Kill
Insect
Pests
Y
LIT
Kills
Flies-Mosqut
Roaches
SedBugs
F!eas
twitching
of
nerves
a.nd
(The
muscles
warned
Mr.
Mapletoft
of
the
'exhausted
condition
of
her
-nervoua
yatem.
She
also
had
fre-"""quent
'
nervous
headaches
and
per-sWent
neuritis
in
her
right
side.
Only
temporary
relief
can
come
from
external
applications
for
neuritis.
To
really
get
rid
of
the
cause
of
trouble
it
is
necessary
to
thoroughly
restore
the
exhausted
nerves
by
the
persistent
use
of
Dr.
Chase's
Kenre
Food.
Mrs.
Wm.
Mapletoft,
Mount
Foreat,
Ont
writes:
"For
about
three
years
I
suffered
from
neuritis
in
my
right
side.
I
Juul
pains
through
my
back
and
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July
28,
1927
f
boxim;
as
A
SPORT
Every
time
that
a
putrillitic
contest
is
held,
the
Interest
that
-.
it
aroueea
serves
as
a
reminder
of
how
deeply
rooted
is
man's
prlm-f
itive
fighting
instinct,
says
the
Edmonton
Journal.
Civilization
may
be
brought
to
undreamed
of
levels.
Time
nnd
space
may
be
almost
1
eliminated.
Each
year
may
see
some
wondrous
new
discovery
of
I
science.
Leagues
of
nations
may
work
zealously
for
the
cause
of
i
International
peace:
Vet
just
as
soon
as
a
really
spectacular
fight
I
of
any
kind
whatever
is
arranged,
or
takes
place
without
arrangement,
most
people
are
disposed
to
throw
everything
else
aside
to
watch
the
struggle.
There
has
been
severe
comment
from
many
quarters
in
recent
years
of
the
disproportionately
large
sums
earned
by
the
participants
in
great
boxing
bouts
for
the
short
time
in
which
they
are
engaged,.
It
certainly
is
impossible
to
justify
them.
But
the
public
will
always
pay
dearly
for
amusements.
In
an
age
when
wealth
has
reached
unprecedented
limits
and
the
means
of
assembly
and
communications
are
so
lavish,
those
who
provide
amusements
of
any
kind
can
reap
a
harvest
far
beyond
the
dreams
of
mere
presidents
or
cabinet
ministers.
Boxing
remains
for
many
men,
and
for
some
women,
one
of
the
most
attractive
forms
of
sport
Cranks
often
started
that
way.
start
things.
Even
motQrboats
are
NOTHING
PERMANENT
ABOUT
TREATIES
The
British
foreign
secretary
suggets
thast
a
temporary
While
some
of
the
people
in
the
east
are
still
worrying
over
whether
or
not
a
man
descended
from
a
monkey,
the
really
sensible
people
are
thinking
of
what
he
descended
to.
When
you
come
to
know
some
people
it
Is
hard
to
imagine
that
they
ever
had
any
part
in
evolution.
V
To
Obtain
Relief
From
Neuritis
The
nervous
system
must
be
thoroughly
restored.
Here
is
a
case
which
illustrates
this
point.
ar
rangement
be
mafle
with
United
States
and
Japan
in
regard
to
the
building'of
warships.
That
is
quite
in
order
because
treaties
arc
merely
temporary
makeshifts
anyway.
They
have
some
effect
at
the
time
they
are
made
and
for
a
short
time
afterwards
but
they
really
mean
little.
When
war
broke
out
there
was
a
treaty
between
Germany,
and
Italy
but
it
did
not
prevent
Italy
joining
the
allies
r
i
r
ugaiusi
uermauy.
It's
hard
enough
to
park
a
car
or
a
wife
In
cities.
How
can
oii
expect
to
park
an
airplane.
most
AGAIN
NATIONAL
ANTHEMS
(Manitoba
Free
Press)
A
gentleman
at
Ottawa
is
becoming
violent
because
in
Can
na
thprp
amwani
in
Jin
n
tptnlotw
tn
rpirnrd
Ihn
anmr
"CI
CanaAn"
.
as
a
kind
of
Canadian,
national
anthem.
