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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1914-05-22, Page 34•1'. -1,4* -7.,' • 41, t For It's a nuisance with which you have not to put up. - Our screen doors and windows beautifully finished in dark oak, panelled and ornamental, successfully restrain the fly and make hot days and nights comfortable. Get a door or win- , dow right noW., The conifort costs no more., Screenlloors complete with _ to 52.25 Screens tofit any ........20c to 50c Summer -time makes washing burdensome Wooden tubs tall apart Unless filled with water. F:ni added burden.. Why not frivest in -a galV4nized tub: , No rust, no 'staves--; no hoops, , no water toi keep them ....75c to 51.15 PRICES . Hand made boilers in tin and (.:ppper, strong- er, heavier and more lasting than factcry ones. to 54.50 The " Champion " high speed wash*ng machine delights dozens of homes. E sy working large cypress tub with high speed gear....... . • 8. Itoo 6$90101301L an.A.PoRTH, PRXDAY1 May .22, 1,93.4. •itnpoSting Itayally TO sentiatidia contained in ehe fol. lowing article from the Ken:treat Mali. Conservitinee paper, Will be endorsed itiy moat Canedians. —With refe.rence to theappointmentt tafi the -Prin.ce of - Teck as Governor Cieneral, Of Canada, , . the Mil thinica there may be merit In Appointing: a ecrionelocraYalta a6 a gme when the clash, from Whie'n our Gov- ernors-Generai are uaually drawn, are up to their Ores In 'a .pcaitical strugi gle, that *hes :many partizans in Can- ada tor and 1, egaireat the issaes in- volved. We 'eke :firmly againet the .prinelpIe a- royalta being choeen, as oyaltet, to head the Canadian Grern- rnent, hoverever. We advance thativieei, as we 'believe, - in the =Interest OE 'the institutionitelf and of the preserve - ben Of the ti tint/94a' tie, Canadians re not versed irelethe paraphernalia and etiquette., or li royal or vice -regal ea- ,.tab1ishments1;, and, Via,t is more, thelr habit of ' mind is against the , parade and oeremoxy. that make up the es- sentials of royal alma. That is the cold' trigh a the Matter. Pew, we believe, else-, Wish to learn. In the Mother Coinitry ,eiuch ;state cereindnial is looked on with! approval as a matter a ,u,suage, :custom, and ,general accept- ance. To srgue that the time •' has dome • when ; Canada, in e the =general in- terest Of the edifice tef 'British civilize- -tie/I, ;=Ealiante1 accept i this transplanted ms and feathers' is vain, Such a con- tention, advanced by a certain 'class a minor, or corn:not garden' variety Oft, title holders; does not successfully bear exarreelation- an , its theory. - For the ceremonial forms whim we are told tvniifI the BeibIsh tradition.' are , An ,evening every week and your lawn in be kept like a velvet carpet, Our moWersare.especially easy running and long lasting. The blades are the finest steel and are c nstructed with the idea of not wearing loose__ S• 0,..4 Ode ••• , 3.50 to $11.00 \ a Sills, S'af rth Sole Agents for Lowe Bros. Paints, Chi -Na et, Moffat's Ranges, Eastlake Steel Shingles, Paroid Ready Roof ng; Canadian Steel' Woven Wire Fence, Pease Furnaces and B silers, "Hot Point" Electric Supplies. New idea Furnaces. IMPCatTANT NOTICES ,f • ARM FOR SATZ—For sale on Lot 1, Concession 4, Mullet. Containing 100 acres, convenient to school snd Post Offiee, Terms reasonable. For further particulars apply to William McMichael; asiolth Post Ofilee. 1,2365-tf FARO. FOR SALE,—Lot, Concession 9, Tucker- .. smith, containing 100 acres, about seven acres under bush. The farm is well fenced and drained and in a good state of cultivatiori. There are on the premie,es zood fran.e house, bank barn, pig house, hen house, drive house and two good wells. For terms and particulars apply on the premises or ad -- dress MRS,. JOHN AlcOLOY, Egincndville P.O. -285641 GlARNI FOR 'SALE—Being Lot 7, Concession 1 Tawnshipoof lin/lett, containing, 100 acresof choice land, on the premises are a large bank barn with stabling; underneath, with cement floors througiteut. Nev brick nouse with furnace in the cellar. 