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KITCHENER, ONT., CANADA
' Not Por Sale
Victoria 'Plums (Lib.) ; Once again
a member of Parliament at Ottawa
has' suggested thatCanada should 'an-
nex the Ween Indies, There ,'was a
suggestion some time ago that the
British West Indies might be traded
off to the. United States as part pay-
ment of Great Britain's debt to the
`republic...., People who talk 'about
annexing, and trading countries which
do not' belong to them seem; to forget
an important Point, They leave out
of the questionthe feelings of the peo-
ple who, would have to h:eiifeluded in
the transaction. When the' people of
the-.West..Indies ask to be annexed by
Canada or sold' to' the United, $tatea'it
will be tinia enough to consider the
proposal seriously. •
•
Canada .and the Tariff
Ottawa Journal (Cons:): The first
duty 'of a Government; its fundamental
duty.' is to look afte, rite own citizens.
That is ell -that is being done, by the
Governmeut of the United States, And
because that is the long and 'short of
it, Canada has 'really no cause.* pro-
test or complaint. An that ,Canada
' can •do, and what she should do,' is to
take 'a leaf out of the book ,of the
United States and Iook after Canadian
citizens. There is no question' at all
of retaliation. Neither :is there need
for the slightest of bad feeling. All
that the.situation demands ie that. the
Government of this -country take sot -
Bible and courageoua steps to meet the
conditions the new United States
tariff will create. That should be .done,
not in bitterness or anger,• but: prompt-
ly, intelligently' and effectively.
What Will
you „
en ?l'UY
Childrenr,
fern
There is hardly as household that
hasn't beard of Castoriat: At leant
eve million homes are never .without
It. If there ' are children 'in your
Ramify, there's almost daily need of
Its comfort. •And any night may find
you very thankful there's a bottle in
the house. Just a few drops, and;that
colic or constipation is relieved: or
diabhrea checked. A. vegetable pro.
duct :a baby remedy meant for young
/cake. Caatoria is about the only
Kling you have ever heard doctors ad-
vise giving to infanta. Stronger medi-
cines are dangerous to a tiny baby,
however harmless they may be to
grownelps .Good old Castoriat Re•
member the name and remember, to
buy it. It may, spare you•a aleeplese, d
anxious night. It Is. always ready,
always safe to use, In emergencies,
or for everyday ailments. Any hour
Of the day or night that Baby, becomes
fretful, or restless. Castoria was
never more popular • withmothers
than it is to -day. Every druggist has
it.
Portion of Galley
Now Above Water
Stern -of. Larger of the ;.Two
Craft Clear of Surface
LAKE :'N>~M1 ;FALLING
Veil 'Over ''Dim Past of Radian'
Emperor Being Drawn
Aside.
Rome,—Visitors to Lake.Neini were
.able to see the upper part of the
larger, of the galleys' on which more
,than 19.. centuries -`ago the profligate
Emperor Caligula' and his court .of
favorites spent their summer even.:
lags.•
Although about 16 feet of,watei° stilt.
hitt the lever part ;of the galley from
the sight of archeologists working to
recover the ancient craft, "ilio luxury
add magnificence :of :thp Impeltiaf
pleasure boats were., indicated . by
the, Pew objects which' have 'been'
found .already
A terra gotta slab, ,apparently' part,
of -the richly laid'deck floor on which
slava girls once danoed for the. plea-,
Sure of .Caligula, was found near,' the
larger Craft. Interesting particulars
of the .i000r oonatructi'on of the galley
also were visible, ,The whole stern
now staiids' out a .bout' the water, 're.
nfarkably. preserved In • spite of the
centuries of submersion, with copper
nails and .lefieplates holding the tim-
bers'together. ,
Insulating •„Asbestos.
Traces ,of insulating asbestos were
found between the plates and the yrbod.
The 'Government archeologists, after
inspecting the portion of the "galley
which.. was above water, ordered that
the stern be;adequately propped so
as to preventits sinking Into -the mud',
when- the rest of the water was :grain
red off from the lake.
The work of 'drainingthe lake', has
been wing en •tor,eome time at great
expense to the State "Several :times
before attempts had been made to
raise the boats,' but not uattl the pre-
sent Government undertook the task
had, any progress been made in that
direction.
,Tile emaller .of the galleys. Is still
completely under water.
