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NEWS

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crime wave

| whether they be good or bad; and instincis and frori to so. extent. trend of events across the iine,

Ciicago, for example, months of this year, youths, Locb and Leopold,

attention. Everywhere ats au crime wave? There are undoub' more

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sWers are given. “rs human li mid millions pol.

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— ead bition la’ s efor prevailing

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strict Sunday observance law:

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to do with the wave.

Is, of course, the propaganda of tl

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gs with child ciples in’ the lize

thé home, and home training;

instead of e bolical of the to teach uns

Ss and girls in the tru braced.

disrespect of all law.

aching that the g! ng of God's greatest gilt to mankind. fish thought and action for others is lost, and the great lesson that it is more blessed to give than to receive neglected.

ising out of a false conception of life, comes the decelt where appearance of a new baby to the older childrn as a gift the opportunity of revevently instructing the older boys meaning of love and the mysteries of life should be em- As they grow older children remember such hypocrisy and come to

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‘onfessed, “tion is being

ies Home Training ad Resptet For Law

Phere i is widespread discussion at the present fine as to the cause of the reening over the continent, not so much in Canada, as in the United States, although this Dominion fs also affected. Canada can never wholly escape influences

customs, laxity in law en-

As a matter of fact, | emanating from the United States, | conditions, forcement, of any other circumstance teads to the development of criminal acts in que United States, this Dominion is sure to suffer there-

Alberta Straw Andustry

will Manuractur sean Paper From. Borate Quantities Of Straw Howard Stutchbury, Provinclal Trade Commissioner, is expecting an early and favorable report from the Goverhment Laboratories at Ottawa, regarding the samples of paper manu- factured from Alberta cereal straw,

Health Department Gets Strange Reports

Some Queer “Causes of Death" In New York State

It seems quite probable that there

are in the state of New York a num-

ber of persons making official re-

ports of death to the division of

vital statistics of the state health

which were forwarded a' few weeks ago. ;

Alberta straw has proved \to be a highly economical and satisfactory |, substitute for wood pulp In the manu- facture of paper, and as soon 4s report is received from the east, {t is anticipated that the product will be placed on the market.

Several capitalists here, it Is sald, are prepared to finance the new manu- facture, which should eventually util- ize the vast surplus quantities of straw in the province, and also release large tracts of timber from the certainty of destruction.—Edmonton\ Bulletin.

. On the Marriage Day

Romance usually ceases and history begins, and sore corns begin to go whgn “Putnam's” is applied. It takes

corns, roots, branches, stems—no trace of a single corn left after Put- nam’s Painless ‘Corn Extractor has done its work. 25c at all deal

Refuse a substiftte. ~

Celebrate Founding -Welieax |’

Canadians ape, PHBE, vitally Inferested in iba.

peas the first six

appalling crime of which.the two directed more than passing ed: What is the cause of this

te causes than one, and consequently many an- ge it on the war and to the fact that for four Mad property were the cheapest commodities in the world, ®t men became almost indifferent to the shedding of human insufficient.

Others declare the underlying cause is disrespect for Law, and many who nee this reason point to the utter contempt and open defiance of the Pro- s by thousands of otherwise good citizens as the chief reason But it is open to question whether in- iduals have less respect for prohibitory liquor laws than they have for or Customs laws. © that few people are inclined to resist the teinptation to smuggle some- Mag if the opportunity, presents itself. s no doubt true that disrespect for Law has a great deal But the underlying cause is deeper than that. It must be first discovered what has resulted inthis disrespect for Law. There he LWW miunists, who would defy all law and destroy the existing order of Society. =. a the real cause is to be found nearer home.

Disrespect for Law is being encouraged and developed among the boys and pivls of today through the laxity of parents in enforcing proper respect and obedience at home; through their failure to instruct their children to recog- nize and respect the rights of other people and-other people’s property, by aboye all things honest, because, in fact, parents themselves are guilty of deceit in their and fail to inculcate ideals of honor and Golden Rule *s of the rising generation. leave such training to the chureh and the school, but these can never replace | the best they can do is to further develop and ~ strengthen right ideals in thought and living.

