The Huron Expositor, 1912-11-15, Page 64
� rAMBER 1
TORONTO, ONT.
Stands in a class by itself when strict-
ly first-class work is considered.
Write for Catalogue. -
Enter Now.
POULTRY WANTED
Highest market price for Turkeys,
Geese, Ducks, Hens and Chickens, de-
livered every Thursday forenoon at
D. D. Wilson's Egg Emporium, Sea -
forth..
234°14 J. G. McMIG1 .AEL
The pe ple are th
of meri in thlos
That' wli
outsells its ri cls
-1;10 lir I
NIP IL kw,
141Atil
"Y
fou
may be
paid $50
in Cash for
improving your
wa k like this
108 Canadian farmers will
receive cash prizes (twelve in
each Province) in our big
1912 FARMERS' PRIZE
CONTEST
E held a contest last year in which 36 prizes were
offered. This year there vrill be three times as . many
prizes (108) and therefore three times as many chances for you
to win one of them. You do not lave to use a urge quantity of
cement to win a prize: Many of last year's prize :winners used
comparatively little cement
PRE contest is divided into three clams and in only:
one of these (Chu "R") does the amount et'
cement used count in deriding prize winners. ChM
.18,, Is for doing the best toncretee rock (tile size
makes no difference). Class "`C" t1 W 'sendingin the
best and dearest descripfoft of howany Ikea of
concrete work was done.
THf25bRE Third,Ewall be. 'thus you have only f1four5t Fprizes (Flist,*10) to f50s eats► !lecondcitass
,
oettb.
In each Provincetai eom
Bete with other farmers in your own Prirrince,
and not with those to ail pais df Canada., This
gives yon the best possible chance to win a f50
pr.
IT COSTS NOTHING TO ENTER—There arc absolutely no "wrings" to this offer. There is no
with. Yotrcannot lose. because the improvements you make of concrete in compering for the
worth their cost. We have a book. 64 ii"hat the Farmer Can Da With Concrete," -
information about the use of -concrete you can aced. It will be sent to you free when you as
tars of the Prize Contest. Ask for pa :Hilar today. just say "Send sm free, your book a
191& Prize Contest."vas poetsari and meth to -dew, mews publicity
Canada Cement Company Limited; 503 Iteral
foe or red',
Prizes will
twtlt Lire
nt for co
fall pa
di Bid
Bid.
inoro t
you ere
fete c
filar o
"My GURNE'
OXFORD
jumped. right in
and helped with
my housekeeping
Dear Edith,
In a general way I have wished you all the
good things I know of, so now I am going to descend
to the practical and give you some sound advice
from the store I have accumulated since I started
housekeeping.
Housekeeping naturally suggests the kitchen
first—its equipment and management, or in other
words, THE RANGE -
My range, a:' you know, is a Gurney -Oxford. I
never enjoyed much of a reputation as a cook in my
younger days, so when I thought of being responsible
for three meals a day my heart sank. I imagined
myself battling all day with a sulky range, trying
to coaxit into a good humour, and covered with
mortification because of late or spoiled meals. But
my dear, my Gurney -Oxford seemed to sympathize
with my inexperience. From the day it carne it
Seaforth
Pam ;nota Cottee ning;,ithe Fas
i at G wring Gity in Ga.nada
3a g94. the Power} City, cn theMa
ne of it a 'Gana sari, Pacific Itailwa
8 ries eat of 0 igary, 971 mile
es ' of Median Hat, , an 77 (Mile
o east of Let bridge; i the Pro
tic of Alberta `be,ng sit ated i
ftthe a of ,the a(r est irri atior4 are
ion %t eco Uncut. Th famo BOW(Va1
ley 1 bite million acr (block, awned"
(qua 0.P.E., where ver $30,000,000 I
Beit • expended in the Qrt�ructio
war of this -ere t aystemn The mile
age r canals arid hes fort this bloc
will 6,098, of wh c about 1,500 mile
$Ale ,rea,y, compl# ; with the ball -
'Amelia ' e world bei , g hurried to corn
pletion as rapidly, a money and men
can ido it: Thei great dam #3,nd reser(.
