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perhaps your child is catching cold.

"v Or maybe it is constipation-a dis- order so common that 00% o! all children an aﬂected by it.

Give your child Castoria When a child is unusually “touchy” ltlswlss to give aluativs. But be aureto aahildﬁlaaative . . . not an ad laxative that may upset dlpﬂon and cause griping pain.

GiveOﬂtorial Itismadeespecrhlly fer children. They love its pleasant taste. Itis ntle, safe-yet eﬂeotive and

Ilcﬂﬁtandby" in 5,009,000 homes In more than 5,000,000 homes, mothers of children of all ages-from babyhood to ll ysare—give Castor-is lcr constipation-and for all those

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little symptoms that point to in‘ complete elimination.

Next time you take your child to the doctor for a regular check-up, ask him about Castoria. He will tell you that it contains no harsh, irritating i _, J" ‘ .1, such ingredients as are mild, ellcctive and suitable for chil n.

Buy the family-sire bottle. It is more economical.

Rory and Iris Gang —- Every Satur- day night your radio is the ticket window to a grand new allow-musical swprises presented by this! master ahoumrarw-Roq]. Tune in this Satur- day. Lrf the children listen, too. Columbia Broadcasting System, in.- cludiny stations CKA C’, Montreal, and CFRB, Toronto—8 dcloch E.S.T.

CASTORIA~

The Children's Laxative irom babybood to ll years

IIADAIBANE SCHOOL

GndeIIX-li-Ienryldacmnaldi 181% K.Oouslns 8Archle lﬂraebar

ondcvnr-r Jimmie Snowle a Bobble ma. - Grade via-Elmer cousins 2

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Grads VI—(Sr)—l Verna Mothe-

‘Mm. Gl'l& VI--(Jr)—l Ilsle Thacker- r- ' - .

Grade II-(a)—l Russel Mao- Dcnsfd, I Nlna Bloc: and Reggie

GradeIII—(c)—l Norma Mc- Lure I Ddwln Abbott 8 Paullne

Ihaoker. Grads 1I--1 ‘Thelma. McLurc 2 UMBIIII

lowland - gases r-r Lyela Delghah. I Donnie - Perfect Attendance

BONBHAW WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The regular monthly meeting of the Bcnshaw Women's l was held at the home of

Meeting opened by slnglng Institute Ode and repeating Creed.

Roll call was responded hto by naming a Poultry Hint. Minutes of prevlous meeting were read and ap- proved. Slot committee having taken rrult to slck In dlstrlct.

The following new committee's were appointed, Sick-Mrs. Geddle Macbeod. Mrs. J. W. Boyce. School-Aura. 5. Macleod, Mrs. John Msofhall. ErltertaInment-Mrc. Dan Darr- ach. Mrs. Elmer Crosby.

The Questlonnar-Ie on "Child Welfare” was completed. A very Interesting talk on “Flrst Ald,” which was areal-Iv colored by p.11, w“ glvcn M11. GOOGWlIl M80 ppm, Argyle ore. A heatry vote cf thanks was tendered to Mrs. Mac Phnﬂ (or her talk. The followIng program was carried out. Readlnz. Mrs. George Carson; Plano selectlon Florence MacLeod: Solo. Muriel MacDonald. A contcll WM P1111 ‘m- um and second prlses helm; won by Mrs. S. Macleod and Mrs. N- merg-uson. Meeting. closed by slnBl-"B "God Save The King". A dellcloua lunch was served by the hostess.

Next meetlng to be held at thv home o! Mrs. S. Beaten. Roll call to

. be answered wlth “ﬁrst Aid Hints.

GERMAN RTIMPS ONLY

BERLIIIN—Ge;man postage stamps eprywlllbepcrmlttcd Intheaaar

terrltorv after March I when mec- Ial celebration stamps on return of the terrlemr! to oer-many wlll be

TRY FASTER WAY T0 RELIEVE A 00H)

Discovery Bringing

Almost Instant Rellsf Io ‘Millions Follow Slmpla Directions: When you have a cold. ramcrnbc Ila alrnpls treatment pictured here . . . prescribed by doctors as the quick. sqfe may.

