The Signal, 1920-9-9, Page 6Ginter
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THE SIGNAL —
OODRIOH, 011?.
Feed your land with
H arab-Davies Fertilizer
and you -will have a bigger and better crop of
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Price List
THiS is no arm -chair theory. It's a
fact! Iiarab-Davies Fertiliser con-
tains available plant food in the form of
Ammonia, Phosphoric Acid and Potash.
Fall Wheat sown with Harab-Davies
Fertilizer can be sown late in order to
avoid the Hessian Fly. It gives the
greying' plant a geed root system. It
promotes quick and totemic top growth.
It practically eliminates winter -killing.
It hastens a harvest with long straw, and
big, plump. meaty kernels that grade
high on the market.
The Fall Wheat photo alongside was
taken May 27, 1920.
In the Spring of 1919 the well -grown
portio■ of this field was sown in oats,
fertilized with Harab-Davies Fertilizer.
After the oats were harvested the whole
field was disked and cultivated and sown
to Fall Wheat without additional fer-
tilizer. The difference between the fer-
tilized and unfertilized portion is amaz-
ing — and it incidentally proves that
Harab-Davies Fertiliser will show re-
sults the second season.
For Immediate Delivery
Where little or no manure is to be had. use
200 to 300 pounds per acre of:—
fiscal•.
3
.2
2
2
A.silabls
r•..pb.ric
wean. ret..b.
12 0
10 2
10 0
g z
FILL IN
MAIL US
ORDER FO
WITH CHEQUE
BANK DRAFT
POR AMOUNT
OO (l'i' NOW AN
MAKE SURE OF A
BIG, PROFITABLE
FALL WHEAT CROP
Por
Its lb. Mg.
$435
415
3.70
4.00
hr
ren.
$68.80
65.75
58.50
62.90
Where, manure is plentiful, use 200 to 300
pounds of:
Ammar.
rhrp-t.
Acis. Micah.
0
0
0
per
Ili 11. bag.
12 2 $3.35
4 8.60
O 2.96
O 2Ji1
\ 10
16
14
Freight prepaid to your station on orders of 500 lbs. or more.
Goods shipped in 125 lb. bail (16 bags
to the ton).
, Terme—Cash With Order.
per
Tea.
$52.65
57.00
46.45
44.65
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• ORDER FORM
I ONTARIO FERTILIZERS LiMITED,
Dept. 31 West Toronto, Ont,
Gentlemen:—
Please ship immediately the follow' :-
1 I en Ana • AT \\ AMOUNT
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THE WEEK AT THE CAPITAL
By Ian Dundee.
Ottawa, Sept. ,creek has
semi ,Wtniewluit of a Moe of big
men to the capital end there
110.11 a number of things out of the
ordinary to draw them lien'. The
Canadian liar Aswwlatine brought to-
gether most of those who are to take
part In the (fraud Trunk arbitration
prvsrrrliugs. and making the most of
their opprrtnulty they held their first
informal meeting and ,le, i,led that
before hearing rely evidence they
would gs, over the road and tee what
FREQUENT HEADACHES.
A Sure Sign that the Blood la
Watery and Impure,
People with thin blood are much more
sub)ect to headaches than full-blooded
persons and the form of anaemia tnet
afflicts growing girls is almost always
rat accompanied by headaches, together with
disturbance of the digestive organs.
Whenever you have constant or mew -
ring headaches and pallor of the face,
they show that the blood is thin and
your efforts should be directed toward
building up your blood. A lair treat
ment with Ill. Williams' Pink Pills will
do this effectively. and the rich red blood
made by these pills will remove the
headache.
