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GREEN TEA
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The little leaves and tipsfrom him
mountain tea. gardens, that are used
in 5ALADA► are much finer in flavor
Manatee*" Gunpowder or japan. Trsit.
A •It1111way etecord,
Last. year only one passenger one
ret.then railway lines In Great Britaina
wagee killed and consequently that
country can shim the wt10rrd leader-
Alp
eader-ah p b, railway safety. That record,
which was equalled in 1909, has twice
been beaten, however, .for in .the
years 1901 and 1908, . trot a single
passenger was killed. One million;,
Seven hundred thousand passengers
are eneried by the reilwaya annually
in great Britain, iso the average is
e Arent* ly high. In the British
Isles, the railways lay , like a web
over the land, and the people use
them much as we use a street car
System. There ista, constant -change
of passengers even on A short run,
fey -people fromefine town do their
shopping inxthe.next, and so on, and.
• elflldren often travel from a dumber
of •hamlets and 'villages to a largo
Simple Mixture. Makes
• Stomach • Teel: Fine
town, for higher education. The
trains etre very swift, and the„great
er number of. rune very short.
Spy's Son to Haug
The name of Trlbitach Lincoln,
which was familiar at a period In
the great war when, he wag exposed
es .a spy, is again figuring in news-
paper despatches.' His son, John
Ignatius Tribitsch Lincoln was con-
victed in London courts of a niur-
der of a brewery traveller and sett-
tensed to be hanged. The British
Home Secretary ` has now received
an "appeal from the father to atay _
the execution until he can return
from the .east in order to see his
son before his death. London '1s
speculating about what will be done
for. elder Lincoln,' who was de-
ported fieim Great Britain. cannot
enter the country unlesa the Home
Secretary gives him a permit.
Simple buckthorn- bark, glycerine, e
etc., as mixed in Adlerikti, often helps
stomach trouble in 'TEN minutes by
removing 'GAS. Brings out a sure
prising amount of 'old waste matter
you never thought was in your say
-
tem,. Stops, that full, bloated feeling'
and nukes yon happy and cheerful. .
Excellent for chronic a nstipation.
Adleraka works QUICK and delight-
fully easy. CAMPBELL'S ' DlttWG
STORE.
Check That Cough
At Once
If You Don't
Yet May Birt Sem
Too slouch rtrcys cannot be placed on
the feet : that on the first teen of s.
eoagh or void it should he gotten rid
of aanneiliately, es.failure to do so
stay eau* years of suffering from agate
serious lung trouble. •
You may be sorry if you don't takt.
our advice surd get rid of your cough
or cold by using
Dr. Wood's,.
Norway
Pince
Syrup
This preptnetion hes been on the
market for the past .i7 years, and is
acknowledged, by all those who have
Med. . it, to be the .hest medicine they
ran peruse for ttie relief of their
coughs end eelds. `'
•,You don't experiment when you buy
it, but be tars you get the genuine
that is put up by Tho T. Milburn co.,
Limited. Toronto. Ont.
Hon. C. A. Dunning,
Premier of Saskatchewan,wbo is
to stand for election in .Regina in
order to enter the Federal eabinet .of.
Premier MacKenzie King.
Dunning Goes to Ottawa
Hon. 'Charles Dunning, Premier
of Saskatchewan,has been nppoint
ed to the Portfolio of : Railways in
t) a Dominion government and as a
consequence will resignhis. provin
sial honors in order io run in n
by-eleetion in Regina 'to secure a
sent le the Dominion 1-Iouse. This
move is part of Premier hiaeltenzie
king's policy of reconstruction,
which he began when he was , :re•
turned .in the Prince Albert •by
election. The constituency of.
Internal and External Pains
ars prornpU relieved by
SDs THOMAS' ECLE�CTRIC 01 1.
THAT IT HAS SEEN SOLO FOR NEARLY piny YEAnR
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income and earning compound interest—
you will find not ontyy a great comfort and
protection in en e nergeney, but a ready fund
to enalblc you to take advantage of business
opportunities.
