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, Infur0Pals.
Glynu 'Eniinan.pilot of japperlai'
Way. Mr -
1 travelling by Air Man to India,
carrying two 'conies -of g talking, elm
et the7',PArince Of --Mayans., Who la ton.
,to travel himself: The talking limn
• are. sent, es. a last :resort te.•flak" his
' belt -brother In Biwa. .to :usurp hate.
Oti..tiii-Seine Mall lineiTtritiele-Nerah
Emmen; who becomes ' Interested in
GlYnp. , ;
,
- Sevezai attcmpts areby " the
Vulture's envoys and one fllm Is stolen..
•V,,Giyon, has the other 'film. Secured round
his waist' by a steel chain. • • •
•:, Atarachi Glynn is Met' by a soli -
Posed envoy of the Fifties. whore-
linests hlin toaccompany: him • to
,Illeatre. Jimmy Doyle. and Norah •$ea-
'111an' go with Glynn. They are followed.,.
The ‘, Prince's . envoyi in the rneantinme
tww, Income alarzned at the non-ap-
pearance of Glynn • and institute,' a
ch. Glynn accepts, a. drink. In the
eatre, restaurant. which has a• strong
taping draught... '
the , wreck tatches, fire,. as 1 eni
,,.Minded it did ir the-RhiSadar JUnC-
It 104 1 :accident ••wo year's ago, 'not. .one
1#41.,,.etcaPpi , Our two menil1_te,
etching,' from nearby, and if thflfe
does not quickly start itself le•Might
e 11.,,e1Ped :a little" • •
ii.-"--1/-ulturo 'chuckled to. himself,
ltot noticingthe dismay.,and the •fear,
On the 'face 'Of Ahdul All, ' • ,
•. "Then. the, 'Heaven' born :will wish,
me to send . a •messaie ,Kareelfy'
• be ", whinniered,,, 'There is little 'time,.
because the ;train • 'will, be leaving'
, .
, there 'soon:". . , • • • '
,
"There is ne need, • to send . any
:/word-to.,:Karachi " said • the Vulture
•affinity. •''No. 'Others are to: knew ." of
•.thia, plan excep the twc who parry it
.2out and yourself:" •
"But "you?' men -.-your 'four wbo are
, travel. on . the -train?"' stammered
•• , .
, Abdul AI. "Tey inust, eiso perish.
•with the Conner"
•. "I hadthought' bf that,'0 .spawn
,ot a brainless,. ",frog." • sneered the
• Vulture: "hut if they .have 'secured
.or ,destroYed, the, package before the
hour' when the. ,train, ,reaches the
chosen ...spot they will by thenhave
left. the, train. -If ilef, have, they will
b'd-fitttittey 'rewarged—when--.theY'
make report. 11 they have net, they.
. will remain "on'the trairq.• and when it
'rails down , the" khud •and takes.. fire,
.they will be even more. fittingly . 4? -
,warded 'fer'their. ".•,
• : He ,stoPped,'„ and ',,,tared .hard at , Ab,
twitching eyes and quivering• '
us. ' . • ' • "
• "I beginto think, said -the Vulture
• slowly', through hared lips' and shut.
•
teeth, "that.. yOU , grew. Weak and
•afraid in Iny'serfiee, Do not. forget.
1.knoW haw to reward , those ' mho
Serve me well,and also those Who.
• tail -Me. :No,* begone." ' • .
-Abdul p:M.ftrated . and
. • , • •
crept away. ' • '
• CHAPTER XX •
The Train Wreckers ,
Norah answered Glynn's' 'question
who, hadtbrought then there* TO, him
_ , , ,
b0:"iteftiOntlY •ST4ye• :13tiet. histrit,etiqiia
that CaRiabr 41414144 444 110811 1 Elea -
.man j.rere 'to, be driven le:4,10r hotel
and given any •gtrard 'or eseort,he re--
4Pired. unttl they were in the -train;
1--
, and...014 1111)'• atlier. Pfeellutleed Gip
Prinee't officer wished taken . shpuld,
be seen te. '' • I
.- r zir •
Then, to glyn4 4 4 $01:ab lie merely
PeltedferraillY and. said "Good even,
• •
. ,
,•"Goed eveolug,". said 04744 Witfi:
41114 ill -4114 eye:. `*44.- by '00-.1v#7..
