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rl-la Flxeo sun 'A

l strolled into a movie show :.1 ln idle mood one nililll- _ And _saw a Sola!! Ol "-5l“l`S' Turn darkness into light.

But on the screen l could not find

A sweeter, purer face,

(lr more enchanting smile th-ln " hers

'hi-"_‘*‘f 1' who showed me lo my place.

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The fates were kind:I married her:

_ .\'nw to that picture»show,_

- ---1 To -‘ee the very latest "stars,

mg' 'Vi:s oft together go.

But elill upon the screell i lin.i

No sweeter, purer face,

-»~' Ur more enchanting smile than

" hers-

. ' Who keeps me in my place. `

love-o o-+004

Twas Saidz-

lt was a wet da and as the

Pl'¢!\Y lllri entered the crowd- ed car a man rose to his feet.

"No, you must not give up your seat; l insist," said the' ¥°Ur\l woman. ‘

is the principle on which we have built up the splendid reputation of this store for glvlng just what is required to accomplish the best re- ouitl. We consider the great number of people who have found just what they want -here, and who have found that what they purchased did what was expected of it to be the best indication of our real success. Let us supply

and show you how much bet- ter _you .can do here.

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O D O O_O 0-0-OOO-‘OO

FLOUR AND

_ FEEDS

We handle the leading

brands ol “Hard Wheat" and "Blond" Flour in baits all siz- es at lowest prices Whole. aale and Retail,

Table Cornmeal, Oatmeal,

Buckwheat Flour, Graham Flour, Rolled Oats, etc., etc., ull. fresh and good.

FEEDS

We arn headquarters for

all kinds of stock and Poul- try Foods.

Arriving Carloads of Bran,

Mlddllnqe, Oil Cake Meal, Cotton Seed Meal, Cracked Corn, Feed Cornmoal, Crush- ed Oats. Schumaker Feed.

' Food Wheat (for Poultry)

Mlltod Scratched Feed (for Poultry). Chick Feed, Calf Moll, Dlatiliers Dried Grains, Oo* Chow, Hen Chow, Chick Chow, Pig Chow, Food Flour (for Fox Biscuits). Poultry Bone Meal, Meat Scraps, Al- falfa Meal (fine for Poultry) Charcoal (for Poultry) Stock Foods (ln packages). "Lice Killer, Egg Maah,`Mllk Mash, Poultry Specific, Log Banda (for Poultry) and other line of Poultry Suppllaa.

Salad Hay. and Straw,

white and Black Food Oats Tabla Potatoes.

Jost arrived 1 Carload

choice American Crushed Oyster lhsils (800.hago,) 1 Oarload (000 bags) heat On- tario Hard Poultry Grit. Get our lov: prices. Wholesale

Retail.

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tfseauqet. W. oacates s. lemons V ao-rseotoeat. a. l. 'lemons and only one of them nmggjud Qdltes eel lanaglennni- I. lugztltan' L _ -‘ :di.to:'D~ \¢»_°_Il’l°\- forty mmm” in um um’ °‘f'°“9l'°d

sunueal nencrnn » o. lgna in its delivery. 'Nast was spoken in

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W.. Dllltls llilij

llolllo-it l¢_'\°*° ing onfhis return to Englsndf On

,_ Polaesltaoots Grocery

“You may insist as much as you like, miss," was the re- ply. "i'm getting out herol"

Consideration to your needs

you with your present needs

` MONDAY, I NDv..12, 1923 -liancs end- breviiy of his address

fast day, a day of thanksgiving to

was observed strictly as a day of

ment than to Providence.

