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ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

WORLD HAPPENINGS —
BRIEFLY TOLD

Figures issued by the Bureau of
Statistics show Canadian . unemploy-
ment further decreased.

Ancient hieroglyphics discovered
north of Matabeleland, Africa, point to
a very old civilization which hasS been
lost for centuries. &

Failure of Raould Amundsen to
carry out his plans for a filght across
the North Pole was due to his plane
being too light. - i

Maurice Noonan, thought to have
been the oldest life saver in point of
service on Sable Island when he re-
tired 19 years ago alter 65 years’ duty,
died at Dartmouth, N.S., aged 90 years.

Thirty-five. fur coats yalued at
$8,000 were stolen from a Yonge
Street store in Toronto in a robbery
which is believed to have not lasted
more than two minutes. 2

The first known case of an air liner
pilot striking Hor higher wages oc-
curred at Croydon airdrome when a
flight was delayed pending adjustment
of the difficulty.

Hon. Mary Elien Smith, former
member of the Government of British
Columbia and at present member for
Vancouver City. has gone to Britain
on a federal immigration mission.

The British entbassy at Washington
ought to be kept dry, out of. regard for
United Staies prohibition laws, Dr. J
H. Rushbrooke-of London, — Baptist

~ Commissioner for Europe, told the
Baptist World Alliance.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has
joined with the Wheat Council of the
United States if a tentative agree-
iment under which a joint committee
will seek a solution of the wheat
growers’ problems.

A party of German scientists, head-
ed by Hans Ludendor’, brother of the
general, has sailed from Hamburg for
Mexiéo to make observations of the
Three
rain would

minutes of cloudiness or
make their trip a failure.

Green Old Age
Kept in Health by.
Di. Hamilton’s Pills

Their OceasioMg) _ Use

~

Keeps
‘ System in Healthy Condition

“A Mild Bowel Regulator

the

Not Weaken or
Siéken, Give Effective Action
With old age, nattire’s forces slow

down, and need the assistance of Dr.
They flush out the!

Hamilton’s. Pills.

System, keep it Tree from pdisonous

wastes, make the, bowels active and

aid the stomach. To men and wo-
— men past middie life Dr. Hamilton's

Pills are of wonderful benefit. | To

keep regular, full cf pep, in good spir-
its, use these vegetable pills frequent-
25¢ at all dealers.

Demonstrate Water > Supply Systems
The Ontario Department of Agricul-
ture is providing a motor truck to tour
certain rural districts and demonstrate
water supply systems, plumbing equip:
ment and ingtallation methods. The
exhibits include an air pressure wate
system and kilchen and bathroom fix
tures’ for the farm dwelling. One
day is spent in each locality visited,
Jectures and demonstrations being
given in the afternoon. 3 :

Mrs. J. W. Sampson
Tells How Cuticura

| Healed Her Scalp

“T was troubled for years with a
\ dry scalp and dandruff. There were
? > Small scales on my
> scalp and it itched and |.
burned a great deal. My
hair was very diy and
lifeless, and- fell. out
when I combed it. I be-
ganusing CuticuraSoap
and Ointment and after
@ few applications could sce an im-
Provement. I continued using them
and in three months was healed.”
(Signed) Mrs. J. W: Sampson, 4705-
32nd Ave. S., Seattle, Wash.

Keep your skin clear by using Cati-
cura Soap, Ointment and Talcum.
for every-day toilet purposes. Touch
pimples and itching,-if any, with
Caticura Ointment; bathe with Cuti-
cura Soap and hot water, Dry and
dast lightly with Cuticura Talcum,
@ powder of fascinating fragrance,
dress: "Lymans,Itm-

every>

+ Pink

To Protect Forests

140,000 School Boys to Watch For
Foregt Fires

One hundred and forty thousand
Canadian school boys have been band-
ed into an army of guards to watch for
and prevent forest fires in the Domin-
fon this year, according to an an-
nouncement made by the Canadian
Forestry Association.

The news organization which is
known as the Young Canadian Forest
League, will, it is expected, save sev-
eral million dollars worth of timber
from fire ravages.

