The Signal, 1909-9-30, Page 6F. fttt N-nAY, RRI"FF It%RR :Or, 19,+,
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ilial: gIf l-icAIa ! (:OD1?I' ►f`II. ONTARiO
CVES RACING FOR THE PASS
HER
LIFE TO
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
V:cuua, W. Va. - "1 .rel that lows
tit.' Li.t ten year, of my life to Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Cumpuuud.
Eleven years ago I
Was s walking
shadow. 1 had been
under the doctor's
ea rebutgotnorellef.
My husband per-
suaded me to try
Lydia E, Piukhaw's
Vegetable ' Com-
pound and It worked
like a charm., It te-,
s_ Bated all My pants
at, n',' 1 advise all suffering
, take Lydia E. Piukliaiw'a
V. - ,• Ce pound." - Mita. ExxA•
N ', . ,.\, Vieaua, W. 1'a.
I.,i4,a E- 1'lukham'e Vegetable Com-
pound, made from uative roots and
le -lea contains no uareutics or harm-
iW drugs. and to -day holds the record
fort he largest numb r of actual cures
of female .h+easesof ant ettnilar medi-
cine in the country, and thousands of
lila 111
the; 1'tnkham laboratory at Lynn,
,lass., from 'women who have been
cured from almost . every form of
female complaints, lnflautlnatiolt, ul-
retie!' displacements fibroid tumors,
irregularities. periodic pains. backache,
taligr.;ien and twrvous prostration.
Every such suffering woman owes 1t to
herself .to give Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound a trial.
)f you would like sips -vial adt�ee
:t confiden-
tialyour case
tial letter to Mrs. Pink hone at
Lynn -Maas. Her lithe Lt free: been broken utotl
and always helpful
1'r•p
YELLOWHEAD ROUTE, DISCOVER-
ED MANY YEARS AGO.
Viscount Milton and Or. Cheadle In
18b.3 3S Spent ThreeMonths Goin
R
From Edmenlen-- to Ira^illar•
Through the Narrow Cleft In the
Mountains -Severe Privations 'a'
'Laborious Travel.
r• ILL tinae to, tau'
vl :Le want n•purt-
4Ww gWug vo
w:1'. -y steno., t!
Y. head P:.
str.thing eNe4) •
to tue:at: altd buy.
III At t:uiuux p:aa..n
'M.,111114.1 11! Ili (4...
411111d.' room anal
bath .0 that the• J .:,':; ?,t 1!.'
uu1 _lit taaadlnuIW1..L101 i 1,.. I I.'
4afturt:wt thing 4 -tis !, r t.., traos-
eouure ut.al rails....
er".xu,g the Ili e k'
Antos, g the 1laetli,'
/Standingin a pert, ..:udete lit wild
Sowers ' 't It was a totted trading twat
in its day. and one of the principal
avenues of the Eduwntun of the pr.s-
rut tiuw ill noosed after it.
It war atter leaving the pass that
the traveler. snowed the most threM-
euit dangers. Between the pace and
the Thumption river were miles of
lurert' labyrinth through which they.
had W out Weir wry, Their enigmas
wits i ow and their supply el proyi.
. Stary
,shoneto d ..-
d ams clow about
tiva__I , dt le_U,e face. 'Thee
to subriet 4.0 the 11.'.1. until they
rrac•hed :lit Iled 1..1 (.14111 p.. where tool
*a' ►.ro'ur d• They_ wererwa passe
,ug out 4.the •forest. grea-t•r pryers*
iper,• wax wady a11d n.ron after they cease
a district where were matt) 1u-
1iau estop. frau Odell ti.h aud.gaule
u"rr ubtain.'`l. It wa.; late in Aurust
w hen they reached Kamloops, the
„•urtey front !e*Imutit•n, baying' oc'u-
pied attuw' three mouths.
killed their peek tutees al. u,aurtged
math of de. exi+44i,e 1:14l.1,
ports' Thtn 111•411,, 14. 1 enl. '
;..,'.
w:.y-. but see nits „'''1 1
„pn••nt
41i1 "It, i:: 4.I
1'lu•
Yellow b'.,J i'.•_ i- Ir 1 .
gaging tut tis, tis -t t4.,,
lit railway build 4 .1!•11.1', • ,
4.1, - (...4411A4114611 '1.6•'1.6••'66;,•, ..1111...14! ,',,n`'•,i.
