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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1911-10-12, Page 6Tr the flour that ho s the confidence of thousands of home.cooks. TIth, present huge demand for PURITY FLOUR, shows the confidence in which it is herd b -lousa 1 tl i ds of home -cooks. cook s. Those who have used PURITY FLOUR have come to believe in it, They look can PURITY as a friend. They feel they can trust it implicitly, because each and every lot of t'UJUTY FLOUR has always been uniform—always up to the high standard of qual- ity that has made it famous. Wouldn't you, too, like to use a flouryoucould always rely on? Wouldn't you like to feel certain that your bread, cakes, and pies were going to turn out exactly right ; 'That's just how you'll feel when you become a user of PURITY PLO)Ull. -- the eonfidence- creating flour. PURITY FLOUR gives high-class results, because it consists exclusively of the high-grade portions of the best Western hard wheat, On account of the extra strength of PURITY FLOUR please remember, when making pastry, to add snore shortening than an ordinary Sour requires. And «nen making bread add more water, and PURITY FLOUR will expand into more loaves than the sante weight of ordinary flour can produce, thus making "" more bread and ttet- ier ,bread," "ela'.re your next flour order spell P -U -R -I -T -Y F -T.. -O -i' -R. .t cols sli;:fitly more, . but it's worth the difference. .t. l ire' 1TY FLOUR to grocery list right now. int SOLD BY WM. BONE AND KING BROS., WINGHAM. pUROT,Y Fi et More bread and better bread " It's up to the near sightedpalmist to use a hand glass. Hardytrees ofEurope be Fur are to F planted on the slopes of the rocky mountains. Seen of itidney Trouble. In the early stages kidney troubles are known by backache and urinary disorders. Later come dropsy, stone, rheumatic pains and perhaps diabetes. But don't wait for these. Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills will help you le a few hours. Their thorough action on the liver, kidneys and bowels will clear away the pains and aches and makeyou well again. Experts declare the hookworm can penetrate into any crevice of a shoe that will admit water. It's the things theyknow they should- n't do that seem to make life worth living for some people. 13illiousness is due to a disordered condition of the stomach. Chamber- lain's Tablets are essentially a stomach medicine, intended especially to act on that organ; to cleanse it, strengthen it, tone and invigorate it, to regulate the liver and to banish biliousness positively and effectually. For sale by all dealers. Crease spots on well may he removed 1 by putting blotting paper on the spot and holding a hot iron against it. The first steel rails every rolled in Australia recently were turned out by by a new South Wales Iron works, Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S ...r ASO F I A After a widow has made up her mind to marry another pian she begins to wear colors to match her complexion. After awoman makes up her mind to have her own way she isn't satisfied unless some man tries to restrain her. Lange back is one of the mast com- mon forms of nniscular rheumatism. A few applications of Chamberlain's Liniment will give relief. Pot sale by all dealers. Rust on a stove may be removed .well with kerosene. W` w 1 with a Woo,ieu cloth wet with kerosene. laid aln oil brush on the grooved and ern&:. mental parts. Let the stove stand a day and then repeat the seeking. Fin- ally rub iiry with a woollen dotb, then polisb. 1 It requires 2,000,000 horse power to operate the textile mills of the United States, ,ofwhi eh 500,000 000 hor se power is produced by electricity. The best plaster. A piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment and bound on over the affected parts is superior to a plaster and costs only one tenth as much. For sale by all dealers. China is offering an unusually favor- able market for American ginseng. The stock at Hongkong is lower than for several years previously. A dainty and inexpensive trimming for lingerie ruffles may be made by al- ternate rows of hemstiched tuoks and rows of round eyelets or embroidered dots. Children Crit FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Should a poultice at any time be re- quired where no linseed meal is avail- able, an excellent poultice can be made by boiling a few potatoes in their skins. When cooked, place them in a flannel bag the size required, fasten the end and roll them over with the rolling pin. They are, then ready for use. Neuralgia and Sciatica Caused great suffering for 25 years. Nothing effective until Dr. Chase's Medicines were Used. "It affords me pleasure to speak favorably of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food and Kidney -Liver Pills," writes Mr. W. T. Collins, aforpeth, Ont. "I haul been a. sufferer for 25 years from sciatica, lumbago and neuralgia and tried nearly ell the remedies adver- tised without one particle of benefit until I began the use of Dr, Chase's medicines. Before I had finished two bars of the Nerve Food and Kidney. Liver Pills 1 noticed considerable benefit in mg' rendition. • I hate so much confidenee in these medicines that i have recommended them to dozens of ray friends." 