First, there is the Sanfa_Claus fable, ing of gifts at Christmas time is sym-

It is unfortunately

the Bolsheviks, the Red Corn-

truthful and

Too many parents today

Thus the opportunity

the conclusion that if it was right for father and mother to deceive them,

dt cannot be otherwis truti is undermined.

e than right to practice deceptions themselves. is Uirown into the discard the chief foundation stone of Respect for Law

When

in the evidence brought out in the trial of Loeb and Leopold to establish

that of mi mea

they were not normal mentally,

there have been some amazing disclosures akes made in their early training, clearly establishing that had wiser been taken their whole future would

e been radically different.

lt is in the matter of home training that a revolution for the better must

t be worked if the spect for parents and teachers,

basic cause of crime is to be removed. it is an easy step to lose respect for law,

If children lose re-

and then Jawlessness follows as an inevitable result.

able Relics to Manor House When the delegates to the Ame Bar Association's Convention y Sulgrave Manor in England, th

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ited at

Relics Of George Waskaieton: Western Stock For Eastern Fairs|

Americans in England Present Valu- Saskatchewan to Compete at Guelph,

Toronté and Ottawa

British Special Service Squadron Arrived On 175th Anniversary The arrival at Halifax of the Brit-

incident with the celebration of the 175th anniversaty of the founding of Halifax by Lord Cornwallis, when he, with 2,000 pioneers, sailed up Che- boucto Bay in,1749 and landed on the site of the present city.

The replica of bord Cornwallis” bat- tleship, the Sphinx, sailed’ down past the Hood, mightiest fighting machine in the world, and opened the pageant of the landing of Cornwallis on the shores of the northeast arm.

GUARD BABY’S HEALTH ‘IN THE SUMMER

The summer months are the most dangerous to children. The com7 plaints of that season, which are cholera infantum, colic diarrhoea and dysentry, come on So quickly that often a little one 4s beyond aid before the mother realizes he is ill. The mother must be on her guard to Eee vent these troubles, or if they come on suddénly to banis1 them. No

ees medicine is of such aid ‘4 mothers during hot weather as Baby’s Own Tablets. They eit

the stomach and bowels and are ab-

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solutely safe, Seld by medicine deal- ers orp mat! at 25 cents a box from The Williams’ Medicine Co.,

Brockville, Ont.

Air Rules For Pilots -

Regulations Agreed On By British, Belgian and Dutch Governments

Rules agreed on by the British, Bel- gian and Dutch Governments to mini- mize risk of collision between aircraft, have been issued by the air ministry.

These provide that every pilot when flying on a compass course shall, whenever it is safe and practicable, fly on the right of the straight line ad- joining the point of departure and point of arrival. When an aircraft is flying beaeatn cloud, it must keep at a fair distance below thetloud aye in order to see and be seen.

When a pilot decides to follow 4 route which Is officially tecognized or consists of a line of ground marks, he should bear in mind that the risk of collision with another aircraft fol- lewing the same rcute is considerable. | Every pilot therefore following such a ate shall endeavor to keep it as least 300 metres on his left. ,

Saskatchewan will compete this fall

Toronto, and then the ex-

y pre- | hibit will split, some going to Ottawa

of/and the rest to Guelph, so it was de-

sented severat valuable relies } George Washington, to the Manor’ cl House. These include saddle bags}

and a liquor chest used by Washington | was cons

in the Revolutionary Wa Colonel Walter Scott, of a parchment deed dated March 4,1

given

by which Sulgrave Washingtons was _ transfererd to; their relatives, the Makepeaces, and a{§

by | as

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ed in Regina ot a meeting of the katchewan Livestock Board. There erabl2 difference of opinion | to whetner the Saskatchewan ex-| would teke in

property of the! the Canadian shows. The board also decided to hold the: Saskatoon and the Reggina sheep and coffin handle from th® first coffin in| swine sales the same week, beginning)

ch Washington was buried, the} Oct. 27 in Saskatoon and Oct. 30 in

gifts of Joseph G. Butler, Jr. of|R a. Although the entries ingthe

™ Youngstown, Ohio. tern shows will have to be made The New York branch of the | before this date, the dates are such

Daughters of the American Revolu-|that the stock can be finally chosen

at that time.

A transportation com-

tion gave a silk flag of the Sulgrave) Institute of America at the same time. | mittee cons seul: of R, A. Weight, of —_—_-- -— Drinkwater, Haggert & are of the amateur who plays gina, and Livestock Comm

poker with a winning smile.

ly motionless throughout the day.

| Robe rtson, was appointed

make

to

| final decision regarding shipment of The butterfly fish remains absolute- | the stock to the eastern shows.

FMURINE

Clear, Bright and Beautiful

Write Murine Co.,Chicago,forEyeCarcBook

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English

= | Minard’s Liniment Relieves Pain

| A Florida man recently announced

his desire to bequeath his skin to his friends for the purpose of book- binding.

and American fiction writ- re mores popular in Russia than

Chicago Inter-| ‘national or whether they would just do

~| Statistics.

Every pilot who decides to cross any route he is following shall do so

lat right angles and as high as circum-

stances permit.

Fon Scalds or Burns.—Dr. Thomas’|’

| Eclectric Oil is a standard remedy for | the prompt treatment of sealds and | burns. Its healing power quickly soothes the pain and aids a speedy re- covery from the injury. It is also an , excellent. remedy ‘cuts, bruises and sprains, as well as for relieving the pains arising from inflammation of various kinds. <A ! bottle in the house and stable saves many a doctor’s and veterinary’s fee.

