The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-10-19, Page 3,
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:he-m9st 13.,E;).aPerOtiS: -Canadian inagSirY
garromp of leading, gold mining companies are :at record 10Vele,pOd
althdtigh, gold isat a premium of Over 50,0/0, the shares of the leading
Paradian old producing companies , have appreciated ooly
moder-
ately In value in the past sir months.' ' Re -valuation of, gold, with-
censequent perpetuation of all or most of the premium is practically
assured. WE OFFER ON REClUaT concise analytical. Studies of ,
all Canadian gold miningcompanies or any importance, including
1 he following: • ,
• PO.Mg,_: • LAKE SHORE% ' ..WRIOHT-HAROFI1/„B§
1.4._POE. • "t° TPOK-HUGHES M'ACASSA
BRAP)RNE NICOLiN" .•- .SYLVANITE
."44.: IP:046017 Of Gold in „the wOrld'a eeohOiniestruetare, andlyz „
„ihg, and making elear,its: puzzling features has been. carefully. Set
ot in our , beek let '''Goid • th'e 1Seji to Conditions.
• • • • • . •
CUT OUT.' AND MAIL. l'HIS COL/PON; ..-!
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wIthotit, eisugation on my 'part; •plea,Se for.vilard ne yeile" booklet; 1..,gold, •
the Key- to. Conditiori$ " also report on the, f ollowing ininerS1
NaMO •
T. McWHIRTER COMPANY Limited
F4DERAL iitilLDING TORONTO
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..U.S7INjobt.:,. •
ecent Events
OVer-Seat
• • •.••••••-•-•—•
Too Mach Feat!,
Late Haulm' ,
Smoky.:
Atmosphere
NET-.-This,Monike No "Acid
Headache -4o Upset Stiynaqh.
ay thisda.....
'EST, SUREST and EASIE T way
to combat FEELING, THE.;
• EFFECTS of .over-indulgence—the
•. most powerful acid nentraltzerknOwn
to science.. just de!' this:: 7, .
. TAKE -2 tablespoonfuls of Phil-
, •` lips' Milk of Magnesia in a glass of '
Water ElEro.bed.' In ;the morning
• ' take 2, More tablespodnfills with the
juice of a WHOLE ()RANGE. That's
all Tornortow„you7ll feel. great! '
--.:=--„Or_takeLthe-cquivalent--arrieurrWor'7:
Phillips' Milk,'of Magnesia. tablets..:
, Each tablet is equal to a teaspoonful
. of the 'liquid,
•Milk'of Magnesia in the.
familiar liquid fOrtrf;„ or
the new, margelouily'
, convenient' tablets. Be.
, mire it's PIULLIPS'.
• thekind•doetors'endorse.
•''NOW.
OR LIQUID FORM '
A
•• INTADt IN CANADA •
Prairie SoiI Superiority-
eiigeifit'ai dr. distinguishing char-.
,• . • . . • , . •
acteristle.ot the Western prpirie• sells
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la the, pOsseesien of a large,Pronortion'
'• OVvegetable'insiter • and its .conCoMitF".
• ant nitrogen. ;It Is to this ae.C.,ntiOneel
tiOnably, says the Dominion Chemist,
that these :sent ,primarily.owe.their
'markahle fertility, and fasting.quality.
,For the'lltost Part; -they. certainly con -
lain Of the Mineral Ole:.
' ments'of plant food, bat in this respect
they .do, not differ from many .,solls of
less,$rodietiveness in other parts of
• the' Dominion.. It Is the • ;larger per.
tentage, :of nitrogen-hOldingbitmusl
forming.Material and its intimate .cor:
Poratidn; Withthe; sand -,and ,clay that
' •
give to these sena' :their :•superiority,
_ i'theMically,,phyale;a0and
:.Litatly, there is the 'winter :With its
lends cold practically- locking UP the
of plant food &Om the antiimii
ltitil_the season opens 'again, •:, •Waste'
• rear leaching,, stray ,as occurs
In coun-
ries whieli the WinterTie qiiildtand
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I DPSI.C. IS
•
"$einehody once said that brevtty Is
The seuf7Tif wit, iv -het -h.. e obV1iL13
" Meant tb Say that witisthe soul of
Chestert4n.
411.
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We'Yrti.euth, Eng.--Adrairal Sir Johli
Kelly .stood on :the .'!Admiral'e Wale
above the IlaY•IgatIng bridge of the
flagship Nelson recently, an.d aVed
good bye to bis flet .
