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r] Dies from Starvation. , DEATH T IN CITY tie Route " no Ion-d showing that r had tonal: n u no“ Porto-r long - 'or. m Siam. " but pool at believed was Ib- miss!" ' ended of tho d had The Wed urn. thotr non- “on Mutt h! " 0.?- u m At " " m power to regulate tolls for the bridge will lie solely with the Minister of Rail- wan of the Canadian Government and tho United States War Department. it b stated. oe thru- uni (new man. and the return at prim “.20 M” nu min. In The world would be much better " If it foilowed the example of the United States and adopted prohibition. de- clared Mrs. Helen Barton, of Glasgow, Scotland, who spoke at the meeting. A survey of the. progress made by the tomromnce movement all over the world indicated that. tho prohibition teatime!” was gaining headway. So tar a: Canada wu ooncorned. Mm. Barton asserted. it In: regrettable that them seemed to be no vigorous ottort to enforce the liquor law. Dunn; with the referendum to be told in Manitoba this summer on tho nation of extending tho humid for “mining liquor, the mutton do eiared noel! " utterly opposed in tttt pronoun. In cue the" “I!” I tumble vote. howovov. it m on re. am! " Will the "beer In tho In; of name. anor t on abso convent convlcu in; the DETROIT BRIDGE PROBLEM ARISES wh, It was placed under [no government commission. so per cent. or the bee, the Province had been sud each of tho eight bl lung in Manitoba had b during the past year, son It!!! dun thre JAPAN h BUYER Ill? ! AUSTRALIAN WOOL Melbourne, Yie.--Ttte “mm. wool gelling season bu ended, nlthourll the Australia: "tbtiatieat wool your do“ not end until June 80. Seldom has the selling end of the trade experienced so “Motor, . ”no son. with the withdrawn]: " mutton no small. Victorian ales have been held alternately at Melbourne- and (kelong, the latter being the centre of a large wool-growing Area, and aftrr the last sale, the selling brok- ers' warehouses were practically Demand From Orient Contri- butes to Successful Market. spa-men!" prices in top lots in previous sensons have been due to American competition for them but in the absence of any real keennns by these operators to put a premium on such wool: they have come within the scope of tho best Bradford and Eur- opean spinners, the highest priced lots having been obtained during the season by one or other of these.-- Monitor Bureau. Control of Liquor Declared Failure. W 'ontractor o MB a America. The outstanding feature of the mom was the activity of Japan in the market. Tho demand from this aim- throughout was most insistent. d Japanese requirements have em- seed a wide range of qualities. This mam! indicates that a large and ubsHy increasing export trade in {tiles has been established through- n trn July 1, 1926, till Feb. 28 (to' 1 must be added the March hr- which are not yet "iTiiiiitrii'r,l mo bales were disposed of. The! n opened in Melbourne in the; week in September at a highl the only unsatisfactory feature) that competition was chiefly', ted to the European section, with! rate support only from Japan ie of you] (the Manlloh government mm in Mani Mute failure. b: n rdinanoo giving the company “on to cross several streets x0 ttrtdgts approach. Tho com- " expressed its willingness to a expenses of this special elec- peg, Man the Ma n thre 3e bridge can be given by De . omclab. These proceedings rted by Mayor Smith after a esoluuon approving the plans arldge was passed by council tt Detroit or {ran th tors Seek Legal Right Cross Streets With Approaches. Mich.- ~.-\lthough ground has of the con king tor a I failure, by speakers at the It was shown that liquor had increased steadily dur- NF you: since the business under the control of a commission. More than .. or the beer produced in tt In!" It tt Transit bridge. in; the Don-0H D, 1t W he 'tttt W fl u At " TE un the annual meet. I Pmrhib!tion Ai- control ot the toba was termod ibeencc Igor, Ont, con up temporaruy. molt Company u t of injunction '. Smith, Mayor, appmval ot the be given helm or the construc- be given by De hat vuuui d mnd has national connect- rfirtitarl, mcil to Liegally, 93 oper- nvicted , The bridge u the mturn nvest en " com- held re: Johuny--"Gee, that's what we let for having a. specialist.” The best balance of power In the bank balmce. "Are