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' x,ighloul naw iettaattde that the it -t g ,;'thf i.Y;,t. the'Vanish
ish withdraw from Egypt and the � rle e.e...„ eri"cxpetlitisin to
Soudan, retrieves at the cost of se recover them.
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John Bull Takes a Trick 1 Borah was so conccrnee that he her.
Washington is agitated these days staked consideration of the matter in
over a business proposition which a Congress, but so far it has been im-
certain group of British business men possible to find anything irregular
. have closed with the Government of in the proceedings.
Panama. Panama is nominally an in-
dependent republic but because the
of United • Stated commercial +aetiv
Sties and certain diplomatic moves
which were consummated at the time
the canal was built, is generally looked
rpon as being subservient to the iJnit-
cd States. Recently s company head-
ed by Sir Alfred Mond the great Brit-
ish financier, announced that they had_.
'secured from the government of Pan -
Anna concessions involving 5,000 square
miles of territory including two har—
bcurs, for the purpose of gold develop-
ment. Washington's attitude reveals _
the feet that U. S. interests had in-
tended `sing the land for the develop-
ment of rubber. As the British eon:
cessions involve practically all public -
lands available for rubber groeing,
Uncle Sam is nonplussed. Senator
Bad Blood
is the cause of
Boils. and Pimples
What you need nrben the blood gets
out of order is a good tonic to tone
and build up the system and put the
blood into propershape, aid when this
is done jou will hate no more boils
or pimples.
We ksew of as mensal that can
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BJTIERS
#i yeors i has bent en t
ee harm received• thousands of teati-
Monials from them who have been
benefited to its use.
Put up testy by The T. Milburn Co.,
Limited, Toronto, 'Ont.
the
pas
mart
a web British brawn and blood.
91 The New York 'rimes ways: "Per -
baps England has been a bit too eon-
iderate in her dealimet with Zagh-
leul; has riven him too mucin rein for
Iher t•wtt peace of m;nd."
SYhen Britain gave Egypt a King
and self-government she put consti-
tr.tional power into the hands of
Zaghloul. He has British law to en-
force his demands as a representa-
tive of the people. However, while
Egypt and London wondered just
what would happen next, Zsghloul
called upon Lotd Lloyd, Britain's
representative in Cairo, had after-
noon tea with him, and later it was
announced that Zsghloul wduld not
seek the premiership. Adley Yeghen
has been made premier on Zsghloul
advice.
The prospect cannot be said to be
rosy yet, but at least the thunder
clouds are dispersing, and Zsghloul
shows faint indications of returning
to something like his old allegiance
to England which he dropped when
the war ended and Egypt was offered
self-government within British juris-
diction.
Gold Runs to Manitoba •
Capt. N. A. Atkinson, an Austra-
lian, arrived in Kenora last week to
register claims on what he says is
Brig -Gen. John A. Gunn, C. M. G.,
I).S.O„ of, Montreal, re-elected presi-
dent of the Last root Fund, says the
organization is fulfilling its purpose
in providing for the burial of war
veterans.
Zaghloul Tikes a Cup of Tea
Egypt . once more occupies the.
spotlight owing to the delicate politi-
cal situation which has existed for
a . month past. A general . election
gave, Zaghloul Pasha control of 160
seatss in the Egyptian House emit-
prising
o
-
orisin 214 seats. Ordinarily: Zagh-
.
lut would become Premier, but
Zsghloul is an enemy' of British in-
terests and for its integrity, the
Commonwealth of Nations --must
maintain control over the Sued. Brit-
ain has converted Egypt from a mis-
erable province of Turkey to a mod -
'ern state with representative govern-.
meet, education, peace and prosper-
ity.' Millions of pounds of British
money have gone .into irrigation
schemes, schools, railweiys and so on.
Is Charley Rous Foxed?
A scan claiming to be Charley Ross.
kidnapped in 1874 from the New
York home of his wealthy father, is
in the U. S. metropolis with a Mrs.
Moire Starr, who claims to be a re-
lative of the Ross family. The man
is married and has a family of six
children in the Soutn. MI he is ask-
ing is the right to his own name. He
was kidnapped by peddlers for ran-
som and although his father was
willing to pay it, there was arch a
hue and cry over the affair and the
kidnappers were afraid to collect. The
Rosa family deny ::nowiedge of Mrs.
