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'Under the heading,
13luiaberer," R, . fl. ifir tes i'i, t1a
Londwwi Daily
"The infiuent:e -\rt icll,
snakes a nation greai.t'
t.elrlpeT,:d'iiienK 1 ithe
elf proudly*- to Tt ttlitltt.etd `
t,l a period of a Iyer s t3 cr t� rt, moi
"14o-71 will the Ge dna ; telnpe ,
ntent disclose itself' when tire pin 11
comes? Never, yet Ira it ell meta
otsni, tested. In i7t r io islt'i
own only success, in trade it Ims'
been flattered 1 , cq�ast'ltt pros}lastly, a
aarld .its the pi .,cant- ,773r,1 i pas had tie
'mop' to soothe it.
So fax,'then, the llli 4!wsS 0'i tyle
tie?"infill teinperameriL iS 'cn Ra unknown
0
trial
as
quantity. Butt 1 ha come
tac' with a good deal of it as a result
o$ }A; .vj o t Al upon, and put some
Destiotrs to tin interest -47g'
tturinierae i limas in our
1Ae' ihiS ttl,� st I m prepared t z"
Tt
e
as t *e di rt
n,tt rxaVh5I
ea? Ale ria$ " 1,
'tact, o ,
r(1 u a ,:`f
yi that ta3ey,:
1,140 it oukri
first Tt is rather (nibf a t fl si
.t big, fat, 'i{eala3ly° (x^3lnai 1'
lih i1 f alay'n y
"There was t1n. d lilt {i£ 3 x„i27 \ ii303e1
I visited at his lerne'iou; Iaoust: in the
South of London to ask how he caanle;'
to get petrol exp:ay month for his
ntatoe .cafe at it c i1:utc shortage,
Wittrn lie was
SZO
the \:e'.
0
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nx°
t�I art ,o>raa
x*ae { xwat
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tae-. e,a `
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iiu ,wale is atl,i e thT=t.
part of the oat
sic Thet'e wis ,i .t lin
who butt eons c ,`;, tt1T
ally in the ',vac x•aut7�
led him a few poislt}
f -a• • 1\ Oaat: $0 t, opltata:al ,"
5t
be wooht IItrt'C+ir kf
rlliltl f=
twin
'"'the (lona
llai T.Y4`EY,.
,9 is
dap' li;t'+Yi4," given
to a a3riitall tons'.'
a heave. at, eried li
kmled About it,
ti \i't1Tnt t1 cry netts
't' ('ritEt 1161 atilt. Aln
ou;1'06:: lit b:tla lanul to
X13 'a1n;it
(n11.! o\s'.n. dear 1
ah sit.mad fiercely.
"But when the IIans hove beet?
Baa:estTovell we shall hove to lye careful:
t:£'thud' capacity to weep. They will
4r it fol• all they are worth to eiteite
airway rep
right has
y i4
•?' she
l'SlNG I'1ALACE OF li.akititilt
Cil traBan Soldier ',Cells of Life iu
the Holy rile.
Description of :Palestine, mut )lar-
tial , •cal' lurttr.nlenl, is colltaiiled in
a litter sent 1,3- W. A. Walker, of the
-rattan Light Horse,to a. relative
oronto. Trooper 'Walker has been
in .Palestine for the past 12 months,
to previous!): gone through the
labii campaign. He says:
t7Cniean is in 11.0 way n n:Olimn'
It is about the dirtie,tt place
titer been in. Its streets are
',especially in the old city,
tch. is built within the walls. You
1T'7 Jerusalemis divided hate two
is. That which, is outside the
v ill i i
1111111 more or less on the
European style, Hat with very narrow
streets. Some or the' streets in the
[':fl pate are not more than sin :feet
r-,-ide, and there are thousands of
la
the ground 5 L'
d. {T
steps :t,, . un 1 1 sOrt
1 toll you that by the time you have
climbed these steps Cor, a while: you
want to rest.
"The population of the city is corn-
, •d.
onn-aled mostly of Jews. but there are
(. maks, Armenians, Bedouins, Arabs:
wrench, -Russians, Assyrian land
Turks, of ;vilich lot there is a good
0
lumber.
'`l do not Know how many Batas
tacre, are in the wall, but they are all
very i t1'l 017, s0 narrow, ` indeed, that
the 'Kaiser, when he visited Jerusalem,
had 22 feet cut away near the Jaffa
gate so that he could get bis proces-
sion through. The castle the Kaiser
had builtfor'himself is at present
being used by one of the traits' hose
for :;dossiers "
Keep Its garden clean firesii er
c,lrt.
<. n an may, if, he, knows, net 'hew
to nave a5...:'110. greic keep ins nose to
tate. gT 1T7 Tsione all(?) die nor worth a
grestat nR,t " i:plalnln Franklin.
