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b, SCMAS AND MATSOTI NEWS

“Royal Yeast Cakes”
is your guarantee of
quality. They have been
the recognized s standard
for over 50 years,

y Boe

-|Two Members of Royal

ed lalr won its oldest and Jat-
ruit from Mrs. James Whaley,
h., 93, pane of eleven

co is soon to haye an ambassa~’

‘Washington after being repre
n fea a cer d’Affaires for

ren isl is. ation
preparations for resuming his excava-
ork in the tomb of Tut- Ankl re

i <a J

B Rockefeller Foundation has gly-
Ngo Slavia $200,000 for the con-
font a school of hygiene at
ee Administrative capital of

embargo on Unit-d
has brought appeals to

eta passengers on ye ae
‘Luteiia with altered United States five
il:

aS 85, = ceRiGSA with
the first plow into the
BC, district on an. ox-
ir dead. He came from

lum evils and high rents in New
City. thrgugh the construction of
ode t gun cinents for workers,

died areas the eh fs eee
rected in one of the niches. of the}
main corridor of the centre block of|
the oe Buildings at Ottawa.

ler ety silence Fortign Min-

a

ad

Jones, chairman of

setUiemen’
efore reporting to the Overseas
emt Paria, aba

ervied, announees the
wes the following persons
‘Sub-Houtenant in. the

i E. Me-
rine Ruper ¢ Kirken-
Victoria; and J. 3. Campbell,

-Ja disagreement as to whether

would become soft

{claimed to have invented a

H. B. Co. Gets Land

6,639,000 Acres of Western Canada
Land Ae Final Settlement

Under aii agreement between Hon.

Chas, Stewart, Minister of Interior,

and the Hudson’s Gay Company, the

Pane 1s to receive 6,639,000 acres

of Jand in Western Canada in final set-

{ulentént of the terms of purchase en-

tered into in 1867.”

' ‘The Jand Js to be selected from the
“fertile belt,” which js ‘bounded by
[the Rocks Mountains, to Saskatche
wan River,the Lake of the Woods and
the international boundary.

The istory of the dispute dates
back to the time when the Canadian
Government agreed to pay a certain
sum of “money and give other consid-
erations of jand, ete., in order to com-

}pensate the company for the retire

ment of its charter. The agreement
provided that among other considera-
tions the company was to receive one-
twentieth of the land in the “fertile
belt” before mentioned. There arose
Cana-
dan reserve, efc., should be classed
in the total ef which the company was
to receive a twentleth part, and the
negotiations have been proceeding for
years and years. The company claim-

jed 7,100,000 acres, but finally agreed

to accept 6,639,000 acres as final set-
tlement of the terfis of wae 1867 agree-
ment.

Another Air ince of

Air Force
Disappeared July 24
To the many unsolyed mysteries of
the air has becn added another in the
disappearance of First Lieutenant W.
T. Day and Pilot Officer D. R. Stewart,
{two menrbers of the Royal Air Force
‘in Isaq, who set out on July 24, from
their aerodrome at Shaibah, and never
returned. — ei
Their abandoned riachineé was found
{in a lonely part of the desert. It was
Intact, Uiere was petrol in the tank,
and as a matter of fact it was after
wards flown back to the aerodrome.
The most exhaustive search hag failed
to disco er any trace of the missing
airmen.

Pain In The Muscles,
Stiffness In Joints,

Quickly Subdued By Nerviline

Those who have tested out numer-

something is needed to dislodge
rhctentee more or less chronic con-
on there is nothing 1o compare wilb
Nervbine I's because -Nerviline
‘pensirates s0 deeply, because at las
about five times the strength of the
ordinary ony prepsration, it has come
to be known as King over all Pain.
For Rheumatie conditions. mtscuir
and joint stiffness, Nerviling wor
wonders. A trial proves this. Geta
35 cent boitle trom your dealer to-day.

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Keeping Oneself Fit

Surgeon-Gencral Cunening’s report
on the increased span cf life should
be read in conneetion with a recent
statement by Dr. Charles Hy Mayo.
All science can do for a man over
forty," he said, “is to persuade him
to look over his machinery and keep
it from disintegrating” throug neg-
lect."—Duffaio Cour

Many mothers have reason to bless
Mother Graves” W. orm Exterminator,
because it has relieved the litle ones
of suffering and made them healthy.

