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The Seaforth News, 1928-03-08, Page 3Afghan gliaer Invites Italian Export Mission Move Recons °Disaster o£ EX- • pedition 2 Years Ago, When Engineef was Executed for Love Affair Ge onerous Terms Offered Rome,—The 'Visit of I{ing Amann- Tali to Italy may result in an Inten- •lve emigration to his kingdo'in, At - I banistan, not. ot ,laborers .or agrioui- turista, but of eleotireal englneera, doctors and professors.' This will be the second time that Buell an expedition has been Planned, The first experiment was tried r,ttio years ago, when at the suggestion tile same icing a group of fifty Ital ens, engineeris, 'architects, doctors and nurses was sent to Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. It ended rather disastrously, though the offer seemed very attractive, as Bing Amanullah undertook to pay all. 'f3 Me expenses et the journey for the ,.,1.. po 9 embers of the commercial mission was - to civilize and develop the mum, try. Many young men and women were attracted by the opportunity to make their names. The mission came to disaster through an adventure of one of its members, an engineer, with an Af- ghan woman. 'Ile was arrested for attacking the .family party, which set an ambush .for him, and was put to ° death before diplomatio, negotiations could arrange for .his extradition to Italy. A forty -eight-hour' ultimatum was sent by Italy to Afghan and $30,000 was Paid as p indemnity to the Itali- an government. Feeling ran high in I{abul against foreigners, and the mission was forced to leave hastily, with the exception of four members who wore under' the direct protections king. of the g The new offer made by the King during his visit is generous. Besides traveling expenses, he has offered salaries of "$300 .a month, lodgings. and insurance. In spite of past experiences the p.l 1e i- - ga t ion is being besieged bY cants attracted by the salaries. The recruiting officer, a member ofthe first mission, is quite frank about the hard work which they will be called upon -tic do. At present in Kabul, besides the Italians who remained, there are sixty Germans and ten Frenchmen, Til pro- fessions and trades. Italians are bound to make good it they abide by the laws and customs of the country,' and the whims of its vulers. The King is very much interested in a native cloth factory atKabu1. It turns out only one kind of material of an inferior, quality, which foreign- ers seldom buy. In order to encour- age home 'industry; I;;ing Ananullah insists on all: his friends patronizing the factory. His method in regard to foreigners is original. Whenever he receives any one in audience hohas close to his chair a pair of scissors, which he holds carelessly: in his hand while he talks. The knowing ones sit afar, while" the newcomers sit near. Often- the Bing leans forward and cuts off the lapel of the visitor's coat. This, of course, encessitates purchase of a new suit, and often the only choice is a suit of native material.' Afghanistan needs architects, en- gineers, and doctors as, though every Afghan gentleman can read and speak ' Persian, owing to the hack of school tor higher education, the sons of noblemen and wealthy men never go. beyond the rule of three, reading, writing and ,arithmetic. Canary -Breeding 1 raise, ware traded for expgrtg2leo, sa r tic pEO t German Crisis they are 'net a total loss after all l l#U A q By abser'vatiolr and patience yon • Id say let will slows! but surely grasp,, tllase, : AN many fultdamerrttts "that ex118riglroe, il! �It T, ILM ctin ,Averted To the beginner 1 Won g fatey arlstporats matte! start with alone ono being forth ata twat,polilt ,.tom greater ille chance ofastroeess bylso do t�tand CltiSarlfis ilrood pr`acticaiiy any 13.y'Enriching 'T'heir 1!loot1 Wit1t. Principal Parties in Reidlatag blP;for plainer birds are hardier and time of 'The Year wail 'Pr'oper enyirou' Dr, Williams'. Pink Pills. Mare 11'Q1Me than their pedigreed ye- meat'•and •11amiling,., bat the regular, datives, Get all the information yen breeding season un isms Tom arebruary' IillennraUsnl is a disorder of the oan on the subject, but retneniber that tip initis July,. The easiest ..anis the blood, It attacks people vrlleu trio experience will be your hest teacher, I most profitable tray for,tlre beginner blood is thin and impure, illus setting You will undoubtedly make manyito raise Uircis'+is ;:to urate One prate ;uil, iutiauat)latipfi ,of,`the;etnusele¢ and mistaltes an8 