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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1922-04-21, Page 2l fft00. tltlNiibki t ? 1011114•1•11211 IId I1Y of 1064 ai lSAWS'latmaemmat s�ttt IlluWiIMYt4YiezoitetIE9eI:lar`amattG aka 000100104fte tinaiwnOtalersialtoA►r1400.+s.aral M aa.Yl M il.ae VEa aaW ak on O .W .111 i '¢ INVINCIBLE Fence is made in Canada ' a r m to the finished product. It is more thoroughly ed, less brittle and possesses the greatest amount tie strength because of its open hearth manufac- ...•,sWee .r _ - .aye SPOT CASH PRICES wire fence 7 wire fence 35 cents -per rod 39 cents per rod 8 wire fence, even space 44 cents per rod 9 wire fence, ho.,r fence • 52 cents per rod Poultry Fence, in 10 rod rolls, 48 inches 55c per rod Poultry Fence, in 10 rod rolls, 60 inches 65c per rod Poultry Fence, extra heavy, 48 inches 65c per rod Poultry Fence, extra heavy, 60 inches 70c per rod Full stock of Barbed Wire, Staples, Brace Wire, Pliers and Mauls. WE STOCK U STEEL POSTS. FISHING SUPPLIES .Jteet tiS.tim s Y. •:, . Rods, Reels.,., Hooks, Lines, Flies, Sinkers and Artificial Bait. Special Split Rod at ..- ..-..$2.50 Special Split Bamboo.. Reels 25c to Lines 5c to Hooks, black, 3 for $5.25 $5.00 $1.25 1c FOOTBALLS English made, hand -sew- ed leather, No. 5 size. Com- plete with rubber , . , . $4.50 Fugite Official Ball... $7.00 LOOK OVER OUR BASEBALL SUPPLIES Special Rates to Clubs. Geo. A. Sills & Sons • • sperm Nothing Else is Aspirin—say `{Bayer" Warning! Unless you see name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not getting Aspirin at all. Why take chances? ' Accept only an unbroken "Bayer" package which contains directions worked out by physicians during 21 years and proved safe by millions for Colds, Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Neuritis, Lum- bago, and Pain. Made in Canada. All druggists sell Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in handy tin boxes of I2 tab- lets. and in bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin io the trade mark (registered in Canada) of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid. While it is well known that Aspirin means Bayer manzfacture, to assist the public against imitations, the Tablets of Bayer Company will be stamped with their general trade mark, the "Sayer Cross." ONTARIO WIND ENGINE & PtJ.MP Co oN - PUMPING ENGINES Give you running water YOU can have running water in the house, in the barn— wherever you want it—with a Toronto Pumping Engine. 1Think of the labor saved—the conveniences obtained. Toronto Engines with direct connected Jack are geared to the pump - Specially designed for pumping service. Smooth -running and almost noiseless. • Easily adjusted to any height of pump. Operate economically on gasolirie. An indepenaent,puflep is provided on the erank-shaft fps ,operating the churn, separator, washing machine, cutting 'box, fanning mill and others. A Toronto Water System, including a direct connected !Engine and Pump Jack, will give you all the adountagesof city service Jas. G. Martin 1 a, add 000D00000 0 OOOOOOOOO W. T. BOX a&CO. 4" • ldnnbahner and d t'nnerni Dfreetorn 0 ;, `+. sox %I Oriinieit• 0 tirae ttii s O b1iV 11hoit• .<Y rig .d' S. T. HOLMES ' O Funeral Director and 0 1 C Licensed Embalmer O . O Undertaking Parlors, in 0 I 0 Beattie Block, opposite The 0 O Expositor Ogee. Beaidence 0 i O Goder'ich St., opposite Dr. d i 0 Scott's. O Flowers Banished on short A I "Past • Sbst>ana!siui'a egpeditian to 's 'Wend 'the sabseetneet planting, of rohe Bx tiah Fag ell 'that bleak, island off the coast of Siberia, are parts of a C xtadiae Governinent plan to facilitate the economic ex- ploitation of Siberia by 'Canadian fur trading coun'panite in an interesting theory which is 'being discussed here In circles usually welleinfoensed in regard to Canadian .affairs, Your correspondent 'is told by a Canadian financial man, now 21. resident of New York City, and a shareholder in the Hudson Bay Company, that the Hud- son Bay Company leas been in Siberia for over eighteen months. The com- pany he claims is determined to sup- plement its Canadian sources by Si- berian sources. Steps, important steps, have already been taken in this direction, your correspondent is told, with the entire approval