Prisu111ary •UIo'') lit tis'' pea to lk
mad., the 44,4.1 4 oi, 4h.•1: b"nog 166
build through t1, pease the Guv.k u -
e
111' nt nail%ay wl)teb had h • n I,r' m
PAYS TO RAISE WEEDS. '
These "Planta Out of Placa" Have •
Fools! Market Value•
Money la wecdt: '1'g be sure. Th.. ward trend '1 wheat has been no steady, departnlru of agriculture Wturu iwx h'.wev ar, that uow, with sufficient mots-
hreu for want' yeas 'trllfua; the tarn].tore; several of the Kruup of northwest-
ers of the large mown valor going to ,ern counties will raise a million to a p •, , , I , . , '. .' 1,1 1.
wase each year In til.houutry 111 the million and a half, bushels each. Olga- _•__��
11.11'.4 of tx'rui.'iuu:I ,etas aid baa ('1444,' .•unity, in the extreme nortlrwest- '
le 11 ISNLInj; t.ulll•tin. with dir,s'tiold ,'rt, melte of Kansas, baa a sufficient I
f. ...fleeting, curing and selling the arra In Wheat to produce over half a
weal:, :1 quanta. u a century ago n'itli"1l bushels. In western central
I+r. George It. Loring, the Ceniul4auu' G•Irra,l.a :iud South Dakota the west- ,
,-r of agrieutture, en rd' tatenUoa to ward trend of wheat has brought about
the fact that lei *'. en
eny luau) of Hie the same remarkable change. Given fa-
l•et wluueatpud west 1)' 114uue weeds t',aWrcoudltions this 'eason, these _two 1
•\� � ., t..,... „•t'1 islet luyp,oMant shoat: i-
lW.1t ill• American farmer has ale t•o11•
tion among the whose producers than
THE TREND OF WHEAT. Be a Booster.
• Its Morement Westward Has Men
Steadily Increasing.
\1'Ith favorubie weather conditions
the new a beat area of rasters k4ou- '
reins, Wts+tern North Dakota, wester"'
central Soutit Dakota, western central
Lyase.., western Kaunas stud eastern
,•, I.'1':111.., all, In the senile:id soros.
. pr.nitec.• ft'ow J.teetalW to 10,010:
t,m terstiele more --omit nt- than ---ever
( la awe '1'bat is, the cuuutry may '
absolutely_ pain taut touch, fur this
uacessuse t newt la uut l4. wheat at the
expense of some other lucallty.
Lust session the crop war light la
the semiarid region la't•ause of drvugbt
Out in the wluter wheat part of It
there is, so Ar as Is known, a
proaui.iug amount of moisture, while
In the northwest, lu the "dry coun-
try," the ground is In perfect condl-
tion. w 141'1 will luauru u large acre-
age. in spring wb.mt.
But •I few years - a'•4 the western and
r i
northwertern counties of Kansas were
.eyond the wheat country. The west -
Adapted frog, au I:rchaur,,
Kvery luuuicipality cash 4N, helped
Ly t h. bo oster -1 hr 1111111 who has a
gtaa1 weld for M. town Or city twelve
hr of the year. Recently three'',
Mor llugli•w, of New York ;elate, made
A trip to the ll4e.t'le Exposition. For
his people he'Imv9rht hack I lesson
from the West. lie told them how
lot ..I the \t'..I, rli lows 441114111 4e 111 hie,
1..441 4 ov Le boost* it on every
oleo .,r►1
b..
„r., al ,t n r
. Lau I
t„ r haw he limesyitm virtue.. and
f'• 0,•1:1iwa its glnrioua flitter.. t.. (testy
.41. that will batten. 'the Govtrtiol•
4..l that c,wt,latuly hr fuuud hinseelf.
so. Ws/suet's a:tiw,u'toll ll• '. leading
•late+ like this : "You'll like this.
'do...." Everyone, he said, was mn
(411 h,lsi,o.1 roe hie e44 y or town - 611
e uthn-4.•( not beg•ut.'• of whit had
b••e., dols• Ind because of the future.
