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Boy Scout Notes.
ratro, Leader Frank le. Jehnston, of
the 64th- Toronto Troop, Boy Scouta.
has just been awarded tbe bronze otede
el of the Carnegie flew Fund for sav-
beg bliss Daisy A. Hooper from drown -
Mg in Lake Seugog. Scout anhaston
was awarded the highest award The
Boy Scouts Association could gtveleim
ite Bronze Cross for Gallantry—
some time ago.
*
Le Ceautie Amertean pour los Re-
giones Deva,stees de la France, which
conducted a large Boy Scout Traluing '
Camp at Comptegne. France. last sum -
Pier, will next summer conduct Ave
eintlier cermet for Frenelt boys. Last
year The Boy Scouts Associatien. Abe
Bey Semite of America, the two Bea
glen Scout organizations and the
several Boy Scout Asscelatious In
France co-operated is this work. and
Some 275 Hitler bey e and young mert
front the devastated regions of France
graduated from tilts "Camp•ecole." aa
It was called, M. Frank C. Irwite the
Xxecutive Secretary u the Bey SOON
Artsociatiott for °Mario. represented
Canaria ou the ewer ot the 1920 camp.
*
Charters permitting organizations te
form Boy Scout troopare granted by
the Provincial Cottacil for Ontario,
Headquartere. Sherhourate end Blear
Sts., Townie The conditionunoe,
v1teheieertera are granted are. Alrat.
Heart the orgereeetien -It may be a
ellen% a tweed. etetratmeity club.
s parenle" essential:on or may Other
group of eitZeens • Van guarantee for 11
Otte year adnate leaderehlp •and II
factlIttes; eteeeentitbat it 'wilt endeav-
or W prOvale an opportunity for the
enembera of the troop to spend aweelt
or more in a tettamer extant; and Oiled,
that it will conduct the troop, throttgb
n TroOp Couttnitteo appointed by it,
accordance with tb • rules taut re-
gulationa of the Aasociation. There
aro now nearly 250 regiatered lloy
Scout Troopa in Outwit).
•40.4.0444,
Famous Last Words.
"I wonder if tt'e logded. I'll look
down the barrel and see."
"Oh, listen! That's the trate
wbistle.Step tin the accelerator, and
• we'll try to get. across before it comes."
• "They -say these things can't possi-
bly explode, no matter twee much you
throw them arottad."
"I wouder whether this rope will
hold my weettitt."
no fun swimming 'around M
bore. I'm going out beyond the life
lines."
•"Which one of these is the third
rail, anyway?"
Three only one way to reauago a
mle. Walk right up iu back of him
and surprise
Teat firecracker mint Peeve gone
out. 111 light it again." I
"Watch me elude out past the `Dana
ger' aisle 1 bet I can touch it."
-These treble polleemeo thin% they
own the elty. Tbey can't stop nete
in going to eroea the street now. Let
the chauffeurs look out for me."
"What a Away noise that pentane
makese I tbiuk I'll step on Ulm"
"I've never driven a ear in trainee be-
fore. But they say les perfeetly teen -
pile."
"I think ru mis a tittle nitrite oeid
"th this chloride of ot-,,A-4,„,r.in a
tee what haemens."
114.....0."0=117.11,11.1•1.
Minard's Liniment for Dandruff.
imTER UMUDMA
The winter eeason is a bard ta, • en
the heltYlie is more or tente ettneleal
to Mee'badly venttlated rtortte.h
Is so often stormy that thtentetitee
dee e not get WM cal In the ereeth ;r
as often us she ehoutd. Ucetelete
conte which reek. kis littee
has stomach and bowels get text ef or-
der anti lie becomes erOF,I4.
Te guard agatnet tt Ztetether
ehould licep a box of Teabre Oant
lets in the house. Tbey rem:tette tee
stemaeh and bowele atiel Meet; uri
colds. They are sold bynt
dee/ere or by mail at 25 cent bet
from The Dr. Wiltlanes" elediceet ce,
Rrkvo Ont.
It Never Fallo.
Deeraeli ueed t F,AF that „:.!1' • ;.-,1
he want alweset foyA„,itiiiteA
never rognenPetvl thr„ 7.1
In•41as 41:Menthe ia helm 14!'"i4 )/.3
rant.)%veri
MOUS. "Wilitlt 1 at °,a
lebby evinotrt
1 don't loner; feeet ,eeeteet
.1 teu tlit hc't ti; •a
who be ise 1 tete Lint et
1nd knk Stitt into/ „eel
s'Awl bow is tine old c teiteteea
I have :never Innowe it to stei,
The taws Of nature are not, et.feet
by dilatory cow': yoltr pone: leat
begins the Moment au brt.ntt ;h m.