You have :Misr; P..erunitp• father"d'•44'
dress,. 80 YOU Irric•W where 14 '84,44: 4.44.
yerir apologies when you:1WeProved
yeur. tniettire" Ile turned. and. tOok
Noralt?.'st•arrn-,POorne along, Nerrtfi,"'
• AS 'they...:reaebe4' the WIPP 404'0
•car, they. PT•ertakeri ' by the
hurrying 'Officer. of the .prince •Whe tei.
the* he had. WS' OWn: car .therei
an •ainiect guard on tli0'sea`.4 'and could
.drive . them ,to' then''hotel.
'Wartythanks,"
spilie, ;"But as 'thit. oilicer 'had • or-
ders to'.4fiVe'.ue'' there, he Might, be
reprintanded
' you don't know., in.Y.,•,,,'104•7-;"' he crit in
on the officer's 'essurance.s it • Wenld.
be •alt right:. "teu'ro likely- to • :•find
your .Cblef: in a mighty, ,reptimandish
• . • '
Mood for an,,,h,elir, (mime," " and lie
• turned tohelp Norah .
getting 'nervous of thesgro-
tected pi the •,Protector agent s ;#4,4:
representatives.' e hail"lauglred.,...; as
they tecik their.,•Seats, "with; • their,
armed guards on, the hot •Serit,,'1 up -
pose thisjoker .the ..genulefax-
,
' •
giterani,ce„ thay. laughed, the
hi*: personalty, and
1
1,coe-:4Y13 'flittet[i'iSe7ett'n'al3"t"1: 'totheeri
Priyate
Secretary" to, OP
•Ho eame here in' the Pince's
"private. codeh, bitched to the '
you're. going. liacV in 1, it; you knOW.'•
'.The •derice• 1 am,'" Cried.,•glynii; In
astonishment. !,'Privat coaCirese.,,a,
new 'line' for Me•".:- • • . • '
,..' "They're e•'muth• Safer one in: this
'case aiy,way" sathtroffier.-
•Secretarfs Seretary has It alt fixed:
npWith• a.betch Of gurirds•L-on 4)440'
and, efeiTtliing,. • . ' • ,
"Leeks' as.:if *fife • going; td",be, Welt
'watched.. Over ;for, the 'home...stretehl
till-•over.-barthea ting feeling -0614
grinned GlYinie''alrendy. got .;•trn
•• ..• ' • ' •
repeated that remark ftvitlfevei)
greater- emphasis at the station later
:When, he saw prliate
•ceed.k. attachedto the•tretri,' the bait-
dexen,„ men in the •prhice'fi 'Uniform
iViliting LW the :'doOr„. The police offi
der had,. teettiilly .."the 'Bea-
retary's-Secietary .• 'that, he
should invite korehto travel th, the
eoieh;and when .he oeught. Sight Ota,
COnunisaioner: acquaintance -with his
wife•rnaking for the.' • train; he also.
Miggeited: they ,.sliould be , enceinte°.