Evil Emperett
Gahm.. Caesar, the Roman. Emperor,
was called Caligula because, as a toy,
he used to run . about in little boots
made after the 'pattern of -the boots at
the ,common soldier's. Though lie was
elected Emperor of Rome as a, result,
of a popular uprising,he soon disap-
pointed all
isappotnted'al1 the hopes of the peole: hi
the coarse of a life of no more than
29 years, he esta)iliahed a reputation
for extravagance, cruelty, profligacy
and profanity -that has been unequal-
led in history. He increased his
wealth by numerous murders .of the
wealthy, and acquired ' the habit of
murder for murder's sake. 110 made
a priest and magistrate of .bis horse
Incitatus, had it fed from a manger of
ivory and made it drink from a golden
goblet. He was assassinated for his
insolence In 21 A.D. and his death
must have been regretted by no one
but his horse.'
Trade Discrimination
Vancouver Sun (Lib.) :If the Bri-
tish people are sincei
re' n their et -
forts• to promote business between the
various units of the Empire,' they can
aocompiish that promotion in a more
effective way than by the display anti
ostentation of a cut-and-dried shop-
ping- week. They ,could, for instance,
prevent the occurrence of shah inei-
ants as happened in 'Vancouver this
week when a British ship, brought in-
to a Vancouver drydock for an $80000'
repair job, was, on orders from Lon-
don, moved to an American drydock
for those,repaire. And this happened
in spite of the fact that the tender of
the -Vancouver drydock 'was appreci-
ably' lower than any other,. How
does Britain expect Canadians to en-
ter, with any degree of enthusiasm,
into a celebration to promote inter,
Empire trade when a British Arra die:
criminates so flagrantly against Cana.
diatt .institutions in favor of Amrican
ones?
,yovt4AGNes.
For 1I on ties
due -o Acid
INDIGESTION •':
ACIP STOMACH
HEARTBURN
HEADACHE
GASES.NAUSE A�
he
Sours
About two hours :after eating many
people suffer from sour stomachs,
They tall it indigestion. It( means'
that the stomach 'nerves have been
over -stimulated: There le excess acid.
The way to correct It Is with an alkali,
which neutralizes many' times its
volume in acid.
The right way is Philips' Milk of
Magnesia—just, a tasteless dose in
Water. It is pleasant, efficient and
harmless. It rhas remained the stand•
and with physicians in the 69 yesU0
since its invention
It is the quick method itesuits
come., almost instantly. 1t is the all-
proved
pproved method. You will 'never use
another when vet know, `
Be sine to get the genuine Phillips'
Milk of Magnesia prescribed by,pliysf-
clans for 90 years in correcting excess
acids. Each bottle contains full direc-
tions—any drugstore:
High School Boards and Boards of Education
Are authorized by law to establish
INDUSTRIAL, TECHNICAL AND
ART SCHOOLS
With the approval of the Minister of Education
pA10 AND EVENING CLASSES
may be conducted In accordance with the regulations Jesued by
theDepartment• of Education,
THgORETICAL AND PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION
le given irl•.various trades. The schools and classes are under the
directifn of AN ADVISORY -COMMITTEE,.
Application for attendance should be made to the Prinelpal
0f the school.
ODMIVISBolAti SUBJECTS, MANUAL TRAINING, HOUSEHOLD'
$d1ENCE AND AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE are provided
Por in the' Courses of Study in Public, Separate, Continuation and High,
Schools, Collegiate Institutes,. Vocational Schools and Departments,
Copies of the Regulations issued by the Minister'of Education may' bo
obtained .from the Deputy Minister, parliament Buildings, "Toronto,
Does ` rkeunnatJs ` :C.olinPahions ®f ,
the CIAf'
It has cleared, and the sun is.shlu
t tier 3rour
work
6fi'%1HILE working in a
/I' quarry as a driller,"
writes Mr. John J. Hogan
of South March, Ont., "1
was seized with r'heuma.
titan in the left shoulder.'
I followed' treatments for
some timewithout relief.
.1 had heard so much con-
cerning Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills that I decided
'to give them a trial. They
were certainty the meth.
title that I needed for it
Was not long before I was
as well, as ever. 'Now h
take 'then every Spring as
e monic."
This le orient hundreds of
;cases in which these • blood
enriching pills have protfed
effective in eradicating thee.
statism. Buy Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills now at your dtug.
fist's or any dealer in medi. .
eine, or by mail, 30' cents,
postpaid, from The Dr.