. The Bank of Montreal welcomes small -
savings accounts, and it offers you service
as well as safety in cottnesction with your
account.
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THE ctODERICS STAR
Regina is very largely Liberal aaai
Progressive in sentiment, and there
is little doubt but that Mr. II+itnt,iag
will be returned with a subatenlal
nssjority if an opponent i ; named to
contest the seat with him. The
Ssskatebewan Premier is one of the ,
ablest politicians of Western ('an -1
oda. ,
May Restore Thruae
China is contemplating the restoor-
ation of the monarchy. as the only
solution for the . problems of that
eaiuntry. The Boy -Emperor wbo
lives in seclusion in Pekin and calls
himself Henry, may be called upon
to act as a centre around which will
rally the Chinese forces who are
seeking to bring order out ,of chaos.
Archbishop Passes
The successor of the late Cardinal
Begin, Archbishop Roy, did,, not long
survive to enjoy his honors„but pair •
sed away on Sunday, Feb. list, after
a long and painful illness. He has
been suffering from cancer of the
intestines and 'was in hospital suf-
fering from the disease when Card-
inal Begin, died last July.
° An Escaped Slave
Mount Salem, East Elgin, has a
quaint old character int,loyd Graves
who celebrated his hundred and
second birthday., few day; ago. He
was one of those slaves who escaped
from their owners in the south be.
fore the Civil war in the United
States and made their way to Can-
ada, where' hundreds of the unfortun-
ate creature's sought .refuge. He
,till ante ascaretaker of -the Mount
Salem school.
A Royal Engagement
The engagement is about to he an-
nounced, it is. reported, of the Ring's
third son, Prince Henry, to a Scot-
tish girl, • Lady Mary Scott, a daugh-
ter of the Duke and Duchess of Buc-
cleugh. Prince' Henry is twenty-six,
and the tallest of the rout princes.
Lady Mary, who is twenty years of
age, is a girl with a love of out-
doorsports and la- said to be very
merry and has a gift for ;r.•ntertain-
ing. The young people have been
friends from childhood and in . the
past year or two Prince Henry has
spent a lot of time with the Biwa
cleugh family.
New, "Messiah” Conning
The new "Messiah” Krishna/wird
who is said by the Order of the Star
of the East to be like Jesus in that
he spoke wisdom at the age of twe"1't"e
and now at the age of thirty begins
his divine mission, is about to leave
India for England, where he was
educated. Eventually he will come
to Canada, reports say.
. Tripletsi Montreal .
Mr. and Ars. Adrien . Petry, Mon-
treal, have just had triplets ridded to
their family. .The triplets are all
boys and are staking good progress.
Mr. and Mrs. Patry were nierried in
101'1 and have had eleven children,
nine of . whom are living.' - Twins
were born in1924.. -
Will Our Bars rosy ''
A Viennese ear spe li:tt -•declares
that before long .human beings will
have elephant shaped ears ' because
of the . increase • of sound . on the
streets of big cities. He also warns
women who now.•Wea- their hair over
their ears . that their grandchildren
wilI. be -forced to Conti pie that* style
of hair dressing because . their ears.
will be so .unsightly.
RubberDeT mand Grows
The demand for rubber . is increas-
ed at the rate of fifty to' sixty thou-
sand tons annually, • a British report
show., and restrictions or no restric-
lions, the supply will scarcely be agile stations"
ohn Smith
ICapyright 1925 by
Tke Ulhaies Feature Service)
THURSDAY, MARCII 3th, ltd.