His
agitation
is'
due
to
his
fear
that
the
Canadian
national
anthem
may
clash
with
the
British
national
anthem,
"God
Save
the
King,"
so
he
has
been
telling
a
public
gathering
at
Ottawa
to
keep
their
hats
on
when
"O
Canada"
is
being
played.
This
Mr.
Shipman,
who
is
a
member
of
the
Ottawa
school
board,
docs
not
object
to
"O
Canada"
being
classed
as
a
popular
air,
but
he
goes
right
up
in
the
air
wken
he
finds
Canadians,
as
they
did
at
the
Jubilee
ceremonies,
singing
"0
Canada"
first,
followed
by
''God
Save
the
King."
Outhere
in
the
west
we
think
we
are
rather
fortunate
in
having
no
Mr.
Shipmans
running
at
large.
This
is
due
to
the
fact,
we
think,
that
the
people
of
the
west
have
the
correct
understanding
and
a
proper
appreciation
of
Canada's
national
position
and
her
position
as
a
member
of
the
British
Commonwealth
of
Nations.
While,
perhaps,
not
advancing
the
claim
of
"0
Canada,"
to
be
called
the
Canadian
national
anthem,
the
fact
is
that
in
the
west
both,
"0
Canada"
and
"God
Save
the
King"
are
sung
at
public
meetings!
and
ceremonies
in
the
most
natural
way
in
the
world.
Many
meet-1
ings
are
opened
with
"0
Canada,"
the
audience
rising
and
uncov-
ering,
and
the
meeting
is
closed
with
"God
Save
the
King,"
in
the
traditional
manner.
T)ie
one
song
bespeaks
the
development
of
Canada
as
a
nation
and
the
love
of
Canada
by
Canadians;
the
other
signifies
their
attachment
to
a
common
throne
along
with
the
other
nations
of
the
British
Empire.
It
is
a
most
happy
arrangement
and,
no
doubt,
will
be
the
practice
followed
in
all
the
British
Dominions
when
each
one
comes
to
the
point
where
it
has
a
national
song
that
might
be
regarded
as
having
the
attributes
of
a
national
anthem.
For
these
reasons
it
is
expected
that
the
people
of
Canada
will
continue'
to"
look
upon-
0
-Canada"
as
Canada's
national
-song,
and
will;
continue
to
stand
up
and
uncover
their
heads
when
it
is
sung.
Thejr
will
also
continue
to
honor
in
the
traditional
way
and
on
all
occasions
to
give
its
traditional
place
to
"God
Save
the
King,"
the
fcommon
national
anthem
of
all
the
British
peoples.
twitching
of
the
nerves
and
muscle.
I
had
also
been
operated
on
'for
appendicitis,
and
it
left
me
a
hervouswreck.
I
Was
.very
restless"
and
uneasy,
and
bothered.with
frequent
neuralgic
headaches.
My
appetite
was
poor
and
I
aometimes
took
weak
spells.
I
commenced
a
treatment
of
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
and
in
a
very
short
time
I
found
relief.
This
medicine
has
done
me
the
world
of
good
and
I
can
recommend
it
to
all
suffering
as
1
was."
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
60c
t.
per
box,
all
dealers,
or
The
Dr.
A.
W.
Chase
Medicine
Co.,
limited,
Toronto.
Canada,
PRESIDENT
OF
'GERMANY
EIGHTY
i
;irthda)
Will
lw
Olebralrd
on
Ociober
2
It
I
Announced
I
WISHES
TO
RETIRE'
Berlin.
Mir
n.
(Canadian
mm.
OmiUmMi
ittr
kit
bean
eued
in
oray
j
um
imjwmmoi
t
ft-pa
rations
far
Prern.
HtadefttatrtV
BOth
birthday.
Tike
(late
at
October
S.
