HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-07-25, Page 7Those Languid Eyes
They quickly reflect your health
and physical condition -restless
eyes indicate thetemperament of
the stomach.
Watch the eye -s oce that
the whites are clear with a healthy
bluish tinge. The .minute a yel
Iow tinge appears it betrays con-
stipation, sluggish liver or bil-
iousness, you treed a laxative.
Bring back your
!Vigour, Vim, Vitality
with Beecham's Pill —the aura way to
eonatant. joyous, bou�i Kling
health,
Try n regular daily
eouraefor a short i4 Vegetafile
period. stouroycawili Precinct
tell. the. ,tory. .
• Read aboUl Clealacter frost the Eyas is
future Beecham Advart.:meats.
Sates Agents Harold F. Ritchie & Co.,
Limited, Toronto ar,o
r.
Law Travels
Into North
Full Dignity of Co11rt Proceeds'
are Will Follow Crime
Perpetrators in Far
Northern Place
MURDER AVENGED
Edmonton,—For what is practically
the rai•pt time In the Watery of Canada,
the law of Britain is to -Ins carried
almost Into the Arctic Circle, A Ju-
dicial
Wdicial party, consisting of judge, prose -
Outing attorney and counsel for the
defeuee will leave Edmonton to travel
fora month into Northern wilds with
Altlavilt as theft' final destination,
'there they ,will try two Eskimos
For the most serious of all grimes,
murder.
The trip will be made by rail, steam-
er and automobile and the court room
will be the strangest Canadian justice
hats ever known, for, lacking proper
buildinge'at distant Aklavik, court
will be held in:the cabin of the ,steam-
er "Northern Distributor, ' where
wild-eyed natives, almost aboriginal
will sit as a jury in tile case of ,two
of their• own race,
(gowned lawyers' will argue before a
eirnihir'ly-garbed dispenser of justice
and all the formal dignity of Cana-
dian, jurisprudence wil lbe rigorously
observed.
Judge Lucien Dubuc, stipendiary
magistrate of the North-West Terri-
toriea whose post gives him the pow, -
era of a judge of the Supreme Court
will •preside at the hearing. •
L
The counsel for the prosecution will
be Clare Darling, while the intereate
• of the defendants will be looked after
by Joe Clarke.
• If the two accused are found guilty
and sentence of death is passed, the
date of execution will he set sublet,
entl3 far ahead to permit of communi-
cation with Ottawa if any ground
'should be found' for a petition of on -
Once or an appeal from the verdict
for the Eskimos will have the -sante
opportunity accorded to any in Can-
ada of all absolutely fair trial
One of tho prisoners to face 'the bar
of justice is one, Oltehina, who, in the
icy fastnesses of Bathurst Inlet in
1923 is alleged to have killed Oksusk,
another native, by shooting him
through the head as he entered bis
igloo.'
The killing faralieged to have fol-
lowed on the heels of ,continued 111-
treatrient by Oksusk of his wife, Av
noone, who, after enduring many
blows and much ill -temper at the
' bands. of her husband, told her
troubles to one, Nellikok, a friend.
Nellikok, It is alleged, held a grudge
against the husband, tried to kill him
anti whp made -himself unpopular, in
the tribe by his bullying and cruel
disposition,
Nellikok and Avaconna sought coun-
sel of one Ehalcilak, a man of much
Influence in the tribe and the three
decided that Oksusk must die.
Oltchina was sought out and the
stoj'y,told to him.
He, too; decided that Oksusk must
be got rid of and agreed to do the job.
He went, to Oksusk's igloo to await
his home -coming.
In the early autumn twilight, prel-
ude to the long Arctic night, Oksusk
was heard approaching,crawling on
his, hands and knees through the tun-
neI-like entrance to the igloo. As he
emerged and etarted to rise to his feet steel building put together without a
rifle spoke and a heavy bullet en. single rivet, has just been completed
tered his skull above the left eye, tore here.
through his vitals and. emerged at the The structure, in which gas weld -
lower part of the trunk. He -fell dead Ing entirely replaced riveting, was
and the body was concealed under raid by building experts to fore -
heavy stones. Avaconna Was a widow shadow the time when large cities
and the killing was not spoken of in will be free, from the riveter's racket
the councils of the tribe. and modern skyscraper construction
' Months later, a mounted police of- will go on comparatively without
icer, making his Customary visit to noise.