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and
"`° One Month
alio Till Easter
No -'17: CuttitrG Out Stations so well that when WGAS came on
A light in the e Ravage. the ether again the two stations had changeei
evening was thgsr enough ther, places so fax as clarity gore-. While
something was wrong with the radio, both stations were supposed to be
t
It was obvious Smith couldn't get I havon e been a e sante wave
lighte variation thereth I ea
what he wanted over the air. set is selective enough the finest of
"I want to hear those speeches as1
much as anybody," Smith admitted variatianit can be detected provided
when I stepped into the garage and i one oT the stations is not a local.
told him that he was missing treat. ` It didn' take Smith long to start
rove
"But how am I going to hear +ii HIT oualy lslittinearned the #tondo in s tuat onons as he hads like
while WGAS 'le otr the very same this, but -he added the . feature of
wave length." #. plugging in the earphones tempor-
"That ought to be easy enough to arily so as to be able to detect the
solve," I suggested. "What do yea mires of the changes he made.
think you've got a radio set for Soon he had WHIT so that he. could
Smith put the bottle of body polish hear what was being said, and fad -
back on the *belt and switched off ing on the part of WGAS helped
the light It was °plain that he lei! materially. In other words, Smith
going to take me up on-thepxoliesi- was actually capitalising the short- -
tion, so I went ahead of him jute the comings' of radio- transmission for 'his -
house and switched on the battery own benefit.
charger befoz'e he entered •she living That's headwork in radio recept-1
room.
"The real thing won't come on fez. Next Week, No. 18: From Radio to.
an hour or so," I explained. 414 bile Audio.
we're putting our heads together on (Copyright 1925 by The Ullman
this proposition it might be a good Feature Service)
idea to give the storage battery just,
two 'more amperes: Every, little • bit , A . .. _ ...
helps when you're cutting out ata-
bone,"•• • and dada. After everyone did just- erland, the Home Readers, to Percy.
"That doesn't sound logical to r Boys' 4 ice to the delightful spread prepared Sheardown the school beige. Mr. II.
me," Smith argued. "The louder I. �� ""' e'r by the mothers. of the boys, a pro- Salkeld spoke a 'few words en behalf
get WHIT the more WGAS. will
drown it out"
"Yes. but if your batteries are.
No time like the present to order your Easter Suit
or Light Top Coat
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EDITORIAL
low." • I answered, "you may get The Political Future few words were also spoken. by, Ariz- part well, and would be a ';redit to'
WGAS and nothing else, I should
The n1Ay0r of an Ontario city re- old McConnell, mentor of the Beevor; (Continued on page i) ,
grain was given. • The address of of .the fathers. After the program
welcome was given by Chief Ranger the boys and dads'indulged in .a few
Bill Paltridge,. who also presided. A genies.. The boys certainly did their
prefer to have them both reasonably cently bemoaned the fact that his Trail Rangers of Knox church. jack
laud because then we can try using community took more interest in the
the loop aerial for directional effect boys' parliament elections than in Square; Mr. Stonehouse, mentor of
and experiment a little .with other municipal affairs. Taxis -Square; Mr, Long, nasistaof
things I have in mind." • ' • • -As we" look at the question this mentor; Mi. Rein, superintendent of
This gave.him a new -picture of speaker must surely be a confirmed the School.. Mr. TrailAM. ers,
the thing, .and at once suggested the pessimist, for instead of bemoaning the Sunday, mentor to the Rangers,
Rob -
advisability of pressing into use the the fact, he should, as a citizen ori explained various .phases of•tho C. S.
spare set of"B" batteries which .he terested in the future of his .nation, E. T.
