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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1918-10-17, Page 4PAGE 3 ,1 n POULTRY' ;WANTED 3000 HENS ( r 1000 ClACKENS SOo DUCKS Goch week at our. Poultry reeding Plaat for the balance of 4.918, Prices paid according to quality tied fancy prices paid for large properly fattened milk fed chickens, NEW LAID EGGS Meatless days are making very 1 igh prices for eggs, Al. though grain prices are high It will pay you to take special ore of your stock of hens and pullets. - a lors &Co,i Wild The up-to-date Finn Clinton Brunch Phone 190 N. W. Trewertha, Manager or Holmesville 4 on 142. BAAAAOAA11A41#AVAaAa1aA14A1 4 3 4 i 4 i a 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 m 4 4 Pianos See and here our finest New Stylish designs of Doherty. Pianos and Organs, special values Litt Art (-rases Pianos and Organs rent ed. tThoice new Edison phonographs, M usic & variety goods. .if EES IC Exp 11011 C. Hoare 1 ilitEVVV.rrineyntrvrentenvye'vr m ervv PLUMBING, ROOFING i TROUGHiNG a' 1 AND FURNACE WORK ' ALL KINDS OF PUMPS ON HAND 1 ELECTRIC WIRING f AND FIXTURES Call or Phone for prices 1 Byam & Sutter Plumbers and Electricians i Phone 7, MK4NYvv4/W WV!/W V W Vv4yyyV Better Pay The Price Don't be tempted to choose cheap jewelery. Far better to pay a fair price end know exactly what You are getting, You will never be sorry -for as a matter of money, it is easily the most economical. That has been said so often that everybody by this time should know it -and vet there is no scaroity of cheap jewelry in the land Now to get personal -If you would like to "mise that sort altogether - 0021E HERE If you would like to buy where nothing but high qualities are dealt in -COME MERE And even' at that, no person ever said our prices were unfair w, R,'eounter: Jeweler and Opticlian u er of Marriages Licenses FORE it McLEOU A Carload of OVt Stand and HOG Justt Arrived FOEI) & MeLEOD HELPING THE WOUNDED Our Canadian nurses aro noed- ea "over there" now fol never be- fore. alio is the time to learn how' to take nue of the wounded, the sick or any omergenoy, You Gan learn a groat deal by obtains. ing the Medical Adviser" from yuour nearest druggist, t a boolc of Oof pages, bound in oloth, oonteitlingolhape terson)l'irst Aid, Bandaging, Anatomy, Hy. gleno, marriage, Mother and Babe; or send 500 to Dr, Pierce, Courtwright St,, Bridgeburg, Ont, Thousands of women In Canada haveovercome their e e cringe, pnd have bean pored of woman's by r, Pieroe a Favorite Prescription, Faint- ing Hoene, chills or great pain at regular or irregu- lar Intervale ahouid be correotod, and every woman who suffers from beeicaclm, headache nervousness, should take thin •'Presoription" of Dr. Pieroeb. Send ten cone for trial package to Dr. Pieree'a Invalids' Notal, Buffalo, N. Y., or branoh, Bridgeburg, Ont„ or write for free con- fidential median) advice. Toronto, - Ont. -"As a tanto and builderI can highly recommend Dr. P,eroe'e Favorite Prescription to tired and run-down women. eight chile eP nd have frequently had need of such a tomo but did not know what to take until my teeter gave me some of die'Favor- ite Prescription' whioh alio herself had found to be good. It wag exactly _the tonic my system required and one bottle did wonden for me, et, I take pleeeure in telling others, hoping that they will give the Pre- scription' a trial and be bonetted Mat as I have len..: Mra, Slirabgth 2'aplor, 264 Ontario Sl, In the last membership campaign conducted by the Red Cross, Alaska obtained as members 94 per cent. of the entire population, this being fully twice the percentage secured by any other territory or state. London's electric Lights are provided by about companies, which supply current at voltage ranging from 1 10 to 240. W. B1tYIatt$te BAIII4LBTER SOLICITOR .bOCARY PUBLIC, ETD or.ft4•roe H. T. RANCE Notary Public, Conveyanclir, Financial and Real Itetete INSURANCE AGENT -Representing 14 Fire In suranee Oomnenies. - Division Court Office. Piano Tuning Mr. James Doherty wishes to in- form the public that be is pre- pared to do fine piano tuning, tone regulating, and repairing. Orders left at W, Doherty's phone 81, will receive prompt attention, 11 (m' (Calle' I'(lfn, i*; (1. 