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ABBOTSI'O

RD. SUMAS AND MATSQUI NEWS

“I want to help?

Tells facts from own experience to heip others. Almost
wild with pain, weak and rundown, he won
new health and strength through Tanlac

But Now St.
|

says Allen Boudria

Was Once Smugglers Haunt |
Helen’s is Englands

Most Moral Village |

St. Helen's,

oubtedly

Isle of Wight, is un

Bagland’s most moral yil

So good and peace-loving are

inhabitants that the local police

station Nas been closed

e : A policeman from Seaview, a few
Alien Boudri mil uway, Cy
es 3 . o the ag
Patsick § ) cles he vill
Ren cet Line every day as a matter of form. The}
ing the facts time of his arrival is known to all.|
4 , “is to help o hers who suffer He is greeted with smile There i
did | 1
“Bor five years T was in misery. My HGR Spe euly CU aa rous) 20H AUIS NTO
wh stem seemed out of gear, but Thirty years ago things were dif
ay se ach troubled most. Even a | ferent, Strangers had to be careful if
rink of cold water would cause my | i i
v ih’ hey visited this 1 2 at afte:
stomach to bloat and swell abnor- Aen a Ay UR era
mally. Gas would prevent mo from Pi ese a ps cL Ne ch sis 1)
sleeping at night so that I had to get | visitors, and were apt to show thelr
up and walk the floor for hours, Vio- lislikes A notorious gang of smug-

ach pains nearly drove me
wild. I've seen times when I was
coubled over, unable to straighten up.

“My friend M. Laponte told me
nlac had helped him out of
trouble, so I got some and used
Q bottles in all. It just made me over,
I feel 30 years younger than I am, and
weigh 214 lbs. My appetite and sleep
are both fine. I eat what I like and
sleep like a top. Tanlac and nothing

: Is the Vote Worth Having ?

lent sto’

i

overwork or neglect have worn}
you down get Tanlac, the great nat-
ural tonic made from root
barks. Your druggist has it. Over 52
tuillion bottles sold.

Do and
privileges and

fully

Canada,
which

the people of
liberties
the

alling the long

responsible government confers upon them,
yalue of these

and bitter

ssions?
that took p

practically all

appreciate 085
I

Great
now

©, first in
countries

te struggle a

Iritain and later in Canada, as well as in
under democratic institutions, for the right of the franchise, it would almost
seem absurd to ask if people valued that which was so dearly won. Inquire
Canadian would wnhesitatingly be:

yalue my speak

the
t

rights of cttiz
thousands of Ca

of almost any citizen and reply

nship.” Actions, however,

“Of course, L
louder than words,
this question when deeds rather than words are required?

The Chief Electoral Officer for Canada has recently prepared a state- i
ment of yotes cast throughout the Dominion in the general election of last | ;
62. The Dominion census of 1921
Using round numbers it may

swer io | c
jt

adians make ¢

and how do

September, showing the total to be

gave the population of Canada as §

the crypt of a
herbs and were

and he ger
ble to
weather
blood is marked characteristic of) was spring wheat and should be hard

their here |

rs had
nd quantities of

headquarters

rum and contra-

ransport to London |
Innocent little thatched cottages or |
church
the |
the

neighboring
hiding
The
men Ww

used as places by
and

idle.

muggle police

evenue

> never

RHEUMATIC VICTIMS

other countries enjoying the rights,| Can Find Relief Through Build-| the returns

ing Up the Blood
Pain is the symptom of rheuma-}
ism that every victim recognizes,
ully attributes the trou-
cold, damp or changeable
But doctors jsnow that thin

he trouble. Trying to cure rheuma-
ism while the blood remains thin

and poor, is an impossible task be-

ause there is nothing to build on. A
onic like Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills
hat enriches the blood and frees it
rom poisonous impurities soon ban-

shes rheumatism from the system.

