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Foreign Minister Briand, of France, when recently taken to task by one
of the Nationalist leaders who charged him with lack of firmness in dealing
with the existing situation, answered with some show of spirit: ‘‘ I believe
the best service one can render his country just now is by remaining cool.”

Another state executive, Marcus Aurelius, gave practically the same
counsel in the second century of this era when he said: “Do not be whirled

about, but in every movement have réspect to j

justice, and on the occasion of ‘of the total export onion crop.

every impression maintain the faculty of understanding.” Or, more briefly,

Wheat: ‘Thump ear

COUGHS.“COLDS |
Anderson Of Wembley!

Dangerous complications can quickly dé
valent fee Soldanre neglect . At
e fir:

Vast Gold Field In Japan MISSING AVIATRIX

Mining Engineers Discover One OF ign of trouble treat your, !
Unprecedented Wealth orses with) the old reliable } Peace River Farmer Crowned “Wheat

A gold field, which is declared to SPOHN’S & King” Of Alberta
be of ‘unprecedented extent and COMPOUND | Erich Anderson, of Wembley, was
wealth, been discovered in For- Praised by horse owners every- crowned Alberta’s own “wheat king”

mosa by mining engineers represent-
ing the Tokio Imperial University.
Dr. Jisaburo Yokobori, head of the
expedition, estimates the amount of
gold available to aggregate $2,500,- 5
000, The deposits, he said, extend New Laws In England
for approximately 150 miles and are f
alluvial in nature. “T actually Varied Collection Of New Legal En-
picked up gold dust in river beds, in actments Are In Force
the mountains, on the plains and even “thatever New Year resolutions the
jon.the streets of small villages,” Dr. | English citizen may make, he will find |
| Yokobori said. himself facing a varied collection of |
new legal enactments. |
The standard rate of income vel
2. goes up another 2's per cent. on the}
Canada Imports Large Quantities Of more substant'al incomes, though
Potatoes and Onions there is a reduction of the tax on in-|
During the first nine months of (¢™Mes of the lowest categories.
!4930, Canadians ate more potatoes| The motorists encounter a sheaf of| New York on first trans-Atlantic}
and onions grown in the United States D€W requirements under the Road| ight attempt, carrying a pay load.|
than the people of any other foreign | Traffic act, most important from &| No word has been received since the’
|country, according to a commerce de- |personal viewpoint being the compul-| ‘plane left Bermuda, and it is feared |
partment report. Despite the counter-|Sory insurance against third party that Mrs. Hart and her companion |
vailing duty of 75 cents a hundred- Tisks. The speed limit is abdlished for have perished.
weight instituted in May. Canada private cars and motorcycles. Hos-|
took 43 per cent. of the total export | pitals will be entitled to charge up to}
crop of potatoes during that period. $125 for expenses incurred in treat- |
The Dominion took about 40 per cent. ing accident victims. Hairdressers’
and barbers’ shops will close compul- |
Jewish merchants

at the provincial seed fair. He defeat-
ed his famous neighbor, Herman’
Trelle, international monarch of prize |
wheat growers, in the final judging of |
wheat samples with an exhibit of Re-
ward, weighing 68 pounds per bushel.

Pitted against seasoned veterans of
grain showmanship, Anderson was the
sensation of the show. In addition to
his wheat triumph, .the Peace River
farmer captured firsts in the oats di-
vision and firsts for barley and field

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Mrs. Corcoran, of Leigh, writes:—
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panied by sick headaches for days
at a time, and every medicine I
tried failed to bring relief. A friend
gave me_some of your wonderful
Carter's Little Liver Pills and the
first dose gave me great relief. For
three years I have taken them every
night as a regulator and I find the:
prevent these bilious and sick head-
ache attacks. I have five little boys
and I give them three or four every
week. I have great faith in them.”
.Take Carter’s Little Liver Pills.
All druggists 25¢ and 75¢ red pkgs.

Vegetables From U.S. |

as. R
Trelle contented himself with/ the
oats championship, his minor wins
including two firsts for wheat, first
for“timothy, first for barley and sec-
onds for field peas and barley. Trelle’s
best wheat sample, an exhibit of Mar-
quis, weighed 67 pounds per bushel.

