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ESTABROOKS.'CO.; Limi#ed
TORONTO, ONTARIO
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Tiger :I�ellne e
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Kiri nese riends
Animols Usually Attack .Man
Only Through- Fear
Whether • the • story' of: .Androeles
anti the' lion is'true ot• not, it is a very
pretty one; and if the lion h'ad the die:
.position' of Carl Hagenbeck's tiger
the ,story might not be such a myth
After all. Everyone has Beard of the
-great Hagenbeclt ' menagerie' in Ger-
• anany, where hundreds of animals are
'kept ,in surroundings .as near as art
could make them •to.. their native
haunts. The Hageuback brothers did
a big trade in' animals, supplying. ori
ate•and public collections with any°=.
tilting from a lizard, to aa' elephaht.
Apart. from being dealers they had,.a
real love for, their wares, as” the fol..
lowing, story Will dhow.:
Carl Hagenbeck once bought two.
Young tigers., , .One 'of the little crea-
. tures 'had caught a sort of influenza
cold, which so affected its eyes that
Nurses Wanted
The Toronto Hospital for Incurables.
in affiliation with Bellevue, and .Allard
Hospitals, New fork City. offer, a Three
Year's Course, of Training to Toting
W,men, having •the required. education.
• and desirousl I f becoming' nurses. • This
'Hospital - haadopted the eight-hour
sfatem. The pupils receive uniforms of
the School, a monthly allowance and
travelling expenses to and from New
York:.'tlror farther particulars write or
apply to the Superintendent,
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OINTMENT ;
Aided and trusty
friend for pOyears.
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r,*0'PS LOW"Pilesior
meths. 1 otbing helped. There
'Soothe -Sarva' ended itcbtevetin Ina
r•,.^.nte. Piles soon gone." E.C. ArtcpJCstdnt+
ttrt;eei, 5'Ytre vaatush. Avoids ttnite. Apt eenegiSks.
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'for sometime it'lost its sight. Hagen
beck nursed his invalid. carefully for
several months,'visiting its'cage daily,
Mad so 'successful .sere his, ministra-
tions that the patient • completely re-
covered. • Later on' both'his purchases
were, sold •to the .Berli Zoo, where.
they stayed many .year 'From, tim-e
to; time 'Carl Hagenbeck :railed •'at • the
gardens and neser forgot to bass the
tiger`s cage. 'As . 'on. as the animal
caught sight bf hien It would Show
great 'excitement. Even if it Merely
heard his • voice, ,1 showed pleasure
and .would purr tike a'•cat,, nor would
It be satisfied •until he had entered the
cage and sat With it as friend to friend.
People used to watch these meetings
of •the. two: friends with interest min-
gled with fear, but. there Was no
cause for alarm; The tiger 'had" not
forgotten, its benefactor. Ha.genbeck
had . a water -color portrait of his
striped friend and always cherished
the memorial. The tiger • is. one of
the most dreaded of jungle' dwellers,
,Por its ferocity is a by -Word; but with
all its ugly reputation this incident
shows that It can remember kindly
treatment and a kindly :.raster. Most
animals attahk man through fear of
him, and very few will attack him if
left alone. Here and there we read
of isolated cases of unprovoked at-
tack, but these cases are rare, and it
Is the exception rather than thi,'e rule.
—The Humane Pleader.
"It Is.not marriage that fails, but the
people. All marriage does is to show
them up."—Harry Emerson Fosdick. .
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Use M,inard's for Burns. • •
"Few things in • the, modern world
are more surprising; than the change
which has • conte• over parents. in the.
pt'esent generation." — Bertrand Rus-
selh
Learn Watchmaking • •
Light "Interesting Work
Good Watchmakers (either sex)
tan earn good, money
For information write ,the
CENTRAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL
Ter"onto
OWNUYYFN .
oc RAGiy S
ii FOr•'Tro'ublet
due le A f'd,
• Yn tracts -1,04 •
ACID sromAckt
• HEArttemaN
, a HE Ab ACNE
1• GAs£s:''NAVSEAr,�
Just a "tasteit ?+ dote •t,f l
• i 4 c wt,tri; That ;rlilk t f . [a,i,, . iu in .,t t. gis
an alkali, effeeilve, yrt'harmless. It
has been the-tandnrd antacid for 50
years among physiyians everywhere.