suffer many'beart-break•• t r may start with t11loC';fpi�lalee a'Cret as/largo a j0 pts, Wet or cold Weather lug dlsappoiutments, but all the time sage us.you'pu 411reage the size the limns of rheumatisnt;`llrit is" IM you will be learning,':' Perhaps the. f t e'er lelno4tbbx fa'':i$out tiro the Cause The cause is in the Mood.,. flrot year you will raise only three or right size. Always put your Male in Tlot ape or ruU ug tour' birds, but don't become discour- aged. Remember the birds yon didn't Red Rose Orange' Pekoe has earned the patronage and good will of o e tea drink- ra than any'� other 'hi h- u a l i t tein eCanada. q y Judges of good : tea gladly give more , for Red,Rose Orange Pekoe because they know that the value they re- ceive is worth many times the few extra cents they �.as'•, Far Cheater Tiler' To •Mia The looyoslytic9d serviceable fairer you can buy., •fiRisos every- thing better and quicker than by head, - Mises concrete, 'mortar, seedY Rend -arsin,,leftBizer, eed etc. Pays fol itself;in no time,: Write for descriptive folder }'Po.f« QOOLD, sHAPLEX & utak CO. L Brantford Ont. Ltd, U • Corrugated Iron ASI' FOR Wheeler & Bain "Council Standard" A thick, even; heavy spread of. galvanize over every inch of sur- face. Deep corrugations. Write us, stating size of barn you want to cover,. WE PAY FREIGHT • WHEELER & BAIN, LIMITED Dept. W, 108 George St„ Toronto 2 Bo' r to President's De- ln,a'nd to Pass Budget and Emergency Program Dawes Annuities Assured c an ora ng Berlin, --President von Hindenburg, .2 bi wiitlr Ifni• by exercising once more his immense tVlek or so he- monts' nay ease the pain, -hill40 not personal authority in a political crisis, fore th elilig,caiitr iv,rt,e fore lite fee les `i'o'u• tvin, .find that teensy the cause and the pains are susooeded recently in Uringing• order by -so doing there will' be less ligating soon back agate. To got eta of this an<1, you 'wli obtain hattielce1'and bet-, most painful trouble you Hurst treat it ter results; jtlil°oublt thio IlIoodaud for title pur• After your birds 'slave been together POW riothin.g elsi3 '411itt equal Dr. Wit long enorigh`,to bobom'e acquainted, theme' Mink Pills, which from first star placing an ccasional: piece of dose to last actually make new, riolt start t ng v cotton in the cage. If they pick it , blood, thus driving the rheumatic up and oarl'y it around, Yeti will then poisons from the system. Mr, IIeetrY knowthat it istime to give them 10, Amita, .Lower 'Last Rebuke, N.S., material to construct a nest. I wohld , tells what these pills did for him, suggest that yon construct the first He saYst-'-'ilrad an attack of acute nests for the birds; first, so bad that I could n Use me ofdium. lit cardboard and wall:, a hundred yards without so W g make your neat about four inches much suffering that 1 would feon�aant. square aud two itielres deep. Fill it' I could not ' do tha least work a y about level.full of cotton, making • a movement caused great pant. I was, under' the care of a doctor but did not' imprtve !Ruch. Then reading of a similar ease in a newspaper I decided. to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. 'By the time I had used three boxes, there was no doubt they were helping me. I took altogether about a dozen boxes when I was entitrely relieved of the must be securely tied and all edges trouble, able to walk four miles to my cover- work, chop wood all day,- and then. of the cloth must be carefully walk home again. To .anyone suffer- ed with short stitches, for if one lit- ing from rheumatism 1 eau strongly tie weakness is exposed, the birds will recommend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills." be quick to take advantage of it and. You can get these pills through any pick the nest to pieces, medicine dealer.or by mail at 60 cents The depression in the center Is to a box from The Dr. Williams' Medi - keep the eggs together. If left to 'eine Co., Brockville, Ont. her own initiative, the bird is likely to 'construct a nest o. such propor- tions that it will be physically im- possible for her to cover all\the eggs, trb.e- and t11 will sooner or Ia e eegga conte chilled and thus fail to hatch - British Uniforms Costly Some idea of what it eostsc_to be a member of a crack British regiment may be gathered from the Price list of the Army Clothing Depot at Pim- lico, just isued by the Army Council. Starting with the head, .bearskin cape worn by the band of, the Royal Engineers and the Footguards costs $85 each, while