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CHAPTER I. .-
Nerah :Seamen, hurrying threuh.
g
the gate on, to the Croydon aerodrome,'overteek and passed .a• young man in
° leather coat and helmet, and next in-
stant halted so' abruptly that be al -
Meet' bumped '. into her;
"Exeuse me,". she said breathleasly
'and,. looking about her with's.. some -
Over their leneh they Chatted
„
Thy .arrangell hourfor ki0.343,
ringeand' he rioted. the tetelephoneber. whee. I Phone," be. MI44
,"I hope 'yee'll let me 4.x smother :Meer,
ing as soon as I, know what nee'rneve,
menta Will
• "I'd 'like to," She, itleid.'filinkiYi as
the Car stopped. 'ask' my
• friends if you ',nay eome along ,p44
about
• ' pay them a talk" •
, • "It's a bet," e said cheerily. "And
India, but it, turned o h had 1 ring you this evening.",
been there a year *44. all the ttimeHe, watched her disaPPeering into'
one stet*, 'arel ea he did not laiow "
the station, tureineto wave her band
itor its people, they found no
mutu-
ally knoern friends; But they both en-
et; this ehence to linev
joyod meeting,:, and when Glynn , Soatinued
.),
told her !middy that he. was
: ' t hOver 10(/ Year' - Old
thigh*, ,g.lad. he had been held •ha:c. k .158 Men .and Women
what bewildered expression, "Can you andse heti
tell, me which - Is the Indian nia'l she had to adinzt ' tint it had been eofia.-Recent inyestigittiees. reveal
.that 'there fire 158 persendinBulgaria
- "Yes, there she it," said the leather. , By the time he had her, seated: be,
, _, whe.are Mere" than Oct eears-old,This
clad inan ,with: a 4liP• of his lituid it.4:- side hini, in his ear and was driving',figure; in P. „rePertlen. to the totat topu-
°. War& the big'..,40;•seater: *tilting be Out... tov4rds.. 'roi7d9n, hie .inind was hation, give,Lifulettrid third- place -goi
. the concrete floor out in fronVor the VerY•firrnl.Yr'inede up that he was going the werld record, .titheaeia being first
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offices and central tower.' "But yOU'll to, Pee. en..geeddeal more of her, and he and 'Portugal -Second. • OJthese158,
.. have, to hurry if l*ou!re going in her. OW her - se, • SluilinitlY, . but with an Pergeetge Only four have Pied their
, Weire'deeto take off iii-"riiiiititeenow • 'evident resolve at the hack of his half-, neea ..eninattled• eighty-five are Men
Come along." - ' jeking, Words; , ' • •. - . - ". 'an0 •fieveety-three arerworeen;: among
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"No I'm not going Miself " she' ex"-: "Look," she cried. suddenly as :the. them are 1,43 Bulgarians,' tout Penults
plained as she moved forward: at his car slowed a Moment :in the traffic. three Terkt three Gypsies/two Jews,
side. "I' came to •see some ftiendd oft Close by 4 neweP4Per be/ earryinge. one yArnienien, ' one Kulzoeltich..' and
.and. traffic ,delays kept me laf,e; But placard With havy. lettering on It. one Rum titan. .• ., • , •
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1 .'only eiipected to see one machine." "PRINCE, FLYING To INDIA:, 1 'Orthe. women, eleven have. had five
"Other' two are a French linecand "I woeder if that it year special e "len; fear ha night. eight have
I'Datehteen," said. "But job?" she said. "I suppose you know .had niae'\.4.°° had tea' (me' has ' had
you're late to See' piker 'friends.- All 'bothe'Prince would be"' eleven,' one as had twelve, four blee,
CeasePgar-r-tfrrl; ' (U'r ' • hatUthieteen,:kinti had had fourteen,
'el a Minute.", ' • "I read soMething about hel*
urg-
"That's too had," she exclaimed in 0:at for him to get bii4 to India."
mes of 'vexation. ' ' ' "Napalata is the neighbor State to
t"I'm her pilot,"- said the man. where we live," She explained. .So,na.-
1°14d give a messag° toyour frienfis turallY 'interested .a.nd know the
If you . 'story as far as it has been published.
