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L-l ND. man and Linden are both. Engllish and
; Variations Lynd, Lindeman, Lind*. German derivation.
| 'Strom, Linden, Lindley, Lynn.
' Racial Origin— English, al*o German.
i Source—Geographical,
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RALSTON.
-Ralsten.
Racial Origin—Scottish,
Source—A place name.
From one spelling ol this family
name you wuN logically infer that
it fe the (levelopment of a place name,
The ending "ton” would indicate such
an origin. Apd this is the true origin
of the name, for the ending “ten,”
which is sometimes but rather infre
quently met with, is but a variation of
the other form.
The name ie an English one in the
sense that it miginaUxl in the English
tongue, though geographically it is
Scottish rather than English, the town
of Ralston being located in Renfrew
shire.
Historically there is a connection
between this town and. the Scottish
Highlands. The record® show that it
wys a descendant of a certain Mac-
Duff, a Highland chieftain of that clan
and Thane of Fife, who founded the
town of Ralston.
This man obtained a grant of land
from The Scottish Crown, and, as was
not unusual ir. those"days, the little
village which sprang up there was
named after him. His name was
Ralph, and the original name of the
place was “Ralphstown” or “Ralphs-
ton,” which in time became shortened
10 Ralston.
It does not necessarily follow, how
ever, that those who bear this name
Ing. . jcoine of Gaelic stock. In fact, the re-
There is evidence that Lind, Linde- verse is more likely to be true.
*| in this country to-day wo pay little o3r!a!lnn7'i
'atUrb'Lon to twe, so 1 tile In load that Rac,a' Drigi
the average |W®n, particularly among
|'be city dwellers, does not know one
from .another. This w not the case
ip iuelfevail and early modern^times,
when tiws werh widely used as lank
nwks in establishing legations.
AM. of the faani'iy nr.nms in this- list
belong to the geographical class, and
they are nil derived from the name of
a tree, the 4ndon, the name of which
is now $nd was in the Middle Ages,
. when family names were formed,
1 t'uadly the same in both English
. German.
| It is impossible to determine
That the pupils of our public schools ju the ca®es of most of
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, Astronomers Seeking New
Source of
jftmkind in this industrial age is
Ijependent in a large degree upon the
mineral resources of coal and oil, i
which represent the energy of the sun j
etofed up over millions of yesrs,
That these resources are finite and,
are comparatively rapidly reaching a
point where they can no longer be
economically mined., is universally,
admitted. Accordingly the problem;
of finding new sources of energy mayi
be regarded as the most important
|tnd urgent which /faces modern ap-i
plied science, and it is interesting t,o
note the bearing upon this of astro-
physical researches such as are car
ried on in the Dominion Astrophysi
cal Observatory at Victoria, British
Columbia.
The ultimate solution of this prob
lem is one which will be reached if
at all by the road of astrophysics.
From investigations of the past his- ; *i
toiv of our sun, in the light of studies ’ • j
on other stars, it has become evident J
that the source of energy of all these
suns is sub-atomic. As the sun grows One
older it loses mass, and for each,
pound of Itself, which is annihilated'
by the union of a hydrogen nucleus
and a free electron, there is set free
as much energy as would be liberated
by burning over a million tons of
the best anthracite coal. If this en
ergy, however, were set free only in
the far interior of the sun, where
the temperature is measured in mil
lions of degrees, there would not be
much hope of either obtaining or eon- -r • o i i
trolling this very powerful source of ine Iwm 74J.D. Model
euh-atomiic energy. Fortunately, how- The greatest Harley-Davidson of all—
ever, recent astrophysical investiga- at new and lowe prices—-Improved—
tions indicate that some at least of
this energy is released near the sur
face of the sun at comparatively low
temperatures. It is then no chimeri
cal dream to anticipate the use of
this fundamental source of energy
upon the earth, perhaps almost in the
lifetime of some now living. When split the wind.
this takes place mankind will, thanks •. Walter Andrews, Limited
to purely astrophysical investiga-~ —
tions, enter upon a new industrial
ora, in which we will be independent
of our rapidly disappearing mineral
fuels.