'Well fenced and under drained, will be sold reasonable as tate owner wishes to give up farming. Far further information apply on the premises or address Seaforth P. 0., MELVIN J. CLARK, 2393-0 LjeARM FOR SALE—Lot 10, Concession 1, Stanley 2: Township, one mile and a quarter south ot Bracenekl, on the London Read, one handred acres, ninety aimed and ten acres of good bush, well fenced and well drained, good brick house and good barns with stone stabling underneath. Three never failing wells, a good orchard with over a hundred trees with, good trait, good driving shed, pie,..pen and implement house. Terms to snit purchaser. JOHN MURDOCK, BrucefieIcl. fatf MIAMI FOR SALE—Being Lot 6 Conceal() 17, -V Grey township, containing 100 acres more or less, on the premises is a large two storey briek house, bird; baiii with stone stabling, drivieg house pig pen, etc., all comparatively new, the farill is a Scat class farm being m a good state of cultivation, lean cleared except 4 acres of harowood latish, it is well drained also well fenced and is situa,ted Ilesiles ram Walton, where there ia agood market., school churches, 0. P. , R. station eta. Far: further particulars apply to or address, Mrs. DORA MoVAD- ZEAL Briresele P.O. 23684241 DESTRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE ---For sale rn Harpurhey, a good property with a large: foonse with eight roman head and soft water in the kitchen, a good cellar under the whole houne, whieh tontains a good cistern, the buildings are in good repair. Mao a large garden, fruit trees and a lot of small fruit, A large stable, henhouse and pig pen. Will be tend an easy Jenne. For particulars apply to R. S. HAYS, Barnater, Seaforth. 2393-tf FFOR SALE—Lot 26, Concession 5; MaKillop on the Gravel Road, 2 wiles and a eau north nf Seaforth. One bemired acres, all cleared but about two adres. Well famed and in a pod state o cultivation„ About thirty acres in grass. Good frame house, two good barns, with stone stabling 'underneath. Plenty of nee( r failing water. Rural Mail Delivery and Rural Telethole. A aeod bcaring orchard. Easy temps of payment. Apply on the premises or address JOHN MeMILLAN, Seaforth 24044!P. 0. UfAltli FOR SALE—Lot 9, Concession 3, Stanley, containinalOn acres, 90 acres cleared. the bal- ance in good hardwood push. The farm is well fenced and well underdrained and in a first class *tate of cultivation. Thera is 4 Bret class frame h juse with furnace, hard and eta water in the house. One barn 50e58.: 1 shed 20x52. 1 'horse stable and drive house 20x52, all on `Stone folIndations. Also '2 good well, 1 at the house and 1 an the barn, water in the barn. The farm is situated 1 mile from school; 21*miles from Brucefield ; ee miles from Kippen ; 0 miles from Henson ; 9 miles .from Sea - forth and Clinton. Reason for setting: wishing to rrtire. For further particulars apply on the pre: raises or to ROBERT MORRISON, Bruceneld, Ont. • 2420x8 FARM FOR SALE—The north half of Lot 28 and 29, first Conceesion of McKillop and Lot 28 on the 2rad Ooncession of MaKillop, coritaing- 200 acres all in one bluea. ilearly all cleared and in a high state of ealtieation. There is a bank barn 5dx100 feet, with stabling to accomodate 85 heaa dt- stack, feed and Litter carrier all through the stables, two ' cement ed.'s 16x36 and a large cement water tank, water pipes through all the stableti, implement 'house eeees; good brick residerce„ This farm bor- ders on the Corporation of Seaforth; it is one of thechoicest and hest equipped farins in the County, of Huron and will be sold on easa terms of payment, as the proprietor is anxious to retire. Applv on the PM 'WI or alarm $ealorta F., 0.1 ROBERT GAR. HOW 2390-tf GOOD PAM FOR SALE—For sale Lot 2', Celt, 4, Hallett, conbaining 100 acres. There are en the premises a good brick house, kitehen and wood shed with. good -cellar and hard and soft wated There is aleo a good frame barn 06 x 64 with stone foundation and stabling Underneath and another barn 34 x fee not raised on foundatioa and implement shed all m good repair. There is alsoegood:hearing manual and two good never failing wells. The farm s well nate/drained and well fenced and in a high state of cultivation n ith five acres of bush. The farm is welt situated,- imilos from Seaforth near the boundary betweon Mullett and lifeKillop with tele- phone and ruml mail delivery. Terms, reasonable. For further particulars app.y on the premises or ad- drees WM. WILSON, Seaforth, Out, R. F. D. No. 1• . 