.
but
It
la
wit
tea)
eHy
to
view
of
th
holiday
ataaoa
ta
atari
the
celteeUon
far
th
HmdwrtUTg
FhmL
which
la
ta
1
be
uavrt
for
th
betMtt
of
war
vlcWn.
or
tb
Hlndttiborg
stamp,
which
will
be
arid
at
twio
the
ordinary
price
tor
the
1
charitable
cauat.
Hiadruburf'i
'
wlh
that
any
fund
opened
in
hta
bona
,
should
be
used
lor
hplg
other
hat;
disarmed
etea
the
moat
bttter
enemies
t
of
hi
presMeaej.
The
whole
pc
Int
of
Itlndenburg'a
801
h
I
birthday
It
that
It
aeoa
him
remammg
in
office
tui
the
end
of
hi
presidential
term.
It
wa
hi
deareat
wlah
that
be
ahould
be
permitted
to
retire
tbia
2nd
of
October,
aft
aaatrtls
before
the
term
,
at
office
aspirea.
Unhappily
there
1
no
cceaaor
to
take
hla
place
capable
of
rppaaalng
the
contUttlttf
ambition
of
Cl:rman
party
pottUea.
Apart
from
a
natural
weartaee
and
tongl&g
tar
privacy,
liindehbwg
la
atUl
perfectly
hale
and
perfect!?
capably
of
fulfilling
any
public
function
required
of
him.
It
I
true
that
he
la
never
aren
at
private
partial,
and
a
dinner
with
an
old
regl-,
mental
comrade
la
an
event
commented
of).
HI
frequent
attendance
at
funeral
nf
old
friend
la
one
of
the
aiddest
at
tribute
of
a
lone
Ute-
No
great
public
character
live
a
Mte
more
remote
from
.
the
people,
no
popular
figure-head
re-1
oognited
a
a
ejmbol
rather
than
anj
active
force,
ever
lived
ao
free
from
all.
political
mathtnattoo.
There
1
only
one
man
with
genuine
power
In
hi
hand
the
man
who
acted
In
the
tame
capacity
to
President
Bbert.
Thl
1
Or.
Otto
Mrtaaner.
Hlndenburg'a
household,
more
elaborate
than
that
of
Germany'
first
preel-
dent
only
In
ao
far
as
the
tradition
of
!
an
officer's
family
life
differ
from
those'
of
a
working
man',
consists
of
hi
son,'
Major
Oacar
Von
Hlndenburg,
and
his'
Wn's
wife,
a
woman
not
yet
30
year
of
!
age.
with
two
little
children.
Four
civil
servant
form
hla
Immediate
personal
en
j
tourage,
aided
by
a
captain
of
the
Relcluwehr.
whose
rank
precludes
the
thought
of
any
military
intriguing
In
I
high
places.
Of
these
four
the
name
of
'.
Dr.
Melasner,
Secretary
of
State,
may
1
easily
be
looked
upon
as
that
of
one
of
j
the
moat
Important
men
in
Oermany.
Ills
work
Ilea
entirely
behind
the
scenes,
j
Dr.
Metsaner
retained
hi
post
on
Ebert'a
death.
This
political.
.man
.with
a
head!
abjve
party
la
the
dark
horse
of
Oer-,
man
politics,
nil
Influence
Is
para-1
mAimt.
hl
fArnJfrfcfptftniMui
Mid
to
'be'
unique.
j
Hlndenburg
diughter-ln-law
occupies
a
curious
position
In
Berlin'
aoelal
:
life.
In
the
President's
palace
she
re-1
eelve
the
guests,
takes
the
head
of
thei
table
opposite
Hlndenburg
himself,
and
perform
the
very
oneroui
dutle
of
mis
tress
of
an
Important
establishment,
while
here
husband.
Major
Von
Hlnden
burg,
remains
discreetly
In
the
back
ground.
Once
outside
the
palace
she
Is
far
less
important
socially
than
the
wife
of
TJr.
Stresemann
and
leu
active
than
the
wives
of
several
secretaries
of!
state.