"oh,. Pict be so glad' if Yea would,' reigaing...Pri.ece.di.e4 out there
re -
he said MA:41111Y as they came fx.' cehtly; the one here it hiseldestson
rti• ra" One • as lied' fi Leen a
sovi, and the stePs ke" taken' aw'q Who is Crocked' up here." he' alWwered.* •
the little knot. ef People standing
sbleit the ,steps 'up into saloon.
'My' name , is. 4its ':Seaman, and my
friends are Doctor and Mrs. Byrne."
"I'm Elliman-Glynn,Elliman," said
•the -'"I'll give your meesa.ge and
111 apologies for missing them. Times
a so-111.be off.__ButrineerrY_You'_re
not coming With t.s,' he a
"Thanks again," she said, flashing a
•sinile back at bini.,"And-yes, I'm al-
most sorry myself. •
and he idsuPPOsed toproclaim hunself
and take possession within: so Many
, , „
days.' rmt, his accident prevents him
from travelling to get there, time;
ad there's' a•rival claimant in Nepel-
wia .who might make trouble.?'
,"W„011, I•suppote they'll just have to
'the- roelarnationLandi.U.L._gEin
hold," said easily,: or ; y im
out, if that will get. him there in tittle,.
Yee, Maybe you're right, .and • that's
the special job hooked, for. Be
rather a nice trip, I'd iinagiee." Sure
to, do. the thing in style." ,
"Let's get paper and dee, what it
says," she put in eagerly("I!re fright-
fully interested."' • ' • •
'' They bought a paper and pilled in
to the curb to a halt while they read.
the teeiteti7iaragrePh it gave to t•he
Reports .had been dabled from
India that there. was -terioet unrest
.and grave of :religious and racial
trouble being fomented. in° the ,State
Napnlitarthet:,-persiatent runlets:
were being circulated that the prince
in 'London was dangerously or „,even
mottally injured and that the true
facts Were being withheld ,7frorni, his
people India. .
It is believed that only the presence
of the Prinee in bis own capital could
disprove these rtimore,lehtfit had been
stated that this need was felt, to be PO
urgent that plane were being made for
the, Prince to go by, air. to 'India. No
tion' nor del -data these .plans
had been Offited however, by the
Prince's • staff in -London.
"There's nothing, much there that
we -didn't know before," said ,Norah
Seaman when they had, 'reed. this
through. I "Except ' the bit, about the
possibility of the Prince flying Out." f•
"Wender why they don't right
Mit Viether 'it's- true; 6r- not," said
Glynn, driving on again. .She Tenet, -
ed. ••t‘ithetisual secrecy Of the Oeient-
aleroind,"- She ansivered. , "Yee kno*
thernbetterthan I do,, but even I knew
what a,peation they all have for being
mysterious and tailing nothing."
"That'e true," .he adinitted. ,"But
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wi
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t He saluted her with.a half bow and
a toe& of his fingers t� the leather
rap; and Was turning away when a
shout Stopped and turned him..
.; "Glynn!" Hold on . Glynn "-came the
shout again, and the waiting group
looked curiously. towards the machine,
• rith, another man on his oheels . strug-
gling into a leather goat as he
• -The first Man, made for Glynn :and
takingliiM,by the arm led him a little
aside, speaking •quiekly:Li,'The-second
man made straight for the machine
and clamber' ed swiftly Up. Need in-
-stunt thesteps were hauled away, the
ett ioista A' 1
. spectators were order - c ear,
and the big engines revved up from a
quiet. ticking over to a 'long -drawn
boemitig rear. The huge machine be-
g an to 'roll :Majestically forward,
swing, pondereusly, arid Move off on
to the 'drome. ' • •
Glynn Elliman was still talltiegje
; the bare -headed man;:but. a moment
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later .e peens e man ni e
for the office again. Norah .Seanian;
intently watching: the liner gather
*ay, lift her tail" arid go raping out
across the grounds, and then slide
smoothly and gently into the air,
heard a voice at her side.',„..She turned'
to fintl Elliman there. .
. "Sorry, I eouldn't eye that message
efter all, Mpg •Seainan," he said.