the tribe, heard of the tragedy. The The building is said to be the first
body was recovered and Okchina large' structure in which gas welding
placed under arrest. .has been used entirely. -St is 75 feet
• The circumstances of the case were wide, 250 feet, Jong and 42 feet, 5
reported to Mounted 'Police Head- inches high and required 297 tons of
quarters and the alleged slayer was structural steel. Welders without
cattail to Herschel Island undor•guard previous ,experience in structural
and there imprisoned to . await his welding were employed and qualified
trial. In order to meet the court at for work in accordance with tests
Aklavik he is probably even now be: r'.econrmonded by the American
Mg escorted to the delta of the Me- Welding Society.
Kenzie Elver.
The other prisoner is a young girl,
Lily Sarnyak, aged fifteen, who, In her
home of Clarence Lagoon, demarca-
tion ,point, Yukon Territory, learned
.. that she was to become a mother. To
her untutored mind the obvious thing
to do was to dispose of her baby
which it is alleged she did by strangl-
ing soon after its birth. A few hours
after the tragedy a search party. or-
ganized by the men of her village
found the bdciy of the infant and
burled it. This crime, too, was event-
ually reported to the Mounted, Police
and the girl's arrest followed.
1 s YOUR
APPETITE O E O ITE FOOR
9 ERFIAPS by dieting ar
other aeons, you have
been treating the symptoms,
rather than the cause. 'Loa
of appetite, heartburn,: sour
stomach, are symptoms that
the blood ii impure. This
explains the successful use of
Dr. Williams' Pink Phis in
all such cases. Here is a
, typical exemplc:—
"tI began to feel easily
tired," writes Miss Margaket
White, of Parry Sound, "end
when I set down to a meal I
felt I did not want to eat. A
doctor told me I was anaemic
but I made little progress
with his medicine: When I
etartelf taking Dr. William?,
Pink PIMA soon noticed that .'
my appetite was - improving,
that the headaches came less
Eminently and that I was not
so easily tired. N w my
weight has increased, my
cheeks .are rosy and every
ache and pain has van.
fished, -
Start today to improve
your appetite. Buy Dr. Wil.
lianas' Pink Pills from your
druggist's or by :mail, post-
paid, at 50 cants a box from
The Dr. Williams, Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ontario.
Send for free book -"What
to Bat end' Haw to Rat"..
PER 8014
1DrWilli kms'
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Pi ILL
"A HOUSEHOLD NAME
ITC S4 COUNTRIES"
Mt McKinley
7t was a perfectly clear day, the
sun shining brightly in the sky, and
naught boynded cur view save the
natural ltn itatiop of vision, !mine.
diately before us, in the, direction in
whieh 'we'+had climbed, bay --•nothing.
a void, a sheer gulf many thousands
of feet deep, and one shrank brill in-
stinctively from the little, parapet• of
the enow basin when one had
glaneed at the awful profundity.
Across the gulf, about three thousand'
feet beneath us, and fifteen or twenty
miles Away, sprang most splendidly
into view the great mass of Denali's
Wife, or Mount Foraker, as, some
white men misname her, filling majes-
tically all the middle distance. It was
our first glimpse of her during the
whole ascent, Denali's' Wife does not
appear atall save from the actual
summit of Denali, for she is completely
hidden by his South. Peak until the
moment when his South Peak is sur-
mounted.
It was, however, tothe south and
the east that the most marvellous
Prospect opened before no, What tan-
gle of mountain ranges filled the
Whole ,scene; until gray sky, gray
mountain and gray sea merged in the.
ultimate distance! The near -by peaks
and ridges stood outwith dazzling dis-
tinction,the glaciatior., the drainage,
the relation of each part to the others,
all revealed. The, snow-covered tops
of the remoter peaks, dwindling and.
fading, rose to our view as though
floating in thin air when their bases
were hidden by the haze, and the beau-
tiful crescent curve of the whole
Alaskan range exhibited' itself from
Denali to the sea. To the right hand
the glittering, tiny threads of streams
draining the mountain range into the
Ch'nlitna and Sushitna Rivers, and so
to Cook's Inlet and the Pacific Ocean,
spread themselves 'out; to the left the
affluents of the Kantishna and the
Nenana drained the range into the
Yukon and Bering Sea.... .
