ABBOTSFORD, SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

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ITCHY PIMPLES

ni OF Meat In Canada|

Figures Go To Prove That Pork Is

f es iy

the Favorite Meat t

Pork is the favorite meat of Cana- r

dians, according to a recent compila- — sak 1

serait tion on the meat and poultry con: Ny |
d Bi d sumption of the people of the Domin- \ " v \\- a
Also On Neck ant ody. ev made by the canadien Govern: a: a Ms Red!
Healed by Cuticura. ment Bureau of Statistics. The dai ‘| Y
consumption of meat and poultry in GLEY.’ : Ps
“Berema broke out in pimples} | Canada {s about 7 ounces for 3 ae
and affected my face, neckand body.| | every man, woman, and child, ‘This ne ~s

i ed So that I was
Ietcned nd buzped eget Tee] "| ean an annual consumption of
disfigured, and my clothing used to] | 775,150,815 pounds of pork; 654.545,-
rob against the breaking out on my| | 623 pounds of beef; 58,191,717 pounds
body and aggravate it. Icould not] | or mutton and ‘
getany sleep on account of it. The :
trouble lasted a couple of months. pounds fowl and chickens;

“] began using Cuticura Soap} | pounds turkey;
and Ointment and they afforded! | Guok: and 9,863,95
relief in about a week. I continued , eel
fusing them and in three weeks I
was completely healed.” (Signed)
Miss Rosie Whitman, Beaver
Harbor, N. S

Rely on Cuticura Soap and Oint-

lamb;

consumption of 29.67 dozen eggs, of!
a total of 282,405,692 dozens. Can-
ada’s egg Dill alone is valued at over |
$115,000,000 annually. The per ¢# pita |

addition there is an annual per enpita| Studebaker and Erskine cars are becoming increasingly popular throughout the Dominion.

\

Studebaker To Build Canadi
Automobiles For Canadians

li .
\||Farmers’ Marketing Tour

The cool, comforting flavor 2)

of WRIGLEY’S Spearmint —
is a lasting pleasure.

It cleanses the mouth after
eating—gives a clean taste and ~
sweet breath. t

It is refreshing and
digestion aiding.

ment to keep your skin clear. ;
Wei Baah, Free by MAL Agdrgen: Canadian annual purchase of meats is 81.43)
Bes B Seaton faut reeset | | pounds of pork; 68.76 pounds of beef; Friendly Divorcement Of Canadian Canadian National Railways’ Tour ey
Ta Caticure Shaving Stick 25¢. {9.69 pounds of poultry; and 611, © ion From r To Great Britain and it
|pounds mutton and lamb, This Corporation Of America Denmark, 1928 ——— =
= | represents half a heayy hog, a small) With the announcement of a far- it Is shipped from the 17 factories im *
hind quarter of beef, two chickens,|Te8ching reorganization of both ad- (Contintted) Denmark, and it is its proud boast
WORLD HAPPENINGS |and a loin of lamb for every member Pinleoive One manuren urine, pols af was ue step are oct that it has never refused to handle me
hapevors cies aker Corporation or and a reception by the Hon. all supplies shipped to it regardless ]
BRIEFLY TOLD Be iets SCOR oo epee GES Quek, BESS ae bal, Coletti Larkin, High Commissioner for Can-| of the dondition of the market. 4 be
L, |pediture at average prices of the dif-| rank position among the Dominion’s ada. We were all impressed by the (To Be Continued.) 1 ¢
| ferent ies of $43.09 per per- peesls nen eran SC ae appearance of Canada’s neaaaa pa SES ES s
India has _ac- year. F e.wh Can- ie announcement, which indicates a ters in Great Britain.) Overlooking ‘a P

he. Govercinent of, Tnilin bas. agsjA0n, Pon year. Kon te hole of Can- friendly divorcement of the Canadian Trafalgar Square, Canada House oc-|Canadian Boys Are
cepted the invitation of Secretary|ada this would amount to approsi-| Studebaker Organization from the cupies one of the most commanding F cf
Kellogg to participate as an original| mately $410,173,710 exclusive of the| Studebaker Corporation of America, fites In London, and docs héiior to Best Empire Shots’ ;
signatory in the proposed multilater-|$113,000,000 egg bill. |was issued by A. R. Erskine, presi- our Dominion. There was no formal- Sree E
al treaty for the renunciation of war.| dent of both industrials. ity, no speeches, just a friendly hand-| Won Special Challenge Trophy in