-served ns Thanksgiving Day. This

those who considered that we could ,

come very largely s -more holiday

of profound gratitude ami thanks-

sry in many llhlropesn countries

with immigration and Coionlsa-

mte has been hoard ln this Prov-

deoen ltspot gin occasion ‘he apokeior flirty-live lntltoo. There was little that -wee

and hoard by radio :by many thou- sends Iltil'9.'on the eve ot his sall-

nevr i\|~t_bis porting sddrooa which

as nf l¢l5.`tellr.~-1-n the weight, -uru-

if, yours s-an I?-ll-l

Ano _-

_Augr ligtening to the recital ot man’s llill1.°lll!- "W W7“°““

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_ _ _ . . _ ~ 1 bl _ _ _ _ Mondsy. Nov. lztll. ming rnnnss-glylngfpey and a public holiday. f___‘;‘.:;_'°__‘_"___; _;‘_‘;_‘:__*_""‘ °f. ‘E said toutin-

The Guardian will not be issued on Tuosdol-' - - °

.-W, U; there anything about

you, gy cl-gnn ln_ your body that is really all Tight.

The “tight brightened up and

' -_ - _ ' ho eet'sI"gccd example to some ,,,|,|_ ewqilnvery doctor says l

-rl-tm Ksotvlnc nav _ n=-llnlts pwgrunnls- who canadian politicians who mass

thor 1-be inducements we f'll"°°~ fW" “ld nn 'h°“" ‘l’°°°h°°

Thanksgiving Day. although or ul bé “ment ta made up of _length and lung power,

hnve_ to offer vf I __ M,

U“'"°d 53'” birth is °! Brmmh attract _-desiruble immigrants re- :;';_s::(_uy ‘uk ng n “dm or

°"5‘“' It me msmuted by the mains to be proven, bu: we shall _ l neselll Bull lliB’llHl1lllll°ll-

Brmsh Pmmns in New England ,at least have sonletbLn: definite to Two puhlio men who sat In the __

ln 1621 after the first harvest in ous! _hem and wm_ene__d to mem rirggz pqninlpsl -Ilarllhlent, who me Plymouth Colony had -been sa- 8 madly welcome and me best W” were widely known nity years asv _hered ____ It was abserved as a . and to whom the writer of these

hi1V_°- lffhey °°“‘°' notes has often listened were

A survey of the farms available

Almwhty G°d 1°’ 'hee' '° mem' _for‘puroiia.es will be made at once topber Dunkin. The latter was the "°““‘"“‘ ”""'°“" Om’ °°l°““’° (nr-d lun information will be nvnll- lu'-l\°l' °f 8 °°*=*ll°‘1 D“”l;‘l“ Mi-

later adopted the idea until Thanks- mme ____ me omce or _uw Commm the out local option temper-ance lvin Da became the religious \ ' - ect in Canada. Dllnltlln was con-

__E _ 5 Y __ _ ___ stoner _oi-A8l'iculture- not only for “muy _mterrupung ,Make when lmbidhea -ugpfar as Wm. body 1, duty ol' al-l Professlnz C r e ans. __m_____m____nm_ but _for any-D, our own the ”m____,'____ _.peaking _He was “___ I" 1863 President mnmm' 1" ms people who may desire to -pur- able lawyer, lbutemelil in stature. annual pr°°l“mm°n’ rec°m‘.uend° ollssé farms. This move will ill! a `lll 071° °f l-“Ulf °°m°l°°° M°G°°_

ed that Thmksgmns Day be °b` long i'elt`\ve.nt -and, we believe, will '°“°"'°-d’ qudmg ‘mm Moore: digestion might easily lead you

." ,

"Wed as B “Howl holy day in do very much to settle many of our TM” :mis Ilia man and he had into habits of overeating that would

public '°°°g"m°" °r divine mer' vacant- farms. Whei.-her it shall And he said. little soul. let us try- and bloodvesssls.

cies' sh°'tly aft&w"d°’ me km succeed or not it is the only scns- try, try Thumday in November was get ible way that could be adopted in 'lf lt ls Wmllll °“l' reach T’ make “ f

“pan mr this purpwe' Even as the circumstances and there is "m° speech’ lmllelllllllh- lrlllloall Uf goin: \'l5l\l

lately as Lincoln's time the day e_-,ery reason to hop. that “Wm

_ _ I, I, I.