program. A review ofsthe
always has on hand for getting dist- be . rejoicing indeed. No. ,one with a work done .by the Tecumselis since
ant or.difficult stations. The only . knowledge of the.statistics of the the 4one .old thein group was
reason he hadn't made this move subject will challenge the statement byvery well�toldtBert Leach. An
earlier was because he felt it would that interest- in•^civic•-affairs'in Can- given by Percy Sheardown, and a
,be' useless, since the station he did ada is on the decline, but. rather, may very interesting story ' was told by
not want woultj 'come in just that be improving to some little.extent. dim Sutherland. Albert Balser, cap -
interesting
At the same time, on one will debate faun of the Trail Rangers' hockey
Smith displayed a little radio skill the' point that by more than any team, explained what the boys had
by nbt trying to. hook up one good other single force, democracy is to- done so Inc this season. A feature
'B" battery with one of the run day endangered by the sad lack of of the. evening was the presenting of
down ones• Ile just wired in • the public interest on the part of citizens badges by Rev. G. F. Clarke, to. Carl-
good see and : set aside the old, : Re- as a' whole. Is it not gloriously pro ton .Wessell the bade to. Jinn Seth -
badges
ception is noisy when old batteries phetic of the political future when ' badge;
are connected with new, and that the ..teen -aged boys of today—the • . A (�
sort of inefficiency. isn't at a'1 necee- voters of tomorrow --can elect their GAINED 10 POUNDS
sary, When Smith is just listening representatives to parliament :sup- •�
in -en a local station he, can. easily ported by the active interest of not
use ups the old batteries by substitat- only their fellows but oy Canadians
Purves, pretor of the Maitland Tuxis ,
�noiny wa:•
ing them for -,the good ones fox the at large`?. I8•this nota concrete hi-
time being
deaden that by the next decade, the That's going some—but .skinny
The next step was to find out the percentage of ot3zens caste -44.111m - ,
position of the 'interfering stations ballots will indeed be very material- men, women and children just can't
and their mileage .from ,tlte. Smith ly increased? help putting' on good healthy flesh
set. . This developed the fact that * * . * when they take McCoy's Cod Liver
.Extract Tablets. ;
Chock full of vitamines--the' kind
guttering that the • loop aerial would Father and Son Week One is the that are extracted from the livers of
IN. 22 DAYS
the stations' were directly opposite This week we are publislung'.,t ri ,-
to each other which meant that,as- i terestxn . items i
,a g n connection with
pick' thein `up, changing the direction . Father and Son Sund y observed in the cod—the kind that are a real help
loop p g and the other
the loather
in which the ointed ,would not Dungannon
have altered the conditions. • : and Son Banquet of the Tecumseh men and women. •
This looked like the last straw, Trail Rangers. " These will be found Tri' these sugar coated tasteless
but as a matter of feet it was just under the -heading of C. S. E..T. tablets for so days -i€ they don't
e mope c .
to frail, rundown, anaemic, . skinny
r
Men's Sweater
Coats and Pullovers
At Reduced Prices
.i
2 dozen 'Men's all `
Wool Jumbo .knit
Sweaters,: in pure
White, Fawn,
Grey and 'Red
clearing out at
$3.d•5
Men's It -Neck Si licit
ers, all sizes, clear.
mg out at , .
• $1.95
Men's 1°litllover Sweat
ers in Heavy double
knit,in Brown -or-
Blue- .
Clearing oat at
one of the things that was to help; News. help great ly g t youry ba k $1.19
It led us to the conclusion that ; we 'One woman gained • ten pounds in
had better switeh in the big ointside . ' C. S. E. T. NEWS
. twenty-two days. Sixty tablets, six-
Id/ -
aerial and attempt to get both to a first Father an Son Bouquet six-
ty Ask any druggist for Id/ -
y Cod Liver Extract Tablets:
tions as clearly as possttle first, even of the Tecumseh Trail Rangers was Directions and formul on each box �.
if they.' conflicted: Little .by little, held a ,, M•
,��
therefore,we 9 ere. reaching x: point Tuesday evening of last week, "Get McCoy's the original and .gee-!
where ay Butting :out f WG4S
and was: attended by about forty' sons eine,"
would have to,.be a matter of tuning.
"Maybe I aught to have one , of -
those wave traps," Smith said.. "1
itnderstaand they're pretty good for
cutting out the noise. from spark
transmitters and the high-powered.
to keep up with the demands which "Yes, but WGAS isli'ta local sta.'
tion and if you trap its wave sou will
trap . WHIT as well,' I replied.
