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Zurich Herald, 1928-11-29, Page 7k �, ra,-.'` a f••.ri'4i Chas 4 tessf LAE ice,. Vile NW Mit'1111EfaiklIC Will Ile _ 7 $ Neal Ira {riot others snb •set to VfrroatIrritation wtllfndgrate d rel{ef in. LIGHTNING FAMILY sat, 754 PER Children Love VF ft . SSyrup FRIN..SIZE35 BOTTLE Four Deazl:I. Ships' Adrift TWO Fears ,ti ' the RyoeiMaru. The ship was towed into Puget Sound by the steamer Max -I gar :t Dollar. An examination here i quarantine offieers revealed the fact . that, in a desperate effort,to live, some I I Pacific rs lig l�L of the crew had turned cannibal. A few days later another of the wandering fishing craft was sighted off the coast. Bu'tt the freighter that discovered the hulk k her drift, not Hulks, With Victims , knowing her tragic story. Four of the vessels, stoutly built to resist the Port Townsend, Wash. -'Tie water- Paeific storms, still drift somewhere logged huks of four Japanese "death between the Pacific coast and Japan, ships," missing almost two years from shipping men believe: home ports, are drifting somewhere Charts of. the United StateseHydro - gazethe north Pacific, and mariners graphic Office here indicate that these gaze daily across the gray wastes, ex- ships may drift for years in one of two petting the lost craft to turn up. Ac- them great 1,000 -mile current circles of the cording to r� aphic records it is north Pacific. One ,,of these circles now time for them to escape the ocean flows southward down the west coast eddies. of North America, the nswings out Fye fishing vessels, each manned + into mid -ocean and finally turns north by about twelve men, were blown out along the coast of the Orient. Hydro - to sea in a typhoon which raged off graphersa estimated that the g2,yoei the Japanese islands in December, Maru drifted 20,000 miles in endless 1926. Almost a year later, in l:dovera- zigzags and circles to reach the Wash- ber, 1927, one of the ships, with its tragic freight of bodies, bme drift- ing up the Washington coas . It was Shipping Men Expect to Find Waterlogged Japanese Assam teas are known by experts as the finest teas grown—a fact which explains why Red Rose Orange Pekoe has become so deservedly popular in Canada. For Red Rose Orange Pekoe is chiefly composed of Assam teas, which accounts for its 'dis- tinctive quality and value. Every package guaranteed. 3-E ASK YOIIR LOCAL DEALS$ •FOIL Canadian Artist's Series Christmas Cards Beautiful Hand -Coloured Christmas Cards designed by Canada's Leading Artists. Twelve especially attractive Cards with charming. and appropriate sentiments may be purchased at a considerable saving in boxed assort- ments at Sec. $1.60, and $1.60. Published by ROUS 8z MAN, LIMITED 172 B;MCOE ST., ''4 OBONTO Trade With the B.W.I, .. Saskatoon Star -Phoenix (Lib.) pe• spite the fact that the commercial' t;'eatY,.between Canada and the Brit-, lsil West Indies has been in force since 1925, trade. between the two countries has by no means reached its fullest .capacity. , . Canada ap- parently is not yet importing from the West Indies they volume of -harm- ; Das, oranges and grapefruit which this country can absorb, nor are 1 Canadian manufactured articles be - Coming popular in the West Indies as rapidly as expected.. 14larketing coaditions,.e;how$Ver, are being im- proved and organizations created which will tend tet popularize the products of the two countries with. each Other. , . , It is worthy of note that already Canadian butter is . dis- placing the United States product there. BABY'S OWN TABLETS Likes 'em Wild 11 m P„abY is caretaker at the Banff. ALWAYS I THE HOME Ji Oncei.a mother has used Baby's Zoo. He claims that as a 'dancing . O�vn Tablets fol' her little ones she partner a timber wolf is "Pal' -,sate!