The Lucknow Sentinel, 1924-06-12, Page 3•••
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tAN. FLOUR
PORTS.
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• Oialeadet being one or tlie,`fereatese
'wheat-raleIni conittriee, Itels
. Large Vest the :floureedlliag Industry
8.114111Ch0 one t impeirterfee, .and
recently by tie 130-
.• minion Bureau of Statieeics ehew that
414 -144nettY-..is •in -•an- eiteelient
'•denetelfdeilfonie,:••1,Oefet
' :Caned I,alf :-.6c111,1c';
Increaeing 'at an- unptecedeated tete.
e At tee ,preeent time :theta ere about
1,250 Mille enieieed ifi'matinfeeturi
il6tit 'and' kindred Prodnotte. With an
estimated eapaclty to prodUce '40000.
000 harrelent flour per eenum, given,
• 200 Werking (Wye of...24 ',hours eaole.,.•
. . •
o'l
lelltrat peOplem
adulteiant
ees: 4
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•
IP,
gala.) WQ rO)ie •h07, termer. iiOstelie
'that lid'neee ebaMberlilaideliedfieatehe
, far and reemiereet
•
The Puke's. Popular Ootriptroller,
t .lietreheen 'the, 'keenest regret
thet .the leuke ofeVi ek.htts Peoneented
to the ref4Fnet 104 '(;',0111014ederlieeittle
,O.relgeae rt6.H4in•
deed, ha ,d id; so. (July un eondetioe thar
i 11,10 COMMitader, Nti'.14); ls Ji4r4Ing, ft
fiteekbrekerti as a ,neeinee, sliould
remain as adyse to1•'.m. ii;
7ifelfeTilL 77: , • '
404
iaUf Ileires,, tied has been, of le-'
'.velutiblie bele to the Duke in regard
oil?ni-gentent of -ceetainetruels, '
,, • .
Mrs. fiv!
ra. Coeticieees Betbet.'". 7
QoolidOger' is poted, 'for
.hertj1e1 Ileehes,tirieit end Cftee•
...eWliereeliTerelinehanerevaseeVieeePresi
•
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Surnames an or min
- • • • , , • . .
'',I.Ittat-year-rtter.-•totetriarativertanTwite7V.srilktirkii
.ehOet,•20,000,000' 'Whleh •nallate. • „
• . • .. . ,
Source—An 90Cepetiolie
Aniong theenedlevel Eitgliph a Lippe
Men' Tealiee•eqteameten," 'ilepernaa
f1.01?t.ilekne'.".''.:- All e4irb,e. spelllng,$ are
to •tabiill'. in the 'Old-
fignr- .everyWhere •reeogetieed.ae the Might'. encluee prom.. this,• .that the
tandad,andeemetican 'fioure: Which .various founders of the eelppman
nd-
80 icing dominated the .foreigneritirket,-,Liproan famillea were eelebrated as
: elegrattuallyegtvingeway. tn. the ;siipert-, leimpere. Stich e Conchision,however,,
. of the. Cenadiari preidUct,.. be entirely, eiroaeeuse
-the •reetat that mills, in:the Domieiten The Word "lope" has !)'°°11.r°r iany
, gee ffiadiug. a .hetteze'euerket .en generatione defunct In ,oar language,
Eurdpean:.eetentries and are being tliongle the feheily names derived from
" ktentlYeealleit'imon to the' require- the occupation aeneeeted With it are
, merits of other tountelee •whioh hither. very intich, allYe ead-byno., Means 'tin:
• • te, have been 'buying their flour 'else,- °Qmni°a!••. • ••
• where; . • " The • iflepe'i ,WeS, forrn.. of basket
• • , • •etrong' hut 'flexible, .and. '103(3
Best Custer/lee,
-- about the: peried-When. family names
it is' only 'within the past ; five years.. ' •
began ,to -crystallize from occupations,.
e that •Canada has reallY got' into its • • • -"
• • • ; ete well as ether sources,- .
stride as 4 wheat-ficue e,xperting..eoelei- old Bible, in the .parable of the.
