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, , �i. I .I -, QUACK REMEDIES able cancer into one- for Whiell, notih_ been re ,tam means -business in the Par East, feaddirg inside the wrecked ats.
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11111 . TIZare 18 a 109i0n Of "cancer Cures." to the doctor too late'. . I I �
1,�t'V lso., ceivied. "Now," I said, 'I should like it will Ibo tbo late.' . I boats. I 0 1 � F
ss. I : 11.�_;-, I - Me are Put '_fbrVard `bY un�,SeruPu It is not the ignorant " . Japan Is daill1g. I often disturbed big crabs, somp of I
61 I lous pidrsons, greedy for Money. Oth- alone who to ask you, if,.atter hearing what I - The industrialization - an essent- .., ,, � I I
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�, I .1 Pursue the will-o-the�wlaplof the can,- have to say about cancer, is youirfear ially agricultural Country 4as carried st Along with British' dill�aidfnaughts them a foot across,oand lolbst&� 26 1 .. . � * 9
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.1 py ' �! ore are -exploited by the ignorant who I cer -'cuxW'. ; � eaming In -to the China Sea there inches or so long. I found so6T.es of I I I
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.. , J'l . -have been ' led to believe that the` unt only among t4e uneducated and There was a unanimous dissent to lems with which Westeru countries being built in United, States ,ship- eight feet 10M all. busily feeding. :. .
1, � � ,.--have a cure. A cure for cancer may unintelligent, but among the -well-od- anything of :Vhe, kind. The o "ej . � .
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, �0�1� vary f a, the harmless w0m n have had to grapple during the last Yard's with sIxteemilich guns, match- They give one a bit of a I . 4 -
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- . il,�' sorrel or violet leaveg or molasses , and is a motto among ,those Vbo are in- of pertinent questions about cance entury. But Japan jumped with- a ing the pride of the .1apariese navy. - The greatest depth to which 'Miller . I" -14.4 1 .
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;,- . . . . r singleleap, into the industrial age, � She TW, then-, was -the very last min- went to -reach subma nes was '2-lu . . I
,�` . .. . a host of ,others, to the hdg4ly injui- terested in the. problem Of cancer: and evinced the stron ' . I! I I
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',�� dous made of taxtar emetic,'arseuic It is - "Fight Cancer tli Knowl 1. rn n a hortest possible time, trated intonalty,, . �
. lt,'��, and sulphate of zinc. Some are tak- edge.,, I the information they could. Nei- _ taken. Rising Sun was in imminent on handsand knees in, a mile field in -
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. .!:,�, special appkiances. -test indication that a five families of fabulou§ ered C ll 4 ne ae government ture stories. Creeping among all t $ .
11. pills, ointments, Pastes, Plasters and Them was - scarcely a dent made in been the 411gh ve sup rpo, r
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-,� Al I Qualified medical men have been 30 Years ago, Anti -tuberculosis Socie- cancer, induced cancer6phobla. us action In Sbang- sorts of shellfish, huge Conger eels al arquis
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6 � or othertype -of cure. So-called elee- ill the -control -of the Whit& Plague. -lug in that they Offer -high hope Ing, selling, -shipping, banking, this patriotism.- And while ,the industrial breast -deep in swirling sea plants, ,� I -
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. 1.,�� trical qpplIano@,s_are included in the Kno,4edge Of the magnificent re- to the victim if .he or she 'has, been l,ittlia clique of finance barons has boa Wellington County boy under twenty,
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- � gained from the early treatment taken in hand sit an early stage Of been 'controlling the Diet and ruling 'getting too much glory out of this lonieliness and danger. All the coudi- went to Eddie Shannon, of Cliffiard. I r . .
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7; " mass, injections of vaAous matters in- couragt� in the fight against tins d,ead� this happy condition ot things. . e T. Eaton. Trophyl for the beat plowed
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1".... 0", But things have changed. Japan ing run by the Japanese. on board the U-boats was., indicated was Invaded by a CrOw,d Of 45,000 .' , , I
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I �,,: - . �ary of the Ontario Royal CommissioD, cures., On the contraxy he has much Readers ,desiring the compiet,D sot is Confronted With higher trade bar- Monopoly ca 'talis. 'wants. peace-, 'by the fact that -as Miller I ente people* tlh�a, biggest oriowd� in -the his- I
.ff on Cancer, he had l"urldrOds 'Of these to lose by the waste of time involved, ,of Dr- McCullough's Cancer artides riers ahroad, and With rising Taw -ma- to be, ,sure. 13 P1 ,red, t4x� tory oi the -Plowing match.. Th I . ta- I. I
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1. - case the inventor was looking forr League of Calladti, 105 Bond' Street, of the Japaries e t th, margin irr ab
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" money. In no case was he or she Toronto, Ont. tirely dependent on, foreign, key ma- nation ,Chooses the latter, giving the petitive sod-turming, with boys enter- : J, f T.
