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'ma might Wen develop mm ° per' rw Herald has had I Llmnge O. igreatiy reduced in numbers and force msnent body. meeting at regular in- “ l ` lin the prairie Provinces excepting fervels for exchense of views and hem' Like PM °“ me “ay '° Dam' lalberta, and quite negligible in Brit- e,mel,leuc“_ ascus, it has seen the light, and in l lsll colluubll And A rlsmu tide of
M present’ ll ls polluted out' there the enthusiasm of a convert it has conservativism from coast to coast
is a complete lack of co-operation 5
_ between the educational authorities , l t ` H ` Muuuollnl has lil, uwu my ul deal. of the diflerent provinces Therefore, mio" °" he tempemnce ques On' in with the habits and morals of
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THE GHARLUTTETOWII GUARDIAN Notes By The Way
` l'rea|||sua-W. Chester li. alelmve.
_ . _ .Ln . . . o. *_' lexus us.'s:?m:r_l.f“|=.‘s:s';|rn?¢¢. s°o°c:.':s°¢:°s|i:co'r'-D. K. ocnia The extent of the Liberal ilefesit
Ylee-President-J. B. Bullitt.
tue im ner un uavssui monica is c:gn-a» me united anus( in Ollilflo is truly remarkable in
lefalagl Daily (founded IMT) 55.00 per vu-' (ll: sdvsneet delivered. vmw of the Pollucal hlswry of the
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1929 ."‘°“‘“°= °i°°° "‘° °°°“'=‘°° W"
zucounsomo rnosrscrs ‘ciblo for such textbooks as might be lmmhlp ol John Smdneld MW
selected for national use by an in- uluuuld_ who hm been lender of the
1* is i“1m°“ Wi “°i“"i f° "'i°‘°° terprovincial conference. each pro- la-eroru. party in Upper canada pre- naanacuns-mm. aim Umuial.
vi/ef H vi°*°W- C““°‘““° °°“‘°"“‘ vinco contributing a share or the vicuslv- There had been no party in be
tives in the past two years have had wsu md the Federal Government old Canada until Nova Scotia, and One of the difficult propositions th; much w encourage mem* md lo llls. lm _ The Ontario plm or New Brunswick were brought into that faces a. physician ,is to tell whe-
aLso ass ng . thc
my tm pmsent very general “_ such substitute method as the may the Unioxl. Tlftcr that event the Re- ther or not a patient complaining of layed the wmlng of lt. And no wow Notation that the next federal elec- 1 form par y n Ontario assumed the headache is lieally suffering. der um Wm see n change of admmistrr orities approve, cou d thus be ex- name of the Llbel-B1 lm.ly_ As you lmuw lu ullmeulu of heut' of
tended to cover the Dominion. The 'I‘he first Federal government at lung, kidney, skin, liver and so forth, U
lim li ONBWI- British C°i“mbi“ cost lo the lndlvlduul provluceu would Ottawa took the name of Liberal- there are 'objective' symptoms which Ze
and Bukst/chewan, which had been t ll ll “_ Conservative, and was made up of the physician readily recognizes, but _ in the grip of the Liberal machine, F: oozpara 1 Zy Boillliidlilutllime 5es-‘“” equal number of ministers from when it is s ‘headacl'ie’, it is a diner- cgmmuents' ha hu been ‘ble to
gs pare” W me' the Conservative and Ref ' P
l _ll, y ll . orm parties. ent matter.
me lm” for wen y ie years me Pfiliaiil' in iii* C3-1° °i Pi“'e“i4 °f under the leadership of John A Mac- If ther is s tem rature in d as
ioined the Conservative column; and, large “mul” in reduced clmum_ donald. “John A." and ,_John 'sand_ or décregsed Wlsefeor H ;he:°:°‘ followed on the invention of the spec.
