave Imperial
P.oyelito is t11, source of abundant clean,
(310114, econontia l heat, And for the oil lamp,
too, you'll mealy eco its superior quality
dJightfnAy eu1311..azo1 by the clearer,
brighter li;;ltt.
You can't buy better coal oil than Imperial
Royalite, so why pay higher prices?
For sale by Deniers everywhere
r near
BOYS' PURE WOOL
WORSTED JERSEYS
10040n Srtatit "Cowie to S°rotasfit'
0011 SARI) WEAR, COMPORT
AND SMART APPEARANCE
1.014Ca & CO, Lain so
TORONTO . . CANADA
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ISSUE No, 61.--10,
ONLY TABLETS MARKED
"BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN
Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross's
Tina ,memo '7.jayrr. '3 -it
Eke 14 karat on roll. 7
ldontiilee 1.14only pcnuin
the Aelerin ere crib, l 1
for ov<t' ),i•:. tcru cis
101011,1 111 Catifi 6.
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Yna"Ufi'nit't
Aepirin 111 of "Beyer Tieblos of ,1 eoilitr' a lrieii
i•,1 itirei3 i conte1!:', tiro, ,er Airrct'n^s for
D eadatl:o, 'food hau ilr, eleeerita, 31>11'
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loon, Ino Tnhlr,e et 13a;•m' Commit3
n.1',ti 1 i•,,. ),•fir•., the "Bayer Oruea."