So long as the blood is maintained in
a healthy condition the trouble will) “and if you put a dark wheat on the

be assumed that the population was at least 9,000,000 in 1926.- Of these not return. ‘Ibis is not theory. It
9,000,000 approximatel half would b ao ee i> He thee der 21 has been proved in hundreds of
9, 7 approximately one-half would be represented by those under 21) eyces; here is one:—Mr. J. W. Rose,
years of age or un-naturalized adults, leaving about 4,500,000 qualified | RR. y > ELL, says:—"For |
To be quite within the mark, 250,000. some ye a great sufferer

In other words, approximately one miliion citizens of Canada qualified | {o™ and although |
tried a great many remedies, I did

] voters, held their right to the franchise

to vote, or almost 25 per cent. of n

fn such small esteem that they did not take the trouble to go to the polling ter I took Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills.| influencing the storage of
The trouble was located mostly in my | quantity and quality in wheat would |
| shoulders, .

booths in a general election to decide questions of niutional policy, inyolving
the personnel and policy of the National Government for the next fiye years. ;

his Canadian showing, while not one to which our people can point 1
with pride, is decidedly be
elections of last November, when thirty-four State
senators, the entire Hotse of Representatives, nearly all the members of
state legislatures, and thousands of municipal, county and other officials
were elected, only one-third of the qualified voters went to the polls, the ;
other two-thirds refusing to their freedom and take upon their 1
slioulders the duties and responsibilities of citizenship. t

The people of Great Britain discharge the duties of cei

thirty-five | t
I
i

goyerors,

use

ship better

than elsewhere in the Empire, with the exception of Australia. But
Australia votes under pressure and compulsion. Although the
Commonwealth has equal adult suffrage, such a Jarge porportion

sr than the United States record, where in the gnd great inconvenience.

fry them

meets the eye of any rheumatic s
ferer my
Pink Pills at once

10L get any permanent relief until af- |

and at times w so bad
hat my right arm almost use |
ess, Of course I suffered much pain)
My atten-|
jon was directed to Dr. Williams’ |
ink Pills through an adverti ment }
n our newspaper, and I decided to
I took the pills according
o directions with the result that the

‘heumatism has left me, and I haye | ewan and get a large number of farm-

never hind a twinge of it since

advice try Dr, William:

| from the Old Kildonan settlement in
band goods passed into the island for

Is An Expert “Lineman”

Woman Manager of Texas Telephone
with Internal medicine Trouble

upsets delicatelittie | Trouble on the line ls no trouble at} §
stomachs. Treat colds | 41) for Mrs. J. N. Daniel, who at

externally with Vicks. |
You just rub it on. | is one of the expert telephone “lines-

< IiCKS men” in Texas

The Baby's Cold

Continual “dosing*

a4
73

Mrs. Daniel is
VapoRu, | Georgetown Independent
Company, the largest managed by a
an, but she does not confine her
Western Canadian Wheat f swivel chair |
and appearing managerial. She fills
every position from president of the
company to trouble finder out along
the far flung wires over which she
presides

as the nemesis of trouble that
y-haired woman per-
has developed her greatest
efficiency. She hops on the com-
pany'’s repair truck, dashes out to run
down the break in the wire, and |
points out to her repairman what to
the wires humming again

manager of the}
Telephone

we

slivities to sitting in

Saskatchewan
gating

University
Protein Quality
Quantity in Wheat
“Meld husbandry on trial at
bar of the world’s market place
the subject of Dean Rutherford
dress in which he spoke of the first
shipment. of Westefn

Investi
and

the
was| It is

this yigorous gr

haps
Canada wheat
Manitoba to Ontario 50 years ago last
October. He recalled that in 1884 Dr.
Angus McKay had a bumper crop but
frost at the beginning of September
badly froze the grain “Avhich

do to
She does everything but climb poles,
she abandoned after

a feat she say

Orit “TOI
ee earthen eg

for clean
ISINFEC
Gilletts Lye Pro
Your Healthc

: “Saves Your Mone

ground into flour at a specially e
ed mill. A flour was
shipped to Toronto and
Montreal and when the returns were
received bill of $8 still
to pay on the shipment in exe of} ness.