dated too; .,teth. seggestioneWere
:• • .:• •
;.1...I.thought. you:- • be better, :with'ex-
tra ,cora"panY,", 'whispered the' 'Officer
hastily. to. Glynn. 'The Old.,See-See
*Mild • bore you ..stiff.',if he had :yen
alone .t� :jaw 'tn..... alt .• the Way, You' 11
get .aking,,ifith.' old .1tieWly.,t60,• GoOd
-Bert:, • • - •... ,
ut When he 'broug-hr• .along Com-
inisaioner.,,und Hrs. Rawly
to in-
t�died,�rabflsv at them-With•.a
cry Of delight rapid; 'fire of in-
ter-niiied questloiis, answer's. and'
Both wer 7iptir.:„. old:
friends qt her •father's it ';t,tnpeared,
and. he. had. knew,. them most of .hr
•' GlYtin '• could not restrain his 'manse-
ment
• . • 's • • • • •
.. ;I say" •he dragged thepolice
offiter 'aside .to tell "DO rub. itin to
your blested:,clitet. that these people•
know Norali.; el bit. more
,careful neXt time abeut .arresting de-.
pent: Ode ofl suspiciOn.". •
„j'ininiy:DOyle Was:et:the station to.
See then' off, looking; rather..,-rnefill
and weebegone, and -feeling; • ea' he..
said, "tither' like an,•orphen: tett alone,
in the storm." ,
'ThankYen. Jinuny' . said •Norah,
With' a. ;meek( CuriseY. 'I didn't know
:was,. quite oleenOugh: to' ojaipi the
•heneuri." • •••:. • . " • ". •
"Oh, I !say, dent "kid,",- cried Ake
efitheraff ''!"YOU,•Ittuivr.",I. did
net mein t." / • • , I ;
.4iDoii!•t• forget.„.jitnipy," ;seid Glynn,'
"yon'ire 'get yourselfto hie* for any-
thing you get in ,the WaY"'' 'et- that
suitable reward, bedante, yen Vinuldiet
telnteLanyhili_ig„you Wanted ea- Olio'.
orah assures me ,that when I. refer,
It to them .at Nitlitiiets, they'll '.tiend
yen nothing •lesS . than a venni& Of
elephants, and After •I' repPrt the extra
bit of your help in Wlitittling' Up the
;pthiCe" In the theatre 'gardens they'll
maybe chuck in,d.tiger �r two.tor
extra meesure;44 . • . • ,
+.3•Ati. rive thought Of something,":
triumphantly ,"A.,Phote,•'
giaPh of'7orirli and',yeurr3elt-,-..With •a
bit of -the wedding, .cake," • •
Anthon that the train began
wive out. , • • • • • rt
"Poor bOY,'; said Norah sOffly, as
they ' retifitned lits last hat **vet,
Arid Sorry for-.hina•
Wafer bushiess ou !Mitt :tell the
Prince all abbot him OlYini. His in
finence Might help to get lim pre -
motion , , ; • •
"Ey' the leek .ef this coach," taid,
GlYrity lOOking• about the luiturieurri
corripartnient the Y Were entering,
4there'e (Mite rt• Icit the. Prinde deuid
infittenee, And Judging by the nnin.,
her'ef hOdYgiltird With Aid, certain '
therli• lid othOr "robber...creaking ACP:
de: • • •
"And you've beaten "The, Vulititeliffil ;
all 4.11s, rofifans,' daid 1•Torati With
sigh'of relief; •, '.• ,
' They Could ,h0t'. gtiefitS that The
withe quivering lip and .meist eyes
raised to. nis. • ,
"Thank you, Glynn. dear. Yea; that
enswers. niy :question, hnt I'll wait to
answer youranntil...we.'ere. alone." • '
. .
• ,
' 'Glynn turned .Lo the "Chief ,and the
7.r1ticeir ofitier"., d thisij there
is anything -more to • be said. -.And as
,Mlaa'Aen,man ind 1 hnvet the train ;to ,
HYdrapore to catch; and it is: getting.
towards tinip for we ought to he
'gieitig." •••4._ • • ,
."One monient,'", said the ,Chief. "41.
:Should very4ueb liko Hiss Seaman
to :stair in:Eareebi , over . • the -night.
