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Minted's is an enemy to pain.
It penetrates to the root of the
trouble, soothes and (disinfects.
Splendid for neuralgia,
backache and stiffness of the
muscles and joints. 41
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Clean Kidneys
By Drinking Lots o
f Water
Tel? Salts to Flush Kidneys if
Bladder Bothers or
Back Hurts
Eating too much rich food may pro-
duce kidney trouble in some font. says
a well-known authority, because the
acids created excite the kidneys. Then
they become overworked, get sluggish,
clog up and cause all sorts of. distress,
particularly backache and Misery in• the
kidney region. rheumatic twinges, severe
headaches, acid stomach, constipation,
torpid liver, sleeplessness, bladder and
urinary irritation.
The moment sour back hurts or kid-
neys aren't acting right, ' or if bladder
bothers you. begin drinking lots of good
water and also get about four ounces of
Jad Salts from any good pharmacy;
take a tablespoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys may then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined With
lithi.•''. and has been used for years to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to activity; also to neutralize the
acids in the system so that they no
longer irritate, thus often relieving blad-
der .disorders.
Pei Salts can not injure ancone;
makes' a delightful effervescent Mina -
water drink which millions of men and
seovi n take new and then to help keep
the ',Moms and urinary organs clean,
[gees ,often avoiding serious kidney dis-
r Nv all means have your phv'i-
5i. • • :i a your kidneys at least twice
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Tat SIGNAL,
Sunday Afternoon
By ISABEL HAMILTON, Goderich, Ont.
in Judah's land God 1s *bell kuow•u,
Ills Name's In larael great ; ..
In Salem le lilts tabernacle,
in Zion is His seat.
Thou. Lord, even Thou art 11e that
ab ould
Be feared: and who Is he
That may stall up before Thy sight,
Ig once Than angry be 1
GENUINE ASPIRIN
HAS "BAYER CROSS"
without "Bayer Cross"
WI not Aspirin at all
M patine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
r a'Bayer" package, plainly marked
with the safety "Bayer Cross."
The "Bayer Cross' is your only way
of knowing that you are getting genuine
Aspirin, prescribed by physicians for
nineteen years and proved safe by mil-
lions for Headache, Neuralgia, Colds,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis, and for
Pain generally. Made in Canada.
Randy tin boxes of 12 tablets -also
larger sized "Bayer" packages.
Aspirin is the trade mark (registered
hi Canada!, of Bayer Manufacture of
liemosceticaeideater of Salicylicacid. •
While it is well known -that Aspirin
means Bayer manufacture. to 'Ionia the
public against imitations, the 'tablets of
Bayer Company, Ltd., wi,l be -tamped
with•their general trade mark, the
169111 Wanes
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
Whew Mixed With Sulphur It
Wings Beek Its Beautiful
Litotes At Ones
Gray hair, however handsome, de-
motes advancing age. We all know the
advantages of a youthful appearance.
Your hair is your charmit makes or
aaan the face. When it fades, turns
gra and looks streaked, just a few
• tau of Sage Tea and Sulphur
its appearance a hundred•fold.
Don't stay gray! Look young 1
Walser prepare the recipe at home or
gpt from any drug store a bottle of
=ysllss Sage and Sulphur Com-
e which is merely the old-time
roved by the addition of oto
s '
Thousands of folks
emealrg•d this ready -to -use prepare.
ft_islaa.s it darkens the hair beau.
Wass, no one can possibly tell,
!uit1uiSS50 naturally and evenly
a sponge or soft brush
this through the lair,
eta slat! strand at a time. By
s gr fair disappears; af-
t" or two, its
w mom
,�saw i1 fMsert'd and it becomes
Mggl(jr and ltllittout. and you a .
pa Mrs Agfa
Voss 10 11W incl your God and pity.
.SII ye that rear 111111 11x,
Tering gifts and presents onto Him;
For to be feared la He.
- Scottish Psalter.
PRAYER.
.Almighty Gal. we Imre transgress -
.+1 against Thy covenant. and Thy
(minute neltante. have often been of
none effe•f In 0ntr lives. We have
forgotten Gal, ire have lived . 111
omrs•Ives: we hare• !Wen our own Inw:
we have ieen our' own gods. Trot'''.