__ bear 5°°d‘ f\’““- The House roared with laughter

W0” lp' ‘ at the little man but ll. did not cure

. - few people who will worry theln-

Llllef C“l1°dl*“1 Selllemenls f"l At "M _mt"pr°vi°°'“ conference Dunkin. On a later occasion, reply- solves to death if they know they lowed and here also religious ser--l-° 'b° 11915 'lil OWN* this W°°k '° ing again to his interrupter Mc- __

me marked we ob,e,.,“ce_ Grad.-_i.slte.'lip the subject oi' immigration Gee proposed in recite n nursery they have a weak _“Semen

ualiy che religious feature has been lil" Pl'°Vl“°° Wm be abil' “Pre”

dbHJ}-IM Co

and we tem. the neat mam,-ny of miseloner of Agriculture. This ai- ___ a __-ew °ne_ -is may an tnnnlgn-l for me non- H1 ll ll -llfullm #ltr-__0“" °“l>' l1°P°{'rwlnlon. twl-une, little star, my mme, than- fo, me b,,,mm“| for im-migrants is cooperation, not|}{ow I wonder what you are.

,harvest wMc___mo_m_my Mus _mnk wm,,¢m|¢n_ Wm, me other ;,',0v.-And. A-go-ln the House broke into __________o _mow how h___ b_______e__B

. l ces( - - . ' .

is due rather -to our good manage- ll _ __ecn_neu my “Wunder in the Gmbe_,

We nehd immigrants. This is re

Thomas D'ArcY -McGee and Chris-

.lust betweeull-tile you -ar-d little

rhyme -appropriate for the moment. “We have heard that -before" said

hotriy ldiilghter The incident is

some yum ag,_.,`,m ¢,mda_ on cogtllzeu byall and wetrust qu-ceo-l, 1, - "”_‘

1 ‘he ’°°°m’_“°°d°°l°“' °f me C°m' me as a -whole Wm sive fm pwled in lTll| Guardian of Baturdayl i lbl sl l i -nerclni Travellers' Association B' _° “_ *?‘“°°° “_ ill' °‘f°"” °°W.lm admits that lu was fnlatakan lnn 'rnll-nuiy solid-y was changed .l'°-‘"3 ¥“_l°l° Insecure than in-is -Ms an awoay to the writer

' - _ I ` ' .

lo Monday in-order to enable those _ i°' *"5* *°“'~ W” °'°°°l" W* “P°"`-

_ °"'°"`°'°'°'*"“"""°, ogy. Newapwer readers soon grow

WM 'happened to be away from ~ DAmy|Ng, , "tired ot' -plloltmged controversy, es- home to spend the weok~ettd with peck-my ,when we of ,me name. ‘their families Two vom -uso li- - _ tucrslois an nmlclnl, r-tl-er ln-

Gansdifs growth in agricultural

-was decided by Act of Poriiamentld _ ___ Swell 'lil llfxtlment. and lf! 0l190BS- that the Monday of the week ln we W em may be measured by ed ofa desire to place himself -por-l

the growth of its deirylng which is

_ ' pottlally. in the limelight. -But any

wmch Mmmice Day occurs be °h tlhe _foundation of all real farming. why, we -accept Captain Reads np-

According to recent statistics the

was 'B gompromise between those nut put of dairy _____________ ____ me D_______ so at gmt who Advocated the observance of -- _

inion between the years 1900 and

Armistice Day as a holiday and ' ' wnf* *F4 °"°"*""""°° °'° "°‘

1922. the output of butter has ln-

creased by over three hundred per

"°L anmd two mu holidays’ “d_s°’ cont tina the value by over dx hun. these days of hlgn taxation. A _ease Slowly and almost imperuovtlbly _,red W, CML ,__ he ,ut me ln point ls that nt the _'nts Drury thc any originally designed by h government in Ontario, which

.Ycnrs t e output has increased

,gncere mm earnest Cm-|5¢_|,an5 asa by s__ve___y per bent and me vs_" shortly -before the recent provincial

_, - . ' e - .

day of public thanksgiving has be_ election lot n contract for cur

by fifty per cent.