Elie. has given us :her father's name
and address, and•rani having a tele-
"Phone'call _Put .throngh to :the hospital
Where she tells me he is ill. "I'd.:Iike
:herto °Welt .uz1" I have niy rePlir." '
"i'nt: afraid Hiss , Seamen can't oh. --
:lige .Yen," said'GlYnn,, "and Pia the
less inclined to ask her to becmise you'
Are Merely telephiming• to verify what
sfie"--had., told you. get -your
vercatiion4i time:but that -is ---the
leas reason: for -ter to wait."
:•"I'm Sorry,".. 'said'the Chief rather
binsquely. •"I must•insis
"Dees that mean :Hiss :7Sea at,r, is
to be 'detained egitibet her wilt." ea
ed Glynn, with anote of .anger ,in 'his.
.tones,,,"that in fact: She- • ,fe under •
eire_at?"' ; • ".'' • • .
.
,hOpe.she and yeit:Will be.Sensible,
enough. not to make, any ;.•iin-Pleatiant
Stepa neeeSeerY," replied •the CohiOt •
'1see" Said obit*, and new there
was no question.._ot the''anger in hie
Voice. "Very well. Miss Seaman will
stay; no deubt Since% you 1nsst. But
if shesteys in Karachi' to-night,:_sd.do
•
"Put Captain," exclaimed the aghast.
officer of the Prince . ' "go:
tonight. It is .the only train thatWill
get yen to ..NaPtilate. In' time to -mor.:
•'"Discuss that. :with:the Chief," said
Glynn curtly. "Igo only. on that train
to -night If 1Vliss • Seaman ••; goes
ine, Andsa ifiee at4 '
• • "Big Captain,' . "Wailed. the Indian'
eferYthing, fit arranged,and they Walt.
yoic41.NaOalittg.,". „
The Indian tiirned • to the".
pulled ;him aside and ;began.* vehetri,
ent pleading" in toW but. urgent tones.
•' • ""Glynn," my' deer," Said *Nora Softly.'
,"Never Mind In I shell be all right,
and loan .wire father 1 nin detained,'
.you •can't fall 1n:youi' nilssion at the
last stage:after so.; 'hard a light", to
complete it." • .
phanl.have to, -.bid ; deer," .elnick-
.led :Glynn.% .4I've'.gtit 'a stranglehold
,on ithem,, and they .know it, They'll
give In. You see."• • '
'as qafetrly Preved..riglit.• The
Chief. stepped •abruptly to his ;table
and Pre:aged.* boli, and .wheirs.'"con-
ttable answered, tent 'for the officer
;
"SAY, pulrikier the Mil'
• Was he'mad when `I stopped hire?
P11 telt the werld be 'Was! Started to
'Iutwil ME out. '
• . 4"All right," ./ Paid tO hiin, "ell right;
.1 know you weren't kieeding not
• More than forty,' anYway.' rm.. tint
taking' your number, 80 quieten &IWO,
Will Mit Ilust Wanted, to, speak , to
Yon, •
He vind Surprifiect,,. he Wiggled at
me; "SO," I Said,- "ire you .on ;yet*
way home?" ' • • • ••
"I Certainly fini,'S'he replied,:ehOrt-;•
ly, "and I'm, in a Wry to itet,there,":
"Married t" . asked, anietlY,•
•
• 'Nene of your bitsinein' he fitiaP-
ii;ed, "lint I•hapPeii •
."Children?" , • enquired; Mifiltrig;
• friendly -like. • . • .. •
"Two," • he said, Mid;1 noticed his
eyes soften 58 ho said It, •
• ."Atid they'll be Waiting feti.$10."
•Ventured again, • • ;• •'
• "You, bet they Will be," He wa� 'Al,
• itilest, addling hiniself, nOw.' •
• ."They knight haVe had:3Ong,.,1011g.
4. •
. "What •d'ye mean.:'," he 'demanded,
,"Just. this,d
' 1. said.. I was behind
you further down the road, And you
'didn't Oren aloW• up at 'yon railroad
'Citiesing. NO, sir, yen didn't even: stop
You lust 'Went On ever,!eild, the,' east-
bound MItted. you by, feet, I gueti
It 'startled, You, 'toe, didn't
He leaked away. for a Minnte. ."I
didn't netlee it perilingr-he bald :at.
last', "It tarried, at .heard tt
rear Prat behind me.".