Them hast ba•ei angry with us. Now
take us to Thine heart again. Me
Seek Thee only through the ,mvennnt
which Thou didlet make with Thy
dear tion. We stall behind Him. !live
us joy in Thy preacnec. Amen.
(Selected.)
SUNDAY SCHOOL I ES.SON F'OR
MAY 4. 1924.
Lamm `11110 --The Assyrian Exile
of Israel.
lemon Pio:sage-2 Kings " 17:9-18.
/ioldcn Text -Psalm 119:16.
The truth of the saying of Solomon:
---"That righteousness exults a' nation
Mit slit Is the rep,(utch of any people,"
w•.as clearly demonstrated In the fail
of the kiugelom of Israel. While Iltc
ehldrrn of Israel were ruled by the
judger with Jrltnra9 a', their ac-
knowledged 11,•n,1 they prospered. be-
coming a great and glorious nation,
continuing until the death of tiolo-
me'n• Thereafter the kingdom was
divided Into Israel with ten trlls•+ and
Judah with two. Then began its de-
cline for "n kingdom divided signinst
itw'lf cometh to destruction." The
kluge were ab,llt ...pinny divided be-
tween good and had. but the reigns of
the good kingsi were generally long and
those• of the had short. so that the fall
was not wholly the fault of the kings.
as will he seen In today's' lesson. it
tires an aemunt of the ending of the
kingdom of Israel. when king and sub -
jets were carried study captive Into
the mantelcs beyond 111'• Enphrate.
Title happened in the reign of (lose*.
who was a usurper. having slain his
predecessor and s•Ized his dominions
Tile first time Shalttanewer, the king
of .\ssyrla, Mendel hose's kingdom.
he forced the people to pay tribute
m+,ney year try year. This became
lr{.anme and HOR'n formed an alliance
with the king of Egypt lo throw off
the• .\seyrlan yoke. (its !tenting this,
Rhalmaneser mnrehd into Samaria.
devastated the country. and laid elegy
to the city of Samaria. The Inhabl-
ta,lts withetorsl the enemy for three
ye.Ire. but at !net the city wee fnkem
nil deslroyrd and king and isv.ple
earriel aw,Iy into bondage.
Yemen 7.12 -God's Goodness. Their
Sins.
Gud Bare them their liberty when
11e brought them up out of the hind
i of Egypt. from under the linnet of
Pharaoh. king of F.gypt, 11e• gave
them the l'rumis•d 1'.nml. ('seting out
the inhabitants to make roam for
them. He oleo gave them •ommand-
me•nts and statutes and ehnreel t1u'tn
they Mrsnlet not do as the h. athen intn
whose emmltry they hail noes.. : int
, they *tinned against t1u• ford their
Go.): they ,walked its the st:stut'a of
the he,Ihen: they (111 e•retly those
things dont were not rigid : they !milt
them high plop••+ in all their iltiea:
1 tlu;y 4.'t np 1maget, and groves In ev,•ri'
Melt hill. and under every green tree:
they hnrnt incense; they served [dote
and wrought wicked things to pro-
voke the ford to anger.
Verses 13 -17 -God's i'llrlher (:noel -
Seas.. Their Continued Sin.
4kx1 sett prophets to warn them and
show them their eine and -the fatal
consequences should they continue In
their reit ways, Thee prepheta were
fo'thfni In denouncing .in, .especially
t.h • sir of Idolatry. and pressed them
to return to the worship of the Gal of
thclr fathers. hal they would not !tear
or heel. They berme sjnt,horl and
fol'owe41 more elnwly than ever their
heathen )1M,•t ieee, evl•11 getllg so far
ns to came their edhtldren to Anse
through the fire as' a sign that they
esti n' d,dlmtel to the Idols: ,:n•l, 'net
ly, they used dtt-hultiens and enelsnnf-
m Ws tint they might be gulled aright
by these god. whom they worslrippeel,
A ,1 istnlehel them -when they would
not hearken to lilt roles. 'spoken by
the month of the prophets Ity !ring
very angry with them (verse 191.
They kn;q' He called Himself is jeal-
ous (74.41. saving. "That dant ryas' hart/
down 51:yself to Them. nor serve them:
for 1 -.the ion! thy Gal am n Pullen.