Copper Production

Copper production in Canada in 1923 amounted to 86,881 pounds, | against 42,-

‘ svorth $5,738,177, ac-

cording to a report of the Bureau of

| Columbia; which

DEnDEs! worth $4,56 3T" pounds, spectively.

5,227 and 5

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elop balaness. about 30,000 hairs; heads about 150,000 to 160,000; dark-haired, about 105,000,

lers. lis

ish Special Service Squadron was co-|

for all manner of

Production was confined to the province of Ontario and British produced 31,656,800

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valved at $7,963,186 re-

Red-haired people have notoriously fewer hairs in their head, but they have the consolation that they seldom Red-haired heads falr-halred and

department who have more humor [than spelling ability; as a recent {note regarding officially glyen

“causes of death” well shows. One jStrange disease cited Is “Celery mor- bis” and “Tired of living (given in 99 different cases) probably.indicates a kindly view of suicide; “Early rising and marriage” killed one unfortunate, another died “Who nobody knows,” and a woman reached the great beyond through “Serving God and lying with her husband and children.” “Paral- ises of the heart’, was fatal once and “Suicide, self-inflicted” means a cer~’ tain cause for an official report; one was “Worrled to death by troublesome neighbors,” and in another case “two neighbors” ceitified to “heart failure”; and a very definite announcement was made in one case that death was caus- ed by “Taking Dr. ——’s medicine.” Altogether, though we haye known that New York state was quite inter- esting to live in, we never before real- ized how-—~aried a state it was to die It took these of=iat reports wo, convince us.—Hartford Courant.

Don’t Let the Hot Kitchen

. Make frequent use of Clarks’ Soups, Clarks’ Beans, Clarks’ Canadian Boll- ed Dinner, and other excellent ready to serye Clark Dishes, and’/saye your- self much cooking.

“Let the Clark Kitchens help you.”

Motors In Los Angeles

More Cars Enter Congested Area Daily ‘Than Number Registered In New York City

Statistics made’public by the Los Angeles Traffic Commission reveal that-Los Angeles streets are the most congested in the United States.

In making the comparisons, traffic at each Intersection of the principal streets outside of the downtown area proper was recorded.

Some of the salient points which the check disclosed were: \ county, with 435,572

Los Angeles automobiles (tourists’ machines ‘not |included), represents 3% per cent.

Oi of the total automobile registration oer the country. = Approximately 310,000 cars enter the congested district every day. This\is said to be more than the total number

City. Motor traffie at Adams and Figueroa Streets is declared the heay- fest in the United States. During eleyen and a half hours of the day of the check 69,797 cars traversed both streets of the intersection. The total registration of Los Angeles county is larger by 120,000 than that of New York.

The check shows that there ‘are three intersections in Los Angeles that have a daily movement of over 45,000 machines; six intersections with between 40,000 and 45,000; nine inter- sections with between 35,000 and 40,- 000, and 28 more with a movement of 30,000 to 35,000. The figures show the traffic movement for only one street of each intersection, that ts, north and south “traffic or east and west trafiic. 3

Beam, Station Is Approved

\ Great Britain Will Now Be Connected With Canada By New Wireless The British House of Commons ap- proyed of the agreement made by the postmaster-general, Hon. ‘Vernon Hartshorn, with the Marconi Company for the erection of a “beam” wireless station In Great Britain for communt- cation with Canada. Mr. Hartshorn recently announced in the House of Commons that he was ararnging with the Marconi Conipany for the “beam”

ment between the Government and the company would be submitted shortly to the house for its approval.

The postmaster-general said that he understood arrangements were now being made with Australia and South Africa for the erectlon of a “beam” ‘|station in each of these dominions, already had been arranged in Canada.

Replying to criticisms, Mr. Harts- horn contended that if, at the end ;of 12 months the~Goyernment took over the service, all the stipulated guarantees having been complied with it would be a substantial and profitable business. He expressed the hope that the erection of the beam station in Great Britain would be be- gun almost immediately after the rati- fication of the agreement.

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Three Fijian chiefs were recelved by the King at Buckingham Palace and presented him with a set of whales’ teeth.

Spoil Your Summer |’

of automobiles registered in New York

station and said then that an agree-|.

TANLAC

“My health has undergone such a wonderful improvement that I must say Tanlac is an unusual medicine and tonic,” states Harry Granfield, 153 Havety St., Toronto, Ont.

“Bor two years past I have been troubled with Indigestion to such an extent that I felt unfit for anything. My nerves became all undone and my sleep was unsound. My energy had about all left me and I would tire out easily.