Voir, (the main soiree of ;water supl-
ply, is ail" ase an,o; .) (the host of the
m alone is six million dollars, and
gnized by aujthoritie0 one of
(t!hei neatest e,cltievernents of the 20th
ce f
An ihexh iaustao'ble deposit of , orifri"
class st xe+e and domestic coal lies
within t. miles of Basso, and IS
leased ith ith
ugh the Gove ent to a
syndicate, the mini um a ount of
coal : ito i mined y airly - 1ng 10,000
(tons .i1 'i the Anti e fuel supplytor the
cori g ci{ y, is flrbm e0 ov tmines.
W, tin 1, naturfi.l was. 'pswer anis
eke el In abundance, allso Induce-
' dors s \to deserving industries as fol=
lows: Prep sites free taxes for ten
yeesr, power, 'gas, coal and; electricity
- sit cost, Bassano Is a`ttraetink manufac-
r tu'fxtg industries, arc if it were a cite;'
of 3Tlisny years' stanctiri ,
I `Ba.sano in 1909 had 38ple ; in
, 1911,, x_45, and in 1912, a, of a
Pop . a'tion, witheait taking into consid-
ira`ti rt the man ineEl who are work-•
ing c•n the construe n plants, which
with' their number la ded.. filly 3,800 is
,aclo serrvative esti ma e.
Ah1h iootiiy, th old, Bas -
sans bas ; recently. passedlyear in council
and Id the coiit 'act for! up todat
wa'te'r and sewerage systenif to cos
$150,''0. ribs raven or :this and othe
e�, r'ei� elina re issued
whi , were plekdebetes rea�dwi an
Am :-. can Financia a ail Par.
' A (i chile has! be=n. glra ted to th
piano iEc'tlrlco an€ Traction
Co., whichiecomp° iPy, er plain, a nett...
work of electric lin: through the ir•
i'igattaed section, thus bringing the en
-
(tire ;500,000 acres its the doors ''of
Bassno. , ,.;! , f.
HE BEST IN THE WEST
AND
.uric fit iii tie
$600,000 irDrigattioin '
. Because i't bas !ne, irra4 gas -to burn
B •'::use ft has leo :,i in abundance.
'
ause fit is t tp youngest city in
the World to !hay [ a street 'railway.'
Be: ause ttb is 't:he centre o2 the late
gest irrigation piseie t on the Amer -
lean '' • tinent.
B «mese- ft isdivisional point o
the ain ' line of Itte
ause In.1912 A Is one bf the few'
t or c'lties in ; Canada 'to dispose
ofi ti n:tua'es at ai y, price.
use Bassano 'bonds were sold
foes" Ott hundred is n is on the dollar,
Beelause ft has It a situation; which
HY
me for f he C.P.R
P
good
my Gi
I
tie d
a all
fire
afll-t
bake
oven
or br
Edith,
cook,
the cr
1
el ed. 'It has beco ► e n
I go my way confi. nt th
not disa 'PP rn oint ` .
e..
arrangement for re :; ulati g
e urn y Economy . -O e
ow, dos everythrd7 _., T e .
hardly1 urning atir oal t
bttrnin brightly, r ady o
ngemen of flues ice ps t e
eated,' o that the a iscu
and crisp and bro . Y ,
ave developed in ,ni` so e
he must give at ] e st ha
-Qxfor .
entusiasm bett
ey-Oxfod a month o
r
urs,
R
y
tt
HOtJSEWIFZ
r after
s0„
1
1
FIARED Ilt HAD
CONSUMPTION
"Frult.a ices" Cur=d H
mast iii'CKENfiAC ase.
. SIntrentNe N.B. )'`an. 1 19t1.
"1 sh' to tell you of the ; at good
"Nru-a-tives" have done for ei.c. For
yeah, I was a martyr to Chronic Consti-
p tions and Stomach. Trouble. I was
atl run down and niy friends feared
d Consurnpption. I tried numerons
d• ,tors and all kinds of Medicines, but
re Air d no relief until advisd to try
' ` ru-a-tives" by Mr. McCready of
St S phen, and am pleased to say tial
I r o enjoy excellent health. "Fruit-
a-
grita iv " are the best rae'1icit a made,
a . d strongly advise My friends to
HUGH Ii4cK.BNNA.
