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governed by a board of wbieh
Lae of the members will be W. A.
Wilson, Canada's earl ultural pro-
duct reereeerttative in the British
Jeles,
600 Tears in Courts
1 lie initis c f the gods grind ea,
ceedingie *slew i:t Francs where a
once has just been set::ed in court.
after *ix hundred years. In ;oncosts-�.
Premier Knee and his government! scandal has ii r', tutesn existed whic;y q qu rrcled. Noris het hJand cisn to iibe
es
have reellaned, haying aeeepted the,parallels that which cam`s in OttawaP divided. It is estimated that the.
implied lack of conridence is the ad- as this is beeog written. Fighting lawyers fees involved have been auflt-
taerse voting on Friday and early i grimly with his teed to the wan, dent to pay for the property twenty-
9ateeday horning. The Weeder ; Premier King is stilt determined, Sf .,ane lilacs over.
approached the Governor with * pro -1 strategy and d wit can achieve the al
ofeearndsen is Through
penal to dissolve the house and op- most iirnorsible, to maintain his goy
peal to the country. This Lord Byer ir:imef t in peewee. Opposed to him' . If ever there was a man who per-
reftseetd, rad upon the o,ac,iing of the ie tin Coreervet=re party, just as sonified the ancient Viking explorers
lima* Menday afternoon, the Prete- snarly ile`craai:ic:l ta defeat him and it is Wahl Amundsen whose latest
er tendered kis resignation, in lieu lx•teem:r i4 t?io dieri i ted Progressive exploit oi' tieing over the pole has
of evait:ni; for * division on the Ste- eroue. with Limn and objects divided, ended with his arrival at Seattle; He
een9 motion of censure. The Goy- %i 'ee bines onFriday and Saturdayis through with Artie travel he de-
crnor-(ienersl sent for Hon. :tabu: eeeereete t',* .•merelent was defeated clam.
eiehen and asked hint to forma etane the Premier points out, not Mould Caseate a Fund for Motor•
1t
r;everntrent. i reo'';,ns n,•esentcd by the govern- bite' Victims
The Drama in Ottawaea et, stud Le refutres to accept the Mayor . T. S. Annandale .01 New
"lever s•rce the days aP lite Pacific sreit!eets es eemus. The week -end Westminster. ILC., advocates a high -
was tense. Premier King had a con er license fee for automobiles and
ferer:o •with the Governor-General the creation of a fund therefrom to
the results t1 which have not been take care of citizens injured in motor
divulged. Three appointments were ear mishaps. Failing this, he SUS -
made and confirmed. Dr. W. J. Mac- gents compulsory accident insurance
Dougal, .chairman of the Montreal for motorists to protect the public. ,
Harbor t'lkimmission, goes to the Sen- Worrying Over Irish Emigrants
ate and Newton MacTavish and J. E. More than thirty thousand young
Tremblay -are made members of the men and women left the Irish Free
Civil Commission. The opposition State last year to emigrate to other
regard these as indications' that the lands, particularly the United States,
government is about to fall; the Lib- Less than .seventeen hundred of the
eral newspapers declare that ,,Lord men belonged to skilled trades or the
Byng, 'who has ideas of his own on commercial classes, and eleven thous.
last minute appointments, would have and of the girls were domestic ser -
declined his signature rnlcss he was vents. Irish newspapers are deeply
convinced that the government was concerned with the fact that the emi-
safe• ,ration .of these untrained and un -
Hectic is hardly the word to des- educated young people means that
'tribe conditions in the capital over the Irish are acting as hewers of
the week end. S. 0. S. calls went wood and drawers of water ip the
out to absent members clamoring for lands .to which • they emigrated.
their return. Agnes MacPhail who While the schools of the Free State
was already aboard a vessel bound have been educating them in the
for Europe, 'hastily left the ship and Irish tongue, which is utterly useless
° returned to Ottawa, to them on 'this side of the water,
Neverbefore has a Canadian goy- they have 'neglected the practical
Oh My Head!
