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Cleaning Aluminum

Try pouring a few ounces of vine-l gar ln each aluminum. utensil, heat it and then scour the surface. It makes the surface appear like new.

Removing Paint

To remove paint from glass orl porcelain, try using coal oll. It is[ cheaper than turpentine and often times as effective.

A small quantity of saleratus add-i, ed to the bath is very refreshing. l

A Refreshing Bath

Whitewash Whitewash can be removed by scrubbing with vinegar and water.

HELPFUL BANKING SERVICE

FACILITATING the exchange of

‘money and commodities by the jucli- cious use of credit is one‘ of the primary functions of the Bank of Montreal—an

i activity ivhicli bringsit’ into close and helpful contact with the business interests of Canada.

The Bank of Montreal, because of its resources, organization, experience ancllwiclespread con- nections, is specially well ﬁtted to give its customers the kind of banking service and co-operation which means most. to their busi-

ness, whatever its scope.

ANK or ~ AMONTREAL

Established 1211 .

Total Assets in. excess of saliopoopoo

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By Frank Yeigh

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Q. What ls Canada's estimated tourist revenue?

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A. So large is the annual total

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The rich rrotelna of the Soya Bean, plus malt extract and -milk. give chocolate- ﬂavored VI-TONE its vital energy- yroduclng, body-building propcninc. Delicioul to the lute-Recommended by phylicians and athletes.

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Motoring With Mary

I __* . Every revolution of the engine grinds out wisdom for the woman who drives a car, one of them has dis- covered.

l l I I I l l i i l F l By 1mm! JANE MOORE ¥O-O§O-OO~ ADVENTURING ou AUTO now

l "Junior," said Bob, looking at the Iyoungster who lay ln his carriage staring solemnly at the ceiling. “what do you think of the Serene‘ Six?"

4' "Wah," walled the six months old i_wonder with the traditional perver-= ‘sity of the very, very young.

l I laughed.

“You left that pin open on put-g pOSP." Bob accused. I

“If I did. l timed things pretty well." I replied.

Wr- flnlshed breakfast with the speed of those bound upon a great‘ mission and set forth for our town's; automobile row to put into effect‘ the declslon to buv a new car. Out; cl‘ deference to Bob, I agreed to lcok at the Serene Six first.

“Gee, that's a beauty." said Bob as we entered the salesroonl and glanced at a sport roadster model. , “So was Helm of Troy. but she wasnt very comfortable nor snlcoth

revenue derived from tourists in» lCanada lhat it is now exceeded only by the yearly value of the wheat ex- -|1:rt.: of Canada. In 1927 over $275.- (‘JQCOD was spent by tourists in the lDcrﬁinien. In 1928 it is estimated the total will be fully $300-000,000 and , there is overy assurance of the tour- ,i~t traffic to Canada CV01" year, for; as regarding natural ‘ “ai-licnz: for outdoor recreations Eyre Dominion is exceptionally ivell duvourerl by nature. Among the pop-

lNfltlOilﬂl Parks ,' Rocky g Mountains ‘Parks 1n Eastern Canada, which ex-

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I Daily Lessons l 1 in English f By W. L. Gordon '

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worios orrrzu MISUSED: Do, not say “the men furnished differ- ent analysis." "Analyses" is plur-i al. pronounced scz.

OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: mal~ arm. Pronounce ﬁrst and last as as in "ask," second o as in "clay" not; as in "air." . l

OFTEN MISSPELLED: tiespatch,‘ or dispatch. Orthographers are about, equally divided as to_ preference.

SYNONYMS: earthly. mundane, terrestrial, temporal, sec—‘ ular. ‘

WORD STIJDY: "Use a word, ‘three times and it is yours." Let us

ing one word each day.

conditions." l <o§*.____ l Deliver has begun to use natural

miles away.