1-
He sailed away from Portland: he-
tWeen tvie liaes Of' battleships mts.'
era and deitroyersthe,Hoine fleet,
of Which he had been ten:inlander,
in -Chief since last year. . a • •
HU was 011 lus way to pOrtsniouth
to haul (loin his flag, His succesSer.
•iS 'Admiral 'Sir Wll1in Boyd. •.
A pall Of . mist id. Alia sIips frofn
the land, 'and,' gaVe sombre touch
..to the scene. .
•
As the flagship 'came abreast of-, the
Renown.wfrielried-tlie .1ine te ad
niiral acknowledged , a thunder of
'Cheers from ratings who•, lined the
decks.
As each ship ,passed,, the, 'solitary
fikure on "Adthiral. Wal,k,L, :saluted
and then waVed. faeweII"
The prbcession was fiVe miles long,.
With hands' on the ferecastle ,playing •
"The Admiral's. Salute" and 'Mille
713mtennia. .
.• . .
. ,..,Wh.en the ',fast ..,of thei.deStrOfer's
''-,i,yad' oioned'.,lier, flag to the departing
COIRmaild0Ameliibt;I:theL,a-irektc-ca-i;-
rker „1"urions..turried7..tint, Of . the lifie
and; airplanes ;..rOte:' from ' her decks
to give a :final salute from the Air.
"Ou•
r. John','' . as Sir John had been '
, ,. . ,.,
known • 'throughout •tho.Hotne 'Fleet,
:W1,11''be•Missed.fOr'.hie. Understanding
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attitude . towards the.:probents• of „all,.
these s.erViiig under ,Iiiin.. • •• • . ' I •
. • . ,..
'.Thes feW' yenta,- he... addressed : • to
the Men When>.hehecame;COmnialider-,
.. , . . .
inchief are.well remenibered by thein.
, `ft am the new C-in-C:', . he said.
"Thought yott•Would .all like ,to. have
, .. .
a. 1:09.k. 4 ?min.' . If you see: me about
_._ .,
44a. seine new rating says ; `who'S the
'old'. gehtlemen ?' ..yett•: Say, ,`Den;:tf you
P.,...L.ctii4t.,.s., thlq_4, IA 0. and --min
-Y.olf iyw:eil saittee.?; :. :.;•', :,::,o • ', :-
, •
His, 24th Conviction.• •
_ I. •
Landon; Eng.,F-Williain- Smith, aged
.47, a plasterer, who pleaded guilty' to •
'a charge of stealing 28 3 3-4d •front a
.hospital l collection box, Was .senteti-
ted• to two Years' phorisonnient..! at
•the ''Old ,Bailey. 'This was ' his 24th.
conviction. gmkth, it was •stated, was
dentiticed-t6Tdeath for l desertion ' 'in
tho fiekl, in France. this was after-
wards.,e6mMuted. ••
• Fight Plarn,ed.
'London, Eng.:—Welsh Guards
'Beefeaters, summoned by e bugle call,
,frnighta blase g *shed: adjoining'
a refiesbnient -room just qiiSide the
gates.. Of' the Tower of Lenderione
night recently.
• Wheeze, , • Men
doubled to th1jed the roof of ..which
was alight, and, 'practically, extinguish-
ed the' •fire before ,thp:' engines' from
HE LOOKED FAT—.AND-
ow 'Getting iiii-Porids Off
Takes. .171ot. Water
• .3ttiCatia• . KrOsChen ••.•• Salts .• •
'• '
it. A 'fb.\;t •811,' Plus r,,I ands of fat,. eta Milli1.e 1:
lot Of difference,A Wonien Who has '‘ .
taken 11 lbe, off her 139 lbs. say she '
"feels :so fineand liappy." . She Writeetv
"Two,' years ago I Suffered ;With pail* I,
ininy•.arms,tati.ficialderS', so 1. deeided.
tti try itt'q'chen 'Salts, seeing in. Or& ,
,Oalierd What.. it had done -for otlierS,
. Altliotigh,.1 only N'itoigheir
• loOted 'very tat and felt It, •SUt atter
;taking_ a spopOtilte't tha wonder4.4 ,
Xritschen every ',Mott lifg„iti het...Water, •
taxi leMoti .juiee, I went doWn to. 128
..fbs., and tilliSt say 1 feel, a 'let bettor,'
. Nit ?It V have lie 'Sight Of •any 'paid
vaiitteVer..7 .1. ara not Unite -Stlre, but I,
thiik this iny •sixth Jar, 1 teei, S0.