How It Aches!
Oiaee the head starts to ache and
pain jot may rest esteem& tbat the
eausee romee from the north, liver
or bowels, and the cause must be re-
moved before perasaa.at Ielief eau
be tad.
There is no better remedy on eke
eariet to -day for the relief of head.
*ekes of all kinds sad of ever: des-
Gripties #ben
t uealsvrros the .sup of the •head-
ashe*, and with the esuse removed non
still mot be troubled any moose.ketep for ra
he
i,3'. la, Lppssimited. Tomato Ont.
t
Special
ALL OUR
•
Spring C�ats
are reduced horn 25 to 40
per cent duringthis Sate: =
Sooner Dresses
ranging from
$1.45 tp $1230-
Ladies'
Ready-to:Wear »Wear Co.
East Side Square
ernment balanced so long on the edge things which will help them to earn
of defeat and never before has the a comfortable living.
polltiral destiny of the countryrest- /An Ironic Demonstration
•
ed in so few hands. One or two Twenty thousand mutilated French
Progresisives, MacLeod,and notably George eC- war veterans are planning to take a
Coote of Alberta, can de-
tide the future course of the perils- hand in the war debt situation by
holding dem st 'tion
ment of the country. g a cn rat withan
i All three parties remain mum as ironic twist to it in Paris on July 4th.
to their plans. The opposing forces They •will parade from the grave of
are determined that no hint of their the Unknown Warrior under the
strategy shall permeate into the riv. Arch of Triumph to the United
al camps. All three. forces are ready States war memorial, place a wreath
for the battle signal. • there, and disperse, if their plans
care . Efforts arebei
ff ad 'to
f m
. yn e.
,l;
Celebrate Church 1 to C ch Bi h a
std
{ y dissuade them from their objective as
The hundred And tenth anniversary they had planned to leave bio doubt in
of .the .church of St. John, Y""a the minds of spectators of their dis-
a rns, just north of Toronto, has just approval of the debt settlement with
been celebrated with due ceremony, the United States.
a
for it is one of the oldest churches Mutt Preserve Totems
-west of Quebec province. The ori-
ginal church was built in 18]6 and For years past curio hunters have
the present church, a large brick .carried off -totem poles from British
structure, in 1843. John . Squires, the Columbia and the increased demand
' sexton, has served in his present ta- for these original specimens of Cana -
parity for sixty-five years. On the dian Art has forced the Government
anniversary,, as he bas been doing to take measures for their preserve -
since before Confederation, he played - tion. These totems are a kind of In -
the mellow -voiced barrel organ, the dian family treat and record of the
only one of its kind in the Dominion, deeds of their ancestors.
which playa thirty hymn tunes. In fie Loves Lloyd George
I the peaceful churchyard lie six gen- Ar
eport is current in Britain that
-,erations of one family and there are a Liberal peer, who is unnamed, has
stones dating back to 1806. offered a million pounds to his party's
i Empire Marketing Plan exchequer on condition that Lloyd
' The huge Empire marketing planGeorge cease to be associated with
r
which is under way in Great Britain the organization.
Fresh Natural Scenes With New Road
lfeetutifet Nieereld Luer, new accessible. Left insert -pointing eat
wonder* eat Lek* McArthur. Right ieserte Siucleir Canyon; Retell.