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take a real interest in their country is fam>jpy narnftfl given in the foregoing
evident from the number of essays re-1 ^tiher they are German or English,
ceived in this contest. Promptly after ( The nam.e Lindstrom is certainly Gw-
the closing date the examiners began • inan> meaning “lind<&tr«un," that is,
their work and will- be busy for some a strea,m or rjver bordered by linden
days reading and marking the contri-: trees< iu swh a Locality of-
butions sent to them. It is impossible J teJl WOTe kn0WJ1 by such a name as
to say, as this is written, when the'
final results will be ready for publica
tion, but a real effort is being made to
announce the prize winners next week.
Who Ultimately Pays the
Taxes?
Prize? amounting in all to $1500.00
are being offered again this year
Alvan T. Simonds, President of the : ~7“7
Classified Advertisement**
Ladies wanted to bo j’LAin and light
«ewlng -hoiae, wiioio or fowl
p»y; wrk sent any distance; charces paid. Seal
stamp for1 particulars. National Manutarturlng Cp.«
Hans of the Lindenstream, the pre
fixed words being dropped in German
as they have in similar circumstances
in English.
Lindley is an English name formed
from the name of the tree and “ley”
an old Engilish word for “shelter.”
Lynd is the closest we have to the old
Eng'liish spelling of the name of the
. tree. Lynn in some cases, when it. is
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• This Is the sixth of a series of An
nual Contests inaugurated by Mr, Al
van T, Simonds with the idea
arousing a mohe general interest in
the subject of economics-, as related to
individual and general welfare, and to
SUPERIOR BABY CHICKS,i
Boys and Girls Helped in
Purchasing Sheep.
Inherent in every normal boy and
girl is the desire to possess hn animal
[of some kind. Unfortunately in the .not Celtic, is a variation of this spell-
! large urban centres this longing must1
•be satisfied with some rather dimin
utive form, of life, such as a gold fish
or a canary, but out in the open there
is more scope. Realizing this natur
al tendency on the part of the young
people on the farms, the Dominion
them. Dipping, docking and castrat-’
ing demonstrations were held, and
; the wool sold co-operatively on a.
~ —-.- graded basis, The Dominion Live'
Dept, of Agriculture, co-operating in gtoc|c Branch loans good purebred
the various provinces with, the localI rams the clubs for the first few
gucultural Representative, has, years> ancj jn the fall organizes a>v J1 7 1 f , years, and in the fall organizes aToronto offered to lend assistance to boys and ]arnb f ajr where they co-operate with How
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from blood-tested stock, and have been culled $(»■ I
heavy egg production. If you want Rocks that 1
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increase general economic intelligence , Leghorns,, . .. „ , , I express paid. 100 per cent., live arrival giwanteetl.and a knowledge of who pays in the; TernM, 25 per cent, cash with order. b*ianCo c.o.D, j
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cockerels from stock that have been Mood-tested toy
of
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Water-Power Situation in
Canada.
The water-power situation in Can
ada to-day is one of a record develop
ment per capita of total population,
of increasing construction work, and
of large development in view for
many years to come. The continu
ous statistics compiled by the Do
minion Watej- Power and Reclama
tion Service show that during the
past ten years the developed water
power has increased at an annual
average rate of nearly six and three-
quarter per cent.™this, however, in
cludes the war period, when many
projects were in abeyance.
1924 ' '
cent,
cent.
During
the increase was’ over twelve per
and during 1925 over 20 per
A Last: Word.
Here’s my last word; that still I do
not know
If I am all or nothing to your heart,
Not as the past went, so will the fu
ture go,
And must we die as we now live,
apart?
But this is sure; though you love not
at all
It shall not make me sorry tube I;
Sun, moon, the stuff of stars, I have
at call
Simply in loving you. Till death,
good-bye.
Safety In North Waters.
Owing to the Increasing traffic
along the Mackenzie Valley system of
waterways, the Dept, of the Interior
has for several years had parties oft
surveyors at work along the route,
particularly in Great Slave lake and
Slave river. From these surveys,!
maps have been prepared which have
proved most useful to navigators.
Buoys, beacons, and lights have also
been put in place along the route.
Thermometer Aids Fishing.
The discovery that cod and had
dock are found in the greatest num
bers in waters where the temperature
is between 40 and 50 degrees Fahren
heit has led to the extensive use*of
thormomenters by fishing jeets.