Australians are planning an air mail service between Melbourne and Tasmania. l

Attachable to a. condesed milk cani a new device includes a. plate to be ‘ slid over a hole punched in its top 5 to exclude dust. —-——-cmo>—-—~

IAXATIVE FOR BABY i um “STAYS DOWN”

llabgﬂs tiny system rebels ngnhlsl; custur oil and strong purglltiuis; lint here's u Ill(‘tll('lll(‘ that. just suits him. , And it docs tlu- work quickly uiul so ‘ gently that, Bully (lot-sift. feel it.

lfrctful llalrics uml children to sleep

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i“°"‘-‘a$‘"f1' s r n a N o c ucsrs o 1-" THE SWIFTS

Y _ _ , _ _ The family of swifts is widespread;

ulzu attractions to tourists are the Gym, the 9am“ we ﬁnd some “mm,

in l!“ CBYWdlP" bers in Asia, others in Australia ma‘! .P1'9"m°"‘1 and still others in North and South

America.

tend over thousands of square miles.‘ swims differ in the“. habiw sum‘, build large nests, while others make tiny homes for their young.

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A Java.

v __ _ _ Y In India the tree swift makes a “mum” m“ ‘umbumrl’ by lgagl-elj-lvery small nest. from thin flakes V _ 0 ﬂyi of bark and small feathers. A com- Xllordd- ﬁQYPLEKITYI Omlllicﬂlloll men nest is not much larger than

a m ‘e exm-‘mc wlllplexlil’ 0f half of the shell of w.

walnut! The little nest

. . 15d f t" l‘ b b - f ' gas piped ‘mm i‘ Texas ﬁeld 340 nlurilngy ajuiivleeniiiilc lllllnlifﬁinéﬂgllll; adult bir

of the

y . native collecting birrl

‘imb.

is

hatched.

III

;’ nests.

l sometimes

ﬁtblc to make.

‘ QYOUPS

of Asia.

Th r- natives \ nes ti;

The being

gum my juice made by

English

is glued to ,i

n I

d. As you may‘

mcasures_ across and two feet in length! Thcyn fare formed of thousands of downy Speed in a Car today though I don’; Seeds which me glued together b3’ mean that you must visualize your- lhc gummy juice which swlfts are 3,4; {cal-mg dog“; Brggdyvny at 60

Within a few days after the egg speedwavqv lthe baby bird lfinds i that he is too large for his nest. Sawsman So he stretches out, and rests pélrtlinqh,‘ "Y m5 b°dY 0n U10 limb- Hi5 9010119 warmth as a prospect, however. soon" match the bark so well that he is thawed 0m we

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the Chinese ditionsj~ lrnrncd that such nests could be “Spced mean 1?.'-llt‘ll. Birds-nest soup is a favored Down. (m. the enmrgency amt almo-s; dish on many tables in the Orient. l)al~ﬂdoxically‘ i; means im- fastest, of Jam‘ face 9'9“ stopping that ever was known in the dodger in order to collect nests M1,“. U“ ilwms‘ Huldm“ to ropes‘ they true because. the manilfactlircr when "r9 1% dew“ m0 Sides of cmfs- They he began to build speed into his cars. the rope breakes. or if a man loses rmuzisd that he had to incorporate his lmld- it "lea" probable demh- brttrr deceleration to match it. In bane‘: cffectevery time five or ten miIOS

m‘ i .n hcur "renter sieed is built into softens agaln_\vhen cooked. I am; givm gar‘ pfoplm-tignatfly lygmu-l not azixicus to eat any of that soup! bwkrs have w be 34,194 LO it

aﬂal/W,

guess. only one egg is laid in the Tlmulrrolww-‘t Little Saturday Talk

hardens the bird,

nest. One of the parent birds sits —-—i-i___

mracnndruan MOTHERS NEEDED!

i Lomgolxr 0c; 31_(By The ca- on a ceiling. why it is not always thins nmml nadian Pressl—"The man who

old-fashioned in

is PIunmc-r. what

his views

danced or dined with a woman who D19!"-

holds a diploma

in surgery than

lover neat a needlewoman, if when w“ “n5 engaged in ‘these employments she 4.9 m‘ ll would not answer her child's ques- , _ tlqns—such as why a ﬂy can walk when you are urn-ma 40 811d 5mm?‘

makes rain. nbnupstars are made of, or why the _ woman is nevertheless much moreflﬁW ls always cold-her training as and its spec

pleased with himself when he has :1 wife and mother was lncom- all-

"We want intellectual equality in taking a demoﬂsvllalll)

what fl-Dllll’ 1'91"‘ Wu. laetter

‘running? I reminded him. f "With respect to car buying, wo- man's place is in the home," Bob

| shot back. “That becomes clearer I with your every word."