thie and ha Pny Avrite and,
.:1:01„.111,.-40insv,5;:v.that-,40414.144„ty,t;Ailty-
Waiin 'aline for hie. 1 hifire'LaCfriend
here that has •started taking if,and
she has reduced 'eroin138 Ibs, to 132
lbs." -(Mrs.) ID E.
taking Ki uschth1 , Salt
lie‘cotiiiiloli.s,6i,te way to tedtfee'-,.,lehtt
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• in Announcement ofSpec
ognin-i040.tni with the next lithe of
this.. Paper, We take p1easur. in pre-
senting' a new feature under the,aboVO
heading. This is a series, of travei
Articlekcontributed bY the well-known
tra.velier, Capt. P. Reid. • ,
' -,,Oaptaih Reid is a "Canadian who.:Con:
dtiOt travai':.parties„te • ami through
turoPe. '11O'hes just retdrned frDM an.
'eXtens.iVe trip', .eoveringrimch territory
that Is quite 'off ,the beaten path of
travel. 'Many Interesting: things have
affected him:personally ordiave ccime
under • his .observation and we have
asked. him to recount themfor your
These ixnpressions'will appeal te the
imagi oft-of-,-tliiii e--Wherb a -VT -note*
Aoyed• the advantages of foreign travel
'w ..set
:Some time, see 7flie Thinii-Abbut. which
they have read Or ,about 'which they
haye, he r, through friends; and
• tir . •
ial Interest To Our Readers •
qualntancs from (Aber lands. To
thesetwho Dave traYelled these articles
vVill Oanjbre, up n-lemerieS of pleasant
incidents lovely-scenery,,quaint dress
and customs—above all, Mach .kind-
ness „received, ethicist .anfarailiar ,sut:
roun.dipge. . •
Travel is an iinpOrthnt Medium, of
good um-lei:standing': people Of
one 'country appreciated. motives
and the problems ,of -the peoples Of
ogler countries, tbe fear of interns,'
tional discord Would soon cease,
The range Of incidents related will
'terry .you, not only to the British Isles
but also to PO%rtagal..SPaill, Hungary,
ffelY, Jugoslavia, $IVIIZSrlaIld,'
tr
-eXeCIAKIrriraViar r'germany, H-oulslanida:
Belgium and, Prance. We now that
ife-,yopy ▪ .ccininepts'.
The -first story of the series will • e
"An .Encounter With Scotland Yard.'.
• • •
statiene arrived. Little. iag'e
was -done . . ' - . • , • .P..". . '' .
The . Ouar4s,1 'in fatigue .d.rets,
were Cheered bya nuniher.,of visit -
ort, iiichid.ing, a, party of American
touriSte, • . ' * • ..
• Unusual' Wedding..
,
London, ' Eng. -LA. Teal Chinese Wed;
ding,- With all the ceremonial Of !the
'East,. took Place in LOOtidan recentlY,
"•••.But there' Was one '.81milarity with
English marriages—the bride ,promis
be .
The wedding teak* 11ilUc at..Chlea
House, Oovier Street; w.c..,:Andi. was
conducted in almost' exactly the 'same
'Way as 'it would have been in China; ‘.
' The.' Ohayig : Phu -Xing,
had 'Conte from Chine,,and•Wpg in. true
ChiaCee. 'Costume. 'The ,bridegrootn
Was Mr,..Lie, Whio.,has pass-
ed his final p.tti_infilation at- the Len-
dpir:-SCItced-of-7
The '..bride's inaid of 'honor and
thei,hridegroent. ,Were in, qtu'roPean-
, • . • I
,...clethes.__The,cererpony-wa's .performed:
by gr. Peen, Aru, Who Was the hride'S' •
.seheolinaster 111 China. '
hi: a Chinesemiarriage there is tio
The driver, 0,f the car. Mrs. japkeeti..