"emit-a-tives" is the only edicine
t will positively and . ti pleteiy
c re Constipation. 'hjs onderfat
co,; . and of fruit juices' at directly
o e liver, causing this , rota to
t more bile front, and to
gi e a • more bile to mnoi e ` e bowels
rly and naturally.
box; t5 for $2.6o, trial
dealers or sent on receipt of
't -a tives Limited, Misr,
1t
alo t ou! d make` it one a9 the largest
elti•s blithe west, withotrt•(the natter`;
al oi► : s4
100 REWARD: --$100
ere of this paper "will be 'pleased to learn
that the is at least one dreadeddisease khat science
has ee ble to cure in all its stades, and that is
Cata h. Hall's Catarrh Cure. is t e o sly positive
cure no known to the medico.' fraternity. Catarrh
bein - €a • nstitutioatal disease, requires a constitu-
tion t tient. Hail's Catarrh genre s taken in-
tern y, , =ting direotiyupon the 'blood nd mucous
surf: cies o the system, thereby des royi the foun-
datie d cease, and giving th pati nt strength
by h ild g up the constitution nu asst lag nature
in d. in its work. The proprietors , : e so much
faith in ; curative power that they offs One Hun
dred pal _rs for any ease that it fails to ure. Send
for li=t of testimonials.
Ad. re
Sold ..y
Ta e
ew
and
63
mil
cau
ins
r1
his
n
wi
Mat.. es
e
telewhi.h
tore .' off
,th . e
'sne t i
F. J'.CHELLNEY & Co., Toledo, e.
Druggist°, 75e.
11'8 k'atnily Pills for eonstijpatio
•
toba and Northwest otes
- Ellis of Redvei e, ask. tch.i
eshed a 501 acre Ifiel aif ioats,
aimed 3,146 bushelps, almost
els an, acre.
ge 7 aus t, who ii es about 7
uith of Herbert, Sas .., was
by the east bound_ So pokane
rid, with bis tea o horses,
y killed. Deceased wa a war-
n. with' five ismal nil - en, and
is at, present seri' sus 111.
McQueen, local x m na _ er of the
ni (Lindsay. G,ra n t o., died
was iaVthe fact f u ing the
e in '!Brandon 4 _ . aturday
. The deceased, who w : s sixty -
ears of age, was ve r prom,
live stock circles:
'blue ribbon roar all C ada 'Of
Soy 1 Aced -
u
lleg'Fof M-,
a Calgary
om has been
t e high -
he board.
Jshn Jor.r
ul . usly es -
fell 22
rn. to
has _
serious
rom the
lthe igaound.
dear
day ago,
a P , lander,
it his bro-
the bush,
owe , him,
diharged
1 stantiy,
o, d the
kat hewan.
oarding
on a
mption.
f the
2.30
the of-
t 9 .e4-
i miles
o er halt
o er .t0,
b en ree
the .as , fated board of
ern of, Music andl Royal Cc
sic ' as' , been again; won 'b
girl, Freda Sweet, 'to wl
awa, de' a $500 scholarshi,
est' sr in the gift of
ell Jordan, son
dan, b Roland, Man„ mitE
ea i :. Flatus injury wheni 'lie
feet ft, the gable of t e b
the fga . -d. , He land o.
