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• At., A.• -MATTER OF FORM 25 Y A .ABO_.•,.
women : wore leg-of-mutton.. bleeves and
ostrich' plumes ,, '.. and duringthe same
period men first began smoking Wilson'%
Bachelor cigars.. • The "furbelows"have
long since been discarded but, today,'
More #Bien. are smoking Wilson's Bachelors _
4-100%A 'Havana filler -than any;,.e.•ther
ten• cent cigar in Canada. •` ,...;
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'individually
oil W! ipped
mid inpoOCket:
packs of .five
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Clubs Are ,Planned
For British omen
First Experiment Will Be
Made -in 'the"island of
• ,Cyprus •
London. --A plan for .a„ssisting, Bri-'
tish pro:fessioual women .is now being
advanced. , To .those working out of
their own country, the problem of
where to live on retirement is a real
difficulty., Most of them• • have ' no'.
homes, and :in many cases have no par
tic.ular-;wish to return to •England,'
when " .their, problem Tniight' be'' even
More i'iflcult of solution..
TO Meet such: ••ca'w's as these rest-
de'ntial chubs Abroad are 10 be started,
beginning • with. Cyprus. This. `place
.hap,been,chdsen because the.inembers
-Would be. living under the British fiagi.
in' an"iaeal•,cliniate; free;. from heavy
wing expenses, and. n a locality spe-.
oial.ly favorable to wgme;n:whose•,1•ives
have been spent . fn foreign . lands.
Miss Helen H.•, Dennison,,originater .of
the' scheme is full. of expectation of
snceess --
The .inhabitants of ,Cyprus are ex
pert at needlework, and also make
honey anis jams' in considerable quan
tithes. ,tI is proposed to co-operate
with' them in developing their work
and selling their produce, thus afford-
ing social and- mental stimulation for
,all concerned 'These British proles-,
signal, women abroad are drawn from
many professions, teachers;' librarians,
stenographers; accountants. and so
forth...The aim. of the'res]dential clubs Horses. Like .Humans
. is to afford: them opportunity to con -
time working. while' providing them, -.Fancy .Cold 'Drinks
'with a,' home,, and, at the' -same time,, . The season' is here when "the
plenty of'•interest�ing things to occupy, 'fanciers of young and old, turn to long
time antl,energy.
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it IS hoped .to follow the first club
in Cyprus •by.•another, in one :Of :the,
Channel Islands. To join. the pro-
posed household a woman 'has to he
over 60 years ;Or age. •
-Owl Laffs
The weather is alrhost warmenough
for the doghaters'to. start a mad dog
'scare.
A N'rgh.t in ,Bachelor's °Hail '
Tbey''ve gone away! it. seems a year,'
Aye„ weeks of years, since. they were
+. here.
And yet, it was •but yesterday
I kissed them :when they went away:; -
Away from all the scorchiu€,heat
That grips this brick -walled city street:
And it was°'I who bade them go,
Trough,:she, dear heart, protested. so,
' 'And vowed 1'd find no joy at all,.
Nor -any peace, in Bachelor's Hall.
1 laughed at that, but she was right;,
I never knew a sadder night ,
Than this, while thus I tread aigne,
These silent halls I call my own., •
I never thought this, place could
'change •
Eo utterly, and seem so strange.
The night `s bot and yet a chill
Pervades•the•house; it is so' still. .
I amiss the living atniosphere
That comforts me when they are here;
I mise the sigh, long drawii•and deep,
The music of refreshing sleep,
That undulates, the gentle breast
Of weary motherhood 'at rest.
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And in. the unaccustom d gloom
That id i ' the small ' 'adjoining
room
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I miss the moans; the muffled screams;
Of childhood .troubles in its dreafns.
0! Sing your song,, all ye who romp
,•Your wistful song of Home, Sweet
Home, , : • '
But, theugh unhappy is your lot,
'You will not find a sadder spot
In 'all the world, than Name, when
they '
iVliho•, make it home have gone away.
