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fh and assist his father In A peculiarity of thie tribesmen is their remarkable honesty. Whenever the family starts on a hunting trip, tents are always left open with food supplies, furniture and ammunition unguarded. A birch branch is stuck In the earth im front of the home to Indicate to strangers that the family Is away. "Shamans," or the community. The remedy for ill- messes, bad luck and other hardships of lite is dancing by the "sh yt with the whole population joining in Once a comparatively wealthy tribe, thé Udeheys. to-day are gradually growing poorer and poorer, which is chiefly due to a ruthless extermina- tion by neighboring hunterd™vg loss practically the sole source of income fii «of the tribe. Several years ago every 2 Udehey hunter used to kill more than thirty sables every season. Lately the kill bas fallen to four or five ... Another reason for the a the tribe is the scarciy There are only 70 nvestigate Syste: A simpler system of fis ¥n: governing autofe be In foreign countyieh oe the Road Trafi€ Committee of the League of Natiohs at present mee Paris, States a nitem in "Interde- Pendence," a monthly review of the League of Nations Society, published Ottawa. Although little difficulty where the boundary is mo barrier Europe many mone fo) BE at o be produced and amped. The will also go travel in can Canoe 'his father's big! priests, rule over|™ 1s encountered by the motorist on thi continent international | Pres CAMPION his Weed in Any revents Crop Top pse growers whose -0f bladder cam- 8 placed in the ~gt-the recent Ng ww, seed e No. 1 for gh many of : removed by | modern cleaning machinery there is always a portion about the same size and weight as the clover seed and this fact explains why buyers are not anx- fous to bid at all on seed from fialds infested by this very serious weed. "We have great fear of the spread of bladder camplon," states W. J. W. Lennox of the Dominion Seed Branch, "as it is a perennial, very difficult to eradicate, and each plant produces thousands of seeds, it may be con- ~ weeds, II we are to maintain our high reputation in the production of clover seed it is essemtial that grow- ers make a determined effort to com- bat this growing menace. In those favored cviover sections where this weed 1s as yet unknown, growers are fortunate and should find seed grow- \ing a profitable business, but ! should be very in hast on.--The Earl of Birkenhead, ntly Secretary of State for as sharply critical of the Arm- ch of President Cool- ess at a recent com- tendered him. re underlay in that \ patronage and a capacityhor giving to Europe and to Englasd," the Ea "As far as that we spec ¥ not asked the United States, as far as I am aware, to do anything for us." Asserting that the United States entered the war not from any desire to assist the Allies, but solely because American nationals were being mur- dered by German submarines, he said: | 'seed of any description that the same does not contain any seeds of this (weed, Where there are only a few 'plants of bladder campion individual is r ended. By this I do not mean simple mowing the thing down as this is often worse than "My to the President of the, United States would be that we ask nothing from them except good will. 'When we discuss questions of naval construction, we do not specially in- vite lectures as to whether we are pacific or not 1 nour purpose." na useless, causing the weeds to branch out and raise more seeds than would have been the case had it not been cut, but to thoroughly eradicate each specimen. The plants should be dug rout and burned or cut off deep below the surface of the soil and some salt sprinkled over the portion of the roots remaining. This may seem like a big job, an dit is a big job, but bladder campion is a mighty serious weed." Less than one half of our domestic Assam teas are known by experts as the finest teas grown . why Red Ro ! becorg ©OmMpo; tin by C Tally attra o eapecia Rative harming ARR at in boxed and $1.00. a by ITED 2 requirements of red clover seed, it is i out, are prod d in Canada, principally in Ontario where bladder camplon has become widely distri buted. With this weed considefed primary noxious, and nene 7 ed in grade No. 1, about 85™per c of the Ontario red clover seed will\have to be graded No. 2 and No. 3, or desig: nated rejected and Fro sale in-Canada. This ieans that a part of our northern-gfwn red clover tries where it is much in demand be- cause of its winter hardness. The de- mand in Canada ise principally for seed that will grade No. 1 and to meet this demand red clover seed will have 'to be imported from France, Poland, (New Zealand and other countries. | Much seed from these countries has !been used in recent years and has { proven adaptable, alike--both increase the vocabulary. y LL J I HE GUELP These courses are desig Send for the Short Course Back From Air Trip| .London--A tour of 17,000 miles in a flying boat has just been complet. ed by Sir Philip Sassoon, Under secretary of Air, who has returned to London after visiting 25 British alr stations in Malta, Egypt, the Su- dan, Irak and India. The boat used In hte flight 'was the latest Black- burn Iris with three - Rolls-Royce Condor engines. ~*~ h Sir Philip léft England on Sept. 29. The only mishap in seven weeks of tour was engine trouble at Jask on the Persian Gulf, causing a week's delay while 2 new engine was hip- ped from India. Intervie 1 G. i. CHRISTIE, B.S.A, D.Sc, President, OUR PLANS OW 2? ? y Taking Some of the Winter Courses at ONTARIO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, whe cannot spend a longer period at the n farm; Mof animals; marketing of dairying, etc. Get an in- t every farmer has to face seed will be exported to other coun-' cdl a Golf and Webster are alike and not 80 much pol 1 Called Trappers' Hoodoo! WHEN YOUNG GIRLS 'GROW PALE AND THIN Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Should be Taken to Enrich the Blood When girls grow weak, pale and thin, parents should not neglect these | symptoms; to do so means danger. | The girl in her teens cannot develop | into robust womanhood "without an | {abundant supply of rich, red blood in' | is the great trouble with nine girls Outgof ten. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills {have achieved world-wide fame for Bited trom | their remarkable blood-making prop- erties. In these pills there is vigor ous health, with glowing cheeks and sparkling eyes for every weak, pale girl. The value of the pills in cases of this kind is shown by the state- ment of Mrs, Winnifred MRutty, Bar- ton street west, Hamilton, Ont, who | says:--"About two years ago my | eldest girl got into very bad health. {I took her to a doctor who advised | having her tonsils removed, this was the seat of 'the trouble. We had them removed, but it did not help her, and she sgeghed to have absorbed om the trouble that ip at all. She could leep, and what food ot digest. Then she h at kept her nd, went down in 8. A neighbor id, TN have tried so many she did not { her veins. It Is the lack of this that ' e from any other Don.in- fon. Canada might concelvedly leave the Empire without bringing down the rest of the fabric. secession of South Africa would cut in half our only assured line of com- munication with India, Australasia and the Far East. South Africa is the "clasp of the Imperial girdle." England acquired it by every oon- - celvable title-conquest, cession and purchase. . 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