'Barrister, aSilicit•,r, t'o;veyare:t r, Hite UtH^e nn Athert til reel, ocenpi-d l•y IUP, Hooper, I11 011, inn nn ever y Thursday, and on any day t'ut' which appointnleuts are hada, ( Moe hones from 0 n,os, to 0 pin. A gond vault in connecting with the off), e. 011iue.gpen every week dsy, Mr. Hooper will ruelke anyO \ ointments for iin,U,tn r Pp Cameron. on, MedLraI DR. J. C. GANDIER Office at Residence, Victoria Street Clinton, - -- Ontario DR. W. GUNN Office at Residence Corner High and Kirk Streets. Clinton Ontario DR. P. A. AXON DENTIST crown and Bridge Work a Specialty, Graduate of O,C,D,S.,. Chicago, and 14,0.0.1, Toronto, Reynold on leo dav$, Slav lot to D i@fit. R. IOWLE9t, DEATTIST. Offioee over O'NEIL'S store, Spooiai care taken to make dental trot' meet ae painless es possible. THOMAS GUNDRY Live stock and general Auction ser GODERIOH ONT kat matoea sales a seeelalt4, 0ldete et NEW End' once, rt.nr t,y attend, to. Terms reasonable. Clinton,'Farmers• sale not discounted G. D. 11leTaggars M. L. McTaggaa McTaggart Bros, itDANKERS ALBERT ' ST,. GLfNTO1! General Banking ismetaetil transacted' NOTES DISCOUNTED Drake leaned. Interest allowed a depoeita The McKiilup Mukaaai Fire Insurance :ea. para, and Isolated TGWU Prep, erty Oniy Insured. Head Office-Seaforthi Out - Officers J. Connolly, Goderich, President; Jas, Evans, Deechv,nod, Vice -President; Thos. E. Hays, Seaforth, Secretary - Treasurer. a urer. Agents Alex Leitch. r v' o. 44 Clinton; Edward Hinchley, Se,tforth; Wm. Chesney. it Btondville J. W. Yeo aselch; fit. o Jarinttth, Proi?k:r; Wm, Rhin: t,,• • neweis,,Bro lh t,:,1 Woodi M. Picot Connolly, ettid r No. 3, Se ,for 1; Walton! Hobert 1 MCCarttte, lt'ty, 3, , 0114 t�cn- s Busch- • Jams e 0,'G Ager, Mb, 4, octet Gee. WEST HURON htoldly answered by Air, Stothol's, Klee Mabel Bailie, ar Dungannem told \V, 13, acbnstou cavo Ole reports of 13"1 tlologaloe t0' the 0, l9, A, pasties giv lag a 9,vnopsts of the addresses delivered Ow urged en many teacherg as possiile to attend t d pecallso of the luteiicetuad h1- splratlon received as well as the' greet pleasure telt 111 meeting toathers fern all parts or the province. lavenlug Meeting lnspeotol' Tom oeeupled the ollair. The m'osident, lllee laotile Medd, took a9 the 0nbpect or mar address "Tree Pat Pietism," and 111 1141 eloquent manner she told the audience what alio c0nsldered True Pension:4m. She didn't think it was that love of country, that loved 00121011y, 00 that loved one's land so as, to tilde to faults, but It wan the o t q t ve that1•t 1 10 one's orre ovthose'9 faults, and eontee 10 e1 et chop faults, Our country eheuld be bettor for our Jiving Jn it, Teachers have the greatest' honor Unmet upon 011 then because they have the Priv- doge of training the future citizens of OM' land, %%eefem they should ,teach w11Y and holy We are govel'1ned, beginn- ing first with the home: the child learns Why 160c1 placed us in families, that we may learn -sell-denialfor the other members of :the dome. as well as obed- ience, From the home We Paso to the school section, -'then to township until at last we reach the Dominion Government. Wo should teach our children Ideate, mere faots aro not enough. She appealed for teaQhers for the foreign 00ltool9 of the West. The secret of Britain's greatness Is het. great motiles love for all peoples and her desire to lift. The addressees a splendid effort, equal to thehest of former years, Words of praise were heard 00 every hand after the meeting, Dr, Silcox delivered an illustrated lecture on .Belgium and Franco. The lecture which was much enjoyed by all, was an attempt on the part of the tect- urer to snake a 111110 clearer the magni- ficent spirit of the men and women of the two countries In whicl1, the present war is, being waged. The 1r'ed lantern were slidesdallow beautifully, of colored countries with a• few showing'the brought upon Belgiuby he invading horde of the German army, especially Belgium with itsllvaluable university was made a -heap of ruins. In this recent publication of Dr, Muohlol's diary on the early stages of the war, Other views showed the beautiful buildings of Brussels and Antwerp, Paris and Ver, sallies, whose history Is so interesting in connection w1111 the German invasion and oecupatiol of 'Franco by the Ger- mans moatdehsothe1reh nlshyunrLoui by 111e speaker himself in 1813 were by the apeaeker himself