1;9117g -co 31. =i"a a s to, unti'-
fe:;r''sug`aar uti jelly-inaidng (nse (:twee-
Ir pit jlaiee• .ills
(tareaerving'it:0 equal weight of s`ti'1`Liiiz
F
a
desire 'Du
Oat NAP=
foYe
allClark Vey a.S
spies US eyzl.
faction of tl
al luxury
MAN may well f eel proud to have raised
stock, gran?, fruit yr vegetables that will stand
comparison with the be his neighbour can
produce.
The exhibition gives Yo an opportunity
o show your best work, a to see what
s have been producing.
rl
cstlufac
hav
a p'lze
mac, ev
o: yWou
r a ribbon. Th
hough you ma
me
o.
pie up to
Po'.
pef dt
who daily enjoy
pr
seeps a i Iiv
a tremen
O1°,tall > atdCCe, s depe
illirns of Gillette
pt
Rlit$y
The every- day shaver has put he "blue xibbon' on the C.s.ili
.o
azor. His hearty comime dation : hes his friends'want
Pt€
th.e amo s safety razor, It would d you good to hear him.
At the Exhibition, you 'will see ti ou ands of Ixael w io owe t
clean ppear.mce Iargely to the Gillet
Into a el elry,,. ltl f, or hzurdwtjtre :store, the
mens of
'"our year's work has entitled you to
Gillette, and you rill say, as tho year,
hey eve d pals you e ye ° invested.
pox
!h ae who lyari
Y ive
Cat,others t
'til�tn,,Etl•
TE SAFE Y RAZOR CO
0 'ice xn
LIQUIDS
,lied
PASS
HE POLISIIES
t 3.AEor
tiVilid .TA ,DAIIK3 01VN
)0110X -BLOOD SHOES , t
gRESETWEtIla .EAIHER',
:tx...l 4A44J4
87'0P
LA MENE§S
from aBone Spavin, Ring Bono;
Splint, Curb, Side 'Bone, or similar
trot41):e5 and gets horde going sound.,
11 acts rnildly butquickly and good re.
ititz are lasting.' Does not, blister
car remove ,the hair and horst can
be 'worked. Page 17 in pamphlet NA'itli
each bottle tells how. $2.50 a bottle'
ielircrcd.' 1-iorseBook 9`Rfree.
AnSOERBINE, JR„ the antiseptic liniment
for mankind, reduces Pantfnl Swellings, En
latged Glands,V. ens, Bruises Vat"icoseVeins;;
I c:tls Sores. .r111ays Pain. Will tell you
estate -if "you write.• $1.25 a 'mule at dealer.
I Dart tratbuttla for 1b c at-.mpe
;r dri {G fd
!V, F YOUNG, r. a F.,5161.mans 61d Hontreaf, Car.;,
..e,bs,red,e laa Atn15n. Jr.; sre pads Itt.'CaRidi.,
How to Cure
R i
way il�,o��.�e
D.roc:cry Svc
against remedies,. remedies'
1,1 containing powerful.drukim and
alcohol. "The Extract of Roods,
lone known as Mother S1i et's
Curative Syrup, has no dope ors
strong ingredients; "` it eurta
indigestion biliousness and
constipation, Can be hall at mays
drug sore:' Get the genuine.
50c. anti X1.00 Bottled. 3
zit
c ors: 6$-73 .S'1. Alexa
Britain' Ia,It t
Iliac coal used in
t7lid be made to do
Mn oa•ent cork Ill eonvo
to t i ,. at Tarr e eentr: l rru.:cz; plants,
:,e: m:ding to the rtspctrt of the liri—
i fish t'oaI Cona-nr'uti:i Sub -committee
to the Ministry o1',: Reconstruction.
{
There are now :about six' Itutuired
ytr,wer stations. generating tin aver-
d' 5,0100 hip. each, scattered
tbr..ati; )lout Gr..at, Britain, and it is
ret,c,ni e dt;d that these be replaced
la yr sixteen '`super -power" stations
on• "v hich transmission lines would
i'adi:tte to all parts of the country.
!'ills generators in these would pro-
duce f Om
ro-duce-from 20;0(0 to 50,000 here power
ltl 5
yourself
that it i'tF
a
to
ay
Wonfr „
0
Output.
(( eft,' 1
-5
xtaiTn
roes 115
n
LEMONS WHITEN AND
BEAUTIFY THE SKIN
Make this beauty lotion cheaply far
your (ace, neck,. arms and Elands.
At the dost of a small jar of ordinary
eoitl canalis one eau prepare a full
quarter pint of the most wonderful
leniou '.,.kin softener 011tl 0010 1e:don
beautifier, by squeezing ,the juice of
two fresh. iamelis ,into ?, bottle contain-
ing three Ounces of orchard white..
