The Signal, 1924-5-1, Page 8•
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Warm the liniment, spread it
on brown paper and cover the
affectcxi parts. It eases pain,
r;:itves stiTness.
771; ,; r: 4'y medicine chest. to
THE SIGNAL,
Sunday Aft�rnoon
1
By /S�IBEL HAMILTON, Goderich, Ont.
By IS,AB£L HAMILTON, Ont.
My blether.
Mother wine soy heart remembers
Weeks and yelrr of tender care,
Glorious tales of song and *tory.
lIappineus beyond eompare.
Vlslour fair of friend a4M1 pleyuwtes.
lndnlug love -Sight -all (trowel.
.anus of comfort everla"tlug.
Strength 11 1141 refuge always found.
Singing, rot -king 1n the cradle
hreamlttg peneflllly of thee.
rowing. struggling out of (•11114111x,1
Intel Ilfe's waturity.
),other aline, In dedication
All thy children bring thee pruner
Por thy Mllcritkr, furgIvenees.
For thy help In wondrous way's.
Pleeeet. twist or Unknown future,
Repliru of Udine own most,
Proudly of thy hest thou gayest
Life and 'home, the perfect whole., ,
I)ay of days. tt4.thee In memory.
Joy and Marrow, 'nee and rest.
i would think of thee, ply mothe .
- Guiding star, forever Mesterei.
--Sele•tel.
COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR
Darkens Beautifully and Restores
Its Natural Color and
Lustre At Once
Comma) gardenbrewed into a
heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol
added, will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and lux.
uriant. M. the Sage Tea and Sul-
phur recipe at thoughte trouble.
some. An easier way L to get Me
ready -to -use preparation improved by
the addition of other ingredients a
large bottle, at little cost. at drug stores,
known as "Wyeth's Safe and Sulphur
Compound," thus avoiding a lot of
muss.
While gray, faded hair is not sinful,
we
all desire to
retain our youthful uthtul a
peannce and attractiveness.By dark-
ening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, be-
cause it does it so naturally, so evenly.
You just dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
your hair, taking one small strand at a
time; by morning an gray hairs have
disappeared. After another application
or two your hair becomes beautifully
dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant and you
appy yeas yuuuge.
women! DYE
AY GARNENT
OR DRAPERY
Waists
Skirts
Coats
Kimonos
Dresses
Sweater,
Draperies
Ginghams
Stockings
Each IS -sent package of "Diamond
Dyes" contain. directions so simple nay
woman can der or tint anynil, worn,
faded thing new, even if ate has never
dyed before. Drug stores sell all oilers
?HERE IS ONLY ONE
GENUINE ASPIRIN
PRAi16R.
CI Lord. we 1 1111 111/4 Thee hat 'Thou
haat taught 4454 to tellers. the "Rheas
a tattler pitleth his chlkhr•n, )) the
}Hm.
Lon' pdNrth them that tear
And we w011141 come to Thee with the
hearts 'of children. end pray that , the
Spirit of the Yon may he with 1114. that
we may cry "Aloha! Tether." and may
en1''r into all the bee esing toed the
pure which they Should have who
are 1lie «41115 11141 tinudltrr' of the
Lord Almighty. Through •le -as Christ
our laird. .tinea
--Itrlti-14 Weekly.
- GODEBICH; ONT.
pr:s.•rvl The ngwl 11 Ile of the reign
lug 110041 Iver«•" 1$).
Tit• former wtrmmu was .\lllulhall,
daughter of .flush. king of Israel, dud
his idolatrous wife Jezebel. They
14rraugtd a 0)44rriage with Jt'.wrha-
pAut1, king of Judah, for the latter's
nun and .4thalimh. Thin met is said
l0 be nue of the few status upon the
character of the good king Jehoshel
p11at. Had ]e' not (W441 SII willing.
even anxious, to ea)neet himself thus
%%911 the ldoletruus home. of Ahab.
many evils ami 11111411 1110041511141 might
have IM4.11 Spared to the royal family
and the kluipdum of Judah. When
Jetloram 4544411 to the thnlne he walk -
tel In the ways of the 1 • of Ahab.