Above us the sky took a blue so deep
that none of us had ever gazed upon n
midday sky like it before. It was ?a
deep, rich, lustrous, transparent blue,
as dark as a Prussian blue, •but in-
tensely blue; a hue so strange,, so in-
creasingly impressive, that to one at
least it "seemed like special news, of
God," as a new poet sings. We first
noticed the darkening tint of the upper
sky in the Grand Basin, and it 'deepen-
ed as we role. Tyndall observed, and
discussed this phenomenon in the Alps,
but it seems 'scarcely to have been
mentioned since.
It is difficult to describe at all the
scene which the top of the mountain
prenentef,- and impossible to describe
it adequately, One was not occupied
with the thought of description, but
wholly possessed with the breadth and
glory of it, with `its sheer, amazing
immensity and scope.Only once, per-
haps, in any lifetime is such gissgn.
granted, certainly never before bad
been vouchsafed to any of us.—Prem
"The Ascent of Denali" (Mount' Me-
Mnley), by Hodson Stuck, D.D.
Rivetless. Steel -
Building Finished
Said to Be First Use of Gas
Welding on Structure
of Large Size
Niagara Falls.—Erection of a large
The :Sunday Joint
Calgary Albertan (Incl,): There le
no reason why Canadian beef should
not boas choice as British beef. We
RAY()thestock, we have t11e fodder
lid Wo have 8112 iri211 101 that seems
586iiary. is to apply more -care anti
thoroughness to the "finishing" of the
cattle for the table. If we de not, it Fs
hopeless to expect Britishers to bay
Canadian •heel in the quantities which
our cattlemen would 11110 to supply,
For there is irathing that the -Britisher
insists upon more emphatically than a
tasty Sunday "joint of beet"
ECONOMIC EXPERT
Charles FI, Luke, et the executive
staff of the Trade and Engineering
SujPlemont of the London Times,.. is
spending three menthe in Canada
studying the power situation and
question of undeveloped and new
areas In Ibis country. Photograph
was taken at the Banff Springs Ilotdl
recently where Mr. Luke has been
staying prior to interviewing prem-
iers of the provinces and federal and
provincial government officials. Ile
will also address Boards of Trade
in many Canadian cities,
Startling Precedent,
Brandon San (Ind.): One phase of
llooverism that will not be copied by
Premier Mackenzie King is a preced-
ent that would strike awe across Can-
ada—the United States . President's
decision to make public the names of
those who endorse, applicants for fed-
eral jobs. The first trial of the new
order came when the President gave
out the endorsements going with a
recent'appointment of several federal
judges. The President generally is
compelled to present these plums
without personal knowledge of the
ability or ftnese of the men he ie
honouring. While the executive fin-
ishes the job, actual responsibility for
selection often rests more upon his
advisers or upon Senators and Con-
gressmen.
on
gressmen. Apparently Mr. -Hoover
would shift at least a part of - the
blame for mistakes by this process of
Proclaiming the endorsers. After all,
the' more the public knows about in-
side politics, the better it will feel.
It has a right to know all about these
things, but in the past this right has
not. been respected very often.
Invite Them to Ottawa
A senior at the University' of Vancouver Sun •(Lib.): Premier
Chicago has discovered that 1,015 mo- Ramsay MacDonald has deei1ted to
tions are required to wash. dishes.
Those last fifteen motions, of course,
are used for -picking up the Pieces.—
Judge.
MADE HER BABY
PLUMP AND WELL
ACTION NEEDED
TO FIGHT WEEDS
Tax Levied by Weeds on Agri-
culture of Province Mount-
ing Yearly
FARMERS START CAMPAIGN
The weed menace in Ontario Iran
maricediy increased during the past
few years. It is not an exaggeration
to say that in certain parts of the pro•
wince certain weeks like the Perennial
Sow Thistle are driving men off their
farms, The tax levied by weeds on
the agriculture of the. province 1108
been mounting yearly. One of the
chief reasons , why the weed menace
has increased with each succeeding
years is the undeniable fact that in
the past vast quantities of. weeds
bave been allowed to ripen seeds on
roadsides ,in .sclloolyarde, on waste
and vacant lands, along oar lanes and
headlands and in our fence corners
and 'odd spots here and there ou the
lama.
