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DEVELOPMENT NT I N
E
ROUYN DISTRII
nytt and Girls Flellied,n: A 'VERY 'RELIABLE' c
PLire rite, Sheep. ,g IN 'ESSAY' CONTIl Si
inherent' in every ',normal boy ,and HOME TREAg EN' a
girt is tho desired to possess an animal L,. iJ p r� �'1aI1!7 x.,114019, fiend
fit 1Entries—Examiners Hard
N ENTERFST SHOWN I
of some kind. Unfortunately in tho
largourban centres this lunging must HOW Weak, Rein -Down People at Work.
That the pupiisof cur public -schools
take a real Interest in, their romntry is
d evident from the nuiinber of essays re,
ceived in ,title (-dulcet. Pranrp•tly atter
n the date the examiners began
. � their Work and will be busy for some
1 days reluddng and merlclug the''contri-,1
a bill -ions sant; to thorn. It 10 impossible
t to say, ars tills is written, when the
s final results will be ready for' -publico
e tion, but a real effort is being made to
f announce the prize winners next week.
c
d The Plowman.,
The delicate green trees stand up
• There byethe fenced ways
One or two are crimson -tipped`
And soon 131111 start' to blaze.
The -plowman follows, as of yore,
f Along the ,farrows ,cold,
Homeric shape against the boughs;
Sharp is the air with mold.:. .
bo satisfied with some lather dimin
utive• f orm of life, such as a gold fiis
or a. canary, but out in the•open there
is more, scope.: Realizing': Luis nate
al tendency on the part of the young
people" on the farms,'the Dominion
.Dept. of Agriculture, co-operating in
the various provinces with the local
Agricultural ' Representative, has
offered- to lend assistance' to boys and
: girls in purchasing sheep. - ,-
In Pamphlet: No. 76, recently dis-
tributed by the` Dept. of Agriculture,
Ottawa, , it is explained' that sheep
ending on a small scale lends itself
very well to this purpose as most
926 An•,Eventful 'Year - 11 g11•ls and boys can easily earn suffi-
cient money to purchase an animal or
Western Quebec Field ' two. .A,;#1ock requires little tecchnical
care, and there are two sources of
income: wool in the spring, `end lambs
in the' summer•:, and fall' The author-
ities,.et'.. Ottawas, point„•out that the
pheep•>industxy• has •been,.on, a very,
profitable basis for years, and the
desire of the,investing public to par- future points to continued. prosperity.
ticipate'in the success which. this 'field On'^this account' they' wish to extend
offers has been.met' by the incorpora- operations, and they believe 'that the
tion of a large number ,of companies best Way to do this is' to enlist the
interest of .the young people. On
whose objects are the development -of
peospects that .appear promising. A farms :where, there are no sheep at
large nisi ant of .nlone 'b s thus been
present the authorities are pa •ticnlar-
g o Y. a ly anxions to gat' :bolts started.
provided' for the 'expensive:Work Of
' Recently an ex i
development. A great deal of strip Y ilex meet was carried
Co-
ping and diamond drilling has
been,out in Middlesex County, Ontario. Co -
done, and in some cases urfderground operating with the local Agricultural
work has been undertaken. Every ,.Representative,'the federal officials
effort is _being made to uncover Valu- orgnnized several boys' and girls'
able. deposits where any .indication of sheep clubs. These' were composed of
their presence can be found. There ten members each of, young people' in
is an nclination on the part of min_their 'teens. Under the guidance of
ing people to make use of all possible the agricultural -experts, the clubs
technical methods, a decision forced held meetings at which sheep breed -
in part by the extensive drift cover;; ing was discussed and' a certain:breed
The Cremona Violin. but one. that indicates growing con- WAs selected. Assisted by the local
The three greatest makers of 'the fidence in technical advice. A new. stinks which, incidentally, are all en -
Cremona violin were Nicholas. Amati, departure is the]widespread use -oil orsing this ,new scheme, the mem-
Joseph Guarneri del .Genu' and Aton"'•electrieal and magnetic methods of j hors purchased from two to ten ewes
nine Stradivarloue. They Were simple, prospecting for orebodies, followed by each, and the government men have
hand -working artisans who sold their diamond drilling to evaluate' miner- given instruction on the handling of
works of genius for a few florins. , alized bodies thus indicated. Interest
? throughout the Rouyn campis now
There ie gold in sea water, but it centred on. the discovery f heavy
'will never make anyone rich, The sulphide ores, and gold bearing
average concentration of the precious quartz veins have become. a second -
rams to the clubs for the first few
metal :in 6,000 samples analyzed was dry consideration. It is also ;to be
only about one one-hundredth of a noted that in most cases any eaten- Years, and in the fall organizes„ _a
milligram, or three one -millionths of .sive work in the way of development lamb fair whore they co -operate -with
an ounce, to the ton. - has been preceded by careful ,colo,:- the provincial authorities in putting
cal work, up prize money. After these fairs
i SULPHIDE DEPOSITS. the lambs are usually shipped co-
Azeas'alon the CanadianTS National operatively to the nearest large mar-
,ket, where they bring a premium over
Railway 'have also offered a .great ,the average run.