"Why, what happened?" she aeked
in surprise, "I thought you said yeti
were pilot of chat machine?"
"So I was," he grinned , cheerfully.
"But the office stviteheA 1110,, at "the
morneriti with eiders to hand ever
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xquisite
aunty'
Diamoncl
Trade
Up 'Grade.
.Aovernment Aid to Employers
Has -Cut Labor 'Gists' for.
Manufacturers . •
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.Amsterdam.ee-Ilgoes without say1ng
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that :the diamond , trade and the
moed industry • in recent years have
suffered seriously: from events in fin-
ance endeponeniles. In a work:Lei:de-
er,eesing proiperifydiamenee are find=
'in fewer and-feiter'huYere while' the
people. who are; -s irTrbny lig. a
course, • smaller nieent available for
or' these men and women; thirty- the purchasing of precious stones;
seven wero. parents lieforetheT.reaeli-, The direct contequenea of this kettle;
ed the age' of 60, bit twenty-eight . be- tion In the diamond business has been,
came parents between the Agee of 60. 'a general deinend for ,tmaller stones:.
and :65,, tarty -en between the: ages . of but at the same iinie•'"the demand for
6.5 -and 70, twenty-one between .70 and expensive stones went on, eltiunigh to
75? eine 'between 75' and 80, while twO -----------------ent than befote. This
had 'children When over 80:
, Longevity appears to be hereditary,
for the .parents Anti ,grandparents • of
these .old ,people,..mottly lived longer
than the average. Thirty-three Of
-Wein are teetotalers, while 125 drink
moderatelY, .',but • only p__..1•.. .,-),t
smoke • a curious fact in ,a country
'The. Eye's, Treasury
Goit. the' :tedi_nellig•-fsaiieet.. back',
Ward tliroi.in 1e,
on".**Y-,tall Paternal trees',
Thou with"..felse hope or feat :ditlet.
•
never tease-
Ilis
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heart that. hoards- thee;--lier ls
chlldhood deWn "
Prom,, einr *lioSe Tv?, fairer hoee
had known •
Tian that ,what: pleased him earliest
still slioud Pleese:.
And. who; !bath Ineeniee • WO: Ifreta
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chance as ,these,', . ,
Gene in a moment, yet tor ...11te
1: e"other gold is ifleVe of, •otitwak
• .14Ws.; 0,.• . ' • ,
to • the .deeps ether 'takes ftS
1110t,. 1 • • „
And "the topmost .. leaves Makes.
' .glorious ',pause
:Of parting riate9e.'„ ere it yield • to..
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SY11111t0O1 ':WAS generally accepted by -eJainesl-Rnesell--1.,..eiveli,Peems.-... .
the diamond : trade here as proof of =--e----,*- -''''-=---.-'. .
the confidence which the Publiehas in
the stability Of the value of diamonds; ' c ZeC1,1W, lEas Teavel.
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..Dfamond. 'are fettl principally In , ,Prague.=-L-Tlie Czech Slate, railways,
Seuth Africa, elthoug they occur also with the idea .of elloouraathg travel by
LJ Iii cither.Parts of Africa ' and In South rail, are introducing .special• ctitiehes
America. :About, 90 per eentitheo! Dtho.'d. ,VirzzdramcecirSa,owditbh111e:r.'1,dar:-CblallsiwSiTebe,el;
*high gkoWS' tObaCtO. , They,: - ar e all •,ertiduction 1s .bontrolled 'by.
erlTehe--eir orportitionifLt, Ando. lc11--"danean: as -the
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anotherpilet, and stand by for Mlle. ti" '11 have to dottbleimdlock their
' other special job."secrets 'f they " Want to keep there
:„ • . • ey
."Rather 'sudden, isn't it? she frorn.theptess nowadays." - -2 •
••mented.: 'De you get many: of 'these Ae",they ierew, nearer .to town, she
,...s.Wi“talilloesasanodittSetet.laisalittikrar `.,he said:, asked that she Might .he dropped
at
•tine of, the ,undergreend stations trent.