The name “midshipmen” for ca
dets originated in the navy about 200
years ago. The men who were going.
through a course of training to be-1
come officers were assigned quarters
amidships on the lower deck. Hence
they came to be called midshipmen.
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There is gold in sea water, but it J
will never make anyone rich. The-
average concentration of the precious
metal in 5,000 samples analyzed was
only about one one-hundredth of a
milligram, or three one-millionths of
an ounce, to the ton.
The time Is at hand when eager
eyes should Watch for, and a willing
hand should be ready to swat the first
fly, thus destroying the possibility of
it's multiplying to billions of j/rogeny
•before fall.
“The flower wraith and leaver are
cherished by the waters of the god
Lono,” is an English translation of a
native name recently convened on a
baby in Honuhiitu
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girls in purchasing sheep.
In Pamphlet No. 76, recently dis-,
fributed by the Dept, of Agriculture, • the^lambs1
Weak, Run-Down People
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essay and $500 to the second.
This contest, which Is open to every
body, everywhere, closes on December
31, 1927, and full particulars can be
secured by addressing Contest Editor,
Simonds Saw & Steel Co., 470 Main
Street, Fitchburg, Mass.
In connection with this competition
It is stated that the essays are to be
brief and written for the purpose of
reaching the average man rather than
professors and advanced students of
economics—and this in conjunction
with the liberal prizes offered, make
the competition one in. which many
will want to take part.
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white diarrhoea and all flocks have been culled tot
heavy cjti; production, Brices: Rocks, for May $20.00, ,
June $18.00; Isighoms. May $18.00; June $10.00 pc« 1
hundred, express paid. 100 per cent, live arrival |
guaranteed. Terms 26 per cent, cash with, order, J
: balance C.O.D. No disappointments, All order®
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Jg on the Quality you buy, Vrtiy bother with ;
ordinary chicks when, you can buy our '‘Ili-Quellty"
I'hicks? April and May, O.A.C. Rocks, $18.00 per
100: Lertiorns. $10.60 psr 100. Also Wyandottes
and Rods. Onr ton thousand dollar master breeders
(Mm Is operated to breed quality into our ehioks.
We pay dellVBi-y cbarites and guarantee 97 per cent,
live delivery. Selling Hfttcnery, 282W, Elmira, Ont.
j the provincial authorities in putting
i up^prize money. After these fairs
—o------—'.me mmbs are usually shipped coOttawa, it is explained that sheep I operatively to the nearest large mar-
raismg on a small scale lends itself f where they bring a premium over
very well to this purpose as most tlie aVerage run.
girls and boys can easily earn suffi- Sheep promoters of the Dominion
cient money to qjurchase an animaL or ( jjve g|ock Branch at present work-
two. A flock requires little technical jng |n parts of the country report
care, and there are two sources of i |hat the scheme is being received with
income: wool m the spring, and lambs greategf enthusiasm, and it is
in the summer and fall. Th‘e> authoi’- strongiy recommended that anyone
ities at Ottawa point out that the interested in this new idea write Ot-
sheep industry has been on a very tawa for a copy of Pamphlet No. 76.
profitable basis for years, and the, ---------—♦>----------
future points to continued prosperity. A nri Sacra FamesOn this account they wish to extend1 AUH Oacra Tames. -------------- ------------------ -------------------------------------------------
operations, and they believe that the, Business is business! a commercial. John Armour, South Monoghan, Ont.,'rolled out flat as England, ScoDand
best way to do this is to enlist the1
interest of the young people. On:
farms where there are no sheep at*
present the authorities are particular
ly anxious to get flocks started.
Recently an experiment was carried |
out in Middlesex County, Ontario. Co-j
operating with the local Agricultural!
Representative, the federal officials'
organized several boys’ and girls’
sheep clubs. T" JJI
ten members each of young people in ■
their ’teens. T'
the agricultural experts, the clubs!
held meeting’s at which 'sheep breed- A man,
ing was discussed and a certain breed1 t:
was selected. o— „— — ... . v
banks viffiich, incidentally, are all en-’ rhymes, , j have taken them with equally good in
dorsing this new scheme, the mem- As try to live by that exploded code— suits,
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each, and the government men have To pinnacles where, under tribute anaemia, rlieumatism, neuralgia,^ ner-
given instruction on the handling of laid, ............ M......
