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group of enraged miners took a car of coal, set it afire, and pushed down into the mine.

feres of surface ground sterile. building and some homes in a village.

every day happenings. reaching consequences, either for good or for evil.

Fire resulted. fnd the Great War was the immediate outcome w! losses,

Wide strike follows bringing suffering and ruin in its wake.

heavy toll in human lives.

to put his fire, and a terrible conflagration wipes out a forest.

and business estrangements with dire results to all concerned.

aspersions upon those of different races or religious beliefs.

results;! Fortunately, for the human family, the reverse is also true.

of some friend.

We know, too, by personal observation that the mighty oak is born

Canada had their origin.

If we would but remember and give heed to the fact that, just as pebble thrown into the water causes ever widening circles of little wav to sweep its surface until finally’ they lose themselves upon the shore,

country, then, perchance. we would be more careful, more considerate,

will be displayed towards us.

it

That fire Js still burning under ground, spreading | many miles, destroying valuable coal deposits and rendering hundreds of | Today it threatens to destroy a school}

Burning beneath them it is under- | WOMEN WHO SUFFER

There is a moral to this incident which might well be heeded, for, after all, it is but an illustration, a spectacular one, it is true, of almost The moral is that a small act may have far- A cow kicked over a lamp in a barn in Chicago, and the Great Chicago | blood is either poor in quality or de- A frenzied student assassinated an Austrian Grand Duke and his wife, ith its sacrifice of ten| the poor appetite, breathlessness, and millions of lives and hundreds of billions of dollars in property and othe:

An employee is dismissed in anger, and perhaps unjustly, and a nation-|

for a bridge, or the retaining wall of a dam, and disaster follows taking | blood—thelr wonderful reputation is

A rotten timber is used in building a ship, and the vessel sinks; a faulty | rail is laid in a track, and a train is wrecked; a careless camper neglects] fied to the fact that they owe their

And how often has a hasty word, an insulting remark, led to family How often, too, has the peace and friendliness of an entire community) who can strongly been destroyed because of the whispered scandal, the unguarded reflection ) Williams’ Pink Pills. Before I began)

upon the honor and integrity of another, the prejudiced utterance casting Using them I was in an extremely)

All little things in comparison to their terrible effects and disastrous} stantiy growing weaker. I got medi- We still recall our childhood’s interest in the story of the little Dutch

women who were started on their careers by the kindly, encouraging word

or

~ the humble acorn; that it was in a single kernel of wheat the hundreds o2 millions of bushels of Marquis wheat annually harvested in Western

a es sO

does every word and act of ours create little circles of influence radiating out into’ our homes, our offices, our communities and the world at large, and. for good or ill, affecting the lives and future of others and of our

a

little less hasty and impatient of others, and more inclined to extend that degree of sympathy and tolerance to others which we naturally. expect

Hands To Form One Body Canadian livestock

“Dry” To a Man

were} An

Canadian Co-Operative

onto. W. D. McKay, of Moose Jaw,/ate. Over fifteen hundred president of the Saskatchewan Live-| went to the polls and yoted “dry”

ager of the United Farmers of On-

yin any country. tario, vice-president and treasurer,

proach to it possibly occurred

manager of the Maritime Livestock) when about the same number Marketing Board, travelling

is surely gathering a stronger foot-

ig thing has happen- linked up in a single organization in}ed in the Punjab. Citizens of the Winnipeg the other day, when repre-| town of Taran have lately secured sentatives of eight provincial live-|from the Provincial Government the Stock co-operative bodies formed the privilege of holding a local option Livestock! election as to whether liquor shops Producers, with headquarters in Tor-| in the town should continue to oper- voters

to

stock Producers, was elected presi-|a man. This is probably the most de- dent; H. B. Clemes, of Toronto, man- cisive local option vote yet recorded The nearest ap-

in

and J. K. King, of Moncton, N.B.,| Kentucky some twenty years ago

of

Secre-| votes were cast, and all were “dry”

About fifty applicants for member-

| Magnetic North Pole Reached By Canadian’

Wireless Message Has Been Received

| From Major Burwash |

A wireless message from under the mythical shadow of the Magnetic North Pole is the latest achievement of Canadian science. | Within a hundred miles of the | place where Sir John Franklin and | his men disappeared and died, Major |L. T. Burwash, Canadian explorer, | engineer and scientist, has sent word |to the Northwest Territories branch | of the ministry of the interior of his | safety and whereabouts.

Major Burwash went into the Arc- tic alone over a year ago to make | sclentific observations at the Mag- | netic Pole, and to search for further | relics of the Franklin expedition | Where Franklin and his men perish-

to the long-famed copper deposits

along the Coppermine River.