deal' of encouragement to mine oper-! Sheep promoters of the Dominion
ators. North of Lake Abitibi”, sul-'.Live Stock Branch at present. work -
PUSHING PROSPECTING
WORK.
The' year 1926has been : an event-
ful one in the Rouyn district. The
them. Dipping, docking and castrat-
ing demonstrations were hold„ and
the wool sold co-operatioely on a
graded basis. The 'Dominion Live
Stock Branch loans good purebred
The 1927 Twin 74J.D. Model area is worthy of careful prospect-.
phide deposits have been uncovered ing in all parts of the country report
and work has been undertaken to that the scheme is being received with
prove their value. Whether or not
o the greatest enthusiasm, and it is
they prove of economic ,importance, strongly recommended that anyone
they are at least indications Web this interested in this new idea write Ot-
The greatest Harley-Davideen of all— ino tawa for a copy of Pamphlet No. 70.
at new and lowe, prices—improved— In the upper basin of the Hardee -
„refined In many details—lest no radical naw River, gold quartz deposits have
departures from the time tried Harley been under investigation for several, ”"" Friendship.Davidson design. Old timers and be- .
,inners alike will recognize in theseyears, On some of these properties As. for the number which this so -
1927, Twins the Isnot word he engineer- high grade gold ore is ,known to be ciety admits, it is at any rate to be
fuer achievement, PowerfuP-•speedy— present, but large tonnages are•yet to begun with one, the ' noblest and
built to hug the!rowd--the meet deitende be sllowli. MoIybdenite is known to greatest that we know, and whether
able and satlefaotory mount that ever be present in considerable quantities, she wotld will ever carry it further,
split the wind. in this general locality. These de- whether as Chaucer affirms,
Walter Andrews, Limited posits are within the Keewatin lavas, i
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associated' with fairly acid intrusiyes. "There be mo stares in the skie than
346 Yonge St. Toronto In Bourlanlaquo and Lotevieouxt]t' a pair,"
townships where large intensives cut
the greenstones, some chalcopyrite remains to be: proved;
has been observed and there are areas
that merit careful investigation as "And certaine he is, well begone
potential copper -bearing localities. Among a thousand that"findeth one,"
Gold -quartz deposits occur in Bone -I •
quet, Cadillac and Malactic townships We shall not surrender ourselves
and already considerable work - has .heartily to any while :we are con-
arned for !f/ been performed on them. They ap-, scions that another is more deserv-
pear to be of a type ,that persists in ing of our love, Yet Frinedship does
ti a rani c e a long zone extending westward to' not stand for numbers; the Friend
,f ythe Rouyn district. proper. In Four does not count his . Friends on his
nier township some very promising fingers; they are not numerable.
gold -quartz deposits have already re -,The more there are included by this,
Beef for you and Baby foo. ceived preliminary work. This area bond, if they are indeed included, the
at.,s.,au-i.aatm.it.nwM '•'r is now benefiting from the increase rarer and diviner the qualify of the
of capital devoted to mining in Que- love that binds them. I am ready to
bee and it is to be expected that der- believe that as private and intimate
ing the 'corning year a further large a relation may exist by which three
enioent of capital will be introducedare embraced, as between two, In
R M into these areas outside the Rouyn deed, we cannot have too many
"rupg•
lir area proper. friends: ---Thoreau.
lather
e
Builds Extra Miles " Who Ultimately Pays the
g
T HE Firestone process
i.. of Gunn -Dipping to
tone of the most important
of the many Firestone
contributions to more
economical highway trans
portation.