Ne The new Studebaker organization shake and a few words for all in the 1927 Rifle Shooting Competition —

Marshal Chang Tso-Lin, war lord | —— = will be directed by D. R, Grossman, private room of the high commission-| Ganada won the King’s special .
of Manchuria, who recently was driv- Winnipeg Newspaper Union formerly sales manager for Stude- er. 7 ;
en from Peking, has died in Mukden baker in the Dominion. Mr. Gross- Now came the event of the day, the challenge trophy for 1927 in the niin- ae

= : man’s title will be vice-president and fox a yas fot iature rifle shooting competition for L! :

according to unconfirmed Japanese ¢ 3 reception at St. James’. It was No! r
ins aH eles esived aliTonio Sn? general manager. Having been asso- without awe that we entered this sim-| boys of the British Empire. Canada’s “4
war office advit ecelve Kio. Ua ciated with Studebaker in Canada for ple stately palace of red brick after| average for 3,000 boys who competed +s

Miss Eleanor Lodge, a sister of Sir a JOLY the past six years, Mr. Grossman is passing its castellated gateway tar 3

= sie me e " vi 2 ts out of a possible 100. Fy

—\ 2 well known to the Dominion’s auto- A : fam-|¥#S 79.2 poin po & 4

Oliver Lodge, noted scientist, is the guarded by sentries wearing the fam: <A ;
* Me YSS dwccor motive leaders. ous busby. This palace which we Cana-|_ The King has sent a message to- f
first woman to receive the degree 0 Aire motive Bening the Berean dian farmers were entering had been| the secretary of the National Rifle rs
be in Our desire “8

doctor of literature from the Oxford
University. She is 59 years of age
and a well known historian.

Kroum D. Dokoff, chief inspector
of hygiene and labor in the ministry |
of commerce, industry and labor, |
Bulgaria, is visiting Canada study-
ing industrial hygiene and accident
prevention.

President Gaston Doumergue, when
yisiting Rheims, the most bombarded
city of the Great War, took occasion
to approve Secretary Kellogg's anti-
war pact. He said that France will
associate herself with all efforts to
put an end to warfare.

Viscount Byng, former Governor-
General of Canada, has taken his seat
in the House of Lords after 20
months delay through the dispute
concerning the payments of fees in-|
cidental to his elevation to the peer-
age.

build Canadian Automobiles for
Canadians,” says the stdtement. “The
Studebaker Corporation of Canada,
Ltd., is Canadian, We will use more
and more of Canada’s great supplies
of raw materials. Not only will our

of these

o
a

the home of Charles the First, and is
today the scene of Levees and Privy
Councils. We mounted the beautiful
stairway to the Entree Room. A short
wait and the Prince was in the Au-
present plans contemplate that ad-| dience Chamber ready to meet us.
vertising and printed matter shall be} The door opened. There was His
prepared in Canada, and, in short, a) Royal Highness, not seated but stand-

D. R. Grossman, vice-president and
general manager.

increased, but new will
be added to our purchasing agent’s

order lists,

“We want to build automobiles for
Canada and we want Canadians to
approve of them. It fs felt that the
time has come to go ahead and no
time will be lost in increasing the
number of cars actually built in Can-
ada. We hope to secure greater effi-
ciency than has been possible in the
past, which will result in greater
automobile values for Canadian pur-
chasers.