try, • According to the trade reterne of
the Federal Goeernment• for. the fiseal liorikav:es and fiehes, is feiund'the folleve,
"And thel •eeten and • wren Pith
year ending Marele 31,•- 1923, Cantide e
filled and 410 taken up thalethat lefte
.. •
7t—exPOtted ,10;27-7;050,-harreela eefeleneat,ot regee• eeeeee eeepeee% ; • •
•flour, valued at. $60,,07ee4ee, • as cam- - 4
pared with•7:414432,4e,rtalse,Valnad it.'wae the usual thineio refer teed,
Man. 'by'his 'oecupaticea, is "Roger .le
• .453,473,150 inetbe pee•eletie :yeer, and
erhe, Leperean". ("the. Maker of :baskets"),
,6017,032. 'barreee* •.4,e2e•22.• btit quite often , without even the tire
United. 4in'gdome•Pf..0011rsa, IN.'" the ••tiole, particularly toward the
..largete. importer,. accouteing ter .4,723,-
n27 bareh
'
• werth -$21;1741526,, Next
• Meliimierteineeeviae Gereeenye.With Im-
pores ,of 675,09 liareelfe, ealeed
elleie,409,,fo1lewed'hy the United. States
. with ,612,5e4"barrels. Valiie.$3.,883,424.•
Otheyectiuntriee,,Whe. parchas'eci Can
• ;chart , wheet-ffour ,the fiscal• year
• we,ree Netherlariesettneeiai Swee
.'.deileGreeee, Japan-Dem:nark and such
• ent-of-,the-yee cop n tries •as Brieish
Grieiana; Ca•na.ry lelands, Ilaytieel'orme
,eco, PertiikeeSeeeeerieg,, :etc. • In all,
some 49 'countries . weree Wheat -flour,'
• 'custeineri of -Canada__in' 1.922-23 '
• 0,00,000 enly' were fee ao.mestic -eine
"The splendid 'quality Canadian'
.rd DroduceSet fltSt-eilte figer,
wiitc3 'i utteqUallide be.e.atiy 'othen
country. • en fact,: Canadian wheat-
•elisage•neade the nainee , mere eerleti
en.e.,fa_theie than
deat arice •Was neeetingthe'leidleie
1.#0./lti*ileacriut'ioria-• Of. oeCOliatlen. „
.„
4131$00k1.:
,
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SicaelaeleneeereeDriscoll, •
Racial Orleiree,frteh['•
Senrcee,ekgiVen name
feet eVen'reeekafee PTO',
, , ;
eoll asanIrish 'family narne, 'though
if, you run tieroSs it -in, the 'for* of
O'Driscoll the signifteenee of that
Ike Irish *11:E :LS'2S, S,
• •
.thozi Anglicized forni ef.;i11 aecieet clan
name,- and this .clan mune was
,Ediereceoire'' Which' is eeinethieg 4t4tit
different in both spelling and Prenen-
'elation from Cileleiscoll,: though your
English prominciatiOn of the Ottelic.
spelling wetihr•probablf beeivieng, for
,that syllable ."ceeil,'''. containing the:
three, VOVVele was pronounced simply
er. thee S e te .fer, the' fere t- tline RIP
itincheon•club ewer' whic'e to.
peestdo, •ehe
• 1.?t,rocl.trpi_ug theenseivei e When, Mrs -
joie,' 13; Neendrielje,,,tuin eanieehe
said , , , • -
• I'm Aere. „fiendriek "the junior from
• •,
And l'en Mrs. Coolidge, the' fresh-
men ',free" Massachesetts," ,Was her
prompt retort. "
The claa waS'foundedi by a chieftain
'nand "Edersceal," who was the
great-gtandion of "iLugaidli YiacCon,"
the 113th ,nionarch in that fine of "high
'kings" whose reigns stretehed through
Virtuallye3000 years. . . . •
'There are: no records - which .elioW
specially the 'ear the- clan.
:wai founded, but history gives definite,
"IX rthe -reign of this great-grandiather
.ef the founder, which Was betweeri the
close �f this -period, in which common years 195 and 225: A.D. '
•' .InceeaSe. U..SeTarfff.' • .
. .
