The Goderich Star, 1924-09-11, Page 7•
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Ifternoon
I1rt gists ifs No a1 w% From
oftarom, colimica, amt. Cantina •
Fmk
0.aille4011 An Ieaseems iR sepeof I
At even. when teis sect d,6i *sete s tar tits priest had pronounced that a Mae•itsi kW Geowees -•- s M^geml ed
Time -sick, O Las' surs.w4 Tse lege t' men was really fl .d by It, he was igge t e vTe the ll'; mums
0 is whet dyers paha 'tipsy matt ' banished, became as e+axsat iron sa- tarsal' tists•"4'hii Drente 7R. ode
0 with ghat Joey the ween awe,! dist' and. whenever he saw may site Nes, 1W Qut. I
' Thy tomb hes atM sits mem* power, l in um mi4hltsrhOOd' he bad to er7
et -
No weed from Thee esus :mittens �alend mune?" 1 Vedeen . �trfeetee r ebt its D �t at t
Leprosy Deem' there a *poem of •
And is Thy t ytiMat ih weak titsrral M pia
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Dyseedetr is sea of the worst ferns
of bowel essspleint. It comes sa sod-
denly, mai 'the 'nems ix the bowels 1 .
asses intense; the ineebstees occur with
greet meepere by bleed. xsry vftta two•
Dysentery tees iwi t nerd is persist
ter so length of time. ustil the wink
velem weakened ens} dahili-
eiiid, 'h Y *til" lather diesiese so
gsiakly nntierndaes the streegth oral
bring' about a sondirlee of'prostratioa
"avid utter collapse that ,utter termite
*tee fatally;
Mr. l bent Woodall, Esenioops, D. C., ,
rrr•\tstse I was sorely trothled Stith
'that terrible scourge, d eesitery: for the
'lest tnt•Tvs months owing to the seem
etReetsc of ptomaine poisoning. I lieu'
absolutely no ',entre' over my Morcels,
sad sifter tryin several doetors' .reme-
riwias I wee indt ed to take Dr. Fowler's„
Rbtt of Wild Strawberry. Atter dothg
ss! get immediate and complete relief,
A "tis editovary'kvr
.hours to 'throat and °best;
with Minird's in warm
d $plendld forB W5
and 4$
fall ; ' 'g "\'e tin, for its gradual taking halal of the' The Cantors* gait Growers' i:•
Bear, in this "nabs( whole pbysk*1 being m akin to the ehasra *WNW 17,s67t417 beitis of
f;Menre Twills)• way sin over -rune a oraaiss, 'amass taiag it'stiatni
1 AY
nature of man vrh'eh is incurable but 46,211 ospxs to solute Wage WI,-
by the renewing et the whops inner forsia;�iatltreasstd Its prepar'kttpa mf sell �•
t Pit dm, oleo, while - being h7 the grace of sass'.
al, and the
lOc au_ bets '
tirocers
Stores.
O Thou Great Y citrus fruit grows fa the asserts sena forThistido,visit homes and nearing x town he meta 18.7 tqe 71.2 -per asst„ retorted We
on earth, aver ttarssd a deaf sax to Aa Jtsus deacettedad the mountain,
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S to
Ce'r rto Pruning . lig 1►'-
alta
$ Great Day
w��our was hsi•tlsers is skinless and whisper poor 'human waeek who must have masa its mesaattert; toot thrmuilt ley Charles Conway
words of consolable* and elasser to board :toimthing of this wonderful:
howl*of cuatomors cr11y 1i,12t,71t
those who amid Use • ent;er stiait#ra- person now so 6°14 to him. Re ,fid all this business ata Dost of 1.61 ow .lintaAatael Mea sixty Ave Yeats ago,
tions of thy grace, le) that, 'while threw caution aside rue instead of per cont. of the delivered.rains enol. ops tlo k1Ms �r 1759, General
weakness of body Jaya them low, thy his usual Dry of "unelar'n1" it was an inoludie adrartising. L.4S.•Psr emit. Welts ostialate lefosasahlevictory out•
strength becomes their cause for re- agonising /appeal for help. His at.
