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A FINE COMPLEXION
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.may Be Had "Through the Bich,
Bed Blood Dr. Williams'
Pink Palls Actually Make.
A girl's .pomp1exion le -something
More than a matter to concern her
v enity , It is an indication .of the
statef
o her
health. Pallor '�
>,ai
al a
growing girl means a thinning of
the blood, Parents should be
watchful of their daughters' eom-
plexions and .should see to it that
these danger signs are corrected.
When a, girl in her teensbecomes
pale. and sallow, if +she .shows an
inclination '
atlon to tiro easily,.
is listless
and inattentive to herwork or
studies, udles 1
she needsr
D "� ' 'a
,X1111 ms
Pink Pills, a tonic which directly
and -specifically corrects the condi-
ton from which she is suffering.
A chemical analysis of. the bleed of
such a girl would show it to be defi-
cient in just the elements that Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills can supply,
find which restore brightness to the
'yd and eolor to the cheeks. Mss
Deliria Arsenault, Urbainville,
P.F.I„ is one of the thousands of
anaemic girls restored to health by
the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
She sats: "I was attacked with
anaemia, and was in such a Faniser-
sble condition that I had to consult
• dveta,r, and was under his care
for several months, .but without
tetting better. 1 was growing
hinner every day, had dark cir-
eles around my eyes. I could hard -
• sleep at night, but tossed rest-
lessly and got up in the morning
with black anticipation of the day's
miseries before. rue. I was always
botherd with headaches and pains
in the back and limbs. My .appe-
tite was poor and I •frequently
rc,lnite$1•what I did eat. My friends
feared that I would not recover. I
lad often seen Dr. Williams' Pink
Pillq advevti ed, end filially de -
aided to try them. I used alto-
gether nine boxes, and they made
me as well tie ever I was in my
life. All the pains and aches dis
appeared; my appetite returned.
I could sleep soundly at night, and
the calor returned to my cheeks.
alta gained. seve,iteen pounds in
vei<glit. I am now always well, and
or this. happy condition I have to
thank 1)r. Williams.' Pink Pills."
You can get these Pills from any
dealer in medicine or by mail at
its cants a. 'box or six boxes for
it2.50 fa -m The IDr Williams' Medi-
:iair ('o., Brockville, kVille, Ont.
Not l'nanimuus..
IIix Wonsan are• su?pieious
;reatu re s
\t'ix—My experience is to the.
uutrary. For instance, there's
my wife; she's a woman and trusts.
ate, while my grocer, who is a man,
ieesn't.
Kinard's Liniment Lumberinan's Friend
She Wasn't Sure.
A famous baseball player has a
younger .tester W1ia• is very proud
of him. although, she is not very
familiar with the game. Having
spoken of him one day to a visitor
the was asked by the latter what
position her brother played.
"Why," she stammered, "I ---I'm
act sure, but I think he's a bat-
• ter.
l inflamed Eyelids,
Eyes by expo-
sure to Sun, Oust and Wind
yequickly relieved by Marine
EyeRemedy. No Smarting.
just Eye Comfort. At
Your Druggist's S0c per Bottle. Marine Eye
6alveinTubes25c. For BookoiiheEyeFreeask
Druggists or Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago
The best bed for a child is one
of churned straw in a strong un-
bleached cover, It is healthy.
springy, and cheap.
HOME
STUDY
Arts Courses only:
SUMMER
r! SCHOOL
f a 1, JULY and AUGUST
UEEN'S
UNIVERSITY
KINGSTON, ONTARIO
ARTS EDUCATION MEDICINE
SCHOOL OF MINING
CHEMICAL MIIVIMECHANICAL 5
CIVIL ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING.
GEO. Y. CROWN, Registrar
WHERE THE SPARK IGNITED
Serajevo, Capital of Bosnia, Losing
Oriental Character.
Serajevo, the unknown Bosnian
town where the spark ignited that
flamed forth into the greatest war of
the ages, is described by the National
(geographic Society as one of the
beauty spots of the Balkans. It was
the scene of the assassination of the
Archduke
Freitag .A. du
a Pr anes i Ferdinand, in
a
nd h.
sir
apparent to the thrones of Austria and
Hungary, and his wife the Duchess
of Hohenberg,
Serajevo is built upon the river "MR -
lecke, a small tributary of the Bosnia,
and spreads over both slopes of the
narrow valley to the rugged hills.