Another Scientific Discovery

German Professors Claim Solid
Insulin New Diabetes Remedy
A new help for sufferers from dia-
betes in the form of a solid insulin
Tamed insulingual {s offered by Pro-
fessors Kraus and Goldscheider, of
Berlin Cniversity medical clinic,
Insulingual is insulin in the form of
a solid powder, which can be rmmbbed
on the tongue and thereby absorbed
directly into the blood. ‘This is con-
sidered to be scientifically interesting,
because the diseoyerers of insulin,

at ae and Best, of Toronto, Ont., are

‘eputed to Nave held that treatment by
insulin was possible only through in-
jections,

a ee
Beauty-Hints For Girls

There recently appeared in the ad-
vertising columns of a popular news-
paper an offer, for one shilling, of a
recipe by the use of which the hands
and beautifully
Many thousand of girls re-
Sponded, and in due time received a
piece of poner containing the follow-
ing word kK the hands
times a in dishwater,

white.

three

oi while

y

_[ mother re

An Ancient Hindu

A London police magistrate
host to a thousand-ye:
cently. The Hindu was arrested on
a charge of Intoxication and
days later entered a plea for “mercy”
on the grounds that he was “an old,
old man’’—Just Low old he didn’t know
—"but at least a thousand years.” He
“Jong lite

was
old man fe
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several

medicine.”

| Minard’s Liniment for Sprains and

Bruises

ous. Hinjioents will agree that where |"

_ Business In West fated
Spirit of Ser ainns 7% Prevalent
Throughout the Country
Dusines lifions in W
ada and sh Columbia.

taltements, shows a ¢
stent improyement over
tions of

eral ans j
conds |

the situation.
ing approaching a boom ©
sale of a fair crop at high prices bas
put info cireulation in the praine
provinces, latge sur of money and
thers is a spirit of optimism every-
where, and confidence that the im-
proyement will be continped and de-
veloped in 1925. 3
Only a porUon of the
bas reached the produc fis yet, but
the result has been very markod
[Large numbers of obligations to mort-
gage und implement companies and to
the banks have been liquidated | wholly
or in part, and while the farmers are
handling their funds with a good deal
of caution, considerable general pur-
ehasing has been done. Wolilesale
houses report that sales are increasing
in number, althongh individual orders
are not heavy, and this condition 1s
reflected in the retail trade.

‘Sending Orders By Radio

New York Central Railroad Uses Its
Harbor Fleet

Offieials of the New York Central
lines and the Radio Corporation test-
ed the availibitty of radio equipment
of tugs, navigating floats and lighters.
The railroad had a fleet of 43 such
craft and the experiments were made
with a-view to determining if it would
expedite their movements to direct
them by radio instead of by orders
from land docks as heretofore.

The apparatus used was one of the
latest developments of the Radio Cor-
poration and eliminated interference
from broadcasting stations sending
rout concert and other programmes.
The trial was said to have best satis:
factory:

crop money

Biggest Find | Of Coatane

Sailless- Ship Will Revolutionize
Navigation is Prediction
Anton Picttner, the German inve>
tor of the wind-driven but sailless
ship, Qaims that the trial trip of lis
Yr ‘suceessful beyond ex:
And he declares thet
extracrdinary superiority over
sailing ships in expleiting
wind-power was shown beyond dis-
pute,” Already there are predic-
tions that this new type of vessel will
revolutionize ocean. narvigation—that
{twill aboiish sails and even, in «
large degree, supplant steamship
If the new ship is all that it
resented to be and can accompl x
that Is claimed for it, Herr Vlettner
has hit upon one of the biggest finds
of the century.—Hamilton Herald.