By this process,every fiber
of every cord is thoroughly
saturated ' and insulated with
rubber, minimizing friction
and heat to destructive to tiro
On the cars of hundreds of
i thousands of Iuot0t'ists, in the
day -in and day -out service of
the largest truck, bus and taxi-
cab fleets, in the battle of tires
on race tracks Firestone Gum- ..
. Dipped Tires, because of -their
lreater stamina, are delivering
onger. :mileage '-:witls - added
safety and comfort.
Tho .:Firestone dealer in
your locality sells and services
these extra quality tires. Let
bias tell you of the trouble-
free service, tiles ,,.the Gum.
Dippitgr proc6u insures tend
bow Is,, can serve you better
and save you money.. .See
Lint today.
PIRE'STOIVE TIRE. a RUBBER CO.
00 CANADA,.'LIMITED
Hamilton, Ont.
MOST MILES -PER DOLLAR
• y.
rl
itirestono Builds the OnlyGum-Dipped Tires
Taxes?
Prizes amounting' in all to $1600.00
ase being offered again this Year by
AIvain T. S4meuda, Fresldtant of the
Simonds Saw & Steel Company, for
the best essay on "Who 'Ultimately
Pays the Taxes?"
This is the sixth of a serie9 of An-
nual 'Oonteets Inaugurated by Mr. Al-
van T, Sin -lends' with the idea -of
arousing ,a more general interest in
the •subject of economies, as related to
individual and general welfare, and to
increase general economic intelligence ;
and a knowledge of; who pays inthe
end Zragovernmental protection and
Control. ' •
$1,000,00 will be awarded to the best
essay acid $500 to the second
This contest, which' 15 open'tb 'every-
body, everywhere, closes on December
81, 1827,' and full particulars' can be
seowred, by ailaressing Contest Tdddtor,
Simonds Saw Sc Steel Co,, 470 Main
Street, Fitchburg, Mads.
In connection 'With this oonapetitlon f
It le stated that the ossaysmet to be
brief and' written for the-parpoet) of a
reaehing the itverage man rattler -than
proilessoi1e ` and advanced students of
eeonomdca—and bilis in eonlnuctien'
with the liberal prizes olYered,..make.,
the competition one in which many
will want to take'. Dart.
Lily.'
O lovely Lily clean,
O lily springing green,
0 lily bursting white,
Dear lily of , delight,
Spring in my heart agen
That , I. may flower to men!
—John 11tansfield, in Poems.
Straighten Out Bumpers..'
If the bumper receive a blow Which
causes it to bend, havo it straighten-.
ed at once, The next blow may bring
about a crack.
Minard'o Llnirtiant sootn e
o tired feet.
Can
Can Obtain Relief.
Alnoiag the meny remedies offere
for .the lnaintenanee' or restoration 0
Health and strength, there is none- cin
cgmparc.with'Dr. Wililains' Pink' Pills
Most aliments are due to poor, th11
blood: Dr, Williams' Pink Pills,.have
specife-motion on the blood, making 1
rill; . red and pure. :, Through tilt
richer blood the -tissues of the body al
better nourished, and the functions o
the body better performed. Anaemi
sufferer, weak, langnld`and nervone
people speedily Mind new health an
strewgth through the use of this meds
cines This' was ,tha experience of Mrs
John Armour, South Monoghan, Ont.