2415xtf FATM FOR SALE—For sale Lot 3, Concession 8, R. S., Tuckeremith, containg 100 acres. There are on the prernisea a trameabank barn 40x65 with stabling underneath, frame house 2242, the hedge ison ecotone foundation and there is a good cement teller under the whole home with good kitchen'end woodshed e.ncl good outbuildings at the barn. The farm is all tile underdrained and well fenced arid the land 181n a good state ot cultivation and clear from all noxious weeds. There is a never failing well at the how and a spring creek runs across one Omer at the back end dtthetarM. There ire 80 sores seeded to grass and the balancn has plowing clone. There is -also asplenclid besting -young orchard of an acre and a halt, contairdng .pple, pear, plum, cherrie trees, etc.. Terms reason. abis• For further particulars apply on the premises addresb JOHN FORTUNE, Seatorth P. 0. neat ineaeingl to the bullc of ceir people. Acquired elites are very oftea more bertha t an beneficial, though they mar seize.; t.'41011 ;some with vibience. In, rrectice, 1 cannot be claimed that et- itaiette surrounding royalty has pope alarized itself in Canada. It is _ not understood.: it has been, violated, ta.nti hue rebibea more than one( state Wisit 410 satiefectory results. and has left an 'aftermath of critical gas.sip and he,artboratug..All this is 'eald, and may .repeated in greater detail, without leweighheg against the personal Cnar- acteristice a the genial and popalar gentlemen now at Rideaa Hall, and his stately •Dechess. Similarly, such a fiank utteranbe being given place in our columns, Involves fie _disrespect to a crowned head in its proper atmosphere where tradition and eastern 'uphold .bhe sceptre and the palace. But royalty, exercising its functions in Canada, is an. anomaly'. We don't want it, aad we believe In saying thatetTite Main speaks ifor ar majority' of or citizens. •smisiminkoma....K,...asi.. • attario Farmers Wealthy . A horse itt the fie d-isworth two in the bairn. You can't prevent Spavin;Rin bone, Splint, ar Curb frOut putting you horse in the barn tfut you can prevent j2iese troubles from keeping horsesin the arn very long. You can get ENDALLIS SPAVIN CURE at any drug:lets at $1 a bottle,6 for $5, and Kendall's lcure. Thousands of f arniers and horse rt will say so. Our book "Treatise on he horse" free. - e4 Dr. B. J. Mil/ALL-CO.. Enosbnrg Falls. Vt. meals ax4 sometimes Otto ecause Chamberlain's Tablets c4ired Stomach Troubles and gave him a good digestion. You, try them. 25o. a bottle. All Drug sts and Dealers or by Mail. Ciamizerlain FeclieineVo.. Toronto cgen.rw, ,mwmenemiEtautwanuzganwat Dairy Cream,Sod.as One will go far to find anything so delightf ae E llycriSj) and satisfying Dairy dreath. Sodas Dairy,C eatn Sodas are of two hinds --Lt "Fancy Thin", which, isjust tjit1e Smaller and thinner than the iegular "Dairy Crearn" -Sodas. , Bi th of these are the very best iscuits We. know how to make. In- c, afrl 25c sealed pack- ages, a. you 'grocer's. • .4.45 •••• 45. . Look- for they-- Pt:Mu Trade Mark op ovary Package. ! t D. S. I)E iLONDON nEvja.ry package guar- te. Weirould like to send you e Perrin's Sample Pack - g&' of some of our daintiest neer laisaults, for your mit- er's name and 10c in co -ill r staMp3", 10 RIN & COMPANY " LIMITED - • CANADA 3 ,. That +Ay about/ 16aper bent. of 'the of farm propeety In the Province Of Ontaelo has nicirtleges agaihst 11, and that these are 'steadily dec,rcasing, Is the epcouragIng- information ed by on. James Duff. Minister of Agriculture, for Ontario, Infalls recently nestled innual report. During the past year the department, 'through the dis- trict regresentatives, conducted an ex- tettstve investigation inbo conditions of ruraifihance in the province, particu- larly with regard to the extent of martgages an farm property,c the extent oi depoeits in the banks by farmera, and the demand on the part, of. 