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THE COLBORNE EXPRESS, COLBORNE, ONT., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1928 W01IFJ WHO ARE WEAR | Poor (?> Indians Gain New Vitality by Building j0il Royalties or Osages Are Up the Blood. i Begmmng to Dechne j Pawhuska, Okla. -- Comparatively . There are many women who pass • poTerty has come to the Osaga In-their days in a constant state of wear- dianB> Ior the last quarterly distribu-iness. They have barely sufficient tion ^ oil royalties gave each mem-) enable them ^to perform ber of the trlbe only $1-400. The oil wealth of the tribe is be-1 ginning to decline and the Federal ' Government, guardian of the Osages, 3 taking steps to adjust their stand-1 ard of living to their reduced incomes, which exceeded $15,000 annually for Quebec Sports Big Artractioi energy their manifold duties. Often they have an aching head, a miserable pah In the back, and limbs that feel a heavy as lead. The whole trouble i due to bloodlessness. No woman need suffer in this way. It is easy to ob- ta^n SwP,!f °f ri^°°t^y tak" Individual tribesmen during the last Ing Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. The new blood created by these pills rapidly iseZ^ y„ . . , ,i„ i„ builds up the system; headaches and | The flrs step of the Government in backaches disappear/energy returns : this direction was to limit to $2,000 and the joy of living is felt once more. •the 'fCtory„ 2™°°° , »™ a»£ Proof of these statements is given ! ™biles whicn the IndW by Mrs. Ed. Lanore, Stoney Point, | tnase. Ont., who says:--"For a long time I Jf°™_" had been in a very miserable condi- (tion, always feeling tired out, sleepy *nd weak. The least work about the house would leave me helplessly tired and nothing that I did seemed to give relief. Believing that a rest might do me good, we moved to town, but, contrary to expectations, instead of getting better I was growing steadily weaker. One day while talking to a neighbor, she urged my taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, telling me that iher daughter had been in a condition much like mine. This persuaded me ,to try this medicine, and I have much '.reason to be grateful that I followed her advice. After the use of a few ftoxes of the pills, there could be doubt that they were helping me, and as I continued their use my health and setrength came back and am doing all my own work and feeling In the best of health. For this splendid condition I must give my thanks jto Dr. Williams' Pink Pills." The pills are sold by all druggists, or you can get them by mail at 60c a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Thus "poverty" affects e which traveled from cc n expensive limousines. Almost $240,000,000 in oil and gas leases and royalties have been paid to the Osages in seven years. The gas meter was automatic. One day something went wrong. "I don' fenow what's wrong with that meter, said mother, "but its costing twice as much lately." "I knew," said little Peter; "it's suffering "from gas-trick FOXES aXASKAN BLUES AND SIX, VERS-- Seattle, Wash. Mafia Scourge Ended, Italian Officials Say , Rome -- Government officials confident that a death blow had been dealt to the notorious Mafia, scourge of Sicily for a generation. After trial at Termini Imerese, Sicily, which lasted for three months, 1"~ bers of the band were convicted of various crimes ranging from larceny to murder. Seven were acquitted. The trial was the outcome of a promise made by Premier Mussolini to free the country from the shadow of the Mafia. Under the Premier's orders Perfect Mori began to bring in the brigands. They were lodged in the gloomy looking jail at Termini Imerese, guarded by a squad of soldiers without and cabinieri within. The bandits enjoyed no love notes, no anony-"mous gifts, no ardent requests for interviews or photographs. They had met the crowning blow of their adventurous career---arrest. Sixty law yers defended them In vain. Some fo the accused denied thei crimes blandly; others were arrogant One told that he had Inherited the worldly goods that he was accused of stealing from his uncle. Those in the )m who knew his uncle's past smiled, for this was the nephew of Gaetano Ferrarello, whom police pursued for thirty-three years and finally captured. Many witnesses appeared to ytell of itolen cattle, extortion, blackmail and kidnapping. It took the jury three reach a verdict on ail of the ECONOMY fits. Cut production costs by * DOUBLE WORTH 1 Ton DW 8-16-8 = 2 Tons 4-8-4. Write for Information to, D. 