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THEE DAILY BRITISH WHIG SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1909 Babies suffer from chaf- 1g, scald head, skin irri- ition 'and eczema. a Eczema often de- gonea® velops from the ® °c" milder forms of 37 kia irritation and A 13s a tendeucy to spread over the body and , 34 became chrou- P= ic. % & Jaby eczema means tor- ture for the little ones-- anxiety and loss of sleep for the mothers. But baby eczema is almost immediately re- :ved and certainly cured by ¢ use of r.A.W.Chase's Ointment This Ointment healsas if by mag- Patient treatment will cure e worst case of eczema. Unlike unsanitary powders, which ig the pores of thé skin, it pro- tes healthful action of the skin d makes the skin clear, soft, oth and velvety. Jr. A. W, Chase's Ointment is a necessity the home where there are smal children, cts. a box, at all dealers or Edmanson, tes & Co,, Toronto. Write for a free copy Dr. Chase's Recipes. [JVENIR biel auS "A Souvenir Range makes cooking 'a pleasure. The drafts areright. It's gasy to keep a uniform fire. The grates work evenly ~--are machine fitted and can- not waste fuel. If you want the best range you'll buy a Souvenir. Have you read our book entitled Cooking with the Bother Left Out'? A post card will bring it by return mail GURNEY, TILDEN & CO. Limited HAMILTON 1908 Montreal Wianipeg Calgary Vascouves Fox. sale by S. J. Horsey a Ont { 1.50 Recipe Cures pax Men --- Free i Namie and Address Today-- ju Can Have It Free and Be Strong and Vigorous. n my pos debility, failmg on by ession a prescription for ack of vigor, weakened memory and lame back, pes unnatural drains, or of vou that bas cured so many and nervo n right in their own s--without any additional help or medi- hat I think every man who wishes to + his manly power and virility, quickly juietly, should have a copy. So I have nined to send a copy of the prescription f charge, in & plain, ordinary sealed en- 'nto any man who will write me for. it 4 prescription comes from a physician nas made a special study of men and I mvinced it 1s the surest-acting combi 1 for the cure of deficient manhood and failure ever put together, ink I owe it to my fellow man to send a copy in confidence so that any wan here who is weak and discouraged with ted failures may stop drugging himself harmful patent medicines, secure what eve is the quickest-acting restorative, iding, BPOT-TOUCHING remedy ever d, and so cure himself at home quietly | juickly. Just drop me a line like this: A. . Robinson, xi: uck Building, it, Mich., and I will send you a copy of splendid recipe ih a plain ordinary ema- | e free of charge. A great many doctors I charge $3.00 to $5.00 for merely writing prescription like this -- but I send it ly free ae --Dye Maypole Soap Maypole | 8 cake of soap that dyesand waslies at the same tUme. A household world in Ragland, No mess, no trouble, nouncertain results, 0 streaks The tired women's best rend --an od biome Dye. MAYPOLRB SOAP 8 roc. for Colove--isc. for Black. Frank L, Benedict & Co., Montresi, END THEM Ourwonderful French Dry cleaning process renovates ladles' and Oo MY VALET" men's clothing, drap- eries, curtains, gloves, ces, feathers, eto, so that they look esh and bright as when naw. It is far cheaper to clean your old wrments and househald articles than to wow, andl the process is quite harm. ous not injure the fabric, pay the express charges one ay on out-of-town orders, WRITE FOR OUR NEW BOOKLET, IT TELLS ALL "My VALET" FOUNTAIN THE CLEANER 0 Adelaide St. W,, Toronto, WINDSOR LADY'S APPEAL » All Women : I will send free, 1 full instructions, my honte treat« , t which positively cures Leucorps | , Ulceration, Displacements, Fall- of the Womb, Painful or Irregumar lods, Uterine and Ovarian Tumors wths, also Hot Flashes, Nerv- Melancholy, Pains in the d, Back 13 Kidney and {der where ¢ by. gr ness. . ywels, trouhles TITRE RIDE, TOLL COPYRIGHT, 1909, BY AMERICAN PRESS ASSCCIATIC! When Charley rode to Candy Town Astride a Teddy bear, He looked in wonder up and down With many a hungry stare, For all the streets were named for sweets, And, oh, so many there ! They entered town by Gumdrop road, Where all the candy shops Were stuffed as full as any toad With most delicious drops. As Charley glanced he almost danced, While Teddy licked his chops. They turned a corner, when, In view, Before their very eyes, Came Chocolate Bonbon avenue, Which filled them with surprise, " For every shop was a chocolate drop ' 3 That Teddy bear plugged straight along / Of most amazing size. hv But on they went with even jog, Since shops are not to eat, And soon they passed, with eyes agog, { What Will Be Huge