"You ought to have a wave: trap, to •
be sure, but it isn't needed tonight.
I think this job is. going to be bead- �`
work more than anything else."
Smith became deeply absorbed in
the job as the time for the epeeches
drew near and as I switched .off the
.harger, but he grew' a little uneasy
when I' tuned in on WGAS >so sharply .
that one scarcely could hear W1:IIT'S
preliminary program. •
now•
' in sight. When . Europe re-
covers from its depression 'tl,e de-
ninnd will increase again.
•
'Our Legacy' from the War
('anada's annual outlay upon the
items due entirely to the Great War
amounts to forty-five million , dol-
lars, though this year that auni
nearly three hundred thousand dol-
lars .less. than It. was- last; year, au-
. cording to a report of the auditor
general. •
.. We 11 just hold WGAS until this
While the Children Startle ' selection is finished," I explained.
In two years Russia will be ex- Then they'll announce, and while the
Posting half a billion bushels of, orchestra is getting ready for the 1
wheat . a. Russian delegate told the next number therell be a quiet nioni-
International wheat ent in which we can tune sharply for =
poo} conference 1yHIT„
in St. Paul, Minn., recently. „This To his surprise the plan eueceeded
year. he declared, . the Russians will
export two hundred million bushels.
However, lash year much the same
predit tions were made, but - failed to
materialize, and at home the Rua-
sians are dying in •the city- Atreets- for
want of food, and hordes of their
'teen age children are living like ani -
male. Thousands of them have be.
eome bandits in order to were food
to keep body -and soul together. Thu
picture of Russia exporting wheat in
return for gold. while the children
. starve is net a consoling one.
Abolishing Religion
Like Russia, Mexico has set about
to abolish religion. By the consti-
tution which was adopted nine years
present over an attack tri tde upon a
small British ship twenty miles 'off'
the coast of the United States by a
U.S..natal 4_ ressel,....alleged to have
been the Seneca. The Eastwood, the
British schooner, put into Lunenburg
badly . damaged by gun fire and
claims to have been hit seventy
times. The captain of the Seneca
denies the bombardment ns stten
uously as the captain of the East-
wood maintains his accusation.
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Inattr•ed Their Bealne
Two partners in a Pittsburg build-
ing contract have insured their brains
for the sunt of a million dollars, too
ago, the government was authorized that the interests of the survivor
to eonescate all churches end schools , would be protected, should one nail-
and hospltale owned by the churches.'
dig or have his brain power impair -
and
both Catholic: and Protestant. Ain- ed.
t clean it'rottkitaiit nli5aioiiai it°s" '' rn
be excluded, and at present ate being
expelled from the country, bet Cath-
*lie clerics fare no better. They
have now started upon- .t news cam
paign against religion and *cents or
expulsions art being forcer.
Ias' gated Barbed Wirt -
One of the originator+ of baibtd
wire has recently died in • Ile Kalb.
• Ill., at the age of ninety-nine. .scab
Hsieh was also the eldest bank meg-
dent in the United State?. 11, et-
. cured
e•cured a patent for a machine to
manufacture barbed wire in tx71.
1F irrrd est Scheetrer
There is at controtera, afoot at
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4.d� ate carder Debtor, force•fieed lubrication to all
main bee:tats, connecting rod boning. and cagmshah bearings,
7 -bearing craaksba*t, 6•bea ring caaashda� new velour upbol..
sten, 4-wbweI brakes, fnii balloon thaw, S dfscwheeb, new M,4
' lard Groan finish, cowl ventilator, cowl lights, vast+ deem mirror,
'liken curtains, transmission lock, automatic windshield wiper.
All you need do is"to check off the
,.featu •. of .• the Ajax Si •.:tc . d ,
overwhelming proof that it is the
outstanding car of the $1000 field.
BARKER BROS., Nash Dealers
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