Care should be taken to strain the
j nate through a fine cloth sono lepton
palls" -gets In, then this lotion will keep
fresh for 11101iths. Every woman
knows that 30111011 jt;ire is usetll to
bleach and remove stitch blemishes 'aro
f • a ,1-1llntyld t
an and
is the
fI 1,
4
ideal - $,. let (1, tel ]`..
ie , lvhitener and
l eautiflei•
Jitst ,try it! Get three ounces of
orchard white at any drug store and
two lemons trona the grocer and make
up a quarter pint et this sweetly frag-
rant 15111011 lotion aa11(1 massttge;it daily
into the face, heck, arms nils hands.
St i tuarvelous to smoothen rough,
reel habits.
The flag o£ Serbia consists of itori
zontal stripes of red, blue and white,
Cookir , isrhool Teaciiioi 1 "Did your
hushan1 like the doughnuts you made
him?'] Mrs., Nested: "Yes, ;lir was
delighted Re said that if I could
only make them large enough 11e
eoulcl save on his, motor -tire' bilis."
' ea ? irst's will stcip it
Viet ffok4D$'ea?s to relieve rheumatism, lumbago, neuralgia, spreias,bine ;,
back, toothache), esrache, swollen jointsr.i3ore throat nod other pain*
uI
nomplaints. liava a bottle in the house. All dealers or write ei.
BUtl'i` REMEDY.COMPANY, Hamilton Canada
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0,N'i'S 1*01 '
I W'ist1t11n
Of Iltttftes
is
4�n�.it.d.ikri,t ld
51517o7ono:, e, t1{ i c: a t*
dee a i rr,«;,'tn ala t ' Pattern lei
uitlaanoo Ladies' Dress. 117 tt a s,;ti y, P4 to �a
lotrf; Price, 25 cents. '.lranr`o:`
Design No. 092 Price, 13 cents,
O
:flit
len
Tt` 11 tlaraf 19rtn
91 i tii4 and sit^ ell o1r p zo i 1�
ga'a ]t i„ �r td nttc t�la naaauf..(.- f
i ti?rticd € eyct i the stage o1' f t
*tZctc'n ad sets, Ay .exe so many of
�.
ir1 P trial 0iivtie's cease
1' f tl �l et .1I rt:
i7 £ t and
Kl rl oti41 „are pr i lucett al
Can cam. 1I ;,io h au
I 1 of chemicals a I it,•
.3 are
IT e ,t t,,cl fl one Canada•e
arse only thaec' of t-: ueh lmuartonce,
lin4e: 1y, caleiu;m curb Tete,. aeet`tst_e o1;
tne rTtd methyl :.leohol, the east, two,'
ci which,ate entirely* Produced by<a
1
a• iavood el Stxll'tion., it is izlpplpoRt
!lmii►41G1" that'. LaTw�"i
4
16
oho1 1"ad .. ,ti,:Pktli'
SO essential tea moderlt
• ducted by the dos,
or. of hardwoods.
;anada coastline, in
QYer 500 cord tl't"l
tple, Keech „ 7d
R'llicd i0l s'_JeOies 'u<e,l,
` a°nd Other is ard- ,
`LdTT'till#Lh,
1
l`\`telay year 'tyle huIlCti:l; sea on
it1gs with `it its 517oits itt the forth
human 51lrriiices. For the benefit
gzzliners tvha arc going after game
this 'foil the following list of don'ts
is given:
Don't take any chances: The funco-
tion of ti sutra gm: is to scatter shalt,
but be careful where you scatter it.
Don'tbl12.e away in haste .und don't
got excited. Many a shooter has tilled
his favorite dog full of lend just be -
cans,: ' he wits over-ansiotl5.
Dont point :t ,;un at any person in
jest. It is always the gun that "tire
didn t, know was loadedithat goes off
and does the damage. Toe only time
to point.° a gun is when you intend to
kill.
Don't lecke every 7'tist'.ic or. a. bush
07• a bough as a sure indication of
game. Remember Sometimes 1751 an-
quisiti e person has a penchant for
being in strange places.
Don't carry a loaded ga ai through
the street or on cars trams, automo-
biles or any other kind or vehicle,
Don't get excited and shoot without
making sure your object is game.
Don't shoot until you see the rabbit,
and then be sue that'lle is clear of
both man and dog.
Don't eb•ag a gun under a:fence with
the muzzlepointedtoward you.
Don't enrol) over fences with your
gun or lean it against Le tree until
you get ever. Put it through the
fence'. andon the ground, business end
before. r
L
Don't hunt' With :anyone :sOli Itnow
to be eareless Carelessness -with
three and *a quarter drams of powder
1 ehind and one and one-eighth ounces
cf 5130t 15 inviting "sure death."