The tot-al quantity of creamery

°l` 9"-l°V'“°“t~ bugger made in canada in 1922 was ln power cancelled the con/tract and Nevertheless che day will be ob~ made a new -bargain st a fraction

147,752,774 pounds and the value

ed b ry -man Wm, f li under 1': cents a set. and on an

“er” y ve y °° ““lSal,5a0.1ao being the ln-gent snow- ,,,,,o, ,or 30,,_,,0,, 0,- ,hm ,mm-,,,,

lui! ln the history of dalrylns in

""me5°‘ And more is much £0 be Canada. Tile total qllantlty of ollcctod n suv-ing of nearly thirty :llankiui lor. the bountiful harvest. cheese in the "me yea, WBA 136_ thousand collars. As it was ln elec- the wot-ld'e peace,tho lrrowlns bros- 579_4.,3 pound____ valued Ht' '220671 tion i.-imoe when the liirst contract perlty ol or. country, the passing of w6_ The tom "me of __o______’_m___’_ was sivon, the Moncton Times con- ,he mmm _,md starvation and mm cllldes that it would -bc interesting

Products was 66,839,232 and of mis-

- cellaneous products $22,s544,71z_ party -funds was expected of the md the promise of Sofllomelll ‘lf -ms .5 the ,,,.,,,,8,,s, ,,,,,,,,,,e nl-m that get the contract nt me t-he many threatening situations in»evmuMe of the agricultural d___ highest price. Also that li would Europe, - he intoroI't.ing to ,know what the

veloploont oi Canada. Milk produc-

Mu, ,-he day he a profitable one _ Veniot government in New Bruns-

tlon is t-he foundation and the

to nll,m-oillnbln ln nlltnnt lawn-llrmem 0, ag__c__________ _______________ __ ` l

v _ . . - - 7 whue’ in °'fj°ym°'" “nd in "nm" While producing direct wealth it Km. ann’ M’ "*°° fn" ll* l\lll‘|0U5- _ _ ‘ " bd fllvinllt the mast head on Arl .

indirectly n-las in son tammy.

it produces wealth lt keeps who._!“,_"'_i _,___ the “Me war M.

tife source of wealth intact and en-

A 511.5, FORWARD _» lll_ldo_'d_1lbe'mquo5t dflihe people of

_ allies it_tu increase its production. the Uliiiasd -States. This is beoau-lie

The prompt Muon “km by the "A very pleasing increase," gay, in 'previous celebrations of Arm- stewart Government in connertlon "W C- P~ R- B“ll°llll 011 A-K\‘l¢ullur~ |°"°° my th° practice ha' “med

ai and industrial Progress "le re-

tion, on the threshold of ite tenure °°“l°d in C‘*"“d°'5 °¥P°l'" °f lllll' dead and the sufferings caused by m on-|,c¢_ M mm, 8,-.mymg and en, ter, and markets have been secured the war. These must not be forgot- ,0u,.agm3_. Th, can ,M 1n,m||,._ s-broad without undue trouble on ‘°“' 'Wt A"ml'"°° D" V" “°'- °°'

account of the high quality of the

‘“°° f"’ "‘“’ ’“"'~ "`*’°"" *“ ° D°""'"°“ ""°d“°t‘ Th" “°" 5°" tl-e :oyoll calm-ntlen or victory. or xmtlnucaul wall over our exodus; 'll illllllufl" l° "W Ul|"°ll Kin!" poeee -restored end ll-berty assured. ,vgfybody |e¢¢3n|¢¢4 nm mn- gn. dom. Belgium, Bermuda. British Here in Canada Thanksgiving Day