"Thit there'd a big. sign 304 feet
tore the cresting," t. argue, "didn't .
you dee that?" •'.
He bedded, '!1. Otheet,, did,"
he admitted, and then—"My
rd been hit."',There,Wat tfidden terror .•
In ilia :eyes. thititit• Ma hand
at me.: "Thetika, Officer,'" he said "I '
see What you Mean. You've .one •me
a better 'tura than you'll O'er knet"
, I Waved way, het
that Mat *Mil eVer. paea a ere -tiling
withett leatt,.slOwIng.do*h.lreilly
people would think (4., the 'kiddies at
before they ;ill to •beetithe rat
& -
ite„I' • ,
some 01", kilt)* beta,
Wait," I Salk Speaking kind of slew, te.
•
nr•
;IN ,
,
.trtAtt. -
!rr
•.,
'I' • •
r.
,
•
Vulture 'Wes not yet beaten; nor that,
tire Inure„ of Mt ruffians were even
thin speeding to set s last murderous
trap for them. '
• C.DHAPT:-ER
• 're -Captkired- gleo*, .•
••• The Vulture made .careful ,a,rranie,
Meets, for. news ofthe expected. dig -
aster to the train .•frOm"Kergelti., to.
reach him4s- quickly aspoasible, He
had a'' man Welting et -the liydrepore,
station. to be. 'informed when the,
train passed'a, station On' the. Hydra.
pore Side Of the 'Spot. selected tor .the
Virecir,and• the, longer atterits
time .the trot Nvit'e errifingXthere,
the;mOre, certain It would be thikt•the•
wreckers, had .succeeded..., Wile Man
!at1-.,1,ydral4re. Station, wauld,,,ahre,xet..
early new of the nias1i When 4it:
*a.f4 • t*grapli.e03.' down the line, ••,
• :,• The train' was. due at the tion
after .i.the •:wrecking• place about.''ten
:Veto*, and. when the ,sd
ehe, led' time:
had passed by e geod,halt hemr with
no 'news' of arrival "there; The :Vulture,
was fairty satisfied that. his Plans bad?
been Carried.. Out. The passed
On to .4.0.45. and „then: o 11On., and
at eaelii; time he had • It,. telephoned
Measage .:say' there!. :was; .fitilli••:no
word of the train's. arrival, 'although
the station at :11Ydiabore, not • "under,.
standingthis, had': telegraphed ., and
.been informed :flint the :.tratti had
liaised, another' station , ten miles _fur.
ther..back nearly .an hour hetet* The
Vigtirre..inbohed his hands with .setis.
faCtion. He.*as:certain now that .the
train:. had smashed, and; %.Probabli.
there hnd.heen. Be, surViier*te. carry'
*Ord ' of.: it:ilk:disaster to the, nearest .
•telegittPli. station: • ••• •. • •
• It Wee:An ''high good •bnineUr.,tbat he
accepted the sabitatiena , of Abdul
and: this ,time listened 'te'n reliort'-,hp •
brought of :.ititornietion gathered from
:T!WIAT-UltUre's..." spies :in the Prince's
palace: ....• • . • ' • ; • ,
.•It is Itinevin. that preparations‘ have
heen°•,.nnede. to. tiring:the, flying, cOutier,
, Palace eat': froni hie :station at
,Hydrepore seen as be Arrives,"
saidAbdnl Alt humbly. -, .
The Vulture •-..iiidulged, In an •-evil
grin , and nodded..indifterentlY.