In 13111 were shown and addedto the interest of the loatm'o, The musical part of the entertain- inent WAS 01/e110d by a well -rendered In- strumental solo from Miss Isabel Foster, Miss Lyttie sang a solo which was en- cored, as was also a violin selection- by Mr. R, R, Redmond, Miss Florence Young recited one of Miss Pauline-John- ston's poems, 'The Cattle Thief," very Cleve ly. Each number was excellent, Could Not Work ON ACCOUNT OF SEVERE HEA s+ACHES. Headaches are generally caused by some disturbance of the stomach, liver or bowels, and although not a serious complaint, the cause should be removed before they become habitual and make your lifo miserable. You will find that Milburn's Laxa- Liver. Pills will remove the causo by moving the bowels gently, safely and surely, refreshing and strengthening the stomach, toning up the liver, and thereby banishingthe e headaches. Mrs. j. Armstrong 7 Barris St., St. John, N,B., writes: -.1`I take pleasure fa writingyou concerning the good I have received from using Milburn's Lexa-Liver Pills, I had such severe headaches I could not do, my work but after using two vials of your pills, t can now do my work with comfort and pleasure," Mill.turn' s Lam -Liver er Pil l s contain purely vegetable natter and do not gripe tike Harsh mineral purgatives do. - Prim 25c, a vial at all dealers, or milled direct en receipt of price by The T. alilburp i •0„ Limited, Toronto, Ont. :0 i9 4t * :W it * ii it * PEEK INTO THE ATTIC Have you visited tite attic lately? Just climb up there and take a peek. "Whew," you say, "isn't it hot up here, and * such a place as this is getting * to bel 1 had no idea there was * so much stuff accumulated- * what in the world shall l do * with it all?" Well, the thing to 'f DO with it is to get it down in- * to the yard, Where it is cool, * and sort it over. Then get a * copy of this paper and turn to a` the SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS * and you may find some person is looking for just what you * have to sell, If not, try a FOR * SALE ad. yourself. You'll be * surprised the number of appli- * cations you will gets * * it 4t * it •# * * .F it *• to e * ,r "lin { raWiee i1 These Bad Results follow a lazy liver: - Constipation; Disor- dered Stomach; Head- ache; Biliousness, and other evil, painful, dangerous things. Good Old Remedy cones to the rescue;, Take two or three pills at bedtime -once. After that, ODD each night; two, nowandtben,if necessary. CARTERS ITTLE IVER PILLS Genuine bears 'Slgneteiw Colorless faces often snow the absence of Iron in the Mood. Ciawfiery � Iron Ma will help this condition. 1 THE A 1V 11 yott worn find 1)f 421:111 hoOelllwfortae tlea. total of 004,03:, colds and brerihlt ,110 errhiln to its . 410tion oil all cl tot 11l,uble3 as 01111- toxin 114 on diphtheria, ol'valol latall cn sm:111-put, W8161111(.youfeel lake giving It a trial? .Pops is the discovery! • Peps are little tablets, celltyiuing. 0erta!u lueclicllal"ini;rwiteets, which, 0,1302 Tau p.a0216 141)011 (0ut,ua, 10121111(11-. at01y 11110 futo 1201)021111,1' 02121 ah'o nt muco broathod down tr2, air 1• -21(1(5(35(0 the lunge, Ca their 30uruty, they Boothe the Inflamed and irritated nacl;tbra,es of the brouoltial tubes, the del lei 1 o w•11113 of the air ptlseages, and ihllt,l,v e11t21' and e,trry relief and healing 10 010 lungs, le a wort, while no ]!quid or solid can get to the lungs and air passages, these Peps 1'uulee get there direct, and at 01100 commence their work of healing. rr�e TRIAL Cut out this l article, write across it the. name and date of thispuper, and mail i UStvith lc, stamp to pay return, postage) to Peps Co,, Toronto, A free• trial packet will then be sant You. - A'1 druggists and stores sell Pees.nee. box. NEW ERA, In fact the evening meeting woo one of the best 110111 by the Association. The singing of the National. Anthem brought the mooting to a close, Frklay Morning The president occupied Lhe chair, De-' votlonai exercises were conducted by Dr. I Silcox, The minutes of the afternoon • and evening, sessions of yesterday were read and. approved. The auditors' report showing a balance of $84,08 on hand was received and adopted, The eleetlon of officers resulted in the election of the following; Pres„ R. R, Redmond, Belg1'ave; vice Pres„ Miss M, L, Coleman, Varna; 