Russell Of Archerfleld House East
Lothian, Was accompanied by her SIS -
ter -in-law, Mrs. uj. Xre, Boyd's
children; a...boy aged 10 and a, girl of
The ',car was . appreacliing' a park-
ing Place, At the .side....ot. the harbor
when, for some nnaccount,able ,reaSon.
it 'failed: to • stop, and 'fell over'• the
wellinto the water: beneath.' '
The l reseaer was. Mr, JackStewart,'
a 21 -year-old .uphoisterer of Westgate,
• . , . ,
North 'Berwick.' 1 ,'
"1:rWaS4Canding-4e,.(11P h-allidr, *k-
•ing to. a ..friend;" he :said, ,"Whetti.the,
alarm' was raised. • • • '
'I ` threW, aft, tity ,jaeket. and 'shoes:
and :titi'ed •
,groped • about,. and,, feeling the,
ritechanisn't of the, car and the
reallied, that it was lying .upside
down.
.,o14han-d-re,
:and!,wfth a greet effort 1, got it;ioimii.
1, telt and Caught....ad :Of a.
leg .andsome clothes.
Preyed to be the children • They
were cons:dons • and :'gripped %hold of
with .titefri •clitiging' to Me. Itook ,
•• •
. ,.
o the sut face, • IA het e
, .
minister, but 'an, 'aSsential,i.feature.e'
'the bride's .declaratl,en .prorais
to obey hashand.', •
The.bride and bridegrooin had the:
suppoi't of a laige nttrnber Of fellOw-.
students: . • • • •
After the.,•eeVel'itp:itY the .whole taity?
. .
.went to a• West: End"Chinese..reStenft.
:ant - to .• :Celebrate the ..e*ient. • '
NerroWBStape...
. .13r9ifgli, :40g.:-4TWo pilots one with,
his ..•.foot :jammed :in the ' rudder .don'-
rdis;.:yainiy .04'0to sorethemselves;
from, crathing,...0e. the . 'main 'Hull.poill-
•caster. railway" line: at .Dretigh• recent,
ly
••• They failed.' Thefr:maehine: crashed
on • .to the lies at Brough station
A., few iecOnde later; ar“eftprese train
thundered 'through. :,.They Were. saveds
by 'live ..yardS. '
But •• they had •••JUSt: eecaped death
by hVe• feet' Their; airplane' 'in.:it§
.•
uncotitrolled
deseent,:. had 'Skinfitied...al
22,0.00 -volt: electricity cable• •
• N.itit' ar.atch.
• AA
That' ' w,hal you get when You buy Plug
Tobacco lasts longer, gives 3 more.
srnolWoute off erno trig.00st:,
IGPL
FISE;;REMEDY.fOR
CID$T.O.
Classified Advertising
AGENTS
dES'A'S WANT,E13--,BIG••FROFITS-4-i
lased in every house, • Polish Mann.-
c•v•
Four put i1v*T.--P-llblile-:- has aerd
'.,sitoinach whether tlley. knew, It or not.
Paths after 'eatIng,; belching, gas, •and:
bloating are all signs of too flinch acid.
A. spoonful of riteurated„Magnesia after,
meals Will overcoine thls condition
.tho'thtre;n,:iTrut;sit..tnni adererg, ist
uht
.
FarmersNotes
•
It Is corn roast time In Lgtnatia, one
Of the two principal •otitdeor'testiVitieS•
In the Dominion :With' WhiCh .the nese-
.„-ing of the •ears does not seem to: Inter-
fere. . The other Is "sugaring' 94" at
,
maple sugar tlixte in7the. early -days of
§PrIng'' , , ,, • .... . . ,
Farmers Must ,Produce
•- .TO the i4ag in oi..0: street, : any at-
tempts to increase'Prdution in these.
.days.. of depressing '' world- surpluses
seent:•a/waSte.,,,Of tithe, or even worse.
He forgets says Mr. L. H. Newinazi;
,Dothinion., Cerealist,. that the. problem,
1 of the indiViclual farmer differs vastly'
,
from fliat'ef.:the. nation at h...whole,,,_14,
.that :the Capacity Of :the farmer to
'carry On .and pay hi's Way isipeasPred
inno-salad' degree by, the Yield's he
. .. , . , : ,
realizes Per acre.: -TOthe fernier, the
acre..is, his; unit! og production. • it his,
°acreageyields- per: acre, whether.'eori7,
verted into;•01111t.....mutton, or .beet, 'or
-disposed of in:their law state, are not
safliciently h•fgh..to enable -him to meet.
hie obligations, -he' must either silt-.
comb, entirely. Or be forted to adept A,
Standard Of living .'which. reilioves,liim
:as an,itnportahtlactdr In the problem,
of •keeping: the, Wheels. 'of conirder'ce,
moving...;, • ..