• "Do you sufferfrom headache.?" ask-
ed, a friend. "Sure I do. What else
Iis there to do with it?" •
Hari y "S'ari• f u 1 hot to -day,"- .. Sheep . Ugurped by. Bunnies
• C'harles-"Yeah--I feel like: 'taking For many years rabbit fur has been
used to adorn milady's . neat.• • This
cur has;been dyed, manipulated; treat-
ed, or' bleached and .made to' resemble
•off' my skin ,aid' sitting• around. -in my
bones." . • ,
A Miles fine' ie. fine for •tle big law- the` more expensive Pot's.,• 'Animal lou-•
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s' era have always. deplored the ,death
of so Many -rabbits. to appease,•
•mil-:
' fizzle: rind
:the pork in a . ca'n 'of
pork, and beans, '
- We can remember when if' You -gave
a girl a pair•of stockings for a'pre:se: t.
that was the. last yo'g3 were ex,pet:ted
to see of ahem:
Girl's
Father -"Young. • man,' the
lights ' in tli'is house 'go'. out at 11
o'clock/' - •
Young Man -"That suits me:"
Everybody, can give a little .of 'What
the world wants lnost-kindness.
' • a,. new, industry which may partially
A husband who is in the habit• of supplant sheen. farining. .
sa'
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ady's • vanity., • • -
• A • rabbit has now been developer
which bears a plentiful .crop Of
wool," and, the .first angora wool
farm -has been started near Windsor,
England, :,by., Lady Rachel 'yng. An
angora rabbit will: supply an adverage
, of an ounce' of wool per year in four
chippings. The wool can ' he spun.
on even the old type of spinning
wheel. The ''rabbit does.not, su,?er,
when clipped, nor is it isijured in any
way. The wool that is''produeed ia.
very silky and highly prized. It Is
possible .,that Lady By.ng has started
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Defender' of the sex says the girls
,of to -day ,have i.t: • all "over Helen of
•''troy or Cleopatra. The girls them-
selves refuse to argue the ntiestion,
ih'owever. Tliey• simply admit •it, •
coming home late nights with'elabor=
ate excuaes says the best present to
give a doubting wife is a copy of "Be-
lieve It Or Not."
Sometimes experts are the least ex-
pert.
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Gladys is . not "so far, wrong. '. She
thinks because a. roadster has a one-
man top all the rest get wet when it
rains.
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He ,who hesitates l8. an o d -fa s ,hion-
ed dancer.. ' .
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Don't kid' 'yourself. Red ,paint on•
your cheeks doesn't- make you• • look
more beatitiful to a'nYbody on' earch
ex.cept-possibly the woman you, see in
the mirror: '
How fine life seems when- we have
a 'good job rnd health. • ,
, • A man travelling in an underground
train alarmed.other passengers by de-
claring at the top of his voice that he
was Napoleon. Fortunately somebody
hada the presence of. Mind ' to call:
"Next station, Waterloo.
kil•inard's for Failing Hair.
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O MAGNA
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soss, et, Acid
Aci'o iso ece
ete'Anret
etesosA
ette
VSs- `✓
Many people, talo hours after eating,
'suffer indigestion as+'they- Call it;. It is
,ostially!. excess add,. Correet it With
Ian alkali. The best way, the dutch,.
harmleisanti efficient way., is Phillips''
'Pik of Magnesia; It has- remained
for 50 yeti''s'the ••standard withphysi-
clans.
• One spoarrftil .in Water
sittrah
!fixes tnany ti"naes its, volume in stomach
• acids. and at once. The sympt'orns flis-
appefr in five piinutes,,
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You will never use crtide Methods'
.tvlien you know this better 'method:
And you will: never suffer fr'nt excess
acid when You noses oirt this easy' re-
lief. Please• do' that• -°••for your own
Selce--now. •
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Be scare to get the tgenuinePhili pg
WHEN YOUR
CiJIID,
Ei�.
IS FEVERISH
Give Him Baby's Own Tablets'
The:health of babies and little child-
renis
hild-
ren is 'subject to rapid changes. Thus
tbe mother must b_ a on her guard. At
the first sign of feverishness :baby's
Own 'Tablets . should. be given --this
may avert a serious illness.