Partly- oriental and wholly set in the
green and emerald of its gardens and
neighboring well -wooded 'hills,
Sera-
jevois frequentlycalled
"The Dimas -
cue of the North." The city lies 122
miles southwest of Belgrade. With
a growing population of 00,000 and a
thriving commerce and industry, Sera-
jevo has been fast losing its eastern
character, reconstructing the old Turk-
ish city to conform to the purposes of
Western progress. _
Its large bazaar is a favorite mar-
ket place for the peasants of the whole
province, while its commission houses
l conduct the exchange of Bosnian ag-
ricultural and mineral products with
the manufactories of other parts of the
empire, It has potteries, silk mills,
a tobacco factory and a large individ-
nal, or house industry, which produces
fine embroideries, rugs, embossed and
filigree work.
Napkin Envelopes.
Envelopes are used instead of
napkin rings in some of the pen-
sions of Europe,
«'shite or eolored or apretty
flowered crepe paper of a heavy
quality is doubled, then cut into
pieces eleven by sixteen inches, one
end rounded at the corners. All
around the edge receives a double
row of machine stitching and the
paper then is .folded in three, so
that the rounded end is a trifle
shorter than the ether part, The
short end forms the flap of the en-
velope made by the other part.
Stitch at both ends. On the flap,
ppste a bit of white paper one by
three inches, on which to write the
name.
The napkin when folded fits
nicely into this envelope case.
These cases are being used inpen-
sions all over Europe, afresh ono
being given to each person as soon
as the old one is soiled. In various
colors they also give a pretty touch
to the home table,
s
THE BEST MEDICINE
FOR LITTLE ONES
Thousands of mothers say Baby's
Own Tablets are the only medicine
they would give their little ones.
Among them is Mrs. Howard Hod-
gins, St. Catharines, Ont„ who.
says; "I am a user of Baby's Own
Tablets .and think them the best
medicine in the world for little
ones." Once a mother has used
the Tablets .she will us -e no other
medicine because elle feels the .Tab-
lets are absolutely safe and knows
they never fail to banish all the
simple ailments of little ones.
They are sold by medicine dealers
or by mail at 25 cents abox from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,.
Brockville, Ont.
" Lights for Battle Fields.
According to the Army and Navy
Journal, searchlights ,are, for ob-
vious reasons kept dark until the
field artillery has ceased firing and
dile enemy is charging. To• illumin-
ate a field over which the enemy
is to advance, star bombs and
tares are also used. Flares, which
.re meetly modified fireworks, are
'Ike the familiar • red, white and
lue lights used in Fourth of July
ele�b'ration�s to illuminate ,streets
and parks. Sappers go out in
runt of the trenches . with flares,
which are then connected with the
headquarters of the officers in. Dame
mend of the. first line, who by eat-
ing them off .at intervals tthrough-
ut the night can keep the battle
rout continually lighted. Star
ombs are also adaptations af. mod-
ern fireworks. They ,are shot:froth
mortars into the sky, where for
miles they will give off an
Manse light over a wide - circle of
the st rrounding . country. Before
ne bomb dies out another is shot
to the air. A kind of star bomb,.
hot into -the sky like an ordinary
rocket ns -used by ^bath armies for
stignalling at night.
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Mixing Concrete with thie,. 1915 Model
• HAND MIXER saves you time, !arbor and
money, You get n better mix with gene
nement. Write: for eatairi;uea.
WETTLAUFER BROS.,
Improved Concrete Machinery.
Dent. 'w. Spadina Ave., Toronto, Ontario,
ED. 6.
ISSUE 24--'15.
The discoverer of diamonds is un-
known. From references in Exod-
us it is apparent that the diamond
was a precious stone in 'Egypt in
those early times; and: even before
that it was 'known in India,. where
probably it was first obtained. The
name is derived from., the Greek
word "edemas," meaning "unsub
ditaible.''
From Pliny, a writer of the first
century, we learn thatthe diamond
was regaeded as the most valuable
of all things, and ably a few kings
ever could "afford to buy them. But
as no means of artificial polishing
had been discovered the stone de,
preciated in value; so that the ruby
and the emerald became more pre-
cious.. The discovery by Ludwig
van Berquen, in 1476, of a mode of
polishing and cutting it at once' re -1
turned this gem to the first place
among precious stones.
Alaska was bought by the United
States from Russia, for $7,200,000.
He Meant Every
Word. He Spoke
UST WHY J. A. HILL RECOM-
MENDS DODD'S KIDNEY
PILLS.