440c. treas., W. 24, Johnston, Rippon; 1st councillor, Miss Vosper, Exeter' 2nd councillor, Mists ,Laird, .Dashwood; 8rd, . councillor, Iter, Elawson, Elxeter• auditors, J, H. Johnston Goderloh, R. Stonehouse, Belgrave; re- solution, G. S. lioward, Dosltwood, W. Moltay, Mansell, Miss IKinslnan, Exeter, AMr. Rosa, Dungannon, Miss McLaughlin, Lueknow, Miss E. M. Phillips, Auburn; Mr. Tom, Goderich, The report of the 10001101s' reading course committee suggested the follow- ing hooks to be read by all Leachers: 1st, kIistory Manual; 2,1 volume of Chron- icles of Canada; , I(indsley's llypatla. The report was received and adopted. The resolution committee I'00omme,d- ed that all the resolutions passed by the 0. E.. A,wit1 the exeeptton of No. 7, which relates to the public 0011001 course In granumu', be adopted by this Associa- tion. They also recommended that the amount of grammar to he taught should be increased Pathe• than diminished, The report was adopted, Ili'. MacKay for the committee on the revision of the readers recommended the following, which were adopted: I. (a) Thee should be a new fourth boots and a 110W 1.1111•11 13001 designed 811001011y for teaching oral reading. If to be used Por both reading and literature the book should be in two parts. Fart 1, to contain the selections for reading and Pat 2 the selections for literature, (lc) The books sanuld be entailer than the III present M. and IV. readers..(b) Son1e ill troduetory pages on the principles of trading, with examples from the lessons, should be added as In the high se reader, also exercises In pronunciallon or difficult words be Indicated at bottom or the pages, (e) Thee should be suit- able preparatory questions on each les- son as In high school reader. (d) There Should be a greater elumbee or selections front the 711 --q blr orale of) Prose may be used 1 for memorization. not (e) Prose ael'rho lona for Penning to bo tont;. (f) 'Phe selections to contain only good English. (g) Delete all selections lin which the moral teaching is doubtful. That the teachers or the priniai7 divisions 111 Goderich schools, together with the school inspector, report sug- gestions ro the second book, lira,. book and the primer, 8. That the golden rule books bo used partly as supplementary reading in the rural :schools. The following WAS also presented aria adopted: 'Moved by .0, 1'. jium0 and se - Oolidod by .1. 31. ,3011n810u, that bite 1'11010es of 'West hluren haepettorete new, in session would memorlallse the Vitiator Of Eldueation, expreaeing their eppreelilt-, ion of the suhatantlal roduetion lu Klee iftal lino been 'Made unt10r the repent ;velem 011 teat beset pm'em:sett0n (3111 1'e-' /;Potting that ibis ' geed feature • 01' the 17111on11ol1al Denertmenl's nlanagemett 1s being annulled by the too krega0nt 1.0- elgcemant of c.' authorized text by a new boojt and more pnt'Iteula•lb' by a re- vised million will smell mmol' ca;ree- bone on to matte preetioaliy no material 6hanen in the old edition and asking (t) t11at the 80110058 of the province be 6•Ive1 until Oat. let to nave the 2140 or tiro old Lott bnolc, wh021 h0ltif. 1'Oinlac0d by It new book, sanctioned by I'esoltilio 1 01' the sebocl bond 32) that where only n, revised edltinn of a Reboot book Is to be M4.01110811, c+a1'rvh1K only minor 01111114329, the. Scho01 91)0alet be peteil11106 to use 0)2011 old Mates as long us 11 le re- quired by the students already 2os9es9- ing a copy. Ar, Silcox !1lsellssed staltlexcl taste for public school pantie. He o0i5,1104 that now there are scales by which pupils h1 epe111ng, in writing, ilrawhlg, reeding„ 0011100Rit101), eta, 0atn b0 ab- sotu(oly grained as to th011' stanfling in comparison with poples or any other school Moen ofthe matter of this in- tensely inler0eting and instructive ad- dress was new to the majority of the teachers present end many 1041h'i05 were asked of tbo 100411.er who ansWee- od them to the satisfaction of an. ' Dr, Silcox recommended esnecially a book by Daniel Starch, entitled edu- cational measurements, It is needless to say D0. SHAWL gave three splendid addressor., that were 0e1'- talnly ap11reelated by the teachers pre- sent, There welo about 13G 1000110es, title tne,lc1ng. almost a 1'ecot•d attendance, 240011y votes of thanks were passed thanking the Goderich Scheel Boallj.