1n severe t ..,les of this nature ue the eo b ire lined u se ofh t esem fd' ed tree brings results which Ste both sur, prising and satisfactory. The laid- ney-Liver ,Pills tegulete the action of kidneys, liver and bovfels, white the Nerve Food turlehes the blood and builds up the nervous system. Edmantlson, Bates do CO.. Toronto. TEE WINGRO TIMES OCTO13J i2 NU Most people beleive that if they wish for things they are entitled to them. Aprons that are worn thin in trout may be made quite goad again. Rip Mt the belt, bib or yoke, cut the apron down inn front; hem those edges, sew the other edges together, andput on belt again. Yen are not experimenting on our- self when you take ' Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a cold as that pre- paration has won its great reputation and extensive sale by its remarkable aures of colds, and can always be de- pended upon. It is equally valuable for adults and children and may be ver youngchildren. tQ dh idlep with implicit confidenee as at contains no harmful drug. Sold by all dealers. '.There are in the United States 4,000 people over 100 years old, 2,500 of whom are women. There is so much more fun steering an automobile than a baby carriage be- cause it costs so much more. There are twenty-nine princesses, six duchesses, seventy-two baronesses and eight vicountesses of American birth. Children Cry yy��, FOR FLETCHER'S CAS i O R I A A man can get fnadder with you for telling him his watch keeps wrong time than with his watchmaker for not getting it right. An oil engine driving an electric generating plant will be used to illumi- nate a lightship that is being built for the harbor of Hamburg. Mr. B. Copeland, photographer, who has been conducting a studio in Berlin for some years, has accepted a position with the Maitland studio, s REST AND HEALTH TO AMER AND OHIID. •Mstan. his' been used foroverSIXTY YEARS y MIr,I,IONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the. GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC, anal is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. It is ab• sotutely harmless. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take to Older kind. TwentySve cents a bottle. In cleaning wall paper with bread crumbs, use only two days old bread in small pieces. Clean with down- ward light stroke. Never go over. same surface and never work hori- zontally. Cut away soiled part of bread continually. With the population variously esti- mated at 6,000,000 to 10,000,000 inhabi- tants, embracing a territory in area approximating that of the State of Texas, of which, perhaps, 65 per cent. is tillable, Morocco has less than 10 per cent. of its soil now under even the rudest cultivation. CATARRH POWDER C,r,� is seat direct to the diseased parts by the Improved Blower. Heals the ulcers, clears the air passages, stops droppings in the throat and peremanny curets Catarrh alnespt no substi es. Malec; or l:dmartaon, Bates & CO.. Toronto. Post mortem examination of an emu or Australians' o trtch in h t e Sydney Y Y zoological collection, disclosed four pennies, six half -pennies, nine nails, five marbles, an umbrella ferrule, a key, a medal, a clock wheel, two collar studs, three buttons, twenty-four pieces of glass and crockery, and a Large pin two inches in length. It was this last that proved fatal. HELPFUL HINTS FOR THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES. One clever woman thoroughly washes her empty bottles having movable per- forated lids and uses them to keep her kitchen spices in. To prevent mold on books is to sprinkle perfumed olive oil on the Iibrary shelves --the tops, backs and sides of the shelves, rubbing it into the wood. Try putting a piece of bread through a meat chopper after you have been eltopping meat, raisins or anything that is hard to get out of the chopper, and you will be surprised to find how easily you can wash it afterward. To remove the last of the cake or bread batter take a long, slender and; very pliable knife and run it around' the sides of the dish. The bowl will be as clean as though it had the proverbial "cat lick" and in aslittle time. Gravy may be handled in this same way. When baking or roasting and the fire beeoines too hot a dish of very cold water placed in the overs wilt overcome the difficulty at once. It gives. better results and is more desirable in every way than to open the door and lower the temperature suddenly. The alert laundress has discovered that hot water used for sprinkling clothes nlakee the work just half of what it would be by using cold water. She has also discovered that a soft,, thick treat placed under the feet save+ troch fatigue and making the work n pleasure, To keep fruit and vegetables per- feetly fresh stc 'tv ek or more, took Y aver and piek out only the sound ones. Do not wash, hull orotherwideprepare; but fill