efve..a Prett) read" jab ' yvhich•elie could make her -Way to 'the,
.• ru e. But there was kruniur house where she Was teniporarilk stay -
round a- -pilot rilitt4. -*Aft ,
be wanted be take a, machine through . .cci' ;1, g▪ oing ', to. see you
t� ah4:- niaYhe that's the. job." ' demancied,, when he hal
They began t� move eide-bY. found a Station that SUited,hee.'",Soeu,
side towards the gate' • ' • I hope? What .1i:bout this evening.1"
'. "How inte'resting,"• she. said: ".Yon shook her head. • "That's not
• knew, ihalf think I'd like to fly When, possible afraid. I know we are
I go :heck ,to 'On only :fipple booked' to -go -siirteWhere .tonight..
;here on a.' holiday. and thee go, back And besides', you Won't know iwhat
to MY .fatbert, whod. fo' employed out your. orders are until you've 1,1:ieen to
there." , ' ' • •,. your office, will' you?' „
• 4I • say,' ; he eieleimed sodden1"y. "Don't supPose ',will," 'lie adriiitl".1
you think it cheek -1 mean, telectantlY. "Bet if it's this Prince
would you mind my asking,yott heve, flight job,' they' can't welt be 'ebasiot
. spotlunch with rrie e nd.hayd• off night.
it yarn about India. Was out there "But you don't even - knew that is
for year, and line* lets of petiplevand the job," she pointed out.
Places.. We might dig up seme mtitual. "I'll probably `beet Within ati, hour,"
, .
friends." ,1 •
• he answered: .
She i .hesitated , a niorneni; and 'he Elt Confess I'll be inest curious to
hurriedly renewed his Wei, "Litneli knbw " she said., '"Perhelis that's f de-
,
*till ready in the Wee) here. 1
*aye to drive fit "tit the London Office
after';' and I'd hive to give i3Oit A lift
isciPline Child
Witliant Any Fea
'Mothers Are Afraid of Losm
Affection So They,
Humor Children .
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Nature .arranges malty and.
awing them 'probably is that ',veryi.
thing shouted down so, often by •chlld
eiperts-;-the,leektite, of e mother ta;
hold ber'ehild's;leyeby harkening hi*.
SoeieheW or Other I believe It meet
he meant' fer..a'sotie enreete or 1,t)
At the same time.there is soniethilic ,
•
.else .to be. eonaidered, ,Clirilieathinr-
dees something to us. The higher we ,.
go in intailigenee edueatiou the!
more seesititie becemes • the nervous
Makeup, and normal emotion is exag-
gerated, .
What Culture. Brings. ,
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.Conipare the average7higli-strungr-e
weineri of r any , deltured.•nation with.
•lier savage sister. , One a tensitive).
violin capable of tueesf:thei
.ether a pritnitly,e. instrument ...limited! •
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et it o hurt retch toe eas1.0
Thvulnerable u.constructldi Our
$he feare too quiekly and goes to .
• ' Sixty-nine of them have aPent.their "This. eteinPaliY.litis therefore power to 'now 'marked ereStanient car;" for, we
lives as shepherds • or •sh,pplierkletses, Maintain , With th deeline in 1 ' '
forty-eight :have worked UP0a.'" the the World demand' production ,was re- • Furthermore, a. Czech inventor has
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land, eighteen, were, servants, *three 'duepd, and as a matter. of .fact most flied ..for: travelerit,' Sesectacles
were blachsnlithp, two dressmakers,
two .gardenera. and one ,noncleseript:
Only flPtee11 spent their as, house-
Budapest.--eAyone Wanting to
:be 'a centenarian can do nobetter than
. settle, in yerbasz, Macedonia. Of the
400 -inhabitants-- twenty - are over 100
years old end. no 'death his occurred
in the-villiee_for more than two years
with. the siegre. eireeritioq of a: new-
born The aged inhabitants era,
drink, an -I -eke' and aya:11 themselves:of-
all the village. fen 'they can • get..
Physicians say the climate leideel hut
they have found no other reaSon? for
St
r •
r 1, • V • • • • • .