Surnames and 'filen* Origm
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FRASER
Variations—Frazer, Frasier, Frazier.
Raciel Origin—Norman-French.
Source—A locality.
This is another of the rew Highlaud
elan uanus which, though borne by
Celtic families, trace back to an origin
In Normandy,
Alt of these clan moues were formed
An the same way, by knights and
Inables from the army of William the
Couqueror, or tile sons of such fol-
lowers, who, either to strengthen the
foreign reratious ot the conqueror, or
because they wore not satisfied with
the spoils of war waken fell to their
lot in conquered England, sought their
fortunes in the north at the court of
the Scottish king.
They were, as might be expected,
%men with reputations as mighty fight-
ers, and as they were Independent of
'blood relationship with the factions
around the throne, they were, of
course, welcome additions always to
the royal Scottish organization.
But the Iorasers, like the others,
eauickly formed alliances by marriage,
,and adapting themselves to the cus-
toms ot the •Gaels upon receiving
grants of land In the Highlands, rapid-
ly assumed leadership of existing
oians,... and gathered around them clan
organizations which they strove to
make more powerful.
The Frasers are found first settled
tin Tweedale during .the reign of Mal-
Colm III. They got their foothold in
!tile Highlands •throughparriages Into
Ilfamilles of the Orkneys and Caithness
;chieftains. -
! The original Norman form of the
•
male was "de Frieell" er "leeeeelle•
anti shuply denoted overt thip of a
PIACI) Of that name M Nermantlet, lee
Ing a family name only M the F,e7s2i°.3
toIL was ttereoiuxry neeusc t u•
dal power was hereditary met dee.
crlptive.
...•••••••1y101.1.1F
C00.) -IRAN
Variations—Corcoren Cogbrane.
Racial Origin—Irish.
Source—A given name.
The family mune of Uovitrati holds
a high place in the :innate of tandem
Ireland, prior to the Anglo-Norman he
vaeion, in whielt It a a -O'Cor-
crain."
The name traces bark through the
O'Carrol, or the "O'Cearbail" 'lau to
Owen aIore ("Eogitan Mor" being
closer to the old Irish epellingl or
"Corerat," meaning "red;" hence the
family name of "0"Corerain," moaning
"the descendant of the Red One."
In the year 104(1 there was an
O'Corerain who was abbot of. Iniecal-
tra, renowned as the most celebrated
ecclesiastic of western. Europe, botk
for his religion and his learning.
But being among the motet bitter
and relentless antagonists the Anglo.
Norman invaders ef the Middle. Ages
had to meet, the clan ot O'Corerain
suffered bitterly- at their hands, and
as the Norman sway extended the
clan sank into a political insignifit
cance that it was never able to overt
come.
Cochran, Corcoran and Golihraue.
With or without the prefixes. "Oe or
"Mac," are merely anglicized versions
of this family name, once powerful in
the ancient Irish kingdom.
Magic in Names.
Is there any yetterte nereen watt late
not frou. hie reeding derived. a sense
of the magic of the East? And the
reasons for his lmpreeslons were
analyzed, would no the mere sound
a names be feud large part ac-
countable? Spiel,' odors, tropical1ung1es,
jungles, strange beaata and reptiles
and people. all play their part; but
It is welt welts as Sumarkana and
Ind, Boghtera Bombay, Ceylon,
(lengent
s, leaelur and Himalaya, ring -
lug poetically in the youthful ear, that
fill the youthful anted with impulses ot
vague atirentere. Intlie more titan
ate- other Far Eastern land stire the
taxaeination and itt it net because
it ee so besprielded and bejewelled
with magical moue*, rather then be
eattee rot bus tigers titel eobres and ele-
eaitots ite ferestee Cillna does not
/veva the feecinatten for youth that
India hee- etertelpe teteentee there is
° I • , ° • In -3 .^ "
sylleittett. littegkeng. Yangtze, Sharg-
hat. Ilmategito heee seinette es the no-
, ,
et:wee...a C.1 lalgett rattior Tear. Cho
eaig Tatz.4K,.
Tine Intlieet, teel tate teettriurea have
!44aii.a.r.ay g;,fit. for et. tetee. Catitextebtee,
• ette.te ercne tee: latteetto iltuterate.
tine ItztU.7.;!!C F..4."Za:4:y lic9witag
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THE STURDY FOOD TaLuEs
of-IAA-leat and. malted. barley
are combine1 in
as in no other .
prepared cereal good.
