The Herald, 1910-11-11, Page 61
One thorough application of
:::•,t.
Zorn-Buk at might will brim ease
Farr-Buk Mops the
by morning.
heals they cracks, and
smarting,
makes the hands smooth,.
FEOOl F_ -Miss Hattie Bertrand, Galesburg,
Ont,, writes :—" I Was troubled with quipped
hands and arms and nothing ever seemed to heal
them thoroughly until we found Zanl-Bok. It
has cured them. My father has also used it
for several skin troubles and injuries, and thinks
there is nothing like Yam -Bak."
Mothers should see tliat their children use Zan).
-•i Buk daily, as there is nothing like prevent'on. A little
Tam -Bak lightly smeared over the hands and wrists,
after washing, will prevent chaps and cold sores.
Zam-auk is also a sure cure far skin diseases, ecema,
itch, ringworm, ulaod•potsoning, pipes, and for cuts,
burns and braises. 500 box at all stores and druggists, or
post, tree from Zorn-Buk Co., Toronto, for price, Refuse
harinful eubstitu.es and imitations.
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Teacher With 38 Years' Service Re-
signs at Windsor. •
Greek Laborer Killed on a Montreal
Street Crossing.
Motor Cycles Now Being Used by
Kentucky Burglars,
SLOOP FOUND.
Was in Pike Creek and May be
Smuggling Business.
ASSETS ENOUGH.
In
Not Likely That Sovereign Bank
Shareholders Will be Called On.
Wndsnr despatch: The sloop .Sprite,
.25 footer, supposed to be of Detroit,
was captured last night in Pike
Creek, two miles above Tecumseh, by
Custom Officer P. McEwan and Cergt.
Jackson, of Windsor police force. No
one was on board at the time but
two suit eases were found on the
boat and it is thought that the boat
was used for smuggling purposes
from Detroit to Canada. The boat is
being held and police and customs
officers believe they have a clue.
Mayor Gaynor has written a letter t•n-
dorsing the candidature of John A. Dix
for Governor of New York.
The Board of Education of London has
decided to employ a nurse to look after
children in the .Public Schools.
No less titan i35 new case, of measles
were reported by the Health Depart-
ment to have broken out in Montreal.
The body of • a elan, believed to be P.
If. Clancey, was found floating in the
river several miles below Edmonton. It
had been in the water some time.
Rev. C. P. McFarlane, of 'Tavistock,
has accepted•a call to the pastorate of
Rodney, West Lorne and Aldboro'
:Plains churches, beginning November 27.
The formal 'induction of Rev. Arthur
Carlisle, as rector of All Saints' Episco-
pal Church, took place at Windsor,
Bishop Williams. officiating.
Howard Bracken. the 17 -year-old boy
accidentlly shot at Se:leys Bay while
out duck hunting on `i'hank'giviug Day,
died without regaining consciousness.
it is stated that the citizens of New-
castle will be given an opportunity to
again vote upon a local option by-law,
the contest to take piece in January;
By a unanimous vote. the aldermen of
Victoria, 13..C., have turned down the
proposal of Mayor Gorkey to adopt the
Controller system in municipal govern-
ment.
Toronto despatch: As intimated at the
annual meeting it is expected the liqui-
1 dation. of Soverei,n Bank assets will fur-
. Blah ample funds to pay off all liabili-
ties. leaving the shareholders free of any
call, under the double liability on the
' e andos,,ibi v with some-
,
bank's s .parrs; p
la
among
�
Idistributiong
. thin, left over for
the shareholders.
Tt is said liquidation is proceeding sat-
isfactorily.a
C
12
1S. and
the last report shows a
nominal
surplus of a considerable
amount.
4 . p' ° ' e; ;' m v aa. : '.. ' ....r:;r, l �s M or•, '� _. a rs1 en:
butter ---and slie is
any other.
Windsor Dairy Salt is both a money-
maker and a money -saver.
It makes money for farmers and dairy-
men because it makes butter that brings
the best prices.
It saves money for them because, beim;
absolutelypure, it requires less to properly
salt the butter. 39
The wise louse -
wife knows the
importance of
always keeping a
good supply of
Windsor Dairy
Salt on hand.
She knows that
Windsor Salt
makes the best
not satisfied to make
The bar -room in the City Notal, Lon-
don, was robbed early yesterday. Four
tiil;s were opened and $40 stolen. Her-
bert Bloomfield, a night pnrtc•r, is miss-
ing.
Bev. .1. C. Bowen, pastor of the
church at Stratlu•ona, has been called
i'y the Board of Governors of Bran-
don College, as Yield Secretary of that
institution , .