Such 1s the caromed for Its last atm aids ties wallet rite oNy `'t Quebea.
joking in the midst ethtrit•1 and en" tituds as well as his words made a elel „roar of the. camerae" yeeet Thoselstgts'eet gessillesti oonnncnced in
Wee tem to say. any w n , aea leder pair'st ,tans 1759, wimp a for•
tete et � lar,artCpnrca ort the
whore lauded au
S. S. LESSON FOR°lBPx. 21st, 1124 others. His case then depended on Ain ltaetrnes's,' Range of lesieba was. .y oat *hoot IMP ttmea under the
the willingness of the heeler. Some: The Califorela Fruit ('rowers' lex- ecneosntsA yet Wolf...Per two and a
pt "T' iu. not J,is obi it ptcta•de BeIIe did not Droners $ aclsr'nie outlets products
mine, 0 Lord be „dom." T'broigit Js- 'doubt these Lord's *Why to help, so he are,bat know* to (;ansultas consuls- Skitirb ships ilei p
rt h d
sus Christ our Lord. Amen. must have heard of hl.; :owing keeled ere by the brand "Bushkin" else St.
tatter sr
Leeson Tttiee-Jess Makes a Mit" cases there were .when the answer change is the oldest lend LariMc ofhalt monthat s w tae'sett tuella ertarts
*denary Tome was delayed when faith lead to be
racism Passage---Maark' 1 ;35.45, strebgthened'hut here the faith was
Golden Text.•e-Mark 1: 40, moat appareett and there doesn't seem:
,his to have been a moment's delay. The
Jesus, after being driven from
lepere
bane town by an angry mob, came knw' the restrictions in such.
down to Capernaura, a city of Cali-
meets as his and all his Joy must have.
lee, and taught Memnon the $ sbbath -
b'ie'r extraordinarily intense leas he.
days, In Matt. Mb, 4th and 7th : felt what he had, missed all his 1per-
ehapters, .known as The Sermon 'on life -the touch of a human, hand and
the Mount, we have the subjects of heard
be thothe u clean." aattcAs adlwriter
his teaching. His times of teaching says, "The hand of Jesus wee not
were followed very elgtseiy by mighty polluted by touchingthe leper's body,
signs and wonders acts of love and
mercy, deeds o w tc cleansed b the touch of that hop
a:a ep n today's lessoto command- - y y
f h' h he,
as in the -but the leper's whole body' was
ins n i• _' nd°
ed that no notice be taken of them so haJesue cattle hot to deetroy but fulfil
as not to' attract public attention un -^all law' ro he scudo the leper go and.
duly, show 'himself to the priest, make an
:Verse& 35-87=J.asss t;ht. •Rest..._ _ nfCering ass required and he pronoune-
Jesus was human, so that the ed,elesn. He told him also to say
thronging of people and the giving of nothing to any man. - Just why he
enjoined silence is not so clear to us
'as •the command to show himself to
the plest. Some writers say that.
perhaps he would, because of having
touched • the leper he regarded as'un-
clean, This actually did oecur from
the lepers disobeying and proclaiming
or ' "blazing abroad" his cure, for.,
Jesus could no more openly enter in-
to the city, but was w ithbut in desert
places. The spreading abroad of hie
story did nab keep the . multitudes
himself to them incsamtly mule
him weary in both mind And body
Rising very early being the only vamp
he could secure isolation, he did so
and, stealing out of the house he,
went to some out of the way place.
He wished: to do as he had instructed
his'diaiplee 'to. do. `Rut thou, ;'teen
thou prayest, enter into thy closet,.
and when thou hast shut the door,
pray to thy father in secret," (Mitt.
6:6). Re was not long left nndie--
turbed, for Simon and. others, fndi_tng
that Jesus had already' risen, tee't'h
search of him,, for already a' crowd
had gathered -seeking -him. .-
erges 3h 39,-ne_iere_ His Mission
away, for "they came to him, from.
every quartet:" ,
From this incident we learn., that
he Who could --cure.leprosy, which feats
the type of sin, can etnrer- sin itself.