.At ehe present. time,. :the United
.States .ts .Canada's .competiter
. • .
for:the flews trade Of, for,eiga, counteles,
•As neCeSsary, ord,er to -Produce,
•Itie Ale flour, the 'United. Stateie mills
are ..foreed to .import a large quantity'
•�f
nadian hard '*heat to •inix. with
• their„;sofe wheat. In -the last two or
three -years, the 'United 'States has pat
, heavY tariff on: Caeadien hard:Wheat
,and,•recently Increased it by I2-Cente
'.a•bUshele and It will 'mean that if.the
flour 'is„:not tn„,bOnd. at Buffalo,
and Minneapolis', ,the:American'reillere
evili have . to raise the Price`of flour,
• which:will make -it all the:mere
cult•to compete, with the Cana.dianout-
. ppt, in seme- of the foreign markets. •
.All indicatiotis'atepreeent point to. a
• Steady growth, of, .th,e Ceinadeen
eemilling indlistrye- As long Its wheat es
'5Twoduced in.erlanada;. the 'Canadian
iniller Will be able to produce 'a ,E111 -
„eerier 'of iletir,..tend 'with cOm-
• . petition, ieseening from American mi 11.
ers and a continued ,demand reit'
iana-
dlan, from foreign' countrtese it
should not be long before the Domin-
is: pre-eminent among the wheat:
.fiourgieporting neelons 9f the world..
:Squatting ,
to - Have
Stunted: Japanese Race..
e A new theory to.: account for the'
smell statare of the Japanese race. haS
.been advanced... •
•• - Aeneinber �f the government health
4 4itireat'esyeethatethee.Ittleaties•e.oh*In.
eitiing on the 'Nor With. ,lege cramp-
. ed • :heel- teterciedijthk, ilevelOpinent, at.
.th ()Tow or Blebs; pf .the. teed art a 'Whole.
• ..e..,,,liteenpport .• of litk-COnientiote he
e:ieentiteketete,tisticee•of etheeDepartinetne
,Edecatient 'which ,show. that the:aver;
ego' stature of Japanese 'tnalte.stiidents,
twenty 'Yeara ,of ego has ihei'ailed
threetenthe of !huh, and
• male students • nine -tenths inch,
thice theyear 1907 in Cenitequence of
• 'Spending:lege • time Sitting On' the Mier.
.iittIOnie and More tittle, in •phyeleal. ex-
, • er.clee at tteh'Oot. •
+,402-1-a-4iirteeeeareentibeile--Iteeeltee-the.
• axeniple Of the•inhabitunte of a fish-
' ing eentnitinity en. Olcinil,Wtt btefeetare.
inell- in this! district; - Who have
betin .ace-Olinued elude ,Childhoode to
itiesr” flibfrit ni p' -'s Witting ill
therbettteite ,of theie boats are
th e • eve l'ato 1 tire”nnikltitVe
tin ti Ch t rev: l• ;The e-eventeelle
• iivii6ee -rot tit C•20c0 no in le,,,,,e0,h,#,ine 4tae
boon to Walk long ilikaheiate Co. gen the•
• tieleit, which ettit,yi .bealie t hal.
:finOect lieen, theft headiee ere •tallet
,theti , altif ,'have reinarkably
• • .Woll .aovirepe,d and OeniparatiVely
long . !••
• '
, wemeneseE-Cenotri I.0 "ifteuri•ota A e
hemeewife recently'
• insttilled teeming Witter in her leitelien
after abo 0)11titT that, WAS Walking
.:140 ,y eat' 'to Wetter and et,
• pending eireugh eaergy in IiteitigAt to
tho Week of .1WO lierSee ploWitig
,eleVen al7r,‘ 'of ,.ittntl.. • ,
'rho ' provea geld, ' aiNersity
.ettong htet".;, •• . •
•
• SATISFIED_MOTHERS.
•No" Other .,..ipedielele :g1V,SS as ' great-
stiSfaetion to. mothers as does /3abOi..
.Own Tablets': Thee •.are
equally good for the newborn -.babe o.r
theegtowing child an- re abecileitely
safe. The.y cannee,peesibly do harm
eealWaye geed. The eesiblete ere:mile
but ehorengh-laicatieee::which regulate
•••l4ere heWels.;'anclesweetied the stomach
„end•••thits' relieve ,baby •of any:Of:the
niltior'ella 'or childhoed as con-
stipation, ledigeetlerecOlds, colic, etc.'