Pierre Starr and refuse to believe
the report.
This Will Be Cheaper Thera Gasoline!
A French professor claims to have
found the secret of catalysis, which
is the art of converting water to fuel
by the production of energy through
the decomposition of bodies' by ex-
treme cold. He predicts that soon
motors will be .driven by hydrogen
engines by means of catalysed water.
He hopes that the discovery will
"free France from foreign bondage
fee'motive power."
Where Soviet Aid Came. From
A • British investigator, 'represent-
ing those who seek to recover invest-
ments in Russia has discovered that
ii gold vein which connects Red Lake, the money,• proffered by the Soviet
and the Manitoba gold fields. to the British strikers was to come
• Quebec Citadel Obsolete from the ifittsetrial credits estt4hlish-
The most picturesque fortress in ed by British business men for the
America, the citadel of Quebec, has purpose of selling goods to Russia!
been declared obsolete, It has been Who Owns the North Pole?
maintained as a fortification and the The customs department of the
government has retained the right to Ignited States has been asked to de -
resume control of its walls over part Gide who owns the North Pole. Not
of -which the famous promenades that its decision is likely to fix its
were constructed, in -case of war. international status, but because for
Nearly half a million dollars is re- the first time imports from the North
quired• to restore the fortress and pre- pole ' havoccome before the . Custairn
serve it for the sake of its historical officers. With their usual ingenuity,
associations. they demanded duty on photographs
Platinum in B.C.? taken over the polar regions, as or-
Coalmon't, B.C„ is in a state of ex- or-
iginating in foreign territory, The
has prospector
over a p
citeinent rosphotographers say they originated on
athe cos el Bank whoU.S. territory. As reports show noth-
depositedYthere, ing but ice exists at the Pole, the
eighteen ounces of crude platinum region cannot be claimed by any na-
which he says he found in a disused
placer claim, - tion. The ocean is international.
False Witness
Iraq is Recognized iliany a conscience must be prick-
ing since "the report of the death in
Port Burwell, Ontario, of a lonely
girl, who was driven to take het own
life as a•:result or constant, and it is
said, quite unfounded rumours which
slanderous tongues set in motion
there, The girl, introspective and
sensitive, as clippings of verses found
in Cher bible erovo, went to 'church
one Sunday •evening,'' and on her way
out was the subject of -a malicious at-
tack by an acquaintance. Heart-
broken, the girl' tried to take her
own life, in a creek, but weakened ,in
herresolution
after shereached the
water,' and in nervous collapse, re-
turned to her boarding house. Later
her resolution returned and she
°i ed o The Bussing Link slipped ut and drowned herself. It
A Spanish• military leader now eit�fs reported that, relatives of the girl's
ploring in Spanish Guinea in Africa iliother tvi11 take action to clear her
reports discovery of a numerous character and punish those whose
The unpleasant situation in Mosul
which threatened war between Brit-
ain and Turkey, a few months ago
hats been cleared up by the signing of
the Mosul convention by which Tur-
,icey' recognizes the existence of 'the
Kingdom of Iraq, founded by Britain,
which holds a mandate over the ter-
ritery for 25 years. It is believed
that under frag is`a.'sea of oil, but
this has yet to be proved. -
Portrdit of Christ. Found
What is believed to be a portrait of
Christ has been found during excava-
tio s
n in Palestine. Bibiic � i
al historical
records are being confirmed by dis-
closures by , archaeologists in the
Holy $ . Land. '
band of—gorillas who raid native viaacid•.tonguea drove ...
her to self -de-
lages on the River Benito. and carry a'truction.
off women as prisoners to the jungle. - "L`we isn't Throuh. Yet
The natives are afraid to attempt ' The picturesque ' little. Welshman
rescue though the cries of the .women - is not an easy man to disposeof, as
ery Motorist a
Monarc
Supreme in the Empire
of Ontario's Beauty
OOD roads in Ontario have made each motorist the.
Monarch . of an Empire. of -, natural' \charm and
beauty. This Empire is his to know and to enjoy, with
convenience and ease.