PHONE .46
.7r McEWen
of the intestines' and.if not iirtarfst $ wt
with work havoc theism. Miller's atlr bi a*VI
Worm- Powders diessegs both. kbtde lbrilr halm , r
ate
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STHAAVA
the Cali credo. Co-operatiYene In the were made to *entero the powerful
its mt embers $544,000,000 yeerg it has from the thos� rned to retiree*,
thh»r insmeach tseemed to o�oiv u sir
sale of their product*. It is a terser- would ootslentl hies eta s keltalou the s tcge,
nice of 3Q$ 'Deal astwctation* with faa> t+to twsrittad eyes mialasoae tart set t~pxsr-
1x,400t ittsmberr. 'the totals saclt 1Aa itoele tba mtiWp c1it1K and
InaYe their Doli packtm*` nousess rend tsatilt tdao eleteau ninon the city of
are tufty responaibte, tnascielly end o ° hutJr. 8e reraataet for ',-
otherwise, ter their own latae letiv� ol * stuall , at
ovetwhy a nMont.oun .
ties. The are grouped tato 31 die- as es,oti a i'ree, la a spot
trjot exchanges. *tech district ex-
change canes, bass One director oa the board upon the natural el,•testce provided by
of the Canlornla Fruit Growers' 1Cx- tete precipitous clef* wwhich dropped
Change, whish Oona the .brand " $uu- from thR ie.lu d r Abeahsut res the
kilt" .And acts as the Central Sailing guard's age, saaellomatl ttutx�smatl
Agencyfor *II the fruit, It hast buss- guard.
In the piton d�arkneetM of the early •
news. oonsectlofs with 3,400 whole- moxatneot the leth. 8epttitebet• Wolfe
saletye,;who serve e400:0,I0retetle roe eluded the vigilanoe: of the French Kau.
'Who In turn mires 113,000,000 con- tr1ea *net-hsndedd a tan* of about 4000
c►tcntbered up the appe•rerttly medium.
ante eliQa on their hands and knees.
Wolfe ted hiss men over the plateau to -
that
t `rrllistag+al.
The Western
subnera iu Canada anth" United rtes, echo with eau arable difficu,ty
States.
x'tns Market le WO Growing.
The anatket demand for eta pre- within exhort Matinee train the, walls
duets le being cotlstantiy incrt,ased by els the este, and shortly atter pine
ties Exchange. Twenty -fives year* ago . ceded; baoutostw numbed me to meet
the orange growers at the btate wore him with a tome of 4000 teen, '[be
faced with What they tho0 t*t was )~reach soldier% ripener' lie battle tteld
over -production. Sinus thee product- es they advanced, lrtr4 Isles wieldy re;.
tion has 'quadrupled and the crop 19 serr4Hi nig fro until the oneeey came
*till consumed, Judicious &overruling within 40 yaaelw ut ltiK fwost Bite. and
and merchandtzing ;methods have -thea Peaked out a:`maut)? 44411 01
kept demand equal to or ahead ° of laulicis which checked stealta's.
supply. A levy of tour ,cents a box. - further asts'amee. For half as lour the
on oranges and s. tee cents a box on wattle .lea ravgut yeti Newt bravery
lemons pays for it all Advertleing by hem artnsn, bat r,erie"'"" mlaiii'Res
and dealer!' service work b usum r. 1~ roman 8°Itilers aria lent t4641 eurviteors
chiefly to the retailer and oonsuwer.
directed.h3'04$ nritisk t I)" #army' °41"4 the
In any Dross -road villptge in Ontario, off ' true leading 4 e hof the
whs eon could not buy an Ontario ehail:es tks t Wale received i irddied
London, Ca ntd +l4. * -
Sept.6th t .. 13th .194
pt o �
Fajr
- ` Over $30,000 in Cash.