It $ ric4.,rlut-like flavor attracts
ana it nourishin.g o„ualities
are staunch, Unlike most pr -
pared. cereals, Giape.11.-tit5
needs no added. sweetening
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puce; fir mit at all: when ate
'elite are s. 0. e. ynn slie 4 from In
Pile'. set ;la Itettet1. 4 pins 2, 2,
If tie- teet Ititteter ie to 1n' the.
play :to tltnl feat key number that 41p.
paa;117.4 iSftni tltroo piles or in only
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Stoxnach.
"latle': Diettepeire" le the quietest,
sereet relief Eor IndigestIon, Gasee,
l'iatu1.it,o Uearthuru,et ,
mentation or Stomach Distreee causal
by acidity. A few tablets giro almost
immediate Stountelt relief and shortly
the stomach le eorneeted so you can
eat favorite fuotle without fear. Large
case wets only 00 cents at drug store.
Absolutely barmiees and pleaetant.
Millions helped annually. Lergeet sell-
ing -mach correeter In world.- Adv.
The Silence.
(November 11. 19201
The soul of England tremblp., In this
air .
This air of England that our warriors
breathed,
When lu the valor of true hearts aware
Of England:* need, they to her heart
bequeathed
Immortal legacies . . . No cevern-
ous deep
Of nothingness is tixis. The air's astir
To sound of shadowy roicee. They
who sleep
Th' omnipotent silence wake. Though
weeping blur
The vision of our vigil, Love may hear
The voices of the . loved, Love's
legions lean
Froth the celestial ramparts. and so
• near •
They rent to England's heart, thet on
this scent
Maybe they gaze content, and hear the
tat
Of belle that ring the psalm of Eug-
land's sou].
The people to whom we are most
grateful are those who raise our stale-
elaiels—who awaken in us generous
hnpulsee, who enrich us with spiritual
gifts, and. who make us resolve to ex-
press ourselves eompletely hi service
leo others. ,
' • A twelve -cylinder auto is nice, hut
a one-eylinder sleigh, with a hot brick
to warnothe feet and a heavy fur
retie ever the lap, goee ,up thelane
to the altar much quicker.
HOW TO BE. HEALTHY
DURING TIIE WNTER°
Many Troubles 1ay be Avoided
if the Blodd is Jept
Pure. A nird of a Landing.
Teacher—"Where 414 the Pilgrims
leo not let your Wesel get Ode tbie 1.14,1„ at
witeter. l'or people who have a ten" Johetty-tei don't Ireow whether it Ieteg George's tourth sox,. Da4 name-
deuey towards unawake, or blew 'dtess-
,_ was on a Plymouth Itetelt oat a Itbode sake, Prince George, who reeeetly
ness wader is a t le te-asou Lame walla Red!,
of exercise, ineli, of freeb air, and a eelebratecl his eighteenth birthday and
more restricted diet are among tete
Classified Advertisements.
r 4 ON() FRE
sear 'Weston, Ontario, in affiliation
with Bellevue andeanitte Siospl.tals, New
Tort. offers to young women desirous
of becoming qualified nurses g three -
Year course of g. enema trail:11;1g; attrac-
tive residence: single rooms. loor salary
and other information amity I44.413' Sun',
erintendent, Toronto Free I1ospits.l.
Weston, Ontario,
Pee George ia
shiprnan.
th----
eorapleteel his training as a navel en -
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things at vet:gAee to lower theA Bibi Lesson.
tone det, halt beettme a full-fledged mid -
of the bode and weaken the bloat!. Set:day-Back:I Teacher--"Nore. Har- stdman and ben appointed as sea
As town as you notiee , the ,,,,,,til -4•40 re-, what d;)7.ve'll learn ti -Gia the -Parable to the Iron Du e, which was the Ilas-
teelieg, leek oe npeettoe and seta-xtie of the prodigae sort?" ship of Adra re: of the Fleet Lord
cf breeta at .tre warning ryrIllitcrtis ' 1-14trry- -••••V, .4ill tS bfAtc,'„' ie; be 0. , jemeee in the batt!e of jut40,44. awl
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trctonneet with Dr, Williams' Pick , ..._ • de ltabeek, Commeader-Inettiet of the
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et,„ raneart. The prince bus Jett joined.
t, .tetr chteks, entit e cter 'Zee let et tett:ware '•tte? kat be- and will eyelid the great,T pert of the
lipe are white teal yvtIr e,tee are dull. tor ite et.tneteete-y, /"It :Z4I47LY rext two yettee in tee oteeoeettetteen,
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tetr Paire ilsteiy tie boetee
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"gatte tetet tea lergeeprTlifigeS. Made
•, Hue any persen who tomtits tete ,-tMelee: 1E Abundant ittn, can:01,. ..
the %rode mark
reeeivee els tt 'e p tregisetree fax Caned:et, of Bayer
ltIanufeeture leaf:lees:ler of
Stake:tic-eel-a.
bee a very ;inviter effect Upon 2. int -
tittle nee.13e, :tint Will Maumee :t et
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It.
