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CANADIANS
WANTED , THE
ROYAL NAV
Cailadi rta€ wanted for the Rogal Naval C-anseli:.in V Iciafeor
I$eeerve for immediate everecatt service, °ale then of good
character and good iahysicfsao accepted.
Pay i.ili Mininca:m per day—Free Kit.
421.83^v Per Mornth. SeparationAllowvavice>
zperieaced wren frets 38 to 4$, tisibqys host
15 to 13 aconite! for 3W/ice in to CANADIAN
NAVAL PArRoLs for ,&efeec3 of the Couata..
Apply to CoM'.3o1 ORO A M1 ,WII1S ettitm1,a
Naval Recreitia . Offic.,r. Oa ari, J1-3
303 Eli'Street:O31O3'3'5O,or
Dept. of the thrat Ser i'co
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NE%%9 BY ' MAIL ABOUT 3'€
BULL AND HIS Pi2OPU
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Occurrences -.In the and That
Reigns Supreme lit the Colt-
xreereial WO3'ld.
The Cunard liner 1'annerna,
ran aground during '. dense fog,
been refloated.
A. hundred cases 0f tyPhkts
are reported at Fiume, anti the ,lis-
ease is spreading,
James f=rimditc°la, the Oldest tv
der ill Cheshire, has retired after.
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forty years,' service,
E1ag]a11d's oldest tyr)luuteee,
llea`sarr of }.-lajet Bolan Gastte fart,
'..'ted rece3t1 331 ri v tiMe ;of 1•%JO yeare.
,lames if H r„rea " Ills been
t.zti.ged at .lade 1eaer' for the 30 artleit„
of C 0:'11it licU)12: on At g et frtli
She'hailer
a al,el'n -0
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creased r i
ramp the itaoss' :4resuratl, rise "`t'
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of te you. 3 tree 5 t?a.tes //-
tin iif thi;t eleci, it wvnald la
liis; on to keep the, anew firm
ed ar=ound the mark .
eg when the mice.' begat
quite:active and furrow thralliilh ihcy
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,s tun distances t.. ccs sn , earcla of fclocl,
the bark of the young trite i
likely to suffer if it happens to c'r,rn...
L in their way. What! the snow, is
tramped about the et�_n1, the mice .1
c ♦iw,
more incline • ,i. ,
w d to divert tile_ channels
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s'plrft
cr^lily. Ttet
rrr t.rit l+ shed, a l rl3ccrelil;¢f wvhiafi ' l'
to Mr. 'ii'illi . 1 fel. 01. '. 29 ' sent
the j,3'ato#t:? crew 1"+,a express. tin.
fr.;eliaga 113 ;1 neat It s . eec?ki..
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t w(ai.y., 1`+ee'-tli6l,n11 yC,rit;n 3.e..
low," eair Captain Ii:])'& -01 ,a i 1,
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He hail 23L4331. more 1shiekey, a^.ild at
the: saun;:a ('3 'i step -dance ,-.cc 031 the
briefloor of the ;adjoining * ,p-3•oonl
took up his glass, .i,:,1, followed by
Nible+te w.aatehed the proceedings from
the doorway. 11lr. Wiliam Green,
who tw orshipped wealth and position,
sidled up to him, and with much defer-
ence discuss ed the dancing.
Ile made such a favorable iinprE.s-
1"033 that Captain Barber, who tee's' in
a hemi -maudlin mood, took him by the
arni to the nos, deserted parlor, and
c nsconcirg him in a corner, tohl him
all his troubles and warned him of
Inc pitfrlls which beset the feet of
good -meeting bachelors Air, Green
was svnrp<it11y itself, and for some
time sat silently evolving various
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HEADACHES, BILI OUSNES._
CONSTIPATION,
INDIGE�,
hlearlyall our min oraiiments,and many
of the serious ones, too, are traceable to
some disorder of the 3tosnach, liver, ,and
boavels. If you wish to avoid the mis-
;cries of indigestion, acidity, heartburn,
flatulence, headaches, constipation, and
a host of other distressing ailments, you
must see to, it that }cor stomach, liver
and bowels arc equal to -
the work they have to
do. It is a simple matter
to take 30 drops of Mother Seigel's:Syrup
daily,after meals, yet thousands of farmer
sufferers have. banished .indigestion,iii!-
ibus;iess, constipation, and all their dis-
tressing consequences in just this airside
v'ay. 1'tote by their experience. A.s a
digestive tonic and stomachic remedy,
Motller,Seigel's Syrup is 1lristirpass-d,
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orb
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tib
leak :all i glat.F' stale
,.' r. '"Geic;d?>1)t
:otq{.� Iua�, :s.tid �3iiletts.
r 1:«,,4, �' itllciut a little trip.