'There 4. n • h -,ter town in Ontario
( .1, .1414"4[ to 4.0.4.4 than h.Nlrrioh.
Alga ..f 11111' ('4' h •Ili are hooseeer, but
(lie's• ane ."141(' who are not. ai, VII.
1111.4.4411' 14, 1416.). 'eight Ise 411 44111111 a
{rn,N1 e. 4, •. When yea Ki1 ahrortl, or
tv'h' n anc.•11 • vi+ifs (t ,de-•ich, .linke
its p Out to 1, "•Lino that ll,airrieh is
a go. ..1 44.4.41 1 " lit' 'in, aorta -Ie'ca'hs t
.I it. n .'.'roe'.•• +all 1 levy h'e'ns' votes+.
g" NI i, .•,t',-•• "f t'. • 1• .tv .Ir ata
,t ..,.. •Irl hon •.. an l K', sl b •cause
nl t'.,' •••.r',1It ;nor11 1 •nl• vvh4eh
1
t
u
{N
r
•es
a
t
r
h
d
often hat ails that Ili,
•- beta eels the tato roll.
, eater than the t, rs 411 tht
`•t hen you mile awed, you must
re, -: „••• "f it. 1441441
will Tulse
gntwy'1i Mirk {Wu
f,,d 1st, the frost ear,
'oat flow1rs a
f the Mullein babe k the i4t
Itnrdoeic grows ip the r,.
•n,er,. and the waste d,
441' ubun arn't of wit -b gra-
,,•t
r
.et a -wajurlty of the
re 1 us144d lu ilial. Ino hi this out
I the railroad. hauled In by team. Thus
1:tate. 1111 lul{Is,rlesl Ind {lid Gyr at :t'I the- whole great country west of the
tt ,+liout t ousting worinw awl. tatety- 1. ?tlssouri and north of the Northern
1 rhubarb, alleof'which nre woe'ds In Pacific has been snd is being brought
red places, laud without ru,•luilt1 ander cultivation. In eastern Montana
!sip or .sine uyal or any. of for j It I'(,tbe same, but with the difference
' that irrigation nil dry fanning meth-
:n-, the .lnhrrlcau .'tropic are pay- ,
out there than eaeet1IA) a year in i 1de are making'the.crops more sure.
,rd tarntel looney for Imported i And thh u the �,'untry hardly yet
(,41. which are growing wild In near- , known to the grain\trade and sot at
every }tart of the country'. The fin nil to the Outside wor�tl.
,rte for the'year 1ta)7-r( were as fist.
n
,. ,,..
leer Hnh t. (6/1111.1.1•1 to ��
trios With were sus. '.fully and prof-
it. 14 riltiratrd,"'1311do,'►, dandelion.
�a't'•r la•fore argil by reason o[ oew acre
,4• grass fowglen iutlla•is hot.•- , age in the semiarid region.
,.
trance 41114. t',wl•.t 1 (4'44 t \t'•„
ye.,r. latertt., '.
taarel..4 Over 1, , ,
Pacific Cu.. ae 1 • '
lotted Vanunu,.: ' '• ,•
-
minae. uatural4N 1 ek '1 t
southerly peasage rain.+c:. 41
Muuutaine. K 4, 1l. t'
1 one 111 use tu.l ,•.. - 1• . ', •1
the: YeIltiwY4•ii t f -- w t •• •
uv u
third of .
'tn
f, 1
Wile. But 4t- 1iflt,I i
11,.
1 surae slid takes' the„�i , ,
en their rifle. e'1 .-e 1 4,
. will follow the :"u -aril 1
They' will carry the li.4hw ,
through the lwuIta111n
these valleys x4444 ge'rg"*' a 4
sounding watt the wt,l$tl,' ('t the i.e,
motive.
The name is heavily w I •'t :Ind.W.