of 'both the Canadian and the British Imperial Governments. Stefansson, it is wen known both here and in 'Canada, is very close to the Canadian Govern- ment ofl'ieialg, He is said to be equal- ly close to the officials of the Hud- son Bay Company. Thus while, ac- cording to my informant, he is usual- ly believed to have acted on behalf of the Dominion Government in send- ing an expedition to Wrangel's Is- land, it is not altogether anvpossible, in view of his previous connections with the Hudson Bay 'Company that their interests were not entirely ab- sent from his mind. To those who know anything of the rich fur resources of Siberia, the planting of the British flag on Wrangel's Island, the visit of Semen - off to America, the presence of rep- resentatives of the ,Hudson Bay Com- pany in Siberia and the apparent un- willingness of the Canadian immigra- tion authorities to let the Russian White leader land in Canada, ars all indications of the international struggle which is going on between the fur trading corporations of Can- ada, the United States and Japan for control of the Siberian fur trade. So far Canada and the Hudson Bay Company have the best of the struggle and seem •to lead by a con- siderable distance, How long they will maintain this lead it is difficult to say. My informant is laying his bets on Canada. So far as Stefansson's claim to Wrangel's Island itself is concerned, the State Department at Washing- ton, is apparently determined to question Canada's claim. The State Department claims that the Island belongs to _the United States. This Man Could Not Walk a Mile WILLIAM GRAHAM SHOUTS THE PRAISES OF DODD'S KID- NEY PILLS. L5. Hurt in 1919 He Searched in Vain for the Remedy He Needed Till He Started to Use Dodd's Kidney Pills. Lindsay, Ont., April 17th. (Special.)—Mr. William Graham, who lives at 162 Queen St. here, is shouting the praises of Dodd's Kid- ney Pills. And when he tells the reason why the story is truly won- derful. I was hurt in 1919, Mr. Graham states, "the nerves in niy left leg and arm were 'paralyzed. I was in such shape I could not walk a mile. I could not go out at night as I would be sure to fall over. "I tried eleven doctors and used different liniments but got no benefit. Then 1 started to use Dodd's Kidney Pills and they did me a lot of good. Now I can walk fifteen miles. I re- commend Dodd's Kidney Pills to all sufferers." Dodd's Kidney Pills put the kidneys in shape to strain all the impurities out of the blood. That .means pure blood. Pure blood means good circula- tion and that means new strength carried to all parts of the body. Ask your neighbors if Dodd's Kid- ney Pills do not make strong, healthy kidneys. A CAMPAIGN TO KEEP AMERI- CAN FARMER AT HOME Commenting upon Canada's im- migration problem, the New York Post suggests editorially that Canada must look to the United States for the farmers who are to develop her Western lands. The permanent rise in - American Land 'prices due to the war should send many farmers' sons and renters northward, the newspaper believes. `Canada does not cane for any ex- cept rural settlers," the newspaper continues. "In the Province of Man- itoba and Saskatchewan atone there are 16,000,000 fertile acres within easy reach of the railways and the lands which wait only 'farm develop- ment before railways are pushed into them are almost limitless. The chief hope of Canada for mere farmera must lie in immigration from our Western States." The expressed belief of Thomas Genet, Commissioner of Immigration that "not less than 148,000 new set- tlers will arrive in Canada this year," is tantamount to a prediction that at least 50,000 more immu•granta than in the past year will arrive during Can- ada's fiscal year commencing April 1st. Approximately 90,000 immi- grants came to Canada in the gov- ernment year closed this week, com- pared with 148,500 in the previous fiscal year.. This latter is the largest number 8f new arrivals in 'the Dominion for any one year since 1914. In epite'of the Commisskener'S ep- notice, 01 „Ithe over 0 Plirhr Night or Day 119 d 2601 d fo flreepebeoit niareg Of Trench s wed -famousnrepo onforapueppsspr sad trematrnona "°oi°°rsRLtwho aali<oso- "s aMbc 79 a St.& Thee ads Miserable By , 'bIS• Troubie "FRUIT 4 jiVES" Relieves It What ls'Ysdjgestion and.. what pauses it'? 