- always keeps a supply on hand, for as to be in sum almost meaningless, !sate:' - He does not recommend it , the first trial convinces her there is are quoted exhaustively. as being pLofioient in ballroom et1 pre - nothing to equal them in keeping One of England's most popular pre- guette, but he does say, "After watch -1 children well. The Tablets are a I cern law citizens is Michael Comper- ing many dances I am sure .that a' mild but thoro�igh laxative which ford, 105 years old, who looks en life's wolf would be nothing new in a ball- regulate the bowels and sweeten the evening star from the austere secur- room except in appearance. Jim is stomach, thus driving out constipa- I the Ids �, a wise-crabker. Red Rose Orange Pekoe is the best tea you can buy In clean, bright Aluminum 11 Long Life ! 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An Fewer accidents are caused by ish ``poor law institution" is not traffic jams than by pickled drivers• eery place for most people, but _Norfolk Virginian -Pilot. Concerning them, Mrs. Saluste Pelle-' Michael, as the oldest inhabitant, has tier, St. Dumas, Que., writes:—"I have privileges. used Baby's Own Tablets for the past The rheumatism which has attacked I' ten years and am never without them 1 his lower members has entitled him to in in the house. They have always given sit all day in a chair in the sun. Mean - north upper Pacific. One lies to the west of I gladly recommend them to all mothers still to talk fluently, gesture eloquent - Hawaii, the other to the north. Both l i of little ones." The Tablets are sold ly and light his pipe every two min are off the main steamer lanes. A vas- Dr. Williams'. 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Leader. greattroublewith nine girls S its $U ou o ten. p have achieved world-wide fame for porters The biggest business of this gen-: their remarkable blood -making prop - oration is to nail .down peace before erties. In these pills there is vigor- London.--DivoIce has proved so Or be too "wise"' and "knowing, the race f is what war is.—Bos- health, with glowing cheeks and popular under the law forbidding the And put your heart in what you start, ton Herald. is the -" • t' f t n Dr. Williams.' Pink Pills Dismays DO YOUD STUFF Just "do your stuff"—don't run a bluff, Or let of hardship "stall" you, Or. play your hand with too much "sand," Or life will surely "call" you! Just forge ahead, and don't go dead 1 orge ous ea , d. sparkling eyes for every weak, pale newspapers to publish court details And gamely keep on going. __ girl. The value of the pills; in cases ; that the President of the High Court --J• i, Hungerford. at man who has invent- of this kind is shown by the state -has been compelled to appoint two Personallywe crave luxuries, but INow will that merit of Mrs. Winnifred Rutty, Bar- assistants for the Michaelmas term. ed a device to tell when. peaches are I ton street west, Hamilton, Ont., who I This country, which was once one we have never seen a $5,000 funeral ipe enough to pick get busy on some says: --"About two years ago my of the hardest nations in the world in that we wanted.—Dallas News. •eldest girl got into very bad -health. which to obtain a divorce, has ob- I took her to a doctor who advised served a steadily increasing number The whole problem is how to trim having her tonsils removed, saying of applicants since the new' law the war debts without trimming the ' this was the teat of the trouble, We shrouded the cases in secrecy. There war creditors. -Dallas News. had them removed, but it did not help are. 800 divorce actions filed for hear - her, and she seemed to have absorbed i ing during the two-month Michaelmas so much poison from the trouble that term, an increase of 300 over the last she did not pick up at all. She could' term. neither eat nor sleep, and what food] Church people, who supported the she did t9:ce did not digest. Then she new law on the theory that publica- ' developed a dough that kept her tion of details of broken -up family awake at night, and went down in life could serve no useful purpose, are 1 weight to 95 pounds. A neighbor' coming to believe that they have I said to me, 'You have tried so many :helped to create a Frankenstein mon- things why not try Dr. Williams' Pink 'ster which may do more to encourage IPills?' I got 'some and before she' divorce than to hinder it. finished the second box she began tot A further complication in the di - show improvement. 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