the white metal hel- mets of the Household Cavalry are. $45. It is estimated that 1,500 yards of metal ribbon is annually consumed by the crack regiments and this may 'be obtained from the Clothing Dept. at 83 cents a yard, which is just' 60 cents above the usual market price. The sills for battalion colors is listed at $15 a yard. '.;tic' The State ' clothing of the House- hold Cavalry and ,Sergeaut Drum- mers of the Footguards includes coats Insure Your Crop Fertilizer insures a crop above t e average—and D W Fertilizer gives You DOUBLE WORTH One Ton o W 4-24-4 =Two Tons c 2-12-2. D. W. GUNN, LTD: '100 Vine Ave., Toronto,. Ont depression in the center. Now take a square piece of cloth 01 the correct size and lay it on top of the cotton; after fitting it to the nest sew it to all four sides. When the sides are fastened, matte one stitch through the center of the nest and tip at the boom. All ends ,CELMIAIMMA=ANN•I Eb;—B-A713)..Zj Many strange phases of wild life confront us in handling our canaries. Freakish and unexplainable twists of. their eccentric temperament are of- ten displayed in ways that are both Puzzling and humorous. For example, one would naturally assume that Sun's New Rival out of chaos. As a result of his sec- ond letter within a week to the minis- ters demauding passage of the budget and eertaiiY other pressing legislation before the Reichstag is dissolved, all the prtuolpal parties agreed this at - totems' to accept the Cabinet's ewer goncY.program., This assures that the 1924 budget, providing for the payment of the Dawes ,plan, annuities for the first so-called standard years by Germany will bo ,adopted before the election campaign begins. Tinder the arrange- ments accepted by all the major parties the Reichstag will be kept at work until April 1 and the Parliamara tars elections will he hold some time in May. Radical's Only Opponents, This plan was adopted by all the parties except those representing the "lunatic fringe—the Communists and Fascists. The program was adopted under the pressure of President van Hindenburg's letter because no party dared to say "No", opt loud to the President. It speaks volumes tor Marshal von Hindenburg's impartiali- ty, that in the present case he is act- ing directly counter to the clamor of the Conservatives -the very men who elected him to his exalted office. The opposition; parties, while agree ing to co-operate in winding up the Parliamentary business and to refrain from making partisan motions, re- served the righ 't to 'criticize and rota against the budget, for the creation of which they had no responsibility. Light, Paris, Voltaire's City of g , boasts today the most powerful flash- light lamp in the world. Its light, generated by electric current, is equal to 1,400 million candles. When we consider' that 14, OO million o ordinary n candles, put end to end, would extend eight to ten times round • the earth, and almost far enough to reach the moon, three nests would be enough in a pen we realize how far man has travelled containing a male and three females, as light -maker since thexlays of the but the experienced .breeder always first tallow candle. puts in an extra nest. If there are only three nests in the cage, two hens will invariablychoose the same one and if left to themselves they will both lay in that nest and fight each other for the privilege or honor, of sitting there. In all my experience I have never seen any exceptions to this rule. If the nest is not large enough for both birds, one will park herself on the edge and will maintain her position in thea ame earnest manner as the one hovering the eggs. When the hen In possession leaves for food the watchful, waiting mother - to -be immediately jumps into the nest and very proudly takes up the duties. When the first hen returns she will That is to say, itequalsthe heat. at park herself on the edge' of the nest the'surface of the sun. —and so it continues. Having the -'O- — fourth nest in the cage eliminates that condition. When the birds have settled down to housekeeping the fourth neat can safely bo removed. When your birds start to build their nests it is well to pulverize some old plaster and sprinkle it over the bot- tom of the cage every day. Crushed egg -shells also are good. These measures will prevent soft-shelled eggs. _A little bolted egg should be given your birds every other day at' this time. Keep seed, gravel, cuttle- bone. and fresh water before them at all times. Now is the time that your birds