feet, wii 1ch probably preve ted
in j fir. His boots were. . fit
fore: •• th which he hill
— _ s $ oottng fatality oc i
uhf ni r uth, Ma11.,
wh • , lad, saonfe o
was i d. The boy, who, 1
±their
out hunting' In
was , ; ng the firearm
whe it , : contents were
into stomach, killing hi
The , ,her died a 'year h,
faith: harvesting in Sa
Levy, owner of
a. . :e, Sask., h+
canc le homestead and re-
ef ter h • Ming the door-I:1n
land of;ce :in Moose Jaw h•trO
o'cl. sk riday, afternoon tl
lice t+ ed 'Sa'tur'day thorn ng
clock .P e homestead is . 1-
lout i of Vanguard and the
of 1; .ectlon is heO a
an a re, that price hawin
fus ' ;f. I'd recently. •
%break -of bog ch ler; would
have broken out 1 S:skatche
>l',a. Hillman, a well kn i wn and
easful breeder, ha fie, , herd Of
theire• aa -e only 30! o th : se left
ase ravages. Its is eported
e cases have been loo ted. in
It: n and many; other plc, es. The
' int veterinarians tok the
le 1' hand and order. th :laugh -4
5 t 0 'head, ,practdcailr wising out
t were in- file Browlee istriet.
(i nip harvester, wh�i" h - d burs,
i to a straw stack do'tue farm
rtbairn, near Snoily lak , Man.;
132 I.i.nd was nearly b ed, o death
h sday night, whe 7 some farm
aware of his °rete ce, set fire
aw In which ke was sleep'
man had been d,r king, and
awaken from 11 sleep *until
t Aide of his e o hing, In
s $32, his; cap an 'nearly all
it . Oin his head hadtlbeen burned,
fa :1 accident occurred near Hol -
M N ., when James; McClelland
It y' ae freight t&aiman instantly
• McClelland was returning
a dseer on horetebac and while
t• cross the track tits 'suppos-
t her check on the idle broke
e 1 11 'front 'the horse landing in
efl the engine. Twenty, -one ears
o er him before 'the train could
d. 'Pile deceaseds *Los- twenty-
rs l of age and leve a wife
siball children.
1. aPPe
iewan
very;
1426.
!Porn
.that
Bask
Glove
matt
to :p
all (t
--A
row
of (E•.
lost
'last
hand
to th
ging.
did
1 the
1 whic
�
the h
—A
land,
was
killed
from
edIln
th
and
front
passe
Abe -St
seven
and
quick
the t and lents.
wyg
The farneelllible defender, the Vent
erable Pastier Russell of London and
Brooklyn Tabernacles, has won un-
stinted prai from the preas. and pub-
lic of mart 1 nations by forty years.'
uneeasing etivity as evangelist and -
writer. I
In the e rly part of his ministry
smaller citi s were frequently visited,
but not so now, since his field of
operation as become world-wide.
and the ur ent invitational to deliver
free public lectures in the lar est
even all of these cannsit be acoept
For tbe ast several years Pastor
Russell has ade semi-annual foreign,
toure, and, mugh the press reports.
of his mee gs held in large publilt
halls of th leading cities, he has
eceived lich favorable comment
and pnblici
Won rfui Drewing Power.
Pastor Ru Sell stands Unrivale
ividual work, a place not
ttained nor oocupied by
stands alo
i his own in
previously
another: e,
The marl oth crowds that repeat.
edly asserts e to hear him at very
opportunity 1 is conclusive evidence
as to his cl awing power. Last year,
meetings in the London Royal Albert
Hall, Pasto Russell received written.
commanicat ons through the mail
from more t an six thousand perzons,
reqnesting tinted copies of his ser-
mons. So s ntaneous a demand was
both unprecedented and =looked fez
Another ev'clence of his popularity
on the othe side of the rolling blue
is the publ ation of his weekly ser -
moms in s ething over three huns
dred pape ie in England, Iteland,
Scotland, A straits_
The Edi t ef Great Britain'e fore-
most family paper, The Peo lela Jour-
nal, has so aptly comment ;and acts.
ed on the latter that we can do no
better than to' quote here the heart-
to-heart tal ,he gave his readers. Ile
"It is n 1, the non-chureli-going
tendencies the Age that I want to
talk to y ei . about, although my
'theme' is ore or less closely eon-
nected with that subject. You have
ell, I think heard of Pastor Russell,
`Id ionder -.4meric. preacher, who
has just b n 'inducted to the charge
of the Lona ns Tabernacle, known all
ovei the IT ited Kingdom and thous.'
ands*of mil beyond, as the pulpit of
the reve 'burgeon. 1111r. Russell,
has achiev 4 position in the world;
of religious Ought unequaled by y
he delivers 11.1S message to far re
people 'outs 4e! the church than oo
ever be bro ttt together within ttie
. walls of th i. largest temple in the
have won r themselves an extract ,
dinary pop 'ty in America and
am - credibl informed that Pas
subjects are [excelled In afoul
only by the Bible itself. lust
what this e s. It means that
sell's sumo S, essays and 4lee
whith they ' ve been unable to
cover in an other religious writhiti
apart from 1 0 Great Book itaelfs .