Women Medical science shows that most of the ills that afflict growing girls and women are due to the fact that the

occa in quantity. This anaemia is} | the cause of low spirits, languidness, |

the aching backs that make life a | burden for so many women. There |is no need for any woman to suffer in this way, for all the miseries of j anaemia can be quickly banished by

| based on that. Thousands of formerly weak and ailing women have cheerfully testi-

restoration to good health to Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. One of these {s Mrs. Napoleon Gallant, Tignish, P. E. L, who says: “I am among those recommend Dr.

nervous condition. I could not sleep, neither could I eat, and was con-

{cine from a doctor, but it did not jeer to meet my condition, and then, on the recommendation of a friend, I

they were helping me. I continued their use until I had taken six or seven boxes when I was again in the best of health. I always keep Dr.) Williams’ Pink Pills in the house, and if any member of the family feels run-down the pills soon put them in good condition.”

The best time to begin taking Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills is the moment you feel the least bit out of sorts, The sooner you do so the sqoner you will regain your old-time energy. You can get these pills through any medicine dealer or by mail postpaid) at 50 cents a box from The Dr. Wil- liams’ Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.

Agricultural Wealth Of Canada

Figures Show the Importance Ot

Canada for the year 1928 is estimat- ed at approximately $8,027,301,000, an increase of $19,353,000 over the 1927 estimate,

The total agricultural revenue of Canada last year is placed at $1,730,- | 304,000 with the following allotments |for the nine provinces: Ontario, $500,821,000; Saskatchewan, $392,- 603,000; Quebec, $277,050,000; Alber- ta, $264,028,000; Manitoba, $148,867,- 000; British Columbia, $50,715,000; Nova Scotia, $40,162,000; New Brunswick, $34,307,000 and Prince Edward Island, $21,750,000.

British Soldier Families

Among recent newcomers to Can-

and Canadian Legions, in co-opera- |

Reams

operation, is an outstanding example of tho use now being made of once impracticable ideas. There are 60,- 000 of the machines in use in the grain belt today, 20,000 in Kansas alone, says Farm Journal, and most of them have been sold within the last five years. Yet the combine was invented, patented and actually built in the Middle West prior to 1848— eighty years before it came into its

efficiency are automatic corn pick- ers, mechanical potato diggers and craters, machine-driven hoes that cover a field in a fraction of the time ence required by a crew of farm hands to kill out weeds, and corn ana cotton planters, which enable one man to care for a crop of 250 to 400 acres where once his limit was fifty acres.

Encouraging Business Outlook

Volume Of Business At a High Limit

ada during the first three months of this year was greater than any sim- ilar period since the war, according to an official review of the current business situation in the Dominion.

The dollar volume of business, as indicated by bank debits at the clear- ing house centres, was at a higher level during the first quarter of 1929 than at any similar preceding period since the record was first compiled in 1924. The total in the first three months of the present year was 15 per cent. greater than in 1928, ana 53 per cent. in excess of the aggre- gate in the same period of 1927, the total in the,first three months ot 1929 being $11,505,000,000.

Smothering Feelings Choking Sensation

Mrs. H. Day, Dartmouth, N\s., writes:—“For over a year I was troubled with smothering spells and shortness of breath, and it was im- possible for me to walk, even a short distance, because of the choking sen- sation which followed.

After trying many treatments, in vain, I at last decided to try

Price 50c per box at all druggists

Recent Tests At Huiloy Field Prove Very Successtnl

Airmen at Hadley Hield, N.J., wert

Presented with the means of speak

thei

ing from cloudy peaks with bosses, their sweothearts or an: else of the earthbound millio have access to a ‘eysular telephon: instrument.

The Western | petife Compan) demonstrated in a series of tescs for the press an invention linking plano: ou the wing to tho Jaid lines of the commercial telephone system.

The first call was put through by an Associated Press reporter whe Went aloft in the fiy‘ng telephon booth. Wearing a regular telephone headset and speaking ijuto a micro phone held in his hand, he gav» the telephone number of the Assoclatea

A moment later tic heard the As- sociated Press switchboard operator respond and was swilched to the city desk, which in turn, handed the call

was sitting but four irct teva the roaring engine frora “which he was Separated only by a thin glass partl- tion, he could hear the people in the New York office as clearly as an ordinary "phone conversation and his words were plainly audible in New York,

Canada Week In Glasgow

cently in the city of Glasgow, Scot- land, under the patronage of Hon. Lord Provost Sir David Mason. Canadian products were featured throughout the week and attracted great interest among the population. This was the first shopping week to be organized by the Dominion in Glasgow. Cash prizes to the value of $1,000 were awarded for the best displays of Canadian products in grocery stores. In England, also, Canada Week was observed at John Barker's great London store, where

playing of Canadian foodstuffs.