He Had Sore Back and Other
Symptoms of Kidney Disease and
Got Real Benefit from Dodd's
Kidney Pills,
Sixty -Nine Ognn-ers, Ont,, June
I(Special).—"I am recommending
Dodd's Kidney Pills as the best of
Medicines." The speaker was Mr.
j, A. Hill, a well-known resident,
scut
r sld
of this place, and he left no doubt
in the minds of his hearers that he
meant every word he said.
"Some time ago," Mr. Hill con-:
tinned, "I had avery sore back.
It started from a cold and I suf-
fered for six months' with it. I
also had stiffness in my joints and
cramps in my muscles and I felt
heavy ahid sleepy after meals. My
appetite was fitful and my limbs
were heavy. Then I decided to try
Dodd:'s Kidney Pills, I took four
boxes and received great benefit
from them. That's why I recom-
mend Dodd's Kidney Pills,"
Every once of Mr. Bill's symp-
toms showed that his trouble was
of the Kidneys. That is why he got
such benefit from Dodd's Kidney
Pills, They are no cure all, but
they do cure sick Kidneys, and the
Kidneys are the keystone of health.
AN YTIIIN G TO WIN.
Who Can Refuse to Believe Any
('barge Against Germany.
After the torpedoingof the Lusi
tania, without warnineven, who
can reasonably refuse to believe
any charge of brutal atrocity
brought, against Germany's conduct
of the war l writes a correspondent
in the New York Sun, Who can re-
fuse to believe that a nation 'capa-
ble of waging a war in such a fash-
ion was capable of deliberately
bringing on the war? Who can
doubt that the policy of "anything
to win" now demonstrated is evi-
dence that Germany courted the
war in pursuance of a policy of just
such world domination as was set
forth by Bernhardi ?
Of what avail is it to complain of
the breaches of international law -
which have been committed by both
sides in the European conflict? The
fact that American lives were lost
on avessel flailing under the Bri-
tish flag after the German Govern-,
ment had warned them of the risk
they were running is immaterial.
Germany has furnished proof that
her warfare respects no flag, not
even the Stars and Stripes. The
war on Germany's part is .a war
against no nation, but against all
nations. It is a war against hu-
manity. - -
Is it not clear that, under its pre-
-sent leadership and . the ideals
which control its Kultur, the Ger-
man nation is a peril to civilize -
tion and not fit to survive? What
will the. liberties of the world 'be
worth if Germany emerges victor
from tthis,confict because', through
a cowardly and dreamy love of
peace, nations which have been
neutral hitherto refuse to do their
part in combating the peril of a
pax Gerilanica with which civiliza-
tion is threatened?
'Unless the United. States has be-
come a. country'of Ohinamen it will
not take this affront lying. drown.
In -deed, the Chinese, with all their
weakness, would Make at least a
show of fight. ,again:st so hideous a
wrong and so dreadful a danger.
GET POWER.
The Supply Conies From Food.
If we get. power from food, why
not strive to, get all' the power. we
clan. That is only possible by se-
lecting food that exactly fits the
requirements of !the body.
"Not knowing how to select the
right food to fit my needs; I suf-
fered • grievously for a long time
from stomach trouble," writes a
lady from a little Western town.
"It seemed as if I would -never
be able to find out the sort of food
that was best for me. Hardly any-
thing that I could eat would stay on
my stomach: Every attempt gave
me heart -barn sad : filledmy sto-
mach
to-ni acda with gas;: I got thinner and
thinner until I literally .become. a
living skeleton and in time was
compelled to keep to my bed. .
"A few months ago I was per-
suaded to try ,Grape -Nuts food,
and it bad such goodeffect from
the verybeginning that I kept up
its use. -I was ,surprised at the ease
with which I digested it. It prove]
to be just what I needed.
"All my unpdeariant symptoms,
the (heart burn, the inflated feeling
which gave me Isco muchpain, dis-
appeared. My weight • gradually
increased from 98 to 116 lbs!:, my
figure rounded out, my strength
came back, and I atm now able to
do my housework and enjoy at.
Grape -Nuts did at."
A ten days trial will show any
one some facts about food.
Name 'givenCanadian by Postuma
Co., Windsor, Ont. Read, "The
Road to Weller' in pkgs.
"There's, aReason."
Ever read the above letter? -A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest. ,
24HOL'R SYSTEM.