Record For Tourist Traffic

Heavy Revenue Derived From This
Source of Income

Tourist tiaffic In Canada for 1921
is likely to constitute a new record
the opinion J. B. Harkin, Commi
sioner, Canadian Goyernment National
Parks, | formed after watching
the situation closely and securing in-
formation from vy Fons sources. No
estimates, he says ‘hare been compll-
ed, but his siatemént of a new record
indicates a value of the trafic
Dominion above that of 1923,
was carefully
000,

Placing this value. at 3$1236,000,000,
tourist tratlic occupies third position
in comparison with the
dian exports for 1923.

to the

estimated at $126,000,-

leading Cana-

Englishmen Claim Credit

State They Held Patent Rights For
Sailless Ship In 1915
The saiiless ship discovery, for
which Germany so far haS=t the
credit, is now claimed by two Bagsle |
men, brothers, one, a coal exporter of
Hull, and ihe othera residenCo
castle-on-Tyre. The brothers
that they base their claim on the
that they applied for patent rights for
this identical principle on June
1915, and that their claim was
ed and granted by the Patent
on February 26, 1917.

state
fact

26,
“pt
Office

“Colorful” Student Body
Columbia University claims the most
colorful student body in the country.
In the liset of twenty thousand names
y-elght Browns;
Greens; 16 Gray
; 2 Tans; { Blue
Orange.

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1 Red; and 1

It is said that the pleasure
travelling 1s not in the arriving. Well
that depends on where

of
you are géing
You ean tell, A fellow does!
not al fo broke from
thrown on his own resources

being

Twenty-nine million herring were
landed recently at Lowestoft, England,

'Britain Will Build

Dr. Hans B

whieh} s

in two days.

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|

ae With Alfalfa

{By James D. Meahager: Glencarnock
Stock Farms, Brandon, Manitoba
ly Part 5—(Continued)
| While alfalfa fs one of the old
known agricultural plants it is appa
ently just begitning to be recognized
and its true value appreciated in West-
« _jern Canada.
Two Pattlenny In my opinion the secret {n growing

jalfalfa fs largely due to the genuine

To Carry Nine 16-Inch Guns With}
Grimm seed being used, 1
30,000-yard Range. | a Sa ems od, preferably

roduced as near where you are going
Tho new British battleships Roduey |p oe a vou can Sa MIbIpeeicit

We $5,000-t t y}
and Nelson, first 35,000-ton post-treaty | Baitle 1s simply another name for
capital ships to be built, will carry

4 ‘ {Grimm and is exactly the same strain
nine 1¢-nuch guns, calibre wire-}

and comes. from. the
wound guns mounted three to a tur=| tock.
ret with all tbree turrets In the for- { Alfalfa, SIRNE MPM eroch ise Teed
ward pact of the ships, a house naval

lt Kinds of {2 mia fe tre
or all kinds of farm animals, is th
5 = te nv >
sub-committee Has been’ Informed most highly nutritious and palatable
Captain Harry H. Hough director of zh ie
LIntellt forage crop that can be grown.
ava elligence.
pct! Senee Ee particularly Valuable as a ‘feed
By. comparison with the United
dairy cows. When prope

States 16-inch gun class ship, the}

5 : jit has more nearly the effect of good.
West Virginia, Colorado and Mary | yune paattine tlancany other: tc ti
land, and tho Japanese equivalent, vi

Pate e is a well known fact that whicat bran!
Sees aeonoes nun Ne wg worth only slightly more than al!
be of greatly increased and

falfa hay, and when the palatable ness |
airbag) mans ven Exe cp en of the hay is taken into consideration,
Wot ig stan aka this difference also disappears. The
dairyiman feeding bran with tlre ordin-
ary roughages such as prairie hay,
timothy, or corn fodder, could “well:
afford to exchange one-haif his bran’

EMULSION’

to build = resistance

50
same parent

for

HEART WAS WEAK
NERVES ALL GONE

Mrs. J.. ff. Hallenbeck, 11714 Wel- alfalfa hay.
Avenue, St. Catharines, On
I was in a gas explosion; |™maks an ideal dairy ration.
ft left me with a weak heart, and my; For fattening beet cattle, alfalfa has
nerves were all gone, I suffered, 10 cqual as a roughage. It is gear
everything; couldn't sleep, or endure |ally figured that it wili require 1,006
any excitement, and when left alone I Pounds of grain to profucs 160 pounds
felt asdf I could scream. I took dizzy} jof beef on mature caftic, with the or
spells, often falling and bruising my- ;dinary roughages such as prairie hay
self My mother read about your, or corn forider. When good alfotfa
Milburn's Heart ¢nd Nerye Pills, and, "hay. 1s fed with the corn, the amount |
boners me a box, but having taken so| Of grain required will be reduced nea
rent kinds of medicine it|ly one-half, This fact holds true with
that 1 did not have any | the fee ding of all classes of livestock,
in any of them. I took’ The alfalfa balances the ration to such |
ees e funds. ith th
ricon ed W. 1) n-
HIET, had ueea Aye boxer fant sa tee jase tomakea given:Ean:
had taken them I did pot need any j particularly with young
more, I cannot pvaise, or om-j which require a large amount of the
mend, Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills levow th-producing clement, protein.
too IMghly after all they have done for; It has béen demonstrated tliatcan

me.”

