‘ trace rouiv

iiili lllN lll Rlii ill BYSPEPSIA

By Taking lRfill-ll lreaimeni in iha Form oljull-a-iives"

iHE GHlllliililililWN illiillllli

Muruhm Dally (founded I887)

5.1.00 |u~r your (In uulvulre) delivered. $4.50 per your (In udvnncc) mulled in (lunutln and United Staten.

Prenlqlent, \\'. Chcnter hi. Secretory, Lluut. Col. l). Editor and ltlunuler. J. ll. llurnelt

new Yank Representatives-Rural: ll. Northrup Chicago Reprcncntnt‘ ‘

Moll ure I

Viu- . relldenl, .1. n. nill-nem A. Ellncldlnnnn, D. ti. 0- Aunclute Editor, D. It. Currie.

‘ J. Power

You can get rid of the pain; the, heavy, uncomfortable feeling; the; bilious attacks, headaches and consti- pation that accompany this troulllo.

The Fruit Treatment-which is tile intensified juices 01' apples, oranges, figs and prunes combined Willi tonlcs —will always relieve Dyspepsia,

Mrs. 'I‘llumas Evans, l‘l\'crcl.t, Ont, says: “ I have been troubled for yours with Dyspepsia, Liver llllll Kidney Disease from wllicll it \\'&l.illlll\\).~\'ll)l8 to get relici‘ ulltil l tool: “Fruit-a- tives". 'l‘llullks tu tlll-ir wonderful results, I um free oi illl-sl- nilllll-nls‘ and urn ill normal lllellltll ugllin ".

This is tllc kind oi‘ proof tlllll. convinces. ’l‘llo Fruit 'l‘rl>lllllll-llt-."- "lNuit-u-iivrs”—is slllll by illl (lt‘ill(‘l'5 It 25c. and .-'l()c._ol' SPlil postpllid by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottlnva, Ont.

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Fertilizers

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For all errors, first Jul-L

load arrived. (Guaranteed

analysis) ln bags of 125 lbs. for

each. Book orders now

EMPRESb BRAND AN.

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ANIMAL‘ BRAND ANALY- SIS S, K Q,

Get our low prices for

CASH or approved CREDIT.

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WHOLESALE 8v. RETAIL

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Daily Selections

FOR

Guardian Readers

WHERE ARE THEY’!

Ch, that they might spcllk to me Out 0f the silent lands!

Oh, that I again might see, And grasp their kindly huulls!

One by one they have passed away. Till few, indeed, remain;

And as they vanish (lay by day, I call and llcck in vain.

1f only some signs would come to

me, That still they live and love; If only I could be made to see Some of those realms above.

What joy and peace would fiill my breast What hope and bliss would come. lf only they could once impart The truth of their heavenly home.

I am sure they live, l am sure they ‘ love, Down deep in. nly soul I know. ,Yet a voice from Olihlllflt world above Would cheer my senses so. The voice that comes from the higher life _ Bounds not to the mortal ear, Beyond all worldly sound

strife, ' ‘Til the heart alone doth hear.

and

It; tender ntrlnsl in sweet accord Are vibrant ever more. To each gentle touch and loving

word That come‘ from tho unseen chore.

a "a," ,_ 0

lillllliél . ‘c; i [l N EY ":

i7’! i LS

WEDNESDAY,

APRIL 9, 1924

invested in one single project.

POLITICAL CALISIHENICS i NOTES BY THE WAY‘

'l‘ile iilll'\'l'."lilg Liberals ill tllci The Dominion Parliament which Provincial legislature are gutting met on 28th February has myw been ..,,,,,|I mtunectu,“ ex. ix wl l:l; ill sesolon. The combined

wholesome. a lll

spent, and still the investors keep pouring out more.

it out llccllusl- tlley arc dctcrulincd to got wllllt tlley are lifter.

l-rcisl: those days.

llics generally,

if illtrullllrleli

‘hm. obliged to hold

‘their mind long

tile i-xercise lion:

illll ,-',l*l. lllclll anywhere but tends to

lil-vlzlop illtclllsctual muscles which

llll\'ll not hitherto been brought in- l0 pilly ullll have consequently bo- vollll: pllrilully or wholly ntrophlced.