' limens Medicine Co., Brock -
'vale, Ont.
3.96
•
Vice Regal Totem
Their. Esosileceiee Lord and Lady
-Willingdon %are photographed with
!Captain Jack" who ,on behalf of the.
Indians of Friendly Cove, Presented.
them with the forty -foot toteiU pole
on the Ocoation of their tour of the
west coast. et Vancouver Island on
the initial voyage of tho, Canadian
Pathic 5.13. Prineegs. Nurah
INE LIKE
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
Once a it+Iother .Mas Used Thein
She Wilt' Use Nothing Else.
To once, use Baby's Owu Tablets is
to use. titem Continually=that`is'as
long- as there are young el::Buren in
the • home... •That, ie the .-Netimolar
given ;us by mothers from all parte
of Canada.; They ell say that they
know of nothing to, equal the Tablets.,
that. they 'And them safe and eill
sunt and at the same time pleasant
to talre.
Mrs.`John Iiollinwottk, Maidetono,
Out, writes:—"I have 'three children,
the eldest fourteen and thh,'Foungeat
nine months 01d. I„Itave.always'Used
Baby's Own Tablets for tbe)u and
have found, no 'other medicine to
equal, the Tablets as a relief ter the
many ailments of childhood:” •
Baby's Ow,ii Tablets; are a mild but
thorough laxative which regnliste the
'rowels and sweeten, the ' etbmaeb•.
'They drive out constipatien',Isnd laid-
gestion, break up colds and ellatple
fevers and make the eutting•ofteeth
easy, 'They ate sold „by medicine
dealers or by Mei 'ate2.0 cents 'a box
from The Dr. William's Medicine Co.,
Brookvill'e,Ont.
OWL-LAFFS
WHY NOT?
"Your wife le talking :of going to
Europe this summer: Have you any
objections?"
"No, certainly not. Letcher talk."
Oh progress, itoW much grafting is
done in they name!
Rocks -bye baby, on the tree top
When you grow' up, we'll make you a
cop.
Sante of our Modern wives are more
skillful in spending rolls than *halt-
ing
nhalting them. •
When, duty calls a lot of folks dud-
denly become- hard' of hearing,.
BUILD A LITTLE FENCE
Build a little fence' of trust
Around to -day,
Pill the space with loving work
And therein stay,
Look not between it's shel'tring
Bars upon to -morrow,
But take whatever comes to lime
06 joy ad sonrrow.
The world may owe 'every man a
living but it often defaults in the pay -
meat of it.
Iii a village everybody belongs to
the church except the local miIlion-
:aire. He doesn't belong` to it; :t be-
longs to tial,
The boss never asks you to worry
and fret. That's your own idea
A friend is one who can forgive you
.for everything except climbing above
Me level. -•
When a man Is born people say:
"Poor mother". When he marries
they say: "Poor bride". When he
dies they say: "Poor widow."
Hoose -owner (looking' over 'fence):
Is this your ball?"
Anxious Golfer; "Er -any windows
broken?"'
House -owner. "No,"
Golfer: "That's my half, then."
Anybody can make a house but it
takes a woman, a baby and a puppy
to tnake a home.
Ruth,. "I noticed your husband was
frothing at the mouth this Morning.
He must have a terribie'temper"
Wince: "It's not that. I fed him
Lux this morning by mistake, instead
of corn Ilaltes,"
When 5501, say 13111 can't stand
prosperity, you mean Ile is: spending
money the way yea would if you had,
Minard's Liniment for cuts and bruises 4
lug with a Iutnlnous warmth
makes' the whole island` glisten with
the splendor et 1:- gem, -and 'fills ',the
Sea • andsky with a radiance of `blue
Light;
I have .come, out to lie cit the reeks
where I have the black edge of 'the
north island in fi:ont of me, Galway
Bay, too blue almost,to look 'at, on 'MY
right',:titQ Atlantic ,on •my:,left, a,per-
,pendicular cliff under my' ankles, .;anti
over me innumerable gulls that chase
each other in a white circus. of wings.
' A nest- of hooded crows is Some -
Where near me, 'and one of the old
birds is trying, to drive -me away by
letting itself fall ditto a stone every
;few moments, from about forty, yards
above me to 'within reach of my hand.