Mere disturbances to the health are
caused by their blood than most people
have any idea of. When your blood is
It is like. In flat party were flow
impoverished, the nerves suffer from lack
Win. HuN,ud Tett, representing the of nourishment, and you may be troubled
► K with insomnia, neuritis, neuralgia or
sciatica. Muscles subject to strain ate
undernourished and you may have mus-
cular rheumatism or lumbago. If your
blood is thin and you begin to show
cart lel coots., a iw a prom- o of t era, try
'neut. lawyers who will figure n the building up the blood with Dr. Williams'
cow• ,ns ip goes along. There %%1411 be Pink Pills, and as the blood is restored
too further meeting of the board for to its normal condition every symptom of
the trouble will disappear. there are
a month or so, wln•u they will get more people who owe their present state
together' In Montreal and seek to ar- of good health to Dr. Williams' Pink
Alf I Pills than to aey other medicine, and
e;rout Truukj Rir. Thos. White, for
the Government,. and Chief, Justice
Sir Walter Cassels of the Eitelarpu'r
1' of host f symptoms f any thea d acrd
17alge tt 1 in-, si w rt ,went.
The. -cure fee rarest.
Ex-l'n'akh'nt Taft and Sir Anck-
lanel I I.'., the Latter British am-
bassador to the 1liilel States Islth
iyddawsscd the Isar .t Cs, H'lJi hum. The
Wrwer dealt with the Iwrogite of remit customs ports wail at the reline
Nn thins and the latter with world un' time to hold a series of publicc meet -
rest. The spet•h of Sir Auckland iugs in the iilffereut towns atat cities
Mas IN,Iahli lar uuuny respw•ts. On• and let the merchants furrtgather
most of them do not hesitate to say so.
You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
through any dealer in medicine or by
mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
82.50 front the Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville. Ont.
of (heal. ,uul out the bras[ uutetnuil there to teL questions as they spy
fig. oe'as, the frit tart uiuuy r( his desire regarding ter, new taxes.. I
argnnrenti in regard to world unrest In order to cheek tip the luxury
it is' just *haat the Naim,'. though, and sales tax reeipt,, a corp.• et -- - --
clulhel in shd(ffere•nt atade. us some thirty ,anditor, is faring seat out
,retain S,a•lallligatstly have b,r•u using for rin•oagh the eonintry, and lit nanny
dr
old ;airtime and au effort to win ptjfL� A Witney Testifies'
PIT favor 1n preparation for that day,
whatever It may briug forth.
Brussels lost: Miss Ethel Burton,
of Uuk•rieh, wits vdsltiug at the home
of Mrs. Alex. Hunter anal calling on
old friends. It is thlrteeu years sdw•e
Mlle left here, when she was better
lumen as "Timbale" Murton. She has
developed luta a tine young woman.
thanks to County Seentary ti. M. and
Mrs. Elliott, who took a deep Interest
in her and took her lata their home
fur a number of years awe then se-
vered her a place with the family of
Mr. Saunders, of the county town.
This was her first Visit btu* to tow's.
It russets Post : The cuwfortnble
Luau• of S. C. and Mrs Wilson. Flora
street, ltrusw•Is, has twee sold to
Robert -.McKinnon, of Eery townahlp.
Rumorio Wilson folk may re-
tnere to fkule, to embark in WO,
Imes. Mr. Wear' going would
necessitate the appointment of a new
Division Court clerk and )ars. Wll-
wim's place in Melville church would
not be really filled. We have pat
heard what Mr. Wilson prots,w•s In
du with his greery and restaurant
. Red and Gun ter tlgt—".e.
The many readers of Rod and GUI
In Canada w hu are intereste* in the
fiction seetlor, of the tuagazihl• will
be pleased to note that tkrorgt• Gilbert,
the well-known short story writer; tea
written an absorbing rowuuc•e stag♦•d
in the great ouhles,rs, entitled
"Waters of IteJolelug." This along
w•ltli ten other stories and artlek's
together with the various dile rt•
tuerlts wake up taw Septewleer num-
ber of eaniciht's greatest spurtsuiato's
publication. 1Vlth the ironing of the
autuwu the "glurwan'S" tliutlgh1.
taro to 11111'1.S /11111111.4.r, and thin nam -
ler contains several gnash stories tell-
ing how the other fellow got his quota
of. I'aiada's water Suwl and big
game. Ibid and Iinn in I',made is
published 'monthly at Woodstock,
Ontario. by W. J. Taylor, Limited.
I
yea rs.
The British ambassador (rated the
uueest lark to a wrong system of
Industrie! development which neve
men uu home life or home eoinforts,
made them mere machines, anti kept
their minds dormant until some spark
dropped on them. Then hallowed
BrMat......». "•
....