itt r ut e a c�'
t nit : t`cri't`CTT"""l1'
Wally times its Volume in aria, It IS
t'te richt t'r'ay, the quick, pfeasa nt and
OIL i_ent_ Ve .ty,i<ill_the eXce' s add-
' 'a lit =tnntat t. bet gmee se c Et, the • pain
a
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t,'•lia •te, • You are happy again ,in five
rtttnt t e.e . •
I1o'n't depend en crude methods. Ere -
ploy the best Way yet evolved in all
the years of searching. 'That is Phil-
lips' Milk of 'Magnesia.
sure get thell
` e st a to . 1T1
ks, gl��i'
Milk of Mag tesla ptescribed by physis
stairs` for of 5��
year's in correcfiug'ekcess
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iae1rs. Each bottle eotains fulldirect
fr -•-sany dr ueto e.
New German Plane
Dessau; Ger.—Tate Junkers airipla.ne
G-38, claimed to be the largest land
plane in ,the. world,. Started allay 14 un
itsfirst extended cross-country flight,
With'20 passengers aboard.- _Atex the
'trip the. ' Luft -Hansa ,Company will
tal4e the ,Plane' over to use as a freight
carrier..
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• The craft. measures 148. fee` ' be-
tween Wing tips.. It, is practically
without body Or .tail, and gives the im-
pression of being all wings: There,
are four Junkers motors aggregating
2400 horsepower, and it' can carry
6(100 ?pounds useful; load.• .The cabins
are' built in the rings.
THE REASON WHY
Thin, Weak Children Need
• Baby's Own Tablets.
Malnutrition, or inaa' tderive
nourishment from foot, s a. common
trouble,.with 'little children a d • is en-
tirely due to stomach' and b w ••, k-
n'ess. Another .cause of loss. of fle's
and sleep is worms. '
To correct stomach and bowel trou-
bles and thus bahish,constipafion.and
indigestion, break' up colds and sim-
ple fevers; expel worms and allay the
pain which accompanies the cutting Qf
teetli ' is what Baby's Own Tablets
Were designed for. They wr eN;er fail
to be of :aid' and' can be given with
safety tothe youngest babe.
Baby's •On n .Tablets are sold by
medicine dealers or by' mai) • at 23
-cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Oitt..
de's Fifty-two'
And Teething
Beverly, N.J.-:-James .T. t',irl•. fifty-
two years old end the father ,+, fio,;r,
children, is teethine again. Hp ?me
cut frturt.een of his third seg, a'; •)ni;
and healthy teeth. ,
Dr. Pam Scott. Carr's phye:.,inti..
'and Dr, Harold Wiinkelspe�•bi. his ; en•
flat. sat• there is no doubt that tite
third set of teeth is natural. I?ea::s:'
have known of third sets. but'usnaliy•
they occur' at se,h an advanced age
that the person dies before t'' ntrlEt•
lug the set, '
Mr. Carr, who is a newstit,t:cr in
this small e t: nnl'unity. t\' 0'i`y :Hiles
from Philadelphia, lost many
set'oncl or, permanent teeth early in
life; when. despite constant care, they
decayed one bg one. Some were 'pall-
ed out, and some stubs remained,
NotT' ne ,r teeth have shored throagh
the gums and the stumps toot.•on°new
life again: There is little pain; such,
as children suffer`. -
Mr. • Carr now has twenty-eight{
' teeth, half of then new and half old.
or four less ,than the • avet'age saint
has. Whether ,to •expect a new set of
wisdom teeth lir. the question ,which
C •
.till confronts him,
filinard's Cheeks Fatting Hair.
"To achieve hhappiness it is neces=
ar as...
a are .ot}re an a never 'c, ni-
pleteiy realited,'but Aiwa `s in pre•'cess
of realization•'••- Pertrand Russell.
HISSUE hlo. -� 3
Owl 1,..3413
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Strange, but if ,you avant to keep gas
down, don't step on it.
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The Hushers' Chorus
Hush,.litt : get tank,
Don't you cry, ' , ^ `
Pay day will be here
'Before you're dry. •
:.Hirsh, little auto,
Don't' you cry,
You'll be a junk pile.