“Continuing the precedent already
established, the personnel of the
Canadian organization will be almost

exclusively Canadian. In addition, | ments.”

large percentage of every dollar spent| ng at the entrance with a smile of
in connection with the Canadian welcome. We were introduced by Mr.
business shall be paid to Canadian) Groff who performed a feat of mem-
mnolvichal arora aah de a ory by remembering all our names.
“The new @ ement W!
a gradual inerease in the number of pene tee oe PR eraer |
employees atthe Walkervillé plant.| Soc." quemper of the party, But
Branches are now maintained at By, party,
| Montreal and Calgary. These will al-
so be greatly increased.
“This move is a result of Stude-

ta were specially honored. Mr, Wil-
liam Sharpe, who once played the

1 rH jpipes at a party on the Prince's
CEE eee vuelve! ranch, was at once recognized by His
there will be wonderful developments Royal Sa Rey eee pa
tn this country and throuzh this ex-| Deinde asia Mir. C. #1. Marshall how
pee aa eee nett their mutual friend 7U Brown was
ecome. 2. Pi 2 oo P-| vetting on, and Mr.

|
P. J. Tooley, of}
: | the Peace River, was questioned about

Says Food Affects en

ore =e — | Peace River problems and the proba-
Improved Guide For Airmen Aeprneation set |
Was spontaneous

| Pacific Coast.
| Prince in Canada
|

| medals to all individuals who have
{made scores of outstanding merit.

bility of railway connection with the|

Asociation under whose auspices the
competition was conducted, con- i<
gratulating the Canadian boys on
“their first and well-deserved vic.
tory.’

The King’s challenge trophy is
awarded for a match between the fu
strength of the youth of Great Brit-
ain and the British Dominions. Al
the competitors must be under 19
years of age, and they shoot for the
trophy in their own countries. In

his friends and neighbors from Alber-| connection with the competition, the —

National Rifle Asociation presents

¥

Breaking Into Market

| Mission District, B.C., Competing —
ly With U.S. V ‘=

Growers / «

Some $40,000 of forced rhubar'
| was raised this year ‘in Mission Dis-

esford-
are ee BO pe cratel 916 Chicago Specialist Believes Defects |New Radio Beacon Will Chart Course! and real, and we were delighted with | trict, B.C, ten cars being shipped! to
; nas sae ee Roe ae aay | Can Be Remedied By Diet For Trans-Ocean Fliers | his evident regard for our great Do-| prairie points and the balance to thi
ae | hive ighted ohi i : minion. in ea [
huge sums to appear in theatres, but | Far which compris: Tr: fliers of <he rote After the reception we were Aig ee cities, The forced “barb” is

they have declined to commercialize |
the fifght, thus following Lindbergh's

75 per cent. of eye defects, can he re-
Heved by proper diet, according to

will be able to fly a course definitely| through the Armoury, Queen Anne's
charted by means of an improved) Drawing Room, the Tapestry Room,

|now being followed up by rhubar
| grown in the open fields.

Ranile Dr. C. A. Harkness, Chicago eye|type of radio beacon which has an the Throne Room, and the Picture] By shipping mixed carlots, which
z Aen? : specialist. absolitely fixed wave length, it has| Gallery, ee ae Roval portraits) included cauliflower, spinach, cucum-
Anjalry nasil Ber ices berween any T have not collected positive| been announced at the Radio Aireraft) Somnated PY ite Penmaes of fine | ber, radish and green onions with the
treal and Albany, N.Y., will probably jdata,” Dr. Harkness said, “but from| laboratory at Dayton, Ohio. room, and Queen Victoria at the oth-| rhubarb, the Mission growers have :
ibe, petabiianed im Wie dear. multe, BC numerous observations in private| Captain Paul S, Edwards, Signal) er. been able to compete with the Walla j 6

cording to an announcement made in
|

the House of Commons by Hon. P. J.
Venoit, . Postmaster-General. He Ontstanding Smartness
thought that the contract would be Anita nee fincebelics:
7 i n interes’ ype wii olen
Fite eh aie lfront and deep V-opening completed
Captain Darbos, who flew the first| with vestee. The lower edge of the
French airplane on the war front/ bolero is finished with applied band:
which was equipped with a machine| THe skirt at front shows the few clr
Al é x the cular fulness, the back is straight in

gun and to whose experiments the! one piece and the set-in sleeves are
adoption of machine guns in war) dart-fitted. Style No. 916 is stunning
aviation was in a large measure due,, made of the two surfaces of black
was killed in a crash near Oran in|ctepe satin, one of the new supple
Africa. | woollen, two tones of georgette crepe.

jinches bust. Size 36 requires
yards 36-inch, or 3 yards 54-inch ma:
Several generations of two or three) terial; % yard 20-inch white and %
Japanese families have kept recoraa} Yara S2-\nen sielpes material)

of dates when bamboo bloomed, and)” yfany styles of smart apparel may
it is found that certain sorts ilower-|be found in our Fashion Book. Our
4 once. in 120 years simultaneously | designers originate their patterns in

Records Are Remarkable

the heart of the style centres,

| Sizes 16 years, 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44)

practice and in clinic I believe diet
affects the sight.