'the farmers for loans. The result is sub- stantial evidence that financial con- ditions in rural Ontario are sound aad the = outlook se florae tory. The enquiries of the district repro- sentatiaes elicited the fe.ct that about 45 per cent. 010 the fax -mann the province are imcltgageci to etc/me-extent, and that on+th. d woi1d be a. fair average of the amount whiehl the:mortgage repree- guts tca the !total -Value of the property. A. considerable number of these mort- gages are held bYlarreers, and opialon .ananimous that the mortgages are decreasing. Practically every county ±e - ported that pannientes were being promp- and that a large 'number a gee:, were being wiped off each f pointed oat that for the most e money raise4 on mortgages to farm exteneion and imarove- are paid up V/6. *1;ere---, a vitokmaa ie-aveo 0. widow she will be- entitled to 5,5 per cent of whet 'her !husband was earning during her life --not to exceed $.120 II month. Blhoold she re -marry, elle will be entitled to a lump aum of :tare years benefits. Where there; axe child- ren then the widow and chtidren re- ceive 55 per cent, off the earnings of the deceased, children to receive: up to age of( 16 years,. and four children the limit, the amount tat be divided an the rates Of $20 to widow and $5 to each child up to twn children. Should the workman be tOt Yt disabled 'then he is to receive 65 pecent. et What =he had been earning during life. Shorild he be partially disabled then 56 per cent. the lese-ef his earning powere For example a workman earnmg $.12 Per week is ea, disabled as to cern tatla $5 a week, then he would receive s5. per eeat. of $.1 his loss of earning power or $3.75 Per week during disability: All the em- ployers defences are setept &war', and =the workman can recover'ia any cane— the only case being where he wilfully ahd, intentioually ceased the accident, The Act doeti not tcorne into force un- til January, 1915. tly me • mortga year. It is part t went ' bonds gaaranteed, by the 0,pplicants 111, par vale 4400,000 and a parcel angaranteed bends -of the par valthe *14O0 -Si both a whichare secured by a Mortgage on all the oompsnes undertakings, and besides these there are outatanding nnseeured.atcounts aan- ocnting te Same, *$2,000. A aneeheeeleaseareee TERRIBLE SCALDING ACCIDE T. 10.1.0.1.1••• AY 22 1914 Zam-Bak •Gene Quick Relief. , I taking*the pain out. a a burn or scald there 'LA nothing equal': to „Zarin, Birk. Mrs Eugene Demers;,of Pembroke; Ont., -who WAS the victimof a nal/Ifni scaldin# 'accident; proved ,thls. She eans wee carrylag a boiler or steaming' water :trona the stove to -the wash -tab: when suddenly, my strength i An the boiler was failing in apite ann ,efforts, X heard xjy babies cry, an' to avoi4Acaiding the I gave the v set a traick turn. The ffect of this ws that every' &alp e Seedling water jyured me? mee feet ,a d scaldin me. !rot') .rny walat 8own. "An on as 1saw !the children thad eape4,i 1 toadmy oldest _boy bo brtng the Za -Buk (wnich we 'aawaya keep in the boasea. Zam-Buk feeely and tbh pane was soon eased. eon - dented ,using Zarn-Buk, and in a won derfai1y. short time the sores 'were& cora-- pleteiy healed." Zam-Bak is equally „good akar cuts braiseal eczema, Wenn, piles, pimples*, etc*. Price 500per beat, at. all dtiggsta andle*res, or e/ost dree from the Zn - Bak ., Toronto, on receipt of price. Refase substitutes and hnitatkete. There is not "Just as good 1" . ' 1,41•11010•51251momsimmounsme . , Wornen'a Work for Missions At the meeting angle Woman's For- eign AliSsionaxy Society of the Pres- byterial:xi Church !held in Toronto, last ween, the President, Mas. J. J. Steele, Tometo, tin her opening addrese stat- ed, that throuigth all the .years there ha1 tnever been an adverse bilanoe of the treasury. Mile boards suggestion for the disposal of a part of the bal- ance on hand WaZi d011atiOrd or $10,- 000 'towards the proposed missionary re- sidence lee the city and $3,000 towards the new: buildangs in Indere'the re- mainder oft the balance to be carried over into the united society. 