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Divine 111*•%41,11 Writteri, On „ lag ilvo ,
nations, the; NnS110,11,, BritonS 000.0,1
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.‘40,eu11ar dialect ellatiVating! thoi. Sablinie 1 IT •U0111eS Through.toe, 1(41.19.,
oudy. . of,. Divine, trlitb. . The* I'Atia i 9h-100d-kakillff' Iltudities of Dr.
• . . tongue is, by the •ritudy of the Scrip -
' first 014 18400 40: lie! . • .., i • In the life of, elnumit every Slii.`there
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turebed01110 neM1110/1 to all Oa .rOit! , .:W.11144118, ' Pink 'PIII8P
At ' ?
other ir- ' '
if11,134anta*t;:t41"rit.°W.fr°* WIMK4 ' celneti,'a time When Wealtnene att11,01.1
It deHeed. it.is nettle, and Whr-Conling• her. The etrala.hpoe her blood, OQPPIT
• over tete pritain, as, is reported, ?NM! be:Coulee too $11eatt and there follovis
ArnleriO117:POOkessad thelos'LliTA .44,..111'4.*; headaches and backaches, lees of aP,
.SOuthern parte thereof. When 01_1)Y, ' petiteatelta of dizziness), heart:Pah
beginning '..tit.,:the Miuthk. had rdad?! pitation and eonetaist, weerineei and
thetwielVes,:niast-erti tif, the ffSat,.0,41''' a tOndency to a deefine, All these
_ ,..,4?4,444,4),,,ItheISPOUP4 that:tit° 'ityMPtoins mei' net he pregant, 1/1 any
ni,tiell Of the .Piete froinTafthhcitilla-ifottelogr:,ease.„..4ut the presenee Of
reported, putting' tOSea la a 're* `1".g' ,fArq' .0729 Of theta- sheWs-tli-i-,--neoceiSitY-- --.,•-4;•-•
phigs; wire driven bY. til. •*IP,c.l.fi 'be; ter • Prnrnitt• treatment •• AO' there' ii
•,,, yencrthe. shores of Britain and dr:Wed • • • • , .
•,•
10 ,er, treatment so ,sure and oo
sileodkl,iepthat throngh,:'ithh•;bloo4;oak
ing•.quaiittoo ot Dr::•1V4.31fatee'• piny.
Pills, The,k. aro the one thing needed!
to Me le ta p thehttalth•of,grOlihig. f11,F,11
•and•wonien ef•rnetalrayeetn.,., •
Hero 18 a, bib•40...poSitiVe.M.00f Of the
vale° of 'Dr, . Williams!. Pink Pills •in -
than Britain to the. north, ;fps, on the
•04•446 of tbla Wad, • Miss Clara Praser.
•'Other hand. It runs Mit; far beyond It
Th, •Ont,; bee heen .b,rought back:
.:to the Seuth?'011110aita to 06 ,4°O•heril esatilen
tto henith and 'Strength • through' the
parte; of Spain; though:R.SPad011a Pea; tinnelY use Of this nredlcine, and gives
expression -of herieratitude is 'follows!.
-"I feel; it• as well. 1i,PLa Plaa''
• sure ,te• tell yen what Dr.. WilHanue
. - . .
Pink*, Pills havedone for me. • They
Scota answered that laW1131a.a4 eould have restored Me to beal,th. 2f indeed,:
not. contain • them both; but "We Alan they did net Save 'my life. I., waii auf-
give you., get*. adeigNyt : saidthey, fering, greatly.' from anaemia, 1 lost
." what -to: .44; . we know there li ,A11- flesh .and • allivage,', felt Aired and ner-
• -other far from .oarao te tho veils. 'At loaki grew : sotr7eak•I':had 19
eastward, which VP:J.001i see at a dia.% lioteate, in .hod. • The .doctor, dld: .not
:too •N‘lb.en tho days ere Clear. If YOU 'seepoo. bele Me any and r ;wasgrow-
gethither, you Will Obtain settlement; ing Weaker; ,and •rity heart wag:bother-
:. Oriii-they 'should oppose you., you shall:fag they:: At 'este-friend who Called to
have our usslstanee, Phe Picts, .ac, see nie •tiald She had read era Similar
;;•eerillegiy, Into ' pr.ttain: base restored‘ by • Dr. Williams! Pink
,began. to Inhabit the. northern Parte Pills andurged me to there: . I felt
thereof, for tire Britons. Were peesetue, 'heltilese • but :decided to take • her • ad-
' , of . the ; , • .• In •process vice, OQ my mother get me a supply :Ot.
