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Elk In Northern Saskatchewan

Herd In Canada
North of Prince Albert
) An interesting sidelight upon the
game that slill sts in the wooded
and as yet unsettled portions-of Sas-
katchewan, is given in recent repa
of M. D. M€Closkey, D.L.S., who has
been investigational

Largest

making
the Topographical

surveys
Surveys

for

Immigration And Business

3ranch, Department of the Interior,
in an area some 50 by 90 miles,in ex-
tent, siluated-directly north and’ north-

West of Prince Albert.

In preceding articles

an effort has

ns, laborers and city employees on si

tens of thousands of new

settlers to come to C

Mr. MeCloskey reports that in the

Located| Pekin Known to Exist Twelve Cen-

| Three Cities In One |
| ee

| Many thoughtful mothers first
| give their children

‘Scott's Emulsion

regularly—and then fake it
| themselves.
ihe walls of which again is the imper-| that contains elements as needful ‘
jal palace. Pekin itself is one of the| ¢g an adult as toa child. Build
oldest cilies in the world, being} up your strength—try Scott's. -
known to exist in the 12th century be- Scott & Bowne, Toropto, Ont. 19-4
fore Christ, but although it is of im- = =—=— — 7
mense size, being @5 miles in circum: | Discovery of Larger Sun

turies Before Christ

Pekin is really three, cities
‘There is an inner or Manchu city, and
an outer or Chinese city The inner
comprises the imperial city which} in
turn, contains the ‘‘Forbidden City,”
or the “Purple Forbidden Cily,” inside

in one

been, made to show that farmers, arti viet ¥ 5 i as discover
are ‘all stare Coren ican iitaniee Dene {Candle Lake district, only some fifty | ference, much of the space within eh A Dutch scientist has discovered
: lary all ste Re E oy eS BAD as “A Sai See ay 7 ‘ a stence i heavens of a
fits from the inauguration of an aggressive immigration policy that will induce | miles northwest of the town of Prince | Walls is unoccupied. SO gp renagrear | million times
y | oly TS & s
ada And it is a logical | Albert, there is a large band of elk, ») ae body peso thousan¢ Se! ite ‘eae
‘ % is’ prob: 2 largest bz ; is happy whos ircumstances | larger than the sun# e understang

to the prosperity of the masses of the; ‘hat is probably the largest band in Hie is heppy whose: circ a | A

conclusion that what benefits and adds

ers, potential bu
niture and utensil
s0 on down

rs of boots and shoe

, farm machinery,

cater to people's
Mand means inc
intere and industries,
and transportation companies and cory

loyment

nd enter

“sed business for Cs

For example, the settlement of one
undéveloped would mean the construct

dences, barns, oulbuildings, fences, etc

hardware, cemegt, ind other building materials. It

al sehool.or two. Farm machinery ¢

rox nd pgssibly bridgés would have
machinery, steel, cement, eulyerts an
things would call for the profitable iny
skilled workers in the work of manufac
duction of needed raw materials. Int
tories, and food and ¢lothing for the
ducis from factory to consumer, the

traffic, and,
of the world.

s the township became p

e in population mez

building materials, books, groceries,
1e Whole jist of human requirements and even those things which

and through them ingreased revenues to ail financisl

just so many More-consum
jthe swampy areas, and caribou were
in the vicinity of Birchbank

household fur
and;

s, clothing of all kinds,
seén

Lake.

| CANADIAN PACIFIC
EXCURSIONS TO
: ~ CENTRAL STATES

{ The Canadian Pa®ific Railway will

BPO Tak lave on sale daily December 1, 1922,
uld mean an Sure to January 5, 1923, from stations in
ti | Alberta and Saskatchewan, excursion
-|round trip. tickets to the Tolow#tg
| Central States points: Minneapolis,
Minn

tainm And every inerease in de

xnada's'’commercial and manufacturing

township of land now lying vacant and

ion of quile a group of mew farm resi

., with a resuliant demand for lunjber

|
|
ations, |
|
|

of all kinds would be required,

ructed ¢alling for more rr
The manufacture ihes
ment of capital, ihe employment o1

tO be cons

d labor, of 3

sture, and of unskilled labor in the pro- |

nethaul catat ee j Milw ukee, Wis., Chicagof IL, Fort}

ia aye Age ei raw Beg se midi ; fae | Dodge. Ia., Council Bluffs, Ia. Mar-|

actory workers, and the finished pro:! syantown, It. Des Moines, Ia., Sioux} \ ie
if iat oa : Lah il , It, Des 2 . Sioux} I oe
$ would secure much needed) city, Ta., Cedar Rapids, Ja., Kansas} ; uscious

roducing, return traffie to the rkets

| City, Mo., Watertown, S.D.,/St. Louis,
Mo., and Omaha Neb.