“Since taking Tanlac I have a won- derful appetite ‘and my stomach never

HARRY GRANFIELD GIVES

FULL CREDIT

troubles me any more. My sleep is sound and restful and I get up morn- ings with renewed energy and really feel like active work for the first time in two years. Iam strong for Tan- Tac.”

Tanlac {s for sale by all ade. drug- gists. Accept no substitute. Over 40 Million bottles sold.

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Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipa- ‘tion, made _and recommended by the- manufacturers of T. Cc.

Handicap To Soviet Navy

Expert Says Half of Crew Would Be Seasick |

Seasickness is a great handicap to the activities of the Soviet navy, says Naval Expert Lukashevich in an ar- ticle in the Soylet press discussing the necessity for long-distance crulsing for the Red Flest.

It is impossible. the writer says, to spéak about the preparedness of the fleet unless It ly Se WE edeil Cr ent the Soviet fect is manned by young factory workers, and he ex- pressed the belief that more than half the crew would be put out of action

Naval

through seasickness in their first ac- quaintance with wind and waves.

In the Caspian Sea during the Civil War, Lukasheyich added, seasickness disabled 80 per cent. of the crews, and the remainder had the greatest diffi- culty in saviug the ships.

__ The Terror of Asthma comes like a thief in the night with its dreadful throttling, robbing its victim of breath. It seems beyond the power of human ald to relieve until one trial is made of that remarkable preparation, Dr. J. D. Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy, Then relief comes with a rush. Life be- comes worth living, and, if the remedy. be used persistently, the disease is put permanently to rout. Take no substitute.-

» Northern Ontarlo Gold

Production of gold from the mines of Northern Ontario for the first six months of the current year reached an aggregate of $11,750,000, according to preliminary estimates» The income from investments, bonds and bank de- posits, and from premium on gold sold for New York funds, brought the total income of the gold mines to well above 12,000,000 for the half year.

Blind Girl Receives M.A. Degree / / Miss K. L, Wood-legh, 21, a totally blind girl, received her M.A. degree from McGill University this yearn. She graduated from high school at 16, and took highest honors in history while attending the university. She Will continue her studies at Oxford.

Division In Oberammergau

People Are Criticizing Visit Of Players To America Oberammerga’ is not the peaceful village that it was before Anton Lang and his wood carving companions went to America early this year. Local | opponents of the trip to the United

States have gained reinforcements singe and the town has divided into bitter Lang and anti-Lang groups.

the return of the Lang party,

American visit of tHe: Oberammergau players was an attempt to commer- clalize the Passion Play, that the trip was a financial failure, and they have threatened to sabotage the next pro- duction of the performance! schedul- 4“ ed for 1923.

Anton Lang himself has held aloof from his critics thus far, and refuses”

charges are unfounded, and avers that the Passion Play will not suffer from criticism or Jealousies of individuals. —

~ Protection For Autos Placed at the top of curves rail eliffs and at approaches to bridges,

a close-woven wire fence painted

white has proved to be a far better — protection against automobile acci- dents than stone walls or wooden rails have been. \Such a fence has both — strength and resiliency. An automo- bile cannot break through it, and at reasonable speed a ear that hits it nelther is injured isele nor injures the ba fence.

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It Bids Paln Begone.—When neu- ralgia racks the nerves or Aste te) cripples the back is the time to test, the yirtues of Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil. Well rubbed in it will still the pain and produce a sensation of ease ne rest. A trial of it will establish faith in it. 2

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Use Bark For Fuel

Bark taken from logs in the process :

of making pulp, which is thrown into the rivers by most companies, is now being treated by a new machine manu- factured by a firm in Sault Ste. Marie,

and used as the sole fuel for heating . *

the steam bollers.

assimilating your

y = ff f° it is : the mustard when ae eat Cultivate the habit of Pring it with meat, especially re nest “ ae ‘{t stimulates the digestion and aM Pics

food.

hatif must be

Boilsin 5 minutes

purposes.

of cold water. Set both will be boiling merrily in

the boil in about eight

“A Fac Face of Porcelain

A single crow tg known to haye eat- en 85 May beetles, 72 wireworms, and

MONTREAL TORONTO

The illustration shows an interesting test you.

should try in your own kitchen. superiority of good enameled ware for cooking — Take an SMP Enameled Ware Sauce — Pan, and a sauce pan of equal size made of alum- — inum, tin or other metal. Into each pour a quart

The water in the SMP Enameled Ware Sauce Pan ’ the water in the all-metal sauce pan will come

longer. Save fuel in cooking. Use

Three finishes: Pearl Ware, two coats of pearly-grey enamel inside and out. Diamond Ware, three coats, light blue and white outside, white lining. Crystal Ware, thri coats, pure white inside and out, with Royal Blue edging,

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Save Fuel i in Cookin

Bofls in 8 sasinsestes

It proves the

sauce pans over the fire. about five minutes, while i

minutes—three minut i

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