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HIS BACKACHE WAS UNBEARABLE Kruschen Brought Him Relief from Pain This man of 31 was prematurely aged by backache, when he should have been enjoying the best years of bis life. Here he tells how Kruschen helped to restore him to health, after months of pain:-- "I was in hospital for ten weeks, owing to kidney trouble. When I was discharged I felt like an old man, although I am only 31. If I stooped to do anything it was agony to straighten up again. .Several people advised me to try Kruschen Salts. I tried them and found they gave me relief from pain and I 'elt better in every way. I cycle 28 miles a day to and from work, and shall keep up the daily dose of Kruschen because I can now do the journey to and from work and not feel any the worse for it."--S. V.C. When the internal organs cease to do their work iropo.lv, impurities begiu to accumulate in the system, and cause troublesome symptoms. Kruschen Salts help to stimulate the Jiver and excretory organs to healthy, regular activity, and thus assist them (to rid the systen of harmful impurities. Alberta's 'Black Gold' The Louisville Courier Journal 'writes:-- The Canadian Province of .Alberta has been heretofore chiefly rotable for Medicine Hat, entrepot icf co'd waves fiom the Mackenzie jorridor, and a "social credit" system, which lacks credit and "velocity dollars.' minus initial impetus; but •it possesses hidden riches which may .turn adventurers from the gold field jto stak'ng out oil claims, according to a report to the American Institute .if Mining Engineers relate the discovery of beds of semi-solid oil underlying a territory as large as Kentucky in Northeastern Alberta along the Athabaska River. The deposit is estimated at four times the world's supply of liquid crude petroleum. It must be obtained by shaft mining, but experiment has demonstrated the possibility of separating it from the sand and converting it to commercial uses. Apparently the operation is simpler and cheaper than extracting oil from shale. The story is not preposterous. Kentucky rock asphalt probably is of similar origin, remnants of an old oil field impiegnated in some places with silica sand, a ready mixed bituminous road surface. This is quarried from cliffs of the substance in Kentucky. Alberta's wealth may represent a less advanced stage of change in the constituency of deposit. THE COl BORNE EXPRESS, COLBORNE, TIJRSDAY> MARCH 18th> 1937_ Gardening Bv GORDON L. SMITH (ARTICLE 4.) When purchasing supplies, authorities emphasize importance of obtaining fresh nursery stock and from a reliable Canadian source. Roots and stems of good nursery stock are moist and pliable, and in the case of shrubs and vines, the upper growth will show evidence of plenty of green, live buds. They are stored and usually sold from cool, - darkened quarters. Before planting it is well to trim back the upper growth somewhat to offset any shearing off of the roots, and it is not advisable to allow too much bloominn, of the plants the first year. EARLY PLANTING Most nursery stock, which term includes perennial plants, rose bushes, shrubbery, vines and fruit and ornamental trees, should be planted just as soon as the soil is fit tov work. In order to avoid disappointment in securing special varieties, orders should be placed early, (ipon receipt, if it is impossible to plant, the stock should be covered with damp earth or placed in some cool, moist plaee until moved to permanent quarters outside. FLOWERS FOR BOUQUETS Experienced gardeners advise growing a portion of suitable an- nual flowers the vegetabli ting garden when straight rows among tr in a special cut-abundance of Some well designed beds of mixed annuals are spoiled if too many flowers are picked and, then again, there are certain things like sweet peas, for instance, that have little attractive foliage hat beautiful blooms. These might ts well be grown behind the regular beds. REALLY FRESH VEGETABLES The rime spent in raising a vegetable garden is easily justified. Some grow supplies to help out with the family budget. Others think it's fun, and watch every green sprout that peeps out of the ground of a morning early in Spring. Some garden for the exercise it gives them. Growing exhibition specimens is another reason. There is nothing, however, that compares with the zest of the gardener wno grows his vegetables because he wants the real thing for his table. Crisp, fresh lettuce and radishes, tender corn, fully ripened tomatoes may be had only by the one whs grows them, and can walk out into the garden an hour before dinner-time and pull or pick what the next meal will comprise. Will Give HOME ! is net a spacious mansion with ide lawn and shaded street, when you hear thj patter of a nling baby's feet. is where a pappy mother atching o'er he rchild at play, tf that her child may always be i pure as on this day. is where a babe will nestle in mother's arms to hold; me ounce of sweet contentment s a (on of minted gold. Wife (having put on a nei ing gown) -- Look dear, I go half price." Husband -- "Why shouldn't is less than half a dress." Any fool -an see with his e; When a man loses anything else he advertises for it. But when he loses his head he stops advertising. What this country needs just now: What this country needs isn't any more liberty but less people who take liberties with our liberty. What this country needs isn't a job for every man but a real man for every job. What this country needs isn't