fruit jars, ierew olrvera on tightly, and place in icebox. They will keep perfectly, thus enabling a house- keeper to buy more advantageously. in large quantities, 1110 RAPSORE FOUR TEARS Z491BV AI D Mrs, Wilson, 110 Wickson Avfr, Toronto, Bays: " About Yolk years age a sore not appeared on the right Side of my face, This allot increased in sirs until it became about half an Welt in, diameter and very painful, I went to it idoetor, but the aiutment he gave mo 4id not base any good effect. The sere continued to die, charge freely, and was most painful. ul. had it cauterized, tried poultices and all kinds of salves, hat it was no good., ed and Iconti continued to suffer from it for ;four Yearal "A sample of Zees -Buie was one day given to me, and I used it. Altheug1 the quantity was so email, It aeented to do me some good; so I purchased a further supply, "Each box did me more and more goad, and, to my delight, before i Iliad been using Zam*Buk three weeks, I saw that it was going to heal the sore. in lass than a month it was healedi " I know a lady in the east of the city, whose husband suffered for years 'with an open sore on Itis leg. On my recommendation, Zam-Buk was tried in that case. The other day, when I saw her, she told me that It bad healed the sore completely.. " daughter, who lives in Lech bridge, Alta., bas also used Zam-Buk with the sanme.satisfactory result. I; think it is, beyond all doubt, .the finest healing balm known." Suob ie ibe opinion of all person* wwho have really tried Zam-Buk, t It is a sure cure for eczema, piles, abscesses, ulcers, scalp sores, ring- worm, cuts, burns, scalds, bruises, and all skin injuries and diseases. 30o. box, all druggists and stores, or post free from Zam-Buk Go., Toronto, tor price, "In ease of skin disease use $Iso Zam-Buk Soap, 25e. tablet. AN UNEQUAL CONFLICT, On one side there was— The protected interests fearful for their privileges; • The big financial interests that have grown rich in the financing of Mergers to which the present system gives en- couragement; The united railway interests which are linked in with these other two in- terests, Town dwellers alarmed by stories told them of the increased cost of food stuffs which must follow on recipro- city. On the other side there was a larger body made up of men who till the soil. But with the various classes first nam- ed what were considered to be vitally personal interests were as the weight of tons compared to the trifles light as air represented by party allegiance, while to thousands of farmers party prejudices and traditions counted for more than anything else. Is the result, when looked at in the light of the day after, really cause for surprise? Is the lesson to farmers as to the need of casting the thraldom of partyism aside sufficiently impressive? --Weekly Sun. Don't trifle with a cold is good advice for prudent men and women. It may ev vital 1 eI m the case of a child. There is nothing better than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds in ehildren. It is safe and sure, For sale by all dealers. The Solace. Our home is rather humble, Maud, the roof is on the bum; the kitehen table's sapper -jawed, the chairs are out of plumb. The stairway railing's bad- ly hacked, the screen door has no catch, our crockery is mostly cracked, the glassware doesn't match. I do not blame you that you sigh and shed a tear that smarts, when you see rich dames scooting by in gorgeous chug - chug carts, We have this comfort, tbough, my pet—a joy that never sours: We're absolutely out of debt, and what we have is ours. I'd rather use a sway -backed chair, attired in garments. frayed, than loll on divan rich and rare, for which I hadn't paid. Some day 1 hope to take you, dear, a trip around the globe, and you will make the qneens Iook queer when in your jeweled robe; but nail I can raise the price, to give you gems, my pet, this cheats john lay- out must suffice -1 will not go in debt. —Walt Mason. offered Eton Iter heart, Could Not Stand hard Werk Urs. Harry Smith, 31 Eagle Atre., Brantford, Ont., writes:—"I have euff- tered with my heart areat deal, and could not stand any hard work. I was doctoring with the Doctor and he told me I had to atop doing anything, but, however, a friend told inc about your 11ilhurn'e .heart and Nerve Pills, to 1 got a box and tried them. 1 had to take several boles before 1 felt any benefit, but after doing so I found they were' beeginniag to help me ea I continued their use and am now in ation to do alt my own work, whie>• 1 felt I would. hove to give up." IIIilburn's Heart and. Nerve Pilie are is specific for all tvcak n n . sF ru dow wo men whether troubled with their' heart or nerved, and if you will only give them a trial we can assure you that they will: have the deeired effect. Price 50c. pet bot ora beteg for $1.25, for sale at all dealard or, mailed direct on receipt of pride b The T. Milburn Limited, Toronto, Oats, IMO'S WHO IN CANADA Xr. JQIIN STA61EIEL1), In addition to being parliamentary representative for Colchester, in the late House of Commons, Mr. Stanfield is president, and guiding light of dtaufleld's Limited, operating the concerti formerly ltzlown as the Truro- Keating ruroKnitting Mill & Company at the town of that name in Nava Scotia, The arduous uo s duties f e n connection with this company does not, however, pre- vent his devoting the time on demand to help keep the ship of Dominion more or leas before the wind, and like all good conservatives, be no doubt considers his Influence on the handlers of the helm baa been all the time for good..He la Indeed generally recognised as the strangest representative of the sea -side pro - Born at Charlottetown, P. E. I., in the merry month of 1868, the future �.. 