for he lord the daughter crf Muth to
wife. She. early lu- her ea 'tacky as
wife of the heir to (he Ilirout' made
her illfllle:tee felt in public arra Ira
On the death of Jeli.n55u. their ern,
Ahazlall, sueeedet to the thr •, but
he was seouudel in battle *1)41 111111
after reigning but one par. His nei-
ther at l.M•e• rem/AVIA to seat herself
donut 41w• throat.. but there were oth-
er's wIIU 11111 to be disposed of before
Ode etluld be an•umplldlud. The
cruel nature She hail evidently hiker
thud (rine her nether, Jezebel. over-
rode ally lanthcrly feel 1111111 She may
hare possessed, for she hesitated not
to give enters that ail the ante
branl:heS of tle• royal family he n1aSs-
y4cnd One graudenl 110.1111•41. 1HS
t, Jehu4HebL managed to save
11i - she was sn tertirl•ly different
1)pe W411111111 r.41(11 athallah--Ihe
one :1 1 0,e11.411.1'0141 411 all queenly
411111li11e4 „ 11.w•11 111 history 544 a
un1n1t.rer:
high priest. ui
SCSI le. 4115514(1. 1511
enerel history us,
MOTHER'S 11.%1'.
The origin 41f 1hie u1u.-ll observed
they which !trnmiww to iwcona' tini-
verell le given 545 follow'«: A young
Iranuln by 1111 11/e of .tuna Jar
yes ll.mt
her mother. to wIsi 111 she wee more
o i arils attached, in the triol[
than rd u W
of 1917. lei her tole: ug for the lora
e41nlp4 • ship 5114. 11.141 11 borne in
upon her mind that hi re w:4M nit .011-
lury en4e and 0i1.11 11115 thought ever
present In her Mind .lie weight an
Interview wtill her mother's nthli+ler.
11e. bang 0 11111 11 01 vision, readily
grasped her meaning when 1/114. slid
to him: Would le'. In Minor of all
mothers, bold n memorial service un
the 'a1111iverrtlry of her mother's
death: and would he invite all wile at-
tended to weer a white carnation s
Thus was Mother's tiny Nlnngurnt.•01
In the spring of IW4R in a small ehnrel4
In Philadelphia. its reeeptlnn was
more than either daughter or Minis-
ter antieipsteil, for in 1911 President
W1.4011 mato it n 1111ti1111111 dna for
the honoring of mothers. and emerald
-
1.11 the 5144)1441 Sunday in stay for its
utrrrvanee. it blame intl"rliat1111w1
and ham grown to Such 4411 extent fMet
white rarnntions hid t0 give way to
warring any flower that plefteem the
terve of the wearer. 1t lam made the
name Anna Jerrie famous. th uel1 her
thought was only of others. 8114' fns
done mare than eslabIldh a special
Yin -lay service for thoughts of borne
4114(1 home -folk m. Bring tokens of n•-
m,•wbran('e from far 11114 near aril
leave In the heart of the menders a
warmth of feeling that enriches the
soul.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON FOR
MAY 11, 1924.
Lemma Tklt•- Jeholada m Vktery
over Baal
Lessen Paisage--2 Kings 11:1.4,
11-11.
Golden Te et -Epi. 6:10.
Two women played N IIrl'n1111e1,t
part in the history of Judah at this
time. The type. were directly omits -
to each otlePr. se different 441 day
from night. One may lie taken as
representing a witlsh. worldly woman
stripped of all motherly inotheis arlcl
Qtly
Tablets with "Bayer CM'S" ininble to sew In her attitude and eon -
are Aspirin -No others I whither she was tending. The
ale.r wtood -for a really human wo
mei willing to take risks In1Srring
.Jsoger to her own life and home in
macer t0 nave a child from death end
Z1 yea don't see the "Bayer ('ream"
ea the tablets, refuse them -they are
we Aspirin at all.
Insist nn genuine "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin" plainly etamp•d with the safety
"Bayer t'ross"- -Aspirin preserib•d by
physicians for nineteen years and proved
safe by million. for headache, Tootle
sehe, Earache, Rheumatism, bumf/ago,
Colds, Neuritis, and fain generally.
Handy tin Nixes of 12 tablets -also
larges "Bayer" packages. Made ia'
Canada,
Aspirin is the trade mark (registered
1i Canada), (if Bayer Manufacture of
Monoaceticacidester of Fa1,-441cacid.