to get more taxes from the people but for the people to get more from the tax- What this try leeds is not Coronation Data OTTAWA-- Information regarding the celebration of the coronation of King George V he given the Hon "from time tary Rinfret told cently, answeriny T. L. Church, Broadview, who whether Coronatk would be a holidc . Canada will se of Commons >," State Secre-he Commons re-a question from Cons., Toronto-canted to know Day, May 12th, ttew'o tkal Toil To Alkalize Stomach Quickly On all sides, peopl the way to gain quick relief, from arising from overj amy, is to auta-lize the stomach q dckly with Phillips' Milk of MagMtia. You take either two teaspoons of ihc liq.iit' •'! i li; t after meals; or two Phillips" Milk i Magnesia Tablets. Almost instnr ly "acid indigestion" goes, gas. f. u hyperacidity, "acid - headaches" --from over-indulgence in food i - smoking -- and nausea are relieve I. Try this PhilliT ; way if you have anv acid stomarV. • >;cts. You will be surprised at revjll . Get cither the liquid "Phillips' '.he remarkable, new Phillips' Milk of Magnesia Tablets. Only 2r.r for a big box of tablets at drug stores. ALSO IN TABLET FORM: Each tiny tablet it >Hf equivalent of a ■ -- "Not particularly, sir." 'Well, what do you pro- about the case?" -- "Oh, I'm quite willing What this country needs ictn'Jii:]ji'f!.utrii';..it" BI6 BEN 60ES FURTHER BECAUSE EVERY CHEW LASTS „, LONGER / BIG BEN THE PERFECT Chewing Tobacco Britain To lave Electricity CharglTo Be Lowered end Ser-v Sent to Wider Area , L?KN, -- Britain plans to do it electru LeslHore-Belissa, minister of u'tnSP' announced a national scheme^ thg distrlDUtion 0f elec-tnClty voughout the country. Elec- trify ,evellfTheiV ized°S^-e The - to t ed t The sctric supply i: al a lowered and a reduction be standard- to be extend- behind the scheme is to PU,1 method into electric de-vel°PTt. Britain now has 643 sep-f e..ictrical undertakings. Dm-, m s lacking in systems of sup-Vige, tariffs and faculties for T'e 0i,ire purchase of apparatus. S>'e parts of London the boun-d.anefan down the middle of the ,f ne side of the street has one It. md one scale of charges. ;,T\°?r side of the street is sup-l another undertaking and ? Afferent voltage and a differ-■f S% of charges. Thus the house-7 t ving across the street is apt Sssfp electric iron out of com- thJh®ommittee which investigated qstion recommended that the 'f„i features of any re-organiza-* >■ 1st include a substantial re-UCtl° the number of undertak-1UgS ,• the substitution of larger Along Canada's Mining Highway What this < i young i What this < needs is not making speed but planting spuds. • needs when left holding the £ up and makes himself ALMOST A WRECK! jyjANY folks ; I --they're weak, feci tired," logy and dull. This condition should not be overlooked. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is a tonic paint in the old place and less on the young face. What this country needs isn't a lower rate of interest on money but a higher interest in work. What this country needs is to follow the footsteps of the fathers instead of the footsteps of the dancing Mr. Jones -- I didn't get a single real bite on my fishing trip. I only got a few little nibbles." Mrs. Jones -- "But dear, why did you not bring them home? At least there would have been enough for your breakfast." fCOUGHS| Take half a teaspoonful of £ You'll get relief« J| MINARDS ^illllllfli'!llii>> LinimenT ...STOPPED IN A MINUTE Are you tormented with thf----- eczema, rashes, athleta's too Wskfa.°nCli °« ft'--or b Issue No. 12 -- '37 ; has dropped froi Moggs -- "I'd like to have you tell me honestly your opinion of Piffle- Boggs -- "Excuse me, I swore off that kind of language the l'in-i r.f the A Gardener's joy: Watching the vines run, Brushing the harrow's teeth. Flirting with the garden rale. Listening to the haycock crow. Gazing into the potatoes' eyes. Whispering in the corn's ears. Burying the frogs that croak. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin' to Go The liver should pour out two pounds oi Irauid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile is not flowing freely, your food doesn t digest. It just decays in the bowels. Gas bloats up :h. You get constipated. Harmful into the body, and yon fee) sour, orld looks punk, movement doesn'talways get at the cause, i ou need something that works on the liver as well. It takes those good, old Carter's Little Liver Fills to get these two pounds of bile flowing freely and make you feel "up and up". Harmless and gentle, they make the bile flow freely. They do the work •f calomel but have no calomel or mercury in them. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by mbm I Stubbornly refuse anything else. 26* of comprehensive From British Columbia word comes of favourable development results on Bralorne, with shaft sinking to lower levels announced. Acquisition of adjoining ground is said to be preliminary to an enlarged plan of development for Ymir Yankee Girl. Ontario mining interests now developing the old St. Eugene mine are reported as well satisfied with their efforts to revive this famous lead producer of early years. Alberta appears to have a crude oil producer on the plains, with the announcement of success for Plains Petroleums' drilling test thirty miles east of Lethbridge. Turner Valley reported further success with the bringing in of the Westside Well. Last reports on the Sunshine Well, now nearing completion, southwest of Lethbridge, are