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Woman Strengthened by Taking Lydia E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable "HELPED ME WONDERFULLY" Thursday, May 30th, 1929 NESBITT, THOMSON COMPANY Yo need to compromise your Pride of Ownership Dr Sorto 8rx LOCATION. ;. Through subsidiaries Eastern Dairies Limited conducts a general dairy busiâ€" ness in Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto and Winnipeg. DOPULATION. The territory served includes the most EARNINGS; . rapidly growing in Canada, and embraces a total population in excess of 2,250,000. Sales for fiscal period ended March 31st, 1929, show an increase of 18.2 per cent over previous year. Earnings are caual to over three times interest requirements on this issue. ASSETS. . LONVERSION . Montreal Quebec Ottawa Hamilton London, Ont. Winnipeg _ Saskatoon _ Victoria _ Vancouver 6%, Twenty Year Convertible Bonds Due May 1st, 1949. iompourid Eastern Dairies 2, Ont.â€""After having I was very miserable, NCTVOUS 210 Price : 100 and accrued interest to yield 6% Royal Bank Building, TORONTO, 2 The owner of a De Soto Six has a sound basis for his pridc of Ownershipâ€"â€"he 1s driving exactly the car that he wants to driveâ€"a prod- Cars of lower price attracted him not at al. He knows they lack many of his essential demands. And he didn‘t need to buy a more expensive car because he found complete satisâ€" factionâ€" full realization of his personal standards of performance, comfort, economy and durability â€"in the De Soto Six. Here is a car that is literally built to order for those whose budgets are not unlimitedâ€"a car that even the most discriminating motorist can own without either sacrificing his pride or straining his pocketbook. Before deciding on your purchase, give the Chryslerâ€"built De Soto Six your most critical inspection. You will find all the advantages and comforts, all the zestful driving, and all the pride of ownership that are associated in your mind only with cars of much higher price. Equal to $1820. for each $1000. bond. Convertible on basis of eight no par value common shares for each $3500 bond up to May 1st, 1934, seven common shares to May 1st, 1936, six common shares to May Ist, 1938, and five common shares to May 1st, 1939. LIMITED CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT Central Motor Sales The New Liskeard Speaker last week says:â€""On the Ferguson Highway, just a few hundred yards south of Moore‘s Cove, between Haileybury and New Liskeard, stands an example of the most fagrant disregard of the Ontario Government‘s Weed Control Act. At time of writing the roadside has a hedge of old burdock stalks which would do credit to any grower if the burdocks were any kind of merchantable grain. Just who is responsible for allowing this disgraceful condition of affairs to exist we know not; but we hope that the hint is all that is necessary to have the nuisance removed from eyesight, at least before outside visitors begin to make extensive use of the highway. ‘Ten minutes of the time of a man would have destroyed these burdocks before they had the opportunity of scattering millions of seeds around the ground." sOME CROP OF BURDOCKS ON THE FERGUSON HIGHWAY Blairmore (Alberta) Enterprise:â€" They have a new brand of liquor south of the line and it is knownr as "North West Mounted," because it alâ€" ways gets its man. Timmins, Ontario PLOT OF PIGTURE BASED QN THE HAILEYBURY FHRE "Talkie" Movie to be Produced in ‘MAmâ€" mins and District a Real No Land Feature, Many recent referenc# have been made in The Advance to the motion picture film, "Breed of the Pioneer," to be produced in Timmins and district this summer. In view of the fact that it will be the first allâ€"talking picture made in the British Empire as well as the first motion picture drama in this part of the North there is very general interest in "Breed of the Pioncer." Further, it may be noted that the auâ€" thor of the story on which the motion picture "talkie" will be based is a North Land writer of distinction, Leslie Mcâ€" Farlane, formerly of Haileybury. Mr. McFarlane has moved his family to Haileybury for the summer to be able to be here to assist in the production. In referring to the matter last week The Haileyburian said:â€" "Preliminary work on the motion picture production of "The Breed of Pioneers," film epic of the North Counâ€" try, has already been started, according to Leslie McFarlane, author of the short story from which the picture is being made. While there are many details to be taken care of, more ceâ€" tails than usual, as a matter of fact, because "The Breed of Pionesers"is to be a talking picture, it is confidently exâ€" pected that the film will go into proâ€" duction late in June or early in July. It will be the first allâ€"talking picture produced in the British Empire. "Mr. and Mrs. McFarlane and their infant daughter arrived in Haileybury on Monday from Toronto, where they spent a few days after their departure from Montreal. They are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McFarâ€" lane, Marcella Street, and plan to take up residence here for the summer. Leslie has been retained by the comâ€" pany producing the picture to assist in an advisory capacity during the flming of his