must be left to themselves, Don't go around them any more than is absolutely necepsary. Don't allow strangers around them, and above all, keep the cats and dogs away» Birds' are very eccentric and very observing. Make a sudden or un- usual movement before their cage and they will be suspicious of you the rest of the day. A nervous person ;will never have much success raising' canaries, An old lady called on ms one day and wanted to know my secret of raising birds. ' She informed' me that she had been trying for three consecutive years and had not one bird of her own raising to show for her time and trouble. I visited her home and entered the room where her birds were kept. She opened the door with a quiehmove- ment and almost rushed into the room. Instantly her.. birds ceased singing and began to fly wildly' around their No ine-theel ite this enlightened age would give her btyby something she did not know was perfectly harmless,. especially when a few drops of plain Castoria will right a baby's stomach and end' almost any little iii. Fretful- ness and fever, too; it seems no time until everything is serene. That's the beauty , of Castorta; its gentle influence seems just what is needed. It does all that castor oil might accomplish, without shock to the system. Without the evil taste. which cost $282. and $260 each, re - It's deliciousi being purely • vege spocively. The red cloaks wore in table, you oan give it as often as' wet weather by the Household Cav sages as if'a cat had jumped into their airy, are. listed 'at $55' each, as are al- there's a signor colic; constipation; midst and was threatening their on• eo the State cloaks of Sergeant Drum- al Bleep + or need to aidsound, natur- e() very lives. They seemed to regard finers in the Footguards. The' whole, al sleep• her more as an enemy than friend, Just one warning: it is genuine and wont into a flutter when ahe.even Wardrobe of a Sergeant Drummer on Fletcher's Castor% that physicians apProaolled thole sages. I gave her to 360. o State occasions foots , uP recommend• Other prepare ns may The white !gather pantaloons whicha kindly warning and later traclod.her he just as free from all doubtful Tlomnion where; lila two tacos—l7ng• (io uu lspiuuously set cit the 'breast- drugs, but no child of t1118 writer's is some old, motherly females for some sail and French -live -an a footing of Motet of the 'Household Cavalry etre sing to test tlieml • Ilesidea the of her demoralized stock. That year equality: Tn consequence the French element of the population has every right to demand from the Government the same advantages for French im- migrants as are granted to British, eettlers, Even if niedialval man had been able to manufacture 1,400 million candles, and put then in 1,400 million candlesticks, the whole population of the world could not have set them alight; today a single man moves ,a switch, there is a maelstrom in the ether, and the light of 1,400 million candles bursts into flame. So powerful is the lamp- in Paris that from the top of the Eiffel Tower it would be visible for hundreds of miles; and if the Eiffel *Tower were twice as high a man with field -glasses at Vienna would be able to see it quite clearly. The heat in the centre of the electric flame which radiates the light reaches 6,500 degrees Centigrade. 11 Red Rose Orange Pekoe is the best tea you can buy In dean, bright AAIumirtutn hTHr , Classified Advertisements Parsons and FOr7gT8Y -,.�, Solus Black sheep come more often from the parsonage than from other homes, it has long popularly been believed; but refutation of this baseless charge, notes The Christian Observer (Pres- byterian), hes been made many times, particularly by reports found in 'Who's Who in America. A. careful investigation reveals that a large per- centage of ministers whose names. have been recorded in that book of notteworthy names toile -wed in the footsteps of their fathers. Now comes the Clergyman's Oommitttee ot the: American • Tiingenics Society with its results of a canvass of 100 leading ministers in America. As the report Is summarized In The Christian Ob- server; "Two-fifths of these stated that they themselves were the., sons of minis- ters. Three others were sons of a local or lay preacher, and one had a Quaker, preacher for a mother. Ten of those interviewed had grandfath- ers who were ministers and seven had great-grandfathers and three great -great-grandfathers in the minis- try. One •man. reported an unbroken. line of Presbyterian