'Mrs. Steele traaing the progress a the scalety eitice its inception in 1876, stated then at the first anneal meeting the membership was 94'; to -clay their auxiliary membership was over 19,000. The !first year the auxiliaries number- ed 18, to -day 1,084, the bands were three in 1816,. to -day 662. The total membership to -day /was 26,361. The in- come "the first year wei $1,107; at ?resent it wee, 104,00a. The eleventh annual meetheng oi the Horne Missionarn Society, of the same church was bela. in the city at the same time. The retiring fairesident, Mrs. nab,n elommerville, in her,addrees, spoke with mach gfeeling, giving the history tar the society from its beginning 'thirty years 'aga. Since then many mission-, arks, sons and "brothers dear. to them, had gone forthi and htephig, had been formed • in the northwest o untold benefit to settlermeeting b deaconesses of young girls coming ast strangers; French, Jewish and Indian evangelization, and the office ef the 'Strangers' Secretary," which had been of inestimable benefit in keeping re teach' with every • Presbyterian alrhosa itthe caantry. At the present time there wereliforteasix Prealeythrialls, Aexiliaries, and an active membership on 25,0171 The Treasurers reparted $86,- 785.75 had been raised, this year, the, Toronto Presbyterial contribating in the last 'six months $15,974 towards work in home missions. The board 'Urged campaigns for life mernbership, also thank -offering ineeting,s, to whict grea.t response had been made; the°. ildren had been mach interested in the or- ganizatiaa of five mites of coppers to be raised for- the fuenishing of child: ren's wards .In. hospitals. The Pres- ident expressed her hope that the, anion oft the. Woman's Foreign and Horne Socitles vecend be the Illustration" of the fact theft union is strength." e The =two mieties are now amalgam- ated. The 0 1 .1 The follow the essence a,rio Ranewa the affairs Shore Railw to be comrne Mentz, although en many cases morte forward, an in gages were placeel order, to raise which it de " money :for epeculation in Weatein real report, the estate. °by the Boar "Theie are," says Hon. Mr. Deft in the eeti "too many indications Matt a great deal iilj moaey of Ontario farmers bas been '.1f3ed tor this ,purpose, and has not brought the returns anticipated. Bank, Toron • Deposits of farmers have increased ital stock, g mateiially h recent years, accordina Shore Raja& to the information =gathered. In one ently orga,ni minty the bankers estimated that de- I :(b) That posits had increased from 20 to -30 per centributed t cent, in the la few years. In .aruither the proceeds aountyl it was estimated that 75 NI hgaaranteed cent. of the farmers had savings ran -n fifteen �f th niag from $700 to $1,200 each. For the' par value entire province, estimating from tale re-; been taken b terns eecured, it is figured that farm-, pany in par ers'. clelposits amoant to; upwards of a 1 ,(c) That J h inched million dollar. Added to this ' of the Ontar coerage, is an -aggregate farm :wealth • a co1orab1e ag ario and West Shote Railway • ng is the summing* up and E the report of the and lefanicipal Board on of the Ontario and West Y. The Board is certainly, ded on' the plain, straight • courageous manner in Ls with the subject. Thie trst of the kind, Issued •, will raise it immensely ation of the public: bn Wego'yea. by the Sake t representation =that $12, paid into the Dominion ce on account of' the cap - °cured the Ontario. West Company to' 'be erman- ed. - • perrnenent capital was • the undertaking beyond 00 the sale ot the bonds the applicants, although unguaranteed "bonds of a $15,000 appear to have the Provincial Steck Com - payment a rails. hn W. Moyesjtin 'breach: Lo Railway Ac procured reement or the , construct. in bundings, implements and stock of ion of the railway, to be entered into $1,405,950,00a. between the Igailwatr company and the (a) IThat and Ifratidute 500 had 'bee Wraatmen'e Compensation so-called. Hurn Construction Coinpany, which later vt52 in fact Jahn W. Noyes. procuring to be Issued and impure blood la not strong enough udulent progress certific- to overcome the poisoh alone. It muse be istrengthened and purified. Dr. Will - anis' Pink Pills for Pale people are he bet blood -building medicine .yoe can take. They make new Inood :'with 'to the sum ot $402,837,- every dose and promptly theck further an M. Roberta, the rall-1 !progress a the disease.iThey make. the 's engineer, by his gross; blood ga pure and strong that not: the si breach a duty, .