Copcerning 'the Tablets Mrs. Nor-
inan Lee, Uxbridge, Ont., says: "My
little boy, now three -years old; was
not at all well. He was feverish and
had no appetite. I gave him Baby's
Own Tablets and, he, was soon well
again. 1 would, not be without the
Tablets .as long, as there are •young
children in the house,"•
• Baby's Own 'Tablets are sold by
nredichfe dealers .or by mail at 25
'cents 'a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. ,
Latest Zoo- Inmate
'Classified Advertising
;.- -' .Pop.:sRALE
t3At3Y,CH1121:ea.W13 HAT',ff5D'''
215,000 last year tn.our vane
cold • drinks , in glasses that , tinkle
ties, 1Vt'lte for, free datalogue. A. H.
ties, r, Granton, frac : •
'musical y when they' move. Hot' sum. .
mer days wit.liont cold drinks Would . LIGHTNING 1 1.II1F1 Thi NTG
'eem 'unbearable, to human .beings... '1��
How. must >t seem to horses working A\TED-EX re RIENCED I9HT-
\i\U rod.salesancn tivith.call , good
in the heat •. of the day • beneath' ci,i, m signs and drawing account:
brazen skies; ••with; perhaps, only'a' APPLY •B. PH•ILLIPSr L_ 3TNIN
god Cempan*•, .33. Osborne Avenue;
Many drink
.,,, night and n mn, win sr.v
''I
p -summer -
.
.k VP,IntO. • •
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-�lro,tts'ewdves, : ilui�ng- t-1 e-•..,sutlames
j+ 9 mpntks, have' greatly relieved-, the
suffering horses by'. placing' a -.card.
--ROSY COEE '.near : the top • on • the las u ' informhg
• .• Y• defy ers,.._that.L.they.:ma_y.._syster..'-theic
- horses therle: The watering 'troughs
The Birthright "of Eve'ry for 'horses in the city are ,too few
Dull eyes 'mean misery aid •weak- and' far 'between. •There, are localities
ness-ts. blue sign of a "bloodless con- where .a horse .may travel Miles With -
clition: An.cemic'g.irls_ani! ''om•en:.out getting 'a drink . from a pubiie
ha�'e'dull heavy ,eyes with darklines trough. ' The Imperial 011 stations
undea•iieath The bright-eyed gir;i or have been supplied •with pails; 100
woman is ah aj-s happy -and weI1, hair-ing'been', given out last'year, ,
: • There -is oche way to make the :eyes ' .T'h'e. Society will be glad to supply
• bright -to bring the, glow •of• health to cards to anyone who applies for..them.
•pale, iheeks-th: t is to invigorate `the 'Rill you ,. do your bit for :thirsty
body with new•'blood=rich, red health- horses," if :you have a lawn tap? And
giving blood., Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
de this and they -do it .well.: Concern-
ing .them Mrs.' Reber*, Devitt,'Broug-
ham, Chi., says; 4'Iy daughter became
so 111 and nervous we. had'to take her
out of:school: Sire was pale and .thin;.
'her eyes. Were dull and the: least exer-
tion upset her. I eegan.givi'ng her .Dr..
Williams'
.Pink Pills and in lesa than
six month:a.•yon would not know her.:
She gained •inweight ant strength and
'•is now the picture of health.". •
Dr: Williains'.Pink is are sold by
medicine dealers or by mail at 50
cents 'a 'box from The Dr. Williams',
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. .
ry.
Hard to Describe
New York -Near, the animal House
in the Bronx Park Zoo a small ani;
mal with brown fur that looks sonle-
thing like the secondeous.in of a dog
enjoys the distinetion and honor that
'g'oes With -"the latest acquisition"
I•ie gazes wistfully at the large crowds lions "1f es et'y agriare inch brings out
Sun Loses Weight
250,000;000 'Tons.