Results are amazing. Ache and dia- tresa go immediately. Because of Aapirirfs quick-disintegrating prop- erty. Aspirin "takes hol "- indantlv. Your sold ls relieved "quick as you caught it!"

All you do ls take Aspirin and drink plenty c! mote. Do this every 2 to 4 hours tbs ﬁrst day-lea omen aflerwardudfthroatlssorqthe Aspirin gargle will ease It ln as little I 2 minutes.‘

Ask your doctor about this. And. bosareycugctASPlRlN whsnyeu buy. It k made la Canada and all druulata have It. look loathe name Bayurhrthefcnncfacnnaonevary Aspirin tablet. Aspirin ls the trade mrkoIthaBsyar-Cornparmumltsd.

Wlththefrostwonhlsbelrl How the ‘ ‘ nations mourns! andhome

of who're-rt Could make those manly men:

On the haunting breezes borne Might

Of war by the people sworn

0 God. that the scaldlng tears 0f mother, sweetheart, wife, mght seal on the nation's soul

' ‘Ihesacxednessof llfel

--London, June 3'1. 1898.

POEM OF FRANCES WILLARD DISCOVERED

Within the hour before the IPrances Willard Memorial service at Rest Cottage, on February 17. began, there was found among old , ,. In Rest Cottage the original manu- srmlpt of a poem wrltun by Frances Willard and published In the West- minster Gazette. London, England. June 30, 1893. All England was mourning the loss of the "Vlcwrla" wlth most of her crew when she was rammed by a. sister shlp d naval manoeuvers off the coast Syria. The survlvora were being brought back to lllngland and Dover was throngedby and friends o! the two offlccrs and crew of the Ill-fated battleshlp.

Miss Willard was tn England at the tlrne. and moved by the tragedy wrote the poem.

DRINK -—THE DESPOILER OF PEACE '

By Mark H. C. Haylcr. Ibrceutlve Secretary, World Prohlbltlon Fed-

eratlon. ‘The two race destroyers," sald Richard Cobden. In 1835, "are llquor and war.” No rightly informed per- son could be found to dispute that statement. So true ls It, there can never be pcﬂoe 1n the world whlle the llquor traffic exists. for It ls antagohlstl to all the best lnterat of mankind, and ls peculiarly like war In Its methods of propaganda and the results of Its actlvltles. DrlnkhasbecnsaldmbotheWwlh sister" or war, and. Indeed. they are Inseparably and inextricably al- soclatsd both on the battlefield and on the home front. Like war. the organized llquor truffle has no respect for persons, and lts con- tempt for law Is becoming Inter- nationally proverbial. If the "wet" ramiﬁcations of the past twelve years are any crlterlon. then, In simple, Irrvlolable and unaasallable fact, the llquor traffic Is war. Slncc the “noble experlrneu " In the

organized and powerful “w " group. on an international basls of mem- bershdpyhas waged economic war- fare on all nations friendly towards aobrlety, In 1932, several Govern- ments and some lnternatlonal ln- stltutlons, In all thIrty-flve. par- ticipated In a Parls conference setting out such a Dolley and m- gaglngln anerffcrttomakeltef- fectlve.

THE "WET" MENACE T0 WORLD PEACE

‘mat the llquor tra-fflc ls a men- ace to world peace; that It deliber- ately Interferes In ‘omestlc govern- ment with threats to boycott trade: that It Is responsible for. and con- tinues to engage ln, ruIn-nmnlng. boctlegglng. and slmllar plratleal ex- ploits, would not be dlflfcult to prove. The llquor traffic. llks war. knows no law. The year that the World Prohlbltlon Federation was founded was the year that Iceland went "dry" 1909. It ls a slgnlfloant date, for the gathering forces o! llquordcm, not so well-organlsed la now. concentrated on that gallant little country. desplte the hearty en- dorsement of the rrohlbltlon Law by the Danlsh King, Frederlrt the mlghth, and planned Its deltructlon. At an opportune tlme, Spaln and France threatened a double tarlff. Iceland was llterally garrotted. Ef- forts were made to secure a fresh market for drled cod-the staptl} industry of Iceland-An order defeat the boycott whlch meant economic dlaster for hundreds of famllles. ‘there are economic arma- ments as dead as any “Big Barthes". This bottle- ylng went on untll the wave of depresslon made Iceland vuncrable Io attack. A slmlllar story can be told or 11n- land. The "wets" declared that they would no. tolerate "thIs American manla" (Prohlbltlon). ‘me rumor of a loan from France had Its psycho- logical effect at the rlght tlrnc, and Finland was forced off the "dry" standard. slnce when has been heard of the loan. Workhll through thelr agents In the varloul parliaments of the world, the "wet" control thetr Interests to tremen- dous advantage.