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1, •alltc'd tr2tvstx•c3:, :rias house, 118t
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nine t° 3' door at a little Citta
eternil Stift-it• in11t1.. Tile he,tise
;.Sih.t: land in Merl -mess f;: -:+.t..1: ^�
1123 wince, etemi on tllc pa ,
0
tta$11E, told if rel' :1 moment's survey 11e
proceeded to ,hut up for the night,
A a rule he was careless about such
lnart.er , but :0 -night 110 gaoler saw
to 11:;; bolts and i..t rs more carefully
than he {lid. Ile returned to the pur-
]or, hating made all seeurc, and light -
int; his pipe for st few final whiffs be-
fore retiring winked at himself sole-
mnly in the glass. Then fearful that
the housekeeper might return sooner.
than was expected, he blew out the
limp and smoked in the dark. t
He knocked oat his pipe at last, and
walked slowly and ponderously up-
strtlrs He grinned rgain as he. pass-
ed the door of Inc housekeeper's kee er's room,
and then, with a catch in its breath,
clutched .heavily at the banister as a
soft female voice bade 'him "Good-
tl2ghz."
Captain Barlger, surprised ,beyond.
ore
riolnt i f r 1C:65•, a rid is .1 =ign OF
or immediate cash re-
]r • malt; iit.ed crops, on the
e 'farmers -w'itli1;t1;.
r t uanrtid-
th�r future. There tire few
people 'mat prefer a ileelees stretch
tf eountr• i._
�, . as , a place to live ,;
n.' -Lot,
:!early en, wish to have the benefit of
tht pre1eilco of trees within view,at
the expense of a neighbor.
f'81e plantink of tvi11r1 breaks is bee
;t• inF, more general; in the North -
because
eat because falmners i1) that section
i'i^cognize.' at least, the comfort that
r rtac } .oswtb a.) k13e cZa^sutalptioai
oairanerei fortiliac'3)' increase ilrelt1
i. govcrnkraeaaa, bullet ind If your 'a
you, 21330- '. i ll;'• 1431:d fit up and fa;
r,
people next door, who were standing
m their front garden. In ai state of
considerable agitation lie hurriedly
dressed himself and went downstairs..
Lis sitting -room -was full, Mrs.
13anks, looking very tired, was sit-
ting in the arm -chair taking' smell-
ing -salts at intervals., ai.d staring
fiercely at air, William Green, who
! was huddled ill a corner smiling
shee iehly behind Captain Niblctts
and Ben.
"What's all , this?" demanded Cap-
tain Barber, in a trembling voice, as
his eye met Mr.Green's.
Several of airs. Banks's relatives
began speaking at once, assisted by
some of the neighbors. The substance
of theiir, remarks was that a man,
whose polite tongue hid the falseness
o' his heart, had laced; Mss. Banks for.
a four -mile walls to Mapleden late the
preceding ]light under the pretence
that Captain Barber, who was evident-
ly hale and hearty, was lying ill at
the "Cauliflower." They demanded
his immediate dismissal from the ship,
and his exemplary punishment 13y the
law.
"What 'ave you got to say to this?"
demar,,ded Captain Barber of the vil-
lain,
in tones of righteous indigna-
tion tempered by fear.
"It •isn't true; sir," said 1Tr. Green;
respectfully. "I didn't say anything
of the kind."
" ii'ot 'did you say then?" 'inquired
Captain Barber, in a voice ',villa the
company thought far too mild fee' the
occasion.
"She e as standing at the door as
I`;passed," said 111r. Creep, nervously,
"and I asked her to go for a wall~:
with me."
"Lawk-a-mussy 'me!"' screamed the
horrified Mrs. Banks.
' "We went for cl nice little stroll,"
continued the graceless Mr. Green,
"and then I s'pose she Ruled -it was
latter than she thought; and she be-
gan to make a Fuss."