Cutting Corns With Razor Leads To Lock-Jaw

Don't cut corns with an old razor blade. Infection, followed often by death may result from paring corns with an infected razor. Quick, safe relief comes from using PUTNAM’S CORN EXTRACTOR, If afflicted with corns, callouses or sore foot- lumps, use “PUTNAM’S’—it’s relia- ble, and sure to shrivel up the corns so they drop right off. No pain, no soreness, but quick relief from sore corns comes to all who use PUT- NAM’S PAINLESS CORN EXTRAC- TOR. 25c. at all Gealers.

Final Production Of Radium

Livestock Producers Local Option In India Oui Basieltndustry tion equal to that of the states of a cere ¥ Teaco anionic cattn Particles Expelled In Final Analysis| Montana, Nevads, Utah, Idaho, Fight Provincial Organizations Join| Voters In Town Of Taran Went cs gticultural wealth of Short of Breath : Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico,

Appear To Be Lead

Radium ts practically the most ex- pensive product in the world and is valued at approximately $2,000,000 an ounce. Now hospital authorities fre anxious because their stocks ot radium are slowly transmuting themselves into one of the common- est and cheapest of metals. At vary- ing rates, which cannot be controlled by any known scientific methods, it expels five particles from its atomic nuclei, and these five particles are atoms of helium. Radium is a very heavy element, its atomic weight be- ing 225; helium is one of the lightest of elements, with an atomic weight of 4. Thus the original radium af-

tary. except those of the two liquor ———_- |dealers and their atteacant ada were 38 familles of British sol- ter expelling five Letts Ae has Asthma Doesn't Wear Off Alone. teen in all diers. These families totalled 164 in- G) eaatomlonyelenuon as Also! Structural Do not make the mistake of waiting ; dividuals and their migration to 20s7-And/20b Jaspractically the, atom: for asthma to wear away by itself. Canada was sponsored by the British and in a surprisingly short time they) i, weight of common lead. It seems Strength While you are waiting the disease Brandon Aero Club | eho y, 8h) did me much good. certain, therefore, that the final pro-

duct of this rare and costly element

Grandmothers an Great Gran this name meant a gustas it ‘

Buy goods bearing E the MeClary name F with complete con

t deal

Gn the days of our

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rea dees today.

fidence.

WARES

A Valuable Pallet

Owned By University Of Saskateh- ewan, Is Establishing Record

which laid 339 eggs year, creating a new world record, has a daughter which now promises to surpass the paternal record. The daughter hen, hatched on February 28rd, last year, laid her first egg on September 3rd, and up to April 12th, had laid 215 eggs, or ten more than her mother in the corresponding per- fod.

Worms are encouraged by morbid

the worms away. No destructive parasite can live in contact with this medicine, which is not only a worm destroyer, but a health-giving medi- cine most beneficial to the young con- stitution.

Age No Bar To Flying

Lindbergh Says Properly Trained Pilot Is Always Efficient Lindbergh will be flying as long as he can drive an.automobile, he told a group of reporters recently in ans- wer to the query as to whether he

America’s foremost pilot,"an aviator skilled in youth can fly as long as he can drive a car. Tersely he dis-~ posed of the oft-repeated conjecture that he might give up the air as greater responsibilities caused many persons to think that he would he safer on the ground.

“I see no reason why I shouldn't fly,” said Colonel Lindbergh. “If a pilot has been properly trained he is just as good when he is old as when he was young. Some of the best pilots in service today are get- ting along in years.”

New York City claims a popula-

Wyoming, North Dakota and South Dakota combined.

4 ‘Canada “iton (2), Brantford, . i . ed and died of starvation, Burwash Press office in New York to the Beli A Crtawa, Toronto (4), Hamlton CO Trae, Sa ae a ee ares, Danie ln a clargy nui ber a news: | lived on and carried out his scientific ‘eiephone experimental radio station John, Qoabee City Mopar 3) iegiaa, Sarkatoon,CaNgSo iscatos Pep oh < - ont emine. ‘A mission, He has now been ordered by at Whippinay, N.J., by wireless v —$—$—$—$— — eang valveems end ule Wes jegecune an ac sOhio} coal Rene, Wireless to make an investigation in- telephone, Centre

The World’s Air Will Be Headquarters ee rcebneide Is Prediction

In Next f Only a decade or two henc+ an

Automatic Machines Used Wi over to a re-write man who took the 3 hen . ie mining the ground and may cause them to collapse. The fire that a Amaze Many City Denlieee report of the demonstraticn from the| The Barred Plymouth Roe aut airplanes and airships may p Le moment's anger started 45 years ago certainly turned out to be a bigger! anaemia Responsible For Most| ‘The combine, the machine whicn|#sing reporter, belonging to the dats eet ing British ports for ait quarter ce