The following are the number of
seeds produoos by single plants of
average size in one season: Canada
Thistle, 3,500; envied or Yellow Dock,
17,Ops; Common Ragweed, 5,000;
Chicory, 3,000; Perennial Sow Thistle,
2,000; Wild Lettuce, 8,000; Stinkweed,
20;000. Every weed that le allowed
to mature produces at least 1,000
seeds and most of them ripen several
thousand seeds. In the past weeds
by the millleas have been allowed to
mature in this province and scatter
their billions of seeds far and wide.
Is it any wonder' that' the, weed
menace has increased in Ontario?
Are we going to tolerate this state
Dumped Fruit
I°lulnilton Spootater (.Inst. Calmat
There is. no objootlon to darted
fruit and vegetables coming Into
Canada Sefore 0113• own produce
makes its al/0041a1oe, Neither slo
Canada's predueers object to lair
competition. But it is held to be an
injuetiee to permit American :traits
and vegetables, harvested by cheap
Mexican and negro labour In 001110r -
Apt and the Southern States, to he
dumped into the Dominion when the
first Canadian crops are ready for the
market The Canadian growers are
not unreasonable in thefr demand' that
they be 'protected forte this kind of
competition.
An election campaign is a combina-
tion of nand -shaking and leg -Milling!
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]]pe1ts 110, ibl'0W.0 Iaegher'na anti
Alreenas Ile, Whtto i.egherna 'too, a@.
ri rted chinas -9c. Llsi reel paid on sell or
over] fl'so eetaloguo. A. II SwIPoo2
t"srtintoil Ontario,
Mux 'W AETEP.
i v 17N W,iNlIlf)'10. S11la1WATKIN
+s elle Quality l't•eduete In rural se
tions of :air sic, lvorlAd s 1 u'g'cat laoterY
98 conanuler.or.ganteaUell All-ysar_reund
propostilon. Cbanoe tea build an lasting
peinranent rtieiness, redit arrringod to
suitable pariiee. Wrlto atatlslg 0118 to J..
R. Wbticrns 008lpany, 00aft 6, K3amilton,
Ontario,
Mistress (testily)—"Dear nee, I told
you to fill that pepper -pot quite an
Hour ago, haven't you clone it yet?"
Maud—"Not yet, nra'om. It 18 such a
job getting it through the little holes.'!
Nothing makes a other ' ore of affairs any longer h. Ontario? No s M 4
grateful a benefit- conferred up- ,mmThe farmers of the province have o s, �
on .her child. "Mothers everywhere raised their .voices in protest. An ----•
who have used Baby's Own Tows Act' has been passed by the Legisla- li„
tic terms of there. For Instance, Mrs. tion. United action is what is re- p, vv11 .t
Zepherin Lavoie Three River's, Quo, cjuired now. Every municipality, C; c i1'N re
for their children speak in enthusias tare to enable them to meet the situa-
en your 4
Cty
writes :—"Baby's,0wn Tablets are a every farmer,` every land owner in
wonderful medicir for 'little ones to'tmn or country must unite in the
They never Pail to regulate the war against weeds and see that they
baby's stomach and bowels and make
him phimp,and well. I' always keep
a box of the Tablets iii the ]rouse and
would advise all mothers to do like-
wise." Most of the ordinary ailments
of childhood arise in the stomach
and bowels; and can be quickly banish-
ed by Baby's Own Tablets. These if cut after they have passed Yn 1 I ly safe to give the youngest infant;
Tablets relieve constipation and ing) bloom, will mature their seeds. In you have the doctors' word for that!
digestion, break up colds and si'inple order, therefore, to secure the greatest `
h nd labor e�-� It is a vegetable Product and you
are cut early and often enough to
pieyent them from seeding. When C.aat01'ia is a comfort when. Baby is'
the Need inspectors send out notice') fretful -
little
sooner taken than the
that it Is time to cut weeds let no'' little one is at ease. If restless, a
one lag behind or neglect his duty. I.few drops soon bring contentment.
Promptness is necessary to prevent' No harm clone, for Castoria is a baby
all weeds from needing. Many weeds,
1 remedy, meant for babies. "Perfect-
for
Per ect-
for It
When tj0t4 need anal
.tircutar'
sawes
IBorwoodormetalgeta "SI,MONDS'
the specially tempered Steel
takes and holds a,wonderful edtte.