"Me, at my -.nn o' life?" demand-
ed the indignant .':1s. ,13anks' of the
audience:
"Yoe 'did zrk0,,e a friss," said 1I;.
uz;een
' 0' course I 1n.zde. a... fuss when I
Lound G20 how `i !lad'. ➢3008 (1010'' eJ'
You were here when he carne, lits.
Church, weren't you?"
"I would rather not sae- anything
W
shout it," said the 1i0'3! 0keener,
fr0etlzlgly , . -�;
"I insist ui3on 1 1' 3-310 eking;" said
the old' lady, getting 3edin the
face
(Tole continued
'.kr.,ms
11I measure, was unable to speak.
"I thought you'd, lot lost again"
said the voice, playfully "Good-
mign u_
Good -nigh`;" 303';)E53 the other in
hollow tones "Mrs. Banks stay
log . ' 110. inquired, pestling ° at his
"She went just about: half an hour
before you carne in," replied the
ol.sel.eeper. "'relizabeth went soon
-after you dirt, but lief• mother stop-
ped on. She went very suddenly
when she <did go, and was w-erY 13Y-
str rious about it ' Not that I "want to
know her business."
Mysterious ?" faltered the captain,
"Some young man carne to the
door," continued the innocent woman
,'"and they were talki rg in a low voice.
' I don't known tvho it was, because 131 s.
'Banks let me see quite plainly :that
-'110 didn't want pie to know. When
she_ just called out `Good -night,' and
Iwent off as fast as you please."'
Captain Barber- supported himself
I for 10onee3t by the handle of his
door, and then in dazed way blund-
ered into his room. He vas a ood-
hearted roan in a -way, and pushing
open the little casement -he thrust out
his head ail( sighed eedth genuine Peel-
ing as he .thought of his poor old
friend plodding slowly to Mapleden.
Incidentally he felt a little bit sorry for
1010'. William_ Green.
He was awaked 13-:': n orning after-
-, SOTilewhat restless night, by the
sounds of an a:i weet•ed noise ` 4 333' i--
staia s, and lay in amazement -listen-
ing to a ham of ;excited voices below.
Knuckles rapped;' 1. his :door", :and the:
w'oice of fwd's. Church, much agitated,.
regeestcd him to rise and attire him-
self:
Ito eves out of bed at that aril
ooking•. from the window. .3 sxnaIl
group of children stood in the road
outside the house,'; while `aloe sial the
coak with their alms on the ;fence
ere staring nhar,d at his pailo;.,win
; tieeesio i ly y'a-ing1he pro .e . .
yam.,..'
;where the burrowing is easier, and the
tree. is spared. t.,'' •. _ ,
P " I 5 aal,lc, be ,i food
plan after every snowfall to tal=e i1
trip through the young orchard an
inrikc the snow firm .about, the trunks'
of the trees. \1 *tcll for in:plry
wrought by'raibits also. Sometimes
•a felt: fresh. twigs cut' from the
,brnnthes and left on the ground will
'attract the rabbit and spare t'se tree.
--Farmer's Advocate.
Thought The Coles tleas Inside
Several years ago there were re-
mote mountain districts where motor
cars were not only never seen, but
had never even been heard of. One
day a resident in such a district 'tt'a
very much atomshed to see a large
touring -car go by without and visible
means ' of locomotion. Bis eyes al -
/most started, out of his" head, how-
ever when a motor cycle followed
closely in its wake and disappeared.
like a flash round a bend in the road,
"Great Scott! he said, turning to his
son. "Who'd 'a' s'poseci that thing
Japs Can Make Dyes.
Japariese,manufacturers have made
themselves independent of German
dye producers.' Dye users suffered
after the war began, and many fac-
tories Were built to make colors. Now,
it is declared, there is an overssuPPIY
e,
TILIZERS
will give , u
r+; , p 1 er0 9 H ood
%� � start: slate r sa•'
100302sc! the yields. • 1 v if_tra.
t if . 01. arts.. gcatUug good ,results;. i"rox11
/ands, !farad-Uarle4' to;iifzers -willpro i r ace still bigger an fa
crops. The are prepared from blood,
tiro bones trimmings, iutt
right. irnportlene to supply the plant food your soil .colts,
our experts help you select the correct fertilizer for
W4r • your own
locular needs, Write for our free fertilizer booklet and bulletlnit,
0.ot4er10 Fertilizers, liters: Limited, west
Toronto.
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IARMS THAT
Curious lIcalth Superstition Cu en
In Old Land.