“A diet of such foods as milk, to-
matoes, orange juice and cod livers
s/ill diminish the distorted shape of
the eyeball 50 per cent. in three
months.

“AN children under 10 whose sight

aoater tans | Our next appointment was at Har-
ores, US. cn ea of the} -oa's great stores where we were en-
laboratory said: \tertained by Sir Woodman Burbidge,
“The signal corps here have made head of this great firm, to lunch, af-
improvements in beacons which in-| terwards visiting the Provision Shop
crease {ts efficfency 100 per cent. over, 804 some of the factories of this
jereat establishment. Harrod’s is per-

the old type, ‘haps the finest department store in
London and its provision shop is a
model for such establishments, Cana-

After 10 Years Of Asthma Dr. J. D,

is defective are either under-nourish-
ed or underfed, Diet can restore the
sight to a better degree of normual-
ity."

The Level Road
‘The peril of the level way is great-

Price er than the peril of the hills. There is)

nothing more exhausting than a dead
level stretch, unbroken by change.
More people break down beneath the

Kellogg's Asthma Remedy proved tne
jonly reef for one grateful user, and
| this is but one case among many. Lit-
\tle wonder that it has now become
|the one recognized remedy on the
| market, It has earned its fame by its
| never failing effectiveness. It is earn-
| {ng it today, as it has done for years.
[Tt is the greatest asthma specific
within the reach of suffering human-

dian products have a prominent place
in it.

Our official day concluded with a
visit to the London Headquarters of
the Danish Bacon and Co-operative
Trading Company through which
passes a large part of the Danish ba-
con supplied to the’ British market.
In a single fortnight as many as
400,000 sides have been received and
distributed from this one plant. Be-
jsides acting as a distributing centre
the company operates thirty smoke-
houses. It was interesting to learn
that a thick pitch-like substance

Piff: “Was it a bad accident?”
Bing: ‘Well, I was knocked speech-

{Walla growers which have hitherto
controlled this market. r
Next season Mission growers hope
to pack all their rhubarb at one ¢en-
| tral place instead of eyery man hav-
ling his awn packing house. By this
medns the crop will be standardize
{and only “Fancy” and “No. 2” will
{be shipped. A new and attractiv
|Jabel is being prepared for next sea-
| son's crop. 4

GREAT PRAISE. FOR
BABYS OWN TABLET

| The Dr. Williams' Medicine .
haye received the following letter
from Mrs. Griffith, of 21 Merchison
Ave., East Hamilton, Ont., concern

with others which flower once in six- and monotony of life than beneath its/tess and my wheel was Knocked |
AG *““\their creations are those of tested changes. There is scarcely a, greater) spokeless.” }
Nae: popularity, brought within the means ,cnievement than the victory of the}

which encrusts the walls, the result)ing her experience with Baby's ‘
of many years’ deposit, imparts to Tablets: Za
| the bacon much of its aroma and fla-| Dear Sirs,—I wish to thank you for

of the average woman. Price of the

Corns are caused by the pressure | b0Ok 10 cents the copy.

man who Keeps fresh and vigorous| Some women wegr gloves most of

atile oils which bacon sides exude) on the Care of Children.