Concerning., them .Mrs. Arthur FilliOn,
•St. Sylvestre, ;Que. ..vvtites,e--"BehY s
Own Tablets. have'been of :wonderfel,
benefit to.my habV whe. was suffering
.froni constipation and enclIgeetibn. I
;aIWays. keep. the .Tablets on hand,, and
would a.deree all mothers - to de like:
Wise," :The Tablets...aro -0614'by.liaedi-
cine 'dealers or be midi. at..35 .cent a,
hoi• from The. Dr.-)Villiattny Medicine
•
Label .Them.Correctly.,•
r. .
I have seen careless people' w,ash
outea medicine 'bottle,- and without
changing the, label • 'refill :the bottle
with some entirely different kind Of
inedielne. This is a mighty dangerous
'practice, asewe are not always on the
lob oursleves And it prove. a•
very disastrous act Coethe stmencer wii
Is helping, us ,mit,• ' • •
Keep MInard's L.Inlmant In the howls.
Caution on Wet Streets.
• When driving on wet streets the
clutch should never be released ex-
,
-opt-at the last -moment toeprevent the
engine from stalling. 'Always apply
brakes 'gradually. • ••
The love of Kwer-is-riatura17-i1E
satiable and never cloyed by posses-
sion.
STORIES pi' .
KNOWN pEopLE
0
000
It Came True!
The greatest'living British 'inusiciane:
. ,
Sir EdWard Eiger; can.look hack w
pride and declare that he ispractically
self -taught -3 .12s.e6d. was hiS toter
expenditure on instraction, for a eoet-
night's tuition on the ‘•
One' of Sir Edward's"' first "appoint-
ments was as .haadmaster to a local
lunatic asyluin, where he' ueeti tie 'con-
duct -an orchestra composed cif the at-
tendants, and tw those days he thought
little of, Writing' a whole score of a•.
piece for ls.„6d. • . ,
. tells the story 'of the. time -when
he 'first -went to ;school. The,enester
asked for his. name, and he replied,
"Edward Eiger," whereupen the mas7
ter said: "Add the word 'eir'!" '
•-;"SineEileVerd 'came the re-
• ply, And that tinconscimig prophecy
"-cameAruee, • '
:PALE,: WAN CHEEKS:
AND. DULL„.: 'EYES
Proof That the Blood is Thin
and Ithpure,„
it is the Wood thet gives dOlor to -
he cheeks and iIps; is Well as 'bright-.
flees to Ales eyes. If eour bleed gets
thin -the ,-coloe eyell eandethe eyee
grow; dim...By the time this happens
you will ntaice that you tire 'es.eily
,and ,are 4subteCT tO headache's and
•backaches, for the blood goes every-
whereand the entirasystem feels the
effects when Itbecomes thinr, . Dr. Wil -
lianas,' fink Ells cont:Tin the elements
neceasery tceenrich the blood, 'and 'this
hetter bleocl etrengthene• the 'nerves
and all the organs of the body, -beings
a, glow of healtliAce lye cheeks, bright-,
neiSeto 'the eyes and a gen'eleal feeling
of renewed ..healtli end etr'engtheMies
FlOrence .Johneon, „Stratfeee,."
who has' eroved the Value „of Dr.Wll
,Pin,k. Pills in cases of this. kind,
• 4.
,SQIVeJ byroi4
Czeehe-SeeVaiela; ailed !nate-7 Olar •POR.47
trlek AnePett trained garm4A '.4eleft tie
act aa deteetivete. In Orienletal cteaa;
Teeee. 'does. .re eceii to. 4040,ir
P..srelk.i.klk. tor.410.4.04 .!,itifklo,. • •weitee
1)r, eb „„ •
jemiary 1434,,• • tee, fiei:'Irt
pellet) ;hetterauti.rteee• has 'bed' e • teen-
,eteet, eighe ,peevice, whiCh. in beitiorttint
eaao ftelede 094.---taethee-ell.40.:-"wieetee
..eee:eeeeee.haseeieetreeeieenitted. • ;Pen oxe,
`Oi9-0!le".r01'..01.4.g;tghtiilleel'Offilgse:•aMeNX.k:
em th re'r.ord' Pio , WatS*'silti.'1'. to. ;.