el; tittle, Britain,besides the ,..Ittitone •
and the..Piata,-''redeiVed ;third nation,
the Scots, ' whq,..migrating;fiwn'Ireland
' 'under their leader,, Ronda, .either by
;Mir :means, or by •• fermi Of. se -
011. tlth
nerthern . Omits of Ireland,'
Where; finding the nation of thofileotei;
they 'tiegged to be allowed .to sottle
• among thent';'-hat eOuld. neteUeceed:lii
_,,,nbtaiiiiiig their reqUest,! IfOland, is Ova,
• ,greater Asian(' next to,,Britaiityaad
:to the wet:it of it. but as, it Is shorter
• Hee between. them. The Plot.e,..es has,
be -en Said, arriving in this island by.
sea, desired to have a place granted
them in Which they .might Settle. , The
• Of t.•
the pills and' I. began taking le111. 11
was net long before •1 began, tofind
benefit from, the nse:•ef, the plUs, and:
In leis than twe menthinsy• health. wail
restored., •Itr fact I .•waX.. 4nbetter
ea'an a ever enjoyed befere•
I' strongly treconimend Dr. Williams'
- • eel • ,
,eniteig:theliiete -p-os•
• sess.' From the na.me of their •eote•-• pink PSIS' to all who - are weak -and
..rnander'oey. are to this day Called 'run for,rfeei.:Einia they Wifliritit
:rendiana; fore in their • language, pat be disappointed," • •
. • Yoll. can get these from any
, Ireland; in .breadth, and .for *Whale-. .niedicine dealer or by mail at 500 a
, sibmeness and ,Serenity of CHI -nate,. •far box from The .Dr. Williantsi,.Medicine
, • .„, .
Mtrpasser,Britala; for the snow scarce- CO., Brockville, Ont. ' •
, .
lyever lies there .,above :three. claYe; •. • - . ,
no man Wakes: hay', in the ''guilimer for ;."
provision, or. linilde• ete_blels . .
. There IS scarcely a girl who does. not
' for his beasts of burden: reel:See :leve.REIMEt'kind of' perfume and delight
are found there, no Snakes eAn
live there; ..,/ iThe . inland
abOutids'!in milk.'.and. honey, nor' ie
thoie'''any want of Anon, .004.4, town;
and is • remarkable for dear and.
;.goitts, It •Is • properly •the .f011iitry Of•.
. the poets, who, reigratieg, from .thence,
' as has•-becip.eahl; added a third nation
In Britain to ; the 33,1,1tons and the MO..
There hi a,' very largegulf,ef the.. owl,
WItioh. formerlY divided the nation Of
Plcts from- the Britons, 1110 MIK
rani from. the west into . the
land, :where, :to. this ,dity, '•attinda the
...strong :City 43t the Brittinti,
With. TheSoots ,a#1Ving on. the north'
side :of 'this •bay; nettled thnmielves
• thern•--Beile's tcglealestical. History
•England, about A.D. 700:
• . A 71apaildie:Moitie.
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Anierican. :'movies especially in.
iv41Ch 7CharleY. Chaplin figures; Or In-
-:dint* and cowboys, have been popular
• . in the Orient Tor .iteMe Years* but' 19
Japittri the artistic and ingenious .eiaP-•
'-aneee, aro fast developing a film nit of
their owe; Their earliest efforts. were
hriltative: scenes and stories; still of
the America:n*17141d Weatc. but written,
•
111 ite use. Sometimes:. she. does•net
elioose thikbest.'one itt.',emnlituilze her
OWn. parttoulari. personality, . but care-
lessly -alma sacral, which ientere eon -
fusing thin •
tinWeIrer.much niay like fragrant
odors, 'tie. never 466d taste to-Titse' so;
:much .about thp.,:person that it sheati.
when we enter•a room, We shOuld,ase,
'Only a touch , frOnt*a droPiser. An.