'who seys:—"I' adv one of the many
thousands who' havo regained health
through the use of Dr. Willdamb" Pink
P111a, and I take thisopportunity o
eay`1ng a word 'in praise of this seism
did.^medicine: 'Befere. beginning, the
use of this medicine" i°was pale and
badly run down. I found it difficult to
do my housework and was tiredand
breathless at the least exertion. I had
treed'teevel'al medicines without bene-
fit, and finally decided to try Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills, Soon } began to feel
better, sleepbetter and eat better, and
fouudmy.weighht increasing. In a word
Melt like a new person. I have since
recommended the pills to others who.
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have taken them with etltselly good re -1
quits."
Try Dr. Walked' Plnk -Pula for
anaemias, rheumatism, neuralgia, ner-
vouanees. Take them as a tonic If you
are not in the best physical condition
and cultivate a resistance that will
keep you well and strong. Get a box
tram the neatest drug' store and begin
thds treatment now. •
The pills sv'e sold by all medicine
dealers or will be sent by mail at 50c
a boxby it'rfting The Dr. WiI14ams'
Medline Co., Brockville, Ont.
Oh, new days, yet long known and
old!
Le, as we look about,
This immemorial, act' of faith,
That' takes '• the heart from doubt!
Kingdoms, decay slid creeds are not,
.let - still the plowman goes
Down the spring fields, so he may
{ make
Ready for him that sows.
—Lizette Woodworth Reese,,•; in" "The,
Wayside Lute,"' tem
It Spells Progress.
"Mr.' Otto Kahn, the American
banker and the donor' of St. Dustan's
hostel far Blinded Soldiers, lune paid
a visit to London, and in conversation
he had- some complimentary things to
say of the youngergeneration," says
the London Morning Poet.
"'I bane no quarrel with, the yoleznger
generation. I think they will give the
world just as efficient business men,
jest 'as fee'tild •artistsand inventosa,
just as eoulageoue pioneers, and every
bit as able Statesmen as their for -
beam,' stain 31r. Kahn.
"'The younger generation are
Ing their eyes wide. They are look-
ing at things for themselves. They
ere not taking everything for granted
simply because it happens to exist.
They have ..great mental cu•13osity.
They are unwilling merely to attempt
the "say so" of their elders. That
desire to examine things and values,
and find out whether they are genuine
and real or false and make-believe, I
consider to be a healthy and a hope=
fell sympathy with II8TAOI 1417 NNN
ful characteristic, 1 am. in tun sym-
pathy with it.
"'Naturally, things are done by the
younger folk w111oh jar and shock
their elders. Mistalkes, are made, .and
some. things which have their. roots
in the past are not respeoted as, they
deserve, but, on the whole, the unrest
and striving of modern yelith ,make
a tendency to progress. They ere the
expression of a legitimate desire for
a freer arid more complete life, • for
greater fairness to all, and for a more
general participation in the things.
that are worth while. This le not a
spirit which spells deterioration or
decadence, It meas pragreas and
construction.'"
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Treatment for Hinges..
Oecasipnial piling of hinges ` and
latches will prevent ,doors from be-
coming stiff and rattly. Keeping
latches oiled. not only makes them
work easier, but prevents their rapid
wear. ,
WHERE THE PUNISHMENT FiTS THE CRIME
Thorpe strangely hatted men are Keene -so photographed at Kyoto,
.fapan, by passengers on aleCnnadiltii Pacific flagship 19inp0uss0f 8eatlaad,
now completing a erulse of.the worse: These , Men have been ceizeo0seseed of
their estate tor p�nliilcal offenses and, to hide l9icir gliaine wear these bus -
hots over thole Means. Judging by the emit fel si11c gal •iuents, tavlebly 02110:
monied which they are wearing," they don't' make a bad living of travelling
o se o ouse as' bagging' minstrels, playing elutes and asking for alms.l
The End of the World.
When Lief Ericson and his Norse-
men visited Amerioa in the year 1,000
they firmly believed that they had
reached the Western end of all the
world. ,
THAT BABY:OF YOURS
V
Keep' Him Well With the Aid of
Baby's Own Tablets.
Ntimattor how strong and rosy your
obild may be he requires a laiative
sometimes. so that .the stomach may
be kept sweet and the system clean.