Panel' Dials Were Issued in 1886
By the C.P.R.
A souvenir of the early days of
the C.P.R., in the shape of one of
the original watch dials which the
company got out when it introduced
24 o'clock time in; the West, is in
possession of one of the officials,
In 188( the company determin-
d to introduce the 24-hour
system on the western divisions;
and to give emphasis to the
new departure, and, at Ithe same
time, help the memory of all eon-
cetrned, it issued paper dials with
,
he n^hole 24 hours completing the
day, which were to be worn on the
watches
fi
o he employees, a '
to fami-
liarize
liarize them with the new method,
This setting up of the new time
standard was deemed, ,at the time,
a radical innovation, calculated to
disturb the all conservative and
timid creatures who dreaded
change, A certain sensation was
produced at the time; it passed;
the business went on its way; the
western employees became ac-
quainted with the new time stand-
ard, and accepted it as a, matter of
course; but the sight of one of the
old dial plates, which everybody
was showing as a. curiosity in 1666,.
as something which was going to
revolutionize the common life of
the people, recalls the eagereeasof
the company to arrest the atten-
tion, though, of course, 'the change
was advantageous in itself,
How a Sick Woman
Cali Regain Health
READ THIS VERY CAREFULLY.
"For years I was thin and delicate.
I lost color and was easily tired; a
yellow pallor, pimples and blotches on
my face were not only mortifying to
my feelings, but because I thought any
skinwould never look nice again I
grew despondent. Then any appetite
failed. I grew very weak, Various
remedies, pills, tonics and tablets I
tried without permanent benefit, A
visit to my sister put into my hands
a box of Dr. Hamilton's Pills, She
placed reliance upon them and now
that they have made me a well woman
I would not be without them whatever
they might cost, I found Dr. Hamil-
ton's Pills by their mild yet searching
action very suitable to the delicate
character of a woman's nature. They
never once griped me, yet they estab-
lished. regularity, My appetite grew,
keen—my blood red and pure --heavy;
rings under my eyes disappeared and
today my skin is as clear and un-
wrinkled as when I was a girl, Dr.
Hamilton's Pills did it all,"
The above straightforward letter
from Mrs. 1`. Y, Todd, wife of a well-
known miller in Rogersville, is proof
;sufiieient that Dr. Hamilton's PIlls are
a wonderful woman's medicine. Use
no- other pill but Dr. Hamilton's, 25c.
per boar. All dealers or The Catarrh -
ozone Co,, Kingston, Ontario.
Among the new summer fabrics
is .a cotton material known as
"Jeffre," while the new colors in-,
elude "battleship grey" and "Pet-
rograd blue."
At the Yarmouth Y.M.C.A. Boys' Camp.
held at Tusket Fails in August, I found
KINARD'S LINIMENT most beneficial
for sun burn. an immediate relief for
colic and toothache.
ALFRED STOKES,
General Sec'y.
At Any Vaudeville.
"Wihy do these pipers keep walk-
ing up and down while they are
playing V'
d `Becausle • it makes them harder
to 'hit."
Ask for Minaret's- and take no other.
CienalaSISSUMnenzemiswassesso
CUTTEN & FOSTER
AUTO MI
BOAT TWs
Ford owners write for
our catalogue..
SEARS -CROSS
Speedometer, Station.
179 Queen Street West,
TORONTO, - ONT.
TRUE ORIGINALITY.
If you have the consciousness
genius, do something to show it. Th
world is pretty quick, nowadays, t
catch the flavor of true originals
If you write anything remarkable th
magazines and newspapers will fin
you out, . as the schooiboy't find on
where the ripe apples and pears age
Produce anything realy good and a
intelligent t ed
itor will
jump pat 1
Don't flatter yourself that any artiel
of yours is rejected because you ar
unknown to fame. Nothing please
an editor more than to get auythin
-worth having from a new hand, -
There is always a dearth of real]
fine articles for a first-rate journal
for, of a hundred pieces received
ninety are at or below the sea•ievel
some have water enough, but no head
some head enough,
bu t no wate^o
r nl
two or three are from full reservoirs
high. up that hill which is so hard t
climb.
Absolutely
%iv
Painles
No cutting, no Vas•
Corns ters or pads to press
the sore spot.
Putnam's Extractor
O I makes the corn go
without pain, Takes
out the sting over -night. Never fails
leaves no scar. Get a 25c, bottle of
Putnam's Corn Extractor to -day,.