"Om
ing Station»
ear =.,.,...-._._ tis cover the abore.
4„v -
ewes. it is ccpr•turl, tiny .Ill tied
it Is only rees'swar4 to advise nal re-
assure the ata•rrhi\nta as to their
,duty, in regard to`,, making retards.
This ` •a alone in expected to resul
iia briiiglnR in maty` times',ls of
dollars Into the pullic\treasury in the
(amrse of the next few 'months.
aRitxtiuu
and tinnat. As the curtThe addition of more flan six
fur the evil. he .ticked Canadians to Million dollars to the rev CCnue ill tle
Irnitd n golden bridge of unden4anl flnlith .1 Angust alone woU3d seem to
lug between Ilritoiii ,and the United justify Iin. placing ,if tilos
States ansI thus make safe the prat* the people as a means of
of Enlrep'. That would glue 11w
people time to cure Pvila in their
axles on
Mitring'
nu,n•y. it was estimated the
limos. that the taxies wettM bring
own iiuutrit•s wlthnitt_ hiring to{ *Iwo $liII,IakjiitMI and. at thle.d
watch for an enemy at the gate. 1'It looks as though that Pinnt
I H eater. the Itel wnthat • w'mld not ire urge.
rge.
the first step in the carettkl-adtt. i,a the allnll-
ion of capital.
Tad" Cemmisdis.
tiort•ttiturtrt's tariff commis
nil. will tu•Ltiii its Western sittings that is the hope behind a series of
very \,shortly now. With Messrs. meetings which the Premier plains hi
"THE SIGNAL" FOR THE
ER OF 1920--0141t.Y FORTY CENTS
CANADIAN
SHOES FOR
CANADIAN
PEOPLE
HERF, - are many things which soil need not buy
I unless you choose. But footwear il\not, among them.
You must have shoes. From the standpoint of your health, --
as well as for comfort and appearance, good shoes are a
necessity. And that fact alone places upon the ufacturer
iate.
of shoes a responsibility which he must at all ti
That responsibility to the Canadian is is shared`
manufacturers of shoes in Canada, f whom you I
$50,000,000 worth of footwear every year
The fact that we have built up an
industry of such magnitude is tbs_
hest evidence that we do appreciate
this responsibility. One may think
that our responsibility ends when we
have produced footwear of honest
value and sincere workmanship, and
have placed it on the shelf of the
retail store where it is accessible to
you. That is one essential service
which our industry is called upon to
render.
But we cannot dismiss our responsi-
!Slily quite so easily. We believe that
we should do more than that.
Cult I Yolk
t MM
SWIM Or
IAwdaw
air double
Good shoes are of such daily impor-
tance that we ought to make public
certain (acts and conditions which
govern the quality of the product we,
make, and the value which you \
receive for your money. We ought
to point out clearly, the part which
yes play, and the init,ence which
you exercise, in establishing those
conditions. We should urge upon
you, your eine responsibility in the
'matter, and show vnti lust how you
can help to maintain the quality of
the footwear which we oilier you.
This is the first advertiuemeat of a
series which will be devoted to that
purpose.
q Cone& pm/eonpm/eonwe
feetre sf moony i .htime. olds te. gird of
sfeidari geolity i. all go/es Who pea Is, Mete is triads
iestewr yes ere sneered. at lair Irked doe" .1 tie renew
Baas modem skill sew pei.ee it Cais/ert. Serriee wed Style.
I
Wooing Quebec.
Hon. Arthur Melghen is going to
(pietas ' l•roritke to talk the habitant
Into a state of friendliness. At least.
"SYRUP OF FIGS"
CHILD'S LAXATIVE'
Look at tongue! Remove poi-
sons from little stomach,
liver and bowels
1►ra yt
Int[ the
few 1'ahli
tlavrever.
will Is. sit
hn 1 irbhwt I'u
JFIon. I.
anal Hugh ftnthrle
Sad shortly. 'Ho
'ready there. as
tt(•r. Tin' latter, how •ve
shortly and join the to
Itolwrtson anal Calder tour- a.klress duan there shortly. While
'ext, there will soot' he very then• is e•rtainly no prospect of an
Minister( left in Itttilwa. el ell,mu lief,yre next fall, uule•ss one
is likely at that there is futnesl by subservient developments.