EXHIBITION
OF
WORLD
POULTRY
Prince
of
Wales,
Prince
George,
and
Premier
Baldwin
to
Visit
Congress
Opening
Today
OTTAWA,
July
28.
(Canadian
Press).
The
exhibits
of
fowl
representative-jof
substandard
breed
are
An
Important
feature
of
the
World'
Poultry
Congrei
here
opening
today.
The
16
buildings
!
and
annexe
which
house
the
exhibition
j
at
Lansdowne
Park
have
been
a
hive
of
!
etttvity
for
weeks.
Thousands
of
live
I
birds
have
arrived.
The
work
of
preparation
has
been
carried
out
by
offi
cials
of
the
Canadian
department
of
agriculture
In
co-operation
with
officials
of
the
United
States
department
of
agriculture
who
began
their
work
three
years
ago
when
the
Canadian
Invitation
was
accepted
at
the
Barcelona
conference
in
1924.
The
greatest
exhibit
la
the
Canadian!
National
exhibit.
That
of
Oreat
Britain
includes
exhibits
of
racing
homer
pigeon
by
His
Majesty
the
King
and
of
fowls
from
the
Prince
of
WaleV
farm
at
CcrnwalL..
The
United
State
-exhibit
la
as
large
as
Britain's.
'i.MPOKT.lST
VIMlTOKtt
'
The
revised
program
of
the
congress
cessions
shows
that
150
papers
will
be
presented
during
the
meetings
of
the
congress.
Other
International
organizations
are
to
hold
separate
sessions.
The
culmination
of
the
week
will
be
the
official
visit
to
the
congress
of
His
Royal
Highness
the
Prince
of
JValts,
accompanied
by
Prmc
Oeorge
and
Rt.
Hon.
Stanley
Baldwfa,
prime
minister
of
Oreat
Britain,
and
Mrs,'
Baldwin.'.'
They
will
visit
the
congress
Wednesday,
August
3,
from
3
to
6
pjn.
The
visit
of
the
Prince
of
Wales
will
be
doubly
Interesting
because
of
his
own
exhibit
at
the
congress,
j
Hla
Excellency,
Viscount
Wllllngdon,
Governor-General,
will
greet
the
visitor
on
behalf
of
the
British
Empire
and
Right
Hon.
William
.
Lyon
Mackenzie
King,
premier
or
Canada,
will
speak
for
the
Dominion.
The
representative
of
leading
nations
will
reply,
Hon,
Wllllau
'
i
a
JorSi
'
1
:.,
'
THE
world
loves
a
listener.
nmmer....
a
upecia
WHAT
joy
in
sweltering
summer
weather
to
know
that
you
can
be
active
all
day
long
work,
exercise,
dance
do
anything
that
causes
perspiration
and
still
be
safe
from
all
fear
of
unpleasant
odor.
Millions
know
this
healthful,
easy
way
to
avoid
offending
Lifebuoy!
So
refreshing
it's
a
delight
to
bathe
with
it
every
day.
It
purifies
pores
all
over
the
body
nives
biting
freedom
from
perspiration
odor.
For
healthier
complexions
t.
Phillip,
United
States
minister
to
Can-
I
Ada.
stieaklnir
for
that
country
In
the
,
unavoiaaoie
aosence
oi
tion.
wuiiam
j
Jardlne,
secretary
of
agriculture.
Ti:.
TIMHSAM)
i:iiiiiits
Altogether
10.000-
fowl,
representative
of
all
standard
breeds,
will
be
on
dis
play.
h)le
the
Dominion,
international,
provincial
and'
commercial
exhibit,
will
form
an
exceptional
educational
Man
in
the
Moon
ALL
men
are
'
said
to
be
born
equal
'but
a
lo
tof
them
are
not
equal
to
much.
EVERY
country
has
It
particular
purpose
In
Hie.
For
Instance
Spain
supplies
the
corks
"for
the
whiskey
on1
beer
bottle
that
are
such
a
neoeaslty
to
many
people
In,
this
land
of
THINOS
are
not
painted,
especially
seen
around
town.