N0 BAR-Bill! T0 DOOSI

At the World lccncmlc Confer- ence (London. 1083). the “web” made a sinister attempt to slve a lead to the Increased consumptlm

Sweden. IndIa, the propsnnd In f at wlnewenld not Muhammad by one fav

plead m. the speedy dieath | the

aux-Ions relatives

Unltsd States, a thoroughly well-l

orwlneundbutfcrthetlnnly . tests of Denmark.

crlng the nape and‘ pm u- ther cannon " m‘ “H.113 .... I

wlllbcllrevlredtoﬂllllfllﬂ" ohms States." A rmrhr “W! her why she chose drink as the subject of her maiden 596mb» W

against llquor slncs I WM W91‘!!! years old, ‘way back In Virginia. andtheflrstllersonlhadaﬂllll with about It was my fathg‘. A you“ man drank too mllc 0n! nlght In our house and I didn't think 1t was fair. r been ﬂrht then te hunt up arguments extinct old men who knew what they were gang piesslng drinks on 18110111“ YB"

Labor members have once or twlce hurled “Black Nafwl" ‘at 14d? Astor because or her cmollllon to beer, but she has talked even more emphatically Bﬂﬂlnﬁt the "1780! barons and , whiskey lords and tlcket-‘cf-leave men from the drink

Vlhilr Python

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told. hlm

untll long after suhrue

"My verree dear alrl. As Benson lndubltabl!

. . . These must be cbtalnedl" He shrugged fat ‘ " "T“ .

gathered faults of two a veritable [o-

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rut clmaoum IIIOICAL

uncommon AND LIII

IIIUIANGI coup/mill IN CANADQ

EYI HEALTH

The moatlmportant faculty which weposseaslsthatofslghtAsa matter cf routine. the baby's eyes,

tar blrth. should be

Iaunedlatala‘ at

treatedwl afewdropsofsllver nitrate solutlon. Such heatment prevents thalmla neonatal-um whlch h apt to lnad to bllndncs.

Ophthalmla eonato lllll is the term used to desclbe the sore eyes of newborn bablcs. It Is an Inﬂam- mation usually caused by the gono- coccuh, whl h germ galns entrance to the baby's eyes durlng dellvery when the baby comes In contact wlth an Infected blrth canal.

It ls carelessness, Ignorance. or a peeullar attitude of consider-Mon for parents which brlngs upon help- less children an Irrepanble mlsfcr- tune in the loss of sljht. This af- fllctlon could ‘be readily prevented

the routine placing of drops of var nitrate solutlon Into each of ghrembabys eyes immediately after The normal healthy human body hasagreatreurvecfpbwelnand so It ls able to meet unusual "a- mands. Nevertheless. It Is well to remember that there ls a llmlt to the reserve. and also that If the re- serve fs called upon too frequegtly, lt becomes exhausted.

‘rhose who use their eyes at lose work all day should give them some rest durlng the evenings and not devote all their tune to read- Ing. Whsn you do read, see that you have sufflclent llgbt whlcr nelthsr shines Into the ayes nor re- ﬂected the glans of the paper. It does not matter which chowder the llght cornea over. This Is of Import- ance onlgodln wrltlng when. for a rlghthan harem, the light should come over the left shoulder In order that the shadow of the hand may not fall on the work.

There Is nothing harmful to the

a

oyauaboutre Inbedvrovlded thellghtls andthspcracn Isaepropperluponplllowsastc

be In a aemI-slttlng posltlon. _ When reading or using the eyes steadlly at work, It ls advisable, from tlme to tlrne, to look up and out of the or at some dls- tant pomta, as thln l llama the eyes from foeuslng continually on something that Is close at hand. Readlng on trains or tram-cars Is

light may, be dlm. and there may be dlfflculty In focuslng on account of the motloni

“Never poke at your 0am“: tlnre Ill’ a“, M, Q”: akllled hands are requlred to re- rnoveltorclsrarlous harm ma! bedoneDonotuut anything Into theeyemunlsntblabubeenvﬂ- scribed Y someme who knows

i Andifound h. note books. Sunrise found hlm fifteen B11168

about; twelve hundred , plain level. Forty-odd gruelling mlles Lay between hlm and the Valley of Peace. He could see the

top of the gorge. But w-Ith no suc-

cess.