-There are alt the evidences 'of an
awakening on the. part of the° two
It to keep a gnurnm
•if at all !Ines.
1, C. J. ik,he•rty
re going tie Eng -
E. . Itlin in is
ii. J. A. t'al-
w-ill return
cotnrnis-
girl w-Jswl--4l►-tlw�,
tints.. - tel (lien. are to
-u tl tent In .earth 1 'olehest
Joint th two Ministers) 'f ferret
will need. mine tine down ,amore
SHE WAS WEAK AND NERVOUS
Anuapton, Oat. "Alx,ut five yearn
I began na wing with "MEOW 'a trouble.
became- all rua-dowe
weak and nervous. M1
was so completalt
down mud out that
could out do
tiling, could
deers myself. 1
the doctor sod took
othee meld, ifs but
without stet bet-
ter upW 1 begs°'
Lakin{ Dr. Pierce'.
Favorite -
tun and his
Medical Disoevery
It was only
miry for me to take about three bottles w
I was completely restored to health
strength and I have been in better
than I ever was before 1 have had DO
fur medicine since, but should I need it
would take these gime remedies, k
there to be exoelleat."—htlt.S. H
KS 1(; IiT, Jerrie St.
OWES HER LIFE • I,
Ft Saskatchewan. Alta. —"It is willle
great ph•aaore that 1 sent, the following aa•
I hope it cull help the many sufferers whir
do not know the goes! Dr. Pierre's ine•
eines would du them if they would try them.
"In regard to my condition, i will ear
that I suffered from ehildh.s,d from a veryr
weak back. 1 had the misfortune At ha
spinal meningitis when I warn one year
and until 1 was 13 I did not vs a well
but a very kind lady .01d my mother
Dr. Pierce'. Favorite Prescription and
got a bottle to try it. It did rte so m
good Chat mother gut m,• 6 but tics. I
I happened with a car los-ident and h
back badly. My doctor gave me up
andd I would not live, but I still stick Us
Dr. enr'e Favorite Prescription and t1'
may surkrine in three week. I was out of Ina
and beti owe my lite to it and amble.terales, and nil never be without it
"If any ever wishes to writs I w!'
answer with pleasure"—{MRS. NORi!.';
BA1tTROLOb W. 1
I 'a
,: 1
Sessp! 'California" Syrup of Flan
oily—look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure year
child M having the beet and most harm-
less laxative or physic for the little
stomach, liver and bowels. Children
love its delicious fruity taste. Pall
directions few child's dose ea each bot-
tle. 'live it without fear.
Mother! You must say "C JSferida.e
If HAIR IS IHN6 4
GRAY, USE SSE IEI
Here's Grandmother's Recipe ti0
Darken and Beautify
Faded Hair.
• •
eat beautiful, even shade of dark,
greeny hair can only be had by brews
tag a mixture of Sage Tea and DM-
phur
ta
makeshair to ycharm.our
or mars the face When -SI
fades, 'turns gray or streaked. just SI
application or two of Sage and tab
phur enhances its appearance a btfm-
dred fold.
Don't bother to prepare the miss
tuts: you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition at
ether ingredients at a small cost, all
ready for use. It is nailed Wysth'I
Sate and Sulphur Compound. THIS Mid
always be depended upon to
back the natural color and lustre
your Bair. •
Everybody teas "Wyeth's" Sage and
1.ferdwher Compound now because
r�shk�ens so naturally and evenly
=imply can tell It has been applied
ea simply dampen • sponge or ea
bruin with It and draw this throng?
the bale, taking one small strand at s
time: by morning the gray hair bee
disappeared. and after another smell
cation it becomes.beautlfully dark awl
appears gimpy and lustrous. Thb
ready -to -use preparation Is a delight
fol toilet requisite for those who de
etre dark hair and a youthful appear
ones. it la not Intended for the curs
mitigation or prevention of disease.
17rrty-Ei- ht Years in\"Canada's Western Empire'
•
"'tor
their utrnst tuents in order to make
lissurals•e do duly sure.