Askyourdcafereheite
oar nearest'brattali.
TNM sr moms 080000 SitraH hds
SAW CC. LTO, a1W1UUrP{r®ew
INCNTR00',VASSQQ-i� l00�y0ONTC l SAI�7
aro 40eer td Ila YN
confer personally with President-Herh-
ert Hoover of the United States, It
is reported that Premier Mackenzie
King of Canada is also to be invited..
Naval disarmament is obtensibly the
main. question to be disqussed
Canada's interest is vital in such a
conference. Tho Washington meet-
ings would probably be preliminary
to formal session to he held later, per,
haps next year. Ottawa would be the
logical place for that conference,
Canada's interests are two-sided; she
has-�ieen called the interpreter in An-
g1o,17nited States relations. Even as
a gesture, Premier King's invitation
tendered to the chief executives of the
two. nations would be a valuable guide
i as to the Dominion's policy.
Politics makes strange cell. mates,
I9ay, Features,
Boarding -House Keeper: "1 didn't
put anything' hi the plate at church ",'
Boarder: "Force of habit, 1 stip-,
40801"
V,r 1
FE T.XLIZE
FOR F,A.1.-,L, W L9 FAT
Carefully oomllormded to promote proper' gree Ph, Pall and Snning, ]dvel'Y
.earlot 800 loss �carlot buyer should have our nl ices. Write Nov, Ago i
is
,Wanted. 14finimuulcar 16 tons, No reason to complain of 111911 9),1005 11'
'-you buy 'horn us, Write today,
FERTILIZERS AND"FEEDS LIMITED as
El at. GEO$Z, Pres., 2990. Enndaa St. West, Toronto 9, C
Ulu; 198Ottol 0 nality—'Servioe •--Oatisfaotion. rat.
fevers, expel worms, allay teething
pains and promote healthful sleep.
They are guaranteed to be free from
injurious drugs' and are safe even for
the youngest and most delicate child.
The Tablets are sold by medicine
dealers or by marl at 25c a box from
The Dr. William's Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
He: You say you're happy because
you are engaged to the man you
wanted?.
She: No. To the man my rival want-
ed.
Confederation
Love was the motive `force—love of
the soil,
Love of the ensign, love of human-
kind,
Urged on by faith and hope, with end-
less toil,
Our fathers, yielding to an instinct
blind
They could not analyzenor could with-
stand,
Weak,. weary, oftfrnes tainting, never
failed
Till•they the spirit's Peak of Pisgah
sealed
And viewed exultantly their promised
- land.
A million lakes they visioned as their
dower,
Maintains upthrusting to the heavenly
host;
Long rampert rivers, limitless in
power,
Forests that march abreast fram
Coast to Coast.
They saw' great plains with Amite of
earth. in store.
They sensed the diggying hints of.
▪ fabled mines,
09 wealth in fisheries and f urs, the
signs.
They heard the cities' manufacturing
foal'.
Stiffed by the utter prodigality`
Of God's free gift, by its sheer love-
lieness
Constrained to serve' sand worship.
IoyalIy,
They brought their offering to the
Lord•to bless.
Wife may that great achievement truly
gauge?
A body fitly .framed, in every part,
effectually working, mind and heart.
Write we their names in fire on his-
tory's page,
By Mildred Low,
Minard's Liniment for Earache.
results from the 'time a could use it every clay. But it's in an
pended, everyone concerned should emergency that Castoria means most.
see that weeds are out just as 8000 as E Some night when constipation must
Possible after the inspector gives be relieved—or colic pains—or other
notice, • suffering.. Never be without it; some
United action is required so that mothers keep an extra bottle, un
no weeds be left uncut on roadsides, opeuad, to make sure there will al -
vacant lands, railway tracks, sohool-, wage be Castoria in the house. Itis
yards or waste places. Every patch effective tor older -children, too; read
of weeds that is leftuucut is a menace
to the farms and gardens in the neigh -
the book that conies with it.
borhood, an eyesore and a costly
monument of neglect, signifying that
some one has failed to do his duty to
his municipality and to his neighbors.