Climb To Great Heights

Airplanes Being Designed To Enable
Pilots To Fly High
Aeroplanes are now able to climb
a to greater heights than ever before,
Advocates: Simple Diat In Order Wolo ne neces ena
e there is one—will be fought eight or
eS Ty iy Cae Cons [teins eatnsevel Tan ee raat
Hard times and t dis- ey hae be

who, with Wil-

| Mrs. Beryl Hart,
}liam S. MacLaren, hopped off from

"atone Warned Agsmit rae

‘Trading With Soviets Provides Funds
To Finance Revolution
A special cable from London to thé
Toronto Globe says:
“The President of the Bureau of
the International Entente against the

Doctor Lives On Raw Food

| Canada paid Jess than a million dol- | Sorily on Sundays.

of anti-ai ft guns.

keep cool.

The advice to keep cool, says a United States, publication, is sound | than $200,000 for the onions.
ndvice to every one of us at the beginning of 1931. True, but it is good advice |
at all times. The adyice will’ be just as sound at the end of 1931 as at the

beginning, and at all time intervening. The two quotations above demonstrate | Overwork or Worry |
~ |

this, inasmuch as the advice tendered by an outstanding statesman of the}
second century is repeated by one of our leading world statesman in the | |
twentieth century. The words used may be different, but the meaning is the bere the Health Of Thousands |
same. . |
Do not be whirled about. Keep cool. Of Young Girls |
When the stream of life is flowing evenly toward its destined port oa In the “teen-age” years when}
_goal, following a well marked channel, with hardly a ripple on the surface, quchogl or office work is exagting and
it is comparatively easy to keep cool. There is nothing to whirl us about, eae activities use up so much en-
and in the resultant tide of prosperity we pride ourselves on our strength | health
and boast of the stability and greatness of our country.
But it is when, feeling thus safe from a sense of false security, whether | __ rc
in our individual or national life, we reach the rapids, and rocks of disaster feu will be found most valuable
4 ey purify and enrich the blood
loom up ahead, that we are inclined to be whirled about. Then is the time pyj1g up the nerve cells and correct |
for cool heads, stout hearts and steady hands. It is then that our strength run-down conditions. Concerning |
will be proven, and the stability and greatness of our people and our) them Miss Margaret Torrey, HLS
country established. Road, Toronto, Ont., says? “ When [

e : was attending high school I suffered |
In the realm of nature, cyclones and tornadoes result from the impact a complete breakdown. My heart
_of hot air currents with cooler currents, the one rising, the other descending. | would palpitate at the least exertion; |
Conflict ensues. So in the realm of world economics, business depressions |I could not sleep and nothing I ate

follow inevitably upon periods of abounding prosperity. Just as heated air agreed ys Eland i ee eel
i jams in! is an ‘ore 4
becomes inflated, so does man in his business enterprise become puffed up. I gained in weight and every dis-

many girls undermine their |
and spoil their happ'ness for
years to come. |

At such a time Dr. Williams’ Pink
1a |

|lars for the early potatoes and less | May operate on Sundays if they close

on Saturdays. The Irish Free State
incidentally is promoting a bill to
make barbering a closed profession,
to be followed only by legally recog-)|
nized operators. In the Irish rural |
districts, it is understood, the frugal |
housewife frequently performs
rough and ready shingling upon her)
offspring of both sexes by slapping |
a pudding basin on their heads and
shearing around the edges. Perhaps |
such offenders will bé classed as out-
laws. |

New English legislation provides for)
different treatment of mental pa-
tients of varying degree. And a mel-
ancholy reflection upon the state of |
trade is the provision by which the
government continues to pay health
insurance contributions for some 100,- |
000 persons out of work for two and)
a half years or more. |

Furs a Necessity |

a | nourished for at least a year.

tress could be greatly lessened, ac-
cording to Dr. Julian P. Thomas,
Winnipeg food specialist, because one
shel of wheat and one bushel of
oats, together with a little fresh
vegetation, would keep a man well)

In support of this startling asser-
tion, Dr. Thomas cites an experiment
performed by himself some forty
years ago, when he lived on nothing
but raw wheat and water for a period
of ninety days. At that time the
wheat cost $1 per bushel. When he
started the experiment, he had such
a weak stomach that he could not
eat sufficient ordinary food to keep
going. On the raw foods he became
so strong and healthy that he was
able to turn his excessive energy into
money.