1', removed to Truro with his •'arents in early lite, and had the :round work of his education Iaid 'here by men of mark In the four ---. with some extra frills. In goholastic work thrown in. At a bye.- election in 1907 he won tint liar, !ramentary honors, and at the general election of 1908 the voters of Col- ebester decided they had no good and sufficient reason In sight to .try Ordet the Guitranteeci Flour Next Tine You Ba1e Bread. If Nightly used Cream of tie West Flour will rake the lightest, flakiest, most nutri, tious bread you have ever tasted. If you haven't tested it order a hag next time you go to thegrocer's, ream.:1A. est Flour the hard Wheat flour guaranteed fbread 0- SR trtiRtrP 0 =3Oi=0CI0 E hereby affirm and declare that Cream of the West Flour is a superior bread flow, and as such is subject to our absolute guarantee—moneyback if not satisfactory after a fair trial. Any dealer is hereby authorized to return price paid by customer; en return of unused Portion of bag if (fe r is net as. represented. The Campbell Iilliap Co. Limited, Toronto. Arelklbatd Cempb ll, #'roud•st 001:=10C=20C:30=01:=101=10c g=3 I=1 JOHN STANFIELD Pres. St of;eId's Ltd., Truro a change of representative. Mr. Stan- field is marred and has a family of one son: • 1)r, .T. (a, RUTHERFORD, C.II.G. The Department of Agriculture loses a particularly capable outfit of lir as in I)r. J G Rutherford, C lf.G., Veterinary Director-GeueraL and Live- Stor^lc Commissioner of Canada, who leaves the Cioveinmont service for work that will bring him more money and doubtless greater peace of mind. Dr. Rutherford knew his department work from A to Z. lie had been a member of Parliament and knew what the people wanted.' He had been a farmer and knew what the farmers wanted. He was trained as a veteri- nary surgeon in the thorough English school and knew what the animals wanted. When he took hold in 1902 he found nothing to his hand except an Act of Parliament which was so midi waste paper. In nine years he had created a health -of -animals branch, a meat and food inspection servicewith a hundred inspectors, a biological laboratory with It staff of trained pathologists, and a live -stock branch that Is doing much to promote friendly relations between breeders and their market. Quarantine work has been systematized and the lin- portation of live Stock into Canada is now -thoroughly under the control of the department, Hog cholera has almost disappeared; glanders has been stamped out except in Saskat- chewan; cattle mange, horse mange, sheep scab, and many other minor diseases have been effectively handled. Dr. Rutherford brought unusual powers of special investiga- tion to his duties. Por example, when an epidemic broke out among the cattle in Nova Scotia he discovered that it was due to a poisonous weed, He brought in sheep that throve on the weed and put are end to the epidemic. As president of the Amery scan Veterinary Medical Association, Dr. Rutherford had the chief hand in forming the International Commis - slot for the Control of Bovine Tuber- culosis, whose good work bas just begun. ItJ? CAN 31e3I.f,ItTYIi, The story of the poor lad who leaves home to make his way In the world, and who returna to his native place as a self-made and honorable man of affairs can never lose its charm, 'this is the ltfestory of Duncan McMartin, the Conservative candidate for the county of Glengarry in the present federal fight. Born thirty-seven years ago at St. tiapheels, on one of Glengarry's his torte farmsteads. Duncan inherited. from his father Alan McMartin, the prlealess advantage of United Empire Loyalist blood in his veins, and pio- neer stamina in his constitution, Glen- garrians stili cherish the memories of that panty of seventy-five Loyalists, consisting mainly of Melifartins and their kinsfolk, who forsook the United States In 178a, abandoning their homes and all the comforts of life rather than swerve In their devotion to the Britishr th one. Mr McMartin w • went 'West fromthe old farm while Yet In his teens end after encountering all kinds of hard work siuooess got him. Years of close ap- plication and tireteaa activity, corn - bleed with a phenomenal business acumen, have brought their sure re warde, and Mr Mclstartin now finds hlrriself not only on Easy street; but ILL mitt-)1ijll1011 rat FOR SALE BY RERlt & BIRD, WINGHA.bt. 101 The Times to