HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1912-11-08, Page 3SUNSET COAST
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splendid new school is being
at Imperial, Sask.
lerta farmers are building a
number of granaries.
new hotel, costing $40,000, is
" built at Le Pas, Man.
antelope • was shot 20 miles
-east of Bassano, Alta.
thbridge bakers have made a
'Mien in the price of bread.
al prices have advanced fifty
a ton in the Okanagan dis-
iere are five hundred dead let -
weekly in the post office at
se Jaw.
dotter building permits at Re-
a will reaoh half a million dol-
e village of Gadsby, Alta., has
ht a double cylinder chemical
engine. `
anplaints are made that con-
lerable electric wiring at Saska-
n is defective.
I rince Albert, Sask., has been
mised a. $75,000 armory by the
vernment,
.ighteen gamblers were recently
r d etrsts eaeh in E
d �a0 n c dmon-
a �
y paliea court.
pavi i King, of Lethbridge, 41ta.,
a potato an his ranch which
gleed - four pounds.
``<1gary aldermen have decided
a
all bread offered for sale in
t city must be wrapped.
any crops of wheat in the Glen -
oda Alta., district are yielding
y bushels to the acre.
ome Camrose, Alta., men have
ranged a company with a capital
$25,000 to sink a gas well.
>'rade in Saskatoon and Alberta
tes and towns is booming as _ a
.ult of the very fine crops.
uilding operations are very ac -
at Weyburn, Sask., and several
a'rtment houses are projected.
Sternberg, of Young
urnip which, when '+rimmed
led top; Weighed 19X lbs.
six seed fairs' will be held
tghPe 'va•n Linder the direc-
L
Slti;, Ie; ouas'k., the arrest w.fs
rs• who
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tn'"�d o se e
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• cIperated their machines on
day.
Jacques, of . Mirror, Alta., is
ging out a consignment of 20
folk Punch thoroughbred horses
his ranch.
oose Jaw has bought thirty
s of iron pipe this year, which
s some indication of the city's
t expanse.
umber prices at Regina have in-
sect from 15 to 20 per Dent., and
tage of ears is given as th-e
on by the dealers.
New' Westminster, B.C., match
ary is making a big bid for the
ern trade, a -very large portion
hich it expects to secure.
the result of the police census,
announced that Medicine Hat
population of over 11,000, be -
gain of 6,000 within the last
e months.
s than forty dollars has been
ded this year in relief work a
a, which is taken to mean the
eople of that place are in
geed circumstances.
ing the summer carnival and
visit to Moose Jaw, the hotel
t place used ono thousand
ef milk a day, and dif%eulty
perienced in keeping the cit,
with milk, so great was the
d.
Ross, the man who dupe
niers around Fort Saskatche-
laying the part of stock in-
, was sentenced to 59 years
He will only be confined
ears, however,, as the sen -
re to- run concurrently.
PRINCES IN FIELD.
Royal Personages Tak
Chances Than Others.
n modern history have s
ces of the blood taken th
the present war. It i
eeping with the mediae-
ah still lingers in the Bal-
this should be the case.
•ractice is against th
kings with their troops
much depends on the
let. . In the Russo
let the Russian grand
ages engaged took a
rt in the war.
Ave a' prince of the
outhA£rican War and
ye., The Duke of
in the Egyptian
to Duke of Cam-:
y deeds at Inker-
gedy of the 1?.rince
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knowwhat FIND of Cloth your Goods am mudo
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BROW 1t15 NURSEIRIES,
WELLAND COUNTY, ONT.
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Syrup .' *
Business is '.r n,
Consult any of sour neighbors who
have used the `tClizenpion" Evapor.
ator. They will tell you to install
before the snow is on nice ground.
Costs no more to buy now than in
March. Write for free booklet.
THE CRIMM MIsC. CO., LIMITED
58 Weil ington St., 1140 i'dTREA1i.,QUE
That's What They Will.
She—If fashion makes our dress-
es any skimpier I really don't know
what we women will do.
He—I do; you'll wear the dress-
es.
WI !nerd's Liniment
Cures Diphtheria.
That's
What They All Say.
"My husband and I never have
a cross word."
"My wife never has to ask me
for money."
"We live in the queerest neigh-
borhood you ever saw. It's simply
splendid. I'd Iike to sell you my
place. It's
just what you want...-
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SURPRISING STATIST C
Great'Britain Grows Over Ralf Ue
Food at Bore.