A suave salesman sauntcred over

i to us as we stood looking at thr-

rcaclster. “You can do '75 easily in that."

over the nest, resting partly on the l... hrfﬂn

"Where?" I asked. "On what They looked at inc coldly. The smiled —-n bit pity»

1 thought. Bob's obvious

atmosphere and

‘not easily seen by enemies which matters began u, new smoothly, wouldJlke to make a meal of him.‘ South America

“You're right," said the salesman

, the" is 11 turning to me. “Speed is open to ‘gum’ of Swifts ‘vhlch build “UB9 quick dismissal when spoken of in , These birds are called ‘h? terms of '75 miles an hourBut. its San Geronimo swifts. Their nests not w be dfgppgd so quickly if we hang from the walls of caves, and “my away from the m]; pggt of the inches ‘ speedometer.

“You cannot get along without

miles an hour. Speed has other

_ Thlll 511ml? Elllnmy 1111C?! i5 used meanings that are more important‘ ‘to make the entire nests of certain and_~~_

of swifts which dwell in China and on islands off the coast Long ago.

"A lot safer,“ I butted in. i “Yes. a lot safer under most con- conti-nued the salesman. pick-up. it means

lory of nlotoi" vehicles. That is

“Wcll. then, if you do not use the extra five or ten m.,p- 11. YEW ll‘?- quently you n! least will be H5111! the quicker drccleration constantly.

"You make brtler time in today's cars driving at no higher average speeds than you clld in the old days. way. 1f you intend to drive h“ you get to 40 much fast- er. You make better time there. And

"s in front of YOH- W“ brakes and*_vou make

d that, is apparent to

to bear in mind in

"A good idea n?" I com-

when he has danced or dined with marriage in the future if marrlageshnltntfd.

|one wh wifcry.

‘ nml nmkiilg the It!\'t‘!‘ll-lll._llOllellllllllul, E. GFESBWEU, U10

lions of llnmca- today. (‘anloriu is

upset mics well and ||upp_v, in mil-H lulrmless

purl-ly-vt-getlihllv, and en- dorsed by tlu- medical profession. Avoid imitations. The (Jluls. ll. '

Fletcher signature marks genuine

Yoltonevs

' Oldllnqllwlt

w lawman; _Solu_>_ ~ ﬂhﬁewselovrew

Though exuberant youth and digniﬁed age olllie have ex- ‘changed the glen sent for the swift-travelled automobile both ltill fimfltvelinels in the reﬁslln purity of Yardley’: Old English lavender Soap. For 1 yen-a Yardley a has In satin lmoothness to hands and faces-and ha: let‘:

_ the g, fmbening. tpucltmf Intruder’: lovable frog- nl . . .- p . _ -

Castoria. ,

she addressed n National Council

ose diploma

authoress. when

of’ Women

is for houso- are to be ideal and if true friend-. In mgt, 11¢ would pcyhﬂpg ship ls to exist in them. The morcfman. ‘ _ be ashamed m mention (no IqLtPr intellectual a woman is the more lNc-xt week: Taknm I1 Demonsiw-t‘ diploma to his friends. Fletcher's (‘nsturilt is soothing cross, hide l0 Woman l5 51311 ml? These remarks were made by Mrs.

The nttl~ fIUlCKlY she will be able to make s_v-tilr\r_v." herself a capable housewife.“ {cam

When a hinged top is turned down meeting of the cvcr a new motor driven ironing zmachlne for home laundcring the

Southport on "The future of wo-‘clcvice serves as a table. I

mun." Mrs. l hat however

Gresswell

went on to say

cook a woman might be. or how- lzcpt clean.