ancestors run - WHY TORTURE THE LITTLE ONES Mothers, do you think it fair to tor- ture your little ones by forcing them to take 111 -tasting oars when they need a laxative medicine? Don't you find that the child's dread of these medi- cines often do more harm than good? Baby's Own Tablets are the modern substitute for these nauseous doses. They are the very medicine the child requires and ale so pleasant to take that they are as easy to administer as a glass of water They are the per- fect remedy for all the minor ailments of little ones, being absolutely guar- anteed free from injurious drugs. Baby's Own Tablets accomplish all that castor oil and other bad -tasting remedies can do. In fact they ac- complish more as they do not leave the child exhausted from its struggle against taking medicine. They re- Iieve teething, pains, banish indiges- tion and constipation, break up colds and simple Lovers and promote health- ful, refreshing sleep. They are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25c a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Communists Fight Each Other -/ QUALITX` 'It001t, LIIQF 0IBl,l, J,. Wyandotte, kted Baby 0h1oke; 518,00 per 100: and up. Batching. 8565, $8.00 per 100 and UP. Pedigreed Cocker- els, $$0.00 each, and I1P.. 36 Page Illus. tratod Catalogue Free. - Ia. R. Guild 4 Sons, Box T, Rockwood; Ont. ABY Ck1ICI s -Wal HATCH F0t11 S�'arletles of Baby (pricks. lvrlte for u rice rte and up. ?a. Switzr, Granton, fit. Switzer, Gru,nton, 0 "I presume you would be glad to Have me call again? "You do." "I do what?" "Presume." KEEP YOUR SCALP Clean and Healthy �iWITHCUT6G9DRA Ch Children Like lt So TYou Will •the t A. t firs:g ' o i n•oS n „ "Hu Ido a he Cold, o a . T boy F' dean does two t�i�gs— - relievea the cough instantly and dcllghte the taste. Disereat from all other remedies for Coughs, Colds, Bronoilitie. Prevost+"flu", Pneumonia and all Throat uad Luug troubles. Sold everywhere under moneyrefundedzwsrantee, Hing back to the seventeenth century, - 142'11 tIC nlekat, Toronto unto 2 and 'another a similar line of Mora- vian ministers beginning In 1740. ie/e art sons of church of ti I TC _ Thirty-eight were , , n flash -- floors nun• e19 Acts I l.o ft i hteen ofthe d onlye cera ang8.IO v • • flangle sip prover tt r dyed were sons , of men who were neither ministers nor church officers. "Th fact that two-fifths of the hum tired ministers are sone of ministers indicates that the preacher's son who adopts his father's profession does so with full knowledge of what it means to devote his life to the work of the ministry. The committee reaches the conviction that the future church' leaders in America must comp from' church families, and that church lead- ers produce ead-ers.produce church leaders. The list of one hundred ministers interviewed • includes the moats successful minis- ters in the American pulpit to -day." Those who are familiar with the teachings of the Bible, comments this i 1 .� ., --- • Louisville weekly, are not surprised , at 111e tale told by this careful invest!.I gation. "God's promise Is 'to you anti Y EN to your children,' aud thus God ; H DUNG honors those who honor Him. The re- � t'�i cruits for the ministry of the future iFF ER t G RI " 4 * be expected to come from the L may p families at those who aro most faith -1 p ful and sincere in their service to ; These Two FOur:d Relief by Good an dtheir fellow men, either as Taking Lydia F. Pini llarsLrs ministers, officers, or workers in Christian churches." 1 Vegetable Compound On fishingtrips take Mlnard's. Ayer's Cliff, Quebec —'er Lave been teaching for three years, and p at the end of the Prussian Churches Expensive In au article in the Berlin 'Ver.; warts discussing the budget of the ' Prussian State, a member of the Diet , draws attention to the heavy cost of supporting the various religious de.. nominations, because of tine Diet's de- lay in taking' the steps necessary to separate Church and State. This year's budget provides for an ex- penditure of 71,600,000 narks (worth 23.8 cents each) for Church purposes, without any allowance 10r the addi- tional salar es to be paid to the clergy under the new law increasing the pay of State officials and employees. The complaining Deputy notes that the State is planning to spend only 62„- 000,000 marks in welfare work of all kinds,. including the health service. He also refers to a budget deficit esti- mated at about 74,000,000 marks. Mrs. Sones—"John, I have been talking for over two hours, and