.4,1f -and -.by. . .' •
Never mind•wh'y tate black hen lays
,the white egg: Get the egg. „.
• Keep, Trying
,The Visitor to..the 'suurb,s •was dor
ing' his best • to keep up the converse: '
Bitot—.','i heat yaiah volunt ei' 'fire
company has Wight' enew e.. rite,"
—Native ` Yep '
tiisitoi='rFIave you (riecrit out het?"
• Native Nope."
Visitor"What, no fires a
tiative='Oh;'yep. Had five fires."
Visitor—"Then 'why .haven't' you
tried your engine?"
1 atide "Houses burn 'down 'fore
we get there." •
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Daddy, I" lIa;ve splendid news for
you.,;• The fourth grade teaeher,is go-
'frig 'to retail my services ,for another,
year.", .
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The two: thingsthat will'devlelop a
dominating personality are a corres-.
,pondence course and a. nice fat purse.
Fame •. and lightning don't strike
where 'there's •nothing'to attract them.
John— 1The new electrical' men,• the
'Robots, are said. to do .anything they,
are toll to do." • .
Happ •—"They rust be married."
f1•
girl can always tell when she's•• fl
lose ,and she generally does:, '
Its an aspiration to have scmethiUg
to write, but it's drudgery to"l ave`to
write something, •
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' • Love Note in the_-tiigh Language •
you,.al•Quse• niyadoraaion
. With your ardent .' i• :'
Whenyou seethe roll of $ in my hand,
•At this most iulportant; . ,
In the evening a myriad • -
Tiny flashes light your'. mystic•, op=
tics6�.'
I'Yn convinced -you 'have my No.;
' -As I drift away in slumber; '
You are there. with vigor, vine .and
' likewise —,
And I'm 'sla•ve tooeacii •suggestion •
That you make; beyond a ? •
You're , the cute though less .mon-
• ar'ch• of my cash?
The laziest matt' in• the'worid: He
married •a widow with sixteen child-.
ren, • ' '
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Where there's smoke there's some -
'body's flame.
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Everybody exerts .an influepce over
somebody else if no more than as a
horrible example. .
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Blessed are the poor. ,No one ever
contracted a• nervous breakdown from'
pulling a wheelbarro or pushing a
shovel. ,,,.*.
The defeated 'candidate in a llexi-
caii election never asks for a recount.
Famous nen look bigger in print
than they do when you actually 'beef
then. • • • , •
The! average man speaks about 12;
000,000 words a year; says a scientist,,.
Not the average Married man.
Obadiah—"I think Peggy will make
'an ideal wife. Every tine -t, go' to, her
home 1 find her darnipg her father's '
socks,'; • •
,Joshua "That 11 11 rue loo --until
I uotieed it-. \V•AS always the, sante
so, k.' ' laver Pills. Druggists 25c red-pkgs. '
THE' ANAEMIC GIRDlassieaa�rtis>~>
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Who Has Lost Iter Charilnto and
Beauty
"She seems to be losing her rooks."
This remark is often heard about girls
who' were oncie:noted .for their spark-
ling eyes, their rosy cheeks and their
vitality. • The cause is net far to seek
—they have become anaemic; that ac-
counts for the pallor and the to of
charm, The anaeml:e girl, if she neg-
lec.he•r health, may he a Sufferer all
her life. ' . •
Take heed, yon bale, anaemic girls.
Plenty of fresh air; nourishing Rood•
and rest; will:help -you, lilt what you
need most 'is good blood. Those
wretched headaeites-;: that :fickle apps,
tite and 'those terrible' heart palpita-
tions .can only he banished if the blodd
wh,
is rich, red and pure. •
. G'ood bli.od•-the kind • that bi-ingS
good health, • is created b•y : Dr. 'ANI
stains' .Pin Pills _'l~he whole m3s ion'
Of' these Pills is to ,hufld itch; bred;
health -giving blood.,' .The Pills are
sold by, all' dealers in medicine 'or by,
mail at 50• cents a 'box from The Dr.