Revel, vlelling tan• Iniquity fifth.. fMhers
soon the children mite lite 1119,1 and
rotten' sreueral'nn of them that Irate
me." Gal. for their ,Msertlen of Slim.
elresrtsl th•'m nntl let them 111.1.1 /MI'
star again a nation of stare-. Thee
that forgot God were fhedr•ivee for-
ret/tin: they that smiled other no.
e'en.' mode of life nod wershirp were
`nsi :1,115Ing a +tri nee lsmplp nn11 the
ramp of Israel Wits no more In re•
nu'ndtrnt,.'. There wens 110155- left but
thy• tribe of Judah only.
cultic -s. David. has b,,: •heti.,, at
some length a little problem of his,
and stops to ask Jrrswlalt. his seDlor.
whsther It Is not do. But Jeremiah
wakes Hu answer. Ile 1+ sitting with
held held listening to something else
So, were we all. , A hundred sante
away. forty or fifty S•111411 t,m'Ie're
were singing loge! her. -Nearer. illy
libel, to Thee."
I had heard- not hiisg ebr' for some
thee. 1 was away back nit the lull
plain 111 our of those early excursions.
trying to hell for the first time 4.f. u
X111110. the Nafur t,bst '1. /111111'1' every
Dahl;, 1 saw again the 11111ry she•k-
ads's with the skullr'rowuwl (odes;
the Outlet dark ,alts whew• only wor-
ship wens about [hos,• shabby little
eres•lleus for 111(• spirits' of the dead
that stood in the clearing of the thlek-
el. 1 slew again thine ,lays when
I was the first 111 speak lit 1116.111 111
I:,e1 nod Christ. The years have pass•
ed sines' tinea. and by the feeble
efforts of native tenedlert-al► ao feeble
and ao un+k111,91:-the lamp has been
lit and kept trimmed and burning.
Dimly emesgh at times -fur strong
winds of eimeystition have sw'1'ot the
and sometimes the rnnitlese
moths and Inerts of sin have gathered
about the light .and tilmusf smothered
it. lint it hoe hem kept bunting.
and noire and uHsre lamps have been
lit.- Fron.Afrirsn Idylls.
PAINFUL SCIATICA
AND NEU
Caused by Stared Nerves Due
Weak, Watery Boal.
People think of neuralgia a. a pain
in the fend or face. bat neuralgia
may affect any nerve of the body.
Different names are given to It when
t atria -tee certain acmes. Thos neu-
ralgia `4.f the orotic nerve Is called
neintiea but the elaanu•ter of . the
Irvin and the uaturc of the disease is
the same. and the remedy to lee effec-
tive. must be the saute. The pain,
whether It takes the form of ecintli'n
or whether it affeets the (ave and
hsnd. le caused by sfnrved nerves. The
blast. meldsh n,!rtunlly carries nour-
ishment to the nerves. for some rea-
s.n no longer duels s, and the r.eru-
elnting pilin yen feel is the cry of the
starved nerves for feed. The redeem
why the blood fails to properly nour-
ish the nerves is usually because the
blood itself 111 weak and thin.
When you build tip the impoverished
blood with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
you are attacking ,relative. neuralgia
and kindred disea APS of the
profit of the value of Dr. William,'
Pink Pill. In esters of this kind w,•
give the statt•utent of lir+ \tnrion
Bell, Port Elgin. Ont.. eche says -
"Some years ago 1 was attacked with
w•iatien ht 4.:y leg and hip. The 15111
was excruciating and finally i w•ne
force) to go to Iced. .tppnrently all
the doctor mold do was to give m
drugs to dull the pain. ns otherwise. i
rimed no relief. i Ind been in hal
with the tronile for right wiles when
a Indy who game to .w• me said flint
sir hail had a similar nttnek. and had
only found relief through: the use of
Dr. R'illiaine' !'Ink Pills. I derided
at ane,• to try this medicine, :and be-
fore 1 had taken more than three
boxes 1 found relief.' i (ontinned the
4.+r of the pills and trader the trent-
me11t the pain left 1n4'. 1 wens able to
walk -again, and lore not .11 nee had
the lenet return of the trouble. 1 fc.1
that Dr. 11'illlamm' Pink Mile bane
been of such great benefit to me tlt,t
( strongly oras' similar sufferers to
give then) a fn1r trial:'
1'4trl can get threw pule from nny
melicln,' dealers or by mail at :10
ernts n box from The Dr Will laTIN'
Medicine Co.. Bro•krllle, (int.