Woofferwaere Ilirkwey.0
`'HERE is a fresh unfolding of ateve, the opening to the silver -
the wonders of nature in the had mine. • welch is reached from
sew scenic area opened up by the the flats, by a windirg trail. This
Lake Louiee-Field Highway through , mane, opened in 188$, is unique in
TeMountains. The glories of the ite operation and in its situation, on
e National Park in Btitish the side; of a grim mountain. It
Clilimbia, the Yoho Valley and i.i worth the effort of a trip up the
Heorald Lake 'are now a*esatible incline and offers fine opportunity
*s ties motor world. This latest for the amateur climber.
aaehieeteneat ie the completion of a Driving along the river flats, the,.
r highway *ernes the famous trains ran be seen, many feet above,
irking Hors* Pass in the eeetral whiling their way riling the side of
les. Cathedral Mountain. Down the
Frani Lake Lorise, the gem of river valley tits new road connects
Ore il6*eklea, the read pr.eeede west with the existing motor road which
*mock avian*of pine and fir. reads* eight miles up the Yoke Val -
ti tine direst Divide at Stepibens. - isy to Takakkaw Falls. The tupha-
e y grads* Ute motorist glides Woes Indian Mame, Maoanin , "It is
tter Lake Wa the entre of wessd.rfal," well describes the beau-
+Jomi ,atie sad : t*rssalue r.gion.. ties of Ow Mime of water, with a
idsaawt 111114111111.6 through the fall .f SW -feet. la clouds of foam.
ia* .Norse Pass to tiro Yoh* A*.ther branchia*, tars -Hood aro.' Oleg. insm i* British Celwnbiaa nee lade to Emerald lake, a dil-
a part et tido aband.nod right *f tames of sewn naU.e Tide Ink.
l is mad and swam otiothe maid fuur.tlod, of
the 'retortion of Mounts
is a sssarwlteus view tot tire Wspta, largess and P ssident, and
wait in he gloat.*- afford* fine fishing.
• • At Field, tint Matoral bridge Is
*rsasa tint alb et lit. awl of rias points • stl A
maws to toad is nude? oosnttrsetMafr"an thalr
�ssti
//Aver be. beetles tnsbiome et Y1ik•�esilae wnst*rn boundary
It *IR be
Mt. * NOW waits w*3► $ L11R47 liorit bila
lab issitit So legit l
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Thera roads will give the motor-
ist * scenic loop, probably without
parallel In the world, which will
delude the finest scenery ha th*
Rockies. From the prairies, lel/ way
of Banff and Lake Louise, down to
Field and Golden, the read turns
south by way of the Columbia, to
W1*dertnere valley. Threagh its
western gateway to the Saeff-
Wfndermere road,. the return . to
Banff and en to the Prairies, is
made.
The Ilanff-W'inderatere 'highway
le already e.anected on the west,
by t*. Glunebla River road. with
ilea 4100 Isop, know* as tint Grand
Circle tower, which stretches Aran
the Pacific rout to soutta.rn Cali»'
Mkandreams by way of Ari-
, Utah. Wyoming and Montana.
The whole highway t.oehes. through.
gut its length, ten national parka
bt the United State and Canada.
TM beatatiss of th. Csaadiaa ese-
tttw, aa* revently opts to the world,
are rich la prowl/pip for ileo rsotorl$t.
`i GODICRICH 8'rAA
THE GREAT NORTHERN
STEAMSHIP CO, LTD.
Company la incorporated With Authorized Capital of
Million Dollars
WILL MAKE GODERI�CH PORT OF CALL
Company of Weil -Known .Steamship Men Buys Two Pal."
atial Oil -Burning Steamers to put on Detroit -
to Sault Run Next Summer --Calling
at Georgian Bay Ports
The Great Northern Steamship ping during the war but have seen
Co., Ltd., is the name under. which a hardly any service, on account of the
'Di -minion charter has been issued to slump in shipping following the close
a number of well-known S. S. men, vie se
a bargain price. These vessels will
who have purchased two oil -burning, be fitted net as veritable floating hot
steamers, which they intend putting els. Eseh of the state rooms will
an the run between the have running .hot and cold water and`
Sault next summer, callingDetroit atand Gdo be•t telephone connection. Thera will be
rich, each boat to make i call each accommodation for 450 persons and
way each week during the season, every convenience will be inccrporat-
The vessels are British bottoms and ed.
will be of Canadian register. They The proposed schedule for next
were built during the rusk for --ship• summer is as follows:
First trip June 14thlast trip Sept. 4th _ "The Men's andeBoys' Store Worth While','
Detroit.... .. Lv. 10.00 a.m. Wednesday and Saturday Phone 219 +' - North. Side Square
Sarnia... , , • Ar. 2,30 p.m, " e °
Sarnia ....... ............... Lv. 2.45e
p.m.