A Pound of 'Sunshine;•Please l
•—Rays that Weigh
lions "of Tcns a Second ,' •'
For hundreds of years English-
speaking ••folk have- used • expressions
such' as :"The ,su'nlight strikes the
hilltop" without realizing that they
Spoke, not in metaphors Itut of an
•ac-
tual•fact. 'Td strike•means to deliver
a blow; there- can_ be no blow with-
' out weight behind it. But can. light
itself weigh anything at, all? '
•Sctenee has .,pr'oyed recently- that
'It can and does: ,•Sir •James. Jeans
tells ups; that With a,su•fficiently strong
light one Could knock 'down 'a man.
Minute '•measurements have. shown
.that• a huge searchlight requiring the
equivalentof fifty horsepower to oper-
ate would radiate one -twentieth; of an.
ounce of'light and heat if it ,vete kept
working -continuously' for a 'mnilred
years.. Heat as well as light can be
•putt' Into the scales, and. weighed. "So
can wireless waves. or :trays.
Every ,quare inch of the -Sari's' sur-
face is, as powerful an emitter as our
fifty horsepower• • •searchlight. The
Candle -pewee ,of the Sun is expressed
by a staggering figure -321 followed
.by 'twenty -0e noughts nr three thee -
sand •two• hundred and thirty. quaciril-
ll snarls defiantly to
and. occasionally
TONSTIPAT'IO1
LCOM•PLETEEAGONEwrites Mrs. W. walker. Thousands
say constipation,' indigestion gas'•,
end overnight w tI 'Fruit -a trees'.
Completion clears like magic. Ner9es,ieart
quiet. Get"Fruit-a-hives"from drnggsttoday,
ai-
DONS' SUFFER
WITH HDANGEROUS'
INDIGESTION
will -you' ask your delivery, . mem 'if ' Do you suffer -after Meals. with a
hey ca•i•ry a .pail to water :their horses ,` belching, from sour and acid stomach?
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during the -day?=Hu•Mane Pleader.
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School 'DilPlomas. • '
Penned By 'Hand
L•ew'is G. Lloyd, a handwriting ex
pert, of 124 Greenvale Avenue, ..Yon-
kers, started 'work recently on an un-
utual• contract for the Yonkers Board,
of Education: The contract . is to
write, in an, incitation of Old English
printstyle, the names of pupils. upon
1,400 diplomas to be awarded shortly:
.
Dolly: "It'stoo bad of you. You
said you wouldn't -give away that sec-
ret I •told you."' *Doris: -_''1 didn't give
itaway. I exchanged it fpr another."
By tbe work one knows the work-
man. -t aFonfaine'
minommonimmumunr
IEROX
ThelIone n Cat er
You Must Do Your Bit
in the war agaisst.the fly, carrier
of germs and breeder of disease.,
• It is proven that AEROXON is one
' ofthe most convenientend most
efficient means of combating this
fly evil. it is convenient, because
'of the'push•pin. It i hygienic:
Iflies never get away when once '
caught. tach spiral gives three '
•;, weeks' perfect services
BEWARE or iMIrATrgt4S�
Sold at drug grocery end horduwrc starts
La Cie C. 0. Genesi & Fils, Limitee
Vt. $Ht5DROOKE. QUt
lou: +cEnrs
oply a' twentieth et an, mince of l+ .irt "r—� 1 11 -`
let the passer-by,know he is the "only' aril! brat in a eenhir'y, the 0118 s•whole X3luriaed?
•one id captivity."' ' ' .... 'surface is emitting"over'• four, million
.Whep 'Curator Ray fond ' L. Dit tons ineach second of time! Then' stub afflicted parts With
attars 'transferred We, ,canine,.: from a'
box from South America to aplace to
the zdo, , he shook '.cis • head , and was
at a.ioss for words to describe him.