77U
v
as
bad
as
they
are
some
of
the
faces
CONFIDENCE
Is
the
first
step
toward
success.
THE
new
rattleproof.
Ford
1
aaid
to
be
quite
Old
Ford
drivers
should
enix
It
with
a
SiMONDS
SAW
C
Stays
Stays
eharp
eharp
longer
longer
Cut
Cut
easier.
easier.
Saws
Saws
faster
faster
w
m
tj
BS
SIMONDS
CANADA
SAW
CO.
LTIX,
Bfl
K
MOKTRCAi.
u
jam.
VAMOOUVEIt.
ST,
JOHN,
N.B..
BS
TORONTO
IfeSIBB
Lifebuoy's
mild,
antiseptic
lather
not
only
purines
body
U
l'Tm
keeping
complexions
dear,
f
resh
'T4"
X'A
and
flowing
with
health.
Better
still,
this
same
purifying
lather
helps
IF
your
children
are
mean.
Oet
ex-.
mined
by
a
specialist.
Teacher
"Can
anyone
tell
me
the
reonlng
of
the
word
eotllalon?
No?
.veil,
rt
Is
when
two
thing
come
together
unexpectedly;
now
who
can
give
.n
an
esample?"
"All
rlattt.
Johnnie,
what
It
Is?"
Johnnie-
-'Twins."
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
tr--tt
4I
I.Y
2S,
1917.
The
marriage
of
Elizabeth
J.
(Nettle)
Locke
and
Barclay
J.
Mellulsh
took
place
on
July
16.
The
first
sitting
of
the
Royal
Commission
rto
inquire
into
the
fisheries
of
the
district
took
place
this
morning
in
the
city
hall.
The
first
wit
news
heard
was
Aid.
Montgomery,
chairman
of
the
rlty
council
fisheries
committee.
Mrs.
Wearmouth
and
child
are
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Brand.
A
musical
afternoon
and
tea
was
eld
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
T.
H.
John
ston
In
aid
of
the
Seal
Cove
branch
of
the
local
Red
Cross.
Canada'
conscription
bill
received
Its
third
reading
with
majority
of
58.
TOWED
TO
SHORE
BY
A
CLEVER
DOG
FERNANDINA,
Fla..
July
18.
Prince,
un
English
setter,
during
his
career
a
mascot
of
a
fishing
boat,
acquired
a
knowledge
of
towing.
The
boat
blew
up.
Walter
Crewa,
one
of
the
crew,
was
being
carried
out
to
sea
by
the
tide.
Prince
swam
after
him.
Crews
grabbed
bis
tall
and
was
towed
to
safety.
Advertise
in
The
Dally
New
irotcct
against
disease,
lands,
as
well
as
dirt.
'uy
one
Instead
of
taking
a
holiday
-hlnk
of
the
change.
1
suggestion
okezp
perspiration
odorless
try
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Its
antiseptic
lather
purifies
pores
-
keeps
ijoitfrcsh
It
removes
errru
from
Note
its
protecting
hygienic
scent
fff!
A
Lifebuoy
Is
to
different
from
iVi
.
other
toilet
and
bath
warn
that
'C-v
even
its
scent
is
different.
Not
a
'
perfume,
but
a
clean,
pleasantly
hygienic
scent
which
tells
you
Lifebuoy
gives
greater
protection.
Even
before
you've
finished
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cake,
you'll
learn
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love
this
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soap
sccnu,
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quickly
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after
rinsing.
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free
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protection
and
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freedom
from
body
odoryet
ensttw"
more,
fnobably
less,
than
the
soap
you
noutu.
Lifebuoy
is
orange-red,
a
big
generous
cake.
'Get
some
today
wherever
soap
is
sold.
Lever
IVoibrf
Limit.
i,
Torwtta
chuov
HCALTH
SOAP
for
facehancls
bath
oBmr
removes
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Brand"
Kippers
-
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