THURSDAY. JULY 1st, 1926
_• To -Day is " Dominion Day
and we will surely have some warts weather,' Get your
SUMMER OUTFIT NOW AND BE READY
WBITE FLANNEL `TROUSERS
GREY FLANNEL. TROUSERS
FAWN and TAN TROUSERS
Savor and Goblin Hats
Summer Underwear in all styles. Ties and Sport Belts
in all styles.
Our Tailoring department is busy. We also specialize in
Special,Oeders from
x.00 to $35.00
CHAS. BLACK
Goderieh...... At, 7,00 p.m. " '
Goderich.... .. • Lv. 7,45 p.m. „
:Owen Sornd.....-........ .,Ar. 9.45 a.m. Thursday and Sunday
Owen Sound.... . Lv. 12.45 p.m. " "
Collingwood...... Ar. 4,45 p.m. " e
Collingwood •Lv. 8,45 p.ni. " "
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Penetanguishene. , .. Ar. 1.15 a.m. Friday. and Monday
Penetanguishene. , • . Lv. L30 aim,
Midland. .... . Ar. 2.30 a,m. " "
Midland Lv. 2.45 a.m. " "
Parry Sound Ar. 7.50 a.m. " "
Parry Sound - Lv.. 8.20 a.m, " ,e
Killarney.... • .. Ar. 3.05 p.m. . "
Killarney . Lv. 3.35 p.m. " "
Manitowaning.... , Ar. 5.45 p.m. " „
Manitowaning • Lv. 6.15 p.m. ". e
LittleCurrent
assenteaseaesaAr. 8.30 p.m. "
Little Current _ _, .• ... , Lr, • 9.00 p.m. " ,p
Gore Ilay •_ Ar. 11.45 pini: " x,.
Gore Day . . . . , , .:: Lv. 12.15 a.m. Saturday and Tuesday
Thessalon, ... • Ar.
Lv.
Thessalon
Sault Ste. Merle .......... ... •Ar,
Sault Ste.• Marie.,... Lv. 5.50 p.m. ".
e.20 a.m. „
5.35 a.m. " •
9.50 a.m. "
•Parry .Sound • Ar. 10.25 a.m. Sunday and Wednesday
Parry Sound... ............. : . Lv, 100 a.m. ;' "
Penetanguishene.... .. Ar. 3.35 p.m. " "
Penetan uishene...... Lv. .5.35
gp.m,
Midland.-- . . , Ari r6.35 p.m.
Midland .Lv. 8.30 pan. v'
„
Collingwood . Ar. 1,00 a.m. Monday and Thursday ,
Golliugwood - . • ,. Lv. 2.30 -a.ni: "• „
Owen Sound ....Ar. 6.30 a.m. "
Owen Sound .. , . . Lv. 8.00 eon. "
Goderieh.. , , ..... ....... .....Are 11.25 p.m. "
Goderich.. , -... ... ...... i ..I.v. 1e.00 p.m. i"
Sarnia. • Ar.
Sarnia • Lv.
Detroit... • .. , . Ar.
a.00 A.M. Tuesday and Friday .
15 arm. n „
10.00 a.m. " ' „
Optional;. .
Passengers may leave the ship et Parry -Sound and take the Georgian
Bay Tourist Co. Steamer via Rose.Fdint, Sons Souci, Cppper dead, Mani-,
,lou, -We Wa Taysee, Go Horne Bay, Whalen, •Minnicog and Honey Har-
bor, catching the ship at Midland.