Put up only by The T. Milburn Co.. jacre of alfalfa will produce'776. pounds |
Limited, Toronto, Ont ;of pork during a season. This cal-
| calation was made by deducting the
{ | probable enin dive to a small amount of
grain which was fed while the hogs
|were on pasture. Tt
winter mature {: on good alfalfa hay
land only a very H amount of g1

Alfalfa pasture 1s
| sreen thing on th
jand remains green all surunier.
farm in Western Canada
equipped sn as to keep six or
brood sows Pigs farrowed in March
or April are ready to usé the alfalfa
pasture as soon as it is large enough
'By June 15, hulless barley is ripe and

Radio Growing In Germany

Subscribers Increase From 2,009 To
500,000 In Year

The growth of radfo in Germany {s}
strikingly illustrated by figures given!
out by the post off department,
which is in control of the radio cast-
ing field. Wi nate AS x
of the year only 2,000 radio subscrib:

were listed with the @eps

Christmas finds sub:

minister in
estimated that
of subseribers
100,000

su

Every

should be

500,000
the
charge of ‘the service,
the number
will average
tine to cone.

dow,

per month

’ hold them until the
or

7 By Avcgust 15 the pigs are
{just the right size to tuen Into a field
Jof early Flint corn, which they
vert into ham and bacon at the
| possible expense.
Alfalfa, botli green
jalso fed to horses.
to feed alfalfa, should be t
that horses do not get more of it than
is good for them, {t is so much!
fricher than other 3 Alfalfa hay;
one isetoo rich a feed for hor
tere should alw be some gr:
Justice, organ of communists rough guch= as oats,
land, reports that their party's | der or prairle hay, fed with it.
membefship is diminishing rapidty in! fed ¢ it is likely
ever country of Europe. Even. Rus-| co; . especially
with over a million members in} Th Jue
1920, now is listed under,600,000. Com- |
munism is an extremist’s belief, Ex-|
tremes never last in politics or econo-!
mics. Nor is any extreme cyer right. fe
Common
around the
toon Star,

and will
about y

some} _

con-
For Rheumatic Pains —The pains! least
and aches of Sciatica and Rheumatisr rs
Should be treated with Dr, Thomas
Lclectrie Oil. The soothing and heal-}
ing properties of this famous remed
he been demonstrated for fifty

al Use it also for inflammatory ,

ains, cuts, scratches, bruises and
sprains, either in human beings of the
lower animals,

and as hay,

care

Communism Waning ny}

corn fod: |
When
to produce 1

aa
in | or

in colts.
of alfalfa for sheep §
y the fact that the irriga i
ons of Alberta are full of sheep}
eding quarters, where large flocks |
fattened winter alfalfa |
always is somewhat | hay and grain, ae
“happy medium."—Sasks | Alfalfa is a great poultry feed, either |
jecaten green from the flelds in the
summer time, or chopped and fed in
International Show | the winter. Chopped hay or meal
Geneva, home of the- League otf Na-| mixed with a small amount of grain, |
tiotis, is plannéd to be host next Sep-} putin a barrel or tub, and hot water!
tember at an international radio ex-| poured over it ‘and allowed to steam}
position. Al! the nations of the world) for a few

e each on

sense

ours, will be eaten
een feed in the summer

as)

are expected to parucipate. { greedily
| tinually for the past fifteen y as!