;atomiser. doe's. not Waite the perfume
and serves spray the oder over oft.;
•sidSra.ble, space., :It better o buy a,
• .tiniala quantity -of , a geed. perfume 'thee
a lot of . •
.9 .9 p
odor:- . 4 • •
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• Besides the, manY ;perfumee Wade
eti,, ore are .a: npmber... 'of flagrant
Otrora-whic4. used about . the
closets and bureau, draWere :to. great
advantage: • Little ;saga thoin .hung
in the closet or. the hangers 'padded
'with hits Of ,ellir Sachets' keep a sWeet-
ly "subtle ithisiveneea •ehout •yeur cloth-
ing 4 .•,„ .
In the bureau drawers,•a. cover for
.ihi-bottems may be ,fioeble, with frag-
ranee. laid 'between to • keep Alta .waail
;clothing • and underwear .delicately
sweet... Lavender is; always good. for
. filmed end acted by: Japanese in Jan. ' • • . .. •
Often...the relining were: queer • Phero a aPecial• Pedal •a' for you,
' enteigh.. To -day, however,* the' mom, lrind. it. . • • •
.an! • •
7.` latanilar MOVIO •itt Japan hi' pitrely:
(visi ring Alliscity,
anese in theme and treatment It le' A. Real 'Treat •
,;.' :
called SchOolinititer ,MataiiinOte;', , andmaibit%1'k.
ltran fors, whole, year InItoe.yo.• ; 'planted thirty' acres Ma
. • •
. The piot, even ! with subsidiary Yecti• . .• • :• , . •
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.• • stories; and .liuSidents iutertwined; i'ty• Meat -"I must come and see
would strike an American. audience ini Yol"" t.h0 grow hP You kiln*,
. simpie..to intid64,0aotIt 19based .11i,„. liever eaten an•acre•hi.iny life," '
. •
. on a tree inoldent.; A .11410- beY, at
play on aTridier.riiii into :the: yilierl‘
• Stiet,..6* hte tettelter,•,•'-, lidatiMineto;"
^' chanced 19 'Pans, ..MktsUnioto
: ter him and. effected * **ewe, but it::
the Mitt cif his Ownlitef 'This. natural=
11 provided the tilimot:. Rainer in "the..
• A•torY, 'nevi Mr....A1' Tit .n*0 „hi the',
• inagaiine •Alli&,. the. brsA70 teacher Is
shown anielti his PiipilS and hikroditees
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to • theta, an a moral story, the tined,'
• dote of George Washington And the -
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Thjs lmsr0 of clear eyed British boys came -Over ea the Ancher-Doualdson liner "Letitia;" else .of , the first.'"
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boats to: dock at 4aapse this 130On. '• The boys' are from the famous quarrier's ,Bridge-o-Weirr. Scotland.
4V thn .are leen 19 get to work in Canada. •
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111E ART OF ARRISTMENT-
• The art of adjustmentia the secret sertion of egotism that can be :found.
of social life.% Our first natural in-. Yet no doubt: most people stert.theit
Ottnot is• to aemirt-eunselvest, to think: minted life with the elisoore desire
and talk.about etiOelyei, to 'treat the to Make 'mime •one else happy, The
*Mid is if it were merely a place for trouble; Coutes in the little 1+44am:tints,
our Mao .lnslgnifleant itelVelt; to diii- not in thehig. Our life is a- tisane of
port with immense . exPeneien and pettY, trivial daily :habits, eo slight Oil
equally immense indifference to the so InetinCtive themaelves.,that.ive
eapansthn of , others • • are net-conscio.ue a them hill they: are
, All. those a.ggresSive selves., are Interfered with,' yet 'so immenaly bind
thrown 'together in the social World?, /big,. that any permanent interference
not only of pleaeure, but of busincea.. with thein disconcerts us more than
The iogicat result would be that they dicastera of lar greater importance.
.should and joatle and ',brute° There are. hablfs .of eating , -habitis' of
•,and crash: one another in ,the intense exercise, habits of eleanlineos, habits
effort. to get 'tothe tep., This,. does of regales. hours for regular actions.
take' Place more or, less. It would take When two differont groups of .hahlts.