= th vho starte y 4.” | “ 4 s “ay f the University of Saska' Neches a of Ue world thing than the men who started it ever imagine Of the Ills Of Girls and cuts and thrashes grain in a single| hough the reporter in the planc| of the y ee ner pullet |the Empire a ee apie

ly as 5 regularly vay, from sailing ship

coach to railw to the steam and oll-driven leviath~

today, from the horse to the a, aie os palloon to the airplane the great job of anmhilating time and space goes on. And at each new step, in each successive phase, Eritish inventiveness, British engin- eering, and British pluck are to the fore. In the air as on the waters, Nature has marked us down as the

4 | taking Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. It is} own. Prizes Given For Best Display In ditions of the stomach and bow- A careless workman, or a dishonest contrastan nesiects fs zu ae established fact that these pills] Other machines which would Groneny Stores ele ‘and so subsist. Miller's qvorm | centre of the world—London Daily Sufficient quantity of cement in the foundations of a building or in the plers| create an abundance of new rich amaze the cit: “ ” Powders will alter these conditio | Express. e city dweller with their] A “Canada Week” was held re- finost immediately and will sweep| ©*P

Plant a Tree~

If every householder would plant one or more trees, it can be readily seen what a great difference would be made in the appearance of the community. The man who plants a tree does something for his city, for the present generation and for pos- terity. Trees are cheap and easily had. Why not plant one or more this year? Plant shrubs too, for they add much to the beauty of any home ond any city.

g be t : * Pi boy who by sticking his finger in the small hole in a dam saved his country | Pile ey ae Rae heara Hor, Mins turee Months Of cay pany PSS wyucors iy We eee expected to taper off his flying as he SSeS from inundation. We delight in the personal histories of great men and | couple of boxes there was no doubt| Business activity generally in Can-|O0F Space were devoted to the dis- grows older, In the opinion of Farm Is Best

With grade cows selling for more than $100 at auction sales, with all farm products selling at high prices, this is not the time for young men to be leaving the farm and going to the cities to work for a bare, and of- ten a miserable living.

Splitting Headache

Minard’s will drive it away. Bathe the forehead.

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All These Advantages For Farm Construction

% " hold and you live in danger of z {ton with the colonization depart-| or dealers, or mailed direct on receip: et: rn stronger and yet stronger attacks, ‘hip in the Brandon Aero Club are! ment of the Canadian National Rail-| 0f price by The T. Milburn Co,, Ltd.,| is simply lead. ge E Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy applying for pilot licenses; this num-| ways and the Cunard Line, Several| Toronto, Ont. —_——- ee 3 taken early, will prevent incipient per being more than that required tc| more family movement = eon | ae Takes Millions Of Years F. - a y vi ents " i i erg } pee teat peril pater and form a club, The school of instruc:|same auspices will take place during| .,O0° of, tue Rewest dictionaries) 1¢ pas recently been computed thar New Bo ‘ Se |tion has secured favorable rates and| the year. S| gives two pronunciations. One must| +. most remote objects made visible I noticed your wite sitting by the!it is figured that the approximate) (= for the public and the other for}, the largest telescope are so far Improved ; window sewing this morning. 1) cost to the students wil! be about! Worms feed upon the vitality of| "1? snmouncers. Busy uate ataccesueaty travelling Ed io thought you told me she was i117”) $200. children and endanger their lives. A at 186,000 miles per second, 140 mil- ge 3 “So she was; but today she’s on the} sox simple and effective remedy is Moth-| Many a man forgets what he}jion years to span the distance be- cl mend!” | There is no poisonous ingredient | ®* Gt@ves’ Worm Exterminator. ought to know and knows what hé} tween them and us, ‘ ee SS Seas, jin Eo OME cont EDD yey and it ae? ought to forget. ee + Hq used withor e r in- isfied p a8 Safe 4 5 f oe A town is made beautiful by each! $4. ut danger or in-) : oney Sate : Se _ Will Hold Ploughing Matches % Stet ene doing his share in fixing up his|> | A man deposited $10,000 in a bank. é Some thirty-five points in Sas- ee z own property. It's a case of “You in| ‘The typewriter is credited to c, L,|* te Weeks later he approached the| A GREAT katchewan have already signified gees your small corner and I in mine.” | Sholes, printer editor. teller and demanded his money. Hel their intention of holding ploughing rs ee | was asked if he did not want to leave| 9 matches or ploughing demonstrations r = a F ——_|# small balance. “‘No,’" he Be el 5 this year and it is expectel there will % “I want my mone.” So the teller S| i F . : | be still more. eh Simple Precautions Against FLU counted out $10,000. By this time| MRS RUSSELL Takes Any Fire- L a line of people had collec —y , c people had collected, each 1 Customer—You say this material Decoration Proof

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At Its Beginning

two years. The International Boundary

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