Will-n tllc gllsolene tax bill was the Liberal members izlirly wcpt ovcr the burden about to be placed upon the hard worked fnrlllor llllli flsluermun. This lugub- l'lllll$ sylllpatlly was poured out lll Llll- House: and in the party press ulltil it fairly brought tcors to the eyes of listeners and renders. Nov. llllll illl- lll-tails 0i‘ tho bill i;l~l-ll llllllic public, and it is founll lilat tllc farmer and-fisherman are exclllpt, the Liberal sympathy has lwell trallsferrl-d to tbc "poor aluu will have to roads

llavl

mobile driver" who pay for tllc upkeep of the while the farmer and fisherman gc Scot free!

'l‘lll-.se _sullllcu movements tend to

flexibility ullll elasticity of tbc men

tal processes and the time consum- ed in tile evolutions is not wholly wasted. We believe our Liberal friends will be very materially aid

ll-rl mentally and politically by their

experiences during the present ses- sion. Indeed from tile day of their calamity until now they have not anything on enough to hurt. it will be remembered they wept

As ill cllllsilu- ‘l

- -l’l'0.l€l'csslvc illlll ll. voting control oi‘ tile louse lll" Cunlnloua during that pcr- oll lll" lime. Vcry little bus been ac- Ullllllailletl in the way of legisla- .UD ‘out there has (been a plethora . tlllk. Whatever may be claimed ll tile way of ulouetuly ccolluuly, .c least lllerc bus lbccll but little lcollollly ill words. But that it not ll ew filing on Pilflllllllitlltllllll. 'i‘be peech lroln tile tllronc at the open- .ng was ‘u disturbing and ullseltlillg lac, promising as it did tariff dlanges, uncertainty in regard to rhicll lllls called u halt lll 1112111111110] urillg and industrial enterprises’ vlllcll still continues.

PllYllHE-i lllfl’

The budget, is yet in the future, lt this writing, although ‘expected lllOFlly. But in tile six weeks “arch oi‘ events at the capital coll- rlldictory orllcular dcliverances of llc Prcllller and one or more oi ills olleaguea llove only further con- ‘lllsed the situation in regard to lronllsed tarlif changes. Ottawa. lesputclles give the impression that the (lovorllnlent is still undecided 1S to illc nature n1‘ tile changes to >9 made and where they are ‘to-be zlade, whether mainly (by way of eduction in tile sales tax or in the

other fellow, for tile people

(701118.

THE cmnnommowu Gulmnum '

iifbat

Qoutgs Bus. MAJ.

HOW CANCER STARTS

‘K

By [can ,

Millions of dollars are now being

For yours lllis nlbll-ey llllS been And lacy will continue to pour

Will it lmukc lhulil mom-y wlllell they llavc lltlulucll it‘). Nu‘,

'l‘l|lly urn spcndirtlg n fr"-

ricllcr in

(he _ who will iuilow fllem lll the years to

l rl-fcr to the uucsi for lilo curc for cancer.

'i‘lloy sl-l-nl lo be no nearer illc curc tllnll tlley wore molly years ago will-ll (‘olllllll-illl gave out llis theory liq in lilo clluse.

He thought that us cancer cells \\"'l'i‘. really all overgrowth of tllc ll(lf‘lll.'ll culls of llll> Indy. lllnrsonlle- tiling inllll-rfl-rl-ll with (rennin parts of our body during tllc ninc months IIBIOPP. we were born, and tllcn \\'llPll we became fnrly years of age or luorc, some irriilllloll started up lllluc cells null tlley begun to grow.

Ac tlley were forty or fifty yearn bcllilul in illcir growth lllcy llugnn to lullke up for ll. u-nll in a short tillle, nlonths, or ll your or two, tlley would catch up lo tile other cells.