'Ad I lie here' hour after hour, I seem
:to enter; into the wild pastimes of the;
cliff, and to become' `a companion of
the coi•ntorante and, oroivs. :Many of
,the birds display' themselves 'before
me with the vanity of barbarians,
;performing' in'strange evolutions. as
''long "as I am in seight and returning
Jo their Ledge 3f rock when I am gone.
Some'aro wonderfully ekperjt,, and cut
:grace ful'egures for an inconceivable
'time without a flap of their wings,
.growing so absorbed in their ,own des-
terity:.that they often, collide with one
another in their flight, an•incident al,
way's followed by a wild':outhurst of
.abuse. ,Their language to easier than
Gaelic, and I seem to understand the
'greater'part of their cries, though 1
'ant not able to answer. -4, M: Synge,
in "The Aran Islands."
•Mlnarti's Liniment relieves pain.
Marrying an heiress is almost as
unsatisfactory as any other get -rich-
quick scheme.
people' div m ,prize 'We finer' things of life usua. I3
demand Red Rose. Orange Pekoe 'A paoneyr-baclg
guarantee 'witheY package . pit
RED ROSE
"is good ted
RANGE PEKOE is extra
oocl
Expectations
It' is very difficult to know just how
much we ought to expect from Or fel
low -men, but' it is far : better to err
on the side of expecting too little than
too much, "It is so easy 10 nualte .too
little allowance for deficient training
for unfavorable <circumstances, for
incapacity, for inexperience,
•
The -Indian rhinoceros, unlike the
African rhinoceros, has only one horn.
Minard's Liniment -good for tired feet
"Before accepting you, ought to tell.
you one of any parents is in prison."'
"Oh, that's all right. Both of :nine
ought to be."
WHEN IN TORONTO'
EAT AND SLEEP AT
SCHOLES HOTEL
40o Lunch or Supper a Sneelatty
YONGE ' ST,, Opposite Eaton's '
Hotel Rates: $1 'Per trey and. Up
Woman Plowing
She being married to the Soil
So Iong, his never known •
A lover whew nold give her bread'
To eat, instead of stone.
Day after day she wonders, as
She plows with low -bowed head,
Why furrows make an endless grave
For all her dreams, born dead.
O she would gladly lie with ,Death
And yield him'bleed,and bone-
But he'd return her to the Soil,
Forever as lits own.
—Robert Liddell Lowe in The 'World
To -morrow.
The only time a thing runs itself
is \Wien it is running down.
,Use Mhnard's for the rub down.
A London •banker says he, would en
joy.:ii ening 'a newspaper column for
just ono day.' .And what we could do
to a bank in just an hoed New York
-EveningPoat.,
VER wait to see if a headache
will "wear off." Why suffer,
when there's always Aspirin? The
.millions of men and women who
use•it in increasing quantities every
year prove that. it does relieve such
pain. The medical profession pro-
nounces it without effect on the .
heart, so Use it as often as it can
spare you any pain, Every druggist
always has genuine Aspirin tablets
forthe prompt relief of a headache,
colds, neuralgia, lumbago, etc: Fa-
miliarize yourself with the proven
directions in every, package.
Easy liunut1nAHewers
that cut with rezenlitge
ktentes.
Ak'ma'itk'Mo:sverwilt keep',
your latvxt• 4riiit anttneei
pudmnr'erd Atyourhard
were dcnlors.
JAMES SMART PLANT
Q 8ROCISVS.te ONT. '
"I have to work in the store and'
do .my own houselvotk, too, and 1
got nervous anti run-doter;and was in
bed nearly ailsumtner.TThe leastnoise
would make int nervous. I was told
to take Lydia' E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound' and I have taken
seven bottles, It has made the strong
ger and put more color into my face.
am looking after my (tore and
housework and, my four children
and I are getting along nicely now."
—Mrs. J: Malin, R, R, No. 5, Barton
St. East, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada,.
ISSUE No, 20--'29
SPIRIN
Aspirin is a Trademark Registered Is Csceds
ptnil bussu rn brad far 511b e r
°d: r,sla<dot. 5505,, Brawn ud
A
1.4b om not White Rod,
arias,.,.
BaearyS,ron,,wN,. Wrwdoma 15,
end op 1005. I1v. dam. au"y,retd.
Writ. tod<r far FAS, CE1CIt BOOK.
Se weei g'g,NAICIIERY
226 Northampton
Buffalo, N.Y.