IWkite if is well known that Aspirin
menus Bayer manefnetore. to assist the
pabtie against imitations, the Tablet of
Bayer Company, Ltd., will be stamped
with�p�their gegetal trade mark, the
-/payer
SULPHUR IS BEST
TO CLEAR UP UGLY,
BROKEN OUT SKIN
I
1 Any breaking out of skirt irritation
On face, neck or body is overcome
quickest by applying Menem -Sulphur.
sacs a noted skin specialist. Because
1 of its germ destroying properties, moth -
fing has ever been found to take the
place of this sulphur preparatpreparation'that
-instantly brings ease from the itching,
burning and irritation.
Medtho-Sulphur heals eczema right
up, leaving the skin clear and 'mmooth.
It seldom fails to relieve the tortnerlt
•nt disfigurement A little jar of
Rowles Mentho-Sulphur may be ob-
tained at any drug store. It b Used
like cold cream.
CHILDREN CRY FOR "CASTORIA"
A Harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups - No Narcotics!
Mother' Vletcher'a ('astoria lima
ben in use for over 30 years to relieve
Labies and children of Constipation,
}latulncy, 1Vind folic and ]diarrhea;
spaying i 'veriahnets arising there
and, by vegetating the Ytomaeh
, *ids eke asalrailation of
going nalnral .I,.•p altittsM4
Ipial'-s. The genuine hears slgnslurs 4f
other, Ilio wife of n
it lowwer i the eyeful
fro,s, ‘I1W sig,;s of
e type of 11 that
was reeourceful. eon, igt',u5 an mo-
therly. She stole hind,\she hid sins.
mill hi,. unrsi, 111 'the 11k1equ1w11er of
their trlup'e house for elk rears,
Dint his very exbter"'••we* a .
towel -
tell by- Athallah, the 411194., uing
w lrere•ign, In the 5eyelt It j'4'Ur the
Melt prlest..lyhuinikn. de•i/el the ti
w'as ripe for die•loming the presence o
tilt. }•snug prince and eleinling for him
the crown which his 41r:nuli41,th'r had
sol mielghti4auly usurped. 1n verge •i
WP 441111 111144• 111' 44111111111441 4411)1 Ill/'
i11tslu•h1111 pa•rwnls of the kingdom
and. ihidiug (he111 Invurahh' to his 110 -
AMIS. h• 4.4retly but admirably ar-
ranged the proteelure by which Ji met
should le- yrn itet1 .411 this wn5 clone
4ilholk (temerity{ bitty mitspifeleallon
flue part of .\Ualbh (verge's •11-1'24.
It wits 4,111• 4.111.11 the 00iw' of the
clapping of kends rind the shouting of
-awl Saye the King" penetrated with-
in 1h• when. 111141 1141 144 her going
out 11110 1 h temple hurts That she
rellizel Ihe situation. There she he -
111.41 the• young Jutish standing as a
rrow'IM•d ki1141 Iu411 she rent her cloth"
and !Mel up her voice and er1e1,
"Treneon. rreaw,n." This however,
failed 141 appeal favorably to the peo-
ple all her behalf. and Jehniada, 111L1w'-
liig no time far such reaction, go'-.-
orders to the guards to remove her
from the raered cart and put her
to death 4rerse•: 14-181. Thum in
gloriously ended an inglorious titre
Jehuituln'M reform having b eglul 111
the throne now extended to the peee
pie and their Worship. He 11a41e :1
('(111114114 between the iord. the Klug
end the people while they were still
together In (14.4'.. house. 'They env
emoted together to he heat's people:
the King standing on the same level
as his reinjects and as much Isand am
the lowest to serve the hoed. 111
further made n covenant IM'tween the
King and his subjt'c•te by IsJlieil 110•
King was 0111lg011 (41 govern aright
and the p erple to obey and give hint
In1e allegiance.
The pe.0(4(9.. 4., elute- their 'A'rl. ,at-
tacked the hong' of Ball 1., pnlliug
down ids temple. his altars and his
)must's And allying Hie one priest
who had not fled on their upproneha
ltut 114.441 rio 11,11) of falx• worship must
be followed by 11' 1n.tltution of trait'
worslrlpl so Je'huimdn upp44111ted of-
ficers to take• charge of the ,e'rvleea In
the house of fila Lord (verses 17.1M),
C LEANS
EVERYTHING
You use so little and achieve so much.
A tablespoonful to a large tub of clothes.