,||n|" popumfon ,mm be mme Unions, British Honduras, B9.;-bg. has -been made coincident witi: - lood by an influx of immigrants, dos. Jamaica, Trindnd and Tobago. 3:3 ::d“_£__?'°n(;?n:_‘;‘e;_

mu nothing vu anne. li lnunlgn- China. Cuba. France. Hong Kons-

_ lnts had come we had no place for N0’/l°\lll\ll¢ll<l Sl- Pierre hllll lllllll- punggtg 3” 1°; vlqmy mm by

hgm and ng mgang gf ),'|_|k!f;! gf- 8|0ll, Bhd ll'l Gmilldf AIIIOIIIIU l»t_`)IlU\‘0l0 BBCTIIGO.,

ter their. Prmeler Stewart. rscogn- l0Yol'll Olllof wlllll-fl°l~ Allilflll- “""°"

Clptillh Road in his letter print-

ology, so we have said, _and let it

prehonclbie in any party at any time and never"`moro so than- ill

lnsrkcrs for 1924 nt -23 cents n set. The Conservative government now

which was the number required,

to learn what contribution to the

wick is lpaylng for car markers' -

llltloo Bly. lAn American gener

and some have left the ilsg at half mast to commemorate the heroic

isbli-shed ae s dey of mourning. Rat-her than that it was ilxed for

prooe our gratitude to God and our

have a sl. ll°B\`l-"

The phggllgpu by s little uuest-

lonlng eudexsmining found that other port.; were nil right olso.

gs _shfoxved him his strong

points all his weak points. his

mq you ever size yourself up he' some lwllyl- 0ne ol' our recent health writers

tells ol,n man of seventy eight who wasloked bow it was that he was, the-only member of the family who ht-li lived so long. His brothorshad died in their early fifties. _

"Oll. llo Bald. "l always had n

weak digestion."

You -see the .lesson ‘ -if- ou know your assets and

concerned t oy can become assets and liabilities in the true sense of thc vvcrtl.

But you can readily seo that the

asset of a'-good appetite. a good

prove disastrous to your kidneys

Similarly with a strong heart

you might try to stay on your oct when a serious illness was

to hed and giving that strong heart cvcry chance to iight for you. '

On the 'other hand there are n

have a weak heart, or will actually tsrve themselves to death it

Some' people also have no lies- ire _to know their weak points ssl

undermined by other considerations Sell*-9 _Y_ 0”- - ~ yefs- m' Dunkm “oh n'o_.. “id McGee: this they are afraid they might worry

about them and thus make life o burden. ' -

Burt I believe the average comm-

on sense man likes to know ex- actly-how he stands. just as he

statldll. His assets and liabilities.

With this knowledge he can per-

haps ent nlcro or less. work more or~_oveh‘lel~lr, biay more'or even less.

Hellas it lmsis io work npnll.|

llecauso llltl fdmiiy doctor. who knows him bl-st. has shown him hit- halallco lihuot. , » ~--»a.-_-‘¢.'¢U4-nnla‘l_.'an.“~» - .__-_*

foo-64440-Gore-oooo-oo-oo-ooam

tention oi’ the American College of Surgeons lui week .ln its ees

rank cancer as a cause of death

time are .pensons over 45 years old. Dr. John Wesley Long, Green- sboro, N. C., one of the leading onu- cer specialhta of America, said that cancer canine cured if taken st the beginning. Dr. Long denied various notions regarding cancer ln a summary as follows, _accord- ing to a New York Herald des- patch:

"Cnncer is strictly an individual

disease, being neither contagious nor hereditary. -

"Cancer is the most fatal di-

sease we know, 99 per cent. of the cases proving fatal ll allowed to run their course.

“Cancer is a disease of adult

life. 85 _-per cent. ol those who die from it being 45 years old or more. Of those reaching 40 years one man in every twelve and one woman in every eight die of cancer.