are in the, • •
Th:eir„..wOrk •oonsiktt
"alone or with a policeman. •Tb e letter
ee the More Populereand mre aucces-
fiiI
methede If theNiog allowed to
ineve -freelyeewitheuiteheingelield -a
ettehe4lieepelleemenete leardie, abje, to
Watch WO bellayiet 'and, hie •TcOarie,.
eeneribeitee much . t any leis,
:covey', . •Aityllove tattiest i
eihle for le Mae q f,-)ilow e dog, for
'his„.r.ege leeeefreqeently. ever Togffsl
and throagheliideleeihtel, to the re
,toge, othe , . ,
• Frequently . ,eriminals hide their
tracks by pouring gaselhieeoe ether -
liquids, on It, or by poisoned
ineat.,which•-inight hillthe.dog if he
were net 'watched.
Whether etbien goods ere hidden on.
-land. or -in the water does not matter
tteeepellee deg. A eeee• for insteace,.
.was ;stolen recently, and 'Or epolice dog,
wieh, Its policeman leader, was set on.
the track. He 'followed the track to
it. euberbien. garden and found the deed
'cow hidclea underneath branches and
straw. Net satisfied with this :dis-
Closure, the dog went on and began to
bark in front of a shack, where he
two thieves weefound;with the blood-
stains 'Of' the- fresh -killed cciwOrt theit
He, the "Wonderelieg;'-' found stolen
copper -end lead In a"-waterelmerel.
Heie ake� tile 'clog was licit. content
with finding_the goods; lant_disenvered,,
.the thief, who: was with „his. father In
a garden Of' the neighborhood , e. • • •
• 'Thatthe splendid peli,ce .doge do '
their duty even, In water is proVen by
the stunt Gr,eif did,•not long ^itgci when
•he speededte'Berliri'sriver-harbei to
locafe'. a, ,stolen tun Of. oil, which •the
thieeeeehed sunk there by means of
• „
ropes ead 'stones.• . ';
sle6;YrBui7-dltwnf;NYneyyeahrlteacig'.°Waie' w.erserygrpeciaotr-
tey nervous system in -bad shape.
The dobtor.said. mY condition; was due
I thencommencedeating.,the . food be,
adViSed; and. went out daily fora Walk,
I .dideaot improve,- hoWever,and was
much 'discouraged. e 'A friend acleised-
meetO .try„ pr. Williams' Pink 'Pills. I
lost no ,time 'in:getting a •supply and
can -truthfully :say ehae _When :I -, had
finishedthe flrstbox r :could note an•.
iMprovement, From theri-em eleeeprce
gress_ was SteadY, My c.ompleicion
Which had beenpale and, sane*, be;
.gan otake on a. healthy glow, 1 felt
n great dear stronger and my appetite
became normal,' ane seen' my health
Was fully restored.. 'Before. tieing, Dr.
Phik Pills I 'did • net know
anything ahcint iheit; Wenderful
'lieeeleut noir I reeommend m to all
, e
The.M issi C lee le. 'sufferirig front 'eimilar ailments.", •
e
In 'MY,Garden of ?Melee.,
Nete Douglas 'Wiggle, the' •
,authoress, tells' a' story 0? ft -te
when1 she was the gees',
felendie and was kept front eleeping-, by
the ticking of a ciook in her bedrooM.".
Pipette,: . she, had to place. ,the clock
among . scene' blankets
Leaving- eerie,. Morning,'; she for-
get to tell the Maki ebeitt •the clock.
•", :Three :nieliths.afterwarde, 'th ...dee-
SA any,...slia.rein °nib &red Ate, :Neon ld
have cabled, but it Seemed bizarre to
saye, after •ate intervaleeif many Monti:nee
"Clock burled In, guest -room between
lilairketeein bottom dinWere-Imptieefiele
to eieep• with it! 'Forgiver"
Instead; she wrote, and by reply
,
in get these Dille froM
, . ; ,
meilicenecieeler or by mail ate50 penis
ii bee: feotit The Dr. Williaths',
Medi -
<nn -Go. Brockville, Ont. •
Don't refuse the niustard, When it is
• tpasited•to you. Cu t er, te the habit of
1 taking it 'with !neat, especially' fat meat.•.