Williams' ' Medicine 'Co.,. Brockville,
Ont.. ••
`Vote, For, .W omen' '
':Coming ' in Japan
Tokyo.—The House cf Represents
titres May 10' passed' a bpp'll permitting
women of -2`5 years or Older .to .vote in;
elections for municipal and prefectural
assemblies_
{Although the measure likely will e -
defeated in the I•io'uee of Peers ;advo-
cates of woman suffrage hail it as a
Victory presaging fell enfranchisement
for women in a few`years,'
The hill made no . pt ovision for wo-.I;
men• votipg far members of the 1\anon-
al Parliament. • • •
The Cabinet withheld support of the
measure but representatives•adhering
to•. both the Minseito (majority,) and
-S'eiyukai (chief . opposition') parties
•joi,ned°the large majority standing fpr
an uncounted vote.• •
„rt Ileathe. hill was, in.tia4,canlmitte
stage the Home Minister, Kenzo Ada -
chi, said that although•'tho Cabinet ap-
proved •the theory of woman suffrage,
it preferred , slower .progress in ,the'
matter:, ' '
A.THOUGHT FOR TO;,DAY
-A wise man will make ,more oppor-
tunities than he finds.—Bacon.
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Fair Lady"Oh, is
lion, mister ?" Zoo
•"oh,c yes -sum,
of men this week •
him •beef."
that a men -eating
'attendant (wear= •
But we're short .
so We're feeding
First -Aid
For all • pains and aches, 'foq't
troubles, • cuts and bruises, ori
general massaging purposes,'
Minard's siniply can't be beaten.
,Et) 1-flC L1 S. $1e CFP.
' Cycle'Works. 413 Spading .A•t•t.nii
Toronto. ,
IiA131, VlIty1<S—Witt
1 215.UU1 last Year. ,in Your t'd.rir-
1iva ••• Write Per free eat.a•loeue• A 11.
Switzer. Granton, (int,°
°C(4113 W011, L1 tJliUfi J
'and Jarrett 1'1 hitouth E�uck t3eIty
t:blciis, wonderful winter layers. We have
oeen hatching for 27 Dears. Delamere'
Poultry Farm, Stratford, O.nta-to.
'kl.B.feNT" 1C1AY •All) Jt NE
Chicks, alwaya.popular. Rocks.
Wyandotte, Legttot ns.• F ree
folder "Pin • Money describes
'why -their breeding „-tells in the
■ nest•"('Order s'hi'ts+ and, sa..e.
TreutI1'•,teetrie iHatt:hery, Trenton..Ont.,
ROCI{S,. J A1A3, 1Sc; IS 1:, t c; 1.X.0.
•1•10ye- .Dray, 17ec June, 10e.• . 10.0%
live delivery guarant•ee�l. . Expreks pre-' •
paid• oh 200 -ormore chicksEi
: ,•Weela
pullets $1;40 •each-, and up. Catalogue
fret?; I.• R;•.Guild and Sons. )3ox
R.ocitR ood, 'i)•ntari0..• •
F R SALE
FIVE D.G: MOTORs
%,t 1, 1i/2, 4 and '8 Horsepower, .ill in,
good condition,.,. Cheap for Imrbediate
rale,: rH. Watkins, 73 Adelaide S,treet `
West,: To -.onto.
MORE STOMACH TRO U BLS'
•fNo more stomach trouble.. Can eat aay.1hiog
writes Mrs: E. White. Thousands say 'adios-
' tion, heartburn, lies Gintsh , like magic with
"Fruit-a-tives".;Constipation, sickheadaches
end overnight. Nerves,heartquiet,sound.sleepat ..
once. Rheumatism flies away. Complexion clears
Quick. Get. "Fruit•a.tives" front druggist today. . 'DADDY CAN NOW
4• EAT ANYT4IIN&
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Hedearly loved' a. rich tit -bit. The
spirit Was willing, bull the flesh was weak.
Whenever he ate anything rich,his boys
taxed to say, "'Poor dad, he will pay the
penalty to -morrow." Read the sequel
iii. hisOwn 'words :
" Since taking the regular dose of •'
Kruschen Salta it: is quite different, and
my boys enjoy. themselves • seeing me
-eat' what' fidare-:.not-'touch- fy'efore _
eldest son Was the same, but since he
has' taken ,Kruschen Salta' he can eat
and enjoy whatever is put in front of
him:"
Modern,artilicial condition's, ;errors of
diet, overwork, lack of exercise, &&ni
so on, are bound to have lupin bus
effects in the ;.long Ma -providing due • '•
precaution' is not taken.