Ttn t )24 Prire List is extensive and the classification will
prove attractive to -Exhibitors in, all Departments
Dog Show Automobile Show : Pure Food Show
Nov 11'lytnuistscturslta Featuring
Canada's, Industrial Acb evei000ts•
MIDWAY ATTRACTIONS
JOHNNY JONES SHOWS -
Unexcetted Vaudeville Attractions)* al Ireat .1 Crud Sts.
"Where -City and Country Mete t -
apple , you will n oranges constraint- agsi tical' woylt34. moat wllfoh es *
1y dIiip yed aceord1ug to directions no v,,y,s,.tieta,; .cowrie,' to the seer, but Write for Prize List - Entries close August 30th
When his disciples tope' item "nova, Weare as rune of his \rillinprness as ewers le So tyhern itthose wrataawaks factione me he kntnow *wee
thishe tad the : victorywas J. H. S\.UNDPRS, President W. 1). JACKSON, SeCret:txy
Many were anxiously waiting f h• bila for he .says
„ - his. only begotten Son, that ahoso- Last year an errentaetsnt war
to.them; Let"us__.. 3iito"�ine-next= _ -. ._. _18th_Qtttaeru±oat#i the city tata't�dered- _ ,1` �„ ,� 1� ..,._...
' " sl it to 'nus we are o his ability,
healed he did net return, prat said un- God so loved the world that he gaveLower Freight Rater tescuawsdi. oounplete, ,, Moetealto also .elide' from
',ousels a few !toots later: *tam the
town. that. I _tray preach ;there *leo.; dyer believeth in hem should hots per- h the radon' aa_ hiu blobs to. Oeuerid .t array: who took ever She
3 l ish hitt-have-e-veneering "fe r .• tLreteg ,,.the use of larger parr and-ootnruaarl ut the teetlth Itu'sittfeeefeet._.
f the f ' ame`-I-:De'e'r"-T'he=- f -..._-__.__._.._
pe \
,PEt1Flt* $ POWER, h •
h tet be?ie1'it b earl
or re ore c i
AVEIRO' 'POWER crowd had gat m*, not so much to In India mitssienaries are at'.work guano x,phip>nents. a :lowate f_t'eight eepeete'e`d erne
ser:; ae ur�d. o a :ter es: Tis , ueFFec was tits erawtt
THE -fin sixty one leper asylums and homes t i 1„e v•Moot•v t44
33.000..000 . a, ,Year t4 the °sage meet Militant es.reess ea British seiiite y,
The God ertch Star's. -
ear his Areae. tesla rte` y for. the untainted chilcren of lepers. reduction` ` well effect' a isavin6 , of ing trieuaptt est one et the steortest bet
Ina healing Palter 'and it 'mini(' `riot p
have accomplished hiemission if he Some, of Yen have, :ward of "Mary growers of the State. This works out history. 'sc'o're entered the amity Aetna
had stayed to heal all ;he diseased Beed, the American misstonar who to 1{ cents. uox: The total cost of - ages at 14, and a year hale w,►e'pramat,•t9s 'r
and devil -possessed in one City. So when. she was in Amelrica, on fur- the organientton * ser aces exclusive to the rank of Ileutee aft terellntingtits.h.
i �r�
st. a ;e�sihtitl+w i• re►ti+w►i
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sT
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*throughout ter rc..
r 1,n Verse!* d0 -l5 -The Leper Ciesnsed. in charge of a bewautiful•leper asylum Organised Effort #'a?s the Yrodacer to return to Ett(ilanri eater o let a .-�•
originated among the••Israe'ites, when I - (A. H. Clark). after a quarter, of a century of sttc- to take charge-ot the expedition sten e t _ -. The :- tar ,• `t.i London . /ttivertlSer ... .
they toiled at the making of bricks in WORLD MISSIONS r easeful experience; Is sti11 deuton- (�uebec, and tie wasonly 92 at the Uwe
t. As,.yet reel positive cure has strating that the farnnera' marketing Doha glorious death. i ii St a: a Lid Ene "f pronto (rl me... ,. • • ....
they
IQu
he and they went from piac�inpiace_ Rh.-foun+d::�hat- rhe. , had -le
Prey . 0-Advertising,iso 6,86 tent* poi' box ed wsrvlco at •thea �pttlo or tieattngeu:.�
't{>•r thout a word to her friends about :_:uC_:lem than. halt- the areoutit, of the Hearst came to Annerloa in 1Y18. bub
-, �i'
• - „it, she went back.tp India and is now .reductioti. on account of had health ea compelled
F
taheaper than h.pi' Wood
• Conrealeat, Cigar, Quick
rr.,.