' "The 4:tender's': Secretary,
is to' drive Ain by Motor from .the Pal-
ace witli :an armed. trooper 'beside the'
•driver ; and : ••two • Other • troopers ' 'fel-. •
leviinC.I.n.,nnother Car In Hyslitinote,
a• troop . of he.,te wili escort Hasim
with tho' Conner through the City In:
case of any atiairrp6igaitist"
t.To 'be tenth:104
instruction:
In BrItish Columbia, japane$6..ex;
Perts have seied 1,500,000 chicks.: The
Washington Co=n0eratilie 'pgg •••and
Poultry. Association," largest, .0fl,. the
centinent,' ia selling. 'sexed 'chicks te,
two-thirds tit Its cuttomers'-,although
;it has practiced the sexing: for Only
• a • Year.
• • •
" 'Japanese who are introdlicing*the
, •
,f,rnethed sometimes, „earn from ..$90 to
$100 per. day. The chamPlen, named
Yogo; can determine the sex of 1,400'
chicks in an .hour, and 'his charge
is• from a' cent .to Cent and a halt -
per 'chick. The methed attracted,little
attention when explained in a Paper
read by a• JaPanese. professor at the
World ' Poultry • COngreSS. in Ottawa
six years ego.. '
_ . . .
- 'Western Canada has got lo follow
the -Pacific• Coast lead Or be out-'
:.striped," • sa14-*.• "We will
Wife to ..adopt. the Japanese "niethod
of ,Sexing :if we are .net going to lose
our in , the penitry-
• which $2,500,000. in New :Brunswick
alone." 2
The.. SOk.a. i:140h"
' TN& Year,.. many .farmers have seen,
fit' to. tell!, eft 'their • Sligar!."'-1,mabes„,
obtain • .money: They.
'fOrget _that no 'steady
'income ,..trera ...the.•;inekhig , 'meide
sirap,•"even if', the price per gallon
.410, deereteed•frOM What it .formerly
was. Many •a 'valuable Woodlot .. has
been ''secrificed ' for .'lvihat wOuld
bring end. :the' landscape friiined be.
„cauee of:this neee.Ot Mene •
• Crier tifree-tinartert of the bout ar-
ea, 'of•erinada, is unsuitable. fer •
suc-
cessful.,agricultural. • predUction,.,"but','
much Of it Pouldbe 'utilised' for grOw...,
tok .forests:'
Enregula ea cutting, frequent an
extensiVe..ferest: fires, inieeta. and
. • •
gue..diseeses have...eliniiiiiited, :many'
:of 'the Mere deeirehleSpedies of trees'
,in •:Soine areas .• Forests are bedessary
:for trade Of". conntrY and for
the: employment of men: .They affect
:the. chinate and water, nplily,..While
the farmer obtains 'his 'fuel from the
.Woothot, Fish; 'require 'clear,: cold ,wa-
ter such as is..feund • in: the shade of
th forest;.' game, attracts tourists but
withflutjereate, where 'is the game to
e found , ds musthave ••nesting
places se .as • to. enchant • us: With'iheir• :
beapor_sii4218,64-114:Ji‘-10,4n#11-0-7
planting trees. and' by. Liceeping.• doWri"
Sex of Chicks
To Be Known
JAPANESE METHOD OF -DETER-
: • MINING WILL BE ;INTRO-
: DUCED.
.., Saint :John, ,Isf.A.-..-Stensare being
taken t introduce into New, Bruns-
wick' the Japenele',Metilio,d: of 'wider::
tithing the .4e3i.•of,:.the newly hatched
chicks, according to . A. R. Jone8;:' Man.,
ager,....df the Maritirne Co -Operative
.Egg and Poultry Exchange _here, Ter-
ming ,tkile Method of •Fiek.'deterinini
tion the greatest development' in the
.poultry' industry' Etincelhe eAtterit of
the hig1nCubators Mr. Jones ' skid it
'would be. a Major factor In reducing'
production costs in 'NeW.Bruniwick
as was thetease in JaPerrand'en :the
Paallic .Coast ef North America.