Community' pride and regard for
the rights of others should serve as
incentives to prompt and unitedac-
tion on the part of all teed men-.' "SI . 9 Couldn't
When such is secured the weed men- So9u
aoe will be much,decreased, our farms
will be cleaner and more profitable
and our highways and byways will be-
come attractive beauty spots, indicat-
ing individual and municipal pride
and prosperity,
Masquerade
We Glance with proud and smiling lips,
With frank, appealing eyes, with
shy bands clinging,
We sing, and few will question If
there slips, me 147 pounds of good flesh. You
A'. sob into our singing. would think I was another woman, I
Bach has a certain step Co learn; feel :and look so much better."
atop being skinny" and always
Our prisoned feet move staidly' in tired- Thousands have gained 5 to
set places, 15 pounds in 3 weeps with Ironized
And to and fro we pass, since life is yeast. Scrawny bones change to
graceful curves. Blotched skin be-
comes clear and fresh. "Lazy" feel-
ing vanishes.
Minard's Liniment for aching joints. Only when Yeast is Ironized is it
so_wonderfullyeffective—for Iron is
May—"I'm so Flail you lilts it. Moth-
er says chicken salad and strawberry
tarts are the only things I make cor-
rectly." 'Dolly—"Which is this, darl-
ing?"
Work. Gains 21 lbs,
and New Strength
Miss Donie Prison writes, "Before
I took Ironized 'Yeast I was so 'skinny'
I could not do my day's work. But
now I can work,llarl'all day and rest
good all night.
"About 3 months ago my weight
was 126 pounds. Ironized Yeast gave
stern,
Patiently with masked faces.
'"How is your son this morning, 14Irs.
Bland?" asked a neighbor. "Oh," re-
plied Mrs. Bland, "he's just about as
usual; there ain't no improvement
one way or the other."
needed to bring out the weight -build-
ing and strengthening values of Yeast.
Pleasant tablets in a handy bottle,
safe for everybody. Never cause gas
or bloating.
Go to any druggist to -day and get a
full size treatment of Ironized Yeast.
If after this generous trial you are
not delighted, get your money back
from druggist or manufacturer. If
inconvenient tobuy from druggist,
send 31;25 to Canadian Ironized Yeast
Co., Ltd., Fort Erie, Ont. Desk 425 -BS
�.•GENV1Nf '.:n.
PHILLIPS
For Troubles
duo to Acid
INDIGESTION
ACID STOMACH
HEARTBURN
RN
HEADACHE
GASES•NAUSEA
OINTMENT,
Atrial and trusty
friend for 50years.
THE t?10ACTSCAL
W9ED DE1TB,OXEE
Weed Clop kills the roots
also. Weed Cop is a
non-poisonous Chemical
011
which eds. -can be Give eyour
Drops a chance. Write
today for Pull informa-
tion to: Ontario Distri-
butors,
istri-
u ra
Fertilizer V0 'reeds, Limited
2980 Dundas Street West,
• Toronto 9, Out,
Berl 11f. Grose, .President
Ask for prices on fain wheat
fertilizers,
Cuts and . Burns
Minard's soothes inflammation,
removes all poison and heals
quickly,
Just a tasteless dose of Phillips' deparis. You are happy again In five
mint of. Magnesia in. water, That is minutes.
an alkali, effective, yet harmless. It Don't depend on crude methods,
has been the standard antacid for 50 Employ the, best way yet evolved in
all the years o£ .searching. That Is
years among physicians everywhere. 121111119' Milk of Magnesia.
One spoonful Will neutralize at once Be sure to get the genuine Phillips'
many times its volume In acid, It Is 7,1'11k of Magnesia prescribed by pbysi-
tho rightwaY, the quick, pleasant and .clans for 50 years in. correcting excess
utiieierit way to kill the excess acid, acids. Each bottle contains full dime-
The
irerThe stotnacll becomes sweet, the pain lions—any drugstore.
"1 think Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is wonderful!
I have had six children of which four
are living and my youngest is a bon-
nie baby boy now eight months old
who weighs 23 pounds. I have taken
your medicine before each of them
was born and have certainly re-
ceived great benefit from it. I urge
my friends to take it as I ata sure
they will receive the same help I did."
Mrs. Milton McMillen, Vanessa,
Ontario.
ISSUE No. 28—'29