I It stimulates the digeition and aide 'in -
food!' '
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30 000 ISLAND ROUTE
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GEORGIAN BAY DISTRICT
• 11 •
'''—foicl.pr and Time 'Cagle thON;4ing list of
Resorta, Boating Fistiing :Camping etc
When plapoing yotir' '1924 Vacation
• write ifax. 062, Midrand, 'Ont. •
fIETTER 'GREEN, TEA'
, IMPORTED,
Many • think that those - who r n I 'k
Green Tea are more"critica eueges of
qualitythan those who -drink rbleek.
Stich would seereeto be the ease, 'be-
cause some Years agogreat 'quantities
of-poolequality. Jananand Cbina Green
Teas 'were breugia. info, Canada. The
dernand for this type - of _tea Scion fell,
off. • Now, however,.: the, much; 'finer
'qualitYEef India- a.nd Ceylon 'Greene,
imported ,thoetly by., the. Saleela Tea
Copitiany, h,es'sliareily'revived,the dee
inandeby iliose who eiijoythe distine-•
,
eive eavoe of Green Tea. .'
And Americares, Are Motorists, YoU
• Knew. • .
• "De you think Americans believe In
.their'mette, 'In God We Tritst?':".
—.2...non't: the 'motoriets drive as eit
•tiley•do.iV • 4 , •
•About Grass Widows:".'
•
ire theeeleVenthecenturyele- England
..iteseres •.•e:..it -law:eve, the :church -..e.that
widow meal "remairi under God's, prie
t,ection and, grace'—not mairy-etor a
Year'aft,er tho 'deal -11'6f ;her htishitud.
Such women; Were called "Grace'VVid-
iievii,",whioh'often went into the entriele.
,register ' Roe "gr.asse wtrieWs'e" Fhf
was theefirit-use of the.eerm.' '
01 •inoree,recent, OrigineelioWeVeie le-
fts recent Inelegant adeptation inde.
. •
c.ate .a iliVerciee. •
, •
The Old 1 -Lay Mow.
Theold hay-mow's theplaceeto play,
Fer, boy ee when it's a rainy day! '
I good deal ruther be up there
Than down in town or anywhere.
When^I• play in our etable,lcift, •
The good old tay'S so diy•ten' soft • •
And feels so ilnean' smells's° sweet,
I !meet ferge.tete go ,an' eat. .
• .
•
An' .one thee eviniet I. did tercet
Thee°. :toe diner tile :"teeas et, '
:An', they la•cl short .ealte--Leie93ud-lie-
Hogged up the piece Ma saVed for me:.,
Then 1 Won't •let ; play .no'.,Mnre
In Ourhay mew,' Whore keep etpre,
An' got hen °giptoesell shoo •
The ceckle-un 1d hon out tool
.•
,
An'. 'mid When Autity she _Washere,
visifin' from Ttexisalaer,
An'e- briagedenek,_ .little Consite-ehe.
Can. ,comeeup there an' play With :nie;
Anie.'nen when Atinty'eshe -wai here
'At 'I can'teternene eiiininerieete
I leehlui'colue meet hecaii
ITalfWav like a .gentlenien,1
,
•
Whlteomb
is,,7 for
. Mr. P, 1heldtar,t-"Aluintne-d-7, '
man of the British Empire, Cancer
Campaign, travelled 30,000 ilei to ' ay 6 Bayer - Insist
the fOrbleden city of lehattnandu to
perform an operation'on the l‘lalutra-
jail' at Nepal. ,• • For Pain. Headache.
, Aecording to a manlier of tile •
'Neu,ralgia .•pljeyniatisrn
gine •or the,expreas train carrying Mr,
tbe, leas fell, of incident. The en -
Lumbago ,Colds
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IS -FOUR TIMES SEALED
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7.