Upon investigating the subject, he |
finds that some people in all of the!
older nations have lived as he is now |
living, some of them attaining such |

|old age that modern folks do not be-| the Australian government by the

supply of oxygen fail the pilot would

Designers have been compelled to
revolutionize the aeroplane to enable
pilots to live at such a height, and
the cockpit of these machines will be
totally enclosed. The cabins will be
electrically heated and the pilots will
wear specially-heated clothing to
withstand the cold.

Third Internationale has issued a ser-
ious warning to the nations of the
world, through the Geneva press, -
against Russia’s five-year plan. His
pronouncement says in part: ©
“Whoever buys goods coming from
Russia helps to provide the Russian
government with the funds which it
needs to its and

Air will be provided from
of oxygen, fed through #small mouth-
piece. Great care is being taken over

to finance revolution, in the purchas-
ing country, as in others, takes ad-

this item and ti
will have to be made, for should the

lose consciousness in mid-air.—Pear-
son's Weekly.

Gift For Australia

Government Receives Flagpole Of
Douglas Fir and Paintings
Of B.C.
A giant flagpole of British Colum-
bia Douglas fir will be presented to

tage of the P of the
Russian people, and aggravates the
shortage of food and other articles
of prime necessity from which these
people are suffering.

“Whoever sells to the Soviet gov-
ernment, directly or indirectly, re-
ceiyes fh payment money of doubtful
origin; contributes to the realization
of the “five-year plan,” a war ma-
chine of which the workers will be
the first victims, directed against the
prosperity of other nations.’ ”

Soil In Many Areas Unsuitable

Both ultimately nmst be deflated, and it is in the process of deflation that tressing symptom left me.”

trouble comes.

Then is the time to keep cool. When the sun is shining,
clouds are absent from the sky, and the barometer is steady, a ship's a

and storm |Medicine dealers or by mail ai

captain’ has a comparatively easy time, but when the storm breaks and the

hurricane roars, and the ship is tossed and whirled about, it is essential that

the captain remain cool and not wirrled about.

|Market For Furs Has Not Suffered jiove the accounts, even when they | government of this province to stand
50 Dutin gaara es occur in the Bible. The fact is, Dr.|in the grounds of the Australian cap- | nil eancUatearaitGr ata

seine oe trom ‘The Dr. Williams’ | The stccess of any business lies in ‘Thomas was first Induced to pay at-| ital at Cranberra. This was arrang- De ee ee caeeacae demaee =
dicine Co., Brockville, Ont. |the market demand. It might have! tention to his diet through reading |ed at a final meeting between Premier | that polls suk vey Of ae ieee
— been expected that under existing de-| the Book of Daniel. His first experi-|S.- F. Tolmie and Hon. Parker | roa ab Baeree Raed aoe a
pression fur farming would suffer ments were started years ago, and Moloney, Australian minister of mar: | Browne bess iow ieee Be
heayily. For some reason, bewever,| many people then laughed at his kets. Mr. Moloney accepted the gift aie pea fhanigiipec ae, <a

| Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are sold by Prof. A. H. Joel, of the soils de-

Noise Has Been “Harnessed”’

1d is jus #3 " si a1 it;
This 0d world is just now in a “storm centre.” It is passing througi iti | 4 coustic Paint Assurcs Qu'ctness In this has not been the case for g00d |jgeas. . Buf all of these people are

on behalf of his government with |

in time it will emerge. But it is now that we must’all keep cool; it is now Wie rans ay
that it would be fatal to be whirled about. The present fee the time to Moroni a Nee ben eeu ee
eee heen cikriatanicn fave. guided us in’the past’ Now Is not the! Once, sean .sclence has/mastered
ime to throw the compass overboard, and mutiny against the captain. phvsicalaimy

When we have finally emerged from the present difficulty we should, of Sus en commenced.to erech: thelr
course, take stock of our harrowing experience, and endeavor to devise ways first buildings they have begn con-
end means to prevent or lessen the force of another such storm. But while fronted with the seemingly unsolved |
the storm rages, keep cool.