Dont load your guns until you an
ac tuallyr i( olv for business, At all
other times It should be empty. Keep
yet, -0 finger off the trigger until you
are looking clown the barrel at your
game.
Don't hest 011 the rnuszle at your
t" tm.
Don't violate the game la -7
not criminal, but -*sometime i may
costly._
Don't "hog' all the gain
ti some for the pent fellow,
Don't rest the muzzle of your"go))
(01 the ground A gun muzzle clog
ged with dirt or mud 1a a dangerous
piononntion0„'1 'ih's1 '7i':.,(,(1517rx hts7"�u ret irl"+i
C.
el
When a -man W nt.s your best calve,
o1 lantb ,and you 710511t111171' at 11001e,
(10 not hem ane harw about it Just
soy, "No thank yeni Tense aso ,1t1",,tr
abo'tiit right for ane!" And sblcltito
Xt is the ,Way to top -Notch farnttnig' • J
tal
f'ilt ,,a pattrari .x may be obtained
froin rims local i1c0011 dealer or from
McColl - C u , ' t% Load ti.'. lox- l
onto, Deft. 1v,
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tie
SES; LIFT A COS H
l F HOLUT PA1
A
d
."ha' & wa ching
* r , 05 .30.:`o ..
Ciao[nRati.s?
'I/he )V0': l 17t1i.T.l` Of Canada. ibis
year have Silrotineed nnywherct from
110,0 (�,iil`ll1 to ?.90,000,000 worth of
rut 011(1 vegetables. This product-'
sin a l' be worth abo a .$50,000,
-
000,
Lt znil nt 1}otiet?r tits, :351 who piles
Barnyard, manure -i foot deep close up
to the trunk his rsople trees, to
tell just why he doeit. Th.t1 if be
nvilll spread it a.rotlnd ars far ;out as the
roots grow, Trat will -soon have a 'yea
yonfor the faith thatisin him..
:MtIF� "i.11i�3iJCt3
�.hen h
mornit)i
suppose you rake
a cllarisle from
the old-time
b ver ifs, ° o the
s�,,�rt p�p�. cereal
drink.
oa 'tt be
surpnse l at its
cheerir , Sa*is.II
uiiities
and:,e�i�llll
flavor. <It's
health' rto.
,CQT1 eine.
TM is uril*$
11,1 1r Slra, <i tun rot°t:llmend
a.11U' i I.1 d1;1 'i` for Rliruirieti
and Sarnia t asp 1 have its^d it rt)4` 1a,
With execelleat results.
Yours truly,
T. B. LAN'
Jo a
uniforms of lost all marines 'j4;
hoary origin, Vogetins, in his fifth
book en the military affairs or the
Portrnaa tracer the origin or' a'hic
color to the 'Verdi, an ancient people
dwelling near the coast of Biscay,
ti well versed in eeamalaship.
was customary oolong them - itt,
their outgoing ships, as well os
nista and sails with a blue
their soldiers and sailors
uniforms. According to our
author, the Latin wouid "Venettis,”
which was both the name of tir'e color
and that, of the people, points to its
From the Veneti the custom
was adopted. by the ROTM1115. Thus
the son of Pompelus, after defeating
Caesar's fleet in a naval bottle, wore
the navy blue, although entitled to
the purple. The eneti were subdued -
jok
matic
-to giverlitit
tneaus top**.
Got it 1.0du'y„
or
Sacking Him. ITCHINEIECZEMA
There was a wordy altercation
the doorstep, and then the postai
turned ;away mut torirtg:
-Wlist's the trouble?" (Au cried
passer-by sysnpatheticalls-.
"Why." exclaimed the man "the
nnan that house says that if I don't
another postman!"
MONEY ORDERS,
Send a Dominion Express Icrue-av
Order. la -e-:—Dollors costs titre cents.
to dry- thonfortgally._Store in a (try
'vast -proof place,
So Bad Could Not Sleep,
fled With Water Blisters
\ and Burning,
'I had eczema so 'bad I could not
steep. It fast started on my aith., tben
bad it on zny,body so that I corld
bardly wear my clothes, and I had to
stay in bed. My flesh was dark red
with water blisters, and burning and
"Everything I tried seemed to rnke.
me worse, and had the trouble for
m•arly two yeara. I read about Cull -
cure Soap and Ointment, and I got
them. They did , good tIght
away, and now I am ent3rely healed."
(Signed) Mrs. Peter McIntosb,Trench
River Ont April 10 1011
How ()sten anal ciiSt‘zsSing, cosfig-
min g skin troubles might be pr °vented
by every -day use of Outicura Soap and
Ointment for all toilet put Rata.,
Pree Sample Eack ail ad-
dress post -card: ithatietirtaki
Boston
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