If, when people are charged with
their faults they were credited
with their good intentions, these
would be more satisfactory neigh-
bors in the world.
Seep MihAra'e Liniment in the house,
Among the regimental trophies
of the Lancashire Fusiliers is a
Life of Marlboroughpresented to
the regiment by Napoleon when
they were guarding him in St.
Helena.
=nerd's Liniment need by Plagsiciens.
The official reporter in the
House of Lords receives $2.500 a
year.
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"Atnsrica's Standard. 4 Cyst. Marin. Motor"
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ny. BOW 41144411103 No rtbratton. Cann*U
Ilk, its. d,nMl Motor Car engin.r:a,reme,y'
scouomical on tut% C,.d as standard .991,.
me, byy over tip par sant. of mp .rand•,
leadlap pdatbulldera. CaWogon reou.n,
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The object of the National Ser-
vice League, founded in 1902, is to
promote the movement for compul-
sorymilitary service in Great
Britain.
SEED POTATOES.
Elm IRIs$BBLER POTATOES.
lig selected and Government
inspected for seed. Only limited quantity.
Price, One Dollar per bushel f.o.b. Bramp-
ton. Also Counoieseur'a Pride and New
Snow. two excellent new potatoe$, Price.
Two Dollars per bushel. Special pr ego
for large quantity. Cash must accom•
Pang all orders, H. W. Dawson. Bramp•
ton,
NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE,
$OFIT.3IAKING NEWS AND JOB OF.
aces for sale in good Ontario towns.
The most useful and interesting of all
businesses, Full information on appiica.
tion to Wilson Publishing Company, ?I
West Adola:de St.. Toronto.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
rood staading in every neighbor•
hood of Ontario and Quebec Provinces. to
obtain list of reliable people who ire in.
terested in caviar money during these
war titerson-urchaeesof staple mer.
i
chandiss selected from lluetrited i'•tta.
lone of established Montreal Depart-
mental Store.To the right per,rt
-ua we
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offer attractive remunerat:t:n. rite im.
mediatel» elvini; name, re iddeuce, exper-
ience, with rrfereneee. ('haracter ;a of
more importance than ezpern.•e. Ad•
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1� NGI,ISH VIOLET CREAM,
Be'itatsfier. Pr:ce 2''r'. 1'io lora
s,anv, Orillia.
CVANCER. TUMORS. LUMPS, ETC..
internal and external, cured with-
out pain by our home treatment. Write
us before too late. Dr. Dellman Medical
Co., Limited, Coliingwood, Ort.
"Overstern" V Bottom 5.-0
Motor Boat
Freight Prepaid to any Railway Station in
Ontario. Length 15 Ft., Beam 3 Ft. 9 In.,
Depth 1 Ft, 6 In, A NY MOTOR FITS.
.Specification ,No, 2B giving engine prices on request. Get our quotations
..on—"The Penetang Line" Commercial and Pleasure Launches, Row
boats and,Canoes. -
'. THE GIDLEY BOAT CO., LIMITED, PENETANG, CAN.
COOK IN A COOL KITCHEN
DON'T swelter over a hot range this summer. The
NEW PERFECTION Oil Cookstove keens
your kitchen cool and clean and does away with all ;ase
ash -pan, coal -hod drudgery of the coal range.
THE NEW PERFECTION lights like gas, regulates Dike gar,,
' and cooks like gas. It is gas stove comfort with kerosene oil.
NEW PERFECTIONS are sold in 1, 2, 3 and 4 burner sizes by
dealers everywhere. If your dealer cannot supply you, write us
direct. •
ROYALITE OIL p "NOW SERVING
GIVES
BEST RESULTS VE ;'% }I HO ES"
01 00 •S `l ES
6��kr�:taa•
THE IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY
Limited -
BRANCHES
IN
ALL CITIES
Made in
Canada
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peterborouh
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RBORfay
OUG%4.Cs Canoe ' f
Ask for boats with
this Trade Mark.
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Pet.': r oroag h Canoes
sva• s%o/f or
.
This' trade mark on a
► f/is rade al"," Peterborough Canoe is
the ,bow '" your assurance of the
i highest workmanship and the
best materials that can be put
Into a canoe or'skiff. Designed
for easy paddling, strength
and safety.
In ,painted Basswood, -Cedar.
ib, Cedar Strip and Canvas
overed qualities. Write for
atalogue. The Peterborough •
shoe Co., Limited, Peter-
borough, Canada,
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