WORLD MISSIONS.
Tonight 1 nen sifting entsldr r
'.mt In the light of the moon. F' oar
or five 111 14.111.1. are with nue \1'r
bate been talking together glom their
„rk and experi•tr.'e, tint 111 have
to+•n telling nM. with w 4 e• glow
111.1 hire of ethos• w-hn helve tat enter-
, ,.I on et new ::nil foe im11 l4. w•rtl.•
'.:nething nf their effort nisi Ilm.
- GODEILICH, ONT.
EvEry Wife
Should Know
that Zam-Buk contains in most
compact form all the essentials
of a perfect ever -ready home
skin medicine.
This grand herbal preparation
is beautifully soothing for cuts,
`burns, scalds, etc., or for chafed
and chapped skins. 1t removes
all danger of germ -infection,
poisoning or inflammation, and
heals the most troublesome wound
or sore with reinarkable ease.
ZAM-BUK is "A Surgery In a
Two-inch Box,' useful for both•
Accidents and Skin Cisoase.
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horst, t:l. ne.lvh'--4'1lptaiu, F. A.
Garnett. Sit. ('ntharin.•': engineer. F'.
\Lnillul. Mont real. 4:11'11.ossh Cap-
tain.
1(.
til4., .t. 1\'. leeat[he, MI,llaud; en-
gineer, live, W. Myron. T4.tvmto. 111e1
eerrle Captain. F. V. Mchttyr.•, To-
ronto; eugiuev.r. Wena. ('harlsltrietu.
Mont real. 1:Ieugeldit-- ('a pit In. Pre -
gent. Montreal; engineer, Wilbert
Smith. ieamiugtun, Glenliuuie Cap-
tain M. Green, Mkiland; engineer.
Robert Knight. Kingston. Iaenls•hir
-Captain,. i). Charts' 114. Sorel. P.Q.;
engineer, V. Parker, Montreal. Glen.
.,rule --Captain, Chits. E. Seott. Mid-
land; engineer. J. It. ,lnderson, have.
fork.
RADIO PROGRAMS
SCOTT'S SCHOOL
TO HAVE REUNION
Ohl I'uplb. of East Wasson/di Seethes
Foregather Next July.
cast w'awanosh, April 21.--luvita-
tiuus are tieing Israel 14. over IYMI for-
mer pupils and teachers 45( sehaot wr-
ttuu Nu. la, Fast W8%111'41,11', for s
reunion to be held oIS the aehnol
grotulds on July ,23 The event will
be 111111 of t11.0 big affairs in the county
fhb, year 111141 already wain• have sig-
nified their intention In he present.
The section has a ' must interesting
history.
lit the late fall of 1.492 tiu• early
+Piller% lledll it meting to :11.1•8ulgs' for
the building rel conducting of n sedhad
- {ria program li brief. week of
April 27, 1112-1. WHY, Sehene•tndy.
N.T.e•Gen•rnl Electric ('o,. 7510 kllo-
cyeles(3W1 metes). Eastern standard
time.
Sunlny. April 27, 9.30 a.nt.--Sterric.
of First Presbyterian church. .Uistny.
N.Y.. german hR Itev. Dr. William
Herman ilopkhns.,, ,
2.30 p.m.-\xGY Symphony pre•lees-
f , dao Klitven, e'iidnetur: Caryl
M rshnll. tuers11-sopr11n.. soloist.
*'t0 p.m. -Seryl. of First 1'r•sby-
terlrtfl .herb. Albany. N.Y. •
• *utility, April •'2K. 7.1:. p.m.-.ld-
dr.as, "Farm Buren' 1srlot nlen tion.•'
J. ('oryell. Ncw Perk State Farm Bur -
e111 Fe'drratlon.
7.23 pm. --Address. "Gardening in
Prose and Verse," i ..b .!dams, New•
York State College of .tgrieniturc.
7.45 p.m -Mush -al program by WON'
(wette'stra. •hw.eph 4'ulhatie. tenor.
Arthur (:gyne, lots., Cyril ('adieux,
baritone. nod .tames Early. pianist.