Formerly the laxative medicines
given to children were disagleeef le
ones—dastor oil, senna tea, powders
and so on. But now Baby's, Own Tab-
lets•, easily administered and pleasant
to take, have supesseded,these. The
children like Baby's Own Tablets.
Not only as• a laxative but in many
other ways these Tablets are an Ideal
You must try RED ROSE ORANGE
PEKOE. A little higher price than other
teas, but a real difference in equality-. No
packed lin Aluminum.
Brotherhood and the Nation.
From the meaages broadcast ; by Mr,
Sidney Walton, C.B.E., on •[Brother-
hood,+(
"Beneath every es'brenging barrier
dwells the truth- of our -common
Brotherhood and human kinship, With
God there Is neither' first nor last, Pc-
clay our sense of oneness with eat the
eons of men de quickened and made
vivid within ase. We are rillcitizens
of the Eternal,
"Aa brethren, whatavoi' temporal
difference may divide, we seek „-to
solvethe problems. which .make for
strife and `:'.-unlaveliness in OUT own
land, We ask men everywhere;`whe
they they: employ or are "employed,
to be conscious of the essential brof
therliood-which' binds us all togethem,
And we desire that B•rothephood shall
be no mere phmnse upon OUT llpa.;bia
fulfilled in what Jahn Bunyan calfs
'the pnactieai,la0t,'
"The, whole `world, though nations
may as yet but dldniy"ste the dawning
truth, is one Brotherhood. Even the
laws of economics bind nation to nee
do so that all suffer from hurt done
urate, the :least tee them.
"As a cenummity prayer, 1f so we
may Call it ,to the Father of us all, '
let ung tape up the poet* words:
Production of wood -pulp in-Cane4i
for the first nine .months of 1826
Shows an increase of almost ten psi"
cent, -732,868 tons for 1926, conte
pared with 669,248 tons for 1925.
Goble flshln9-=take, Minard's Llnlmcnt
Ciatssified Advertisements'.
LADDIS WANTED TO DO PLAIN AND LIG
.owing. at home, whole or spare time,
Pay; 10ork seat say distance; charges paid. '00n
for particulars� 'Notional 7danufoetutlna 004
Monte
DtonGaa4 '
Art zteaus--IaT1'LE 1ntxo ¢Y• To.zzeners
eat, .cel malted Jn-. plain enrelo0., Darla; aD
:Co., 1Ton ,,eI.•
I' SUPERIOR BABY 001055.
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.() A C. .STRAIN • .,REED -TO -LAY D • �.
l a -Docks Tom Boman 'White. Legitram
speciality is O.A.O. B,rre,l Nooks of the hes
fro., . Ani -te,1 'ata 'beaded with pedigreed 000kote
from blood-tesh4-Steele end knee been ottl t0
henvy esg production. It •roe want: Rocks that ni
bred tot egg broduanan 0nd ileo, 0,,,, ttto 0,., order
from' ase, Prlees: 20001., for Stay 520,00, lune 018.003
Leghorn.. 0107 018.00, Tun. 010.00 per hundred.
express paid. 100 per oral, live animaar 5u0n,s104
Terms, 20per cent. cash Intl* order. balance C.O.D.
All coders shipped' promptly. 3. D. Zolituon, Bos
105. Perna., Ont.
' 713ARE cnlolte 010030 PEDIGREED nL000.
D(_� tested' Stock, 0,4,0, Barred- Rocks, Tors
apron White Leghomio, Our atm each year I, t0
1 Improve our Rock. and this year our chicks are the
best rot. 10 flocks Ary 11e4104 wills pwllzuNd
tankards from' stor0 that Lav, been bleed -tested ret
"'From the murmur and the subtlety
of suspicion with which .we: ve another,
Give ase rest.
Make a new beginning,
And mingle again the kindred of the
nations in the alchemy of love,
And with some finer -essence of
forgiveness and forbearance,
Tempel our mind.'"
wilt. diarrhoea and. ea nock. pave been cultaa tar
heart ts.00t sued,,.. Pekes. Rock,, for Mar 800.00,
7 1 . ane p
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Dino s s 661 Le0horas Mar
018 00• T 610 00 oop}
'.Ihundnd, express pa1d. .100. p.r• 'cent, live .rr1,N.