4A'you know, solid food must be ohyaged into a liquid by the stomach befose.It can be taken up as nourishment bythe blood. The stama0 acts as a chug . It is covered by a strong, muscular coat and lined -with a soft, 1 delicate membranevyhieh secretes the Gastric Juice which digests or dissolves solid. food. . When food enters the stomach, the muscular coat squeezes and presses the food from end to end, or churns it, with the gastric juice to dissolve or digest It. But—if the stomach muscles are weak—or if the dissolving fluid Is poor orinsufficient —then food cannot be digested properly and you have Indigestion. FRUIT•A-'flVES" is the most wonder- ful medicine in the world for strengthening the stomach muscles and providing an abundance ofpare, full strength dissolving fluid to completely digest every meal. "FRUjT-A-TI VES" does this because it keeps the kidneys ace ve, the bowels regular and the blood pure, which insures pure Gastric Juice. "FRUIT-A-TIVES" will correct your Indigeatlon or Dyspepsia and enable you to enjoy every meal. Try it. 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25e. At all dealers or sent postpaid by• Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. timism Winnipeg business interests have begun to (hear reports that in- dicate a slowing down of the Ameri- can farmer movement into Canada, which is likely to put a serious crimp in the West's hopes of renewed set- tlement from this source. Through their colonization depart- ments the Canadian railways, here, are pursuing an energetic eannpaign for farmer settlers from the United States, and while it is reported that a considerable number of American farmers will come to the Dominion this season to "spy out the land"— taking advantage of the one fare trip which the roads are offering— it is byno means certain a: that the def- inite immigration will reach any sub- stantial size this year. An emissary of the Winnipeg Tribune who has been travelling through the neighbor- ing states to determine the probable extent of the American -farmer -invas- ion of the, "o airie provinces, finds that organized' apposition to this mi- gration from the border states is de- veloping. Already the small towns of Minnesota, the Dakotas and Iowa, jealous of their flitting population are organizing community clubs. These clubs have their centres in the towns but the membership is essen- tially agrarian, and .the avowed aim of the clubs is to retain farmers of the community. G. C. Porters writing in the Winni- peg Tribune from Fargo, North Da- kota, says of the operations of these "community clubs:" "If a member !learns of a farmer who is contemplating going north of the line, the fact is at once reported to the executive committee. At once the man is looked up. Why is he going? What does be need to keep him at home?; If .he can't get ibis lease renewed, provided he is a ten- ant farmer and is• moving for that reason to 'Canada, it is the comlmit- tees business to skirmish around and try to find a farm that be can lease. Does he want to buy? It is the com- mittee's business to examine into the sn:an's qualifications, If he is the de- sirable type, .the meareot small bank takes up his case and a farm is found for him and financed by the men of YOUNG WOMEN WHO SUFFER Letter Points Way Towards Relief—Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound • Toronto, Ontario.—"I suffered from the time 1 was' a school -girl until I had taken your medicine with pain 111 my left aide and w ith cramps, grow- ing worse each year until I was all run down. I was so bad at times that I was unlit for work. I tried several doe - tete and patent medicines and was only relieved for a short time. Some of the doctors- wanted to have an operation bat my father objected. Finally I learned through my mother of Lydia E. Plnitham's Vegetable Compound and how thankful I am that I tried It. 1. am relieved from pain and cramps -,and feel as if it has saved my life. You may use my ,htitter to help other women as I am glad.to, recommend the medicine"— Mo. 13. A. • GoornitaR, 14 Rockville .,Asa., Toronto, dntarlo. > dls SL Pinkhatlia's Private Text, .Ripon "Ailments, Peculiar to Walineli' will cont to 1'ou requeet. Write to The Ly' litetillidne 'MO.,i beet coati lftViatbM1Sw WO 1''a9'i9;;K, {, twot e P at oitiv-Oft. Ward rafter int $0 started." MAYBE ADAM LAUGHED AT e c THESE. • Anything ,to Oblige—Old 1•a4y,•'><p. newsboy--,1"You don't elltew tobacco, do you, (little boy?" ,Newale—"No, mum., but I can give yer'a cigarette if you want one."