Industry Is8Just in Its Infancy Now. jritish Columbia most important Fruit culture in is fast becoming the industry in the Pacilic province, ples, peaches. pears, cherriss. plums and ery other variety of fruit are cultivated with the resuits Lord Absrdeen the Coldstreamn Rauch purchased at Vernon, some years ago aud is now devziop- | ing its, fruit resoutces os a large pan | of the operations of his holdings His Lordship's twenty«acre patch pro- | duced $10,000 worth of Northern Bpies last year. Other equally good results | are reported in other districts of the | | thousand pounds. provinee. One cherry tree at Pentic ton produced .eight hundred pounds of fruit, and another at Agassiz one What would be the of as many such result of an acre | trees as the soil is capable of feed- i ing, lean be imagined and ealculated | of | acre In Okanagan instances are reported profits of from $5600 to $600 per At Kelowna, nine tons of pears { and ten tons of prunes per acre are tof "Another owner reported 12. said not to be uncémmon. Four acres trawberries near Victoria return- ed the owner of the land $2.58 net 06 pounds and a half acres, of berries on one i whie'i sold for over $1200 | and | fruits and nuts, have Nectarines, apricots, figs, almonds several other' of the hardy been tried with by less success It is contended those | with experience that any fruit or vege- | table | said | point | where 3 { acres plant which can' b= grown thrée hun- Internatiohat produced in dred miles south of the boundary line, can b British Celumbia This fruit industry hardly be to have commenced in British Columbia just passed that in the of Washington there 100,000 rely: 7,000 can are OW | acres in 1901. | corp Should Be Linked Up. Newfoundland should be in- rated with the Dounjpnion as one provinees of Cagada was the of a splendid addtess given by A. B. Morine, former Finance them Hon { Minister and Minister of Fisheries of | that colony, before the Canadian Club | of Winnipeg recently | amalgamation | An enemy ex | would chief reasons for was that of defe . ntrolling Newloundland also control all the shipping trad: of the Dominion. The Govern- ment sitting at Ottawa in tine of war One of the this Ce i would realize fully thé desirability of | control | question Through Peanut Brittle street,' And eve: y brick was a peanut stick And doubtless very sweet ! But Teddy trotted right ahead ~ 3 Through Candy Kisses way, Though Charley pulled his ears and said: "Hold on a minute--stay! Lemme get down an' eat this town. I'll fimsh up today!" -- x Until he chanced to see, Surrounded by a merry throng, LAK A great big Chnstmas tree. "Now | can chmb and have a time, Says Ted. "Hooray for me!" 2a ; : As Teddy started climbing up® His passenger slid down » : And struck the bedroom floor kerplup,*&§ ad "Of real nding size, And in his mightie gown ! Now, wasn't that a sorry bat To get in Candy Town? . But, afterall, the town was there. When'Charley oped his eyes, High up ithe tree was Teddy bear , And candy sweets from'all the streets-- A Chnstmas paradise! kn to our sex ou tment at home at a | it 12 cents a week "Woman's also sent free Addr »s ss peeuliar on nue try of « nly aho book. iser, on s Mrs request, te 1¢v day 8, Box Own Medical | Ci "Teach Children Te I'h i M. Sums | wad 261 Windsor, Ont, _~ te 1 awh That i& in obedience to of the lllinois legislature the (hiperfield (law, the animals recent act known was passed | wehers of vs wgely by influence « Addams and women. Fan a which ather public-spirited i | | | { | country | to be { the the great relations with the Proposals for reeipro- cal trade had been made on several sions and proposals. had failed chiefly for the reason that there were two men dealing with the United States, the representative of Canada and the representative of Newfound- land, when there ought to have been but one. 'There was also the question of immigration be considered Canada was spending millions in or- der to add to her population. In the ancient colony, there were 250,000 ot the best peoplé that the tained. Why should Canada not make some effort to secure these people for the Dominion? The spenker gave I'here was also of trade United States ocean these 0 information with | reference to the country in which he | has spent 24 years It had been dis- covered 123 years before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth. Progress in the had been slow in earlier years owing to the fact that it had been regarded as a colony which was used wholly for the benefit of Mother Country for union, Canada Proposals with | hat peen defeated in the past {or var- in reasons, but il the n rT Was dvoeated, it was probable that years, the