•for the' use of their beautiful x011001, • the Goderich teachers for their trouble taken` in securing boardinghouses for. visiting teachers, the re1.1ng officers of lastyear, to all those taking part In last ,i, r evening's s g entertainment, . and .Dr, 'Silcox for his able assistance The singing of the National Anthem. brought • Very 6. t a vt> auccr,Eafulmeeting to a Mose, LEMONS WHITEN AND BEAUTIFY THE SKiN Make this beauty lotion cheaply for, iyour face, neck, arms and hands. ' At the cost of a small jar of ordinary cold cream one can prepare a full quar- ter pint of the most wonderful lemon skin softener and complexion beautifier, by squeezing the juice of two fresh lem- ons into a bottle containing three ounces 1 of Orchard white, Care should be taken to strain the juice through .0, fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, then this lo- tion will keep fresh for months. Every woman knows that lemon juice is used to bleach and remove such blemishes as freckles, sallowness and tan and is the ideal skin softener, whitener and beautifier. Just try it! Get three ounces of orchard white at any drug store and two leptons from the grocer and make up a quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant Iemon lotion and massage_ it daily into the face, neck, arnis and hands. It is marvelous to smoothen rough, red hands, • WE WANT TO CELEBRATE Please save some booze Until we've read The gladsome news: "The kaiser's dead!" GUARD THE CHILDREN FROM AUTUMN COLDS The Fall: weather is the most severe season of the year for colds -one day is semen, the next is wet and cold and unless the another is on her guard the little ones are seized with colds that may bang on all winter.ter. Baby's Own Tablets are mothers best friend in preventing or banishing colds. They act as a gentle laxative, keeping the bowels and stomach free and sweet. An occasional dose will prevent cold or if does coin on suddenly the prompt use of the Tablets will quick- ly cure it. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont, COL. GEORGE HAM, a few days ago the well known publicity n1a1 of the C. P. R. staff celebrated his 71st birthday. A dinner was given In his honor at the Place Viger Hotel, Montreal, by his business associates, when he was presented With -a portrait of himself in oils, executed by V..4. Long, of Winnipeg, 'Col, Hans is a cousin of Mrs. H. P1111111 eel of town, GIVE YOUR COUNTRY A ,LEG . UP -'-'-SAVE I 'Canadian patriotism demands .the practice of thirft by Ili her sons, , The meal wito are itolding the lines at home are they who are snaking it easy for the business of the country to go' on wits, little jar to its tech. anima,', The steady pulling -together of all citizens in the production. of goods and ut the conservation of all field crops marks the thrifty nation. Savi rigon the part of n• -t• iambs isoing to be the, greatest insurance we will have in C , est a period of depression after the war. ' The combined capital - individuals who make the country will forte a flied of sufficient power to drive business along 111 a most satisfying way' spite sof, tate prevaiithig hard tines of such a period, saving is therefore a real patriot. Ile has Canada's 141(02eSfs `i1 , at heart, Nilly his tribe increase in these days when We 1. i;, ' up tinder the spur of war-tiibte efforts, S6Ve because 11 14 i I:, , It 1s 1 high form of netrintlsm. And it gives' 011e'e ems t t , a crit;, •ae, i „( by that extra dollar now The lent l,l:, ., • re will Make a line that will riot -Wavers-. lIllt ,cull•, c i, Helping ature 9 the Key to Gem, Health ee Watch for these Symptelfis Kidney or bladder 5ff00tions don't develop seriously until Nature 'has given you plenty of warning that the trouble has commenced, Constant hoaAac11011, dizziness, pains in the beak or sides, swollen joints alta ankles, bleak dust deposits, or painful urination should make you realize posi- tively andbeyond doubt that your kidneys are out of order and need aesietenee, Nature to wiee and never sende out 2nn000050ry or foolish warnings. I3er call is for help, and you must do your part by bringing relief to diose over- burdened kidneys, or suffer the cense- queneee. Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Gravel, Stone to the Bladder, Nour algia, eta, are all caused by inflamed or congested kidneys and the cense giient deranged kidney action. Don't suffer the agonies produced by these diseases. Help Nature to relieve the congestion to heal those inflamed kidneys and to make them strong once more -by taking Gin Pills. Gin Pills are the beet remedy for, Kidney and Bladder : troubles on the market to -day. This is a fact proven' by hundreds of testimonials. Try them i and be ere u ofnatant relief, Por sale everywhere at 600 a box, A sample box free if you write to - The National Drug & Chemical Co, of Canada, Limited, Toronto, Ontario, 'U.S. residents should address Na-Dren Coe Inc., 209 Main St., Buffalo, N.T. If$ A SURE CURE Abou Ben Had' em -may his tribe increase-. Awoke one night from a deep dream of peace. He rolled trim over, and his form the eased, Ile fixed hisd! pillow -then, behold, • he sneeze He cooled his forehead with 'a, pillow slHe said "By Jingo; I have got the gripe" He called -his household angel quick- ly came, With lamp in hand; a good and port- ly dame, gave hint harks, she gave him boneset tea, naugh4 relieved his fearful miss eree, She gave hint stuff that made poor Abou sweat, Then rubbed hint down, but Still be suffered yet, She gave him pills and squills both thin and thick, Andi st 11 her patient was most awful sick, An 1die? And must poor Abou 0 'Fearful tllough hot,ti She got 50411e whiskey and she made it She f11iled1 rout up Abou to his noble And made him fuller than an alley goat. He rose and dressed himself -he left his bed, And crest t11en he painted half the city red. L'Envoi,.. Next day beneath the magisterial Abou Ben llad'em's name led all the roof, -The Khan. She But NEW V HEWN FOP lN"ON[NI The most fateful years i,1 a. Wo- man's life are those between forty- five and fifty. Many of the sex en- ter this period under depressing con- ditions through overwork-. or worry about the home, or through a condi- tion in which the blood is weak or watery and so they suffer heavily, Among the commonest symptoms are headaches, feverish flushes, pal- pitation of the heart, dizziness, back• ache- depression and other well re- cognized disturbances of the health which signalizes that the blood re- quires attention. Women urgently need rich, red blood all their lives, but never more so than in middle• life, when the nerves are also weak and overwrought: Now every woman can prove the prompt help afforded to her health by renewing and building up, the blood. It is a test that any ailing woman can nneke by taking Dr, Wit. Ikons' Pink Piils, for these pills make rich, red blood, which in turn stimulates themppetite, strengthens the nerves and restores full rabus-t health, ' Thousands of women have found in Dr, Williams' Pink Pills new health and strength and with these a new happiness and interest So if you suffer, avail yourself at once of the splendid home treat- ment which Or. Williams' Pink Pills so easily afford, quid you will be among those who rejoice, in regained health. These pills are sold by all dealers in medicine or may be had by mail at 50 cents a box or six ,boxes fore2,5o by writing the Dr, Williams' Medi- cine 'Co., Brockville, Ont, CANADA'S COD RESOURCES, Over 200,0004000' pounds of cod fish were caught and landed in --Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Quebec last year, The fresh cod exported am ou me d to 673 3 400 1i , ou s , d of P which 5,063, S00 pounds went to the United States, The dry salted cod exhorted antotiuted 16 80,725,000 Bou.' d the tithed aud 21. 831,900 poundspickled and thv:e,011efy21 to 5;352,832 pounds, 111 s 0sti4hated that 601)4 twee!: 90,000,000 and 1(rtb 0t pounds Of Cod should be av 14.11, export this year 1f shipped sir-,;,, itoxen; and between 50,000 out) 55,000,000 pounds if Cured, 'i"11t1sday, Octoiber 1;.7tb, 1918 ITEMS OF INTEREST Sheet 3eadeble 'items for Our Reodent The intend Revenue returns for the month of September show Jt :net lit - crease over the eorrespondiag 111011111 last year of #1,853,894, the totet re - 3%11,1s foErxcisthee ta111xe911sth brobeiungght, 1)4,4$1ifi in2, 4,- 322 604,904, and war taxes 134,462,540, No British bluejacket while abroad shpeJFnhitwsthe Mo- tionalip is anthenl tot oe time ""Dehiadle Matrcel In Saul' unless it is being played by the band;. (.,'!'abs areest masters tel the yin .p One ofit art o f camouflaging. 