= aided least trace of rheinna.tism remains, afe. Moyee in his 'fraudulent B 3, sinclair, Goshen, N. St, tSaye: .1 "About two years agar was laid pp ihg to the :fad: that no; 'with rheumatism. For two .months L nt of the company % Wei, {. could not walk and had to stay hien t,and that many vouch-' invalid% chair. My feet' were badly nt are iniseing, the 'board : swollen and my urea teemed to be with exactinees how much paralyzed. I had been using doctor's t so fraudulently winbe medicine for a long time, but it did ed was properly expend.- not seem to Yelp me, and the docter Is clear that, while se..., finally told me that 'the only, thing ds of dollars were applied; that would cure we .would be a change .06 waS 'properly expend- ghee Dr. yirilliarris' Pink Pills 'a, trial eign tcalthe raliwaye'lUhe Oil climate. At this time decided to 2 .' y construction and mat- :land gcit a. OLIOAY. After I had taken them for a while 1 found they were 1 e asset's, of the corripany, helping me, and / got a, further sup - right -of -Way (whack' for aly and they completly cured ene; and tance; elcceptt i3orne tWelve 1 have not been sick one day since. been acquired), and con-, 1 strOnnin recommend Tire • Willie/1W • ane•enateriaraall whlch, Pirine. Pills for this trouble. the eorrected !valuation of You can' get thee- PLils from any, t, C.E., is worth $276,021.- ',dealer "in medicine or by mail, post ipatd, at 50 centa a box or six boxel . 1 the °liabflltlea ot the •!for .$2.60 by writing The Dr. Williams( rt to the board are the ittediretue Co. Brgekirtire Ont ' g OU are paying your painter to paint; not to mix paint'. Science and operience have demonstrated that machines can do the mixing more thoroughly than the hand, and the maker's nan:le on the can is safer than the use of unknown ing,redients and varying skill. '1 e flit anna Itosads icherne. Early next month the larcivinclal Highways - Department will start work opon 'Elt, meter survey etri the province that 'fill Tarnish: the basis for cdtr4 structOn work aext spring upon the sso,00tf,soo highways' syEgem for older Ontario,. The depeartment boa already staatet to put iletto effect the recom- mend tions of: the Provincial 'Highways Commission, the arevincianengineer, W. A. McLean, havang set a dozen expert drattemenpon= the tesk of,, preparing counta itnd township road Masa =for all older Ontario. These maps will show ever e' road, and later oh., when the type Of eeeh 'road hasteen determined upon' they twill be marked and construction progress accurately recorded- from sea- son AO season. c - The motor purvey .will „be carried on by enveral corps on engineers, each with. a sedtion oli the province to' cover. They will determine- the presenteon- ditioe cifi all the traveled roads, chban. inlet -el -ben, and rural. They will studY ' local conditions with ae view to finding °et' Which,Should' be improved andhtne type of cchistruction best adaated to meet trefic .requirements. Sources Of roadf•bailding .material will also, be in- vestigated. Upon the 'completion a the Y tentanve scat:ernes will 'be seb- d to the variona cotrretaes and hips, with a view to arriving at anent plana,e aid the engineers and tb.eir eitr- the provincial en.gineer is now get - tato toech with townships all over atio. Preliminary ' plane tot - each reship are inclosed: and'on these! the 1 officals are asked to indicate the rtant Market roads 'anclesecondary de, athe market towns or shipping ta, and' the: roads over which they supplied. Detailed inforrne,tion iialso ed, with 'respect to enateelal, soil and aurv mitt towfr 'pee vey Uri Ori to loc ire ro ar ae dr iriage conditions, ana improve/mats co/geminated. Constructio-ne t s" num- e will be carried On undeif th High - W ga Act, but next year, with •• new le islation, work will be vig rou.sly- hed. The increased ove nment gr nts end the atitikeobile tax, •a "pro - 'paned by the commission must be made affective by 'legislation, of ;bourse, and. by- next session the 'department will have a clear ..idea tive lative maohinery necessary apart from financing. One prealsion that must be med.e is that removing the chalicet 'at one or a, tehr municipalities. hoidingup a general 1i:schen-Is, for an -stance, the con- etructioh oft an interurban or Inter-. city road.. It is likely legislation will 91:6- designed. te permit a majority or lar- ger percentages on interested municipal- ities to embark. upon a. highwaya scheme and have their share* of tete, cost Assess, - ed.' upon "bold -outs." It is estimated that: the auto tax.. revenue will be! more than suffi; Olen t to' mee t the Go vernmen re con tel- l) ution to maintenance, for some years to come. The; $400,000 proposed' to Ine collected in auto taxes would meet the Government's ,annual share of main- tenance on road construction up to *16,- it machine mixed—ready-for-use. The supremo reSult of over third of a century dpaint "know The."Little Blue Flae on the can stands for quality in an entir-e line of mint ucts for every purpose Attains,.enamels, varnish 2 for interior surfaces. about the= 1.110•4.4M1.4•74mommanu.