Ontario, after three years of Conser- stancesl neld.. were mmlllm. names ol, opposed constant contradlon of an “ce
vstive administration, has confirmed Lastly’ stress ls md dn the dl5ad_ party leaders, but John Sandfleld mugdeg, the hggdgghg 5, umm, gen- 5:2; wescopes; he ummnely “_
both the administration and its pol- vantage 0! usmg American textbooks Macdonald also formed his govern- u|ne_ 1; there 1, increased pull, ol. dv
. .ll lml l ll ment partly of Reformers and partly pmgsul-e Over me S clul n l uh .
ide" by 'n me" 9 ng ma or y' in Canadian schools These text pe °W“° ° Bi‘°lmd il-‘5~" Which i~i\°“8i1 Y" ff°m}
- ‘ of Conservati es. Th it b'
In tm Case of the Mun" tw° Pr°` books, to say the least, do not assist Liberal Conseivative, :grid theemtiwls fiziiealiy ::gw?;.?i:a;ei`r:tg°lThsh;:tuixi:; mul' is in mm” ww! “my complete"
vine" the “H of the Liberal mmm' in the ‘fostering of a Canadian na- Chieftains. before opposed. became ol head “n
istl-ation was the natural result of sl “mal splrm It lt be true’ as some allies. If the-re is a swelling of the eyelids, :l
formed. Its first .separate govern- ment as a province was under the
Behr of
'nic Loucoa 'runes uurcry sup-
plemen _ ‘
interes -
l so bv
K thematician, astronomer and lecturer,
and
bridge University Prose. The Times rev
capable of providing almost any num-
tofootobes-10,oontainsan in
ting ana thought compelling other postage ctamp en fm °¢. ii" ni-ct
view of “The Universe Around Us.”
Sir James Jeans, well-known ms- 0!
which was published by the Cam- I-l
iewer seys that this great book is
of reflections, from which. never- ess, one stands out clearly-that author must have thoroughly en-
hh
has penny representing the time he lived
postage stamps until you have I Di-1°
pile l tion so far as astronomy oth Boo. P1'0b_li-'fly stretches before civilised humllliii-"l The question naturally arises who-
ther Sir James Jesus really means that
PPC
poctagsstsmprepressnis timehe boencivililcd,Ulothiokl`ieBo!t.he
an uncivilised state. Now stick an-
tnreprssentt.hanext5.000yeers‘~ civilisation, and keep sticldoe 011
high ss Mont Blanc. Even now forms an inadequate representa- of the length of the future which.
no serious accident is likely to n to us in such an epplllinl 1008
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‘haslived unearth. The thiakneu of .
what The Universe ui.
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Wh'atever' if ig fetuilr deposits in I Amqm la duo Bank om bring reelimiim
disintegration that has been in pro- Edward Blake became leader of the. ll mu b , kld
l equal calibre are available in certain sandfield-Macdonald covemment and may bg an eu, couultlon wlm m
_ - y
uw natural °“"°°m° M an mmm” courses, then the volumes required became the hrst Liberal Premier of ,ell hmm ailment; there is s change
should be prepared at once. If neces- °“"“'i°' Late’ he resigned that 01' in the individual’s manner. Ho may dgvigg gf th, compo;-gtivg m¢th°d_
tration which had kept its pre-elec- tion promises and P15065 b€f0Y9 the
time to devote himself to Dominion
_ sary the authors selected by the edu- U l d on t d beC°m€ Silipid. excitablo, confused, the P°°Pi" " S"“igh"°'“""d d°°1‘"“”'°“` rational authorities to compile these a Us an ver MDW” suwee ed hav” dmi°““5' ‘indinl W°fd°» 1°” °f express train would take to reach the
pf its aims. and purposes. ` him as one of the greater Liberal memory and so forth so cum
volumes should be ar nteed s fair ~
R L’ freely .dmlmd that uber!! 'Ku H leaders of Ontario. Mowats long and clluuueu of chmcler such H me 0! in
return for their work by the pro- brilliant career as provincial Premier brulallly neglect of duty ,mums ne