T' -n- 1295 ERSDQEEt2£0. ONT.. CA14
H
dam upwards of 325 weekly growing
Mushrooms for us, in collar orother W2,Ie
space, Deliver to our amen
hy. branch; Liehtpkaaantwork for
I •�I•; either ea. illustrated booklet
sant anywhern,fer stamp
1)o 1041of+, u.'1iRo.RMlco TIOACs0rp.
Protect your akin, scalp and hair from
infection and assist the pores in the
mliminrttion of waste by daily nee of
C it ticiu'a Soap
ago. Bverywttere -
Classified Advertisements .
BAETT OHI ICS -
INGLPJ C0M13 WHITE LInc23ORN
t'9 Baby 'Ohiclrs, bred for high, 0roduc.
tion for 20 years; Prices for May`140,
June 320, July and August' 100,
'mere Poultry haat, Stratford, Ontario.
Detab.:,1003.
�--f1 - BABY CHICKS. WE HATCI4;
`L_-four varieties, price, 0o up,
Write for free catalogue, A. Fh Switzer,
Granton, Ontario..
INTEIZIIATso111'AL won't -us
CST' 10QU11.'.I4ENT, LATItBT "4IlPt'1i.
ODS, - uniform, return load' :prices.
Ally -goods insured. We move you when
You rant to moue. Mahe your enaulrles
now, Pioneer distance morers; -Agents
in principal aides of eastern States and
Canada. 23111 Tho Ilt'over, Hamilton and
Toronto.
PEDXQIEED 2100.5.
LAKI6WOOD.BEACH FARMS HAVE
a Yew fine grade and roslsteied
Poland China sows bred to out' LAI:];..
WOOD 811111147, son of -SUNRAY: the
world's. champion 'sire of 4 double -ton
littera,. assisted 1)1 ONTAR'[O ICING, who
is also .an and he of excellent
breeding, and quality. Our' prices. are
right. Pares located 41miles south
aulrespondence tooLAKEWWOO Address
f7
anprc2Bmug7ir ora tmitbi61Ring33.
R .A T 2 S --(LITTLE FRIEND TO
UV either sex) mailed In plain envel-
ope. Parts SpOOialty,Oe., Caster 2423,
;Viontreal, Qne.
ADIlfS W.ANT29D - TO DO PLAIN
and light sewing 'at home,. whole or
spare time. Good pay. Work sent any
Watanoe, charges paid. Send stamp for
Co.,
particulars. National Manufacturing
Aching Feet
Swollen and sore from a
day's strenuous work can be
relieved by hlinard's.
Bathe in warm water'solu-
tion.
APPLICATIONS
Are Filled As Far
As Possible In the
Order in Which ✓
They Are
Received.
APPLICATIONS
ONTARIO Offering A•1^ -al
DEPARTMENT
Work Ars
invariably
OP AGRICULTURE Given the
Preference.
Farm Help Supplied
Department ofrizaAgriculture for Ontarioowillll have available the
a
number of Experienced Married Men With Their Wives
and Famllles—Married Couples Without Children-
Also Single Men.
advised
ranters
erly may
to
Geo. A. Elliott
tirector of Colonisation
Parliament Bldgs„
Toronto, Ont. ✓
File Your
Application
at Once
All Men
Placed Subject
to Trial Period
HON, JOHN 5. MARTIN, Minister of Agriculture
You expect more front your motor ear today than you did ton j�atlllij�
years ago. And you get h. Greater speed, smoother power
and more responsive performance aro common to modern cars
ns a result of the developanent of higher- speed, higher mom.
pression motors.
These improved engines demand a better oil---fuller-boded;
with greater resistance to Beat and wear.
To ensure a better Onetmr+:ail, Imperial 00 Limited goes. all,
the way to Peru for the crude from which to make Marvoluhe.
Mervelubeis made from a base that is rich in all the qualities
necessary for batter lubrication ,of the modern: motor: It is
today the oil standard for lilt -speed 'motors froit. coast to
coast: '
Marvelube is preferred by over half a ,million motorists in
Canada and is the choice of aircraft operators because of its
superior lnbricat£u:qualities.
. There. is a grade of Marvelube refined to meet exactly *Ito
avec/Aced-Ionsof your ear, brach or tractor. Consult tie
IJiI' Morvolubo Chart at Imperial -OH stations and dealers.
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