This growth of coursl- squeezed PVQTYULIIIK else ill the neighbor- hood. broke down blood vessels and so forth.

While this theory is not accepted by nll physicians, nevertheless most of illr rose-arch workers foe-l that some constant irritation is the cllu> c of cancer.

Cancer, al.- you know, is always on smile surface or luucous mén- brane. ‘ ,

That is the lining surface of your mouth, your intestine, your liver and so forth.

Regulations For Postal Packages

()'l"l‘A\VA, April a-Lwllen anyone

Grcllt Britain, there must now be lffixcd to thc parcel a customs de- 1

ulcrchnndlse

irmlcrlll

Ullitcll States. This system has al- vrayl; been in fort-ens regards the

Gasoline Tax is

sends a parcel by parcel post new gllSOllflB tax of two cents‘ pol‘ through any Canadian post Omllellfllllklfllil gallon goes into effect in lo tllc United States, us well as tool] ‘pdfls oi tile province this week.

dflrflllflll R001"! B5 m?!" 9143- Thlsllllusz pay ln addition to the cost of is w bl- utwchcd w all parcels 0! lllc fucl the llellllllolllll two Cclll! a llrellald “Kgallon. So rclulls the law. -but tllc 91'7"“ W“ rmps- posted l" Cuq'(§t)\'i¥l‘llill8l\l, has been endeuvorlng “Hui “d“‘"°5s"‘l for ‘leuvwy l“ ‘he for some time lo nlakc llll arrange» mclli with

_ Now lll Effect

MONTREAL, April il-Qucbeds

l:l virtue oi‘ the provisions of the aw, each person who buyls gasoline

MADE IN CANADA

CONTAINS -NO ALUM

lilo main distributors

12:40 p. m.—~Produce market rc- IIOPI. 12:15 p. m.-\Vcnlller report.

wllcroby ihc tlix will -llo absorbed ill tile source, or rutller, zit tho Cau- udilul source, lsincc practically all oi tllc gasoline uscd ill Canada is lllljl0lltéil, lllerc being only produc- tion lll Canada on ll. nlinor scab‘.

Unilcll Kiugllonl.

'l‘llis system is required by the United States (lustonls authorities, and United Slates postal authori- ties. liy the sunlv reciprocal ar-

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 700 Kllljcyrlles (all-o null-ll.)

6:00 p. fll.~-Pl‘0(lllLf(¥ and stock markrt quotations; news bulletins.

ll : £30 p.

SILENT NIGHT.

WHY (Sclfidillfllllly, N. Y. )

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m.--—"Allvclltllro Story" (courtesy of Youllfls (‘~:illlpulllollJ.

luties on the inlpicments of pro- ‘luciion as first promised. Tile pro- ollgeli suspense has lbeen a cruel Hid costly infliction upon the cap- ;ains of industry and the workers, if iCunada. ‘

Wherever there is a structure.

Sonic irritant starts the cells to grow and n cancer results.

Now this is the point. A cancer (wank start if the cell is normal. It vis a (‘all that has been interfered lwith. has been irritated that starts A hesitant and umescurcefuilu cancer. As a recent hellltll writer

sovemmtnt is trying to ‘make up sllid. "All We can do is to try llllil

keep our body fit. nnd so our coils ts mind- again and again uflcr wfl- wllll be resist lhe effects of ll-rlm-

glandular

ratngclllilnl, anyone addressing ll parcel lilrollgll lllL‘ Post Oillcl: lll illc lllliLl-ll States for (lUllVUFy to Canada must attach to llle parcel a sillliizlr declaration.