"A11 right,"' the Said mitt,' tv.liuld
nod. "If "yOu're`Stire Obt keeping
youtrom ' , • ', -
"Greet," 'he ' endweted.
along:" ' • '
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plerahlY 'inquisitive of ••file, but 3.0s
realty ekeitifig j* In • tooett tee. place i euieklime, slaked lime,
things like. this. ,_And ,the •Orientki 41'4 'bt ground limestone, which, as
,
ksedree.y niaket,it illthe More intrige. is Well krieWn, are essentially, alkaline
,Cold,Hands, Feet, Due, .-
. To poor
, . .
A ,girl catne to see recently,
mites e, doctor, complaining that. her
feet. and bands, were always cold .aild
blue., cold •iie-a-tlier-th.ey Vete-eery:
uncOmforteble and she found the trou-
,ble. in her kends affected her work
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X went into .the question Of her diet
and stiggeetedothe usual thineki aeoute
plente of, fresh • Meat,' vegetables etc;,
but the most important thing 1 to •
her was to •stiniula.td 'her circelatien.
by exercises. 1,. ' •
.diatnond.plines„were.olosed long ago. •
..fleeense eitennistanees
pieces: of small stonesj. are niuela,lewei-
than before- and the Wage factor is
playlng a•bigrole in the tOtAl-PrIOO, OP
the ilniShed Wages 0!
Mend. Workers, which, .u.sed, to be rath-
er had be be rechoe,dAnq,dei. to
ineet. foreign..cconpetition:
•• The DeteliGoVetninent..thert catne.
to the resetie thamorid•inie
thistrY.:. it .made an arrangement with
the employers :Which preyided•fer-...a
epeelaitillatiance,en.the.. Wagers paid
for the.banuteetitting stones,
thee enabling...the Dutch .Industry ' :to
.same • time maintain-, the high-quality
of its prodUet...whice: is rightly world-
famous. • r '
This :resulted in a .dittixtet keyi,Val
oi. : the ...• diamond • industry. . Several
thousand diamond workers Were Put,
back on the job it looks, as
thotigh-tlits,ntimher
• efikied-lir-fire-*ear4ittir ,
the goods- which are most In demand
now require. d.'"iet of ".lahm4;., because
'•of.ekrtrerninent.,:iuPportehe real -wages
w'th. the manufacturer has' to -figure
iu the ,,eett Price ,of the' product are
lowerthanat any time during' the.'hits
tory 'ef . Holland's 'diamond indUstri.
, The nittenfacturets,...k for their Pert
are.: carrying on ,,ndy Now" eerie
' Peign, .putting• big ',aevettidementS.,
the newspapers over here; sOniething
Whieli. 'tots, never .undertaken. before,
Pointing out that 'elantoedethese;days,
.can licitight at ininintain :prices, 'the.
"lowesti.'Prides_ in 'the. lifetary: of the)
niodern dieniend'indusat,", and "jC,
,pleining,• the Invest:Men !Angle. „
' Taken all in all, prospects seem
hopeful for ',tee diamendidrideetry-Ui1.
lAnisterdate, • seenis•,,to be reedy 'te.
maintain world reputation,
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When You 'get' tte in the morning
taltd., a •cold beth...(1r,tyoer, doctor
'agrees) "Or .e .hath .With the chill off;
,get• ane out ,ef it 'quickly Old' rub,
yourself down 'as briskly as you Care
immediately efterivards, do a series of.
exercises before SkipPing Is
prhaps best;'•''etherWise Jump'. up and,
down ' on the.. tees at the' ,Sente, time.
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your arms,••rohnd and round
at the shout ers.. • • I.••
, , . . . .
,• Before; dering :and 'after .tliese
.stand stilt, with the head woll
back.,:and[brea.the deeply through', the
:note...Continue the ,exerclia. until •yOu
feet werin'!and kik slightly tired, but.
etim if thee, make; you ,giddy." . • -*
At nrst" yon will do much lest. than
you can ,later on. In: addition you
sheitle take 1,rt Mine woe a,
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Land Plaster DeodorautGypsum is anaturally occurring :,,,.