.shadow oL the ki,rest. nail -' 111 '11.•P. '
shadow of Inuuntaih gun-lin.uo .v. r
the greater part of it.. ••xt 4,t • 1t h.,
.hanged very -little since that
Met. forty-six years aµ". ellen t..
venturous young young Eitghshru:u/, \
eouut Minion art.! Dr_ ('4,'' .44». sees"'
psnird by un Indian !elide and 4,
wife and ta'\•rry • 'eccentric )il)p-1'
lower, jounrey,rd frau, Edruo}tt"s 4•
the Pacific elope: by way of (he Y.•'
towhead Prow. .
It was a re•mark;lble letartrvv, .1. •
which the little party. (''4144). W.r
dense fum.t.•, a.dlueiat: in
impenetrable sM:icup., and Cl•,
on rafts turbulent Amer., eiel..,
great sufle ritrrr an4}-eterna11tereel ors+
dangers, Thar supply of tasl 1.
crone ''zhau-,te,t'\and it - ar4 o4.!'
killing and eati.t)' their m4- r •
horses What Wrt'l' e. r• •:,bre 1
lite until au Indio, 114.4•
Thompe.ai River tea. react1- 1 I.%
very nitrruw margin ind 1 did the
escape a misc•rabb• .k•atlt 'ism"' stare..
tion. Thr two k:nglishot.11 Wrote
graphic account of their lour': c ,
from its, taect4Amg page -
end there be (1,' (1 .l 'fes,
the Yeilowh I'dd i':r. x- ' .i
tvreatnig now that the ,' -- ' -
to become our- ..,f the then, ',1
ut the Doininion.
It was Oil June 3 I-,.
and Cheadl'• set ' •
Inontn, for tl.• Na '1 �'
plan twine 4. • ' 4 'I,. I
upper Bnti.I 1 •..,,i,l, ,
loss one of al., 41„ r 4•
coast. -
After day.. of weary tr.,v.-i ti.
came in sight of the Rorki••,, "l1,
prospect was _ a moat glorious oho
wrote the traveler', ":aid moat e,,
hiliraling t. ilk. who had lived s" 1'.'
in level eunntty. and for tb• fv.
three weeks had been burie'l. s1, ' •
forest,, which .414ut cut .vert
pect, and almost the In"' ,.r
Ranges of piney -clad 1 '
nearly north :ani ',nett, ,
and higher sueee,:iott (est'a1 ,
west, and in the further diptan
could nre para(''l t1 thetlr a ear
rugged, rocky f.•'ks, back•'') 1•
aDow-clad sutnneits of some
which towered up beyond. Th•
which crowned thi, "14 tttr"f11 ll..
still litigated in the hollows
lower hill., plittn•d ir, 't, - h'
sunlight threggh the
whiccti G,r11uw, it _ Uh..• -
brought Wu• LIr.�Iistaot 14'.un4;,11 ,
setantingly close:helots:us. .._.dist ,
Whe ridge. cut cheat a. a A III: I. n, t
showed us what we Suppe.:" .i le, l+
the opening of the -:carbo. :throa,rt,
which we
rock- on the. left or essterft ,d, of
this gatewa), somewhat like' tI, halt
of a :sponge -cut,• enT-errtiearl y'. tt,
knew must b.' the one of wile), e
had hear+d, an lea •Ra•he a'11tyett,
close t4 gasper ilouse.
Obming t, Jasper 1',44'' whirl,
stood at the +'1tstrrn ritralhd' to 11.••
pass, Olt•)• found it "a neat, who'
bailditrg Aurrrmmt^'l by • a ipalianti,
$42.15
GODS RICH
T7
VANCOUVER
Seattle, Sp. kine, 4'.a .land, err , Its,m
3epte•urls r 1'.th t . I I •loi.•r reit
•
$42.85
GODERICH TO
`..� CAL I F;)RNI A
M.exlll•u. \ec.ld.., Sl'{t,'w 11,'4 1:. 1,
October lath.
THE ROAD FOR
BIG GAME
Moose, Bear, Cariboo, Deer
All Varieties of Small Game
Are found a .w'h••,. in Krr61
since lir :14''•4 tree Lies.
ditinna than "b the ('Anai14 0. I,„•it4,•
Main Line awl%een :Matt ova a4I 4b•
Man41ch,l bo{1.141 rm•., .\•k f,.r • 4)p. -n
Season- 1. 1 bine and Fish." ''r'-
ing tail Sihnoting �p.•rt-to ill -
Map." etc.'