now I want your opinion on the subject." Mr. Tones—"Well—er—on what sub- ject, my dear?" According to reports is the Volke- wille of Subl, Thuringia, an organ of the left wing Opposition in the Ger- man Communist Party, the official Communists are using violent meth- ods to "convert” their. former com- rades. In one instance a demonstra- tion by the Opposition was attacked and one of its organizers beaten in- sensible with a hammer. In Ham- burg three detachments of the rest-. Mr Communist, Front Fighters raided a meeting of the Opposition and stormed the platform, clearing a way by vigorous use of rubber clubs, brass knuckles and knives. In Dortmund, on the other hand, Herr Thaelmann, a well-known Communist chief, had to See from a meeting in order to escape a beating at the hande ot the Op- position "Canada For Me." Here we have an English lad who came across storybook thrills in the Canadian West. He is Richard Barnes, of Kent, later cowboy of the 2XY ranch in Alberta. He went broke, was hired on the ranch, was shot for criticizing a shady poker play, was subsequently deported from the U.S.A. because he lacked entry papers, was burnt out in a Windsor, Ont., hotel, walked on foot to Montreal dressed in cowboy outfit, and from »there embarked with nine cents in his pocket for England on the Cunarder Ascania. "A great lifer he declared, and promised to acquire an English wife''. and to settle in Canada this summer. The Two Races Ottawa Droit (Lib,): Canada is a British Dominion, It is true, but .a 'listed at $72 a pair, while the tunics of the Sergeant Drummers, of the Footguerds are down at $45. French Hunt Truth of War Paris. --"Who started the war?" is. going to be settled, at last, to the sat' 1faeti0n of, France,; anyway,. Three dozen of France's most, eminent stu- dents, historians and strategists have been appointed by the government to dig up all necessary doeumente and to give the world 'the. -reel,inside Truth aheut how it all happened. g , book on care and feeding of babies she raised quite a number • of birds. that Gomes 'with Fletcher's Castoria' But as her temperament does not fit is worth its weight in geld. her for the vocation, she will always ®e„�leoxrwre be bandicaPpod In that particular line'' Children Cry for of endeavor. Canaries lay their eggs in the early. morning' and with rare exceptions start sitting just as soon as the first egg appears. They lay from ,Vireo' to seven eggs for a at.tting; four eggs are about theaverage and this num ber is more desirable than a larger sitting• Use Minard's Liniment for Corns. baliWIOLER'S"THOR+®'BRED BADV' "LIVE AND LAY, CHICKS • but bteedeta ata bted'Cor lgh cgg'production, Whac, Brown cud Buff L), R.o, nitedo, n, whet Red), R. is aedo Aro cowls, Buff •8ingtons,''hhita Wyandottet.121,0,108» Ilse% live delivery goraufecd, Wr to ta311' for Pa6I 6651K 1polt. ,5cnvtge4ER'3 3MTCIIERY226 HertfaMI Ts0,lUfrAte•turd. a as Jt. a YourHair, te'tkliY Minard's Liniment ..n, »fres growth of hair. Keeps it glossy and !:ills dar.rtrr.f.'. Form Classes Five Pupils Lochgair, Scotland. This little Highland village claims that the school here is attended by fewer pupils than any other in Scotland, if not in Great Britain, There are only five names on the register,.but as the children are of different ages the teacher has to teach them separately and mance four classes. 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Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound, and it has been of great benefit to me, the troubles being completely relieved." —LAURA J. EATON, Canning, King's County, Nova Scotia. a For Troubles due to Actd ACID STOMACH HEAP: MUEE HEADACHE GA"+ES.NAt What many people call indigestion very often means excess acid in the stomach. Tho stomach nerves have been over -stimulated, and food sours. Tho CorreCtitve is all alkali, which neetr'arlizos acids instantly. And the tical alkali known to medical science Is Phillips' Milk 01 Basel fit. It las remained 'standard with physicians ic•ians i 1 Itho 50 years sinceits invention, 1 0u apoonftiI o, this &oilmen., L:: to. Icye alkali in water will neutralize in- stantly many timers art much acid, ante 1110 170nptams disappear at once. •holt will never use crude methods whetsonce you learn the efficiency of this. Go get a small bottle to try. 1'o euro to get the genuine Phillips' lids of Magnesia 7uescrihed' by physi- �•i. I .t for 60 years in correcting excess. ';hide, Vlach bottle contolrls full direc- t'one—any drugstore.