she wa

Mrs. Daniel took~ over the
phone company at the death of her
husband 16 years ago. Since then
she has moré than tripled the busi-
She trained herself at 60 by
studying electrical and telephone en-
gineering and then took a course in

carload of
Winnipeg,

tele-

there was a

“What does the Old Country mar-
ket want in from Weste1n} commercial law.
Canada?” asked Dean Rutherford. Is Ss

wheat

answering his own question he point-

ed out that Western- Canadian wheat

INDIGESTION, GAS, |

vitreous, glutinous wheat to meet the

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60. | se

Price of Matches

Reduction in Excise Tax May Lower

Price Perceptibly

The household or large box of 400

matches will
the reduction in the
matches announced by Finance Min-
ister Robb in the Budget speech. It
will mean a reduction of one cent in
the retail price of the large box, ac-
cording to a large match producing

affected by
tax on

chiefly be
excise

requirements of the Old Country tne ore oe vie te oe

ark duty on the lar; sized box of matenh-

gS UPSET STOMACH les is four cents, So that the 25 per

“Amateur wheat breeders put new peccaa tt i Aas > ‘incad

" i cent. tariff reduction j announce
arieties on the market before they I « 7, a 45: cent, j

nstantly! ‘Pape’s Diapepsin ill. ma e excise : :

are properly tried out in the matter y Pp. pep: | will make the excise tax three cents

Corrects Stomach so
Meals Digest |

of strength and color,” he declared

markets of the world you are going

The moment you eat a tablet of
|“Pape's Diapepsin’® your indigestion
pected that the work started at the|!s gone. No more distress from a
University of Snskatchewan in 1926} sour, acid, upset stomach. No flatu-
“ eS ihe | lence, heartburn, palpitation, or mis-| ,
with a view to finding out the factors| ery-making gases. Correct your}
protein | digestion for 2 few cents. Bach pack- |

age guaranteed by druggist to over-|
come stomach trouble.

to lower the color standard.”
Dean Rutherford said it

was ex-

be enlarged in the near future and
co-related with field husbandwvy
work.

In the meantime the fleld husban-| winnipeg Citizens Form Committee

Plan Dominion Aerial League

| on this box after July 1. It is
| unlikely that the retail price of the
small box of matches will in any way
be affected by the reduction.

most

Easier to Substitute

Editor (dictating a letter) —“My

Jear Mr, Schankelhausenheimer—”

that

Miss Keytap—“How do you spell
name?”

Editor—“S-c-h—oh, by the way,

suppose you begin the letter “My

dear Sir, and save the wear and tear
on the machine.”

dry association could exert its influ- for Furthering Aviation in Mani-

ence in respect to the purification of toba

seed sown in the fields of Saskatech- The mission of Sir Alan ae

famous British airman, to Winnipeg,

ers interested in the purity of seed. |has already borne definite results.
Through the Wheat Pool organiza- Following a meeting at which Sir

lion with its 80,000 rs and! sian related his experiences in flying |

memb'

san get thes r any | a roug! er fa zanizations + i
You can hese pills from ¥ |} and through other farm organizations) 5,5. Great Britain to Australia and

of its. medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents |

1 box from The Dr. Williams’ Medi-

ne » refuse( se 2 ba E: m sory vyoling ws stablished, | ~. .
people refused to use the ballot that compulsory yoling was establishe cine Co., Brockville, Cnt.

and with good results so far as getting the people to the polls is concerned. |
In the last federal election in Australia and in a more recent national |
plebiscite, 90 per cent. of the total registered vote was polled.

Is it not, howe , passing strange that men and women must be com: |
4. under pain of a fine imposed for failure to vote, to discharge the

pel |
first obligation of their citizenship? |

As publication, commenting on this amazing apathy on the part}
of a large section of the people, very truly no country can be well
the professionai political elements interest them-

one
says,
governed where only
selves in elections.
to vote have the curious conceit that they
politics is something beneath them, Such people are, in fact, less worthy
citizens than the professional ward workers in our large cities. |
If Canadian citizenship is worth anything, it is worth at least the trou-|

ble involved on election day of going to the polls and exercising the |
franchise which such citizenship confers. |
|

are the superior classes; that

Incident Worth Mentioning |

Nearly Hundred Yenrt Old

Union Jack Drooped From Lauren-
tic’s Mainmast When Located
by Diver
The story of how the gold on the}

Experiments Made in 1835 With Elec-
trically Propelled Cars
Flectric propulsion of cars dates |
as far back as 1835, when Thomas]
of Vermont, and in 1838} White Star liner Laurentic, sunk by
recoy-