Gel sone tickets t, 1 411 11 u, .11.01
frons
Jl1ti t<tflT [t�nl.
:u11'1Vo-t v,r.. 4.
'''hon•• Pr lfrai•lenr,• I_
ORic'• 4, .t".-tl:Oral en. t . 5.:111 p 111. •
GRAND TRUNK ROUTE
SUMMER TOURS ON
THE GREAT AKES
A Fresn Water SLa Voyage-
Palatial
onage-Palatial Steamships
dpetb _Scenery
Faultless Cruising
Moderate Charges
Ideal Sentinel. O.t 4iw-. ,t II,r lite. 44
Lakes, Georgian Hay, lir among the
Thirty 1h.t[sand Islands.
Information - and tickets - from all
railway agents.
H. H. Gildersleeve C. H. Nicholson
sten, ('.dlingw..od Ts afar., 4.trnin
CANADIAN NORTHERN
ONTARIO
1 - I
EUNTERS
Something About Moose
and Deer.
II is
trot‘ 1,4'•41 y well known
among hunters that the beet 41err
h.Intnig ensnare in ('nmol..
on the Zine of the ('nn4ulia'n
Northern Ontsrio, and that hunters
- verett'e-' iAT-iiirn nn: 'lair. r.
+Price limen. Paww•nger Agent of the,
line, 4s a hunter himself who woe.
right with the parties and looks after
thele: in fact, he located nett of
them. That year the line will be
opened north nt Veliwad into the
midst of the Iuawe country. The%•
are reported very Ihick : the engineer.
Nay that they have never w4;rn Arta
thing like it The iloose• erosion lap
there Name (Holier lath, fifteen tiny.
before the deer„ We hate.ntnething
_hunters. Write
tel on a e.new piece that will (skis
0. PRiII(FI((3RERV rCanndian Nntth
new Batumi, Tomato.
I�t.--'-at::� --
,
Hunters !
RETURN TICKETS AT
SINGLE FARE
October 13th to 31st
I..,•einln in T, l guui, puinl
'hi
I • I',,, 4 (4' 1, 4r and teat ni,wla•,
r•.,eh,•d by Northern ).'tr.••
assn I .Lea l....' V�Wila p'lrltik,. In else.
h.•,•, \ "-It nos',* i •I , Nova c••ol'At .1,
'•1.6111"
October 2 I st to 3 I st
fes \l-,.k.•ka Lake , I'en••! en:r, (,'k
t.f-limya -aMMfmm(aftfewerl't
Laked. sl.-.t.......t-,..
'•1rg)•I.' to 1'"t .'' -k, I,ind•:n' 4'. Hob
haft ,n. Atireeb"1 Lake to t'nLth,•Kie,
1144 K. k I'. lit-. points f `Severn In
Noel Ray is., lusive, Aret certain 144041.1
tealched by Northern Nevigei ion Co:
Return limit on all ticket. Derembe
eth. or untirelose of navigation, 1f ea''i r,
to petnts reached by steamers.
Tickets mild for 'het inf,n en u til ,net'
Ise ,Attained lased•
!., ;iwaqu, wait 4.N and watvt least season North I)akots bad a'
4.,•f are stung um•. to 1 '.'. l,l , remarkable Increase In wheat acre -
I [tu gro • to great prufurlo❑ tel 1 lige in 1lie• west and northwest, and
eery where it the Crated loan. , but for the d'oaght, which west of the
:slaty
et'- a re Crate State -
1I Soo line cut down the yield over a
slit. cu wee r trop 4 e, eSly
� i utp -arca-onesli if lint for this
••. ix I t1i:4,:,144e2,11' .� bit of alterupt ! North i!akuta would have ralee1'the
a t Iv 14' h,t! eE,,I4 I heacieet crop any slate has ever pru-
duved. Vest of the Misaahurl elver
wit , the traveler over the Northern ' ac
u,"4' or the Great Northern can form no
ho' ,. 1 couceplion of the area outer cultiva-
tton. Ali statue small stations -New
i� akr i .Sel,'w or Glen V111s, .'u the Northern
JI wl'l rI .' , i,o,ite, for instance -the traveler will
rd•. 1I'•• „oe two or three fields and a waste
si,,u uls,nt i. ,,f drear, brown hills suggesting lone -
4, veFlo.. 1
ss rattler time energetic agrknl-
w Ces 11I lur� Tet there way be marketed at
ds r 1 eachbf these stations and others like
them a quarter of a million bushels of
u heat. \'-here does It come fromf
'rum tcu, fifteen, twenty -Ave and
sonth of
t rty:At'e miles north
and' t
aa,4
d
i•
Plainslltl'ossom Again.