Keep busy; work harder than ever before and work cheerfully, knowing
that thereby the present task will be made the easier to bear; keep the
faculty of understanding in full play; take alert advantage of every oppor-
tunity. Don't be stampeded and don't be discouraged. Let every one put
bis shoulder to the wheel and all push together. 2

To one and all, now and for every day of this year, is presented the OU PEE

i ft floor of the new
dmonition of the ancient Philistine leader: “Be strong, an it yours: On the sixth
a a §, and quit yourselves pank of Commerce building, at

King and Jordan Streets, Prof. An-
——— | derson demonstrated how special con- |
| struction treatment can prevent any
|sort of

Robt. Cochrane Of Grand Prairie | pesigned For Timing Football Match- |Cb40tic, clamorous noises.
Awarded C.N.R. Cash Prize | es At Highbury, England The great bank building will be
In recognition of having won the | A novel clock has been installed on tie TTularestoMcexabmeturg so
world’s championship for 1930 in! the football grounds onto. Rooms that have been struc-

: at Highbury, : 5
timothy seed, Robert Cochrane, of | England. It is a forty-two minute Paine treated us PANES a
Grand Prairie, Alta., has been award- | it 2 | , is
timepiece, and at half-time and time predicted the efficlency of staffs

ed the special Canadian National lit sounds an electfically-w:
i 5 ly-worked hoot- 15

Railway's cash prize granted at the! er From one to forty-five minutes are Tee eon anes peneer Coot

i international hay and grain! Eradication of disagreeable noises
SeuaeD. y grain! marked on the face in black. From |

how to the Canadii taking first | +f s is accomplished largely by the evo-
ae ee eat acre p Hage tony ERE eta mean lution of a new type of acoustic paint.
place in that competition. a player is injured during the course | ‘

Announcement has also been made! of a match, the operator can stop the
by R. English, of the Canadian Na-
tional Agricultural Department, that
the special prize for top place in
alfalfa seed at the same show, goes

ibility

problem of control of acoustics. Prof. |
G. R. Anderson, of the University of
Toronto department of engineering |
physies, has proven acoustics can be
controlled and that bewildering noises
and echoes can be climinated from

Prize Fer Timothy Seed ‘ iN Accurate Clock

Asthma Doesn't Wear Off Alone.
clock at once, for it is worked by Do not make the mistake of waiting
ordinary clockwork mechanism. Thus, \for asthma to wear away by itself.

; “ While you are waiting the disease is
iis oe, cn eased ag surly gover a sconger onto
% “ i) ual/and you live in danger of stronger
to Nick Chjelte, of Ranier, Alta., Who | play. This mammoth timepiece weighs |and yet stronger attacks, Dr. J. D.
has been a winner in this field for! one and a quarter tons without its Kelloge’s Asthma Remedy taken ear-
some years. Cochrane, too, has been | frame and is no less than eight feet ly. will prevent incipient condition

taking champfonships at Chicago for fin diameter. It has been designed for ola pee attain: Boe payed
many years, the donors of the Prize |the sole purpose of making the tim-|
say, but this is the first time he has jing of football matches as accurate

taken first place as a grower fale possible.

Agriculture Needs Help

| Ways and means have been devis-
i Ase pee ed for helping all the industries ex-
BPS | World Wants More Gold cept agriculture. Thought should be
What Price Glory | Gold 1s one commodity in which | directed at once to a policy that will

Judging from an incident which oc-| there appears no threat of a surplus. | bolster up farming. If agriculture
curred recently at the Balfour Tech-;The world is constantly crying out|can be made even tolerably prosper-
nical school, Regina, that city might|for more. From Australia comes: ous all other industries will derive
still be in wastes of snow and ice,| word that New South Wales has gone more benefit from the reflected pros-
for all one gentleman overseas knows |the length of bonusing the industry | perity than they could ever hope to
about it. The mailman delivered asci-| by paying half the actual working enjoy from a tariff as high as the
ence catalogue to the technical school|costs of prospectors and offering peace tower on Parliament Hill. —
mailed from London, England, adver-|other inducements. It is said there Farners’ Advocate,
tising scientific equipment. It was ad-|are over 1,000 prospectors out in that :

timothy seed.