'SUL;
,
phate of Bine and ...ie.ftitind-'. vett
beet er deposits in .ieverel preeletekt
of. the 'Borninliee, Crushed • or ground,
It forins the .WelI,Ithown. land .plaster.,
•GYPtuni Mee irabiable rigrietilturat-
ly. in ferhishingliete, for ,phint growth
as it 15 fairly :Pliable; in water, b;ut
stride" this: lime' is •condirn.ed with sul-
phuric adid' andife riteseht in a neutral
erindition, it followt, saeg,,the
oheuito., oiat the gyptein has .no
•• value for the trealtrient otsetir or acid,
solid. For this purreiSe it cannot take
VY 1 t.
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"Teti you what .then,", he Said, : "111
give, you: acting after I hear anything
_
certain -his evening perlitits: 'What
time Will you be iur.
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Altua,ted In TIBLE1VIONt, QUEi3EC ,(.40L0 tii8TRICT
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For Full information and •Map Write ,
CORDINGLEY; PIKE :itc CO
2O1tt,t'f.O.t: 01404 TOricNTO:.' ' Telei3h6ne Your orders Collect
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which. throw shafts 0! light from the
readers forehead on the book or
news-
paper be is holding: These' are likelY
,
to • he supplied on : trains .The
glasses area little heavier than the
°keit:lazy kind. The .lenses are on the
eYebrowe. instead ''.of in -"front .Ot the.
-09s, electric wiree'conneleting these
lenses with .e small battere Carriee lii
the pocket; . Ordinary spectacles May
he. worn With there. .
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Surcfeon Hai Heart Attack
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Completes Operation,' Dies
Praises Flari.nonY •,
Arnong Cartailians-
Pnideel,-7-Rep1ying to the toast
-Canada at' the anneal dinner of the;
Wolfe • Society commemorating the
anniversary ; Of Wolfe's, birth,
held .at WeSterhark Kent;
4..P. Vanier, Who was etie4 of honor,
said as it. Clescerident of the, first ; settles of Canada he was happy to pay
tribute of adiniratiort;to the. gallant
triglishynan Wolfe; ,with whose name,
he:cpuPled that o0. the 'gallant
Ftench-
man; lviontcOn:
The mown -nen' erected to ,6e..corif-
mon. memory o'f two .armies sYlribolized
the haririony in which two great, races
were goings fetieard brothers;
hand in hind for the greater gond 'Of -
the.", Country :ovet 'Which they • had
fought years age, be Said. •
in ehareeter. Land plester possesses
the. property o'f t‘Mting" ammorila and
stahles and •eoiv terns. • Thus employ- ' when l'°u e I 'it
ogen in,the very.read-
rhYth_to 38 tuily.re.eetablrehed. Andrean•denwniall
tO 1•efaih the el
, sere Nature the aid ebb needs to do th;s for
d you stimulating the inner cleansing 'tune.
for this reat'on' ict• largely odeti,Iii
ed, sfirinklf"" or dustin th , and YOU fnel run-dOwnr PIIYI1CRI Stratidil'i dit"1:bed,
ing tO CIO fit tO take Andrews Liver Salt
achey the
g e • nely wise n
groend niat4rial in the stall itoeteres On several eueeetsive s until the
11Y deeomposelife•stahie feeds art In. by••
. tions, en, w en f101'0111! re r
h 1 h bite a eeot'
---•--:-..iiit,..-ritite "
"the --611 ZIReTifti-rir rtilnls r ' trr VII3-1--froirr - , -. - tl'a'And gke -.-- • Itraeinfe i
-•- ' ' • . r„i 4 -. . ..., d *Aerobic t.i ervepe.PA
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Aft11,110nr, .• '., , •• .'• • glass ot. AndM
rews' Liver Salt' one or One.' a.
't . • 4 7t „„....4.„,• ,, ',. •• ' ' , ,•• Week:, Suetained geed' health will aroPlY tePer
_
i • '''' 1". ''" ' • ' I yea. Get ,Andrewo froth ,your druggist. In
"Poy, hie,, ,• eemeefee.s.; " 84othe3• a tins at 386,and 60e,!tlkIe*, large bottleLt,c
, 7 e.