St. Paul, Minn., Duluth, Minn., |

suit his temper; but he is more ex-| that it is’ to be allowed to remain

|
.+ people cannot fail to prove of advantage io the financial, manufacturing ae 4 ik Be t i being —Thke Pass-
Petrnoravion and Eenethl canuhanciNantaresis: ct tie pamnhulares Moose were numerous about thirty- cellent who can suit his temper to LETS for the time being. ef a
A substantial ine |five miles north of the town and in| ®2y circumstance —Hume. Pe pone

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‘A TWO-FOLD DUTY

It is a tonic-food< _

Ibverybody af’ all conversant with the transportation problem in Canada |

freely admits that freight rates on grain and cattle from the W

East are excessive and consti(ute one of the great drawbacks to a
These vates are high becaus* the cars used to move the graip
empty, consequently the outgoing
grain lias to bear the expense of the return haulage, tlfere nol being sufticie:
return freight. And what is irue of grain i y tue of coal from «he ;
Western mines.- Only the other day Car of mi stated what }
Western coal could not be used to meet Easte demands, not, chiefly because

}
\
ern Canada pays millions of dol: |

of th ual coat of transportation to the Bast but be ther

turn freight for the West. nit

ars annually to the United 5 coal while our Western mining industry
languishes and our mineral lth remains Jargely undeveloped. Multiply

Provinees several times through immigration

the population of the Weste |
(er would soon be recorded. |
|
|

and 4 marked change for the
In his first public utterar
President of the National I )
s in overcoming the deficit on that system largely dey
in atiracting immigration to Canada. It does not
that railways running througit bund
which produces little y nger or freight traffic, cannot be made
positions. ‘There musi first be people, and more oi inten
ment, before there can be either-leavy incoming or outgoing freight tr
Without which the railways cannot be made 16 pay. Canada has built ie
of thousands of miles of 1
now encourage that
The best paying 5
paratively heavy local tri

since arriving in Canada to assume the dutle
i declared that suc
nded upon suce

es:

itlement.

where there is
be had if there is ¢

v trains are those on line.
but such traflie cannot
nt is

|

nil 1
to the | final return limit of three months and
icultaral | enable those desiring to visit their)

An excellent ge against | Master bakers and neigh- triment per pound in practically
WOrMR cans he) Rob in MUUerS. ya borhood bake Shops in your predigested form. Rich in food- KT
| Powder They render the stomac' 7

‘ailway to induce settlement and production; it must |
ie

Made With Raisins

—and already baked for you

These excursion tickets will bear al

j home in the south an opportunity ot} eric y »
doing so at a reasonable rate. _\ | AVE the trouble and the a delicious sauce! ‘There’s
| Fulk’particulars will be gladly Figen| time of baking pies at nothing left to be desired in
.

home, yet give your men
folks pies that are exactly to
their taste.

a pie.

Made with finest seeded Sun-
Maid Raisins,

1560 calories of energizing nu-

on application to any agent of the
R.25)}

Canadian Pacific Railway.

ere j |

iron, also—good food for
blood.
Make cakes, puddings and

city are making luscious

untenable to them, es
| raisin pie fresh évery day.

that have be-

and intestines
They heal the surfaces

¥ inflz the attacks of the} « S 8 ;

come inflamed by the attacks of the Your grocer or these bake (42, good foods with them.

» ites and serve to restore the hops car ly th

trength of the child that las been un- Su ars DR artes You may be offered other
dermined by the draughts that the | Taste them and you'll brands that you know less well
worms have made upon jt, and that) know why there’s no longer than Sun-Maids, but the kind

you want is the kind you know
is good. Insist, therefore, on
Sun-Maid brand. They cost no
more than ordinary raisins.
Mail coupon now for free book
of tested Sun-Maid recipes.