dressed simply: “Science Master, | state A pleasant medicine for ch‘ldren
High School, Regina, North West ———_— is Mother Graves’ Worm Extermin-
Territories.” What price glory, Sas- vaca neve _»., ator, and it is excellent for driving
e i P glory Man—"My wite never knows what \orms from the em.
katchewan? she wants.” = ——
SENG A RS Friend—‘Mine does; it is any- Saskatchewan Highways
There are now 298 peopte on Rob-|thing our neighbors have that we Approximately 1,000 miles of high-

inson Crusoe’s Island, but they only can't afford."

way in Saskatchewan have been grav-
have Friday once a week now.

elled this season, and with the com-
Nearly 50 warehouses have been pletion of the year’s programme there
built at the Saloniki Free Zone in| would remain.1,600 miles to be sur-

The world’s principal date market

sounds produced becoming |

furs, even at the late winter sales, | now dead, and he is still going strong, great satisfaction. !
brought fair prices. From this it| with the firm belief that he will live The government also presented
would appear that furs are more or for one or two hundred years, and four large oil paintings of scenes in
less a necessity, particularly in the that each day of his life will be hap- | this p to Mr. . + Thet

a survey of 5,000 square miles in the
Leader-Maple Creek district, he said
more than 50 per cent. of the land
would fall into this category.

northern countries—-Animal Report, py and vigorous.
Federal Department of Agriculture. |

REAKS UP GAS

|tralian government building at Cran-
| berra.

Opposed To Gas Exportation

Lethbridge City Council Does Not The Jinx Passes
IN THE STOMACH Fayor Piping Of Gas To The years 1903, 1912, 1021 and
Saskatchewan | 1930, were all jinx years and in each
Don't suffer dangerous gas nearest
pressing around fron, The Lethbridge city council has) case the figures in these years, when

of gone on record as being opposed to| added together show a total of “13,”

acidity, pain

Peg tOD Worry nes: When- | the exportation of gas from Alberta, | so-called unlucky number. Next year’s
ver you need quick stomach rellef.|especially from a new field, when! ggures 1931, total fourteen and we
take Ute Bisurated Magnesia — ,

vast volumes of natural gas in Turn- | will pass out of the jinx. And better
er Valley are being dissipated daily. | still there will be no more “13” years

It is held by the local council that go; 99 years, or until 2029. A pleasant
|the piping of Alberta gas to Sas-| prophecy, to say the least.
|katchewan cities would further re-|
| strict the market for Alberta coal and
\lead to additional unemployment in
Haye To Be Compact For Storage In| the mining fields of =e Recvice'|
| Limited Space Mayor Robert Barrowman was nam

It breaks up

Planes For Submarines

Natural Gas
The consumption of natural gas in
Canada during 1929 for domestic pur-
ses was ¢ to be

\collection will be hung in the Aus-|\

CHAPPED HANDS

Chilblains, Frost Bite =
Quickly Healed by Zam-Buk.

 Oinhment SO." Medice3) SA 2S.

Cigarette Papers

Large Double Book
120 Leaves
“Finest You Can Buy! rd

AVOID IMITATIONS

DATENTS.

A List Of “Wanted Inventions" an@

fey among the aes nese to attend the forthcoming conference
service aircraft produced by the Brin Edmonton called to discuss the
| tish industry are the small aeroplanes exportation of gas to eastern points. |
‘built for reconnaisance work from |
i i i fem iclan. Thi

| submarines. Considerable eed is Miller's Worm Powders not only beepers Sea ee atk pa
papered in the design of an aeroplane exterminate intestinal and other | ‘"*Y gr Bor
which shall be seaworthy and efficient worms, but they are a remedy for | quency seems to make no difference.
and yet be small enough for compact many other ailments of children. es eed

|storage in the limited space BYSUM ener iiauaneeaenatane peel The highest grade of radium ore

| to displace 640,000 tons of coal.

“Some of the old songs will never

Full Sent Free On Request,
The RAMSAY Co.

Dept. 273 BANK ST.
167 «= OTTAWA, Ont.