The Right Way to Gatheler
Flowers.
l'As every good gardener knows, there
are A, ,right way and .Wrong way of
gathering tio-wera. In hie "Bluebook
of ...Annuals candeelitenniale" .}1eriry
StUart Ortloff, the -landscape architect .•
„
hr e s :a wo • p.bou t the preper way,
".'"0,. word. bout "flowers,: A
eharp pair . of scissors. ie. the beet 'line
plement,"*he save. "A .cleaneliarp cut
.s more readily healed by 'Nature
Spare thees.mall eliote and branches,
for 'they: are, the st.tr6es of. a later
'supply : it is, always Welt t�,' cut an
averageeamount Of, .feliage With: yo.ue
flower; a'nd it 'is' alwaYs better -taste'
to'. use a' fiovver its„pwn fellage
•rntlie'r then.deaead.en ferns and ether
,things. for•geeeepre.
• ,eN'Alleti the flowers -• are taken'
,
in-
doors plunge ,tleisfr steins'. into a deep
'dish or pail, of Cold water .and let theta,.
Stand for it. quarter to,a,-half anehour:
or While you ..colleCting the varl-
oii:s- vases and 'filling there eberat three'
quieters,. of ,fresh- water;•, When
you: have yeine bloems, before
you take 'theta teom."theieweter; snip:
Off the '.etide efethe stem with' your scis-
sors while they- ,arerstlif under, water.
The reasole.fet, this Ls thet while the
fiewer- hes. been In the open atr with
ti 'cut. stein a large amenne of ale has
entered the'etalk*nd fee does not Per -
Mit water t..O.tlove.: up the's:tem
as' it elfienid".... '*
Special Stamps , estro .
POThEitaegiteStitarempaPscwila'hl i*chu;asof jatrenoe;
mernorite the CroWn prinee's wedding
was destroyed An the great earthquake.
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- "I. read. where yctir wife ;was' drawn
on 'the jury. I reckon *she's goin" to
efaim exemption from jury ser.vioe because 'Ofhouse and nursemaid Work,"
said HI Hegglefeece, who had dropped
In to. argue Politics withelele,favoritie
neighbor. ••
"No,".replied Lefe ,Sprybody, recov-
ering the ,baby's rattle, withit' deep
etShe'se ,going to claim exemp-
tionefrotieh e-Weeks•-aii u
ing beCanSe of, Jury service,"
• No Such Disease.
:R-enoeteie-".to what dee, you . attil-
bute'reur,longeVity?" •
'Oldest--; inhabitantiMy what'?"1
••'',your rongevity."' , .•
• ''As fee as I can remember ',I...ain't
never hiifi.'
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ifit?hrtiElrontasniat Biro
New Eyes
Bid yea can Pransde a
Clean, Healthyessdilloo
Use Morine Eye Kernel,
• -"Night andMorning.'
Ot1R
Reep your Eyes clean. Celli' a4td i!calt,Nr•
• Write for Free Eye care Book. , •
&Ant ExelasialyCo.fizaaabloSinci.ptczs.c
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:TROUBLED - WITH
-fC.ZEIVIAVt;R$
•Pirp.p.1.0.8etwOri.K006
• :.Cutipuira....Healed.,
"1 yrae,,troubled yviih phierna for
three' or four years... It broke out In
plxnples bikeveen rnY knee and. ankle
and Itched leedly, especially airtight.,
The irritetion caused me ;to scratch_
and the scratChing caused eruption's.
• . " sent for a free sainpreof-Cutie
cure S osie an dO intment end ithel ped
inc. . I ,,purclissed more, and after
ueing_orie cake of Cutictua.Boapand
three beets, of Cuticura Oinirneni I
was healed." (Sigried) Mise Alice
Clark; Mareltfteld,Vt.,,tuly 115,1923.
Keep -your skin clear .by using
Cuticura..Sosp,.0intnient and:Tal-
cum for every -day toilet purposes.
Touch pimples and itching, if any:
with CuticeneOintment. Bathawith
CuticuraS oap and 12 °tenter, Dry and
dust ,lightly with Cliticura Talcum.
laniat, ark Pm:1711(111. ..kddreas Canadian
Fi•Pet Eio_pa Clattt Le?tirfuotte:Trlientsal:
mr•-•
Tryour now •Sliatrint Stick.