January, 1912 for 20 cents PRINTING AND STATIONERY We have put inour office a complete stock of Staple Stationery and '.can WRITING PADS ENVELOPES LEAD PENCILS BUTTER PAPER PAPETERIES, supply your wants in WRITING PAPER BLANK. BOOKS, PENS AND INK TOILET PAPER PLAYING CARDS, etc We will keep the best stock in the respective lines and sell at reasonable prices. JOB PRINTING We are in a better position than ever before to attend to your wants in the Job Printing line and all orders will receive prompt attention. Leave your order with us when in need of, LETTER HEADS BILL HEADS • ENVELOPES CALLING CARDS CIRCULARS NOTE HEADS STATEMENTS . WEDDING INVITATIONS POSTERS CATALOGUES Or anything you may require in the prip ` g line: l iott t taken For all the Leading Newspapers and Magazines. e Times Office winetairte BLOCK. KERNELS FROM THE SANCTUM MILL interesting Paragraphs from our Exchanges. • It's up to the near sightedpalmist to use a hand glass. Hardytrees ofEurope be Fur are to F planted on the slopes of the rocky mountains. Seen of itidney Trouble. In the early stages kidney troubles are known by backache and urinary disorders. Later come dropsy, stone, rheumatic pains and perhaps diabetes. But don't wait for these. Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills will help you le a few hours. Their thorough action on the liver, kidneys and bowels will clear away the pains and aches and makeyou well again. Experts declare the hookworm can penetrate into any crevice of a shoe that will admit water. It's the things theyknow they should- n't do that seem to make life worth living for some people. 13illiousness is due to a disordered condition of the stomach. Chamber- lain's Tablets are essentially a stomach medicine, intended especially to act on that organ; to cleanse it, strengthen it, tone and invigorate it, to regulate the liver and to banish biliousness positively and effectually. For sale by all dealers. Crease spots on well may he removed 1 by putting blotting paper on the spot and holding a hot iron against it. The first steel rails every rolled in Australia recently were turned out by by a new South Wales Iron works, Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S ...r ASO F I A After a widow has made up her mind to marry another pian she begins to wear colors to match her complexion. After awoman makes up her mind to have her own way she isn't satisfied unless some man tries to restrain her. Lange back is one of the mast com- mon forms of nniscular rheumatism. A few applications of Chamberlain's Liniment will give relief. Pot sale by all dealers. Rust on a stove may be removed .well with kerosene. W` w 1 with a Woo,ieu cloth wet with kerosene. laid aln oil brush on the grooved and ern&:. mental parts. Let the stove stand a day and then repeat the seeking. Fin- ally rub iiry with a woollen dotb, then polisb. 1 It requires 2,000,000 horse power to operate the textile mills of the United States, ,ofwhi eh 500,000 000 hor se power is produced by electricity. The best plaster. A piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment and bound on over the affected parts is superior to a plaster and costs only one tenth as much. For sale by all dealers. China is offering an unusually favor- able market for American ginseng. The stock at Hongkong is lower than for several years previously. A dainty and inexpensive trimming for lingerie ruffles may be made by al- ternate rows of hemstiched tuoks and rows of round eyelets or embroidered dots. Children Crit FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Should a poultice at any time be re- quired where no linseed meal is avail- able, an excellent poultice can be made by boiling a few potatoes in their skins. When cooked, place them in a flannel bag the size required, fasten the end and roll them over with the rolling pin. They are, then ready for use. Neuralgia and Sciatica Caused great suffering for 25 years. Nothing effective until Dr. Chase's Medicines were Used. "It affords me pleasure to speak favorably of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food and Kidney -Liver Pills," writes Mr. W. T. Collins, aforpeth, Ont. "I haul been a. sufferer for 25 years from sciatica, lumbago and neuralgia and tried nearly ell the remedies adver- tised without one particle of benefit until I began the use of Dr, Chase's medicines. Before I had finished two bars of the Nerve Food and Kidney. Liver Pills 1 noticed considerable benefit in mg' rendition. • I hate so much confidenee in these medicines that i have recommended them to dozens of ray friends." 