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Harry Moore, of New Jersey, and Mrs. Moore, taking which 1„132 hours were required for ^ Roc'k'v a bob-sled run down the Dufferin Terrace Just outside the Chateau Frontenac the work of the Forest Servii where they stayed over the New Year's holiday with a distinguished party j partment of the Interior, from that State. Classified Advertisements National Manufacturir NO BETTER MEDICINE Radio AFt Prt'JST Uni,e ised. en the verdict was read, the ; prosecutor asked the Court to FOR LITTLE ONES Is What Thousands of Mothers Say of Baby's Own Tablets. A medicine for the baby or growing child--one that the mother can feel assured is absoolutely safe as well as efficient--is found in Baby's Own Tab-The Tablets are praised by thousands of mothers throughout the country. These mothers have found by actual experience that there other medicine for little ones to equal them. Once a mother has used them for her children she will use nothing Concerning them Mrs. Charles Hutt, Tancock Island, N.S., writes; 'I have ten children, the baby being just six months old. I have used Baby's Own Tablets for them for the past 20 years and can truthfully say that I know of no better medicine for little ones. I always keep a box of the Tablets in the house and would advise all other mothers to do so." Baby's Own Tablets are sold by all medicine dealers or will be mailed upon receipt of price, 25 cents per box, by the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Paris--Following the example members of practically all other pro-' merited reputation fessions, trades and callings^tho radio dustries, being of hit artists of France have formed them- j uniform potash cont* selves into a union for the protection samples from a number of quarries and promotion of their interests. The showing a potash content of about 12 president of the organization is per cent. Maurice Landau, and its treasurer la Julien de Vellac. It is said that virtually all the professional radio artists of France have adhered to it. Empire's Chief Talc Producer Canada is the chief talc producer within the British Empire. Talc, and talcose rocks popularly called soap-stone, are found in the provinces of Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, and Nova Scotia. Paderewski, the famous pianist, was chatting with a well-known polo player and an excellent musician dur-Lt visit to Sydney. "The difference between us isn't s great, after all," he remarked. "You ! a dear soul who plays polo, while ,m ap oor Pole who plays solo." 'Are you guilty or not guilty?" "I I't quite see," said the prisoner sadly, "why I should express an opinion and try to interfere with the Jury's guessing contest." for life for seven, thirty years' i: prisonment for eight and imprisc ment from five to twenty-five yea for the others cinvicted. and Pneumonia ASTHMA suffering and 1 sizes, $1.60 and (box of 24, 60c or sent direct FREE TRIAL, A mutual friend told an amusing tory concerning Sir James Barrie, 'whose shyness is well known, j 'recent society function the far novelist took into dinner a pretty but nervous young woman. For fully five minutes neither spoke. Then, over the fish course, Barrie broke the silence. "Have you ever been to Egypt?" The young lady was too startled to answer immediately. It was necessary for her to collect herself. Then, while waiting for the entree, she turned to him. "No," answered in nervous tones. Barrie made no comment. They went on with dinner. At the end of the course, curiosity overcoming her awe, #he turned to him again. 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Among the first hundred there no 13, No. 12B being substituted. Of the twenty-five who died not a killed in airplane accidents, were killed in the war and others, like Wright, died from llness. bert Latham was killed by a 1 Africa. How Its Done Naturalists have long been puzzled s to how the partridge made the peculiar drumming sound and the probable reason for it, said Harrison F. Lewis, Chief Federal migratory bird officer for Ontario and Quebec. This question has now been solved by means of close-up moving pictures which,show that the bird makes the pid'y I mgh t t its n ACID Earl of Reading is the only man | living who, in the course of a long land varied career, has served in such widely divergent capacities or Lord Chief Justice of England, Vice-roy of I India, and an ordinary sailor before I Jhe mast. 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