place' to a •raipous extent if Were
not for the art. Of adjustnient, which
early ,teaphes us that, W.p Must. adapt
our own. egotism to that ,et
that We "poi,u OnlY achieSe our needs by
•
are thrown together In intimate con-
tact' the. shock is all the more aiton-
Jelling !rein, the Insignificance. of the
-details.: • • ,
Thle difficulty cat small adjustment*
remise,- whi_h_b_realtiLit'ere-ratirite ,4•-e•i:than-the larger
we are fareithreilling, to 'seer!, evils oi-Ahe. larger eine' it t. eaIIe
fice our • inimediate benefit and Plea.- -.Incompatibility, but a little ,patience
Wonid 'overt:time ••••• . •
We cannot begin Ind early to learn
the art of adInstinent.% only by mak-
ing ourselves adaptable; conformable,'
striking is: that marriage, 4 ls .the agreeable to Where can We .diepo.se,
'leek Of that art in marriage that fills, ..ethers to afford us coniforf, 'OolaCe, and
the-divoree-equrts.• 'Probably 'Love in .Satisfietion.+Alamalled Bradford, in.
its essence i the most. eggressive es- Youth's Companion.
THE ONLY MEDICINE
BABY HAS HAD
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Hous• Theekeeper.
The frugal ,sn!I, wlth fornOnot
" I pcao;t: ; • : •
-Varrien-hiv,hones,Vithrhim-.--whereer
, . „.heyeens;'.... '•'
l*Pfi•••.tA914I-ttod there
.ehoWer,Of'• rani • - ''• •
mAitsos 1/4 . his emelt dcitnIctie
'..Tattoll but * tip.';ok,.hirn,.. horn -'tie•
••:,`'' , • "•''',2",;•.'
in bis stl•nOino
006' Itle.Owii landlord, Iths OVA tenant)
Otter #77,
1;04 as he Will, he dread* no Quarter
abnt h•e beards. 'and, lodges; both
invitee, •
•' Anff feast% hiniself;le* with Win-
,
Is What Thousands of Mothers
• .a3T''of, Baby's -Own crablets.
•
' Onctra mOther ICU; used Baby's Own
Tablets' Mr her 'little ones She will use
nothing else. Experience teaches het".
that they are Without in equal' for re-
lieving baby of any a the Many Minor
ailments which afflidt him at one ttmii
h The Te.blete never fait to
or, not er. e
be of ,bettellt-7they cannot possibly.,cio
herniae they' are guaranteed to be free
from injurious 'drags,' , '••••
:ConcerningEaby's Own Tablets Mrs,
.1tessell Norwood; -.Ont• aa,Ya .7-7 I
shall always 'have a good word to BaY.
/or Baby's Own Tablets. .3 have gl*efi
tliein to Our •baby girl: • •In: feet „they,
are: the 'Only .inedicine she has ever
had, and I ani_;_proudio,:say that she
00 secon pr e a :Our Y •
ShO OletQll?'•maptheOrir..and weighs
.2p; pounds. No Mother :whose child -15
Peevish or ailing: will inake e• Mistake
in „kWh* it Retire: Own Tablets:"
Beby:4i.:bwri• Tablets are •sold :by
'Medicine. dealers. or. direct by • mail 'at
25 cents a box ifem The Dr. Williams'
;Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.. •
mire, tethoSe ef. others for the sake
of fUture., and general advantage.;
0.f. all the. iilustratiOni,of the: art' of
adjUstment the greatest and the:racial,
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•
A Legaey.
"He left his family no estate"'
711.e. papers "say -Of this. man. Who
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His life insUrenee was Moderate.' ;•.'
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Andthere was nOtb 'hie at ell beside."
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, But, Hot !quite allof the story's Wei;
He left no houses', nor gear,. Mir gold •
Little enough :that was worth report
.:In theduty files of the•Probite (716irt.
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But be left: his!widow, Melllory
Of a life lived nobly and gel antii, .
0? faith and'hutiver add .tenderneSS,- •
Of love .tkat trouble and toll and ntrese
eld never altm.
, Fie .I ft .a name
Fe -courage clean aea.bladeof 'flaxne,,
For high true serviee; for ihnele'deeda
iturnan ,k1ndnes, thls Qld world
needs. • •• . • •
. • :•• :
He.;,:left• his children 'a legecY
Of health and Wiedoni-and probity; •
A. strength, of purpose end power sure.
To wait to labor and IC enilore..',
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:He left them fitness to cope With' fife,
To keen, their; spirit . through :tell and
•• ' •
',He left thew honer,. and Pluck. kind
nerve ••' '
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And faith • in tb,emielyeti-4aiid .the *011
"MINNIOOG HOTEL"
On one' of the Islands of th• deora)itn ilea
• • OPER JUNE 24tILI
• Flaking Tennis• •• • Melina , Dadaists ,
titan elate In even, reenact
Excellent culling,: • • Ideally •iftitatea,.