Tllc llcclllrllliull iorln may In: ob- tuillul llt any post oilll-e which llulldils pxlrcl-i post, is very silllplc, and can be stuck 0n tile pllrcol wrapping us ell. ‘ly IIH n postage Htlllllll» All tlult is llskvll is that tllc address of lilo purcl-l l-‘lulll bu. writ- ten on lllle form, lllc lillt oi tllc coll- tcnls, to ho itclllizcli by the silnlll-r, willl lllc llllt wcigllt ill pounds und ounces and illo vllluc, and at the bottom comes the Iulnlle and address of lllc seullur.

Expedite Work.

’l'lle purport of this reciprocal ur- rzlnlzclucnt is to expedite the dc- llvl-ry and collection of prlrclz‘. post packages. As it has ‘been, wllcll olu- received a parcel through illc Post Ofiico from the United Slates, if was necessary to go to the Post 0i‘- ficc (Iustoms dupartnlcnt, and givc the olllccr an illczl nf tho vllluo of lll!‘ goods, oftvll opl-lliug LhePpurcl-l, answcl'illg muuy questions, illlll so on.

Under tile new system, it will, of course, still be necessary to show that the Canadian Customs arc not being deprived of any revenue, but tho fact that tile sender in tllc Unit- ed Slates has affixed a cuslolns dc- CllIHILIOIIVLO ille parcel will aid a grl-llt deal in speeding platters u» long, and preventing long delays. There is lllllCll pleasure expressed at tho (llluudinn Customs branch ul the Montreal Post Oillcc over tllc urrungclncnt. The some’ bcilcflts to

by tllc (lovcrmneut, but it is expect-

ornnlexlt for not. reducing it. if, as

llui‘ the survivors of the Liberal

n-lluf since their catastrophe and especially since the opening of the session.

FISH ERM EN'S UNION

Tile llhlhcflllflllllll‘ a good thing for themselves and for the fish-in! interests of the province when they organized themselves into a union, particulars regarding which were given in yesterday's Guardian, The organization has been incorporated position to func- to the

and is now in a tlon ill a manner similar farmers‘ organizations.

Whlio the idea of the Fisher- man's Union is primarily to secure the advantages of co-operation, the organization goes much further than this, it gives the fishermen a voice in the government of the province. The union is recognized by the government as the spokes- men of the fishermen and fishing interests of the province. This fact alone will give the government an opportunity to do more for the fish- ermen than it could while dealing with individuals or separated acc- tional demands.

All our governments in the pant have made many y: miles to our fishermen and no doubt their, in- tentions were 300d but there have been many sectional interests in- volved which made it difficult or impossible to render much assist- ance. Now that the fishermen arc united and in a position to deter- niino what In best for all the sov- ornmont will be in l pooition to na- Illt them In runny wnyl.

W0 under-Item! the Stewart gov- omlnont ll considering means of

roadkill more uoiutanoa to the than»: ulul m "p: boon om

on oalilrimivmd

has been claimed, tears bring re-

pllrty have certainly enjoyed much

u . wl’ .,

as wind ‘or tide may direct their course. A colupany of Mlcowlbers. waiting for something to turn up that tlley can call a policy-

so few bills have passed the Commons that the Senate is lflft to wait ln idleness. And this also is not a new tiling. it has happened .00 oftcu before. This enforced Aleness in legislation is the more unfortunate ‘because a large numlbcr oi" the ablest men in the polll-lfilll life of the country now have their seals in the Red Chonlber llt llzlp- perls also that there is still i1 dominant Conservative maJorltY there and but a very limited rep- resentutlou oi‘ Progressives, hard- ly sufficient to give a suggestion 0i the Unholy Alliance so obtrusive lll the House of Commons.

But the working member: 0f the dominant party in the Senate have not bun idic. ll’ they have had few .bills from the Commons to en- gage their attention they have taken thought of important 00B!- tlons ‘that are yet to be rbrought be. l"ore them which include delayed Government measures. These relate to the financial and railway prob lemys, the projected railway exten- sions. the Hudson Buy route. the Home Dank collapse, the lCivll Ser- vice and other matters that a"! being investigated and upon which the Senate will make and report to the country its own conclusions in due time.