Dlsalcpolntedly be replaced It and rcsrnncd hls way.

The falnt droning of an aero- plane engine caused hlm to slop and anxlcusly scan the sky.

An R A. l". Scout. ﬂying very ‘ow, was coming In hls dlrealon. The pllot seemed to be havlnl epglne trouble.

A spate of rrhlngled Laltln, Eng- llsh and Bengal! poured forth from K. B ashewredffhls yellow robe and started

rllded down towed ‘and; come lower: still, touched: and tsxled forward.

K.

emotion experienced at the mentl"

The young R. A. I‘. lieutenant looked at hlm over the edge of the

mo-

cochplt. purnledly.

"Who are you‘! I bad engine trouble, so your- luok was In! Any- ‘hlng wrong?"

K. B. laughed hysterically and - ‘ ustsd by hls exertions, squat- ted on hls hams and dredged forehead with a crooked foreﬁnger.

The pllot scrutinized hlmkeenly.

"Anything wrong?" he repeated. "Youke a Bcngall. aren't you?" K. B.'s fat calves qulvered. .

"Absolutely. But brave u llcn on demand!" he responded. "I am also more. I arn on most bally Important Government lruslneul I am Secret Service! Know In Slmla as K. B. I have most important news, alrl The aruny of Chorjleff. In the Val- ley M Peace-—-—" ,

"I've seerrem. DIrw-looklns lot of . What about ‘em! OIIcr-Jleff, of corn-sci"

"General Sahlbl ‘has sold -.rnw ls Mongol-Tartar-Bur-Iat; and few ofthesaIdtlurdkIndﬂButItIsM lonslr commanded by Mister

Aloohﬂﬂl, l“ college -» NON Jlllbo

mod. mlfcrafellowd nasnsllils

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"I'll Just read ‘em over ... o. 1m. ..-Well. good- .II‘1l,do my best u» BOtH-Q-fosendswntdrlngplane

start,- He was wlptng hls glasses. be continued) .

Secty-Manager Biden Tenders Resignation

EUJFAX- February $-—A Pro vlnclal Ilkhlbltlon wlll be held In Bell-fax this year from senwmocr ao to October 5. Ir, wlll be prlmarlly an Isrlcultural show. and will be pm. Parcd by a new secretary-manager. ‘rhls was declded at a mee of the lbrhlbltlon Oomrmsslon ln - fa! . tcrday at which Becretay- Manmr a. n. Blden tbllddrgd 111; redgnatlon, declaring OO-Operﬂtbn of the Provlnclal Government was lacking.

Appolntment of a

lilted the ‘lﬂlmlltural and of the sxhlbltlon be looked after by A. W. McKenzie. lecturer at the Agricul- tural College and rrranager or the Museum man to assist hlm In the Indirstrlal and

enltartaléairréent dlvlslons. . n, tendc hls real;- Illll . said he hailing not sought

the postlon and whlle he had re- Nlvﬂd l0!!! support the uncertain- tyofhllllﬂlltlonwaenotlnthe

m‘ ‘heat Interest of the Ilxhlbltlcn. and

‘fit ll only natural that the Gov- tI should desire Its own ap-

"l ‘w "l8 w ‘ of the Department .0: Alrloulture. 1t was lmpoaslble to carry on." m. Biden declared. He promised full assist- ance to hls

"The altuatlon has been leading lip to thls for a long tlme," sald ﬁlo ﬂllyor. relatlni how Mr. Ilden had told hlm he could not can-y on In the way tblnga 1rlbute to the wort

I-I

was pald by Aldermen Smeltser Donovan and others.

Appllcatlons for the posltlcn were read frmn H. R. Bowman. who

were going. of Mr. Blden .