you sure it was a marriage license you gave me last. month ?" "Certainly, sir; why?" "Because I've led a dog's life ever shoe.” Arithmetic problem-A young wo- man, at 7.45 last night went up stairs to dress. She is 19 years of age and weighs 122 pounds. State the wait of the young man downstairs. Nuraro--ier, Johnny, the doctor brought. twins." Beautiful girls are more plenum! than intellectual ones. says a much, who adds that this is in keeping with the demand. So many or tho girls who are easy on the eyes are very bud on the pocket-books. In: your. use I Mum one "ggtt may Hunt In!" and I "T10" ODD-ruin. lid I Mu MM ”all mu In! um. rem-Inning "no nun and". to m in.“ directions. Mter hum In. them I meow Illa. Thus hm" are IMnI no um " nice and “can I in". In In. ttrat "In t III In... so“ $2.75 lot "on. “all" Mttr to-m nod Itnlvlnu. Var new um I. mum, "eetoae it you In not tittittted um I In - trial. autumn WANTID. There are mnny arguments in favor of matrimony, the best being an old maid and an old bachelor. Small Brother-NU, hal I new you km Bitr'." Bultor (tturrodtrj-"Er-ahaere's a quarter." Last winter a ttre broke out in . railway station waiting room. The passengers were most annoyed when their train came in Just as the plum was warming up. "And here's 10 cents change. One mice to um, that's the way I do tmal. was." FRANCE AND ITALY. Rome Lavnro d'ltalia: (Camelot cir- cles blame the Web tor creating dit. ticulties for Italy In the Adriatic.) If they continue to follow this potter cer- tainly the Adriatic will become a grave ot good relationship between the two countries. . . . To be quite slum, we are beginning to lose hope of any possibility of agreement between France and ourselves. If music be the food of love, in: must be tho poison. One of the nice features of Ice cream is that it is boneless. Pow things are so expensive as those we try to get for nothing. Luck has a way of breaking for tho fellow who doesn't depend on it. Ned --"Wh y do 'ttteh' ?" A kiss is alleged to shorten life and the lack of thorn in families has been known to shorten married life. The reason some men accomplish more is that they “tempt more. Ted--"" um such a load on ot n fellow." Hard luck stories are rarely valued at more than . dime. A dispatch says girls will be girls attain in the summer styles although there certainly was no effort on the part of style to conceal the fact. In gambling it Isn't th.e tirtrt loss that is so expensive; It's getting it back. The average lawyer’s brief 1' my thing but. Stinginesa is a virtue too mnny of , are ashamed to own. It's quite a trick to be a magician SHARPENS RAZOR BLADES LIKE Mitt OWL-LAFFS , L to. With Ingmar) FRANK WOLFE, 70 HILTON AVE., TORONTO you can money iWEAK, LISTLESS GIRLS When a girl in her teen becomes pale and sallow, especially it at the sometime she shows inclination to tire easily, it iistessness ami ipattention to her work or studies, she needs Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a tonic which di. rectly and trpecrt1cally corrects the condition from which she is suffering. A chemical analysis of the blood of such a girl would show it to be de. ficient in Just the elements Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills can supply. But an analysis of the blood is not needed--- "he physical signs are plain. Among these signs are a pailor of the cheeks and lips, dark circles under the eyes. easily tired and breathless after slight exertion. Poor appetite. headaches, iand sometimes fainting spells follow; often the patient is nervous and is startled at the least noise. in all run- down conditions there is no other tonic will build you up so quickly and so surely as Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills. The smtemem of Miss Dorothy Lumblin, Bush Island, N.8., will bring hope to other weak girls. She Bays:---"? wish from my heart I could persuade every person who is in a run-down condition to give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a trial. About a year ago I was a. weak girl suffering from impoverished blood and a run-down system. with many of the attendant symptoms. I had often read of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and decided to take them. and after using six boxes I fool as well and strong as ever. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills will be my stand- by in the future it ever my blood needs building up again, and I shall always find pleasure in recommending them to oth .rg." A.A.A. Gives Advice on How to Prepare Machine for Summer Tours. Warhington.--With the time tor annual summer trips drawing near, when the automobile must perform its host. with especial dependence on brakes and steering gear, tho Ameri- can Automobile Association has issued a bulletin containing helpful counsels on the preparation of the car for the taunt. The car must be greased. the oil changed, all loose joints must be tightened, the tires, if any ot them are worn to any extent. should be replaced, for starting out on weak tires may in some cases prove very unwise. "No tour should be undertaken un- til the car has been thoroughly ht. spected," Thomas P. Henry, president of the A. A. A. is quoted so stylus. "Particular attention should be can- tered upon its safety features. Brake- adequate for normal driving may prove incapable of performing up to the standard demanded on the tour. An, other Mature that frequently escapee attention is the steering mechanism. Travel on the tour will be caster than one's usual most therefore this gear must be in the best ot condition. Need Such a Tonic as Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills to Restore Health. Aviation in Canada. Le Devoir (lad.): Canada has agreed to establish a. Canadian atrdrome and a special moorinymaot in order to aa- sist in the experiments which the Bri- tish Government is now making. . . . Britain is now in the process of build. ing giant diriglblea which will com- menx‘e to operate next fall. Their tirat trip will be to India. This will be a lees dangerous trip, as the flight will be overland from start to tiniatt. But In the spring of 1929 they will make an attempt to come to Canada. And it is in war to allow them to be brought to earth and to be moored oat in safety that the Canadian Government has "One thing to be remembered is that driving consistently u a reasonable speed WN wilt cover many more miles . day than driving at a fast and m calm speed." "Although it is not generally no re garded, the engine ity one of the can". most important safety features. lt must be performing at its best to do liver the extra power necessary for long trips at high speed. If one is cer- tain of the carbtmytion and timing, one will have little trouble under ordinary conditions." consemed to meme. You can get these pills from your drutrgist, or by mail at 50 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. TRIPS DEMAND SAFETY IN all make certain disbuxse- One of the most interesting handi- craft products is the “snowed sash" or "Ceinture fiechee" once the popu- lar and almost indispensable part ot the winter garb of the French-Cana- dian "habitant." The arrowed design accounts for its name and one can judge from the above photograph ot n. tine specimen that the art of weav- ing such a sash by hand would be dif- ficult and extremely delicate. The ttneat “ceintua'es fteehees" were made in L'Assomption, near Berthier, Que- bec, this hudicrabt still being carried on there. The use of a white sash somewhat similar dates back to the seventeenth century, when it formed part of the costume ot the scholars of the Seminary of Quebec. Sashes were also worn in the early days by the "ooureurs deg bola," but these were not the sashes of flrtely twisted wool Among the mothers who state that Baby'ts Own Tablets are the best medi- cine for little ones that they know of is Mrs. Russell Hill, of Norwood, Ont. Her experience with the Tablets should be of great benefit to any mother who has not already given the Tablets tt trlel. Mrs. Hill tsaytc--"I have tive thte healthy children. and. from the youngest to the oldest they get no other medicine but Baby’s Own m- lets. When our baby girl was eleven months old she won second prize at the NorwootrFuir, and when she was I year older she won first prize in com- petition with twenty-eight other babies. It was the Tablets that gave her the health and development to carry oft thele prizes. I always delight in telling other mothers what the Tab- lets have done for my children.” BABY’S OWN TABLETS HELP A PRIZE WINNER Baby's Own Tablets are without an equal tor Little ones. From the new- born babe to the growing child they are an