Pounds Price .1 nbce barrel empire practically ns
Import- per Total lar_e as the state of Missouri hip; be,-„
ode pound. vuue re, !alined by two plants. the. ugar
.rdn'1'orkalon.�..............
_...,. 1� t 6:Tc ' beet and alfalfa. \11.1144 half e d ea
t_.ri It c -' 5 : years the western third of, Kansas,
1,•,, ,.. ' 4.••o '' ,: arses.. portion of southwestern Nebraska nod
ERR
t.•tr• sin - 3.11„ ''early half of cement Colorado hare a
n t."and anis, a t,N". tmereased half a million in popalntlon,
:u
:ill,.„ wt.:d
1•,11.n1:•/./K,,•A' ' �.r", rained the value of their products from
.1. ::.uu t tar,
and,•4.eniluck
Don't. 41.1 ..:t .. ,.
dealer fore ,.
tion of the "I ►. �: .: .
I'laster. I. .k for t .. "I). t�
L." trade -mark en t1_2 till. I
guarantees the b^tfill.te .:u,
the most effective remedy fn:
Rheumatic aches at]' Pains.
Lumbago, Sciatica, Backache,
etc. 25c. each. Yard roll-
equaling seven of the regal r
size $1.00.
e:4tADir�7� ,
for all sickly pcopis.
THE BEST TONIC
Makes new Moor.(
011.5 strength;
Restores vitality.
Taken atter ani Muses It
hastens • return to hcant..
1)avtsL Iawrr,ec(,, 1r
1
MAN &BEM,
dice 25 Cts, is
t124/3-D_
DLINIMEt(F
I+
THE
ORIGINAL
AND
ONLY
L NU1Nc
tit*ARE
OF
n11ATIONS
SOLD
iDE
mERITs
Of
NINARD'S
LINIMEN1
�z =-=
AILORED
CLO-t01N6
FOR MEN
Firs WELL
WOKS WELL
•
WEARS WELL
When made by
DUNLOP
The Tailor West St.
FINE
'r9a�+tt7s.L-astlt�
J. BKO ilEi & SON
1 NP- 1 4'ADINO--
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders mortally als•,•aw to .t e11
Nen. night or ase
teel Oven
eats Qizke.
,Saves Fuel
almost nothing to a respectable figure
Tao Imup9,.l e'thht there 1. money I end demons rated the one time -
i ale• very minnnon and much de that the production -of sugar is nootf Itm
',sisal weed,. in epreadlug every year. Red in to the south.
Thea industries of this section nre. to
e sene"nsfdertble Inds.tn' 1n. be sure, in the Infant stages of their
final steeds has arisen, taut it td �lbilttlee There are no cltIei, few
':tort. of what It should be. 'Phe"' S ra
rotlroads nttd practically none of the
.nrage farmer 'aanot brill;; hlmaclf
recaTd as other (11311. it heresy- the
eelalmtlon that a -weed 1s simply n
Oefal-leant out of place.
'l I.'- , poise paha by big Jobbing drug
',iii t for leaves, flowers or roots of
lie t'umuoner weeds which afflict the
,rrnetr wlth their presence when he
tx .'dem set out of place are as fol
ars: Dandeliuu roots, dried; Janson '
"41, leaves and seeds, poison hem- I
1. freshly plucked, and dried flow 1
, ,lid leaves and dried and cleaned I
• A,,1 of black and white mustard, a 1
eat* a pound; burdock root, sliced and
•.4e..d, 7 cents a pound: dried leaves
-end blossoms of horehound and *lid,'
foxglove, 0 to 7' cents a pound; dried
i noisome of the*aft-pasture mallein•
•" .•otx n pound if sealed fn---tleht
444 addition to the above stand-
drugs the dried leaves of poke
••sl and trillium, gold thread and
•k -in -t e-'pulplt are'merketed, as welt
a+ the .leaves and flowers of tansy,
lobelia, bonnet, catnip and a dozen
other Very common ptantt, all of
svhleh are, In demand at the market
i'ri's';. , --
leanitsry Poultry Nut. .