Tuesday. Aprft 29, 7.45 it.In -
Addrws.. "Thr Blot' in Present nay
Polities." Dr. lr.\ Lein) 4:.eelelaii,
a ssists tat professor of, /wdltle:11 silence,
Colon College. SelrtivMdy. N.Y.
RAO p.m.--4'oniir opera. -The Pir-
stel of Prnzauee." by GIIItert & Snlli-
van. sung by the WI Y (sight Opera
4'entpany, Carl Jester. rviadurt.r.
Wednsedny. .\pelt :4.1. 5.30 p.ut --.\t)
write',„ "tory. (amnesty YuntII's Cent -
petition.
Thursday. May 1. 7.$ p.m. -
Moment+ with Nee Book.," by -1
Han, General EI
Appointments at Midland.
Appointment,' of toasters and en-
gim'ere of brats wintering nt Midland
nor annoudrd as follow•s:-Gienehe'
-captain 1♦'. A, Lavigne, Midland;
englie,er, I). Aluelair, Windsor. Glen -
isle 4'aptain, Jas. Tindall, 'Midland:
engineer.. Percy Eagles, Midlut
Gleu,rphy -- Captain, Fred ilnrk
Midland; engineer, Gm. Price. R' 11-
beIahele. Glenfinnan-('eprein, nl-
(•nlm Stalker, l'rtte?ring: erg ' -neer.
Jos Sfiverthorue. \tJQtnn.l Glen-
tyon-d'nphin. Win. Taylor. Imre-
few-n; engineer, Ed Hurl. lellaud.
Gleulivet---Captain. Bs rt. Ito e. Peur-
ranorm lshene; 'engineer, 1 ; Sinclair.
Owen Round. 4aenhr e• --(*plain
Percy Beattie, Midland; engliteer, J.
it. 1'nlding, MIiland. (ileneairn-
Captain. D. Hndsnn, Minitel; (met
-
eer. 74. Delman, Mid ml. Glemm�vis
--(alptatn. Angus MncKny. Owen
It.nmd ; engineer..1 King. Elgin. Ont
f:l•n,mva Captain ,ins. 1'eeue. 4'01•
'ingenue!:.•ngltxe r, M. Mittlt.,•r', MI11-
lun.1. 4aetx•I Captain. ain. 4'hp+. B.
Kirk. Lnkepor : engineer. John (111-
terl, llirltmu (ilenrig--4'anima. Roy
iturke. Ih. , Itntt ; engineer. 1:.0. it.
F'h•nlitut. T rontn.
Glen's .•nmahlpo. i,td.: Women' -
caws in. 1. 14. Plrk»ring, ('oiling-
w,wed : ngiieer. 1.. .1. ielgg. Midland.
taint n-C*14nin. rotor (Jarfl•rs.
Lent end : engineer. J. A O'Brien.
Ow, : Sound. Glendown t'nptnin.
Er est Tremblay. Murray itay. en
t iter. Jas. Iteuuetf. Montreal. Gl•n-
eehorf 4'apfaln. W. J. !lawman
1'ellingwat,l ; engineer. .1 A Mwl,Ans h -
Ian, Parkhill. Gl'm•aly- ('nptltl (1.
Ferguson. WinrtOn: engineer. John
Gilbert, Mldlatul. Glengerno•k -Cap-
tain. W. Blant'holt. ieol%lneau, np,
engine- r. Edward Fleming. Jtrrx•kvltle.
Men Line. Ltd.: (Ilenhu,lrle --Cat'
�s11n, A. iiunvier. Rtonrta, P.Q. ; 1'•n
neer. W. Gosln-In, Alliston Gl•n-
ntrttl. Captain. .\ E. inking. To•
ronin: 4tsgineer..1. FL Readmit H. CralK-
Jaeth. i.ih!a
company, \
8.(111
Jericho." Alf
rnun. "Tear \r
eel Smtr,' b
I'Inyers. F.Iwnril II. smith. 111
Friday. May 2, 743 p.m
pregrnm by 011ie 4:. 1-ettrt
Walter Reaglee, toiler. Flo
cr. s4;lira no, Mfrs. ,1'et
v14.115510.