2 for 25c at all Good Grocers
t 5(44)14441-411144)14 44111111)44 4'115 unvt'11-
(41 a few 111011tH. ago. September 114,
1923. iu the Albert 1114tit11te. lhtudt\\
Scotland, "iu honor of Mary Slt•s.or,
'Mincer tuiseloamry 111141 llrills 1 l'ut
Sul In \Visor .\fri-a "
-- The Children's Record.
THE DELICATE GIRL
What Mothers Should Do as Theirs
Daughters Approach
Womanhood- I
11 growing girls a0' 10 1,1500)4' well-
drvduptd. he,llthy' w•o11a•u, their
health most Ile cnrefn!ly . guarded.
Mousers should not ignore their un-
settled molsls or the various- troubles
that tell lit 4ppruuchl1141 womanhood.
It is an important nt tine of Iii: Where
pallor. headache. luleknl•he or eitfier
signs of anaemia are Pr' )dent you iuust
provide the teifferer. with the surest
111141 114 of 111:1k111g new blood. •
Jtvme•nd,'r. pale b100411t4s girls 14.141
1111.14(1• of 11,urishu1l'ut. plenty of Sleep.
and regular open air exerthite. Ifni
eu reeve the bh",Iless sufferer She
11111«1 11a1'1• new blood rind nothing
users the ease so well ne 1)r. 4V16
haute' Pink ('ills. Thew• hills iu-
t `I4I*1' the supply of nets. red hilted;
th 1• et imuliite tee appetite and r'-
til n IIS• weary hark 111111 11ud.S: tilts
-store 1041 and 1harnl, and
lues• u
•'r •Irl • 1e r
es elee
eu Il
, uu 1 pv
1 �4 1. S
tag
11 114 trig t' ,'yes ..f strung. happy
girlie 1
1'4111 1
dealer b1-
cent$ n lSlz
Medicine 4'n.,
•f the4e•pills through nu)'
euUcim•, 441 by 441:111 at :el
fr 'nip 1)r. Williams'
rtickefille, Out,
HATCHING AND REARING
The Best Way of Handling the
WORLD MISSIONS.
The "R'hite Quern of Okoy'ong."
leer name 4.441. Mary Ylesw,r. n
SeotelI girl. Iyer fnmuly WAS poor "1141
ne a young girl she workol he a fee -
tory. getting nt old lime, what little
elne,itlon she e,uld.
As n child s1* had 11111IlyS WA 11t441
to he a miesloeary. 81141 when I14.w5
came home to Britain of lir. !Awing-
stoue'4 death In Africa, ,leu' offered
her Kers-lees to her entire)) in Scat -
teed and In 1878 she was meat to ('ata -
lar in West Africa.
A(n)n after re eltIng ('ilibir, She
offered to go to Ilknynng, one of the
darkest "Tote of "ilerkeet Africa." the
home of snp,erstltlou. sort, 111 rip nn t
cannibalism, when. no tender buil ever
ventured. and wlyer.• she en. the
firma white person that had ever been
seen.
For ninny years, She Used 1111,1 lab
oriel among theme people with mans
a ttirllHng experience The 'tors of
her life la an Intere.ting book yelled
-no White (pont of Ilkoynng."
When 41)e Brltlsh fleet-mm(40 look
over the sdministrntion of Ilknynng.
Airy Siemer was appointed the first
Consul, a pnwition of high tenet end
groat rrspxlltalMllty.
She had found (1knyrmg In the
depths of sin and hen4h oilier. sn4
Abe left 11 with the 1151(11 .f 4'111•Islbin
Ile breaking ever It nil.
At last 111 J44nnnry. 11i1 .. "in Ile•
t6Mdow of the finest Wer," sem' passed
away- "the elln(m'1•Ing Queen of Oko-
yewlg who roiled the henrts of even
tb a Aerest cannllwils through 1111'
power of the faith. by which out of
weakttrsm she we/ trade strong"
Young Chick.
Great Variation In Mortality
per Mash - Feeling Chitin;
Kith Nees -Weight of Chick -
Value of Manure -When to fruit.
(Contributed by Ontario Uepertmabt or
Agriculture, Toronto/
The use of the Incubator an4
brooder has forced the poultry keeper
to study the methods of growing
ch lets. A mother hen and her bruo'l,
when allowed to range. can be fed
a,... "dove the coup es, es tee. uayd.
When the Chicks aer a tell err ks old
gradually change to oIdluary feeds.
Raise the chicks un met 81 Wind.