Simply A~nrazing|

The wonder still grows that so good a m as MORSFS BLUEQOSE TEA can be sold

at so low a price-only 45 cents per pound: I .

Irnports“

Dwlnt the year 1934, 946,395 pounds of cheese were Imported In- to Canada as compared wlth 061,01: pounds In 1983. The Imported cheese ls largely of varieties not produced In the Dominion, such as Roquefort. Camembert, Gouda,

exports October and Nc - ember were greater than the total the first nine

Butter And Cheese '

And Export

pound as compared with 4m pounrb In 1993. The small qum exported during 1934 went p .. ally to Newfoundland and m; ~ Irldtes. only 400 pound... h, ,~ INN $0 HID Uhllbd , drbment to the United ...

porters and others In the um Kingdom

FRENCH mans SEEK NEW Rncciiﬁ

E c o n o m y Requires Sand

w. r. s; Guardian's spuu Wire)

SALBL Mala; ab. Zt-Ilccarcmy

ls the watchword for Russo: County. and man! smiles resulted today whten one of Its pham was curled

Isnltorl of cmnrty courthouses to‘ clean sand used to cover ell- coated sidewalks around the bulld- Ingaandstcreltforusensnyon. Three Janitors In a local court house completed thelr task wlth b bnrshee. scrapers. Tbslr produced less than Inc barrels ofland. Thecoatofthelandwaa orlamauy l4 cents per barrel.

To

Protest Meat Duty

(C8. Cable Vh Benton By Guard- Ian‘: Speclal Wire) ‘MELBOURNE, Australia, Nb. I -apparently convlnced the Brltlsh government ls ready to Impose a dutycnlmpcrtcdnuatasfromJuly 1 when present arrangements ak- plre, meat traders are holding “ throughout the State of to .

In this -- He walked Into a whoa yesterday. planked down a ~ for the little green booklet, and -- plamed that he Intends to stay through the summer. ~

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Valuable Farm ant Household Furnitun l-‘llll SALE

ln wlll be sold at Public Auc- Mani

srgitgs;

El NEIL RODERICK MoNEVDL

Executor- I. A. McDONALD, ESQ. Auctloneer. Feb. 28-Mar-24!

be rslulatod. they lnstst It be done by Import quotas, as were unofflc- Ially operatlng for the first half of the year.

NAIIII 0|‘ ‘IO-DA! Names have their faablons. The Vlctorlae and Alberta and Alexandros and mum have had tbelr day. ls a wrlter In a London n .

have an.

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BELL o MATHIESON a. I. loll o. L arammn. H»! barristers I Iollclton '

h to Loan ' Ilccl. CllnrlotlcwwmP-ll-

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‘application had been recelved n Prlmula. comm. Oarnllla, A. y_ 5531,51“, 3.5., LLB- c '1 _ , U] I H l‘ I m I ll Zlllopillvlmllltnivu wdego w rm Jmcslybe: Jeanlc. thaw. ‘ m’ Muiiorrlaiii Bgtiiimrliiih. Em l e . "*- Wim" l! "llla... paneled by small chlld- I“ ‘m’ =='%‘ “l” '- ' ren Include Ardyns. Ilaryotb. ’ of m. mes- M“... MacGui n & Tram. hinged will; not becoriﬁsilecll: t [up p, £5113“, KiOA-Ibi I ItwAleruMilldIdtooancoltbsop-thnmdlﬂ '“"""'~"“,l""°°. 3-lb3'."'|%?l2'a m? “Why-mun”, “IL {ems-own ' Seoutalnlvlewoftglr Jubllaeysar. . cheetah-rumors- v 1 'a'.miw ' go Ix-unnn-oovaauoau ' "mu’“i__..g ' d.‘- Iilﬂllllllllllj-Q- CONDITION IOIII ﬂ m,’mu,| ‘iii-t wuon-o; (or. Iv Guardian's lsuhl mm (o. r. chroma‘ who ' qpprgﬂescwnnm when Z "a i-Mm, i-gag “an n. hm‘ grav- u-I W5? lmorvflllﬂllobzwélfwhhlmauoftheiﬂcvaloctlalunlor% a ~"'m-m'm "' . "' a to a‘ an Income 24'"... °' ‘mo: the hat 'l°"a°","°,“,.¢'

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