144 guaranteed.-' Terms 26 par cent., cash with order,
balance O.O.D. No dleap1o1ntnlbato 111 'emigre
ex ,nipped when promised, 3. (k Tweddlo, Wynne, Ont
Cap of Ldgist for Motorist. a
One of the moat recent :aide, to the
TRU ',norms Ton IV= HARE DEPEND{
or, the. 00.11ty you bier. {tile• pother' watt
ordinary chicks when you Dan buy our '•H! -quality!
1Chian April nod Mv, O.A.C. Rooks 81000 gig
1001 Leghorn,. 010.00 so 100. Also WyaudottO
mid lied... Our ten thousimd dollar master breedet9
farm le operated to breed quality Into our chicks.
Sri pay delivery chargee and guarantee 07 per cea4
nn 4o111arr, Selling Habbery. 282W, Elmira, Om.
HELP WANTED.
ANTED—SALESMEN .WITH "CAR FOR
! �� 001,607 distribution. Alco median!, for
lSo,.11to's factory, mutable of taking financial Inter-
. est In growing enterprise, Dxpense, .paid to tam.
11[0,0 attar orre,igcraaate m1de, Write 008,2480.
1201.2' Marl at-, Hamilton, 001.
rul9ber to be slipped over the head -
Motorist is 01 reap of Specially tinted BRAY'S 'BETTER BRED -TO -LAY
BABY CHICKS
remedy for little ones They quickly lights when driving through fog.' The w111 bring' results, produced from high sunlit,
reduce feverlebness, relieve inttiges-'covering has the effect of diffusing th
Lion, colic and vomiting, prevent can- am and the orange glow through th
sttpation, check diarrhoea, allay teeth-
ing pains and promote healthful, lea.,
[ural sleep.
You can get Baby's Own Tablets at
:any d'e'aler in medicine or at 25 cents
a box from The . Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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Story -Telling Names.
It sometimes gives an added in-
terest to a favorite fruit to know
what its naive means. Take the apri-
cot, for iln°stance. The word has the
same derivation as our familiar word
precocious, and for an excellent rea-
son, In its native climate the apricot
tree buds very early in the spring
and has flowers before it has Wailes.
The fruit follows rapidly, and, in
this early and rapid development, it
carries out the fell force of its name:
"early ripe."
The familiar . green plum, so well
liked for preserving purposes, has
a practical reason for being called
"greengage." It could not very well
be named a green plum, as that would
imply an unripe fruit, to, as an Eng-
lishman by the name of Gage first
brought this variety of plum into
England it was very appropriately
named for hint, the descriptive color
being used as the first syllable of
this specially colied word.
The coconut (often spel)ed cocoa-
nut) is a eonfusing name for many
persons who think it must have some
connection ' with the cocoa bean, be-
cause , of the similarity in spelling.
It is claimed that the fruit of the
coco palm was always- spelled coco
nut until the time of Dr. Johnson's
famous dictionary, when, probably
through mistake, the contusing let-
ter "a" was .'introduced into the
spelling of the word. This ,has been
retained to a great extent ever since.
"Coco" Is the Portuguese word for
mask, and there is also . a species of
monkey known as the "Macoco",from
its mask -like face. . At the end of
each coconut, on its brown fibrods
Meeting, are three marks bearing a
grotesque :resemblance to a flee.
Hence the name coconut, mask -nut.
The Busy Earth.
And do you think the birds that sing
Their merry melodies
Fly here and there on- futile wing
And live in feathered ease?
They build their nests, they find their
food,
They do their world, they -raise their
brood—
Their little tasks their hours eel
ploy,,
And yet they find the world a Joy.
The earth is not an idle earth,
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'But busy all. the day, ,,
The only happiness of worth,
The joy that seems to stay,
Gomes not from seeking 'very far,
Ie found where all our labors are,—
The. song that fills the robin's
breast
Awakened by a builded nest.