absolute safeguard to health. Once a mother has used them she will use nothing oloe. Thousands ot moth- ers always keep them on hand. Contrary to the belief ot many, spin- ning, Weaving and many other house- hold arts are not lost but still fiourith in Canada. The old arts still live in the Province of Quebec, where they are an integral part of the household duties ot the FYtstMyh.Canadauus. Ottawa Droit (Ind. Lib.): (By all means raise the term on golf balls.) There is only one. Canadian company, in Toronto, which makes golf balls. There must be at least 100,000 souers in the country, and golf balls should be imported to the number ot some 50,000 dozen. Yet in this use it seems that the term oouldnever be too high. . . because gold but]: are only of use to the tum-lees of fortune Everything, in the some ot ttoif, con- tributes to the multiptitmtion of ex- pemsmr-clutrs, clubhouse. and cad. dies, who we tipped so hvlah‘ly. It seems quite natural that the Govern- ment should seek to extract no much as possible trom these millionaire pa- tormers it they are deter-ulna! to go abroad for the appurtenances of then- sport. Baby's Own Tabiets are sold by medicine dealers. or by mail It 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Mericine Co., Brockvllle. Ont. All women like Burning, but they will never have it numbed that they are wearing one. The student who admitted in court last week that he had drunk two Auarts of champagne is specializing in fUzioiogy. Mlnard’n Linlment I: reliable. Golf-the Rich Man's Game. Quebec Handicrafts Flourish Bertin.---Further details of the ab leged plan for a rewinion of the meth- od of paying the Dawes annumea have been putrlUhed by the Dunn-he Zed- tung, much wu the first to indicate that negotiations to this effect were under war. Thousands of persons saw the handi~ crafts of Quebec practiced at close range recently during the Canadian Folk Bong and Handicraft Festival held at the Chateau Frontenac. Que. bee, May 20 to 22, being arranged by the National Museum of Canada and the Canadian Paeitie Railway. This Festival was unique in musical and handicraft performances on the con. tinent. It served tho great purpose of crystalizing in the minds ot those who saw it the tact that these old-time an: and folk songs are still as much a pan ot the everyday iife of the people of old Quebec, as are the modern con- veniencee and jazz music that feature many Canadian homes in other lec- tiona of Canada. DAWES REVISION NOW UNDER WAY Details Printed of Proposed New Method for Paying the Annuities. The Reach. according to this paper. [a to be induced to issue 5,000,000,000 marker' worth of debentures, paying an annual interned of 4 per cent. and later ti per cent, and 1 per cent. unor- tization. The mortgage will be placed on the Reich’s post to cover these obli- “than. Mother: "When I was young, girls never thought of doing the things they do today.” Daughter: "Well, that's why they didn't do them." and workmanship that are popularly known as the “oeintures do l’Assomp- tion," made in the district of that name. These sashes, which are very brmiant in color, are made on a method of design believed to have cams from Acadia. The specimen shown above is worth $150.00 .is ten feet long, twenty-seven inches wide, with a fringe ot thirty inches. The latter will be handed to a may: tee to be elected for this purpose. who', will be empowered to inspect the books of the post and elect certain changes in its administration if the‘ regularity of payments is endangered.’ Commenting on this plan, the Na. tionalistlc Bouncing Zedtung deem-m that it In only another proof that Ger- many‘s “enemies" are seeking to lay their hands on one (lemon thteuteial and economic stronghold after comet. " "In” an! an" MI " Iona. Elna unri- " "I not". who“ or um "It. 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And it did. §ow I take six bottles every year and remmmmd it to others.' - DONALDA FANretai, Ayer'a Cliff, Quebec. YOUNG WOMEN SUFFER MUST TORONTO Minnrd'a British Prestige. bottle In and duh”. and. " ”Mu. 'r-rot- 'ts mun. mm or W, Price Lm. PEERLE“ BICYCLI WORK. Ila Dunc-I Si. V. You". EM, t- mir . - “I he" e years. od e end of the lulways feet and have no the. I W“ ul sick each Lh.too.ha\*inE I in my bae ,l','i'l',thif,1t' l T to Mop ring. A friend , mm e n d e d