HEALTH FOR WEAK
DESPONDENT PEOPLE

From End to End of Canada Dr.
Williams’ Pink Pills Doing
Good Work

There is not a nook or corner in
Canada, in the cilies, towns, villages
and on the farms, where Dr. Williams’
Pills have not been used and
ftom one end of the country to the
other people sound their praise. You
have only to a8k your neighbors and
they can tell you of some’ run-down
man, suffering woman, ailing youth or
unhappy anaemic girl who owes their
present health and strength to Dr. Wil-
liams’ Pink Pills. The success of
this medicine is due to the fact thaf it
acts directly upon the blood, making
it rich and pure, arfd thus brings new
Strength to eyery organ and nefve in
the body. Mr. Andrew F. Webb, Mel-
anson, N.S., tells what Dr. Williams’
Pink Pills have done Yor him as fol-
| Jows:—“f was in a rin-down condition
from overwork and what the doctor
| called a nervous breakdown.” My s
{ter urged me to/try Dr. Willian
Pink Pills. After taking several boxes.
1 improyed wonderfully and feel like a
different person. I sleep well, eat
well, and my nerves are stronger and
with confidence I can recommend
these pilssto all weak, run-down) peo-
ple.”

{(.von are suffering from any con-

| alti due to\ poor, watery blood, or
} wea rves, begin taking Dr. Wil-
| lian ink Pills now,*and note how

your strength and health will improve.
You cam get fhese pills through any
dealer in medicine, or they will be
sent by mail, post paid, at 50 cents a
box from The Dr. Williams’ Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ort.

Q The All-British Cable

Trinidad and West Indian Govern-

ments Favorable to Scheme “
| Replying to a question in the House
of Commons, W. G. Ormsby-Gore, Un-
ary {or the Colonies, said

{the Government of Trinidad had ae-

cepted thé proposals of, the British
Government in regard to a system of
all-Brijish cable communications.

The general attitude of the West
|Indian Governments concerned was
favyorabte (o the scheme, said the un-
der secretary, and if the proposals
| commended qhemselves to the Cana-
‘dian Goyernment it was hoped a be-
ginning might be made with the exe.
cltion of the plan in the comings au-
tumn.

Gorn3s cause much suffering, but
Holloway’s Corn Remoyer offers a
Speedy, sure and satislactory relief.

'

| Soldiers’ Settlement

‘
| British Soldiers Commend Scheme of
Settlement to Conirades

Im connection with tif® Canadfan
Government's recent decision to place
the machinery of the Canadian Sol-
diers’ Settlement Board at the dispos-
al of the British ex-seryice men prac-
tical evidence of the value of this as-
sistance is seen in a@ letter received
by William Jones, the board’s London
representative, from two English ex-
Service men who recently emigrated
and are now settled at Melfort, Ss

Phe letter’ among other
things: “We have nothing but good to
Say of the treatment we have receiy-
ed. District Supervisor Dixon has
Biven us inyaluable adyice and in
every Way he has proved a friend to
us. We can sincerely recommend ex-
| service men who intend to settle on
land to consider carefully the advan-
tages of working
Settlement schen

says,

|

under the soldier

Settlement 7,000 Years Old
Numerous flint implements, bone
harpoons, arrowhea grindstones,
chisels and tooth-headed spears ha
been discovered in
seitlement at

the remains of a
Holmegardsmos, Den-
mark. It is estimated the settlement is
at least 7,000 Although no
human bones been . found,
the excavators uncovered skeletons of
elk, reindeer and other animals under
a layer of peat several yards thick.

years oid.

have yet

W. N. U. H83

Keep Minard’s Liniment in the house

= oo Be cat #

Shoe Polishe $
Dea |

More and Better
Shines tothe Box

Back to the Land Movement’

German Workers in the Ruhr Adopt
*Gardening

When the German workers in the
Ruhr, following their policy of pagsiy
Stanee, declined to work for the
nth and Belgians, they turned in
large numbers to market gardening.
Sixty thousand railroad employees
alone quit work, end many of them
turned to field avtiyities.