• •
ANSUFFERE
OR:MONTH
iind Nervous. . Made
Well by Lfdia -E;Pinkham
• Vegetable Compound
Webbwood, Ont.—" I was in a very •
weak and run -dawn nervous condition,
always .tired ` from the time I got up -
ACCept , me 'at. all. .• My slater reconunended 4
nntil I -went to bed. Sleep did not rest ,
only a ,°- Lydia ' E. Pinkham's 'Vegetable Com.; ,
otifid to ine and others told me abidlt
t, but it was from my sister's advice
- ' that 'I took it, , It did not take, lonig
Lockliart-INIumincry brokl, a. conecting • •
rod when leavellieg at tit aniles an
California, it wEt8 not uncommon for t S • . 13"ayer-pjeuz67-runt-deeleefelte•strongere•-headaches-le tee•
Men to board out tlielieWleee -bile • ,
61 to.
dcp
liniqUely referred. to the s,elitiratien °t:111"I'' runIti!;-4t'llit"'6-445''' .61
"etitieg iils wldiw out to grilse Ith
• "referelicee.
4f,;(`,attIe. , •••
Th 6- te,tily—oiii0.61111y. strack what has'
been Calledethe'Ameriettri afflict:tenor',
the; kiiiiiiy lione," , For applied 'to tbC:
'rapidly inortasIng .ntimbex . of aiVtir.,
eeee, "grese widoW geon.,iiiteeaeleed Ate
'telf. in our slaiig,:loeicotiee:1iiiiiiis
.('ity ,
. .
( 0,1y. , , . • . ine aridiny appetiteeeame back tome.
•
proven'dirOtiops
"Bays,r''• bates 'Of 19,. tablets
,'.1A11;30aliot,tlee of 24 and 100-.el)rifegists
-...teglailif.SHOWa Aoki. Gifni,;
'1110 ItSe• Of motat earkIti tneressing.
slowly In "Iileglandeand the revenue'
trine, lieeneee also eheiNeeeit gele, says.
ji ii "ASseetated Peeies ellepatele :frelp
London. null:sow) Yeet 1523 a total
ef.•1.,066,600 liceeeee Were granted, en
theleieee Ot"'132.,602 oVer 1523. '
Ask for Minattlii and tato' ne Other;
r; hrsomen
aceonipanteti thente, • . • ..
' the dee" '.tr- • were-
traiistertaa .int.ty.v10.1.c.os citeried by... •
c901148 to IA110141; Thee: 'Wert) 'again
creteedei pase Intlieellimalayasat H
c:01,16d the.• next ditY,. and I A teem
ettiltide ,er, 3,00011. • , , „
. now- waYferers' when). .Spreatl liniment •ort.'liteWn paper
they peseed' eveee Men carrying thief
arid apiiiy to . throat also inhale.
,
$trangerlit.a.illytlyarittittett-to Titter
or leavO•lehriliniurilli eeeepe With the!'
tipeciel perinisaimi .of the Maltarejille
When silediec money, by mail 'use
Dominion gicpress ,Matioy prefers.
Safer than Senctiiig
There's: no Worsp laic! film a bad
boOkk,
ravine,. A giiard 9, .
• isrdrIn iet-tko trade mark (regittored Iti
Oanatin) nare5 hfiaufaature of tdene-..
cettimeideuter ;Of, ,tbiakcyl,,.cartir
. 1 amra farnier's Wife and have rnany
4.hings to do outside thehouaelsuch as,
'
e•Veeetable Conigound to all WhO:haVe the.
other c oreq. eartily recommend the
I d fOilt is,tvfineinedi•;
eirid'fot Women. ts ;LOUIE; ,P.,ELsee.
rarini,Webbwood Ont.
saniO•iYoub e a
'An, Port 31 Nervousnurn,AWomanilehian.—"I 4eli
`Ilsu11'eredd
for two veers With pains in illy side, and •
Lt 1 worked vcry, much I was nervous
and just as tired In the morning as when
•I;went to bed.- I was sleepy allthe day.
- end •didolt feetlikudeing anythingic and .
vad so nervous 1 Would bite iny finger
' One -of my friends tad rt.4-,:about
Lydia E, " I'inkbatt'S Vegetable 'Com-
; pontid, and it.helped Me so much that
noon ftslt fine, ent.ES
501\.:10.4rn41
eileiSe'(I::Aotr
riietlittireronni,
\
fanyhuiine'
ailMent eboold try L.,dia E. ' ham's
VegetableCotripottad. c •