• "At the,present time it iS frOxia four
to aix week., after hatehingbefore the
sex •'Of a, baby chick can he .told 'save
by the .Japanese .methri,d7gtfrhrr•
.jOniS..: • • • .
."The, defing',whieli read -0.11'0M us -
Ing thls ni:ethed twofold. • The Ma-
jority of 1)1'434140s :•regard 'cockerels
as a 11111Sance and an ,expense, taking
up room they would prefer 'to have
for pelletai In the, second place,
letit; When separated from 'coektrel's ,
front...the start are easier to raise and
thrive better! Cockerels are a little'
bit stronger tna outrace the• pullets
to th'e .teed troughs."' .,•' '
11e- 1nitan4ed• the ease of a Eritidh
Cofintibia poultry man who found ,thal,
250 pullets; tor4eternififed. at,' hateh-
log', and Separated from the cockerel,
laid from 12 to per Cent,_,More
eggs alt winter-, than 250 pullets -.et
the stthe lutteh,. but iingepalated Sex-
ed 'Leghorn:pullet ChiCks . in Hritlah
'OoluMbla sell, for • &bola .$18 per '106,
whllo unsexed Leghorn chicks • are
Worth )10. lease. • '
,..Professor A. Akt,. Ma*, 'head sae the
POtiltrY department tiNI0cdonald Col-
lege, Quebec, attend thepiovin-
dat fiebildaY'wrp,:reder)etori
eft August 2 to..demonatrate the .1.a..•
parterre Method of ascertaining the sex•
ot baby Chicks„ said litr.;.ileriese• Later
Itifiefiege•••PiPert: Mgt be .brought
tii.'• ,prOVide 4litther
In •summer, in and above the -for -
eat,. the air is cooler -than tiver• "open..
ground,. ,In winter, the. Snow, IS Pro-
• teeted, from .•bOth . the stm . and the•
wind and so Melts more siOwly, Hence
'there'll& Iess 'trent erosion and•
floods than Where:4h; trees are cut'
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oft. ; : , .
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•".It behooves Instittitie
lieri to itrge Our, Men,' toprotect: the
torts' and to plant new trees ,whete
thellliend.net snittible".fee agricul-
ture:. •':: • ' ' •
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• This article -ins eontrihnted" • by.
Nellie.OrimeS I3iair, 'Pro-
vinetal Convener ; Of on
AgiteultUre; • '
'M,'..Eilattlieth McCurdy; Provhiciel
Confiner, Publicity Cominittee,
bee, *Orden 5'
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„Teeth' reiny..are more thinxtiinP
attire 'grinders. with. which t�, cher,
feed, They are, • speaking **Om: a •
beauty 'Standpoint, : the :background of
pettfot, Sitilli;" The .thenld
;smooth and -- never. .Mind it
they are al trifle grpoit6a ,so that'
you're prond to She* therii when you
aaugh,. Obnitant care is the ,one thing
that keen them . that tvns''..•
.itetheinber that every 'person. Shorild
*Mit. the dentist every six tuotithe,. Let
'him fill the cavities, extract rents'
that .be. feels Catt ,he treated in no
'ether eleig
and pejlati, teetb. The last step it •
all initiortatit. :No "matter, hOW otter::
'Mir how % thoroughy you ...brildh theii '
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'yourself; yos cannot 'prevent tartai-
•front :fornfing,and-fie one but. e den-
tisti cen-filieeeesfnlly. remove Iartfo''.
and. deep*Imbediled utelOti,' • ; '
• • Of course, there is a great deal 11144
yPit can and .mUst. do -Yenraelf• PM01k•
yOut;, teeth -et least twlee day::-- 'after'
each meal' is. better—and.' use dental
floss several.timei a week. Puy. your
dentifrice' beeatise �f its, , efficacY,
not merely because yen like the Ieste.
of it. ..13ak,ing Oda excellent
• cleanser. ' . ' •
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ReMenibet .thateyeryope needs. a.
good mouthwash.:'And pile' with astrin-..