Kruschen Salts 'should be your safe-
guard. Besides cleansing the body of
impurities gently, surely and painlessly,
they possess a vital power of giving new
life and vutality to the' countless gtillions.
of cells of which every body -ie composed.
That is '.Why physicians never hesitate
to , recommend. Kruschen Salts •
"Skinny! .I Gained
Lbs. �i n 8 -Weeks
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and B-oy . rend
• • "after 'trying several
tonics tried Ironized •
Yeast. 7In8 weekg
gained 11 !lbs., . new
complexion, r o u n d •
.limbs; best of all a boy •
friend."—S. M. 'Saline:
Men and women are amazed et.
gain,of 5 to.15 lbs. in 3 weeks. 'ugly
hollows •vanish. Bony limbs round
• • out. •'Sallow, blemished skin gets
r clear and rosy like magis. Nervous, • •
Hess, indigestion, constipation' disap-
,( pear overnight, 1 Sound sleep. New
• SUFFER WITH
, T o gra t tonics 'in' one Special
HEADACHE?
So easy to get quick relief anal pre-
vent on attack in' the future. Avoid
bromides and dope. They relieve quick-
Iy but affect the heart and are very
dangerous. They'ate depressing and'
only give temporary relief, the cause
of the headache still remains within.'
1 The sane and harmless way. Firs
•• correct the cause, 'sweetein the sour
and acid stomach, -relieve the int"es �•-
tines of the decayed and poisonous .
food matter, gentlyrStimulate 'the liver,
start the bile flowing and the bowels -
vats off the Waste matter which. causes
Your headache. Try Carter's Little '
The
upsets of
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.1l children are•stlb"et`t to little
upsets, They ey conte at unexpected''
times. They seem twice as s-eriotrs colic, or dia'rrh'ea; yields to tine
in the dead of night. But there's soothing influence of Castoria.
one form of'comfoort oft which a Veep Casv'oria,ia mind, sill keep
mother can always rely;'good old a bottle fist. • the douse-= a�' s.
Castoria. This part vegetable • 'Give a few drops to any rah :dd
_s___ n*c'paraties can .t iarxl3 tate times v�}to e=�tottgtre
id -coated, or Whose
L ho
_._.��ritfant _�=ct"niild as it -is, it seet#cs� '4-teeth—is—hod,
a' restless, fretful baby like nothing Castoria tintil the child is grown!
.else, Tis qufck relief -soon sees the Every drugstore has Castoria; the
youngster-ettrtrfortsible-Iot't -mors•; -�'t`tmitte 'hag -Chaff. H:--31'etett-efh"
back to sleep. Even ai attack .of signature on the wrapper..
pep from very fi st day. ' •
`t, a _
'weight -bulling • Malt Yeast - and
Strengthening Iron;Pleasant little
tablets. , Far stronger than hnmedi-
cated yeast. Results in ?x time. No
yeasty taste. no gas. • •
. Don't ,go round "skinny." ugly, un-
attractive. Get lronlied• yeast from '
.1ruggist today. Feel great tomorrow.
Money back: from manufacturer if not
.lelighted With results.
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Mineral Notvaurttrtc
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Aimorage
A ReipfulRereadt'tx
CotistiWOrl a -,d p M,pdra
seta mwo sed
• Loss ov sLtev,
re t!tmdN trOviaWeso'
f�S..at
L0.4A84 to �'� M0"''`°
AtSmo th♦ (EVTSi
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"Your Vegeta'ble C tn-
ptund is ai good medicine.
Anyone }vhb is in poor health
should not .hesitate to try it.
'When t was taking the Vega-'
table Compound I tried the
Sample Liver ?ills I fotitid iii
the,, package. I. have taken
them every night since and 1
can feel myself improving., I
.ant so tha 1tkf ii for the good
they do Hie that I have told
several. ' women abqut
Mrs. G. W. Posliff., :b3 Hurtin
St.y Stratford, Ontario.
Lydia 's Et Pinkham's
Vegetable le
(f i G
h Compound
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