High attitude. INOty etearneeJ from Midland.
• , Direct connection froM Toronto: • • '
• • *rito for SOOklit and erne• :
-cace.,•3 gaLCOLARION.. AndIatd.• •(hit.
°beret, tre Thie Story ie aoted out,
aid' weare provided the spectacle Of
'a fillt-oied,aittle george Wlio just. can- •
not tell Is/lits,:' • .
apan.to-day }still takes oeducattpil •
:Ith great. iferlintatitcse ..and exeltaite
• teachers , to a'correoptaiding •degree. '
Young Childrenare idealized as, !liar,
nat1ngaieiptiocent7and IiiVable. la It
corieelvelile that -in any other countrjt•.
the most pepider .film could be pne
dealing Withthe life' of the graiii.thar
•; grades and:hating as its hero a school-
insetert •. —
•
Fr�bnbb
not And •probably that
,movle lILtle Clestge at anY, rite, Would
Strike us as -'funny, bat: ••Weil.done
• . .JaPati!
• • •• • . •
.1.
.Or19tilOs13hilgeist !.Cleck.
fre neW,•beill& ereoted itt 161044:11/",-
fottF ilialst..ea1h. 26ft. SOOSS. •
411 the ' candidatee effects*, than; ,
eives for the Elritieh Arnii. 'teat year, '
per cont.„*ere rejected for vatleiti
• '14eSisiefit ' —
•
•
•He left .the.,•world--or tie- world that
• . knew him, ' ' •
A sense' thellife, hiut -b.eee hetteretr
• through • • , • -•• '
Ile Loft a record for all to sten;
Tite"Here hue laboredand
He !eft big fanilly•ne getate,"'
The papers .say, thice "inan Who.
, •
"Llis life Insurance •Wiursitoderate ,
" And there was nothing at ail beelike
-Berton Braley.
APIA° trees are Subject to sixty six
"diseases. '
Real Opportunities in the
Veterinary Profession
„, , , • .
if you deified' a •PrOfeeliitill -yen .ehould: consider what.. %.
.the: field. tit Veterinary Sistence has teciffer., Oraclu..
hied bit*.e splendid oPportiiiiities for aueCeentui'career,
The live teels' Industry is, the Coreer.atenti of 414
Cultaral development end the veterlunrY1rofesa4on 1*
Its greatest safeguard.
SessiOn Begins October 14 1926
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4,141te for outi•iii eel 'taloaCat to d D. Ife011etafo PenolnaL
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ONTARIO VETERINARY COLLEGE
• fklUitta#ti„- • .0140ANIO
*itii mit*** it twolt4 Vader Onteitte•111101, at ASNIVIONt
gos tOILS
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'ThehevIot-Hills.
MrS. Aristah Kratt :"When yoa
were In: North England You visited• the.
Cheviet-Hills:, of miurss?"
, Mrs. WoodbY Cheviot-
Hilis9 To be sure- We did And aline
faintly their ttre, too,"
•
• „ 7 ts . .
!dent ifia.ti pri;'. '"-;:'• -:' •
'ei. am sorry, Madam,' said the; bank!
teller as .,,lte handed hack the , cheque;
'hat,you must: he, identified.",
'"Ideptifted-" eXclaimml the wiiman.
". • . . . Islet the .eheMie gond?' ' ' ... ,•
'. "L have • Ma doubt that it Is the
'teller geld,. but 1 dont know you..
Youtil haVe to get,eimiebody NV e jowly:
to identify, 'you." • ,
The .lady • drew herself .tip.
cheque " she saidwith dip -00,3' :"Was
given me, by my husband, ...There a ibis
name OD it. ,,Do you know iiini?":
• 'es; but I .don
"Then.111.sho,W.you I know him, too,
huehadti •lotall,- with reddish 'hair.