Sir t,ecrrge Foster and Hun. F. S.
Tnlmle ell ex wteol to too to Aylmer,
lint., to
hustings alio
so the balls
likely to Is'
Ministers dui er
tk a the East Elgin
t th 10th of tills month.
hisses! - are not
P tt- . , rep .with idle
It the I s k.few weeks.
The Bye ekrtluoe.
Sumimti,ius take pct('
and Colchester today.
letter of l'ublie• Works In
a\ ll lit, hot it said that
tn' who was charnel on the
ticke for the Provincial House . thug
'sorties Mr. \Icl'erly.. However, the
title will N• well told down there,
(ample of reeks. lar St. John It
*arms as th ugh an aurlamatlnn wet+it
proh•hle. At the (Inn. of writing
mottling definite as been heard. lout
file Minister of t +toms, Hon. It. W.
Nvigmore, left here 'edgy night ex-
pu''tliig that he won get the seat
without a fight -,tend ti rurally hop. -
Wil.
The New Taxes,
The new Meavy and sale taxer
are beginning Ir throwtheir
Into the Federal (rensuny. The e
try's total r,•ventte for floe tlw•al y
1.11.'m. likely to reach it tptel of at
head gl:st.iasl(aat Ns amell,st some
fifty-eight millions for the last twelve
moalhs. in the month of Angled
alone, the In.rvnse in war tax was well
over Ai million dollar.. and a lot .11
the merchant. It Is admitted, ?UT Met
making the proper return. yet.
it In likely that If the work of the
new Minister. lir Wigmore, In not held
op by the uw•e.clly of having to fight
an election. there will be n sort of
official tour of the country by the
Minister MINI stun,' of the nfM•Inls of
his (telertment, to cheek up the ill(
In St. Jetta
new Min -
wanted of
of the
e
Colonel Jobe S. Dennis. C. M. 0.,
rho rode the plains of Alberta,
haaketeh.w'i:n and Manitoba 49 years
to, when Indiana and buffalo were
rlsattful. knows more about "Can-
\ada's Western Empire" than any
`1 ether man. He killed and Me the
.t 'Ofalo, narrowly eecaped being
Melped by Indiana on at lame awe
McaMo4 sugnsatad and built !n
. Worts the largest irrigation Wi-
n os in North America, reeetllted
houses& of Bristol' and Camedlsaa
■ the Lfatllsd mania aortae the re-
sat way as* est only violet tarried
sdlbr alt Mw with toe Osa-
aa glop■Pattie to Siberia.
Now the r *eaten provinces
pf L,anda taw a pa)yatsMea of
400,000, the butaln aro lo be Mold
517 Is soft lie the Coast
TO7rTV E CHT YEAR
Rockier and the Indiana, are on
reservations. There are near y 20,-
000
0:000 miles of railway la the four
provinces. or one mile for mach ]2s
persons and of 226,000.000 scree of
good agricultural land, but 36.000,-
000 acres ere at present occupied
and cultivated. Of the balance. 190,-
000,000 acres, scene 30,000.000 acres
lie within fifteen toilet of these rail-
way Mass waiting for sett' ere,
"Think of it` says 001. Dabnle, "Ped
the world crying mit her food " HIs
view Is that while Canada has won
• swatting among the natiois by her
work fa the resent war 06 that to-
day the name "Canadian" I. re-
eognfeed as Asttnirehrktne a titian
of a prograwve and virile e-nntry,
Camida's abate it the great struggle
has Involved her In Sna■elal *bligs-
A00
Hong which can only be met sail
discharged iny inereaslar heir preps.
lotion and developing her vel
natural resources which, valid
ample security tar many tLmee tat
war debt, meat be made •odtsatdett
of wealth through development
Between 1106 and 1914 dung
2•600,000 people osttled Ole
the largest proportion in the
western proslneea They left
Britain, the Halted States gad
countries for thele pew home,
Col. Dennis • believes that
each year may Hallow them
these provinees have a total INFO
labe
ther
l ',..,,10.0 ,000, Canada,
titer beltevea, is deaStltad a N
keystone to the arch of the
Illesplre."
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