1n severe t ..,les of this nature ue the eo b ire lined u se ofh t esem fd' ed tree brings results which Ste both sur, prising and satisfactory. The laid- ney-Liver ,Pills tegulete the action of kidneys, liver and bovfels, white the Nerve Food turlehes the blood and builds up the nervous system. Edmantlson, Bates do CO.. Toronto. TEE WINGRO TIMES OCTO13J i2 NU Most people beleive that if they wish for things they are entitled to them. Aprons that are worn thin in trout may be made quite goad again. Rip Mt the belt, bib or yoke, cut the apron down inn front; hem those edges, sew the other edges together, andput on belt again. Yen are not experimenting on our- self when you take ' Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a cold as that pre- paration has won its great reputation and extensive sale by its remarkable aures of colds, and can always be de- pended upon. It is equally valuable for adults and children and may be ver youngchildren. tQ dh idlep with implicit confidenee as at contains no harmful drug. Sold by all dealers. '.There are in the United States 4,000 people over 100 years old, 2,500 of whom are women. There is so much more fun steering an automobile than a baby carriage be- cause it costs so much more. There are twenty-nine princesses, six duchesses, seventy-two baronesses and eight vicountesses of American birth. Children Cry yy��, FOR FLETCHER'S CAS i O R I A A man can get fnadder with you for telling him his watch keeps wrong time than with his watchmaker for not getting it right. An oil engine driving an electric generating plant will be used to illumi- nate a lightship that is being built for the harbor of Hamburg. Mr. B. Copeland, photographer, who has been conducting a studio in Berlin for some years, has accepted a position with the Maitland studio, s REST AND HEALTH TO AMER AND OHIID. •Mstan. his' been used foroverSIXTY YEARS y MIr,I,IONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the. GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC, anal is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. It is ab• sotutely harmless. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take to Older kind. TwentySve cents a bottle. In cleaning wall paper with bread crumbs, use only two days old bread in small pieces. Clean with down- ward light stroke. Never go over. same surface and never work hori- zontally. Cut away soiled part of bread continually. With the population variously esti- mated at 6,000,000 to 10,000,000 inhabi- tants, embracing a territory in area approximating that of the State of Texas, of which, perhaps, 65 per cent. is tillable, Morocco has less than 10 per cent. of its soil now under even the rudest cultivation. CATARRH POWDER C,r,� is seat direct to the diseased parts by the Improved Blower. Heals the ulcers, clears the air passages, stops droppings in the throat and peremanny curets Catarrh alnespt no substi es. Malec; or l:dmartaon, Bates & CO.. Toronto. Post mortem examination of an emu or Australians' o trtch in h t e Sydney Y Y zoological collection, disclosed four pennies, six half -pennies, nine nails, five marbles, an umbrella ferrule, a key, a medal, a clock wheel, two collar studs, three buttons, twenty-four pieces of glass and crockery, and a Large pin two inches in length. It was this last that proved fatal. HELPFUL HINTS FOR THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES. One clever woman thoroughly washes her empty bottles having movable per- forated lids and uses them to keep her kitchen spices in. To prevent mold on books is to sprinkle perfumed olive oil on the Iibrary shelves --the tops, backs and sides of the shelves, rubbing it into the wood. Try putting a piece of bread through a meat chopper after you have been eltopping meat, raisins or anything that is hard to get out of the chopper, and you will be surprised to find how easily you can wash it afterward. To remove the last of the cake or bread batter take a long, slender and; very pliable knife and run it around' the sides of the dish. The bowl will be as clean as though it had the proverbial "cat lick" and in aslittle time. Gravy may be handled in this same way. When baking or roasting and the fire beeoines too hot a dish of very cold water placed in the overs wilt overcome the difficulty at once. It gives. better results and is more desirable in every way than to open the door and lower the temperature suddenly. The alert laundress has discovered that hot water used for sprinkling clothes nlakee the work just half of what it would be by using cold water. She has also discovered that a soft,, thick treat placed under the feet save+ troch fatigue and making the work n pleasure, To keep fruit and vegetables per- feetly fresh stc 'tv ek or more, took Y aver and piek out only the sound ones. Do not wash, hull orotherwideprepare; but fill fruit jars, ierew olrvera on tightly, and place in icebox. They will keep perfectly, thus enabling a house- keeper to buy more advantageously. in large quantities, 1110 RAPSORE FOUR TEARS Z491BV AI D Mrs, Wilson, 110 Wickson Avfr, Toronto, Bays: " About Yolk years age a sore not appeared on the right Side of my face, This allot increased in sirs until it became about half an Welt in, diameter and very painful, I went to it idoetor, but the aiutment he gave mo 4id not base any good effect. The sere continued to die, charge freely, and was most painful. ul. had it cauterized, tried poultices and all kinds of salves, hat it was no good., ed and Iconti continued to suffer from it for ;four