The King Government uurel! h" trouble: of It; own, and would be entitled to sympathy if its members were capable, united and patriotic- ally devoted to the welfare of the country. Without a Liberal majority and the insufficient number who bear the party name lhoriy divid- ed, threatened from within lie own camp and that oi’ its allies, with a “enate over which it ha: no con- troi to our upon its mourn-ea, the government's lot inhot In oflvlablo one. The conviction grown through- but the country that tfl Canadian Parliament k not inaction!“ pivo-

ely a monk, a physician. and ii wnullcrel‘, llc mzlllo his lusting rc- putution with his ulore or less Tllllilil romances, "Gllfflfllllllli" llllll "Pantagl-uel.”

CHRISTIAN ‘JON WOLFF

Noted German philosopher meiaphyslclnn. and luullle-llllltlclull, died on April 9, 1754. While u pro- fessor at llallo, lle was deposed and exiled from Prussia, bnt rc- illstlltcd by Frederick the Great.

JOHN HOWARD PAYNS

American gong-writer, dranlntist and actor, famous us tllc author of “Home, Sweet Hilllltl," originally sung in lllc opera of "Clari," died at Tunis on April 9, 1852. llc was author. translator, and adapter of more than slvtypluys, and for a flew yours was American consul at Tunis. .

DANTE GABRIEL ROSSETTI

English painter and poet, noted as n lending member of the Pre- Raphaelite school of art and as one of the chief romantic poets of his day, died on April 9,1882. Among his bnsl. paintings are “Girihood of the Virgin" and "Ilillt ." while his best known poem is ‘The Bless- ed Danlozal."

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APRIL lL-l-loneaty, integrity. and ambitlonare younchief chur- acteristics. You are very depend- able, and your udvioe and counsel are often sought and usually fol- lowed. much to the advantage of the recipient. You stick to yollr friends, and love your home ties above all else. Never listen to gos- nlp, and cultivate hope.

Your birth-stone i; a diamond, which means innocence. Your flower is a daisy. Your lucky colors are red yellow.

and

__...__._______..._._...- Conservative rule. or oven with the ondq, lwleadennhip and in follow-

llll. There it not a tingle minister of fivro than aseptic-rate ability in

mo ula m: nonrfllfiiivl

lloniontalnoo tho an _lt _

ll: mum Oltilllllon "Clio ' ' ‘l A “

‘Cabinet; there in n‘o_ ltnbllity

Lam-for days, things are at loose

- th " b a n" .- - - - ~ ~ . FOR ’ ploiusely over o alum onmcll flooring. adopting and dlscardlngdlou. m“ otmiency of the ‘vorkmg m“ i“ ma‘! improvement later may ‘he declsmns “we reached‘ Mrl _ rnngcmonls will he obtained at pust- E A S T R . lfounll that there was to be no such Fielding at the last session 1111'} " Omces m the United states by u“, lallundonnlent and they wept over ‘Olmcell lllell1l9‘ll‘°n o‘ 5lab‘1l5)l“$;*'**§ *4‘? fact that (lzlnudlans sending pur- ‘END Y°UR lthe nllll that was going m follow "M will policy cl the countrlzlcr-l Lest we Forget eels affix the rillllllfll‘ (lcclarutlon. Iluny atwmpt by the Stewart gm“ laonally lle had BOIIl8hd9fll1lle idea: I The Unwed States Quswma mo. ‘ Jr. llie Slllblevt Wlllc save FY0110 v ple arc further requiring that in tbc l l - ' ' BY ffllnlenl- N! 08TH on the wmk be for hope. ll-lls present TEETQl-lwbl‘; WEDNESDAY APRIL- 9 ‘matter of books prepaid at printed lgll“ b!’ the“ predewssors- They absence and disability has left tllcl __ ' matter rule, (30l1llllPl'('lLll invoices or B A Y E R ‘have bOCII Weefllllg 0V9!’ the Pm‘ government with no clear objective‘ RA5E|A|3 statemonls of value nlust bc en- i ~ ti u l-lllllllllll u 1 posed reduction of tlle sesslonal out such as opporlun am may e- ' ' I _ i. osc u .l t e o0 s, lls we us as an“ awr” 8m“ l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,y and damning m, 80v. vise lit the lilfll. molllelll. Hence llas'hn§f‘g;fi'j§°l}fllld dlolglmicql; in soak-ll parcels of scncrnl mer- lome a helpless drifting to and fro Paris on Apmfg’ 1553: succesfifw cllulullsc pfdpillfl at lcltcr ruto,