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, I that the cure might scientifically be . . -0 terials. As a consequence, retail army a free hand to blast away at while -attempting to make his escape in t inter -county junior match ,_ . -
�7 prices at home have -gone up, brin ,Trn,nkdnd"s Inellowest, m . leceiving the greatest sup -
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1".111 . � . an ,official chapter of, secret his- wreck. . be wasteful to apply a complete ter- A .
?. , � � . I I ally has turned into ,an independent tory az exciting as ,any pieCe of seii- 'By command of King George Mil- ,tilizer in- the fall, that is, .one con- �
",,*,I . l . Power, challenging tYcoons aa,6. poll- slational fiction. In 1914 - there was lei- wene with his wife one nl�rliing taining, nitrogen in add4ftiou -to the. � .
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11 "I', , � , . . � I . I tici;�ns. The army's Putach of Febru- in the -n.,avy , diver named F. C. mii- to Duckingibam Palace. At His Ma- phosphoric acid and potash, as most � .
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I I . I., � - -1 - I ary, 1936,. was significant. These ler, who had been found, to be very j,sty's request, Miller related the (� - .
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.`.�,: . farmer -son soldiers had come from Proficient, full of cool Courage, fear- citing sto;�y of his exploits,,'much as nlatio'n before plant
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"o". . , . . -44s,trps,sed -rural areas, leavi'ng -a poor less and able to -withstand atmos- lie has told it to- me. to which Flis I
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, . most men. He had been diving in- The King bestowed upon him two . I
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� I Ith the wealth, displayed. by the fin- structor at Whale Islair<1, and lie soon decorations and complimented him "This World is good�," shouted, the . � "..
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, %,... . I anciers. Their revolt was a simple attracted the attention of his super. upon his unfailing bravery.
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1�`� � . 0 .. � . to collapse because no major soc,,'al things.,, I ) k
4 . . . . One -day it occurred, to the Admir- - . Sailor On; the reax): ii"Can you age
;111 I 11 � I ,was back of it., The families back alty to send down Diver TVIMer t,-.) a . I I
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, 1.:��. ons. 1 c event was indicative.- of the present. tain apparatus ,on board. Miller de- .
W,r,: . e 'S struggle, w,h.ich is not a sfruggle be- ,acended, to tl�e subm Poor, Seed Crops , ,a
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1_1.: . , 11 ,� . .� twee'n peasant and, industrial produc- a great hole In the
6 I . . - . . hull and witth the As a result -of the.extren e d,Y.E!s-s 0 : A I 11".
-,"6 . .. I or -they are too far from ,each other aid of his, Powerful electric ]amp . .. .
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�11 I - ., ters, This be forced oDen, and dis- axe the -poorest in'many years. In a . I - -
C , , . Al,l ,the army wants is to rule. But covered an i,ron box, which he t fact, total failures are repoirted, over - - -
,� I the Only justificati . OOR -
�,Al� on for military rule 'to the surface. It contain large arleas, of Ontario --and Quebec I . � I � I
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'ml. � . army must Produce victories it which normally produce large 'quanti- . I J 1�
I .11"" " . . I 0 it delight of -the officers .'when, they re- ties of clover seed. This is particu- "
1, . I . I es Wallis to keep in, Power. And- ftl- alized that the books co LONDON and WINGH" ..
: .... .., � 1. though the industrialists are benefit. - urtained, two larly true of alsike in Ontario and .1 I
,�,�, I secret .codes u -sed' in I he Ge South I
zl,, - . - riman i ed clover in Quebec. - For Canada as, ;, .
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1 .14,. . I . ft�g capacity, ,their ideas about econ- to (:;�mmunicate -with the Higth Seas tion is not wEpected, to e ,
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, �. . , . . . - .� while the loose shoots were cj�lllt. of normal, while alsike will be Blyt, . ..........