men advocating ous now u few jt we ald be in control. | pictures, and the hundred Canada at A.Y.P. Ne: r to the heart of the Seattle Aluzka-Yukon-Pacific exposition just ended, stood the Canadian building, holdirg the finest exhibit of the fair It wis 93 by 200 feet on the grounds and the walls some 30 feet high. The side walls and huge pillars from the or rath- gh from a great nished Canadian covered with h were grouped ol various autumn toned Edward VII. during a visit adopted as our roof and even spreading over er under it wal oting madi variety of highly: fi woods, w pluinly bunting, over wi traile | bunches mingled wite (which leaves Prince of Wales, Canada in 1860 na- tiona! emblem) arranged niulti- v of fanciful and artistic designs describe in detail endless varieties of fish. living and dead, the taxidemy in birds and wild_animails, the richness of the several mineral ores, the huge painted panoramic farm scenes, the luscious fruits and wholesome cereals, the wines liquors, biscuits and maple syrup, the oils «nd petroleum, the well-furnished resting rooms, lined with splendid and notice, would be smaller » the to in a the and one other items quite impossible meriting in space than a book. Canada's Minerals. The richest deposits of asbestos and nickel in the world, so far discovered, are here in Canada; 20 per cent. of the world's total output of asbestos and 67 per cent, of the nickel is mined in Canada. The produet in 1906 of nickel alone was $8948 834, also per cent. of all the corundum used and mica enough to supply the um- verse, while the coal areas of are estimated at 100,000 square miles, and the standing timber in various sections of the Dominion total up to 1,506,000 square miles. thing been yet said of the mines of gold and silver, -the mines of petro- leum in Western Ontario, or the cop- per mines of Lake Superior. Game Getting Scarce. | Ottawa hunters who have recently | say that | returned from the north, game is so scarce that it will be neces- sary for the Governments of both Ontario and Quebec to adopt ore stringent game laws. It is proposed to petition the Gov- | to pro- | and the | ernments of both provinces hibit the sale of venison hunting of deer with dogs. Sunbury ation, J. A minster), completed improvements to their church. A tow er has been added, and a bell install ed and dedicated I'he a memorial gift of tlie late Mrs land, The Stewart, congre; have latter is Moré Ap most astounding world eon: hien Nova i Scotia, Alberta and British Columbia | Nor has any- | rau couruse wae. 'THE MODERN METHOD OF BUYING 1EA is to be surc of highest 'quality and value by insisting on getting for it ensures complete satisfaction. packets only--never in bulk, «Buy Dirt at Flour Prices We're all getting terribly Our great grandads cheerfully admitt of dirt before they died. jueamish these days. They only objected when the Much of jt, though unbeknown to the dear their flour barrels paid for at full flour p So watch your flou 1 3 I Get what you pay | ousewife s done even now by the wor tit, of course, until it adhering t kernels like a long-k k LAKE OF THE WOODS MILLING CU. LTD., MONTREAL Wh, Madam, Should You d that they had to eat a peck y got too much of the peck af one lime. Id fellows, came out of PAGE THIRTEEN. Here Are Just the Things fer | {Xmas Gifts; . : § § . i Carvers in pairs and sets, $1.00, Black, | Mixed or Natura! Green in sealed lead $7.00 WALLAUE & SONS, 1833, Spoons, Forks, Batter Kuives, Sugar Shells, ete, Prices Reasons Choppers, the universal, £1.50, : Pocket Knives, 250. to $2.00, Rafety Razors, Uilleite, $300, i, ator Styap, 85.00. 3 Ever Ready, $1.00. Other Styles, all warrasted, $1, 4 TE S500 We, 11 stems, for Children, to Boe, , Hole Skates Hockey Seeks, Toe Marshall's, STRACHAN SUCCERSOR TO A, ~ '800TS PUT A SMILE ON A MAN'S FACE | y 'H. Jennings, King St od Fibber beb COAL! The kind you woking i* the kind we sell SCRANTON wntes prompt delivery Phote, Booth & Co... FOOT WEST STREET. \ 0.1 The Edwardsburg Starch Co., Lid ESTABLISHED 1858. Works : CARDINAL " Offices; MONTREAL, TORONTO and BRANTFORD. Ont. ENGLISH ROLLS * + eiaefeefocfeeioni nl afonlenianterton a or The proof of this syrup is in the eat- ing---and the proof of its purity is in ifs flavor, --it tastes pure, and good, and wholesome, something you can give plen- tifully to children. "Crown Brand : Syrup' possesses the flavor of fine honey and i cream inte rled---when eaten with 1 biscuits, puddings, cere , it is a truly a treat that fancy of all who eat it, delicious comination- captures the For your convenience it is put up in 2,15, * 10 and Order some from your dealer, 20 lb. air-tight tins with lift-off lids. 6.09