-----------------------------------------------The kingdoms of the earth are seen
displayed.
Bow down and worship, then your
pockets fill,
iThe world is”yours to do with what
you will.
Money! O, Money!—get enough to
spend,
No matter what the means, this is the
end; - . 1
Then take your fill of Pleasure, Pride
and Lust— 1
There are the modern “Ethics of the
Dust”! —C. E. Benedict.
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Most ailments are due to poor, thin
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specific action on the blood, making it
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Patriotism.V W- AMED SALESAIEN
V V country distribution.Scottish
It was from
all that I know
of Scotland—of
and Burns, of Blind Harry’s history,
of Scott, Ramsay, Tannahill, Hogg
and Fergusson............. Wallace, of
richer blood the tissues of the body are, course, was opr hero. Everything
better nourished, and the functions of, heroic centred in* him. Sad was the
the body better performed. Anaemic ' day when a wicked big boy at school
'sufferers, weak, languid and nervous ’ told me that England was far larger
i people speedily find new health and . than Scotland, I went to the uncle,
strength through the use rf this medl-1 who had the remedy.
cine. This was the experience of Mrs,
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Worships the worker, worthy of his thousands who liaise regained health*!
wage. I through tlie use of Dr. Williams1 Pink
Prosperity is judged by what we gaini Pills, and 1 take this opportunity of
Of this world’s goods, and if we saying a word in praise of this splen-
would attain ! did medicine. Before beginning the
Success, and' live/ "^without one anx-'use of this medicine I was pale and
ious sigh j badly run down. I found it difficult to
Forever in our Banker's watchful do my housework and was tired and
I breathless at the least exertion. I had
These were composed* of Dollars are needful and a bank ac-! tried several medicines without bene-
___j-....t, .V, count i fit, and finally decided to try Dr. Wil-
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' 1 better, sleep better and eat better, and
eye”,
count
Mount”.
,, in these progressive, busy;found my weight increasing. In a word
times 11 felt like a new person. I have since
Assisted by the local Might just as well try writing silly ’ recommended the pills to others who
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- Here’s a washboard so strong
that a big, 165 pound man can
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That tough SNJP Pearl Enameled
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MONTREAL TORONTO WINNIPEG
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uWARE d
THAT BABY OF YOURS
“Not at all, Naig; if Scotland were
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•“I am one of the many, would be the larger, but would you
have the Highlands rolled down?”
Oh, never! ,There was balm in
Gilead for the wounded young pa
triot. Later the 'greater population
of England was forced upon me, and
again to the uncle I went.
“Yes, Naig, seven to one, but there
were more than that odds against u.-
at Bannockburn. . . .
If the source of my stock of that
prime article—courage—were stud
ied, I am sure the final analysis would
find it founded upon Wallace, the
hero of Scotland. It is a tower of
strength for a boy to have a hero.
It gave me a pang to find when I
reached America that there was any
other country which pretended to
have anything to be proud of. What
was a country without Wallace,
Bruce, and Burns? I find in the un
traveled Scotsman of to-day some
thing still of this feeling. It remains
for maturer years and wider knowl
edge to tell us that every nation has
its heroes, its romance, its traditions,
and its achievements; and while the
true Scotsman will not find reason in
after years to lower the estimate
he has formed of his own country
and of its position even among the
larger nations of the earth, he will
find ample reason to raise his opinion
of other nations because they all have
much to be proud of.—From the
Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie.
: vousness. Take them as a tonic if you
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from the ne-areist drug store and begin
this treatment now.
The pills are sold by all medicine
dealers or will be sent by mail at 50c
a box by writing The Dr. Williams’
Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont.
that'
says '
men j
in a
A Banker’s Ten Rules for
Success.
Ten rules for success, which
eminent banker, Otto H. Kahn,
lie has given to many young
about to enter business, appear
recent interview:
1 1. Eliminate from your vocabulary
Keep Him Well With the Aid of the word “perfunctory.”
• i. , a- rri i 2- Think—exercise your brain asBaby s Own Tablets. y0U,r muscles. I
3. The most serviceable of all assets
is reputation.