posted in Clluudu for dclivcry in the United Slates, and the sanle ar- rangement holds good for such printed llllltlcr posted ht Unltod States post oillccs for delivery lll llunudu-

in sending out oiliciul notice of llio change, the United States nu- thoritics llilll the following sugges- 'tlon to those who use tho post of- fice, wllclhcr for parcel post or or- llinnry llulll mutter:

Some Good Advice.

Over 2,000,000 ululclivcrnblc ar- ticles g0 to the lleull letter office every ycllr. Many of these llrtlclcs would never reach till-l dead letter olllce if reasonable czlro was tllkcn in the addressing of them. More- ovcr, in the majority of cases the senders fail to put their name and address on the ouisldcpf the letters and parcels, which means that tllo articles have to be opened for ox- amlnation and in many instances there is no indication of the send- er's name and address, so that the articles have to be solll, says the postal circular. Therefore, "ace that your name and address are on the outside of any article that you send in order that if it is undeliverable it may be returned to you promptly and unopened.

Coming to Canada For Methodist Conference

(Canadian Frau) "~

TORONTO, Ont, April 8. —~Rev. Harold Outerbrldge, M. A., B. D., professor of theology in Union Methodist College, Kobe who left Japan for home in March. will reach the maritime provinces in time to at- tend the annual Methodist confer- ences till; year and to report on thrs-lapan earthquake. Prof. Out- erbrldge took his preparatory work at Shelburne High School. and his college work at Mount Al- llaonl, graduating from the univers- ity 1n 1907. 0n leaving college he was appointed to Japan, where he has labored for the put fourteen years, having taken his M. A. in 1909 and his B. D. in 1010. Mrs. Outer-bridge is a dnnghtii-"Bfllcv. Ii. N. Baker, DJia-prlnolpal of Al- bert Oolllfl. Bollvllle. Ont.

llccorllillg to lilo illiornllltioll l-iivcii llll: ia-gzislzlturl- lust smsioli wlllell llll‘ nlllllel" \Villw'vlll\'lllL{ (liscusslwl. .\lost lll" lllli lllalu dll-ztriillllors llliVi‘ Uf.',’l'l‘l‘il to work with the (lov- (il"lllll\‘.'lll. ill lilc lllllllitl‘ oi‘ (zolll-lriiug lllp tax, since llll' lira-l lessciltizll, all"- [or lllc zll-tuul colll-rliuu. is lilo cou- vuuil-llco oi" tile public. lll viriuc oi" llll- clulslllllllilln. tile IlAlRlSlilLllYt‘ cnnuoi illllllllsi- lllq- tux on lllc llisiri. illlinm, sincl- it would bu ii tllx on coulnlcrcll, wllicll is l‘..\Il'l\l.\'l\’\‘l_\' a flail-rill lllllllll-lll, but llltll‘? is lllllil- inn lo prcvclll. lllc lllnill ilistriblltors lit-ling us l'(llll‘i'ltll"t-i, and lllPYP. is .’l provision in till.- ll('l. \Vlli‘l'l'll)' till- (_l\)\lil‘lllll(‘lll llllly l-l-iluilursll lull-ll l'llllJL'l(ll'$ for illl- lrnubll- lllcy llrc plll lo ill till.- sllllll: Wily us illczlirl-s roccivc ll collllllissloil for the troll- bio lllcy are put to in collecting llll.‘ llllluscnlcllt tltx.