Silk stockings treated with a new.‘ excellent a pastry process are waterproof and easily

HOU

SWANSDOWNE CAKE FLOUR—37c

Canasta; ill; .. .. MITEYEITSVSIoITAS l“"_ 2 Lb. Carton . . . . .. 28c

CREAM 0F WHEAT Per Package . . . . ..

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8,30 A. M. TO 6 P. M. ’

RS

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{bureau's ALL BEAN 35c

Specials for ZAMBUCK ....... . . the eek-end Biz. wrcuanrs~~ w PINK PILLS rumour BUTTER ﬁiYibock z u». rm BLOOD nurses FRAY BENT "iiﬁiliiiiifﬁ" BIIIEF T‘ rappers ...... .. 2 01. n . . . . . . ..

if“; unis ....

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35¢

“Yes, indeed." replied the sales-

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Manitoba Barley l Research Plans

VJINNIPEG. Mm- OCP 3°--"‘BY the Canadian Prcssv-Ctlnsiderablc interest is being manifested in the proposed barley research. The aim 50f the research ls to widen the mar- lkcts for Manitoba barlcY- which l5 ‘now recognized as becoming impor- tant as a wash" crop to the farm- lers of the province. The Manitoba Barley Research Committee, with G. H, Burncll as its chairman, and lProf. H. C. Grant, of the Manitoba ‘Agricultural Collcllv. 9h 115 f-Cllle‘ ‘tary. will soon begin its" work in a ‘laboratory (losignerl specially for ,barloy research The ClIll\l‘|l‘i-\l1,_ Mr. lBurnell is president of the Ithvntaba ipool.

A careful study will U0 mode of the market qlllllltltli”lild uuallly ic- qulrcrnents of feeders of b irley. of malhsters and manufacturers cf bar- ley products. ’_

It is hoped that by talvnr; mere pains ln the‘ selection of seed ol cp- proved varieties and greater care in

MINUTE TAPIOCA

2For...... . . . . . . ..

PINK SALMON M IJILTIllI-B for ....

IATONS MILK 0F MAGNIISIA

29c

is on. Bottle

32c

menu-Is .______-___-_ ' Kenna ntmvar'“_“ m, ,1 of the .011 and the 4o 0s. 1mm .... .. 48c ccsiucs PORK AND 20c - PILLS ________ H 35c th§e§§f,§;":,°",he c,,°,,_ u,“ om SNOWFLAKE BE-‘Ns 35 ol- Tmm ~ n ‘i “““ "" . Country malsters may become inter- - ——————--—-—-~*-—""" ' ODDS DYSPEPSIA g a l M nitoba barley. especially BAKING POWDER CANNED LOBSTER’ TABLETS . . . . . . . . , .. ﬁr? ihatnlzroiin ln the Red River Val- I Lb. Tin . . . . .. I Lb. Tin . . . . . . . . . . ______ 1e! which 1s ‘musuany 10w 1n pm. - f more CLASSIC ctr-mum screen BREAKFAST NEE", “m” 44¢ M“ °°“‘°"‘ “d ‘“°'°‘°‘? ° 3 For . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ nACoN l,"- Lh _ . . . . .. value for maltlng purposes. LITERINE wan-r: swan vmsr 20c wmo sUGAB l <14 o o; 89C a. B tie . , CAKEB—3 I0? - ¢ - - -- ILMPIOIIQQ ........ i A P LEONARD EAR 01L 00 l e KIWI“ SNACKS 550w" SUGAR 31¢ ' ‘ For preventing stiffness and 3 F" ‘ ' ' " ' 5 u”- further pain from sprains and

, showed a

,-' ‘lTllTftTt-‘fll

time there. Both are $139M -

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Modern Etiquette

MWWYYCHROME

By Roberta Leo OO-OO-OUm-O-OO-OOQOOOOO - - v

Q. Should a widow use her late husband's or her maiden name on, her visiting card? I

A. Her late husband's name.

Q. How soon should the letteiaf thanking the hostess for her hole pltallty. be written?

Immediately upon reaching home. '

Q. When does the host share the duties with his wife at a reception?

A._ When it takes place in the evening.