As a result the district) is produc-
ipg~a vast haryest of vegetables and
grain, and a real “back-to-the-land”
moyement is under way.

Miller's Worm Powders seldom fail.
They immediately attack the worms
and expel them from the system. They
are complete in themselves, not only as
a worm destroyer, but as a highly
beneficial medicine for children, cor-
recfing weak digestion and restoring
the debilitated system™to ealthtul-
ness, without which the growth of the
¢hild will be retarded and its constitu-
tion weakened.

\ Yukon Gold

4
Last Year Near Record In Yukon Gold
—— Output :

|

Only once in the history of Canada
Was the gold production record set in
1922 exceeded, and that was in 1900,
when the Yukon placers reached the
peak of their yield. This was made
elear when final figures dealing with
the#gold production for 1922 were
made public by the Dominion Bureau
of Statistics. It is shown in the re-
port that 1,263,364 ounces et gold
were mined in the Dominion duripg
1922. The value is seat $26,116,050,
am increase ‘of 36 \per cent. above the
previous year’s figures. In 1900 a t&
tal of 1,850,057 ounces of gold were
tuined, valued at $27,908,153.

The Druggists All Ngres

Th oldest corn remoyer on the mar-
ket is Putnam’s Corn Extractor—and
it is the best. ~ Your corns will all
drop out after a few treatments with
this painl remedy. \Failure im-
possible. Refuse a substitute for
“Putnum’s,” 25c¢ everywhere.

The Herald Wins

Edward K. Bok, the publisher, is
Offering a prize of . $100,000 to the
American citizen who can “conceive
the most practical plan by which the
United States may co-operate with
other nations in forwarding the cause
of world-peace. The best plan can be
stated in five words: Join the League
of Nations.—Hamilton Herald.

TO EXPECTANT
MOTHERS

A Letter from Mrs. Smith Tells How
Lydia E, Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound Helped Her

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find it a great help.
Before my first baby
was born I had short-
ness of breath and
ringing in my ears.
% I felt as if z would
GY, never pull through.
Lia One day a friend of

my husband told him what the Vegeta-
ble Compound had done for his wife and
advised him to take a bottle home for
After the fourth bottle I was a
T have four children

me.
different woman.
now, and I always find the Vegetable

Compound a great help as it seems to
make confi easier. I re d
it to my friends.’’—Mrs. Frep H.
Smoru, John St., Trenton, Ont.

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
pound is an excellent medicine for ex-
pectant mothers, and should be taken
during the entire period. It has a gén-
eral effect to strengthen and tone up the
entire system, so that it may work in

every respect effectually as nature in-
tended. jousands of women testify
to this fact. r)

That “Putnam's” Is Best}

Sir Geo. Foster to Tour West

Will Speak On Behalf Of League Of
“Nations Society

Sir George Foster, who is a member
of the Executive Commiitee of the
League of Nations Society in Canada,
has arranged to make an extended
tour in- Western Canada during the
next three months, during which he
will address meetings in a number of
cities on the objects of the league.

The first address will be delivered
in Winnipeg 6n Aug. 21 or 22, fol-
lowed by an address at Brandon two
days later, He will appear at Re-
gina On Aug. 28 and subsequently
at Moose Jaw.

On September 20 Sir George will
Speak in Vancouver. On October 1)
when he commences his homeward
journey, he will be heard in Victoria,
and there will also be two meetings
in Edmonton and one each at Cal-
gary, Saskatoon and Winnipeg.

As at present arranged the general
Secretary of the society, H. G. Rich-
ardson, will precede Sir George ‘for
the purpose of assisting the local
branches in organizing ‘the branclies
and strengthening the society in the
various centres.

Sir Robert Boiden, President of the
League of Nations’ Society in Canada.
received word from Sir Arthur W.
Currie, Principal ofMcGill, accepting
the honorary treasurership of
sceciety.