Already a nuartereof a million dol- erdon, of Collingwood, for a number
late' worth of stock has been sold, of years with the old Beatty and Long
and. it is intended to sell another line. '
quarter of a million, keeping the oth- The vessels will ear* freight as
er half million as treasury stock in well as passengers and the service
the meantime, and to issue bonds for should give Goderich, and the other
the balance . of the capital required. _ ports -along the route much-needed
A nuni.Jier of prominent citizens of transportation facilities, During the
Goderich are becoming interested in summer a large tourist business
the company as investors anis a block would nodoubt be developed. And
of stock has been sold in Owen Sound. another feature which will add eon -
The stock will consist of 100,000 aiderably to the revenue.possibilitiee
shares of $10 each, is that the boats will operate, after
Among the steamship men inter- the three mantels on the Lake, for
ested are M. C. B. Percy, of Toledo; three months; on Salt 'Water, thus
general manager of the Red Star giving -them six neonths of earnings
lints, which, operates .the steamer during the season'. The boats are to
Greyhound, who was on the Grey be of yaiiytgssize, which will allow of
hound on its trip •to Goderich re- • this double service. . They will be 261
cently; Mr. A. E. Thompson, of Cleve- feet long, the same size as the North
land, for over fifteen years with the; and South American, 45 foot beam.
C. and B. line; and Mr. H. W. Weath-
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Honor for Canadian• 1 of "laying -on -of -hands" process.
A Canadian medical man, Doctor They call it .radio -activity and the
Ambrose T. Stanton, director of Gov- process consists of magnetizing wat-
ernment Laboratories in the Federat- er which is then poured over' the
ed Malay States, has been appointed .plants. In theface of much scoffing
Chief Medical Adviaer to the Colon- the discoverers of the process main -
sal Office in London. Dr. Stanton twin that the growth of agricultural
w
educe e r � at Kendal, Ontario, _ and t crops can be 'hastened by the in-
educated
n-
.
t Trinity College, Toronto. t fluence of `the Magnetized Water.` "'
Dictator Turns Matchmaker
A Sure Sign
A sure sign that the men in the Mussolini contrives to supply the _
lookout can see the approaeh of good world with sensations every so often
times for Canada is obtained in the and the latent is the rumor that he
announcement that President E. W. is to marry his daughter, Edda, to
Beatty of the C.P.R., now in London, the Italian Crown Prince. The most
is letting contracts for the construe human touch about Mussolini is his
tion of seven ships which will cost devotion to his young daughter.
$15,000,000. - Jdda is being educated in an exelus-
Making Nature Hustle ive convent school near Florence.
Where the daughters of the most
kl'ench sfientiate claim to have din -aristocratic of..-Italianfamilies_.ere
covered a way of hastening the ripen- being trained. Like Mussolini she
in* of fruits and vegetables by a sort regards rules as merely to be broken
and never have the gentle nuns had
so unruly a feminine spirit in their
midst. "I am Mussolini`s daughter," -
.. is her warrant for breaking the laws -
-�--�- of the schools. Mussolini does not
RUN DOWN MEN deny the rumor but every Italian
NERVOUS MEN paper has been., warned against com-
menting upon the incident. It is be-
lieved that the cementing of relations
DON T KISS THIS between the House of Savoy and the
You're behind the twit
s if sox alati't »rotator may lead to a change in -
know that Cod Liver Extract la one of Iltussolit i'as .policy which is facia*
call
the greatest flesh producers in the; four some :tmporttant ons treatme twhichiil before
world. 1 long, Indeed, there is even the pow -
Because k 6aays• wins" Yltahisirtg sibility that Mussolini regard* the
vitarhnes thannany foot"' you can get • • I marriage as a• insane of bolstering up
You'll be glad to know that Me -this own position. Once the marriage
Gay's Cal Llv*r fosas tt o Tabiettego* • takes place the Icing and the Ditto -
in sugar roat�*d form *ow, aa0 11 fox for must stand or fall together.
resile want to put 11 or 118 pexnds of.)