R. Ti. Rev, C.B, a assistant secre-
tary to the British Board ,of Agri:-
culture,
griculture, has issued in the agricul-
tural statistios of the Board of Ag-
riculture a resort respecting food,
supplies.
Nothing perhaps will more sur
prise the average Englishman .then
this re;iort. The man in the street
is convinced that the great mass o
the nation's food is imported, It is
a perfectly common estimate to
hear the home-grown, quantity put
down at one-fifth, Mr.' Itew's re-
port shows that, in reality, it is up-
wards of one-half and that, in val
ire, the home-grown produce is no'..
less than '£14,000,000 more than the..
value of the imports, This is a re
velation which will ,Cause consider
able enlightenment to the ordinary
man in connecti'on with the quasticn
of food imports in war time.
The chief ' ,'ur'ee� `h
so s of Wheat
ports will also be a, matter of sur-
prise to many people`. Itis popu-
larlyimagined that Canada sup-
plies the ulk of theimportee
grain and that the United States is -
a close second` while next to none .i s
grown at home. As a, matter of-
fact, the greatest individual supply
is the ho'me-grown crop and after'
this comes India, with Canada third-
and Australia and Argentina not
very far behind.
Perhaps the most remarkable
thing about these figures is than the
home-grown .supply' has risen
slightly on an average for the last
septennial period and that while
there has been a. small increase in
the Canadian imports and a large
increase in the Indian and Austral-''
fan imports, there has been a cox- ii
respondingly large decrease in the �;
imports ef the United States, the 'fedi
actual figures being as follows :
EAK STOMACHS
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Ct TS NAPES PRIZE
oar, Rich Blood to Restore
to a Healthy dondition,
y in need, of food to nour-
body and yet afraid to eat
;Of the 'racking pains that
That is the condition ef the
from indigestion—a, choice
• starvation or merciless
'gent need of all dyspep-
everybody wheese organs of
et have become unfit to per-
sir important duty, is for
tome -ohs that can extract
crit from food. Dr. Wil-
�ii1 Pills give, weak sto
1,',just the strength they need
r,I ehing the blood supply, thus
g tone and strength to the
arch and its: nerves, and enab-
c do the worknature in -
•d to do, Thousands of
of indigestion have been
d @Is kiy Dr. Williams'W Pink Pills,
which the following is but one
tante. Miss L. A. Brown, 'Port
eat, Ont.; says : "For a number.
it-e.wasterrible sufferer
a • to rible � su ferex
estion, -and as a result I
ple'tely run- down, afid
`,from . ;fi.: rhes and nerv-
it tiles as' -i. I had to force
t0
At, but never enjoyed a
;ming to the av,1410ppins that
d
eating,
Life'
w,as beco
m -
tureen, and as medieine after
iei:eel failed to [help me felt I
coed to go through life a
n•ant sufferer. Finally a mar-
ister strongly, urged me to
Villiams' Pink Pills, and I
r son to be thankful that I
c=d., her advice, as they have
catered my -health, and I can
cloy- all kinds of food with -
ht least discomfort, and my
say I am looking better
I Hi'v'e done for years. At all
ve its l ir'now I feel like a new per-
So4 so C110 ,always praise Dr. tt 11-
liaiais' I�xttk Pills."
olel by all medicine dealers or
b lrlail ,a,:50 cents a box, or six
boxes , r o 2.50 from The Dr. Wil -
gams' dicing r Co., Brookville,
Country 1911 1907
United Kingdom 20.7 19.1
Australia 10.3 7.5
Canada 13.4 13.1
India 14.3 10.5
Other Bri. Possessions0.5 0.3
Argentina ... 10.5 14.8
Roumania .... 1.5 1.1
Russia 12.8 11.6
United States 14.2 ..... 19.4
Other countries 1.8 .2.6
Dr. Alexis Carrell,
Who wasNobel Prize
the
awarded
for Medicine, may well be called a
wizard of the medical world. In his
laboratory in the Rockefeller In-
stitute for Medical Research he has
accomplished wonders with animal
life that are analogous to the won-
ders performed by Luther Burbank
in the field of botany. It is said
that Dr. Carrell has taken the heart
out of a dog, put dog and heart in
cold storage for a week, and then
restored the dog to life. He is fa
mous in every part of the world as
a surgeon.
New Burglar Safeguard.