In en hour or less, he can passthrough unequalled
scenes of farmland, lake and stream—can mount hills
which open out a wide and colourful panorama ---can
descend into valleys where nature its most exquisite
because most intimate,
The highways Invite you to see your Province and
thus to know howgood a place it is in which to live.
Never have the °roads-been-better....Enjoy them. But use
them sanely. Excessive speed damages road surfaces
and hastens the need for costly repairs. Remember that
roads are maintained at the expenre of yourself and the
other motorists of Onta lo. Do not break the speed law.
The Government relies on the cordial co-operation
of motorists in maintaining the roads by sone driving.
Those who are careless about speed restrictions are
reminded that the law is being rigidly enforced.
THE HON. GEO. S. HENRY, S. L. SQUIRE,..
Minato el Highway's? Deputy Meteor
w
tuned by tke Ontario Department of Highways
to secure tke ce-eperatien of saeteristx in
aiming the akase of tke reacts of the 1'reviace.
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Lord Oxford has discovered, in his
:struggle .to oust Lloyd . George from
the Liheral.party. At a meeting of
the ,parliantlentary party called to
censure him feeling was so strongly
in his favour . that Lord Oxford was
advised not press for a vote. Lloyd
George has a ratiicai scheme for
land reform and coal and electrical
development. It has been rumoured
.kfliat—he would join the Labor party
in order to put these reformsinto ac-
tion. While this. has been denied,
Philip Snowdon, formerly Lord Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer, advocates
and prophesies a union of the Lloyd
George faction in the Liberal party,
with, Labor inan effort to -put a La-
bor government in power at next el-
ection.
Increased Trade -
Trade records for Canada for the
month of April are exceedingly inter-
esting. The exports-- exceed those of
any April since 190 and the imports
were greater than for any April since
1923. The value of trade is greater
than in any April since 1020. The
volume is even larger than the value
represented as prices in the earlier
years vitas greatly inflated. Customs
h duties collected dug April amount-
ed to 43.1,216,750.
Want to Trade With Canada
The British Honduras is inviting.
Canadian capital and Canadian intel-
leet.to develop the -resources of that
southern colony; seconding to mover.
nor Burden of British honduras who
has been a visitor in Canada. Though
very backward in many things the
colony is rich in undeveloped natural
resources and is very anxious to trade
with Canada. The mahogany and
sugar trade is waiting enterprise and
capital. and gives promise of develop-
ment to thirty or forty times the pre-
sent eapaeity.
Maps from Air
Quebse has laid ost a campaign
which will oceupy perhaps, ten Years
in which every inch of that province
will be photographed from the sir. It
is the first of the provinces to under-
take the mapping of the country by
this mesas. As the, photographs will
heel to ,bis taloa inperfect weather
Wit
loam olo.
PROMINENT 1-
sear LADY i -
Makes Star s7tigtelileet
Mrs. H. goatee, Prominent Toronto:
Society Lady aesidine at 361
Shaw St., Makes the Follow- I
int Statement
"I quite appreciate it is rather un-
usual for a person of my social prom-
inence to give a statement like the
following, but nevertheless, I feel it •
is: m;- duty to do so. I suffered from!
stomach troubles, kidney disorders,
dizziness, loss of sleep, poor appetite
and could not secure relief. At last
I saw HERB JUICE Advertised with
statements from people who had se-
cured relief and I decided to give it a
trial. The results were simply won-
derful. Stomach and kidney troubles
disappeared. I eat and sleep well, In
fact, I feet like a new person. • I un-
hesitatingly give HERB JUICE full
credit for my wonderful improvement
in health."
For sale by Campbell's Drug Store
and 'leading druggists everywhere.
Price $1.00.
conditions the tine spent will neces-
sarily be long,
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Women Leads Sinn Fein
Mary .MacSwiney, the turbulent
Irish woman demonstrator has been
elected to replace Eamon de Valera
as president of the Sinn Fein Execu-
tive Council. Valera Is busy organiz-
ing another Republican organization
to be known as the "Fianii Fil."
The Liberal War.
War to the knife between Asquith
and. Lloyd George has been declared,
and Asquith is obviously attempting
to force the little Welshman out of
the party. General public opinion,
however, is that on a test vote Lloyd
George "would carry ,at least two-
thirds of the votes. It is believed that
Asquith „is aware of the situation and
.has announced that he will not retain
leadership of his party if the ranks
are divided.