vor. The deposit is caused by the vor-| the handy little booklet you sent mil
=

ev 2 | ' i My _ bab:
Beatie tects Hut no Guemieed “be ; jon the level road. {the time and others have diamond) while curing. PARE raTabe pyeelcsVold goThenam
troubled with them long when 50 How To Order Patterns | eae e e e | rings. | Non-resinous wood is used fn tne) used Baby's Own Tablets, being new
simple a remedy as Holloway's Corn | here are a few things that money| smoking process. Shrinkage during: to Canada, but since the first proof ——
Bemoypris Avaliable: ‘Address: Winnipez Newspaper Union, |cannot buys but not many people} Friendship and confidence * are! eens PECCEES 1S SOUDIOS UB LLY, | eet paeny uses bringing ue i
a 75 a fe ow 1 { ~ RA ¥ ver been wi u
abl mulgobile roemer produces) 270 McDéermot Ave, -Winrlpey =) _/want: ther [plants of slow growth. Every bacon side bears several them, for they are worth their weigh!
aa —_—_—_—— —— = —————————— } stamps which permits the Danish él e
sas mouth = " = 3 8! P: Pi anish in gold, There is no trouble in gel
moe Are Mae fore as ‘routh: now) pattern No...:.++ 20. . Size 3 STIGATE CLAIM Bacon Co. to trace the origin and’ ting the little ones to take them i
aati: Sid bel ore Deane y | | date of killing of every picce of meat | they often prevent an illness if taki
pee a a I | pets aco den hee hs Na | that reaches its establishment and) in time. My first baby is now, at ft s
For Rheumatism use Minard’s Lini- | obviates any possibility of bacon be- age of four and a half years, a pi oS
ment Nee fere Se ER RR REL, | ing distributed which may have been ture of health, and my nhine-mon'
3 held up over long at the producing old baby is also well and happy. 7)
A promise is but a small outlay) Name point, or shipped too soon to take ad- are both a real good sample of wh
from which large returns are ex S| \ Veneer vr meaeectes me ie ace Sie vantage of satisfactory conditions| Baby’s Own Tablets can do, foi ys
¥ y e Species The sides are graded by ‘experienced | have never yet needed a doctor f€
ed TOWD «+ ees seerre cee ster ee cee emers men who, through Jong association! either of them.” 48 i
- = Work Of Fuel Board with the British market, know ac-| The booklet to which Mrs. Gritfit 1
; The D Fuel Board since its curately the requirements of each of refers is entitled “Care Of the Baby, } 3
Athletes | inception has conducted exhaustive RHE CUS ORIEL of the Trading Com-| and treats with what a mother oug! ‘
S. 1 studl vith iew to maki Can- panye to know for baby’s sake, A copy ' f
For sprained ligaments, bound || Studies with a view a ieee The Danish Bacon Co-operative) the booklet will be sent free to | t
muscles, Kicks and bruises — {|#da independent in the consumption Trading Company is an example of a| one requesting same from The D :
use Minard’s. of fuel, with the result that Pennsyl- combines Besse Scena ey co-op-| Williams’ Medicine Co., Brockvi ‘
‘ania 7 ing displaced k erative organization. Half of the cap-| Ont. .
Neca aru ney atau ital stock {s in the hands of 10,000) pesca ea i _
| other fuels in Siena: Quebec to) retailers, large and small, scattered| ‘Toronto is to have a corn-borer” ad :
the extent of 1,500,000 tons a year. throughout the British Isles, the oth- but what {fs really -neededi
ve ther beneficial feature is that a ‘The claim of Madame Tchaikowsky, Russian refugee, that she is the| er half is owned by 17 Danish Bacon | ec a to Bee ‘ten follea ae
variety of fuels has established com- Grana Duchess Anastasia, daughter of the late Czar of Russia, is once more pantories we supply the carcases. | er botks ‘and rreyeri retire Lieto
| petition in the\markets of domestic }uader investigation. Grand Duke Andre (No. 1), is sailing to America at the etree behrereoan arin MilUs al perverts 4
|fuel supplies. request of Mrs. W. B, Leeds (No. 2), whose guest Mme. 'Tehaikowsky (No. 2) | body, the producers and consumers of| Among the chief uses to” wh a
—_————_ is, in an effort to determine her identity. No. 4 is the last photograph of| ® given commodity, lends to the! jead fs put js its conversion Into Bente
it is estimated that 100,000,000 Grand. Duchess Anastasia before ber reported death at the hands of the|°°mpany great Internal strengitt.  “\jead, which 1s the most reliable bi 6
k Russi tks a The Company in London under- ‘4 = iat *
jpecbie speak sa bolaheyiks ten cote S8o. takes to accept all suitable bacon as| for nearly all paints, Ra eet