story. "I‘m particularly pleased that the first of my stories to be purchased for the motion pictures is a North Country yarn and that it will be produced in the North Country,‘ . he said; ‘It. will probably interest Haileybury peonle to know that the story is really the tale of the Haileybury fire. As it appeared originally in MacLkean‘s Magazine, I was obliged to altar my background considerably, for technical reasons, in order to play up my characters, but the descriptive passages and the general theme rise directly from the disaster. The plot has been elaborated somewhat for the picture version." "It will be a ‘talkie,‘ of course. Siâ€" lent pictures are on the way out. I think the sound and dialogue effiects will enable us to get a great deal more authentic Northern atmosphere into the picture than we could do otherwise. The fact that it will be the first allâ€" dialogue and sound picture produced in the British Empire lends added interâ€" est." 10 7 3 and up at the factory Touring. . . . . $1075 Hoadster . ... . . 1073 2â€"Door Sedan . . 1075 Business Coupe . 1075 4â€"Door Sedan . . 1120 De Luxe Coupe . 1120 (with rumble seat) 4â€"Door Sedan De Euxe . ... 1205 All prices f. o. b. Windsor, Ontaâ€" riv, including standard faectory equipment (freight and taxes extra) cloto UPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO ° "Although the story has been purâ€" chased outright for production, Mr. McFarlane has been engaged to write the dialogue and to work along with Mr. McCall, the director and producer, in selecting cast, locations, and generâ€" ally checking up to ensure fidelity to the Northern background. Mr. McCall is very anxious to hav» a production that will be accurate in every fdetail and will probably be in Haileybury this week for a conference with the author. Practically the entire picture wilt be photographed in the North Conr:try, although the lack of sound stages in Canada may make it necessary to take a few of the dialogue interiors in New York. "George McCall, who will direct the picture, has directed many feature proâ€" ductions of Hollywood motion picture concerns and has earned an enviable reputation in this field, critiecs paying him special tribute for the artistry of his productions. Recenitiy ne hnas been with the Ontario Government Mction Picture Bureau. Having had both stage and motion picture experience, he is well eqauipped to turn out a picturr that should rate highly from both dialogue and photographic standards. His aim is to make ‘"The Breed of Pionscers‘"‘ a picture truly reflective of the North Country. "The picture will be made under the British quota act which requires that 12% p.c. of all pictures shown in Creat Britain must be produced on British soil and by British talent. Under this quota act, pictures must be produced with 100 p.c. British capital, 75 p.c. Briâ€" tish workmen, 75 p.c. produced in Briâ€" tish soil. Canadian capital is backing the film and more than the required 75 p.c. of production will be in the North Country. The fact that the picâ€" ture comes under the quota ensures its presentation field in the Old Country, and inasmuch as the supply of good talking pictures falls far short of the Canadian and American demand, leading distributors on this continent have already shown interest in the proâ€" dauction. "It is planned to fim a number of scenes at Golden City while the major part of the location will be near Timâ€" mins, in the Kamiskotia area. There will be many "extras‘ employed and all "sets" will be made in Timmins. "While a number of motion ni¢cture companies have invaded the North Country in past years for the purpose of shooting scenes for various producâ€" tions, "The Breed of Picneers" will be the North Country‘s own picture, a triâ€" bute to the builders of the Northland, conceived and written by a Northern Oontario author, and produced in the country which inspired the story." L. had been making good progress up to this point, but he laughâ€" ed so heartily he pretty nearly came a cropper. There was a good joke on L. R. Wilâ€" son, Managing Director on his recent visit to Smooth Rock Falls Mr. Wilâ€" son likes to carry a cane and always does in the City; he does not carry it to attack the people with whom he has a difference of opinion, but just because he likes it. Usually when he visits the mills he does not carry his cane. probâ€" ably because he thinks that the fellows might think he. was puting on "dog," but at Smooth Rock there wasâ€"a little ice on the sidewalk so he carried his cane to use as a sort of a third leg on the way from the mill back to the siaff hnouse. As he came down the street three little gaffers, total age about 18, stopped from their play and watched him as he came down the slippery sidewalk, and this is the greeting he got from one Oof them : « FERGUSON HIGHWAY NEEDS sSOME LITTLE FIXING UP NOW The New Liskeard Speaker last week says:â€""During the latter part of last week the Ferguson Highway some thirâ€" teen or more miles north of New Lisâ€" keard was in very bad cond‘tion. Winter gravelling which doees not apâ€" pear to have been graded down, toâ€" gether with heavy driving and the apâ€" parent passing over that section of a tractor has played havoc with the road bed. Wherever the road was left last fall