FUCCCSSCS °f ’°°9“i5 Years bfi" been vlnmll wllh the 1:-ede,-algovemmem, began in 1872 and continued until wlllluul reason
obtained not through consideration parmlpatlngl July, 1896. a period of 24 years. True meluncllolla ls usually Neo? ilxlwn to our telescopes, “gm from
of the best interests of the country The uuesllon ofsumdaraiaing au tart- M°“'°i W” ‘“°°~°°‘i°d 1" ihe Lib' nizes by the physician. which takes 14o.ooo ooo years to
1PreihifOtlbHd ' -
but of the party. The decline of Lib- books throughout Cmad! has h_e_ II 31;; he rl; erin); o mn ti;l!'e0m;’an;i;ni’ Prof. E. Erben, Vienna, tells ug that 1-“gh ug, 1; ig gggy fo ggggg this gmt,
h be i i , 5’ ' r where the pllysiciun can’t fin "“u“" ” °“ “ p’°°°” 5”" qucntly been suggested, but there are l sir .lchn Macdonald had died in iacl able-:uve symptoms me men,dk;‘;_’; °’
th’ ”"°°p“°“ °f the Ki” G°"“"" dimcultles in the way which mustbe i ehd Leurier'had risen io power in Well and Des about mp " ` 6"
t, wh n it began tinkering with i 1593_ d ti d to in ch 1-l 8 wmk’ ,but ms
me" ° considered. The ideal textbooks forl es ne "ma at e ead complains all the- time of headache, agination; but a passage such as the
the tariff for sectional support, and the Maritime Provinces would mmb l of the Dominion affairs until 1911. he should be suspected of ,maunseb following immediately cans up .I "_
ru udvu lu e The eople |Ontarlo continued to give~ Liberal ,
in sa” " 5 5' P ally lay stress on the particular geo- l lorltles ln fed, al ual, th 0 `h_ 11123 that is ‘!elsn1hs' or _feklnsr sponsive mental picture:
have learned that this is not states- / _ "na r a 5 r ug This is especially true if he ro- "For all but a 500th part of iislong
manship but small politics, and from
the Pacific to the Atlantic they are awakening to the fact that if Canada is to grow in proportion to its natur-
‘1 ‘dvantages it must be through a b00i<S Mil-lpted to the use of all the ierai Progressives This body became se
politic., sysmm which Wm recognize Provinces in Canada could be pre- ‘ numerous and powerful enough to medicmmand thus ‘Wing wheip him
graphy, industries, agricultural re
sources, fisheries, etc., of this part of Canada, and it would require some variation to make the same books
suitable for Western Canada. Text-
out the long and successful Laurier regime.
In later years the farmer move-
ment had sprung up, known by vari- ous names in different. provinces, as United Farmers. Progressives or Lib-
the claims of the whole Dominion, sein
'run scnoousoon lviUpm.i: Vi“°i“i inte”-‘i~ In 'iii-1 if/“Y ii1°.@X`~ In the nrst election after the war ‘°“““"°“' “‘““"" “ °i“"i"i‘ ”"°"»i
_ pense could doubtless be reduced; the in 1919 the Conservative party suher- 'mid hc°nSupa£1°n'bef on
W v ne
‘ . bout the one
, 1 to tb 1.; id ga d _ ,ed a severe defeat in Ontario and only B e sm en we 5
In I Seri” 01 ei'-V9” Bfiicii'-‘S °“ man X °° 5 c°“ be 5 n “mu 25 of lg mcem-bers found seats in the sided headache, migraine. This is ago stamp uppermost. on too of the
»-1-ne scnoclboolr Muscle," the Mon- ed *iif°“8h°"i Cami" “iid me _ Leglslalm is agalhst 45 Umm thought to be sue to overworir, men- obelioir. 'rhoheight of the whole struc- ueul Heruld dlscuuses euuclllluuul courses, at the same time, would re- ' . tai or physical, which interferes wflh ture may be taken to represent the
Farmers, 29 Liberals and 12 others. _ V
dimculties which are not confined to tain B d,i-Si-infiive P"°Vin°iai m’~V°i" Four years later in 1923, the Conser- the MHS “bmw W ewan” the bi°°d' time that h” elapsed sm” the "nh
Don‘t be satisned to have fr uent was bom. -On this scale, the thickness
ited Farmers and Liberals.