favourable. Sherritt Gordon in Manitoba is preparing for production by mid-summer. An offering of shares to shareholders at $2.75 per share has been announced. j generation and ■ctricty was reorga r1926. by the ercatioi eje. It is estimatei ['distribution mains [\ reach of some 25 papulation. /:ident Leads To New Industry >w kicking over a lamp, they say 1 the Chicago fire. A spider that slimbing a thread brought Bruce ^rtland victory. ?.ut these and a 0 many other like historical inei-|^pale before the story of the . Vife whose carelessness founded J the most important phases of °inadian fish industry. V back in a Scottish village a wife left a haddock hanging on Titers of her cottage as she went r the day. She had left it too °he peat fire, however, and when "turned the fish was all dried by %oke from the fire. She decided I"k it anyway, and the result was 'etizing that the news spread like sf-e and smoked fish became a 'al delicacy. "ay the popularity of smoked fish ^read everywhere and the appe-*r this delicacy has founded Can-organizations of international j some of which have been es-ed for a century or more. ' Canadian climate has been .ideal for the production of this 5y and other cured fish and to-je Dominion holds a foremost n the world trade in the export %, smoked and pickled fish. In the Patricia district of Ontar: the Crowshore Mines, with properties adjoining Albany River, have obtained finances and are preparing for work. Long Lac Camp, Jellicoe is pre-a major mining opeittaoi Oro Plata controls Jellicoe and own almost a share for share Oro Plata has also extensiy the west i2 Jellicoe * i come under early exploration. Hutchison Lake is nearing the second level in shaft sinking with development scheduled to proceed on two levels. Geraldton Long Lac adjoining, and Hutchineau Mines to the east, are expected to increase their activities with early spring. In the Porcupine Camp, Preston East Dome is driving from the shaft towards the west ore^sone indicated as over one thousand feet in length, in diamond drilling. The east zone will be developed later. The New Augarita property adjoining has obtained favourable results diamond drilling. The Virita property lies further east. This whole south zone la expected to receive intensive development. In the Kirkland Lake Camp, Federal Kirkland's diamond drilling campaign is only nicely started. A drill is being to the north of the Sylvanite border. The "hot spot" of new mining activity is still the Larder Lake Camp twenty miles east of Kirkland Lake. At least a dozen new mining enterprises have received substantial financing and will be activt'y operating In this field by early spring. Arjon Is a new incorporation immediately adjoining Kerr Addison on the west. John Rogers, well-known mining engineer, is prominentl} identified. The Armistice Company, adjoining Arjon on the west, has a drill being set up ready for drilling. Barber Larder has a crew at work, with camp under construction. Adjoining Kerr Addison on the east is ^hesterville Mines. Unconfi. led reports from the north are to the effect that this Company has obtained a big width of ore in the first drill hole. Pelanglo, adjacent to the east, with one claim between, is actively doing surface work. Martin Bird has purchased adjoining acre-a0 .. Brubaker is forming a company. In Quebec, the area to the north of Noranda, is particularly active. Waite Amulet has announced reopening. Powell itouyn is reporting favourable underground lesults. Rouyn Reward ha;, already obtained favourable results in its first diamond drill hole. Quebec Viking adjoining is preparing for work. Brownlee is doing further drilling and Queniont rumours Oft reopening are heard. Pontiac Rouyn financing is now under negotiation. In Cadillac Township, Dempsey Cadillac has ore showing free gold at the first level. season without parallel in Canadian mining history is the expectation among mining men. men Take Up Textile Designing V YORK-- "Women 35 years e and over, have started to jtextile designing as a career," Jng to a statement by Miss |d Wallace, in charge of the ^dult classes at the Brooklyn jSchool for Homemaking. umber of beginners among the As have sold their textile de-Qco cloth manufacturers and six jts have already been placed ^aige textile design studios i in addition to salary, they ,ns on all the Success is Limited The gentlemen who spend their lives dissecting the life history of human beings so that insurance companies may bet their money cautiously on their clients have arrived at certain conclusions that present no pleasant picture of existence. For instance, from the statistical dedvling of the atuaries it is revealed that 54 persons out of 100 are dependent on others at th age of 65. It is also pointed out that fewer persons have resources of $,000 value at the age of 63 than at 25 although they have had 40 years more in which to accumulate Taking the case of 100 average persons at the age of 25 and following their history through the following 440 years,' it is found that 36 Flush Poisons From Kidneys and Stop Getting Up Nights have died, 1 only is wealthy, 4 are well-to-do, 5 still have jobs and 64 are dependent on others. Nearly 250,000 people are employed in movie theatres in the United States. Classified Advertising PURE "QUILT PATCHES" FIVE POUNDS $1.00 pEAL'TrFUL Materials! Washfast! f»r!nt»!' l-> Broadcloths! Makes live Quilts! "Free* Refund guarantee! Eton Miila mis, i, S QUILT PATCHES-- INVESTORS PLAYING QUICKXV