', Bole Agents:, John, A, Huston c,"., 'l:.
deni,otratie ahdhltritit • teriell progiare ' roroten ' • ,' : 4
', 'carried ibtoArgli In afilemperntic• man.'
her."-Thoniall di $ Sartifi- ' ' •
Andrews Ittilea 01
Inr*:
ASStit 0
Rome. -In .11,e midst of e delicate
obstetrical We -ration br.,GiovacchinO
Triolo suffured' a 'heart attaek;'..,11e
continued. ' however, and sailed ,the
lives of Mme. Mesa -Giorgi SoriVale
ane her batty. As he the operat-
ing reorn, he died. , . •
Her"Caul.-Take-It'li
Pittiturgh-,-iSeeking divorce, W.
D . Carmihan said he had i'tnenedthe
other cheek" to his wife, 1,eabella,• for
30 :years. He asserted she broke .his
shoulder ••erith potato II -lather; • hit.
him,ire the ace with a telephone direc-
tory, arid told malicieus. Stories: which
bellied defeat him in a school board
• 1 •
election:: ' • . .
The. last straw, however, riiq'IS 'When
she called in 'a woman friend to help
beat him up; ha tettified.
• 'The clergy,ft ,a class are timid,
and afraid to lspeek•ont:":-IBettn. ng
1 -
holds dear:, • Thodearest thine to her, -
is-the',1Ove. of her chile' for her She
puts it even .above her love for min.,'
't .think thati: children. hive:
their mothers altogether We, are so,
. _
often • told, because they are selfillni
and -their mothers Mean merely eon!'
venienceesed. Comfort. This does en-
ter
:'into, it, of potirse but I give all ,
Children Credit: for a higher'. emotion
than that., They love their 'inother
beeinte they Thee thenirthat's-all.-f•':'.-1-.,
Mother's 4ttitude
•.Therefcire,1 think there Is less flan -
ger of a mother .eoleg a little eiseile)
liiiing than she-may-thiflk.- She must
Put aside this exaggerated...1'er' of lope,
etene a, little impersonal at times and
-take-the 'late intei her hands.- -She-Will,:
have herself to fight of course but if
she eteei .and reasons that: 'she
.seethere is 'sniall.stisk.. "I cannot •go'
on letting' Junior have his own' Way.
As he grows older he. Will respect, me., •
retire' ' he:. respects .himself
more: .At any rite it is better to Pee-
rigge.a: little•et egyotion,;10.me
nowe /I
r •
tee Man.Anyway there isn't a chance
in a. ,thonsand that it willmake any,
difference in hip real,love'af all."
make a difference. . This is age. A'.
'.• There, is deed
, .
Work eerie; When a .ehild is Older lie
of system 011 his mother's 'Part:"
40- more likely. te,reseet. any change ."
mother's control 'should be . Put tO
„
Obterye a inethodein :the distribu-T
flon,Of.ybize time tiery hour will
then know its proper erepleYinent, an
to 'Otte 'Will be lost:z--Bislibp Horne. ;
,•••••:ww,
Ow• to to
Quick as You
Take 2 Aspirin •Tabiets.
Drink full glass of water
Repeat. treatment in '2
hours, '
if thrOat is sore, tolleltand•
dissolve Aspirit I'ablett •
M nal;' glat's Or Water,
and gai•gie Atentding to
directicihr niot,
•
Almost. Instant Relief iri This -Way
14:..e tint* method picturee above'
is the way doctors throughout the
wqrld now treat;
.It re,cognited the QUICK
Ii'tefest, „Stitest way to treat.d
eOld. For it will phcek anordit.
nary . cold Uhnost as fast as Yoe
caught:it.
• Ask your doctor- about
this,,, And When you
see: that You get ..As-
pirirt • Tibleta.
boes Not Ham the /4,eni
1
ratiemark of 1 he klayei..
AS I
I3ayer .n tha form of a cress on
Company Limited :end tee nente,'
eecir taetet. They th,ssoilo almost
:Inn:Italy And thus work alniost
instantly when yod take client.,
And tor a eargie 'Morin ' I ableta
diSsolye Sti COI111)16tel% they
Jeav o ititAjilLtA
-tt%tth1 -
tehteta er„liettle•el
1000e any drupstete,
•
atriain taaLgta
o4tDL 1IAN'Ana •
,
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