Kitchener $.2t1 a.m. ,7 ilii pr.m. The creameryinen and the choebei-�
•
Leproey is very minutely described where she is giving her life for her protitlne.
A t p *lath duo tWil *a ,•
The olden' and basic Co-operative ' I'.tz end 1Alld'�)11 i't'G l reSCu .
in Leviticus. It"is, supposed to have Indian fellow -sufferers.' `' a" ' '
Marketing Agsoeiation of Cantonal*. _Erin hdc*uta bestir silencer tensed toll
EKYP - Probabl there are 250 000 lepers
been . onfnd,.though .today, in aqua Y , probleniii zaxc Marketing
be effort' b the (Copyrighted). The
tries where it ie prevalent, ra ch is in India. Missionaries, both medical 4orgenieed ivarketing xtfoxt' by tae' -
Outclassed __ 'I•he
• nix last stages it is very loatheesute,.-. can to help them. To make their Q etre, Professor marketing, 0. A. Jock went to'the races for the limier 'Elie
a living death. In Biblical time
'being done to . stay the disease. In and leen-medical, try to do what they I farmers themselves. --ii. D. Col•
ti ro once of idarketl • .
s WI-, lives happier and to protect their re- College,
Guelph. time. On arriving he found the nor- The
and friends from the disease, s+es lined tip for the start, sand. desir- ,
• leper asylums have been opo d in Legume Inoculation. ing a `better view he stepped on to 1lc
CANADIANNATIONAL BY many places, and missionaries fry to - • The. popularity of the Bacteriology the course. is -
I brine whatever they can of .„bright---Dehertment of the Ontario-Agrtcul Suddenly one of the. horses, bolted 1
I ell � {s alto t b , th 1-
ru SERVICE w Hess and cheer card lo\ a .nto theca re .tura , C .ego ted y s fo. and .tante towards Jock at st , terrific
111' Q T� ftigees. They are yiyen gardene of . lot lrtg atiteixiente; •�urinl;. 1928' a pace. ',leek turned and fled deem the
Daily Hkowpt ilunsetay t tel f e'27 uttu •e r 1
sties to satisfy other human interests. bacteria .tor„ seed inoculattoh asers }
veil eric a•en. p. Even more important, t ey receive god him out otE dano!er_
Clinton 6 2•, rt.m. 2.iiz'p.em, what one o!� these missionaries callus be meat tregnieutl k r
°r' their own to work in and opportun- . o o e "i * .o egums course until a burly po;iceman drag- l
L Goa ' It G 00 220 m h prepared and sent out 01 this num- «Why didn't' you lamp over thet
ralfalfa ttar frequently -
Seefortif (i 4 t a ire, 2.12 p. n1. the "Chri' ':-treatment;"" J'Asomethin - ed tote with 1,892: Red glover. 8811; rails'?" asked the policeman.
„ g sweet clover. 662; peas, 62e; elflike., neverentindabeat him oh about over the t escort';
.ARkheli 7.04 a.m. 3,42-p.iii, of love and kindness ; ;some one, to 143` soy beans, lit.. beans, 71„ sweet
Ate :. Stratford 1,30 ts, in. 4.10 p.m. care for them •and bring relief. peas, 39; vetch, 31; awhite clover, 1. replied Jock. '
r, a rr The Oil of Power. -It is not claim-
Through
sim Ina
asked for and were *applied Tee . worm that infest children!