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� P.ii�. I . . .. in 19"' ly three days before. Londesboro ................. 2.30' . . .
I - It." . . there was such am, alarming flight ot� Because of its, deep rooted I
;� ". . tharav- Clinton ......... � ........... I
,,,, . Mffler�s exploit at once I &09. .
, �i, .: I ed. to the ter, alfalfa resisted last year's drought i .4
�, I capital., out of Japan that state control formation of a spe Dr�lcefleld .................... 3.2�7 -
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" .. �, I : to proceed to ,any point on, the BTI- has b,6',e,n harvested in Ontaxio. There Exeter '. 1 3.41 .
�, Help the Lions Hel ' 'Others , . Since thell th-ings,' 'have grown tish coast near 'which an enemy sub� has been little seed, however from I_ *.*. --. - - R -_-
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I ,g�' I " moving'toward orgaW7,ation. Indus- A f-,da,Ys later a U-boat was. sunk A fair crop of sweet clover seed. is ' 11 A -M. I . ;.
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1 Om last year Brucefleld .. .. 11.00
111,41� . big 239 babies an hourl--had to be showed oilly a small hole into which there will be no Shortage of see& (d Clinton . ..... *.*.* * * * " * " * " *
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�,!,.,.; .1 it was Nossible to crawl, whereup- this kin& * I I
, I I,' . � pradu�o and export as quickly as ie- on Mill 1 Londesboro, . .... *,.* ., ., * * , * , * .... 12.04
"I ��'. i. � mitt-aricea were ,due for their raw ma- of the co eddled to blast -off the. top I ,1"_ �- ....
1. additional funds with which He, had, taken I .
.1. ... . lining tower. \1 - -_ ---. � Blyth ........................ 12.13
. 1 41- 1 . terials. Gold reserves, already thin, down with him a guncotton. ,charge, . I t�
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"'. I them The yen was on the Point Of and the body Of a G � n ea an Go-derich _ . , . I
� . t"t � -,, . '' collapsing; Japan on the erma 8 M gus last week. Although- the weather .......... 6.40 2.30
, 11p. -11 I I I � . vorge� . Of 'w5tb his hg�id above the top of the was ,not (too favorable, 25,000 spiecta, Clinton ,.
P, I 11 __ - __ � . . . I I catastrophe, � . .............. 7.03 9.00 f 1. 1�
, _ rt; , lower, as illough. pqeTIng put Climb- tors were on brand the second, day
w 11 _ - . . I Seatorth .............. 7.17 3.16. I -
� . . Inflation would spell disaster for Ing Into the vessel, he pusbe-d*Wmaelf whoh- 2a6 elitrountv pairticipated. .
� 111 I I IIIIIIIIIIII[ ��� Japan because the whole economic among the impriaon9d c . John Capton,-'Of 081fimtehen Indian
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�, g'q, " ` , . �- . . 11 built up on the- Process -of Manufac" Ound. him, attract- West , .. 1.
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� �� 1. - I .. . ed probably by ,the- air In his ,dress, Mitchell .............
I w i /� I 11, .:, . turdlig foreign raw. the,decond ,day,. Ile was 11.06 9.28
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, �11 . �c I JJUDHn ............... 11.14 9.36 , . ,� V
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i .1.1 cannot be bought with, a Yen any fur. Yards before he Could search the 16,
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% I , S111 ., ; . ent rate of exchange. But was It ab- box, ,and -with Considerable difficulty, ino" from Y n . S Ooderich ...... � ...... 12jog 1025
1- 19 'If ... � I., � �,? . I 90141telY ne6essary to buy these raw managed'to get dt outside the wreck, I �J
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�.j,. ., _'� , Y, : I ,materials abroadf If one could -get 147 tOaM9 Welie entered in the events ' ' .
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,,r. " "", I.;,!, . ot . en ro, signal to haul up . . . The box con- f � . C -P ABLE e 1,
�: .,�� .. .... � . . . 110 Much the better. There wag. �',Tiorth tatn,ed a set of new codes, an Oxen completed, ,the fledd. ,The com- Eal5t . I . . . I
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y � . I I ; Orth M H6917Y HaMMOnd', 93 -Year-old, Haldi- Moftet .... ................ .
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