—...—"M"O' atAgrees 000,000. Suffers From Painful Rheumatism ggapawommis Liniments of No Avall—Must 'be Cur- ed Through the Blood. Why are there so tmany failures at tfie treatment, Of rhetunatism? 'Why are se many esafferers resigned to. a life pian, despairing of a permanent cure/ Because .rhuernatisrn defies any treat- ment that does nob build an and purify' the blood. The poisons a rheumatism are in the 'blood and it Is only through the blood. that the disease can be !fought successfully. 'Unless the blood is weak and, imeeure 'rheumatism cannot get a' foothold. 'When. it does the thin (d) That b passed. at the last session of the Out- . ates, John Act- false and fr The Workenens' Compensation • aria Legislatare is an importa,nt and ' the Torento la.r reaching measure. Its leadin.g -fee- the anneals teres May be eanarised as folloWs : ' guaranteed b 11Yrantef cturers aril/ be grouped *into with interes 1 classes _as nearly as possible according 37, and Va. to the hazard of the risk. Each eabab- . way cornpan liehmeat will contribute a 'fund accord.- negligence a ins to i the arnmotvit of' Ha pay -roll. and Abetted 1 There will be no heetribution by the design. workingman. This fund will be admin (a) That 0 istered by three commissioners appoint- ,booles la acco ed for life or good cenduct, ard their neas were ke decisioil in all cases will be final. No era for paint spree,' LS allowed. By ethie means the canrtot report .injure workman MeV have no law of the amo s?t casts, or. 'be subject-. tehaving .his aase ' drawn by: M carried ifrom chert toecourt. Practicaily ed, this mac every dollar ' pai-d into the fund will veral thous reach it ily. Th the {iv eolvenc is , rnehitained" and 'should ale erials. group become too weak it with be energ- ' (E). That t another. • a conseet of th tors lwill be appointed- end. all ,the entire d carefully. inspected and where parcels, has e laufficierit safe -guards, and etruction wo prove/ding devices the retie will according to titan where such t deykes are NIr. Middiem nee. The compeasa,tion is - as 21. • , Where the. workman has trio (g) That ts, funeral and other expenses company. kno e* injured workmanabro 'hie( 'tam- ipurposes ' commissioners will be paid by man OS $228, vince. groaping of concerns ed in railw Ions withdrew Tom, eneral Trusts Corporetion of the sale of the bonds ; the applicants,amountingi 1 • • y ed int neve ifactori there acciden be less /hit lf.ollows depend • 1 - • or, 41.. ore. vi _ -a, reetata• •• -.. • -„.....,,V4, .4,c:tr. ,., .4 -...,.--.. a- releteasse 4' 4,-3." ... • a. 5,.. 9 ' Increase/Your Dairy Profits by giving your dairy herd / the most comfortable quarters that can be built. Be your own dairy inspector and insure • the absolute puritY of your dairy products by building your stable and spring house of a material that insures sanitary conditions, arglivhieh, at the sane time, is economical. Build with Concrote It is the most economical material for every ichid of fere m building, for it require no repairs, never wears Out and never needs painting.. Dairy stables of concrete are clean • d sanitary.. They keep the herd warm and comfortable n winter, and tend to increase both the quantity and utn ity oftheithilk. heater you build a stible, silo, spring home or other m bufldiug, concretesit the cheapest material to use. "What the Farmer can Po with: Concrete" is the title of a beautifully Alltistrated tree book that tells all about concrete firm buildings -and how to build them to save money.Farmers, orma▪ . tion .Bureau . CanadaCemint Company umited 528 Ilona [Wilding lion4ri6t1 5.1; ale —4-57;43 y- `&- '