- Guelph 8;45 a m. 5.40 pen.
,s ,. ;I far rr: Tltomaa Eclectrie .f7il that: Nigh 147 tactic starters, and e3 But- from thein birth are of two kind*;'
THE HYDRO STORE Toronto 10,101. in. !.40 p.ran. it �\'ili.remedy every ill, but its user _ garicum cultures. . those that find lodgement in the atom.
aODIIUCN w.
!forth tide steam, Itetul ntng•- teave Toronto ii:$0 a m., are se various that it may. be looked The multiplying induence of the ach and those that ere found in the
- • .....-.:.•..,,,...- . .-' 12.53 pati. and (110 p.m upon ne a general pain killer. It bas various bsicteria rent from the Iiac intestines. The leaser are the most
-- Parlor Cafe car. Goderieb to 'Tor- achieved that greatness for itself and teriotogtcal, ).)apartment during the destructive, as they cling to the wallet
onto, on morning train, and Toronto its excellence is known to all who year had a very noticeable influence
PECL 1? MEAL 'to .Goderich'6.10°p. m. train. 'have tested its virtues and learned by on legumes of the beide and•the fin-
ished dairy products of the factories.
critic -07.a .S0Ut t$
MIS& dallo-zsaims,41411.11tot Otero
i"-"""""�"`r'"
T. SWARD'S'
: flato and Ouse Livorlo.
Dick Stables,.Eic.
Montreal Stromlo
Just off the Square
orgwe
SEVERAL FIRST.CLASS AUTOSI READY
FOR SeftV&CE •--CET Y011 ANXMiiEO
MID WH*$ YOU WANT TO4ET !HERE
"anarres Meet Pass.saftrlBoats
Trete* Asa
;+aasselore called' tar foamy
part of the tewa ter all
trate* et 0. T. R. or C.P. R.
1)apote.
Prafnpt Service and
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Oar Livery -add tlaClc hervke
wilt be ramal asp-te.lets ,
la, *vary respect.ir
Year Patronage $eltdtsd
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Town Passenger ktad Tickets Agents
'Miaow 8
MADE ESPECIALLY FOR THE
• VACATION r-
Muskolea Lakes are like a huge -
mageet, whose plower to attract thou.
ISERABLE AND heeds a measure seekers from all
ovnr the continent arrows stronger
e every year.
nce tvaried 'pleasures ot; lllus�
ALWAYS IN PAIN totis Oalwayshe Lakees have •been enToyed; there
an urge to return to this
pine and balsam scented land of sun-
y- shine that cannot be denied. Lolling' in
�� 4 vertu.",
the sunshine, bathing in the clear
Me Compound a Dopendablo waters, or cruising amidst, the hund-
Haat fofr , - reds of islands, dancing, golfing platy -
p ing tennis are only a few of the div-`
ersions awaiting the vacationist at
Port Greville, Nova Stotler.• -•"I took - . Muskoka .Ieakes.
your medicine for a terriblea.pein in my There is pknty of accommodation
grids alta ter weakness and .he adaehee. I for°'everybody accommodation to'
Moot all ower too
and m
blot y
(feet sed to were the worst. I am suit every taste and Aurae from the
the mother of four rdtildrdaa and lam luxuriously ped Royal Muskoka
nuc sty. baby--tbs first me of four to the quiet little hostelry with only a
I Could truces. I took Lydia E. Pink- dozen guests.
ham's Vegetable Compound before the Go to M"\iskolc& Lakes thie year.
baby's bdrtk, iso botr.muck You won't have a dull moment if You
kighl ,fore *bat mediator, bet it bee dads far n u. land,
it blyr nom. eat'etaot Praia* it toT holiday, in. this wonderful vaciition
took WI kinds of fa t +o4b. Veg..
Any Agent of the Canadian Na-
etabls a the od� What lfailways will gladly give you
liar hmiJ+md lar roc stityr 1o�n oaf tiitams.
I tsoomooeadit to ager one with trembles illustrated literature and complete in-
reef „7,r*ri r fora, I formation.