pallsdv however' und supplemented al capture the Government of Ontario As you know most an headaches uv
md emu” mr the producers “stable comparatively liiiie wet by one or isgfmpwfuer Digry Sled Exe pljovzwe are due to overuse of the eyes, or to perienoe in some eloquent concluding
nukei' in their mm cmmtw' two books featuring matters of pro-I g our ye S' `.pp° d y H" solne digestive disturbance with gssiplssagés of his book:-
llw provmce of Quebec and whl¢ll_ It will be recalled that the Stewartlvative party, led by Howard Fergu- eq
ln ene ai ' of interest to Government, when in power, entered i S011. deféilied Y-ht? Dfllfll Goveffimefii headaches; there is always a cause of
3 9 1' Wai are and you should hcl
ln p your physician to
leucllersl uludems and purenls into negotiations with the other and secured 75 ‘if the H2 seats dlscover that can
M ml G ts th the Assembly, only one less than they 59'
throushcut Cahede- “ me °v"“me“ ‘°’ ° im' has prior to the ci.-solution or 1919. H°’“i°°i‘°= “nm l’°“ for the duties It is suggested. first of all, that i'°55 °f standardizing "°h°°1 text' In the general election of 1926 the and pleasure’ °f me- ,
"lwolboolu Cost lm much l,mfeS_ books and thus reducing the cost to Fel-gllgon Govemmel-ll, again won 75
lm, Dolan' ol. Reulna' B leudlng edu_ the general public. We have heard [seats in the Assembly, which ha,din_ m-
cationalist of the West and principal ”°thi“g °f the Prove” °i thi-’ Piim'°re°sed tu 77 before the reoem' dis
' d th vl clal ln solution This year‘s election gives;
of the Regina Collegiate Instiiuteis Un el' 0 present pro n adm - ` mst 9 lb`_ d"1`»l?’ _
,_ istration In the last two years, me pany 91seM5'as nga L _ ;` ., ` tif
Ul°i¢d N *Wills i-hai Dl'i¢@S H~€ I erais. 3 Progressives, 1 United Farm twenty-nve per cent. too high. In Change” i““’° been mme in 5°i‘°°i cr, while 6 doubtful and 1 deferred onturlo amy' accordlng lo an e,luCa_ curricula which necessitated the pur- elections, 2 independent Conserva- tlpml aumorlly ln Montreal' are chase of many new textbogkg, but tives and 2 Liberal Progressives com-
1 it th t 1] .
bool” uvulluble at equllable prlcesl there is no indication that these peut ‘Sha ilb al le d Sim] ir
, B h e L er a er a
Tim i’°5~50H fm' 0niBi`i0'S ilfivafliage changes were made with - View to and the Prohibition leader Lethbridge
is that the Ontario government many reducmg me mst t'° the purchaser' suffered defeat and every member of
m4ZM,¢\.$
wuar, 'rns:N, is Lira i
"What, then, is Life!" a youth and
maiden cried,
years ago Bésured B subslanllal price The I-lerald‘s suggestion of Domin- me pe;-guson Government was re- “A path through sunlit fields, s. carol
reducllon to me llubllc by adoptlnn ion-wide co-operation on the subject lelccted. The present tendency
, ’ ' f
. poll” of govemmem Ownership of of gglmdal-dlzatlon and pl-we l.educ_ throughout the Dominion, in view 0
tion of textbooks is obvlousl well
the Ontario election and the Nova
EBV.
The way before us wrapt Ln golden
haze,
copyrights and plates of he author- y iscotia plebiscite is toward govern- whose depths hold hell-seen ‘hopes
hed ieXib°°ks- AS B step towards infchtloned and may lead i° beneii' iment control of-the liquor tramc in equaiizing prices throughout Canada, a. cial "es“ii°~ all the Dl”°ViH°€5 and 5 Fei"-im i'° the
conference issuggested of educational ' ' ' aulhorllleu from every provlncevmeeb UNKINDEST CUT OF ALL The attempt to organize the farm-
? ers as s separate political party in
two party syst=m in politics
of_ glad amaze."