The pe .'sent day tendeuey to employ
sanitary measures Itis the dairy, the
.table, 111e dog bowie.i•tc., has at last
extended to the poultry yard. The in-
dustry.. n lieu Is to be provided with a
military nest which can be readily
se:titheeL and scrubbed, as oar -ask.' de,
,,,Inds_, 'this recent development he
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1". F. LAWRE'N('h;,
I).wn Town Agent.
Office hauls-A,80a. m. W 44 p. m.
=MILT P
ab own in' the Arco
If on. The nest Is 1r
s spportfnl in a Auit
' of which can be
chicken house when
eery. When thns re
eons en lenft!: Waved
septet•le ennnNnint
lllo.„ttgh,ly eIPAfi..'.
eaatt>m.
'enpanying tlfnatra• i
ode at wire and 1.
able. Meshing, !with
Ienin Pt1 from th'•
teaselling le nen'
tooted they eon he
, IN n .nimble h•
hnlling water and
I M All lo)parll4: v
things men choose to term civilization,
L there nre acres ai1'd milers verdant
months In the year with grasses nett sweet roots which in
tune will make the whole section foto
nnnth great farming cdmmonwealth.
Little tewns hire grown up 111 a few
years, and tpouslmds of families hare
arrived and. what is more to the point,
have retrained and prospered.
The Raspberry Crop.
Do nut weaten the growth of red
raspberries by euttiug back the canes
this year Wait until next year, then
cut back -to three feet. It will be nee -
weary to pass through the plantation
of blr.•kenp resphelttes several dines
Make sure your new
range has a steel oven,
and " Pandora" name-
plate on the door. Go,
\ at once, to nearest
McCrary Agency and
pick out size desired.
Pandora has a sheet steel
oven, because steel is more
sensitive to heat - absorbs it
faster - than cast iron does.
Pandora oven thus heats
quicker -less time required to
get oven ready for the baking
-which also means Tess fuel -
expense. . . .
For Sale by HOWELL HARDWARE CO
d
.. tie: most 4O C0Iii economical that
ycu can buy. (MAPLE LEAF LAO Half a teaspoonful
will make a clip of cocoa - rich,
fragrant, nut,-it;olos --with the delicious
flavor th:ft is ch, rr,cteristic of Cowan's.
,CONN
°ERFECTION
to rate
height. \'nr
Dr ur1:nE1,T HAarnaa(IJPE.
the plants nt the proper
les of thin class shonkl
prhh9,, be hdfd higher thnn fwo
feet. This secures stocky plants, and
when the laterals are cnt tack the fol.
.«,wont; spring a strung, healthy plant
is formed, from which the crop fa eas-
ily pl,•ted. A Ane sprig of raspberries
1s shnw•n In the eat. The berries are
known as the Herbert class.
Colic Remedy.
1 4,0014' tatted ''olle remerlt which b
'n fat tilt,' with many hor(emen 1s COM-
(r.setl of ond,ounce each of tincture of
1.49(0, silphurte ether, tincture of gin.
• e hits of niter, ermence of pepper-
, (;Ivo two tablespoonfuls In a
i h,L of hot venter and give nor table -
"fol .very- half hour until
1.; , cuuvit I,•gin... After an attack of
hordes should be fed with ewe
.rw days
and nndrsirnhle tn. ors,
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G. JOHNSTON
EMBALMER
AMO
FUNERAL D/Rf:OTON
Forth two and tlnnr'rtwking wnn,srun.,
Wert Akio nanny.,
'l'iIONR: cin }rrt.h
lu•,idonc,• C.
N;ghl .NIL,: At r',sldrnre, 33 William
tltrer ,
TN[ COWAN CO. LIMITED, TORONTO.
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