The more pretentious apartment
houses in Vienna have a curious im-
post levied upon them. The doors
are closed at 10 o'clock at night,
and after that hour every one who
goes or comes must pay 20 cents un-
til midnight and 40 cents there-
after, until 6 o'clock in the morn-
ing. The impost must be paid as
many times as .a Elan enters or
leaves a house. If, for instance, a
person is in the home of a friend
until 1 o'oloek he must -pay 40 cents
'P house and
on leaving the friend's g
another 40 cents on entering his
own The money thus raised is ode-
voted t ; greteetang citizen's against:
is the direct and inevitable result of
f irregular or constipated bowels and
clogged -up kidneys and skin. The
• undigested food and other waste mat-
ter which is allowed to accumulate
poisons the blood and the whole
system. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills
act directly on the bowels, regulating
them—on the kidneys, giving them
case and strength to properly filter the
blood—and on the akin, opening up
the pores. For pure blood and good
health take
Dra Di arses sa
!Indian aot5t
Mothers having once used Baby's
Own Tablets for their little ones
will always be found using them.; as
long as there is a baby in the home.
The Tablets are acknowledged be I
thousands of mothers as being
their best friend in keeping the lit- 1
tle ones well. Whether it be con'
stipation, colic, indigestion or,
I
worms; whether baby - is suffering
from cold or has simple" fever, cr
whether his teething is difficult, the
Tablets are the . one safe remedy!
which will speedily cure him. They
are guaranteed by a government
analyst to' contain not one particle
of harmful drug and may be given
with benefit to the new-born babe
or growing child. Sold by 'medicine]
dealers or by mail at -25 cents a box
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brock-ville, Ont,
Practical. k
"Do you ever pray for your bus-
band 9" asked Mrs. Meek.
"No," replied Mrs. Strong, "but
he never gets out at night unless .1.
go with him."
IAA iVeyhe'
- 'of ; ie electric light sys-'
tom that It .overhead wire had fal-
len dfi'n tl a crowded street. T,
inspe u efor '. etook himself to therepee
y.
as kI + he could.
as
� arrived he fou? i the in-
owd handling the wire in
i v 'eeless manner. Luckily,
is had oceurred.
dIp ,icti the nearest man,
pgeed to be an Irishman,
rshed him severely in
es,
took a great risk," said the
,.ir.. "You had no right, to
'Ia ,:Pant wire. ',Why, man, do
{ 15`ow you might have been
1'iaright by the shock?"
at,3'j:'rishman looked at the in -
with aknowing air.
said he, "I was mighty
sorr 1 Sure;'" and I felt it
c^a^filly before I took hold of it 1'
•1
Cri
A druggist oan obtain an imitation of
honse at a very lovr price, and have it
labeled his own product.'
This greasy imitation is the poorest one
we have yet seen of the many that every
Tont, Dick and Iterry lies tried to intro-
duce.
Ask for Id/NARD'S and you will get It.
111
hi
lc,ct time
, .0
F:G,NK of the suffering
ttalert by neglected skin
-- mental because
igurataoll,, physical be-
e' cif pain.. Think of the
tree -d a clear skin, soft,
ands, and good hair.
lessings, so essenti41
ppiness and even sue-
) la life, • are' often only a
little thoughtful,
e selection of effec-
dial agents. Cuti
and Cuticura' Oint-
0, so much for poor
t'r
X;i(3ilfl, r -e 4., rough
Australia's Rabbit Pest. -
Australia, is still suffering feere
plague of rabbits. Ceaseless slime*
ter ef the bunnies is effectizal e
in -checking their speed, Ter tktey
breed so rapidly tbat exterznin
tion seems impossible. Stock „
ers are wire -netting their proper,.
ties, digging out the burrows
et:!vernment is helping by
wire netting at a nominal piece. In
the hot districts they are poisoninp
the water. Notwithstanding all
trapping, poisoning, fumigat
feteing wad digging out, the pee
spreading.
s the things th
ot rob
ea
. GOOD laraT
Tea, when you are tired,
particularly if it'll'
Li TO /
Goes farthest for the money
FARMS FOR SALE.
It..W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street,
Toronto.
UNDRED ACRES -COUNTY RALTON-
Good House; Buildings; orchard.
Cheap and on easy terms.
EVENTy-SIS ACRES WITIL • 0001)
buildings and apple orchard;_ about
fivemiles from Hamilton.
H. W. DAWSON, Toronto.
ACRES -FIVE MILES PROM LON-
sJ,,,l don market, soil elay loam, two
acres orchard, frame house, bank barn.