Dr. :Leon .mei Luton. who has been
prominent in professional and civic
circles in Elgin county all his life, died
at his home at St, 'Thomas. He was 75
years of age.
The Toronto Medical Health Officer
is
•r it
•of Controlthat
3 a Ca
reports to the 1 oad
will be advisable to "make assurance
doubly sure" by continuing to boil the
drinking water.
The dairy instructor for the district of
1Varkworth estimates that there has
been twenty per cent. more cheese made
in this locality this year than Last year,
with fewer cows.
The ]Provincial police have been asked
to locate Albert Simpson, of Flnbcny,
Eng., who came to Canada three yaa.rs
ago, and has not been heard from for
eighteen months.
A big building boom is assured for
Victoria, 13. ('..as a result of the great
fire in the business section. Live big
blocks of six and seven storeys in
height are contemplated.
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®'' Then we want to send you our book on "How to Build
Rural Telephone Lines," far some day either yourself, or
someone else is going to start a Co -Operative Telephone Company
in your neighborhood and you owe it to yourself to be posted on
This book tells all about bow to
organize and construct a Rural Tele-
phone System. It gives you the de-
tails that you and your neighbors
would like to know. It contains Just
the right information on how to get a
community -owned telephone systema
going and bow to
keep it going.
It also tells about
the No. 1317 type
Telephone Set the
119 9 at sho
phone' instrumcn t ever made by any
manufacturer. This book is the last
*word on Telephone Set construction.
Asking for it places you under no ob-
ligation. Simply tell us that you
would like to read Bulletin No. 390 and
we will send it to you free on
most perfect 'tele- AND MANUFACTURING, CO. um*
Manufacturer and Supplier of alt apparatus and equipment osed to
the construction, operation and maintenance of Telephone, Fire
Alarm and Electric Railway Plants. Address our nearest house.
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CALGARY VANCOUVER 225
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housie township. The county is mulcted
for court costs.
Frank and Cora Bennett, husband and
Wife. of (;ouvernetir, N. t., are under
arreet sf Kingston on a oll:arg,e of vag-
rancy. The couple were really taken 10
cnarbe because of a hold-up scheme they
were alleged to be putting into effect.
After a month's effort to get the
Brantford City Council to vote enough
money to provide aecommo,l.ition for a
Hew patrol wagon alrr 1t } built, the re-
quest of the Police Patti i s'one),? w:ig
negatived by a tie vote taken three
times by the city fathers.
Motor cycles are the latest vehicles to
be used by burglars in Kentucky. A
gang of them mounted on these swiftly -
moving =dillies raided six small towns
in Moyle county and escaped with nearly
a thousand dollars.
'With a record of 3S years' service be-
hind her, all of which has been spent as
a teacher in the Windsor Public Schools,
'Miss Elizabeth ]3in tlett has tendered her
resignation, to become effective at the
end of the year.
'�k3.• —the peter to enjoy to t
t ;t at , work, and pleasure—comes only with a
good digestion,
13N Qui+ ''1 A
tone tip weak stomachs—supply the cites ivt juioes which ale lacking ---ensure
your food being property converted into b -awn and sinew, red blood and active
brain. 50e. a box at your druggist's or from
tenet Chemie. l Co. of Canada, t cited. �' • - Montreut.
George Ualendis, a Greek laborer, 35
years of age, unmarried ,and living at S4
St. Charles liarorm.ee street, Montreal,
was killed by a train at the C. P. R.
erasing at 1)elorim:.er 1'at•k.
The Provincial Government has de-
cided to offer a reward of .$50 for infor-
mation which will lead to the arrest of
Peter Cousneau, who escaped from jail
at Bracebridge on Aug. 27'.
A new refining plant will greatly aid
the mining industry at MooCe Mountain.
A North Bay delegation asked the
Canadian Northern Railway manage-
ment to make ,some extensions.
Twenty firing were; notified to vacate
the Boxer building, corner of St. Francois
:Xavier and St. James streets, Montreal.
1;o -.day, owing to the :structure being
condemned by the building inspeetor,
Henry Irwin, 60 years of age, who was
found dead in Ills roost on Grove avenue,
1 Toronto. on Oct 26. came to his death
from excessive drinking, according to
the verdict of Coroner Clendenan'a jury.
It was decided in the Toronto ;police
Conrt that Abraham Wishart. the Irish
constable tyle,) for several weeps has been
held on advice. from Ireland on a charge
of defaulting payment, will be deported.