in a wellâ€"graded state the road is invariable in firstâ€"class shane. Travelâ€" lers from the south say that with the exception of the section between Latchâ€" ford and Cobalt, the road to Toronto is pretty good. In the section referred to gangs of men and teams are at work widening and improving the oriâ€" ginal "trail" which connected the lumâ€" bering centre with the silver camp." "What‘s the matter foot?" In the June issue of "Abitibi," Ediâ€" tor Alec Dewar tells this one on his page:â€" sSMOOTH ROCK FALLS HAD KNEW THE USE OF A CANE NO DESSERT IS MORE WHOLEâ€" sOME OR MORE DELICIOUS MLaren‘s INVINCIBLE in naAmEe AND IN QUuaALITY mIiSst er, got a sore Donations to Sanitarium by South Porcupine The treasurer of the Muskoka Hosâ€" pital for Consumptives, Mr. Geo. A. Reid, writing from Toronto, desires gratefully to acknowledge the following contributions received in South Porcuâ€" pine by the Field Secretary of the Naâ€" tional Sanitarium Association:â€" $10.00â€"J. H. S., Friend. $5.00 eachâ€"Miss B. M. C. Shaw, Transfer Feed Co., W. J. Flewellen, South End Pharmacy. $3,00â€"H, BlGod. $2.00 eachâ€"Farrant‘s Drug Storé, Betty Ferguson, United Prevision Store, F. Feldman, Rev. Fr. Lagrovel, W. G. McDowell, J. Cunningham, Ostrom and Andrew, King George Cafe, W. G. Boewles, Max Smith, A Friend. $1.00 eachâ€"â€"John F Pearce Son, Mrs. J. ion Bakery, Sky Bros Thos. Wilson, J. V. St son, Rev. E. C. Moddl Fraser, Mess: Sundry contri Total $74.00 A‘ despatch from Haileybury this week says:â€""Defendant‘s expenses for the day, amounting to approximately $110, or almost twoâ€"thirds of plaintiff‘s total claim of $187, will have to be paid within ten days or else the adjournment of his Division Court case againts the Burden Pictures Incorporated, asked by Jesse Burke, West Cobalt man, will not be granted. Failing payment the case will be dismissed with costs, Judge Hayward announced. Burke sued the defendants for a month‘s wages in lieu of notice. He was being engaged as cook at their camp and in contesting the case defendants brought one witâ€" ness from New York City whose fare and other expenses were added to the day‘s costs. Burke, through his counâ€" sel, W. H. Mowat, claimed he could not get here from his present job on the Montreal river and asked for a date in Chambers. His request was opposed by defendants and the judge decided the application would be granted only on condition he meet the day‘s exâ€" penses for Burden Pictures." FEE FOR ONE WITNESS WILL EAT UP BIG PART OF CLAYVM Cattarelli arelli, C. H. LaMott Messrs Gaviro and contributions. %icé NOURISHMENT that suits the ‘@ana’y"%ot/i The flavour is that of toasted nutâ€"meats. It satisfies when appetites need tempting beâ€" cause they lag, Give it to the children freely at any time during the day. At breakfast or any other meal, Quaker Puffed Wheat is a delicious cereal dish. Serve with fruits or just milk or cream. Millions of food cells in eachk grain are exâ€" ploded when the wheat is puffed. The rich food stores of the grain are released for easy and complete assimilation. The wheat bran is all there, but so concealed you would not notice it. ERE IS WELCOME NEWS for H mothers who fear their children are too fond of sweets. Let them have Quaker Puffed Wheat. It satisfies the candy craving, but has all the wholesomeness of whole wheat. MADE BY THE MILLE‘RS O QUAKELR OATS Quaker _ PUFFED WHEAT V. Stone Moddle, J A Friend Fell, Sr "Sr. Jordan Ralph n, Dominâ€" Lightbody 1. M. Wilâ€" Iph Caseo Miss N Donievy NEW LISKEARD MEN GOING PROSPECTING INX LABRADOR The New Liskeard Speaker last week says : â€" "Mr. Tom Montgomery is heading a party of prospectors into the inner parts of Labrador. Tom, Jr., has alâ€" ready left Toronto with other members. Mr. Montgomery is leaving later in the week. They go by train to Halifax then by steamer as far as they can, then by canoe. Before leaving for home, in the late summer, they expect to reach the last Hudson Bay Post in Labrador. This trip will be inland and will be, possibly, more of an exploration undertaking than of a prospecting naâ€" ture. Theyrare taking no guides, deâ€" pending upon their compasses and forâ€" mer experience for Mr. Montgomery, at least, has had wide experience in this work. It will be a wonderful summer cuting in the wilds, filled with uncxâ€" pected happenings." Drumhelleéer Mail:â€"A young ccuple intending to get married, called upon the provincial police constable at Natâ€" al on Saturday and asked for a liconse. The constable figured that what was required was a fishing license and forthwith issued one, obtaining the man‘s signature for same. The ccuple departed and are understood to be livâ€" ing together since, satisfied that they are married. IN CANADA C _ 66 _ from | n â€" omm . e 0 Safe For Babies ryx* Contented Cows on the label means EV APORATED MILK of highest quality Quaker Puffed Rice is puffed like Puffed Wheat. The food cells are exploded and broken down. Puffed Rice is another delicious dainty, with the texâ€" ture and taste of toasted nut meats and full of the ready energy of fine white rice. For variety, keep both kinds in the house. Puffed ‘Rice is Good, Too In the feeding of infants, Carnation Milk is a safe choice. 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