6 their favorite devices is t o take advantage of their ' natural reseinblanee to certain rocks, A Fren1h army aviator, who is a' naturalist as well, has observed that ainsects'llloon ascenlntnv, Ile leasfoseenoevbalflies go$ asin 1)151111eir as 2,970 feet, • after which they die. Grasshoppers cling to the basket of the ballloou• until the air becomes too rarefied for them, when they let go and 11,LIlhe h a gIOriOfaIS timee catchsaysting theseswallows insectsave, Wasington-Reports that this year's cott041 crop was estimated at 11,818,- 00o equivalent S00 -pound bales, by the Deparment of Agriculture, basing its estimate on the condition of the crop on Sept, 25, which was 54 per cent, of a normal. It is, understood that Ford Motor 'Company has 'taken order for 3450,- 000,000 of tanks. Production of tanks by England and United states ppushedrogram,at an enormous pace next year. The Ford order is simply part of a big Major J, 0. Tobnie, member in the Ontario legislature for the Windsor electoral district, who has been in France .for more than two years, -toy arrive home at Christmas on furlough, waccordingife, to a letter received by his Fifty thousand jobs to Pennsylvania are available for wounded soldiers, HER Unit GIRL COUGHED W' TIL. SHE FAIRLY CHOKED. Mrs. John Reinhardt, Ridgetown, Ont., writes: -"My little girl at the ago of a year and a half old had an awful cough. She would cough until she would fairly choke, and I was afraid it would go to her lungs. I thought I would use Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, as I knew of quite a few persons who had used it with good results. I am glad I did so, as I only used one bottle. It 1s a sure cure for coughs and colds." There is no reason why Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup should not be recog- nized as the very best cough and cold remedy on the market to -day, combining as it does the lung healing virtues of the Norway pine tree, to 'which are added wild cherry ill t. y bark, squills, and other sooth- ing and healing pectoral remedies. It has stood the test for the past 30 years and is becoming more generally used every year on account of its great merits in curl coughs, o u 6ha, colds, bronchitis, croup, whooping cough, asthma, sore throat, and preventing pneumonia and in many cases consumption, So great has been its success that there have been a great many imitations put on the market to take its place. Seo that none of these so-called pine syrups" are handed out to you when you ask for "Dr. Wood's." The genuine and original is put up in a'yellow wrapper; three pine trees the trade mark; price 25e. and 50e. Manufactured only by ,Tho T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. • DAMASCUS City Oceuvied by British Forces Dates Back to the Dawn of History Damascus which is now occupied by Allenby's forces, is the Turkish base in Syria and Palestine, and its report- ed fall probably means the end of all Turkish resistance to General Allenby i11 Palestine and Syria: The city, which dates back to the dawn of his- tory, is the junction point of railroads leading to the port of Beirut and Aleppo, 480 miles northeast, Aleppo is the molt important Turk- ish base 111 this region of Asia Minor, as it is a junction point of the rail- roads from Palestine and Mesopotamia. Damascus is the capital of vilayet of Syria and has a population of about 150,000. It is one of the holy cities of the Mohammedans and the Arabs regard it es one of the four paradises on earth, The capture of Damascus marks an advance of 130, miles by General. Allenby's forces since Sept. 20, the day he launched his victorious at- tack north of Jerusalem, In that time the British have captured mole than 50,000 prisoners, 'destroyed at least three Turkish armies a,,d driv- en the enemy from Palestine and a great part of Syria. For Infants and Childre' In Use For Over3 Always bears _ the Signature of • Of interest it4ePahadian sportsnla' is the Octobenalie ofa 1111 Gu With its hunting 'stto al of dee'. moose, bear, etc., in lififfifa id'St Can adi a tl n vin` o d It well maintain S t ed rep erten '"; j e '�'�,tt9ug,�, to gulls midi em11 en :.3.1 taleGi' e "ii �e kennel 0 r• y r, •I,'C."7lnlfdon on t le Deer" appears in this tber also Rod and Gun , is pub- d b W, J, Tetylor Linllted4 Wood - k, Ont.