Port°rsvlll*, Nova stlei. M SOMEFAi.I, PAIR IIA'1"l; S
Befestarmlet olikti ttlutiowAtltie London -I --Sept. 6 to 13:
,will lad lirdie Ptskhala'a ValtIll is Exeter -Sept. 16 and 17.
Compensate, bleeeing. Kincardine-Sept'1S and 19•
'Kerley, iastrty'latt sus rsisdved ti's►• . T.ietowrl--••Sept. Is and 19.
ing the sagas wart of espsrienoe M 1* S.aforth--•Sept. 15 amp 19,
glees iia tide yaw.. Nee is the
n+ot'berbsaeAttt+i, iwettieoe girol rsseite Reynold - Sept. 23 and 24.
posit
mato tits child. Mitchell - Sept. 23 and 24.
No bertaful '*rege oto lewd in the iltyth---;leper. 25 and 211.
tai of flail samiGsams--jesmtPosiei tee -know reheat. rend 24.
aoka ohorW41 9eaa+rM ► 'Run Zuri
Sept. l6 And 24.
by Orr la oat et nosey 144 vim* roParsos 29 aped 30.
bseae &frena Mew* in a moat rimes 11rnr+tades• Ort. 2 aitd 3.
• aatarq;wtteeeite tease eft bailslmise'liekmn G Dnngannest••--Oct. 2 meed 3.
The -New 0. A. C. No. 144 Oat.
The 0. A. C. No. 144 oat was ob-
tained from the Siberian variety
through nursery plant selection«''Lhii-
oat; which &natures about the same
time as the Danner, hal a spreadiug,
head, elate. grain and leas than the
average per cent; of hull found In
oats. The straw Is strong and it has
proven to be an excellent yielder of
grafi'. -
When tested on thirty-two farms
.situated In -twenty-one different cuuu-
tee& in Ontario in 1923, it outylelded .
the 0. A. C. Na. 7:; by 5.7 husheis,
the 0. A. C. No. 2 by. 10.3, and the .
Liberty tintless oat by 17.3 busttels
of grain per acre. In trlprlleatt' plot
tests at the College in the average of
the 'last five years,' 11 nurpanned the
O. A. O. No. 72 by 4.3 and the tanner
by 6.1 bushels of gain per .t %ere.
During this' Ave -year period the *tram'
01 this variety lodged less than either
the 9. A. C. No. 72 or Benner Oats.-
-Deist. of Extennsion, 0. A. College,.
0 elpk..
Sa:t serves es **vice or eondiment
s hien whets the appetite suet la-
creased the y.s1Aabli;ty of teed tad'
live rtosk.
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AD TAKE. SALTS
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Says' Backache ;often: ;cans You Have' Not lateen
°Drin Saiougb Water
When you wake up with bear & r.
n dull "•
and a in the kidney
may mean you have been What
which create acids, sip' s
authority. An excess of soli*
overworks the kidneys in their *fart pew,
filter it from the blood and they heave
sort of paralyzed and logy'.F#tt,;°'"
your kidneys get sluggish and clot dell
must relieve them, like you relieve yap- `
bowels, removing all the body's uriiitoas
waste, else you have backache, id*
headache, dizzy spells; your stomach
sours, tongue is coated, and when the
wether is bad you have' rheuniatie
twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of
sediment, channels often get sore, water
sealda stud you are obliged to seek relief
two or three times during the night.
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Either consult a good, reliable physi-
cian at onee or get from your pharma-
cist about four ounces of Jad Salta;
.fake a tablespoonful in a glass,of water
before=. breakfaalh for a few days and
W`rour kidneys may then act tine. This
nous.,salts, is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
ia, and has been used frit'yearsto
clean and stimulate sluggish kid-
s, also to neutralize acids in the
m, so they no longer irritate,' thus
relieving bladder weakness.
Salts is inexpenisve, cannot in -
and makes a delightful effervescent
water drink. Drink lots of soft
ley all means have your *ail
mine your kidneys at least twice
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