4. Use your imagination.
5. Know how to bide your time and
to “sit tight.”
6. Be neighborly. Be a good sport.
Remember you can’t lift yourself by
downing others.
7. Work hard. It won’t hurt you.
8. Take an active interest in public
affairs.
9. Meet your fellow man frankly
and fairly. You don’t have to” go
through business armed to the, teeth.
I 10. If you are successful, be patient,
courteous' and conciliatory. Avoid os
tentation.
No matter bow strong and rosy your
child may be .he requires1 a laxative
sometimes so that the stomach may
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Formerly the laxative medicines
given to children were disagreeable
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and so on. But now Baby’s .Own. Tab-,
lets, easily administered and pleasant ’
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children like Baby’s Own Tablets. ,
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ing pains and promote healthful, na
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You can get Baby’s Own Tablets at
any dealer in medicine or at 25 cents
!a box from The Dr. Williams’ Medi
cine Co., Brookville, Ont.
A census of the buffalo herds in
the various national parks of Canada
taken on March. 1, 1927, shows that
in Ruffalo park, Wainwright, Alberta,
there were 6,640 buffalo; in Elk Is
land park, Alberta, 480; and in Banff
park, Alberta, 20. There are also over
5,000 buffalo in the Wood Buffalo
park near Fort Smith, N.W.T.
j For distemper*—Minard'* LlnlmenL
A hyacinth bloom about eight
inches in length was recently exhibit
ed at a London show.
The Charm of A Velvet Skin—and the
Pure Blood Under It
The effectiveness of that
popular touch of “make-up”
will be greatly enhanced if the
skin has the velvety smooth
ness and clearness that result
from the use of TRU-BLOOD.
This much-prescribed Blood
Tonic corrects the coarsening
tendency of “complexion aids”
and makes the skin clear,
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Your Druggist now has TRU-
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151 o 30 drops, of Seigel’s Syrup relieves all forms '
of indigestion and dyspepsia. You'll swear by it
once you have tried it. Any drug store.
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Motoring in Rockies.
The journey by motor car over the
entire length of the Banff-Windermere
, highway through the heart of the
Canadian Rockies can be made com
fortably in one day. The route lies
through virgin wilderness, but rest
camps, automobile camping grounds,
bungalow camps and service stations
are located along the way in’ such
numbers as to guarantee accommoda
tion for those who wish • to make
more leisurely survey of the road.
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Kill warts with Minard’s Liniment.
Spring Tims is
CELERY KING Time
Brew a cup of this fine old vegetable tonic.
It is all the spring medicine you need.
It drives out winter’s poisons, improves
the appetite and makes you feel better
right away. CELERY KING is good for
the whole family. At druggists, 30c & 60c.
Don’t Suffer
With Itching Rashes
Pebbles Lead to Mighty Rips.
Small pebbles in the roadway often
lead, to mighty rips in tires. After a
run it is a good plan to look over the
, serrated surface of the tread and re-
• move any small objects which have
lodged
forced
age.
ther^. Then they cannot be
farther inward find cause dam-
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Treatment for Hinges.
Occasional oiling of hinges and
latches will prevent doors from be
coming stiff' and rattly. Keeping
latches oiled not only makes them
work easier, but prevents their rapid
4 wear.
The End o? the World.
When Lief Ericson and his Norse
men visited America in the year 1,000
they firmly believed that they had
reached the Western end of all the
world.
A boy, asked what Tennyson’s line,
“To bicker down the valley,” meant,
replied: “It means to have a row with
a fellow in a 'ow place among the
hills.”
Better Chicks
that will pay you. Bred to lay*
Barred Plymouth Rock*. S.C. W,
Leghorn*, Barron and WycoHsnd
Farh twin*. ILll-City Whit.
X Wyandotte* Pure-bred, healthy,
? Vigorous, Smith Hatched.
Strut tor circular and prices
BEIX-OSTY SATCJKERY '
i 4 Colborno Brantford* Ontario,
Bbhi-cihh
UseCuticura
Sample Soap, Ointment, Talcum free. Addfew Ca
nadian Depot: ‘‘Ontlonra, P.O Box 2616, Montreal?'
1IRB F£ET
Minard’s soothes sorb and tired
feet. Bathe—then rub well with
Minard's.
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