Death Rate Increasing

While the death rate from ty-

phoid fever, tuberculosls, malaria, pneumonia. and even old age is constantly on th decline, that from cancer ie incre;ing at thc rate of 2.5 per cent. annually. For instance. in five of the larger European coun- tries 'the death rate in 1881 was 44.8 ic the 100.000 population, and ln 1911 -it had risen to 90.4. To come nearer home, the death rate in Massachusetts in 1871 was 39.9 and in 1911 it was 62.0. In the Un- ited States as a whole the death rste from cancer is 78.9, which means that 90,000 people die of cancers in the United States every year, or one every six minutes. Cancer slays as -many people each year as died from wounds and dll sease during two years of the world war. Everyone will admit that public opinion upon any sub- ject is largely a mutter of educa- tion -and growth," said Dr. Long. "Why, it has not -been generations since we burned witches-. even now we burn sexual maniacs at the i stake. Well do l remember human slavery and the defence our Chris- tian pa-rents -made for lt, and we are nil familiar with our recent tol- eration and license of the liquor,

_ _l.rllf!lc." " _ l_Home Treatment,

` That old fashioned home reme-

dies, such ss gra.ndmcther's "herb

Guardian Readers itea," are sometimes not so bad, in

E HE' _the case of such an ailment as,

WINDS OF' FATE

One ship sails east and anothh'

satis west, ~

While the sail-same breezes

. blow:

It’s‘ the set of the sails and not

the gales \

That bids thnm where to go. l.'ko the wiutis of the air ure lilo

_ _ways of thc fates,

As no Journey along tllmugh - cz

Dt.‘s ltlurset of the soul that decides

. the goal. Allll nlllutlic storlns nor tllc _ strilc.

- W. Whcclor Wilcox.

1A CANADIAN QUOTATION

A llttlcnioal of frozen cake,

A lime .lm-lr of snow,

And vifliéifthe sun is setting, A broad-envod bungalow.

A little-hopping in tho sun

Throughout. the wintry any,

A little 'chirping blithcly

Till March drifts into May.

A little spltrrow*s sllnpie lilo,

Abd that life to keep,

Thut`csro_ for the spsrfow

Even- When it felis asleep.

-A:'lJ.'-Xvntson ln -“rnn spar-row."

“°®1l°“l_llB}0r rejection of the pro

:soil ='__%Epy _ roresnsanwsd l-y Pram, __dwln,_ involving mule reid). `_ ' _pl,\ot_w.cen»tho 'Mother Coun- try‘digl‘*lhb' lDor_nlnions, _will give

to _contest and its re sul_ ian nsuai'intel'est not onli- - _"l-the -ls-lush 'lates but throughout the Emplm and cvsn

beyond its or-tended boundaries.

i MIGHTY LAK A ROSE

.Eg

Sweetest lil feller. Everybody knows; Dunno what ter cell him. But \le’s mighty lek s rose.

Lookin' sl his mummy. Wid Dyes so shiny blue: Mak you think the Heaven ls comin' oloso ter you.

When he‘s thorn a-sleepin’ ln bls'lll place.

Think l see the angels

Peepln’ thro' the lace

When do _dark am fallln'. When 'de' shadows creep. Then ` th'ey're there swaitln' 1‘cr_klae_lllm in his sleep.

I 17 ‘M “M 'nt to A general election in lnpiand is l .mg _gg ‘ _

measles. for example, was admitted by Dr. Long.