Yearal "A sample of Zees -Buie was one day given to me, and I used it. Altheug1 the quantity was so email, It aeented to do me some good; so I purchased a further supply, "Each box did me more and more goad, and, to my delight, before i Iliad been using Zam*Buk three weeks, I saw that it was going to heal the sore. in lass than a month it was healedi " I know a lady in the east of the city, whose husband suffered for years 'with an open sore on Itis leg. On my recommendation, Zam-Buk was tried in that case. The other day, when I saw her, she told me that It bad healed the sore completely.. " daughter, who lives in Lech bridge, Alta., bas also used Zam-Buk with the sanme.satisfactory result. I; think it is, beyond all doubt, .the finest healing balm known." Suob ie ibe opinion of all person* wwho have really tried Zam-Buk, t It is a sure cure for eczema, piles, abscesses, ulcers, scalp sores, ring- worm, cuts, burns, scalds, bruises, and all skin injuries and diseases. 30o. box, all druggists and stores, or post free from Zam-Buk Go., Toronto, tor price, "In ease of skin disease use $Iso Zam-Buk Soap, 25e. tablet. AN UNEQUAL CONFLICT, On one side there was— The protected interests fearful for their privileges; • The big financial interests that have grown rich in the financing of Mergers to which the present system gives en- couragement; The united railway interests which are linked in with these other two in- terests, Town dwellers alarmed by stories told them of the increased cost of food stuffs which must follow on recipro- city. On the other side there was a larger body made up of men who till the soil. But with the various classes first nam- ed what were considered to be vitally personal interests were as the weight of tons compared to the trifles light as air represented by party allegiance, while to thousands of farmers party prejudices and traditions counted for more than anything else. Is the result, when looked at in the light of the day after, really cause for surprise? Is the lesson to farmers as to the need of casting the thraldom of partyism aside sufficiently impressive? --Weekly Sun. Don't trifle with a cold is good advice for prudent men and women. It may ev vital 1 eI m the case of a child. There is nothing better than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds in ehildren. It is safe and sure, For sale by all dealers. The Solace. Our home is rather humble, Maud, the roof is on the bum; the kitehen table's sapper -jawed, the chairs are out of plumb. The stairway railing's bad- ly hacked, the screen door has no catch, our crockery is mostly cracked, the glassware doesn't match. I do not blame you that you sigh and shed a tear that smarts, when you see rich dames scooting by in gorgeous chug - chug carts, We have this comfort, tbough, my pet—a joy that never sours: We're absolutely out of debt, and what we have is ours. I'd rather use a sway -backed chair, attired in garments. frayed, than loll on divan rich and rare, for which I hadn't paid. Some day 1 hope to take you, dear, a trip around the globe, and you will make the qneens Iook queer when in your jeweled robe; but nail I can raise the price, to give you gems, my pet, this cheats john lay- out must suffice -1 will not go in debt. —Walt Mason. offered Eton Iter heart, Could Not Stand hard Werk Urs. Harry Smith, 31 Eagle Atre., Brantford, Ont., writes:—"I have euff- tered with my heart areat deal, and could not stand any hard work. I was doctoring with the Doctor and he told me I had to atop doing anything, but, however, a friend told inc about your 11ilhurn'e .heart and Nerve Pills, to 1 got a box and tried them. 1 had to take several boles before 1 felt any benefit, but after doing so I found they were' beeginniag to help me ea I continued their use and am now in ation to do alt my own work, whie>• 1 felt I would. hove to give up." IIIilburn's Heart and. Nerve Pilie are is specific for all tvcak n n . sF ru dow wo men whether troubled with their' heart or nerved, and if you will only give them a trial we can assure you that they will: have the deeired effect. Price 50c. pet bot ora beteg for $1.25, for sale at all dealard or, mailed direct on receipt of pride b The T. Milburn Limited, Toronto, Oats, IMO'S WHO IN CANADA Xr. JQIIN STA61EIEL1), In addition to being parliamentary representative for Colchester, in the late House of Commons, Mr. Stanfield is president, and guiding light of dtaufleld's Limited, operating the concerti formerly ltzlown as the Truro- Keating ruroKnitting Mill & Company at the town of that name in Nava Scotia, The arduous uo s duties f e n connection with this company does not, however, pre- vent his devoting the time on demand to help keep the ship of Dominion more or leas before the wind, and like all good conservatives, be no doubt considers his Influence on the handlers of the helm baa been all the time for good..He la Indeed generally recognised as the strangest representative of the sea -side pro - Born at Charlottetown, P. E. I., in the merry month of 1868, the future �.. 