=— k`•iaminlgo. No Need to Worry.—+Insulted maid- en; "Oh, sir, catch that marl He tried to kiss site." No Rude Hallo Here.—In Japan, When the subscriber rings up, .the op- erator may be expected to ask, "What number does the honorable sen of the moon; and stare desire?" "tiHohik two -three." (Silence. Their the exchange re- sumes: 'Wi11 the Honorable person graci- ously forgive the inadequacy of the insignidieant service and permit this humble slave of the wire to inform biter that the never-to-besufiiciently- censured line is busy?" --Far Seas. (DIGGING FOR DIAMONDS On the banks of the Vaal river, extending for perhaps 150 miles, dwell a number of people who follow the precarious occupation of digging for diamonds.. In this work one gen- erally has g partner—,a 'chosen re- liable pal—brut before beginning op- erations the following conditions must be complied with: First hav- ing decided where to begih opera- tions, the digger applys through the local magistrate for a license. He has to answer many questions and 'his name is posted up in official places for a period of three weeks. If no objection is raised during that period and the diamond detective staff approves, he is given a digger's license. He next applies to the claim inspectof for a claim license. Claims vary in size and ,may be approximately 80x80 feet. At low water some are pegged in the river bed itself, while others are on the higher ground on the banks. The diamonds are found in the gravel, which extends -in depth from three feet to twenty feet and the simplest explanation of Bow the prec- ious stones are there is—volcanic eruption. The claim having been pegged, tent erected, picks .Arid shovels pro- cured, and also foodstuffs, generally consisting of Boer meal (flour), tin- ned meats, coffee, tea and sugar—all those can be bought at the local store— the next point is native labor. The river abounds in "skilled Kaf- fir boys who have perhaps worked all their lives. They are wonderfully quick at spotting a atone, and can be engaged at a weekly wage of $2.50 end their food. The boys get to work at removing large boulders, and working the gravel to one end of the claim. The rotary .machine comes in 'here for dealing with the gravel; .this is a circular iron tank ten feet in diam- eter, three feet deep, with a vertical arae to which are connected two horizontal arms, from which protrude several iron prongs. A quantity of gravel having been placed inside the tank, which .is almost filled to the top with water, the two handles which protrude from the tank are manned and when these are turned the iron arms, revolving, keep the whale ,mass moving. The object of this is to clean the gravel. After sorting, the diamonds should be right on top in the centre of the heap. Presuming that the digger makes a find, 'his first duty is to enter into a regester, full ,particulars—namely, date of discovery, size, weight, color, name of buyer, and price obtained. Buyers attend on certain days, their arrival being announced by the 'hoisting of a flag at the local store, each buyer having a distinctive col- ored flag'. NEWEST NOTES OF SCIENCE An attachment has been invented that converts a beer pump into la soda fountain. Paris and Prague have been linked by a new telephone service by way of Zurich. The government of Lithuania has ordered the use of Russian weights and measures abandoned and the metric system substituted. A new sun shade for antomobi"1' es tolls .like a window shade when idle and its braces fold down along the sides of the windshield. The Danish government is planning to erect •a wireless station at Copen- hagen for direct communication with the United States. Per thawing frozen drains a powder composed of chemicals which generate heat on coming in contact with water has been invented. English interests that are planning an aerial passenger service to Austra- lia are figuring on covering tihe dis- tance in.seven days. 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