Back to Gold Standard
Canada is reverting to the gold
standard in July, and while the action
will have little effect upon the present
e$change conditions it is greeted with
approval by the money markets of
the world and will tend to eliminate
fluctuations in the price cf the -Can-
adian dollar. With Canada swinging
into lie the w theEm-
pire
British
n ht
is now once more upon a gold
basis.' r
Rhubarb Leaves Are Poison
.A, Montreal man has just died from
the effects of eating stewed rhubarb
leaves. Hospital authorities have
taken the opportunity of issuing a
warning that the leaves of the rhu-
barb plant are deadly poison.
.President Had No Dress Suit
Pilsudski, who was elected president
Of Poland has declined to accept office
as his oath would require him to sup-
port the constitution. ' He hits places{
in office a university: professor whose
only politimal.act wa to sign•a mapi-
festO• asking Pilsudski to accept the
presidency. As the new president, Ig-
nace Mascicki, had no dress suit in
which to appear for his inauguration,
the cere' ony•was postponed until he
should a&quire one.
rade Balance Improve*
Canada has increased the favorable
balance of ;trade in the4ast twelve
months by a hundred million dollars
over the previous twelve months, ac-
cording to -reports from Ottawa. The
favorable balance for the year eediiig.
A.prit 30. totalled $280,000,000 The
United Kingdom increased , its pur-
chsses during that`time by a hundred
million dollars,
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WEAK AND NERVOUS
A Conditon Always Due to Thin,
Watery Blood
Thjn blood and weak nerves gener-
ally are fpund together. Red blooded
Pio* seldom complain of nervous-
ness. The reason: is 'that the blood
feeds the nerves and keeps them toil-
ed up todo the work nature intended.
When the blood is thin and weak it
fails in this important function and
nervoustroubles follow. The follow-
ing case will interest those who need
a tonic for blood and. nerves: Mrs.
D, Veno, Union. Square, N.S., says;=
"With a feeling of gratitude I write
to tell you what Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills did for me. I had become badly
run down, and reached the stage
when I could not ode my housework.
I was not only weak, but my nerves
seemed completely shattered. The
least noise Would startle me and I
was subject to nervous. headaches.
Worse still, I could not sleep at night.
Perhaps I would`get an hour or two
sleep, and then lie awake tor the rest
of the night'. I had reached a stage
when I actually. feared I would lose
my mind. Up to the time I decided to
take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, noth-
ing I had taken seemed to do nae any
good. I got a few boxes of these and
there was her no d Bl they were
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the medicine to help be. As I con-
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ly grew stronger, ate better and
cold
u sleep at ;night, and now I am
as well and strong as a woman could
wish to, be. I hope sonde other weals,
nervous persona will be benefitted by
'my eXperience." "
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold
by all medicine dealers or by mail ° at
50c a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.,
Green Feed for Poultry.
Now that the poultry are off the
•range and no Ringer benefit the pick-
ing of fresh green feed at liberty, a
substitute should be provided.., Man -
gels, kale, cabbage end sprouted
oats do very well to supply In part
tba very necessary ritamtnes A and
D, so easeettai tolimper nutrition. A
littlerattention to a.seeminaly unite -
Portant Point irequently means the
difference between' success and fall-
ure'With breeding'stoek. ' At the On-
tario - Agricultural „College Poultry
Department a liberal allowance of
green feed or roughage eontalnins
the vital elements is always available
to the stock. --14 Stevenson, Dept. of
Extension. P. A. College, Guelek.
Another fall of Adant that got men
into a lot of trouble was when hg fell
for Eve. .
•Just Girls
' "Is there anything worse than ge-
ometry, Alice?"
"Sure, washing _dishes." -
Maybe you don't recognize oppor-
tunity because you think it's -only a
knocker.
Old Mr. Carter Helped
by Simple Mixture
"After taking Adlerika I feel
better than for. years. At my age
(60) it is ideal—so different from
other medicines." (signed) W.
W. Carter. Adlerika is a simple
mixture•of buckthorn bark, glycer-
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in, ten minutes and often brings
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Stops that full. , bloated • feeling.
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