.',A bright feethre or the 'egg' market
AS that ,this year promises" to be the
:heaviest.* egg:Oxporting . seitSon since
4326, ... ' ' ' ' ,.•'' ' • "
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.
:.4oOd Build -hi Demand
,
Laleiy; a verjr, definite •inoreaSe in
the, demand, ,for registered , Holstein'
bulls with ci'editable backing, has be -
:tome 'apparent In All :parts 'ef Ontario..
'ipit:e ineVement in this directien has
been particularlY• the
notice hle :sie th
1..). .. C .
new.. Vrentiunt•Poliey Went into effect
In jitne. ,As a result, .prices have beep
strengthening and even „higher, values
are likely to preVailthis Pall, 'accord-
'
ing to breeders;* ' • .... ..
. . • . ,
• '. • tiniired - °teed ',Oatet,-.
,"The volume de livestock export this
year is con Si derably ,greater than that
of last year," said:Garhet E. Duncan,:
livestock Investigator, _Ontario :mar-
keting :Board, .hand:.a.... COMperison. Of
sales, .in.Great Britain,. discloses that
top rices have been received for .eat
tle of 11,50 to 1209 pounds.'" . :,
.Mr. Dungan .said that Ontario feed-
ers still haVe at.Considetable.'huniber
Or Cattle available fOr .export, and JaCk.
of oeeahi:Space 'Seems to :be the :Only'
--facter--restr-dini-ig, ' e-ven•-greater-- ship -
For the present; prosPective indivi'd;
nal shippers' should communicate with
live tock agente in lYtentreal , with a
,vieW to securing any space which,niay
•
..be.:offered from .,•tinie 40 time: '4 '
f' :boat 'earne•te Thy, assistanee and „took.
e 'Charge' of thenr.,. . I ' •
""Again speu,r9ck.stIts
wninan, .vassenzpr, and succeeded in
getting her to the surface. •
."The .wolinit driver. ,seerried• to be
jammea. agains.t, the'•eteering
We .'tried. 'hard' to .extricate • her
and It was some tihie 'before we got
her COL But unfortunately it..wa-s too'
Jate to ,SS;VS:::her ..1161." •
The body as 'tahe,n;:te a.hut neer...`
by • and every effort. . was 'niacie•
bring back.:41ife,.,but 'without avail,.'•
.•
Mrs. .tackion-.RUssers- husband Is
a' bilis. landowner•in. the oulla,ne:•dis-
triet; an1 Archeje1d ketise,. :a. large
mansion, atantra:, • • In.inagnificent
grotinds; • • , . •
.• , •
The Men. • 'W'ere centuttFkr.--,4:
I ' • *
'w..0itikead4.414q. . plyingOdi, ter': r; . F.•
:Stanley. They .wereSn'ot ',even sc,rat-
thed, althoughJhe: airplane's; . wings;
,Were rinned'hy ..svires
bor-
dei-ing 'the ,railway. , • , • , • ..,.:,''
They:idinibed out , andwalked
retind ,the machine' to Evinine. the
ilainage. •Meinbers. iiirdreine
staff had 'seen the 'trash' mid rpshed
mitt but met the two. Pilots' walking'
to the airdronie. •
. .
:Captain Woodhead
went: tie in another airplane' to, rnitiik•
•• .
. Car ' orgetten.
,
proprietor of :iliriglitodER
asked the- advice of the Hihgsten
13ench ...Meet:10y respect•ing.•il, motor
ear lett: at iter„:- Vaiitie 'a year 'ago
,t'which had not been elainiet1-4P31.te
owneI
She ,wisheil to 'seehre the tests of'
repairing; the Oar 'and the gaiage.'fees
..fer the neribd, The clerk waS ins"truct,
ed to look up' the law on the subjent
and advise the woman he'W to 'pro-
ceed,
1
*dn'arriatic Beattie,
London, woinan. uniV,
,
04.1c,°.4,e,10.0itilear •_WaS droWhed.;_when
it hurtled, °Ver.:the Otiai into'. the ,
harbor At' •613erwie1t, the famous:.