Davenport,
Robert Davidson, of Scotland, both} the Germans in the war, we
perimental cars by voltale bat-) ered by divers operating from the
Admiralty steamer Racer, now about
to be sold, is one of the most thril-|

|
|
Tan ex |
terles carried on the car. It was not,
however, until the dynamo electric)
machine was perfected, so as to re-| ling in the history of sea salvage. One|
that was thought too trivial|
the time is worth|

duce the cost of current, that any | incident
devised. to be recorded at
mentioning now, for the touch of the |

practical system ¥

The Portri and Giant's Cau
way, England, clectric tramway, in|sea tradition it brings into the story.|
1883, was the first line in the United The Laurentic sailed from New York }

Kingdom which took the current from|in January, 1917, her strong room |

a conductor. | filled with gold and . silver worth |
| about £5,000,000. She was struck by |

The coldest time of the day 1s the | German torpedoes off Lough Swilly
and sunk in 120 feet of water. After}

afier sunrise, according to

hour jus

=| elections to the rural Soviets,

Money’s Power in Russia

Only Those Who Are Rich Can Hope

to Succeed
It is evident that the country has
moved very far since the heroic days
banks commerce
sed, and when every pri-

when money, and

were suppr

Inf ately a great percentage of those who refuse
Unfortunately a great perce = | vately-owned shop or farm was con-

sidered as a crime against Commun-
ism But it is even wo than that.
It appears today that to be able to
succeed in Russia, and to acquire
power, it is necessary before every-
thing to have money. At the last
out of
$30,000 elected, 750,000 delegates did
not belong to the Communist Party.

labor themselves and are content to
make others work for them.

Icing which has been made
thin may be thickened by adding
flour instead of more sugar. Very lit-
tle is necessary.

too

| get informalon out quickly to the peg citizens was formed for the fur-|
| people Wee teil Ss therance of commercial and civil}
The committee will investigate the

possibilities of aviation in the prov-

| vinclal bodies that are working for
| | the organization of a Dominion-wide
‘plane clubs, Sir Alan offered to sup-

ply any needed statistics relative to

the field husbandry association could back, a committee of leading Winni-
| mee o aviation in Manitoba,
‘Babi Cry
| a Hes ince and co-operate with other pro-
66 ° 99
| oY as orla | aerial league.

In urging the formation of light

aviatton.

| Prepared Especially for Infants
and Children of All Ages

Did Not Prove Handicap

| Mother! Fletcher's Castoria has
been in use for over 80 years as a}

pleasant, harmless substitute for Cas-| British Postmaster-General in Glad-
tor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and stone’s Time Was Totally Blind
sbothing Syripsy Gonunns ORS In spite of total blindness caused by
cotics. Proven directions are on each} ;

package. Physiciahs everywhere | a gun accident, Henry Fawcett rose}

| Three-fourths of the presidents of the | recommend it. | to high positions in British public life. |
| rural Soviets were koulaks, or rich|
\peasants, who have given up manual |

| He was born in Salisbury in 1832. At

The genuine bears signature of
| the age of 32 he entered the House of |

| | Commons where his ability and devo-}
VOTED | tion to worthy causes soon made him |
be 3 a prominent and influential member.

|
ie 1880 he became Postmaster-Gen-
; i" C eral in the Government of Mr. Glad-
Build Fighting Planes | stone, and during his term of office he
brought about many improvements in
the postal service. He died in 1884.

Canada May Construct From Four to

Pains Across Kidneys

For Two Years
Unable to Work

“Gin Pills—Wonderful

sclentists. This is explained by the| two years an effort was made to sgl- |
fact that when the sun strikes the | yage, and then when a diyer went} Remedy”
earth {t causes the evaporation of a, down from the Racer he found, droop-
chilling moisture ing from the Laurentic’s mainmast, a | “
: faded flag with several rents in it—| We receive thousands of letters
F | the Union Jack yearly from grateful users of Gin
A British army regiment recently CK. Pills, who have been relieved of
returned from Constantinople to Sra TSE suffering from kidney and bladder
England, after being absent 18 years Queen Wears Rat Coat trouble. When Nature fails to do
hee een Te TeEt epuutles, |. Many. petwons have admired a| her proper work of eliminating
and haying serve ght co es.
mpd uaying: served eae | vrown coat which Queen Mary has{ harmful waste through the kid-

E ) been wearing this winter, and numer

Distemper ous references have been made to it
Responds to treatnient with so on. Asa matter of fact it, is made
Minard’s, Mix with molasses || from the skins of rodents killed on

a bran mash | the Royal estates and put together by

a skilful Every public refer-

ence to its umed value and

s greeted with un-

the Royal

in print as “the Queen's sables” and

and pour over

| furrier,
|
|

{rarity of its s
| restrained amusement by
oat hold

Mother: “That child doesn’t get his

temper from me!”