Although the animal looked like a dog,' today is 3'60.000 million tons lighter
'he was more than a dog, and after .than lie was this' time yesterday. 1
ingniries into animal lore, a sigh, was There Is no ' nood to • worry; the
pltfced on the cage bearing the words Sun has gone on "s]iti mink'" at, thl•s
'eerclocyn 111icrotis." rate fiir thousands of millions. bfi
• ._ :r ' years. and there is enough of hire teal
Paint stains can be removed froth to allow ,trim to light and hent, tiie.i
clothes by saturating the ;stain 'with . world for untold Agee. •
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selal patts-at ammon] and •s iri.t of .• . _ f
turpentine. •Reheat the process tam ianhaet-1m ara
id y oar are ;tgtor
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Tn a single minute, otitnnin-hiss 0
milt an.1 heat 'cost the Sun, 250:000,-
000 tons .of weight. An astonislt'itYg
thought is that the Sun as We see hlm
three timers "if n'eeessary then hale . our efficiency • system. Smith.`
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has gat to get the work done: -Bos -1
that woman Is the. ton 'Transcript.
says A, writer
Matt ,And
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na
i. A
nate
f r
rli n
and i1I
playmate , p
acids. Each bottle contains full dace• play t inard's'for nsect•Bites. •
,or .
wash 'out. in 'warm, sully mater.. ' Smith._ -Perhaps so, air. brit 'sonellocl'
o gnesia prescribed by phys1-
1v1i11€ of Magnesia tiaras. far GO'; ears in correcting
excess •
'tions -'-ally drugstore. often the chcgue-mate as well. • ,!y
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Miriard's and *watch thews heal.
Mifard's for campers.
Many believe they havehcaft trouble
and tremble with fear, expecting any
minute to drop dead. This condition
can be prevented, likewise relieved..
Take Carter's Little Liver Pills '
after •meals and neutralize the gases..
Sweeten the sour andacid
:lieve the gas and encourage digestion.
The stomach, liver and bowels will
be cleansed of poison, painful and
dangerous indigestion disappears and
the system enjoys a tonic effect. Don't
delay. Ask your druggist for a 25c
pkg. of Carter's Little Liver Pills.
28 LBS.
UOWtLOST
In .a' Safe, Easy Way
Read' howl •oriswoman lost 28 lbs, of
fat; 'without diet, without dangerous
drugs or exercises.
"I take a daily dose of Kruschen, and
I have lost two inches round'. the waist
and hips and 28 lbs. since last summer. ,
I feel • very well on it and people tell
me 1 look v er
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height; 40 years old, and come of. a -
stout family." Miss E: L.
Don't go .lumbering about with 41
bturden of unhealthy, excess fat -you .
can get rid, of it easily if You get the'
Kruschen ha•bit.. -
Kruschen Salts provides 'the easiest, ,
safest and surest way to lose fat tbatt
,you can possibly desire. By pftrifyhtg •
your blood of harmful acids, 'helping
fthe liver,' kidneys and bowels to -throw
oft waste material, they remove in a -
1- n`atural way the fatty deposits which
poisonous' waste matter has produced.
Not only do you lose pounds in weight,
but you 'lose years in appearance.
Little by little, the ugly fat disappears-=
slowly, yes' -'•but' surely -and you soon
feel wonderfully healthy,' vital and
energetic -snore so than 'ever before
,L your life.
ICU BENEFITED
Y SAMEREMWY
Recommends
Lydia B. Pi-rtkharn's
Vegetable Coriipound
•Cabourg, OnImists-i'Years ago when
I•had a sick father and a nursing baby
to 'rare for. I got
all run down and
I took Lydia E.
i'inkiiam s Veer-'
fable Compound '
to get • strength to'
'do city work. An.
other Mince, at
Chh.n# of Life, I
had severe
mites and felt tired .
all thettrn'. Lteok
seven bottles of
_tlio._4'egctst,lwy ... .
Compound, ''and felt like a new wort tui.,
I recommend it to any woman 'who is,
at the age when she needs building lip."' --•-•Ni ns. . Z. St.Ea<'ltieNi it.It•.4, Cobour'g;
Ontario. '
1SSU r o.
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nuteta de itch'of
"SOOTHd SAtVA" AMAZES &OCTQRS•
"Baby+ had terrible ,'ez'Mile. 'Soothe+
Salve' ended itching in r Minute. Disease SAAR
teff." Mrd; i T.nurerroe. ,Stops itch, burn, pain
in t minute, EE. ema goes for g'ood in feW dews.•
sa'in bccomeg float; Woods.All Drogs,ist8 •
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