Cook Changes His Mind
solid, healthy Seib at your bones and
feeh wen and atm* and hors * cora- I A sensation was sprang in. London
plexkai Haat popple wilt ndtmir.-+Arlt a few"days ago whin the lir.-eating
any tirwggist fee a bag of McCoy's leader of the nlslera, "Emperor"
Cod Liver 1txtraet Tabi*ts. Conk soddenly decided that the rine
Only 00 coots far 00 tablas and If I dart had gone fir *.ea lilt and sat-
in* don't gains are posed* 1* a0 days t teirted that if thea g eernnwnt world
your druggist is antiaotdnsd to hand lotilottow Ito eight -hoar -day hill the
you bnek the Mon*y you paid for mimes would *s bock to work and -
theni. ase.$ arbitration est tier wage owe -
It isn't anything unneual for a pets- tion. As 'Cask hod Vown sea *bushy
stn to slain 10 pseuds in 00 dsyLn, and in bis Iassgsr*e that there was a
ear ehd pew. with elieueeaysa owtir• rumor the . , nt would rdtsine
takitsg owe they weak wonders. Ito treat with him any longer, thei
SKINNY ME
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proposal ,was amazing. However, it
is not likely to be accepted but it in-
dicates a weakening in the position
of the professedly "red" leader.
Cheapest of AU Oils. -Considering
the qualities .of Dr. Thomas' Eelehtric
Oil it is the cheapest of all prepara-
tions offered .to the public. It is to
be found in. every drug store in Can
ada from coast to coast, and all coun-
try merchants keep it for sale. So:
being easily procurable and extreme-
ly moderate in price. no one should be
without a bottle of it.
A little trouble now and then is
just . what makes the best of men.-
NO
en.NO MEDICINE LIKE
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
For Either the Newborn Babe or the
Growing Child
There is no other medicine to equal
Baby's Own Tablets for little ones-
-whether it befor t newborn he ewbo rt bab e
or the growing child the Tablets al-
ways do good. They are absolutely
free from opiates or other harmful
drugs and the mother can always feel
safe in using them.
Concerning the Tablets, Mrs. John
Armour, R.R. 1, South Monaghan,
Ont., says:: "We have three fine.
healthy children, to whom, when a
medicine is needed we have given' on-
ly Baby's Own Tablets 1 The Tablets
are the best medicine you can'keep in.
any home where there are young
children." . - `' -
Baby's 0 ni Tablets are a mild but
thorough laxative which regulate the
stomach .and bowels; banish constipa-
tion and indigestion; break up colds
and simple fever and make teething
easy.. Ther are sold by ,medicine
dealers or direct by mail'at,,$5 cents
a box from -The Dr..Williams Medi.
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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CARE OF PIGS IN WINTER
f VBSTITUTES FOR GREEN EKED
OF SUMMER ARIA NEEnno.
Diet Is an Ingiortant. Factor In Pre -
vesting Rickets-- Mso something
About Dow "Thumps" Are Caused
�* d CQ*tb*tted.
(Coutrlb* oultare Toronto.)et
tment of
Considerable effort !Iris been ex-
pended in attempts to discover suit-
able winter rations for young pigs.
During the summer when pigs are at.
pasture, rickets and oeteoporoets are
quite rare occurrences. Pasture grass
yields an abundance of a11the. re- •
cently studied Mutinies, and so as
part of the ration supplies the needs
in metabolism and prevents the con-
dition known an rickets. Winter pigs •
need a winter substitute for pasture • °'
or a feed that resembles green grow -`e
ing grass and can . be led in a
prac-
tical way.This is bestsupplied
by
a leafy legume as well cured blond
crop alfalfa hay. It the leaves of the '
alfalfa are well preserved, and of a
green 'color, then feed 'a quantity
equal to the per cent. by weight of
the grain ration. Minerals suck as
ground limestone, ground phosphate
rock, and ground bone -meal should
also be fed in total quannt ' not ne-
cesearilyexceediag two .per: cent. of
;toe total, ration. The alfglfii acpid:the.
minerals will be very enchain a pt*.
yegtf,w1n* sa peasr,•rlCkets and .Par-
�alysls fn'wlnter pigs.--�•i, ftereneoa,
0. A. College, Guelph.
No Rest With Asthnia.-=-Asthma
usually attacks at night, the one time
when rest is needed moat. Hence the
loss of strength, the nervous debility,
the loss of flesh and other evils which
must be expected unless relict is se-
cured. Fortunately relief. is possible.