1(1.341 p,Dt.-\VG''
ATM Berberich, centr
Saturday. Mar 3.
wish. by R.mnts's
Kenmore Hotel. .0
tr
ric
in the section. `Three trustees were
,'le•Ied, with Daci.) Siutt els Wrrl•tIr% -
,tn41 treastrer, whielt hr fa11h-
ftilly filled for forty years ('alter
Scutt dutultel a site, un the earner of
101 :144, ('oa',•ssiun 7,
Timber teeing Plentiful.. they trade
"INN," amt I.eaIi 11111 Ih.« tir+t evilest
,mtit11I•t.41. NU.. Ilear.•, now llr�
Ja11111', 1iteriwlu. , Ilr.ae6.bridge, w'a+
••Hga:;el :is Witcher: and 11111atasl . 11111
.••1111.11 4.11 February 1. iWCt, with two
pupil:. 11 girl mei a h.q. pr, +cert. '
Grnetawlly others were a.141.v1 to the
roll and in a few years over 1411) were
in regular attendance. making time.
very lively. with 110 dale 11o.lu.alts. The
site wits au i.letl srue fur the ehlldn•n.
as • the playgrounds extended a utile i4.
every ry dlnr•IIotC Chime by ,w xe the u :. 111'
hill, for sl,Igirriding, the 'big 1'r 1'k
with. its Ie• in wittier and half-ta dozen
rate[ 111 snnImer. the deep 114.4. fur
swimming, the'lslende end 1uti of tree
•:4.d bt:sln•+.
The Days of Rat Siert.
There were enough thrilling ltd
ntree•atd 11airbrendth escape. he
till n large vnitnue. %Ils: . ty "t
hind" to one 0f' l.h.• old thine pa
von want to e'er their eves art
big smile on their Nees.
The re-Ms.1 was also need
nuuiity hall.. Religious
hell i4. 1t from tine• t t'
year. :i flourishing-, urn:;.
'•ondu.-ted by Jai •s \\"
wet 1'
y. For
e held 11'•
arts held It
a belle :t lar
susestggemINININealiegglisgoomma
it pays to use
MARTIN -SENOUR
1ppbPURE PAINT& VARNISHES
v./rile to Head Office Montreal tor Free poohlat
HOMO PAINTING F4AOC EASY
SOLO BY
F. HUNT
GODE it ICH
gntel results. T
township libr
Imrtinus w
tions al
Aft
(pitted suet :t train
on tie, hill. with i
led opened in .1
half acre wall 11'
lunch to the el
.\ ttuurishin
•111 -(etc wit•
yea r. 11 Nun,
1 •istting n
Fine
The
etanlhs
n- up
to Incl
and
ns'
h
en
e h•
1' 1.
n int
s a 6.ou
1'114 ween
• :nal .f. •
.eh,ed 0 1
Wittily; y'm!•.
also held IIx• i
.•.t r1. tile . noun
e and the eke•'
r 11. 111,,.1 wens ri•-�-
011c 15:1+ 1..[111
-oto-el11v eipripme,,
miry. Is77. Ilene ..
.•el for a playground,
grit" 4f Lb.•.pupil.
literary 1.1 debiting
oriel et: i. e.• and for
uot'i far :rod fete f..r
.1 literary toib•nt.
r.•
riek School New as Site.
1111f4 •s•her.l w':a • Hot a, :nt,- I
y britt as the 1111: ..111. h
...ad I,t.n,:
n the bill 11 caught 1111 the heavy
it ens u1d-bt+ltiou,•.1 sad stinky
It w•ae mnsIb'rsl well to build a :
site. and i4. 1914 a tine. me.) rn reel
rat ant• ttvs Milt im the site eif the
d log ons'.
Gt the world war. the sate! .1.1 11s
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1:'11"1.14 11x•1114,. to live c, ars, (raving In
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turtb••r their 1
of their .emir.:,:' 1.1 the, thirty -1
fear teacher. eight ere des'natd.