---Douglas Malloch, in :'The Iteart
Content."
Measuring a Star's Heat.
Built With such clelt'oacy as. to In-
clude the wings' 01 files among 'its
'working parts, a new instrilment wile
be used in meeouring '.inflnitesi'm=rot
quantities of heat in tl'ie.spectl a o2 d1 -
ant. starts.
.
Kill. warts with Minarets Liniment.
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Thermometer Aids Fishing.
0orhe. ahlppei prepaid and "Gnlnntacd-lo.11re,'•
e :leered n00lts, 1yhlte L.,i,otns, RTdtb wymNotte,
e sad Rhode Island Reds; 20 clucks NMI, 00 011.00,
100 021.00. 000 5100,00, After Tune 1st reduced
mires For 0(003-1., from blood.test 4 stork rid 2a
per chlek, Catalomte free. Dray Chick Hntoh,ry,
. 8 C1.yburn Am„ 9t. C,thnrino. Ont Order from
. this ad^ .s It 10111 only
The discovery that cod and had
dock are found in the greatest nuns
hers in waters where the temperature
is between 40 and 50 degrees-Fahren
hit has led to the extensive use of
thernlornenters by fishing jeets.
18 to 80 drabs ofSeigel'e Syruprolieveaall forma
of Indigestion and dyspepsia. You'll swear by it
once you have tried it. Any drug store.
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Cows that had a craving for rusty
wire and nails, which showed an in
complete ration, were cured by giving
them a well -compounded mineral mix-
ture.
aPpeor anco..
Fetter Chicks
thetwillpayyou. Bred to lay.
Harrod Plymouti,Rock,, S.C.W.
I•eghorns, Harron and Wywfiand
F -tris amino, Hdi-City White
'Wyandotte, Pum -head, healthy,
vigorous, Smith Hatched.
Send for tiros/aroma prices
ISELL-CITY lIATC$1IEktY
to Colborsie St.,, Brantford, Ontario
One Min ate Chun
-As demonstrated successfully at
Toronto X, Ottawa, London,
Kingston, and twelve other fall
tare. Sold on tree trial basis,
l.: with absolute guarantee to make
,I good butter in from one to three
minutes from sour or eweet
cream. Write ,for complete cats.
'w logue, -
Agents wanted.
One Minute Churn & Pi-eezer Co., Ltd.
12714 Mary Street, Hamilton, Ont.
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For distemper—Mlnard'e Liniment.
Although fewer babies, were been
in England and Wales in 1928 than
in the -previous your, the rate of in-
fantile mortality was . considerably
lower.
Sif
s unexcelled for Dyeing
and Tieting. Professional
Dyers
SanaDYES
Same Kinder
£
TIRED FEET
MInard's soothes sore and tired
feet, Bathe—then rub well with
Minard'a,
The Chars: of A Yetvet Shite—and the
Pure Blood Under It _
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Here's a washboard so strong
that a big; 165 pound man can
stand on it without damaging it
in the slightest woy.
That tough SAP Pearl Enameled
rubbing surface is migiety near ever-
lasting, and; the rest, of the board is
built 111 the same way. The remark-
able wearing qualities of this sturdy
washboard demonstrate the lifelong
wear you get from all.SHP Enamel-
ed Wale utensils. Made by that old
established Canadian company.
TIM SHEET METAL PRODUCTS Cp. 00.101,u
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EDMONTON VANCOUVER CALGARY
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The effectiveness of that
popular touch of "make-up"
will be greatly enhanced if the
skin has the velvety smooth-
ness and clearness that result
fromthe use of TRTJ-BLOOD.
This much -prescribed Blood.
Tonic corrects the coarsening
tendency of "complexleqo� aids"
and makes the skiMa clear,
smooth and colorful.
Your Druggist noiv has Tien -
BLOOD. Test its health snd=hesuty
giving Qualities. Get a botli' today.'
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With Itching Rashes
UseCuticur
9amplo Soap etnt ease, Team* free,' Addrem Ca-
0u4laa Depot: "Sebum, r... Box 2010,'Edontreal."