One would tdrnost think that the
superstitious age had passed, but the
many races of mankind that we riOW
harbor th England' have, probably,
been partially responsible for a .revival
in health charms and amulets, says
ondon Answers
The 13elgians have introduced a
I very queer remedy fol. the relief of
'rheumatism to our 13ritish chemist.
Wear a little strip of catskin "neath
Your coat and, so say- the Belgian,
you ivill become immune from gout
or rheumatic pains. Flints for gout
and hones fol.. r,eueitis are among their
for rheumatism is to carry a raw
potato in yaur pocket„ but this latter
belief really has something to be said
in its faeor, for the potato plant con-
itains properties which are distinctly
beneficial tm man, and these benefits
ean be absorbed. through the skin.
inay buy sealed het niercu
in dainty wash -leather eilSeS 'our
for rheumatism,"
Blue heads, net r persornd adorn-
ment, but to ward off bronchitis, are
seen on many a pretty girl.
But perhaps, of all health supersti-
tions, the adorn theory is the most
amusing and incredulous. An acorn
belt, so a customer was solemnly S -
slued the other day, would protect him
frorn attacks a indigestion and the
like! It WAS tO be wont next to the
sltin, round the waist.
Whether the acorn had its virtues
put to the test is not recorded.
A Loyal Lad.
Office Boy --De boss lcin see tio
Insistent Visitorse-iSay, I'll give you
quartei. to talce this card in to him.
Office Boy---Aw, shucks! He gives
me higher wages for not doin' it.
No Use For One.
He saw her stepping from the car
"and manufacturers are seeking to I Even the .3-ich do not escape the And tip to her he sped.
have an export ban removed so that,; fascinetion o,f health cliarms. At the "May- I not help you to alight?"
any merplus may be sold abroad. high-class chemist's shops in' London I do not smoke," she;said.
a to
From ‘`Yra Olde Sugar Loafe" of grandmother's day,
o the sparkling "Extra Granulated" in your own cu.t-gla.ss
bowl„ IRedpath Sugar has appeared three times dally, for over
half a century, on thousands of Canadian tables.
a f .'i "ial°,',l
tags' ;air' f
1. This ccrenumy 0' p3''t
eat pomp and 151i'r eme a1
1e=hC:1, are aftcrwari,s1 1. the most scrupulous.
-the Ring's Own
'cottish Bo r and the .2nd Bat -
tali On 'Worcestershire Regitne -ay
London Anstveree
Why these cremations and hui•ials?
Thi.: reason is 31011 far to seek. Itrit.ain
is the only country in the world which.
permits its hietotical flags to find
their way to the "pop-Apw, er the
auction -room; and fla,gs are con.
sequently occasionally destroy er in -
tarred in order that they may tivold
this ignominious end.
Some time ago the lst Battalion
Gloucestershire Reiment recovered
from a pawnbrolter in far -distant
York"; no fewer than four liege, which
it had borne with great honor and die-
tinetien for fifteen yeaes through the
Egyptian and Peninsular campaigns..
And if you should chance 'to visit the
parish church at Kenda4 you will
there find a pair of the old colors of
the 2nd Battalion Border Regiment.
They were rescued by lioid
Camnlaell from an upholsterer in Lon-
•
don, who had put them up. for sale
ewitli no rnore respect than he would
liave had for a pair of oh/ eviralpeve
cuBrtiaiitne8;en this fate is pi-eferable to
that which befell a flag r'Which for
three years waved above tbe 30th Foot
during the famous siege of Gibraltar)
and Whiell 'WAS not long ago found
covering the sofa -cushions of a trades-
man's back parlor!
Jolly Fine, Too.
'It's a pity to put his overcea on,"
exclaimed the fond pareat, as she
gazed admiringly at her young hope-
ful attired for "a party in. a, new vele
veteen suit, With „lace collar and cuffs.
"011 it won't rain!" said Alastee
Ignoring the remark, rna gazed ap-
prehensively out of the -window.
"Look here, 1\lontage," she said,
"take this qmirter, and if it rains
thke a eat/ 1101110."
tag"Rttight, ma," re./ -ked young Mon -
Three hours later it -was raining.
eats and dogs, and the 1(n -A rna blese-
ed her forethought. But, Monty re-
tu,:inDedicin.i:t'ebso,tou eaolyleakbinac,i:vith the vel-
veteens clinging to him lilce a bath -
in g suit.
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