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Increase in Bankruptcy

(TITAWA. Oct. Ill-As compared, with September. 1927. the number msignmr-nts under the Bank. icy and ‘Nlndlng Up Acts. a." led to the Dominion Bureau of

" showed a considerable September last. while llablllticr: of the nssignors rleirreasc. Comme-"clnl lculurc; in Canada in September. ltd. numbered 164. as compared v.'.-l1 125 in September. 1927, anrl 142 in August, 1928. The liabiltie of the nssicnors were S2 070.279 zr with $2845.74!) in Sen» (ember, 1927. showing a substantial‘ tlccrense. when compared with $2 A 9542B in Aumlrt last n decrease l 91m imfcd.

In the month under review there were 11 assignments in the Mari- time Provinces, as compared with 2D in August. 1928. nnd six in Sep- tember, 1927. The liabilities in September. 192.’! were about 571.000

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Fwo French rail\l'a_vs are experi- menting with a sleeping car ol‘ new" ckrign to accommodate travelers null scaond class tickets.

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Halifax to Norway

IN

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SAILING NOVEMBER 22nd, I92‘; TO BERGEN AND OSLO.

7 DAYS

‘Only (lpportunity of Shipping

LIVE, FOXES i,

Direct to NORWHY.

Space must be reserved through!

T .A. s. DeWolf &_ Soul

IIALIFAX, N, S.

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Earloeds o? i GOODS

[ JUST RECEIVED 1 1 Car ‘ (lliddens Paint. § 1 (Tar l Ruheroid Roofing and Asphalt Shingles. l Car Wire Neils. f 1 Car Cement. _Wholesale and Retail

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CHROME, n preservative, g-unrlls power when your Burgess "Super B" Batteries arc not in use. Thus extra life and service llrl§~.l£l\ICd- The valuable properties of Chrome in lengthening battery life were long known co scientists, but it rc-

maincd for Burgess engineers to '

discover the secret of utilizing Chrome in battery construction.

The ycar’s noteworthy achievement in radio enjoyment and economy is the Burgess “Super ll" Batteries:

“SUPER B” No. 2230a

uvn lizc heavy- ‘olt bane dc-

olgned for goncru , all LIX-null

‘ “stirrer: B”

use.

No.

21°08

ry- imlellspvrnnly [or lienny-r-urrruit \‘I.‘!XIUlll~ tag ncll.

These answer practically all requirements.

two "Super B" Batteries radio sci;

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FEEDS ’

‘ Prices are good for about every- ‘ol-o oto e.“° thing the farmer has to sell this

- lIfi“ with the exception of POTA- ' t, lTOES. then teed all the potatoes

lpossiblc to the Hogs and other live

stock, but the farmer wlll need tn buy some 0t our high grade FEEDS

'to mix. ‘lake

llogs for instance.

nothing better than our

l

Sugar Beet Meal

it makes them grow from the start

‘and keeps them growing. Then we .have MIDDLINGS, §IIORTS, BEAN.

l on. cum MEAL. canon pom: men. You not only want to be pre-{ION SEED MEAL CRACKED

OORNMEAD- C0 -

hurts o! any kind use‘ plred against a cold winter, but. ml-"N- wlmwlnl“ n“

Mlnﬂﬂh- .1... m. m; m... "n1", uma mm and sweetened. m - ply lnl .

about it.) om: In! tor 101L001!!- betoro ball weather sets In. Being". n“ .

, _ V ,_ . i, , prudent and place your order noun, o“ n, n m ‘m. d . . ‘ ; i all . ' Myth}. i . ~‘ S..’§I.Z;"|..."..l\q.$..;f$.2~. w_])_(;imsgco_ roe-l‘ '33 New B4, coal. ' " " , A a . J ' ~» '""'-"~ ' room-m . ' "

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