Keep off the old ground that has had
Chicks running upon it year after
year. Keep the hen tree of lice. Dust
with sodium fluoride or nae a small
amount of blue ointment. A piece
one -halt the alae of a kernel of corn.
placed on the skin below the vent.
will usually kill many et the lice.
Weight of thick*.
One hundred baby chleks when
hatched wtl1 usually weigh between
seven /and eight 'pounds. . W hep. the
chicks have reached an age of twelve
weeks they should weigh between
one hundred and seseuiy-flue and
two hundred pounds. For sake of
comparfauu we rfel tate a calf at
birth with a wt•Ight of eighty' p0uuda
Should the calf a If:
the same rate
of gain as the chick, It would a
twelve weeks of age weigh a ton.
This will help one to 1tiderstapd.why -a
broods of chicks vary 440 Much, and
will also assist the fee tar to appre-
ciate the ()ppm tunity at and to dis-
play his "11411.---11 11. l: ,sham, O.A.
College, Guelph.
SPACE SOON SNAPPED UP.
(ktluµllan Vatluual flallwa)s' Paillasse
Headquarter" Belt-sustalning.
"There is every reason for conn
-
deuce that the Hotel Scribe in Palin,
which has been acquired by the Caa-
adieu National Hallways, will not in-
volve any whittle.... to the burden of
the system," said MaJur Graben) A.
hell Deput3 Mlulster of Beltways
and Canals. on his return from sev-
eral weeks lu Loudon and Paris on
business related to the Dominion's
big public eutrrprise.
"All the door space in the Hotel
Scribe which will not be required
by the Canadian National Ratlwars
or for DominlOU Government pur-
poses already has been reserved by
various financial and other 'Bathe -
Goan., many
Mitten'
Major Bell.
' . yW�eare persuaded that
the rewe44ue derived from rentals will
not only pay fur the maintenance ut
this once building. but also will en-
able us to lay aside standout to
build up a sinking fund 10to a care
of the capital outlay The
min-
ion Government, for the spar:. It
ocqutiles, will pay rent on the same
basis as the other tenants."
. Major Bell devoted every energy
to make the proposition M sere ao
1 possible for the Canadian National
Railways. With the retirement of
Mr. A. Ronovlcf. the original promo-
ter of the transactfou. a special
holding Company, subsidiary to the
Canadian National Railways. was
formed under the French company
laws, with Major Bell as provisional
president and F. A. Young. of the
London oaf ce of the Canadian Na-
tional Railway's, a director and gen-
Some
Some alterations in the Hotel
Scribe are necessary before the best
possible use ,*n be made of 1t.
•
When to Prune.
The dormant season is th logical
time for priming. Mithuu,n w• •u tbo
wood is frozen 'the wore may of lee
very agreeable to the grower. here
young trees or stone [tufts are U41-
cerned'It 1s probably adtaaabfe to c-
lay the pruning until late winter r
early spring, but bearing apple tree
can be pruned in sero weather with
out apparent Injury. Pruning Is the\
one major orchard operation whlcn
can tie performed to advantage dur-
ing the whiter months. At that tiwe
there are no leaves to interfere with
the vision of the minter, and conse-
quently lie is better able to judge
which branches should be removed.
Furthermore, It is only during the
winter teal the grower has the time
to give to thin work.
Building Material in Africa.
The natives of South Africa min
a plaster which Is said to be stronger
tilt° burned brick to build their
houses, from material used by ants
to make their hills.
Sometimes oue mound thrown up
by the Insects will furnish enough
material for several good -abed
buildings.
The plaster when hardened fs so - _
tough that only an experienced p,..-
\":u."11%W :nim- 1.1 hsoue' the grain
eon can succeed In driving a nail
epee, ..r e':umdu It is ulrald, the
through it.rain sped Sr. 4'idle-rine. Stu u ia rd.
Palace Becomes Restaurant.
The old palace of the ex -kaiser In
Berlin has been remodelled, and con-
verted into a popular priced, com-
fortable restaurant. It is managed
by Mme. Halnlseb, mother of the
tWsident of Austria, Dr. Eugene-
lrarswald of Vienna, and Mme.
Frits Krelaler, wife of the violinist --
all Auirtrians. They are catering to
the class of citizens of Berlin ruined
by the war. The patrons who attend
are very proud to eat In the halls
wher" Kaiser,Wik11am once entertain-
ed h is gltista
many feeds and the chicks do w'•Il
simply because the lieu and the ehlcke
balance tRe ration by catching In-
sects and selecting tender green feed,
and, It may be several other things
that we have never observed.