1: i, Intri.sUHg ro hole that the
first tn. .I :schen.. Jtr+.11arriw'n and'
•f to Ix• bP•+•Mt
at tl.= Cetinje.' t.. 1.' held nt mid-
.nminer .\L, that \1r+. D. 1'.•.k. the
first girl pnpi'. has Assay,. lived with
in sigh: 310 4.'111„I of OW «h...d and
.hare. nn its flee homer roll slow•+. SNI 10.4.1 t:otpr....pi,m of the pupils
Ont of ow 'I newts thar hum 5- at- :and wilt Ila,, the seal of holier at the
t!•ud1 d here 01111 two deed 11hil.• pipits. r'ln,im,
The nttentlnns, ha. title last hetet . -
v.ars 1s•ett grnlu:tlly falling oft, 4IIIA( -'('b• Impi!• .u'• w•attere.l ear and
row• iH : i�t omen are on the roll , wide. Some has.• passed to the great
a \•,of 11 WWI' 111111 teachers held .way '•e• i• v :qr.. 4'.s.k and IWO
Will v - esiw�
(vier. \i `
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39 p. m. -Rarer
orchestra. New
any. N.Y.
\ enhired man ny cans' into the of
fice of the .'s ate for w•Ikh she
worked to ...ire her tidy
wage+, As,p11 email ant write, she ni-
nny. made , r mark nD th,• receipt -
the notal c 11.$. 11111 0n iiia ,weAainn
will. made n circle. "Whetes the,
matteer, niter the man in charge
n'kel. ' l'hy," Linda explained enrn-
estly " h done get mnrrlel yesfpr
day a ' changed mai
hi•
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1 optimist Is n tnau who thinks
won't have to order smother tort
coal this pp11s011
You can get
at Us; then why
trust the stranger ?
Hundreds of people in
Canada are being vietitnized
thew' days by fraudulent,
glib -tongued subscription
agents who take the money
Intl ,1nn'tdeliver Illy gtesI .
I Ilii' is particulnrly true of
magazine suhs•ri)dinns.
Next t stranger tries
t 1 sell you it magazine re-
nieniber thnt-
if a etch sell ism the saute
nrallazine for the aotit e
o/ten a better-prir•e•
The st ranger cranes - you
know nothing its to his bona
fides --rind goes.
tl'r'n• Aire to slay. 1f mry(hiag
n0P4 wrong
YOU CAN GET AT US -
1e1 us Tittle rpm 'mice* tm rrwys
maga'.„ra or 1MIe'ra you, are in-
erre•ted in. ,
THEA !.,
"(ins are naw in the reti'In that
a- re h• -re wive the lest • h.s4 was
bnllt
,'Iserti+ing matter 1+ Is in: ,irrnlaf-
ell ter 111e el,1 I11O-' reunion. golden
"anniversary- /1 11.1 Prot metal firemen's
tournament to be hell at Stpsferth
.\menet 2 t.. 6. The taraforth people
ere making preparations for a hie
week. and no decide w ill Las•• an 11x-
.ell•nt program for tlsa .'nteetaaar.l.•nt
of their sieitore.
The sclentine name for laninew1 la
ergrtpltsbta. bat ?hie winat eeate the
lazy people. 11- i e l i t n Beacon; -
BEAUTY SPOTS OF CANADIAN ROCKIES
Man and nature combine to provide 1
a real out -o( -skean holiday, neat et
Jasper National Park, Alberta, am
the main tine 011 hp nOi,,n \atinnal'
Railways. Photograph shows a few
of the beauty smelts close to Jasper
('ark Lodge, the magnifi,•ent cabin hostelry hostelry of the National System,
tflhis-h has leen evened for the tam-'
fort and con'rnienre of tourists who
wish to make the mast of she magni-
ficent mountain arenety to he Toned
within the borders of Canada's largest
National Park.
Centre photograph shows \Inapt
Edith Cavell, an imposing pile named
in honor of Britain's heroic war
nurse. The darker rnlorerl mountain
to the right of Cavell has appro
priatcly been named Mount Sesrmw.
Mount Cavell, in addition to being
the higbeet mountain in jasper Na-
tional ('ark, 11,033 feet high, is also
one n( the twat beautiful from a
weals' point n( view.
From the motor road whirls leads
from Jasper Park Lodes almost to
the foot of the ('arell lar*, which,
because of its peculiar dupe. N known
as "The Glacier of 11,e (;host," a
magnificent panorama nf the Atha.
baera \'alley is n'eares't Motor cars
are available at the itvige few the use
of tourists et all times, and there are
alas numerou, peck and saddjg hones,
1 which may be ue(uter) together with
Ithe services of guides, by these who
wish to mender from the L1 111. dark
and thus approach. some sI C
mrhirh are f[aamu
, the reach pi the motor
ountains ns' WI