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Will exchange for city, townvillage
or 1 e
ropertaor for larger Yarm
The
V
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ernRel Estate, London,
Ont
MALE HELP WANTED,
�+�? TO$100MONTHLY L WAITING
ITING
IOQ➢� for ung men as Telegrapher°
and Station Agents after six months' at-
tendance here. Advancement rapid. Day
and Mail Courses. Write for free hook 18.
Dominion Scheel Railroading, Toronto.
tifiSCELLANEOUS.
CARCM,. TUMORS. LUMPS, eto. Inc
�1J ternal and external. cured withont
pain by oar home treatment, Write u
before too late,
Dr. Bellm
as Medical Oa.
Limited, rollingwood. Ont.
"w EARN SILVER PLATIN G-PARTICU•
i1. Lars free. Specialties Agency, Box
1836, Winnipeg.
FEATHER DYEING
Cleaning and Curling and Kid Gloves cleaned..
These can be sent by post, ie per o;
rhe best place is
BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO.
b[ONTRiaAL.
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Samples and Bookieto on Application
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I874i Bathurse Street TORONTO
Throughout the world the total
number of Roman Catholics is es-
timated at 264,500,000, and of thehe
there are 5,758,000 in Great Britain
and Ireland.
Cure For Consumption. -For consump-
tion, weak lungs. lingering coughs. laryn-
gitis and bronchitis. Names and addresses
of those only given a few days to live by
snoeialtet and doctors, after taking this
cure are alive and well, will be tent on
rennest. Write Wm. R. Copeland, 611 Pape
Ave., Toronto, Ont.
No Place.
A man had been absent from
home for sonic time and during his
absence had r.aiged a luxuriant
beard and mustache. Shortly af-
ter his return he paid a visit to his
sister, who had a little daughter of
whom he was especially fond.;
The little girl made no effort to
embrace him or offer him a kiss,
but hung back reluctantly.
"Why, Eleanor," said the mo-
ther, "why don't you give .Uncle
Ed. a kiss?"
"Well, mother," returned the
child, with the most perfect sim-
plicity, "I don't see any 'place."
Minard's Liniment Cures Carget in Cows.
A Busy Afternoon Ahead.
A greengrocer's boy hailed a ves-
sel in dock at Liverpool, says an
English newspaper. The surly
mate gruffly asked him what he
"I've got some vegetables for the
ship," was the reply.
'"All right, you needn't come
aboard. Throw them up one. at a
time," said the mate, and sfood
ready to receive the expected, vege-
tables.
"Ahoy, there, look .out 1" shouted
the lad, as ;he threw a dried pea to-
ward the mate,. "I've got a sack
of theee."
When NV an drive a horse
why does', Will ha with the
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Maypole Soap
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an lia+ttkt dyeing.
IJy-4.t:43tian, WOOL,
srl?; oz. mixtures. 24
colors will give an
shade Cakes rs 10c
Black 15c --at your
dealer's or postpaid
with booklet "How
to Dye" from
F. L. R"t1EUICT & CO. Mantras!
A Lucid Explanation.
"That's a terrible noise in the
nursery, Mollie," said her mistress.
"What is the matter i Can't you
keep the baby quietl"
"Sure mum," replied Mollie,. a`I
can't keep him quiet unless I let
him make a. noise."
Ott" 7;ei
Are your hen& chapped, cracked
or sore ? Have you " cold cracks "
which „open and bleed when the skin
s drawn tight? Have you a cold
sore, frost bite, thilblains, or a "raw"
place, which at times makes it agony
for you to go about yoUr household
duties ? If so, Zarn-Bulc will give you
relief, and will heal the frost -damaged
▪ 'Anoint the sore places at night,
Einn...tuk's rich healing essences will
e ink into the wounds, end the smart-
ing, altd will heal quickly.
Mrs. Yellen, of Portland, says : "My
hands were so sore and cracked that it
NVSS agony to put there. near water.
When I did so they would smart Strld.
burn as if I had scalded them. 1 seemed
quite unable to get relief from anything
I put on them until I tried Zam-Buk,
and it succeeded when all else had
failed. It closed the big cracks, Lova
me ease, soothed the infito.tniation, AAA
ta a very abort time healed my liana°
Zam-Buk also C117•08 chafing, rashes,
oesama, piles, Wears, festering sores, earn
and bases, 4bseesses, pimples, rienmeor
oats, burns, bruises, soalcle, sprains.
dru,goiels nnd stores, or post fres front tho
Bulb Co., Toronto. Price 50e a box.