1', removed to Truro with his •'arents in early lite, and had the :round work of his education Iaid 'here by men of mark In the four ---. with some extra frills. In goholastic work thrown in. At a bye.- election in 1907 he won tint liar, !ramentary honors, and at the general election of 1908 the voters of Col- ebester decided they had no good and sufficient reason In sight to .try Ordet the Guitranteeci Flour Next Tine You Ba1e Bread. If Nightly used Cream of tie West Flour will rake the lightest, flakiest, most nutri, tious bread you have ever tasted. If you haven't tested it order a hag next time you go to thegrocer's, ream.:1A. est Flour the hard Wheat flour guaranteed fbread 0- SR trtiRtrP 0 =3Oi=0CI0 E hereby affirm and declare that Cream of the West Flour is a superior bread flow, and as such is subject to our absolute guarantee—moneyback if not satisfactory after a fair trial. Any dealer is hereby authorized to return price paid by customer; en return of unused Portion of bag if (fe r is net as. represented. The Campbell Iilliap Co. Limited, Toronto. Arelklbatd Cempb ll, #'roud•st 001:=10C=20C:30=01:=101=10c g=3 I=1 JOHN STANFIELD Pres. St of;eId's Ltd., Truro a change of representative. Mr. Stan- field is marred and has a family of one son: • 1)r, .T. (a, RUTHERFORD, C.II.G. The Department of Agriculture loses a particularly capable outfit of lir as in I)r. J G Rutherford, C lf.G., Veterinary Director-GeueraL and Live- Stor^lc Commissioner of Canada, who leaves the Cioveinmont service for work that will bring him more money and doubtless greater peace of mind. Dr. Rutherford knew his department work from A to Z. lie had been a member of Parliament and knew what the people wanted.' He had been a farmer and knew what the farmers wanted. He was trained as a veteri- nary surgeon in the thorough English school and knew what the animals wanted. When he took hold in 1902 he found nothing to his hand except an Act of Parliament which was so midi waste paper. In nine years he had created a health -of -animals branch, a meat and food inspection servicewith a hundred inspectors, a biological laboratory with It staff of trained pathologists, and a live -stock branch that Is doing much to promote friendly relations between breeders and their market. Quarantine work has been systematized and the lin- portation of live Stock into Canada is now -thoroughly under the control of the department, Hog cholera has almost disappeared; glanders has been stamped out except in Saskat- chewan; cattle mange, horse mange, sheep scab, and many other minor diseases have been effectively handled. Dr. Rutherford brought unusual powers of special investiga- tion to his duties. Por example, when an epidemic broke out among the cattle in Nova Scotia he discovered that it was due to a poisonous weed, He brought in sheep that throve on the weed and put are end to the epidemic. As president of the Amery scan Veterinary Medical Association, Dr. Rutherford had the chief hand in forming the International Commis - slot for the Control of Bovine Tuber- culosis, whose good work bas just begun. ItJ? CAN 31e3I.f,ItTYIi, The story of the poor lad who leaves home to make his way In the world, and who returna to his native place as a self-made and honorable man of affairs can never lose its charm, 'this is the ltfestory of Duncan McMartin, the Conservative candidate for the county of Glengarry in the present federal fight. Born thirty-seven years ago at St. tiapheels, on one of Glengarry's his torte farmsteads. Duncan inherited. from his father Alan McMartin, the prlealess advantage of United Empire Loyalist blood in his veins, and pio- neer stamina in his constitution, Glen- garrians stili cherish the memories of that panty of seventy-five Loyalists, consisting mainly of Melifartins and their kinsfolk, who forsook the United States In 178a, abandoning their homes and all the comforts of life rather than swerve In their devotion to the Britishr th one. Mr McMartin w • went 'West fromthe old farm while Yet In his teens end after encountering all kinds of hard work siuooess got him. Years of close ap- plication and tireteaa activity, corn - bleed with a phenomenal business acumen, have brought their sure re warde, and Mr Mclstartin now finds hlrriself not only on Easy street; but ILL mitt-)1ijll1011 rat FOR SALE BY RERlt & BIRD, WINGHA.bt. 101 The Times to January, 1912 for 20 cents PRINTING AND STATIONERY We have put inour office a complete stock of Staple Stationery and '.can WRITING PADS ENVELOPES LEAD PENCILS BUTTER PAPER PAPETERIES, supply your wants in WRITING PAPER BLANK. BOOKS, PENS AND INK TOILET PAPER PLAYING CARDS, etc We will keep the best stock in the respective lines and sell at reasonable prices. JOB PRINTING We are in a better position than ever before to attend to your wants in the Job Printing line and all orders will receive prompt attention. Leave your order with us when in need of, LETTER HEADS BILL HEADS • ENVELOPES CALLING CARDS CIRCULARS NOTE HEADS STATEMENTS . 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