~ —————— ——

One hardly ever hears a man with
calluses on his hands say the coun
try is going to the dogs. ‘

Sour Stomach Risings
Subdued by “Nerviline

A FewW Drops Bring Relief

The
twenty
you.

relief you
Nerviline w
ed

i ate
ost immediately you feel better.
viline Dring: as caused by

ti f es that distr

from

get
IL

r amergent ills,
Nerviline on hand,

Trains For Height Record

French Aviator Experiments Under
Guidance of Scientist

Sadi LeCointe, the French pilot, is

after a new altitude record and has al-

ready reached 12,000 yards—"in prin-

ciple.” He has not left the ground.
All day he sat in a glass cage like

a bug in a bottle while scientists ex-
perimented with hin. They sent the
temperature of his case down to ten
below zero, rarified| the air he
breathing and finally fed him from an
oxygen tank,

All.the time he had to manipulate
a miniature set of airplane controls
while the scientists watched through
the glass for symptoms of distress.
All they saw were a few shivers eman-
ating from the middle of LeCointe’s
fur coat. ‘

The conditions are those that
the pilot will find when he goes up
to break Macready’s reéord. He is
using the glass case test as the best
way of training for his flight and
so scientists can see just what can
be done in the way of perfecting
his equipment,

Relieves Asthma at Once. If wou
could read the thousands of unsolicit-
ed letters received by the makers
from grateful users you, too, would
realize the remarkable powers of Dr.
J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy, All
cases, incipient and chronic, are bene-
fitted by this great fami remedy.
Why suf or experiment with worth-
less preparations when the genuine
Kelloge’s can be purchased every-
where. .

Supassed Wireless Records
German wireless telegraphy flashed
51,139 words abroad in one day recent-
ly, sury

ing all previous records
Thirty-five thousand words were sent
to the United States alone, while most

of the remainder

were sent to Spain,

Rus:

ltaly, aand Egypt. The bulk of
the traffie was at Napen and at the Bil-
wesen station.

How Like a Man

Mabel—‘I don't see you
Should hesitate to marry on £350 a
year. Dad says My gowns never
cost. me more than that.”

Gerald.—“But
thing to eat.”

Mabel.—“Isn’t that just-like a man.
Always thinking of his stomach!”

we must have some

Minard’s Giniment Heals Cuts

the;

Magic Baking
Powder has been
known.and used
all over Canada
for more than 25
years. lf has set
&nd maintained the
standard for goods
of ifs class. !45

is increasin
ly. because O
1f5. Strength, purity
and universal
satisfaction -

Fure food insures.
good . health -

Magic: Baking
Powder insures
pune Food, - ye

CANADIAN MADE

Saskatchewan Wool

Large Number of Consignments Are
© Being Handled this Year

A large number of wool shipments
are being received from Saskatchewan
| producers at the warehouse of the
Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers,
Limited, accofding to the General
Manager, Mrs Thomson. In addilion
to the 26,000, shipped out there is an-
other 8,000 pounds on hand and furth-
er consignments are coming in every
day. ;Mr. Thomson has received 24
contracts for further shipments, mak-
ing a total of over 500 Saskatchewan
contracts signed this” season.

Do'not suites

=e another day wila
Itching, Bleed-
ing, or Protrud-
fog Piles. No
surgi al oper.
a

fon required.
Dr. Chase’s Ointment will relieve you at once
and afford lastiug benefit 600. a box; all
dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited,
Toronto. Sample Box free if you mentica thls
Paper and encios6 Zc. stamp to pay postage. ~

“Tt is always safe to send a Dominion Ex.
press Money Order, Five dollars costs thres
cents.

Back to Work.

Kendall's Spayin Treatment will

lame horse back on the job agaice ‘Pat
more than forty years as Kendall's Spa:
Cure it,has been remo
ringbone, thoroughpin

Or
l vin
spavins, splint
nd alll kinds,

body growths, a
Get it at your drugglst's today; also the
book “"A. Treatie on the Horse sed! ha

Diseases”, or write direct to

DR. B. J. KENDALL COMPANY,
Enosburg Falls, Vt., U.S.A,

Kendall's
Spavin Treatment 3

A universal custom
that benefits every-
body.

Aids digestion,
cleanses the teeth,

After
Every
Mea

: Fa soothes the throat.

WRIGLEYS

a good thing

to remember

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