SUN-MAID RAISINS

need to bake at home,
Crust that’s light and

flaky —tender, thin-skinned,

juicy fruit, the juice forming

giving.

thing that
shes onward at the ap-
186,000 miles a second.

spéediest

palling rate of

The Last Asthma Attack may r

population. The average small town merch cither losing money or}
making a bare living because there is not a sufficiently Jarge population in ihe | he the last one if prompt memsures a = mA
surrounding territory, and the wholesaler and jobber is compelled jo carry |taken. Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma The Supreme Pie Raisin
hundreds of these small merehatts on their books because of the latter's | Remedy will safeguard you. It will} =
inabiljty to turn their stocks into cash through lack of a sufficiently large} penetrate to~ the smallest bronchial S M id R @ © - G \
buying public. passage and bring about a healthy un-=- al aisin rowers a ,
More people, many more people—and these can only be obtained within | condition. It always relieves and its Membership 13,000

onable length of time through immieration—offer the only solution for, continued use offen has a permanent F : s 2
fuany, in fact, most, of the problems now confronting the West and because of | effect. Why not get this long-famous e Fresno, California im
which there is such a loud and persistent complaint at the present time. | remedy to-day and commence use X\

| Need More Freight Cars |
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| Rolling Stock
| he soilway car situation in Canada |
indicates the need of more |
stock. The car shortage in recent}
weeks has been a handicap in numer: ;
jous lines. Car loadings in Ont |
haye been very heavy. The
movement has required more than the}
j usual amount of box c: to carry the |
| product from the prairies to the lakes. |
}In addition the American car situation
Nias become complicated. |
Strength of muscle does not in- Canadian} interests have found it}
dicate strength of nerves. On this jeasier to compete in the American’
account many people who look } | markel by reason of the partial rail- |
healthy enough suffer from nervous } | way tie-up. Month after month there |
troubles and cannot understand jhave been more cars crossing the
what is ailing them. Sleeplessness | | border than haye beén coming back. |
and irritability are among the early | | Recent figures show that 21,000 C |
symptoms. Indigestion and tired ] | dian cars are in the States, twic
feelings soon follow. j}normal number, Official
Read this letter from an On- cbyious the Canadian railways need
tario man: pas freight cars at once.
Mr. W. L. Gregory, Charles | | oor =
St. E., Ingersoll, Ont., writes: | For Sprains and Bruises.—There is
“T had been troubled for quite a | nothing better for sprain 5 und contu
while with indigestion, At times there | sions than Dr, Thomas’ Ecleectric Oil.
would be a twitching of the nerves of j It will reduce the swelling that fol-
my stomach; an 0 found it diffi- | lows a sprain, will cool the inflanred
cult to get a good night's sleep, ASRS by flesh and draw the pain. Tt will take
ldersand ‘owing to the nature ‘of thegache out of a bruise by counter-
ag 4 i . pay became. plin-down. | acting the inflammation. A trial will
Tok witrcadbent of Dri Chuic’s Nerve’ | Convince any yo donbt tte-power-
Food: and found) great benc&t from this | | Fe |
medicine. They did me a great deal | | Too Much Salt Is Injurous
of good. I have not been bothered atall | | ‘Two French medical men, Dr, Len-
Wi indigestiod since) sud can aleep'}.lsere and Dr. Levexgue; in a fotut
poe pee oe ee ce ee i panenerend before the French Hospi-
friends, as I think it splendid for any- tals Medical Society, issue a warning
=<] one run-down and needing a tonic,” against using too much salt in flavor
$ Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, 50ca ing food, instancing the case of a man
box, all dealers, or Edmanson, who thus affected both his stomach
“Bates & Co., Limited, Toronto and his brain.
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= N U. 1451 Minard’s Liniment For Distemper \

| Inhaled
Ty

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Canadian Railways Are In Need of filling tecth some fiye hundred
| before the Christian era, ~

rolling } Minard’s

pio | Were bloel
zyain | be swept off the tra

smoke or vapor it is equal-
effective.

Gold was used by the Romans for

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| Sun-Maid Raisin Growers, f

Dept. N-534-13, Fresno, California

STreEcT.

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a / | “Recipes with Raisins.”
Liniment For Garget in Cows -

NAME.

In 1921 en route ‘to Rome

1 by locusts, which had to

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