~ } time
5 After growing «alfalfa ourselves con-
9,

Don’t Get Bald
. ; part of our Glenearnock farming oper
Cuticura Does Much] | ition: Sve can say conciusivety thar
we have found it to be one of the most
To Prevent It valuable feed crops we can produce on

arms und we f

are Ineres

evof alfalfa each year

ts New Nation
has built
small, obscure
Ltal They
Italian Government,
themselves with fishing as
| their support. The
Jare 13 in the family and tley Raye or-|

up a

;new nation on 2 island
the
[nay tax
| but li

|

| off coast of do not}

to the

only means of

ganized a repubilcan form of govern-

Dandruff, itching and scalp irri- with a written constitution
tation point to an unhealthy con-
dition of the scalp which leads to
{falling hair and premature bald-
*‘|ness. Frequent shampoos with Cu-
ticura. Soap do much to prevent
such a condition, especially if pre-
ceded by a gentle anointing with
Cuticura Ointment,

beet Hach Bree by Mail. Address Cxnadinn

=i.

Brandon’s Population
According to City A
re, who has beer 4
of the city
of Brandon is
{there will be
und building

Meln®
a cen-|
ent population
He
change

ty
sus

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|
|
{

1
VE

tates that
In t
sment of t

little
| lan
city for 1f
a First Aid—Minard’

our new ‘Shavi =

Linimen

lt is:===

ly cured, i

for an equal number of pounds of good.

fond a smail ameunt of ground oats, |

and felt so! jan extent that less other feed is re- |

is fiossible to}

the very first =
farm in the spring, ! “

t ight)

|ready for the pigs to be turned into it, |
corm is}

is}
When beginning | R

Treat Colds ds Externally

For sore throat, bronchitis or deep
chest colds, rub. Vi icks VapoRub ey
over throat and chest and cover wil!
warm flannel x

Vicks acts in two ways—both direct:
absorbad like a liniment and inhaled as
a vapor. A quick relief for the cold
! troubles of all the family.

{ ~ Medals For th the Asking
. Thousands of Victory Medals To Be

Awarded Rightful Owners Upon

Application

A total of 166,080 badges of death-
defying service in the world war are
i still golng begging in this Dominion,
according to information from the De-
;Partment of Soldiers’ Civil Re-estab-
{lishment Of these, 85,801 are Brit-
:ish war medais and 60,503 are Victory
}Medals, and they are to be had by
their rightful o rs simply for the
‘asking. “The lay in distributing
these awar ‘S an official of the
; department, “Is due entirely to tie
fact that the addresses of the re-
Cipients are not avallable at national
j defence headquarters. Since the be-
sinning of the issuance of awards for
j War service the D.S.C.R. has to date
{cistributed 964,535 medals, decora-
| tions and commemorative scrolls.

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Beef Exports To Britain

Fresh Meat Trade Witk
United Kingdom Growing
Canada exported 1,341,500 pounds of
fresh beef to the United Kingdom dur-
;ing the month of November, and 392,
| 300 pounds to the United States. Th
value of the exports of becf to the
| United Kingdom was $195,150, white
‘that of expofts to the United States
was $34,308. Total exports of
from Canada during the month we
2,408,400 pounds, valued at $194,145.
exports of bacon and hams to the
ed Kingdom amounted to 12,
92,400 pounds, valued at $2,474,149.
yorts of bacon and hams to al!
during Novembe
026,660 pounds; yalued at

Canada’

Interested In Eskimos
Knud Rasmussen Coming to Canada to
Discuss Plans to Help Northern
Tribe
| Knud Rasmussen, the Danish ex-
plorer, will leave for Canada in Feb-
rary on the invitation of the Canadian
Government, with officials of which he
will discuss plans to improye the ma-
j terial, culture and status of the Cana-
imos.
is

Mos are

of the opinion the
living under far
better conditions in all respects than
skimos of all other countries, and he
ascribes this to the educational actiyt-
ies of the American authorities,
Bra
er if,
ish,
with pdr:

ean be kept clean much long-
after brightening with metal pol-
it is rubbed with a rag sprinkled
fin.

For Your Cooking
save work— money — time,
trouble and fuel—and make your
cooking better.

Tins of He Ste ane

_ MONEY ORDERS

‘Avold tos wher
—Use Dominior
ife, conve

the

INVENTORS :

t
Vatent Dey
the

rtrd nt in fact ¢
Canadian Patent Office.

CARON & CARON, PATENT ATTOR\EY

uh aise

regulating
7. a ip
three. dope strengil
No.2 $3°N6.3, so

THE coox med ci co.
Toronto (lormerly Windsor»
Teohewtey peer tit Medirtmact

tarrh. No. 2 for Blood &
Stor Chronic Weakn:
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