"What, then, is Lifei" s caxeworn pil- grim sighed, ' "A wasted land of battle onset grim,
me n omwa with B representative federal and provincial affairs, which (War without glory fills each weary
of the Dominion Government sitting F°"“°'1y “ ismng and eve" vw at one time had obtained a foothold
day)
in. at which the complete problem im” Champmn °! pr°mbm°"' and in all the provinces except Quebec, Aland offrowning peaks and chasms
ghcujg bg gully di_;¢u_<_§gd_ such an im °PP°“°“i' “P W Within 5 1"’ has shrunk to much narrower limits. mwmrovlnclul educallonal mnl.el__ weeks of the plebiscite, of any sys- It is now dead in the Maritime Pro-
tem of government control the Hali-
one so far as to satirise Prince Ed-
uard Island for its now isolat/°d po
vlnces, greatly diminished in Ontario,
is apparent.
grey."
"What, then, is Life!" an aged man
replied.
“A wistful, backward glance, s mel-
lowcd road, '
A patient vigil as the wstchfirea pale, The peaceful end of a perplexing
tale."
-Lewis Whlrton.
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Spain is considering the usiaib-
. g I
in no two provinces are the samer In saturday 5 155" °'pi’°“°d B ca" his countrymen. Personally he says llsllmenl ol u spmluh Automotive
textbooks used throughout the school t°°“ depicting ° de-i°°i'°d mn’ ml" he is dry in s country overwhelming-
course, and in few provinces are any .wearing im wg “P'E'I"' “mms “U
I i 26 il . b L the
"°" ”“”“’°’ °' i°""’°°i‘-S ““°i‘°i’i“' by himself on mp of A hu” Wm' :ox;:e:\s:ri)¢:ucnilcri;g1:iiik'iltti;5, the °d Wm.” 5" th’ “me "3 iii°5e in wagon’ "om wmch uncomroruble D¢r capita consumption among the use elsewhere. The effect of this is p°5m°“ he seem’ in '“°m°“t“'7 d“.“' men is set down at more than twice two-fold. Multiplication or in-zvicucl 2°’ °' failing' The °““'°°°“ L’ i‘°’d‘ "lei f1m°““i U"i“‘° i"'““°°» miy
Volumes results in small sales for each, ed: "rm Alone." enpcz- r but iittie wine and it brings
md 5° keeps up prices; 'md' eve" eav drinkin 'in Ital is done in more important from the educational EDITORIAL NOTES th? wnlimon puifng hon; when no point of view, thousands of Cana- fl-hos, who huve been looklnu, to food is sold with drink. "I see no dian children compelled by eirfrlim' ontario for a sign have had a sign Im” in pemuzlng °ther,°1”s" Wm atancn to move from one provinceto "59 wine m m°d°"'u°“" “id Mu'
given io them. .. _
mom” ln me mum of mel! school lsoiini in sn interview. We are curs
¢\\`¢¢l’S~ IPB hl!Id1¢HPP¢d by bein! Despite assurances that the new ylntend mm, gwgy with (hem-but r¢||ui'red to completely re-orient car ferry would be ready by the-fail gradually. When the complaint' ia themselves to a totally unfamiliar or ioso, no tenders have yet been imlde *im* °»Pi°°° I °i°°° ii' ‘"4 course of textbooks. called for the construction of the ' ~
. in fi ._ 3
The suggested remedy for this i steamer. Surely an explanation would Wm” 'wen thménd vi ye ns'
ly wet. The national consumption of
no izicney into the country.
ed in Italy by the low-class bars, and
there is no appeal I have closed
industry with an annual output of 20,000 cars. `
~i
Mild weather favors the movement
of potatoes and they are going gwsy in shiplosds. strange to say. we im- Pori lliples. some of which are grown in fsr-of! British Columbia, and which should be grown 'here at home. The potato ig 5 "||Ȣmlq- apples," a pomme do tens, in the lhflinisge of France. Just as good apples can be grown here as in'Nova Bootle, as has been proved, and just es cheaply. but roland people no not orchard-minded-n}.oro's the~pity,
.-_._
what the new tarllia the Males
willbelikeweahallnotknowfora month to come. A reaction seems to
give me time and I will close thom
clrmoulily ia Q subsidy as soon aepm- be in order. uw., '~ ;- ‘
have set in against jacking it up so hiv’ -.aewes at heat intemoq, .- _ ._ ._ .___ _ . t
m es sun, s distance which light traverses
fu-Sed i0 5° anything to help 'cure' journey the light by which we see the headache. Dr. Erben suggests this remotcst of visible nebulae tra- that the physician should prescribe veiled towards an earth uninhabited iiibieis Which Will sive a distinctive by man. Just as it was about to ar- C0l0r to 1-he urine and thus he can rive e whether the patient is taking the ear
-‘ it."