D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy
has proved its merits, through years
, t MINERAL DEFICIENCIES.' tines. you. :
How Team feficienciee In Both Soil* 0=0. .0=0.of consideration: halt been given to
and IArom Animals May .
file tCyea ted, Auto Painting
During recent yearn a great deal NI
the notable effects of. mineral dela
cleneies, reducing the vitality and O
lowering the resistance . of animals M wave your car printed
against abortion (iterate and sterility: It
This seems to be more especially the o vith the new Lacquer Fin- a •
case in dairy herds which are kept
at a high state o! milk production, iSll. All neve colors. 0
remaining indoors most of the time' 0
on i fixed ration deficient in 'min- ' . Ford car 00.00
eral elements, namely lime and phos-
pboroue. Run down and exhausted • re •
pastures should therefore 'he re- O Alsofurnitllrere-finished.,
juvenated by a liberal application of n
mineral fertilizers in order that
grains, forage and pasture'.oentaining
it suaicient amount of minerals may
. be grown for feed.
rn all cases of nutritional efficiency,
the, nature of the deficiency should beKingston Street
determined and corrected as far as o
-possible. In a general tense -the _de- Mt
fteienctes can usually be corrected lir 30, .01:04). .0150
a herd by liberal feeding of a bal.
*need ration. allowing sufficient oxer- Or20 iO4�O 01
' else and as large a use of liganiinoue 0
deficiency
res es poseible. Where niiner.l 0 Just received, a' shi merit
deficiency is presorted to be present, ie 9,p
direct benefit may be derived Froin ,a of
mineral tonic to the feed, such as
lime -phoephate, salt, potassium iodide
and,:eulpbate of iron. --C. D. Mct3il-
vray, Ii.C,te.. Ont; rho Veterlrlary
College; Guelph
Fred Seabrook ~ '°
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE RAVE
ANSWERED YES ••
Fine and Work
Sh ae-s ...
When Asked If Miller'* Herb Juice p
Has Beheflted Them Clearing at Special Prices S.
It is remarkable record oid
merit.
It provells that, a remedy for definite fl Fine Shoes in Binds, Brown
ailments. k. eurately and scientifically o and Light Tan in Oxfords
prepared from simple roots, herbs or Bouts, alt
and barks does relieve those indivi-
duals who follow directions for the
troubles for which it is recommended. $" .l s $3.50 and
Sufferers from indigestion, gas
pains, constipation,
leafiness, stomach, liver, bowel and
kidney disorders ran secure prompt
and permanent relief. What does
this mean to you? If you are suf-
fering from any of there ailments.
you can derive the same happy re-
quite as those who have voluntarily
sent statements of prat* for the re-
lief secured from HERB JUICE.
Ask jour local druggist who will ex.
plain the merits of HERB JUICE, or
we will send you the names of paopie
who will gladly tell you what HERS
JUICE, hada done for them. With
such a record HERB JUICE mint be
dependable.
for mate by Campbell's Deng Store
and leading *wrists everywhere.
Price :1.00.
HERR July MEDICINE CO.
LTD , Dept. 1, 506-7 Excitant* Mg.
Windsor, Ont.
oilIouanesa, sleep• 0 $4.75
sites 53 to 11
a
Working Shoes
esu
in Black and Brown, with, or
without Tot Caps, at
$2.95 and $3.45
sizes 6 to 12
M. ROBINS