1''raneisco .&ndino, who has just been
liberated from Welland jail, was fined
fifty dollars at Niagara Valls for carry-
ing concealed weapons. lie had no
money to pay the fine and was commit-
ted,
On. instructions from Ottawa, Gover-
nor Vallee, of the Montreal jail, set a
vanvang of prisoners at work on the erec-
tion of a scaffold for the execution of
Tnnothy Candy, condemned to be hung
o11 Nov. IS,
Herman C. Kehr, of Toronto, who un-
successfully appealed leis conviction on a
charge of usury, was sentenced by Judge
ftellton, 111 the County Criminal Court,
to pay a fine of $500. Mt. Kehr paid up
inllncdiately,
Judge Hensler has ordered that l'crth
county 'anti township must each bear
half of tile maintenance of the bridge
at tile, foot • of Dalhousie Lake in Dal -
Daviel Rom, the retiring Dominion
grain inspector, was waited on by the
whole of the Winnipeg grain inspection
staff of over fifty men and presented
with an address and a handsome cabinet
of flat silverware, valued at 16.100.
11. Wilkes Crani, manager of the
Bank of Ottawa, Lanark, was shot in
the forehead by a twenty-two rifle
bullet while walking along the road.
The bullet struck him a glancing blow
and missed the brain by a narrow Mar-
gin. He will recover.
In addition to the• Merchants Bank,
which opened at St. John, N. 13., the
Traders Ba1ck, the Union Bank of Can-
ada, and the Imperial Bank have had
representatives in the eity looking over
the situation and making inquiries re-
gnrding suitable offices.
The British Columbia Court'' of Appeal
has handed down a decision in favor
of
Theodore lanigate in the case - of the
Vancouver Lumber Company against the
city. Chief Justice McDonald finds there
is no authority to support its 001tt01tti0n
that Deadman's Island at low tide is
Part of Stanley Park peninsula.
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BOY'S SLEIGH GIRL'S SLEIGH
BOye and Girls, now its the time fur coasting, and we will give yen one of these hand-
some Sleighs, forinches
boy ng and r girl,
inches wide. Runfor a ttle of ners oiled, strour iped and varare time nished, round
: sto
mel e «reo
is83has th
i h it
sicwide, ool. The
ses w
Bo gand11 inch
7a on
inches Ione s.
The Girl's sleigh is 86 ma
spring afoul eYtuc
straight knees and flat shoes. Gear is oiled and varnished. Doth have top hand -painted, and
finished with neat scroll. Alt yon have to do to earn one of these lovely sleighs, is to sell
8 boxes only, of Dr. 1liaturin'e Famous Vogctablo Palls. at 25e a box. They aro
a wonderful remedy for indigestion, constipation, weak and impure blood, rheumatism, le grippe,
colds, liver and kidney. troubles. They are easy to sell, as each customer who buys a box of pills
from you, rectiveselse anice pieceof Jewelry,_which we send you with the pills. Do not miss
this chance cf securing a nice sleigh MILE. Send ns your name and address and we wilt .
promptly send you the 8 bo:ces of pills, by mail postpaid. When all sold, remit to us the 1;2.01)
received and we r you cannot Dell ill. at. once. Write you
the sleigh Just as
reepprresentted(; we will
� ttakee back the
� pills
Address : 111 he DL M&TURIN ME CINE CO.
DEPT.2E0 TORONTO. ONT.
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on the side of the house where.
winter blasts strike hardest always
bas a lower temperature than the
rest of the house. There are times
when it is necessary to raise the
temperature quickly or to keep the
temperature up for a long period.
That can't be done by the regular
method of heating without great
trouble and overheating the rest of
the house. The only reliable
method of heating such a room
alone by other means is to use a
FECT
@51CM. ELM SS
Absolutely smokeless and odorless
vhich can be kept at full or low heat for a shortor long time
Four quarts of oil will give a glowing heat for nine hours,,
without smoke or smell.
An indicator always shows the amount of oil in the font.
Filler -cap does not screw on; but is put in like a cork in a bottles
and is attached by a chain and cannot get lo����� prevents the
Au a.0 tori at3ie-Booking name s�
wick from being turned high enough to smoke, and is easy to
remove and drop back so that it can be cleaned in an instant.
The burner body or gallery cannot become wedged, and can be unscrewed
in an instant for rewicking. Finished in japan or nickel, strong, durable, well -
made, built for service, and yet light and ornamental. Has a cool handle.
Dealers Everywhere, if sot el yours, write for descriptive circular
to the nearest agency of the
The Qiueen City Oil Coonnpa tY'
Limited.o m,srr Y
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fi 11 ',V ,.t +) mtva pa ttt1,'ttlaq•t��'}r) k 1gh '� }'�•'
'n l 'vA a4.1 „tamsiti!a k ti roar
is the turning -point to economy in wear ant
tear of wagons. try a box. [every dealet
everywhere.
The Queen City VeilCori. Ltd