. He has spent s considerable part is lifetime in working mathemati- y at the `problems which underlie making of our universe and its
ont by the amazing development of tronomical observations which has
troscope, the invention of the photo-
hic dry-plete. and the building of
ed at a survey of "the universe;
d which he has already describedi his own mathematical language;
"plain man."
Distances and Man’s Life
He has given s new tum to the old
device which told us how long an
eight minutes. Today he-must eds deal with much larger distances h as that of the remotest nebula
the fact that man has been on th some 300,000 years without mak- any great impression on the im-
. (msn) sprang into being on th, and built telescopes to receive
The author recurs to this compara- ely small range of our present ex-
"Take s. postage stamp and stick it to a penny. Now climb Cleopatra's edle and lay thelpenny fiat, post-
tho penny and the-postage stamp
together represents the time that man
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DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY
di _ d he has now had the pleasant;
. Canadian school officials claim, that Y e 5 “ey cm um “N153 task of sitting down to explain it toi
_ be g ,
N” 1°: some mme' In the cue of no British or Canadian textbooks of L1 mls of on M10 and at the mst me headache' If pam is “wud the U10
Ontario, the Conservative victory was; °1°°ti°"i thereafter defeawd the back of the head near ear, there
future; itisnot possible, for instance. that some star may run into us and cut our future short for ever? I-Ie has. however. thought over this matter pretty thoroughly, and it may soothe the nerves of those who haveto cross our busy streets to learn that inthe astronomical world the danger ¢ be- ing-run down is distinctly smaller. "We would have to wait about a mil- lion million years before a star ran into us." ‘
Mystery of Our Exislollce. ” On the other hand, this calculation deepens the mystery of our existence, which dates, according to modem op- inion, from just such an exprssaiveiy rare encounter. About 2,000,000,000 years ago, the tidal disturbances rais- ed in our sun by the near approach of a passing star detached from it
our earth and the other planets. If such l ‘events only occur once every million' million million years, we ought scarce- lytohavehadschanceofcoming into beihg; and it may well be that at the present moment our planetnry system is the only one in the universe.
The number of stars in the galactic
system hes been variously estimated; with the great 100-inch telescope at Mount Wilson about 1,500,000,000,000 could be photogriiphed, Judging from
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Q. Where is Dalhousie University? A. Dalhousie University is in the
city of Halifax, N. S. It was founded by the Earl of Dalhousie in 1808 and the corner stone of the original build- ing laid in 1820. The first endowment was derived from a Fund resulting from the occupation of Castine, Maine, during the War of 1812-14. Universitypowers were granted in 1841. It was closed for some years from lack of support, by reopened and reorganized in 1863 since it has stead- ily grown in enrolment and influence. Ita centenary was celebrated by the raising of a large endowment fimd.
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WE ALONE have the aole
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satisfied purchnsers,
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Nothing Adds to or Detrggfg F P0111 Y.011r Rooms
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,YOUR FLOORS~
THE KEYNOTE or YOUR WHOLE
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No matter how you have you noon muh th
constant care to kéip them beautiful, M' ey Med
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FOB, LINOLEUM OR. SILCLOTH-Varnish Your Floor
twice or more yearly to kccp the color. bright ana au., ia prolong its life. You will find that your covorhig will wear years longer if treated in this way.
FOB PAINTED FLOOBS-Keep them new and bright
by giving s coat of Gllddens Paint-all tha nsvvesg shades,
For Hardwood Floors
USE OLD ENGLISH
` WAX
tank roiuhcc to beautiful
5 lustre llld lmllllts L hard. .......-*"‘°°“‘ cry elm of was that uses
the wear from the surface
beneath. Also good for lin- cleum. Price 1 Ib. .... 75°
cured
The flavor of H. & N. Black Twist is cured in-you'ii have the time of your life trying to chew it
BlA(I\ TWIST
out. Ask for it and enjoy yourself.
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