"The cause of -many of the most

common disessa have not yet been discovered," 'he said. "Mene- lcs is a good illustration. Yet many- s housewife can take ller hot herb teas and cure the measles"

Dr Long oven suggested a pos-

sible home treatment for an init-

Spartan remedy

“ln the list of cancer treatments"

ile said, "t`hermo~ cautcry runs thc knife a close second. We should tell the people that thcrmocautcry -dmpiy -means a hot iron. A poker ileuiod in thc fire and applied to the local lesion will cure many ll case of polcniial cancer and some uctual cancers as well. Gnd how simple lt -ie. But to be effective, lt must bc used -before the lympha- Lics have carried the cancer cells into the blood stream." ' Ii' cancer and other diseases have their home remedies, they also have their home causes, Dr. Long said. _

Many Causes

"A familiar example is the -msn

who llabltultlly hoide a short-stem pipe in his mouth, often producing s cancer of the lip," he said. "The irritation here is mechanical, from the stem, and in .part chemical, from the nicotine. A broken or rough tooth -may do the same thing _for the tongue. Eating too 'hot -_food is mother cause. "ln China cancer-_ot the oesopha- gos le not' umleuel-among the

_who en-t their |29-ei»ae_lning hot. while the womo who first welt upon tile men'_end do not est their rice until it is cooled, do not have cancer.

"We hold on tensolouely to -mol-

es, warte and laoorstlone. traveling along through life unconscious of the foot we_ are carrying e ‘potmtlal cancer around with us all - the while. Furthermore, we constantly irritate ouch ehnor-mel possessions by ill-fitting drive, -improper habits uliwhoiesome diet, combs and rea- ors, el-l of which may be compared to the -me-tch or irritation which lights the fire-of tnslinancy. A

dna ,ln

iel cancer, but -it was rather ll l

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Talk About Cancer

Cancer-the dlaoaae that is giv

ing the n_1odi_eal and eurglcazl world _ ' - _its hardest ‘bnttlwengaged the at- . __ __ _ _ __ .

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sion at the Congress Hbioi. Can» teim cor to-dey ls the moot fatal dlaoaee ' ' .»_ f.. ._ _ _ ,' known to medical science, 99 per .~ - - ’- I' J ' _- , _ I L ': ' __g cent. or cases causing death lr nl- And llllb ¢It0iC¢al‘ pf hed* ti‘;l:{;_ lowed .to run their-cousee. Only " ‘ ' ' ‘.- ‘ . = ' _ ` _ 5. -...-.. ..-...... .... -.-......-..... ..... ORANGE P1-:Kos Quamrlr -in-...¢.l.,d

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17- Texas State Medical Association a-nd State chairman ol’ the Afmer- ican Society for Cancer Control, said that exposure -to excessive sun and wind in a dry climate also gives rise to cancer. That. makes the Texas Pan-'handle n place for people with thin skins to avoid, ac- cording to Dr. Scott.

In this hls_ colleague, Dr. W.

Burton' 'llhornlng of ll-louston, agrees with him. If cold cream were found beside the wash basin on every Texas- ranch instead of being restricted to mill-l.dy'ls bou- dolr there would be a great de- crease of skin cancers In Texas and other dry Western States, these surgeons think. l

Tenmts May Live _ Rent Free 15 Years

(By Dominion News Service.) LONDON, Nov. 9.-Of great in-

terest to landlords and tenants was an action brought at Lambeth County Court by a tenant against his landlord for charging him over- paid rent. The tennnt was ,paying £2 6s. a week for four rooms over a shop in Church St., Calnherwell, and on an opportlonment this was reduced to 11s. n week. Tile rent

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of the. Ill; _ -Promises at was only li 0,a`ye-lr. lt wlllfilllm tl-at the overpaid rnn¢;,,,,°,,,-mm £280, and the landlord has pam his tenant £100. lt is also agreed that the lstter shall live rent fmt, until the balance of £180 is clear- ed olf, The tenant _will live rent free for 15 years if he cares to stay`on at his present abode, but should be decide to lcavo llc is to .receive half of tho overpaid rpm then outstanding. in the mean. time the shopkeeper found tim his landlord was illegally ohargin him £10 a year too nluch, and |15* succescded in getting it r@.]u¢¢,,|¢,, £60 with the payment of the .£10 yearly he had overpaid.

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