,
LIMY"' posieSS , 'reducing .qualitics In golfiiig resort, to004.1).`,.••baklier. throe
theiliSelveS„ This is What they ,dp-4‘... paS'seners,-,-.6nOther WO:hien-end two
they clean Out the ithintrittee In your childrent:L-Were' rescued ttrathatically
hlood Ls keeping .flie bowels, kidneys by Imo;
ttinier;t1i6 itiddv water,:
„,m1k4.47.4. t:.otitilt.t.,kliy,to...
briergY yeted'±' aTereOt'' teitotteirlia 6,-- 'Where; ••,'Other''reScitOrS.:
. • • :took oharge orthem, and, diving
And alter tWO: ,WeeleS youp.'exce.ts ileSh • brought•uP . their Mether.' ,.., • .
•Starta• to know tba 4019104 wanlan was Pihhei
eec It. The„seeleS Will the •Story, against tha'Stoorihg-wheel, and It was
Tcruschen Salts , Is Obtainable at all ongY with' difneult$ that .her bndv Wee
•
Inflated TUbeeySolye.
, Airplane . Ice I:eiableitt:
of balloon 'silk.
drawn: oyer the front -O-,f the wings and
tail surfaces;inflated or, dc -dated at
the will of the pilofi-hAve proved
practicaI ice-breakihg.eleVice, it is an-
nottifeed by Mr. W. A. Patterson; vice -
/president of. the United Air. Lines. ,
When ice began to appear On the
edges. Of the ,..alt -metal plan( Usedin
testi, the pilot turned a valve on :a
air pump. ' • The sleeves swelle12upan
the ice ;cracked .and • blew off ,in the
•:Alt• etre*. :Stripsof balloor, silk aro
stewri' to form h, series of ..tubes,, .and
.are,eolie_nte,d...toLth e....,wings-1,1 Ong-- clas-
iie edgeS:- Tests have '-Tie on
all Surnhaer. '• While 'grouad temper.,..
atUre Was around degree., experi-
nichterS fleW,aloft. 10,00u. feet, nearly
leur Milei,..to find their 'ice,forming
condition. • ' • , • .
It is riot...as easy to, tta o stor,
tb.day ;as in 1928 and 11)29 —Roger
nabScm. ' .
"The trouble ,with the theatre ,noW
. .
Is that there'are too many hear tacheS
in it.„"L44eoree M. Conan,
.
lenbt. take thefii With Ideti 'that Drug: 8tbreS gte,...Atid /te.. pr•gottie., .foicasod, • 1, •
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CHILDREN.,
„
WOW Up only once. The
health giving YitarnIns in
,SCOTT'S
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EMULSION
liejps" them grow; pro;
teets.themi front disease;
niatc.e,• Wang bones and
• („.„, teeth',
"LgSil 0 N
irrAmi
rAtogNII,VIggitatk*Ra,
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Canadian field root:crops, "'both in
.yield .and quality.; raised, from .Calart-
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superior and, in al! :cases eqtati?txt,crops
of the tanie-,Varietiee--groWn troth
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poitod ieed, , Howe e,- pl'ovfott to 01'0,
Of eat \N".tir there existed a stoffeepOoft
in thepotaition that.,fleld; ;foot soed•
groi in.Canada 'Was -not
pro'ciacing. as .gbecl, crbps'•••ai .seed„ , of
the situ& 'Varieties. imported' frein
op, tYi'itiI thailipie the aniepitt.pt held'
roOt-se'ed raised .wAS. heglig.
the billitOf tire §eed used•,beinc
libliartied froth. t_tlroDe, supploitiontt
hystuall, qahtities• .froM the. ,United
States;., baringt•ire war 1011)01-lcd. see
'W*48 iiot vai1bk and it WB a 'ease 'of,
greiving Aoea in, cgggd.4.- ctitthig
dewil the' neVeage o erops.:"...'yhe De -
pertinent .0e AgOehithro lcd 'the way,
,a00 SIfidEl tlidn hlpe probt has been
and Ste:thins, of the eontitnied: stability
.4r Caintillaa•grciwn seed.„ , '
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The Safe. Sensible. Way
TO REDUCE WEIGHT
is moderate living and
once or twice a week
a sparkling glass ot
ANDREWS
LIVER SALT
To.ensure complete elimination
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In TINS -35c and 60c.
NEW, LARGE BOTTLE, 75c.
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Price 25e.• •
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White specks en ybut coat 'collar •
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diseased: Get D.D.D. Prescription at.
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quiek, 'happy release from Dandruff' ;
and all sorts of irritating skin treubles
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quick ,reinedy for 81Cili Mid RCA'S dis-,
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