A Weekly Talk. •
"Now to me to the erux of thet
matter. 1 eel. sure that Vas vast'
majority of y readers will learn with
pleasure th t. I have arranged for 4
weekly con. ibution from the pert of
Russell him lf calls it, but I have
an idea. it 11 he 'found to be some-
thing more, something fuller, than
merely a co densed sermon. I have
been reading 9, Oeleation of the famona
appeal to as being more of thb
nature of et, discursive talks ort
serious sub c*s than sermons of pal -
pit deliver& of the conventional
description. Pastor Russell is a clear,
easily under thod thinker; he eschews
dogma and 1 subtleties of rferm and
faith, and he says what he has to say
on the gitel truths of 'religion and
language. e speaks an . rites not
only to the ii'rclinary chure -goer, as
we. accept • e phrase, but to all in -
*one can quite well appreeiate the
unparalleled popularity whiCh he has
achieved in merica--a popularity, I
feel oon.vinc -• ) he will very Soon equal
in this ecrant Ir. Pastor Russell's talk&
will begin in the Journal next week,
and 1 am h petal ttat they will he
sal extrerael popular feature of the
The roes of Annerlk.
'' T!,astor R 'a popularity abroad
does not dep Ivo hire of thel honor of
prSaching to the largest congregation
in America. Surprising asi it may
seera, his se ons are at present pub -
Bolted in mo than one thousand
proXiinately n million homes wee
ing: a trans- intinental tour .to attend
the 13.ible Stu, mats Convention at Su.
Francisoo, P: :toe Russell made sever-
al Stops en A bute, and the .reception.
everywhere a rded the "American
any ex float accounts of his
me tings wer e published. "The San
Fre els«) Ca 1,", in making reference
to hat othe papers were saying,in-
"Pas T Ru ell's given name has
been lost to ublic record deiring the
last ten year .; in which he has been
Pastor Russel --who has swayed hun-
dreds of tho sands in this country
and abroad,
"Do they c•rne th hear hirn? Well,
rather ! So fa . it has been impossible
to engage a h a large enough to hold
the !crowds. D eamland Rink has been
hired for thi ' occasion. In Kansas
Citele Denver, Salt Lake and Los An-
geles the Paste and his faithful crew
have taken t e populace by storen.
Thel nowspape have given him mere
teches like Presidential message."
Mo r Lifeboats.
in ase on the coasts of Great Britain.
lamalca wa originally called Xay.
coughs, cures
heals
CITY CIRCULATION
AGEN
Of Leading Mont
Endorses GIN
Daily
LLS
ti 11 .::. 0E 1 o xrn iegns ygoef. a riGrs on iot af
ac21.111 itt:i lei:: cThliieaftehie;
of It: r. Eugene
been beexperience
CireUlation Agent
cdhlfeosiu:' t rr Pe i aaj fei:' Hilt
feelis gly, :my bones
MI) treal,
Trcuble for over five I dyieay wrsz.:
"I have been sufferin froftianYftui3:::Illrtsiidnibt:::::
ief and I lost
e day I met
keePerk who
!fame* Gale
han
elso Rheumatism in, a
muscles, could not de
on. some occasions coul
sicians but without re
r fifteen pounds. 0
on of our leading hote
he
ean
bi
been cured by you ,
LS, and he advised me to try the=
bought two boxes et my wile
before had used o4e -fa*
change. Before I efinished the
sec nd one was completMy cured,
can assure you can 13 ardly ye
it d ar if 1 had only know* What know
ndred Dollars for not ing When twe
a world-wide
y conquer**
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tro ed with a weak he
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he first sign of any 'el
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