,cyallytiftW'Mr-
0* Will it iec-0. the teeth and mouth
In fe clettner condition, but :
kefent. the gunis 'trent shrinking, .
awaY from the teeth..Your•deitist will
probably'redominend a good' one.
Th0 Farmer,
Who is thk-nation' einte;-itne •
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That Ilia ta do his. work alone,
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:While otherslaugh and , • hear- 7his
green?• . .
; • ' . • : • The FarMer.
•Who
to grow Whet others 4et,
The loaves. of bread, the inicy meat;
;Atid in return i • termed' a Cheat? -
• • The Farmer.
17trho takes,;his produce 'from his. door,
And drags ltt� the general. stfire, '
Gets Whatthey'll, give and nothing'
, • - The-Fai'mer,
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At prios,wht.04.10,knows full well
Who bUyii *bat ethers' firiVeld
Should Send,the:askers. straight oh ,
.'• well? • •
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.WliNo.esest.adteuyie'es,niootrm.boendn'dyd.Th4LtnFh.4ei..iim:inrci,,.,‘ ,
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:".run,",• ••• 11• •• • ,
But. by the work tliat!s ..The.,;neyer die?
.Farnier,
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Buton the City's streets do, roam, '
Whose Sons and daughter won t stay
home
.rcit (m4 can't. dress' :them...off ,the
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When p-rIcee.reSein,..-:t.iPTeh.FarmerOe'f'wr:
Whote4,Ferethe.estle ywas 89.417, „
But first..te fall When it..,was :o'er?
haann share'.' �f: spent.'
...• :The Farmer's;
To give • the eitiets. "sweet Content,
-Except • to h.elp 'repay what's. lent?' •
• ,.. : .;: The. •Fartner; .
Who never in the. '"bread' Sterida.,
br.or.„,setks: help" trent. hitt neighheirs,
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'But. wrests', a living 'from lande? •
': • ••""' TheFarmer: ..
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Who finds, but lone .bright, .glowing
•te4:r; 1 hi .
ph4' On i1s ;eery way—
He hasno itiCorne • tax to pay.,
•• '•"" • ` he Earth
—Eva Ewert JarniesOn,
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eas anted
Artists' and Authors, Atnat,-1
.eitr or Professional ,are invit-
pc110, sena us .Saleable Sket-
Ches Illuitrations Designs,
Short, Stories and Articles.
,', ARE ,Y01.1.,'ARTISTI-6Ati-V.
iNCL,INED?
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We offer srou practical • in -
INFANT'S
DIARRHOEA
CorreCted!
rrequent movements are near yet.,
Ways due to an irritation in the.
• . mtestitesset m
up by ferentine
food which has not digested, ,
Baby's Own Tablets. gently and
promptly aid nature in getting rid
of this irritation. "At the 'Snit
Signs of peevishness or diarrhoea,"
, Writes Mrs, Alton A. Parohere
Glenalmond, Quebac, 9 give..
Baby's Own Tablets and in a very
Short tiine baby would be well and
tla° gm. bis21thlra:41k1118dai 1.1 13tP. Tlfhtob° tobsi 21 3144.
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BABY'S OWN TABLETS
ldsue No. 30--J344
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•strilcii0p , and criticisin on
• Paintings, Landscapes and
FloWers:' in Water Coloars:
Senci a three gent •stamped
sfivelope for, full
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. Thirty -Nine Lee Menue,
'Toronto,'
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tati tali, sing and 8hetti,iltid'UOVe;
fear, tilabittradiment.• Your tali* teeth• •
itiek ill day Long when you Yiprisldo
1 on tor; Wernet's ,Powdert..theyAli
Stiiiglyt*CeinfortablY-Ltli ' : eit0,01104.-
Presenhed i hy, lioild's, leading`'enlists ',;•theY know; Ire the beiti Ccizte bu•t
. iitt4S-tit,y. dhipitoto : ' ...
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