Germans Pour Into Japan.
tlfrunin residents in this comer; ,
itre steadily increasing itt number...eye
Toldo despatch. As comnared with
pre-war days the number hae aireatle
been praetically doubled. it le Keel.
Mote, of the newcomers are ,
ed by Jallatiese 111111S as engineers or
teelmIcians. According to the ante,
authority, toys, chemleals and dye-
stuffe worth more thau 10,000,00t1 yen
have been imported from Germany
F Wee the peace.
Chu' of the best known guides in Nova
:trona gives this testimonial 01
Thi.vv, used MINARD'H LiNotinerr In
my home, hunting MO lumber 'anipr; for
years and consider it the best white lint-
-merit on the market. 1 find that it gives
quick relief to minor allinoits, such as
sprains, Bruises and al/ kinds of
wounds, Also it is a, great remedy for
roughs. colds. etc., -which one is liable
to catch when log driving and orulalnr
during the winter and spring months. r
would not be without'ItTINAIII)'S LINT-
ItEENT and cannot recommend it too
1,Ighly.
(Signed) EMP111
Past Kemptrille, N.S.
Noted Woman 'Hunter,
Pew big game hunters in the Yukon
are as well known as Mrs. W. W.
Dickenson, a middle-aged woman who
has limited moose, caribou, deer,
mountain goats and beans, for many
years ;In immense stretches, or terra
tory which are still marked latex-
tplored on recent maps of the far
North.
- Eskimos Once Lived South.
roSSil remains' have shown the like-
lihood of the earlyexistence of Eski-
mos es far tteuth as New Renee.
MONEY' ORDERS.
Semi. a Dominion lexprees Money
°filer, They nre payable. everywhere,
• Improved Monoplane.
• A monoplane has hoon developed at
Prague witil the wings. attached to the
loWer part of thebOdy, thus increas-
ing the flying surface.
Inteeediately after a. "Danderine"
maettego, your heir takes on new life,
lustre and wondrous beauty, appealing
twice as he-avy and plentiful, because
each hair seems to Ruff and thicken.
Don't let your hair stay hteless, color-
less, plain or scraggly. You, too, want
lots of long, strong, beautiful hair,
A 35 -cent bottle of delightful "Dau-
det -Me" freshens your twat% checks
dandruff and falling ltair. This stimu-
lating- "beauty -tonic" gives to thin,
dull, fading hair that youthful bright -
Imes and a.bundttpt thickness.—All
theaggists!
CUTICURA HEALED
PIMPLES ON FACE
Also itch,y Scalp. Hair Fell
Out, Face Disfigured,
"My head began to itch and there
were stales on ray scalp. My hair
came out badly when combed and it
became very dry and thin. I also
had pimples and blackheadis all over
my tate. The pimoles were hard,
large, and red; and' caused roe to
scratch and irritate them, and my
face was disfigured.
"This trouble lasted about two
months and 1 began using Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. After. 1 had
used two cakes of Soap and two
boxes of Ointment I was complete-
ly healed." Signed) Miss Zona
Jackson, R. 3, Goldendale, Wattla.
Improve your skin by daily use
ef Cutlet= Soap, Ointment and
Talcum. They are
Oilammt28mid500. Tattuiti2St, Sold
thraughouttheDominion. OanadianDepot:
Ltann., limita, 344 St. St., W. Mownstal,
Cutioura Soap thevie withoutnunt.
Stop that pain
ntrielic warming. soothing, en-a:orb:rig
relief follows an epplieation of Siztan's
Liniment. Jet slap it on the aftainerl.
overworked muscle. God f.oerleziamatiant.
Perzfrairs tn.thoat runvazt.
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MOTHER! -7
"California Syrup of Figs"
Ciiild's Best Laxative.
Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
only—look for the nettle Califoruitt oxt
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless physic for the little stomach,
liver and beves. Children love its
fruity taste. Full directions on meet
bottle. Yon must say "California."
issue No. 6-11.
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