(L•eat Variation in Mortality.
There Is a great varlatiou in differ-
ent broods of chicks reared by the
inflicts! method. and may broods
have a high mortality and a very
unthrifty appearance. The chicks can
be reared easily with reasonable tare
and attention. The use of a little
common sense Is essential.
One should remember that, given
a brooder, a Colony house, and ray
three hundred baby chicks, it Is the
duty of the, operator to keep tate
chicks comfortable, and that every
need of the body must be taken to
those chicks. Thereis no clucking
hen to pick up bits of gravel or to
catch Insects. The feed mast bei
taken to the chicks.
At present the department of Poul-
try Husbandry at the U.A.C., 1s coat
ducting a series of experiments, the
object being to find a simple, tries
pensive method of growing a eorme.
Chicken. It may take years to get of
answer, but each season we add a
little to our knowledge.
Hopper Mash for Chicks.
The mash used at the Poultry De
partment, O.A.C., In the hoppers, 01
feed moist, where the chicks are
ranging consists uf:
169 pounds of Corn MsuJ.
100 pounds of Crushed 1)510.
100 you red. of Mlo,rls.
100 p'nu.31 „1 141"0.
67 pounds. of Meat Scrap.
60 pounds of Hone Meal.
The whole greln hopper feed usu
ally consists ut fifty per ceut. ea( h ei
wheat and cracked corn. if souk 4.
given to drink, nue-half, If not more.,
of the meat scraps may - be taken
from the Inaah.
The pullets slay on range• unit
ready to lay, which period t when
they are about six months of age 11
they prefer roosting in trees to the
house we allow them to do so, in feet
we rather prefer that they wow.'
roost 1n trees.
Shade, tender green feed. Pleur
of clean drink, and enouah to ca:
are seeentlal.
Deeding (,'hleks With Ilene.
Where chicks are being reared'
with hens, and have access to teed, ,
gran or other green feed, a ver,
good feed le raw or cooked Winn,
Bake made with an egg hl It. Gil.
milk to drink, and have a quart or a..
or 1 was • *bA, corn to tut Doll
To Sell
Farmer's Wives
if the roads are bad,
many a prosperous farm-
er's wife postpones buy-
ing something she ac-
tually wants for herself
or family, until she can
get to town.
Later, the teams will be
busy. She won't be able
to get to town.
Experience shows s h e
will buy now, if you give
her the chance. Call her
by Long Distance. She
will feel complimented.
Know your stock, so You
can answer her ques-
tions readily.
A little experience will moon
show you how it works
Don't judge by 'one or two
attempts. Try a dozen, lo-
telligenUy. Others do it
successfully. Why not you?
Seery Ball Telephone if a
LOSS Distance Station.
v
Make Your Trip More Enjoyable by a
Refreshing Night on Lake Erie
(Ye.., rag t1sa.t u feed .n 11.. boat.)
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The Hoodoos on the Cavell Motor
Highway, Jasper National Park,
cunnus stone trauma brought into
being by the ero,inn of the earth
under the constant wearing effect,
of air and water, draw exclamations
of wonder from thnus.•Intl. 0f tourists
who visit the largest of Canada's Na-
tional Parks Csery year.
111w flat stones, balanced a.
hats, atop the pinnacles of earth
which have stood up firmly when
the mountain side all around them
crumbled or was washed away by
the rushing waters, earn as though
the slightest breath of wind would
he sufficient to send them hurt-
ling to the bottom of the valley
hundreds of feet below. A favorite
sport with the tourist fa to drop
large atones on the hondnns and pee
them sway back and forth drunk-
enly, yet finally vagain their poise
and remain balanced as firmly as
before.
The tourist in the photograph who
was hold enough to scramble clown
and us. one of the flat atones for
a table on which to Asst his arcus,
had a strenuous climb before he Apia
regained the level surface of the
Cavell iligghway, 'ehkh minds up from
the Athafmsra Valley almost to the
font of the glaeies of the Ghost, that
peculiar m -old formation of ice a
allow whir:h hangs on the wide stretch,
of Mount Edith Cavell
VIaftees to Jasper Park Ledge
may travel by motor or Addle
from the Lodge 40 tM loot of MAonsg
Cavell or any of the other alt
Istirrwnding the kw -raisin
of the Canadian National Ratlw6ph,
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