Piles, Cancer, and

Other Chronic Troubles
not in the best health, you
e to Dr. Julian P. Thomas.
t your trouble, and he will

gladly advise you. Be sure to mention
this paper. Address: 175 Mayfair Aves

If you are

able within a submarine. A success- jn’ their effects where the child suf- | now comes from the Belgian Congo.

Winnipes Man.

ful craft of this kind is the Parnall fers from loss of appetite. In fever-
“Petro,” a small two-seater con- ish conditions they will be found use-
‘structed largely of stainless stee!, ful and they will serve to allay pain
i and griping in the stomach, from)
|which has made long cruises in one) nich children so often suffer. ~
lof the largest submarines in the ————————
| Royal Navy-
|

Not Improved With Age
Friday the Thirteenth | In his early youth, Mr, Mickleton |
ahd |had been a pretty child. His friends
There will be two more Fridays. qiq not believe this was possible, and
the thirteenth In 1931 than in 1930. | oven he had forgotten allabout it |
Friday the thirteenth will fall three until one day he unearthed a paint- |
jUmes in 19381, whereas in 1930 there) (15 of himself as a small boy from |
was only one Friday the thirteenth. among the lumber. ‘This he handed
In 1931 there will be Fridays the to his wife.

‘ “There, Sarah!” said
thirteenth iff February, March and 44,.° yrickleton, proudly exhibiting |
November. the picture to the servant, ‘That is|

Remove all callouses and enlnpenete see Ba mapas pented||
ments from your stock with Douglas’ | “fen he was a child.” Sarah gazed |
Egyptian Liniment, a wonderful rem- open-mouthed at the production.
edy. |“Oh, mum,” she said, after some -mo- |
7 = ments, ‘“‘what~a pity it is we have to|
Would Be Good Company grow up, aint’ it?” |

Wife: ‘John, is it true that money |
talk: | Law In Far North

Husband:
my dear.”

Wife: “Well, I wish you'd leave a
little here to talk to me during the
day. I get so lonely.”

“Thatta “whale hay meh York Factory, enterprising little |
post in Manitoba's far-flung northern |
frontier, today boasts its first police
magistrate, Chris Harding, veteran of |
the northland trails for 24 years, has
|been appointed magistrate at York

Heavy

Covered
with Para-Sani

Waxed

is Basra, in Iraq.

| Greece.

hour or 80.

stores, or mailed direct on re

Was Weak and Run Down
Could Scarcely Do Housework

Mrs. Edward A. Allen,
writes:—"I would like to tell you of the great | given reversible seats so that their
benefit I have received from your Milburn’
Heart and Nerve Pills, .
much run down in health, and was so weak |
I could scarcely do my housework, in fact, Ia lecture
would have to lie down in the afternoon for an
I saw your Pills in the drug
store and took a box home with me, and I
was délighted with my renewed strength. 1 | !D8-
© recommended them to a neighbor and |
feel sure they will help her too.” |
elpt of price by

Bezanson,

I was feeling

Alta.,

ve

faced, according to an announcement |
| made recently by Hon. A. C. Stewart, |
|Minister of Highways in the Sas-|
katchewan Government |

Paper goods that usually
stale in a day or so stay
fresh for quite along time. Trey
it. Get Para-Sani in the handy,
sanitary, knife-edged carton at grocer,
druggist or stationer. For less exacting
uses get ‘’Centre Pull’ Packsin sheet form,

Hy

HAMILTON - ONTARIO

; CHAPPED SKIN | Factory, situated on the point of land

| :

here the Nelson and Hayes Rivers
inard’s with one-half fiat 3

ape on oly | flow into Hudson Bay.

y. For Frost Bite
iniment freely and

Canadian Coal

Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Bri-
tish Columbia and the Yukon produce |
only bituminous coal; the Saskatch-
ewan mines yield lignite only; Alberta
| produces bituminous, sub-bituminous, |
Land lignite, and formerly also mined |
| some anthracite.

been |

A small Berlin theatre has

occupants can face a moving picture |
screen at one end of the building, or |

platform at the other.

Coffee drinking in China is grow-

| In the business world, these days,

Exports from the United States to | |a profit is not without honor in af Western Representatives: »
Mat s 27 untry. P
the Orlent .ar Lhe We Nee ABTS. aaa des | ONLY, je ees HUNTER-MARTIN & CO., REGINA, SASK.