.1.11a ..face 14i omooth•abayed. He has a
mei° on one .oheek and leolts sotne
thing . likea horse, Some, people •saY;
but l. think notWhen he talks lis
twist's Wu month to oneside, and one
Of • his: 'front, teeth: Is ..fidatilog. He Wears.
o• No: IT eollar, 4 NO9 shoe, and WOn't.
keep his Seat bettonett'l'Iteitthe hard
est„ Wan to get' nioliey-•o4b, Of y on ever
took nie. three- 'claYs ,to get thia
Chenue.".- „ „. • .,
"We quite jilt right," said the teller.l,
"Pht. Yetir .ntinieright liete-uo,.on
the baelt, net on the Nee." • .., •
Preeautiote. .
, The heety • llillii .seE'uned• the • bill of
fare, Very, elbsely, • •.. •
"Oh,,.1: don't know what k Want; rm.
nOt teal'hiingry,".. he intid•to. the waiter,
"f guess, though; have, a broiled
lobiter, a double :Welsh rarebit a
couple Of Side erderti•!ofvegetables and
bait tt. Mine! pie:" • ." •
• Vili yea please Write yoUr order,
etr,,and digs it?"' the waiter asIced
re-
spectful1 "We always liker•to have
soinethitig to•ShoW the coroner„ stn." -
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self o' night% ' .
Ile" "pares .the tipholiterer trouble tci
Chattels; himself is h1 own furnititre,
Aisd his role fiches.. Wheresde'er he
roareL7
Knock when you •will -he's *tire to he
•• at home,.
••-Charles Lamb.
, • •
tIse :Minaret's Liniment in the etabies.
. Bible Maids.
:Esther saved her people • .
herself danger.;
:And Ruth to. belP another :Went
To alien lands. a stranger.
The idle of every...Mille Maid,
Is to my ,life.a.htilp and eld.
Classified Advettisenneitb.
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SILVER PDXES.
147 ao LARQSIE straws
•Yv ciassi", •••• :I' • • :
So Kind of 171Pe...
' wad "a hot day • and the treillo
Policentee4S having a busy time. In
tbe Midet Of. it Ike Saw an elderly wo•••
omajeolting aoroiset hint, iso he' held .
up cars, N inotOrcYole..,or ,
two, • and two loaded trucks. The wo.•
man sidled up to him and the officer
bent his • head to -hear her reqUest
"It's all right," fthe said.- -9147
thou -ht you would like to know. that
the number on, your collar is the num-
ber .of 'MY .faVoritedlimn."
Linen ..Proteeted.bYi.
What woman is•;there Who would net,
.1Ihc.te'heeti:.her handsomest. pieces Of
linen ...in Mll view at sil tinies,,, but
hesitates' to o se:beeinuseet,the Wear
they are likely to **ire? To her,
.the4, • :Wilesinfseal the novel Idea .of
.covering thein with eiatnglasi,on,but•
.1f.nette,tdal,l
reacle. drossing. tables and eery- f
hOr'years, business: eXeontiveo have ,
covered:, their deeke. with ,'plate:.glase
as a .proteeticee, but not iintilreeeittli
has. it been 'taken up in.theboliseheld,
with Atte,. same .purpese. • hi this waY
the most eX..eatolte llnens eten be en.
joyed _coistantiv and. WIN • needwasli:.
lug only one0. or tic a' year.'whlehin
necessary,...in an, event if the Vocen.
are,to..renurin white. • ' . •
yrllen all is cenOtilered,, the inVest-'
ment in glass...I not, too rinieh,' ea the
weekly:laundry bills:. fire.Saved and the
Potential -wearing • .value .• of the ltaen
is
increased nianyfold:, •'..'
,
Genuine" Ruby •
•The.:genuine. rikbY le obtained from
the milteral*. knoWO a eotanduin, '1)-
,
Ing :, the ; :pare crstali1ue variety . of
cOrunduni..: Eniery, 'the abraat,e, ht
auimpure • foein ofcertindem.,,
„ ' Henry71, •Handicap.
"Poor old •Heilry!" said °tie ;merle
Man to enother. 4-I:ea so 1410h -sight -
edited. worktug littnaelf to death." '
wthea,11-In4iliertZelght„-got2to-
with it?" •
"Will"..he cail t o whitn the htias
ain't looking; toO" #43: 11E11.10 iteep
shoveling 'e.11 the time." •
,
Statis•tieti intlitilte.'thet the peePle
of • NOW Zetiland• Oeinn nearer the at
talimient of .`'perfeet heatth han t.he
'Ifittabittinte of atlY•olht CdtintrY.4
Liptriiibt Krrio of. taii),
Cod; give -me Ester's courage;
The hnselitobliesi of Ruth,
The steadfastness Of Namitan's mid
Who testified to truth, • * .