Father: ‘No; none of yours is mis

sing.”

the |

neys, bladder and bowels, a remedy
must be found. Many people have
| found Gin Pills to be this remedy,
Among them, James Johnson of
Bridgeburg, Ont. He writes:

|
| “| was troubled with pains across

the kidneys for two years. I was
| unable to do any work. I read about
| Gin Pills and got a box right away

from my druggist. My sincere thanks
are due you for your wonderful rem-
edy, which has done so much for me.”

|

Neglect of kidney trouble spells
disaster. Lumbago, Rheumatism
| and Sciatica as well as bladder and
| urinary troubles follow. Upon the
first warning get a box of Gin Pills,
50c at all druggists. National
Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada,
Limited, Toronto, Canada, 127

Six for National Defence
| Addressing militia officers at
Ottawa, Major-General J. H, Mac-}
Brien, chief of staff, intimated that, |
if the proposed national defence esti-

One of the most effective vermz-
fuges on the market {s Miller's Worm
Powders. ‘They will not only clear
the stomach and bowels of worms,
mates, passed the House of Com-j| but will prove a very serviceable |
mons, Canada intended to construct a medicine in children dh regulating |

1 e -fri = ae ee \the infantile system and maintaining
tle oe from four: to. six UD=40: SOs in a healthy condition, There eI
[ior to. airplanes equal if not'super-| nothing in their composition that will

jor to the Curtis scout planés from| injure the most delicate

directions are followed, and

| the United Stages squadron which -re- | when
ently visited Ottawa. 2) stat-
cant ‘ wasiteu < ape ‘ a ale aret | full assurance that they will utterly
ed that Royal Canadian Air Force) gestroy all worms.
lofficers are actually working with|
| imperial authorities on plans of the|
| proposed mooring mast to be erected| guages is valuable, but the ability to
\in Canada as part of an empire afr-| keep your mouth shut in one language
ship route. lis priceless.

A huge snake known as a sucuri, A Prime Dressing for Wounds. —
is a d welghing 362 jou ‘dal In some factories and workshops car-
24 feet long and weighing oo2 poun bolic acid is kept for use in cauteriz-
was captured recently in Central Bra-| ing wounds and cuts sustained by the
Far better to keep on

zil. This snake is sald to eat but four | workmen.
| times a year. hand a bottle of Dr. Thomas’ Belectric
| Oil. It is just as quick in action and
oes not sear the skin or burn the

d
If one be troubled with corns, he | fesh.
| will find in Holloway’s Corn Remorer |
an application that will entirely 4°]

| eve suffering.

eS Ses
Because labor jis cheap, Indians
Bolivia, South America, are beasts of

|
| burden.

Addressing a political gathering, a
Age Maem ip See f.| All fightérs use tape but nohe of
the pat 42 ie pope ete Tae "| them use as much red tape as fight
ing away a not unmanly tear, “I miss} ..n missioners.
many old faces I used to shake hands

with”

Keep Minard’s Liniment In the stable.

}

The ability to speak several lan-

stomach |

| they can be given to children In the |

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A BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM.
‘This is a condition (or dis ase) to which doctors
give many names, but which few of them really
understand. Itiss ply weaktiess-abreak down,
as it were, ofthe vital forces that sustainthe aye
tem. No matier what may beitscau:
alavost numberless), its symptoms
same; the more prominent being
sense of prosiration or wearines:
spirits and want of energy for
Fr ae
tial io all such casesis increased vitality— vigour,
vital strength and energy to throw off thes@
cee id fais, andas plgae succeeds the day
is may be more certainly secured by acourse off
THE NEW FRE :

H REMEDY.

SHERAFION No.3

as it is taken in accordance with the directions a=
pany A restored
THE EXPIRING LAMP OF LIFE
LIGHTED UP AFRESH,
andanew existence |mparted in place ofwhathad
0 lately seemed worn-out, used up.and valueless
Ti 1 ntis allages
@onstitutions and conditions, In either sex; andit
ts difficult to imagine a diseasp or derangemen’
whose main feature is weakness, that will not
be speedily and permanently overcome by this

iviom everything that had preceded it for this

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