God give Me. Martha's energy, ,
And. Mary's lOyalty to. Thee. • .
• -Mari Carolye Davies.'
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Optimism.
The nearest approach to Optimiiim 111
some people is a' griidging atlmlssloit
that ..they.aren't quite as iniserable•as
they were yesterday.' • , •
The *retch,
' Mre. Thomas-' Why did you %fall in
loVewith me,' Tom?
. yoit:Ve begun, to won-
• der; too ?"•
•
r ore i aft
weld ears
* hofeS hes' been pre- .
ecri physi
dans as an invaluable spe-
ac fertile treatment of.
Indigestion
.
Constipation
•Dlsorders pf.the
toni.iseh and Kidneys
Rheunisitic and
'gouty Cariditisans
A palatable, effervescent,
• saltnepreparation of Liihia '
. and Sodatm •Phosphate:
highly beneficial and se-
n
teditil in the case ef dis-
orderk nseationed. ••
„Ai ail Drnges(o7-thrqe t!fse.,
v.:gill .Tit.rri' di. ,
, . ....
„
, , . .
.:.-.- ...A•OiSly. IVI inard'e.' freely, ... It.
removes alt the •pei'eOn' and
. 'allows ' the. ,wound 'to , heal,
' .. quickl., • ,. . . • '. ' • ' "-
.. . ..
100 Mites Per gallon Of Gas on. the:
New Single Harley:DaVidson Motor-,
cycle. •Lbse than one cent per. mile to
operate. Write• for • catalogue and
Prices.•
•
Walter Andrews Ltd.
346 Vonge St Torente I
:•'"P`r
. •
'Proved : safe, by rnilligr4a4d,piescribed by. Oysiaansfot,
Colds- •Headache . • Neuritis.. Lumbago•
.Pain Netn:algia, Toothach6::' •RbeutriatiSnt
rES NOT, AFFECT THE ,HEART,
• .
Accept, •1it..,,93ayer
which contains proven directions.
Etenai' boies' of 12 ftib101ii
•Also bottleto of 24 and l00 --Druggists,
esipirte 'the 'irade*;•cla-ticr•iii;tertd In oitia) of Bayer liktofiliti,000 e17::04i(:". A
acIdeetee,Of (Aeoll1 8*1141110 S.614, Inti
0, A."). o efe noN
that AaOltin meant Sifee'manufacttate, to *filet the Debit° against freItattonk lha Tablete '•;,•
01 .tittfer O•itteast will le *thieved wOli that general tree. out, •th• "Sayer Oroae:,"
Mrs. Parks, Tells How Lydia' E.
Pinithada Vegetable Compound
. Restored Her Daughter's
Health • 7:-.
Toronto, Ontario. --danghter
Is 16 now anffhas been an invalid ever
singe she was Oix.
months old and
has been com-•
pelleff to remain
out of. school the
g.reater_part of
the time.We have
tried different
kinds of medicine,
but none helped
her inuch. 1 had •
take n. Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege.,
table Coinibinur,
when I Wes run-down,1 and it had
helped me so much that I thought it ,
might help her at this time.. She has
gamed ever since she 'began taking •'•
it She attends school 'every day now
and goes skating, and does other out- '
of-deor •sperti. I recommend this
Medicine to any one who is run-down
• and nervous and weak,"- Mrs.:PAINS,
' 106 Bond Street, Toronto, Ontario, ' , •
Lydia E. Piratham's Vegetable •
Compound is a depentlablnmedicine'
for young women's troubles.
• For sale by drag gists everywhere.
•
'11 NS
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;46c1N4L&TO1LeT
Best For The Skin
,13;tc,4duse it olediists, inViger-
fifes ,aiiii7presereee . the skitri.
Scalp and. half, • Used daily;
atisieted',„ by eiliticura Oiiittnent
wben7required,. it PreVents
pkOrc-Claggiag, •pirnples, black-
heaOti
lifritations.
114: 'A;I•Isecot &main
Dead: 4llealteece• Ron40.40 pose
V)& . oitltnni *6 001,1 Ole, Teitom se, •
*Mr red.:Ora •Shkeina Stied 2id'
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