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ROSY CHEEKED
HEALTHY WOMEN
Know the Full Value a 'licit,
Red Blood.
Avenging Kitchener,.
The London Times tells in a recent
issue how they British eteentsliip Palm-
bra,neb.—ladea most inconsieteetle for
her name, with ammunitions, poison -
gas, and high "exploeivee—destreyed
in the Art to Ocean the submatene
which sunk the cruiser bearing Lore
lietchener.
Roeust, healthe, red -heed women It was a quarter to, four of a elear,
seldom worre. Their cond1to O sunny afternoon. Land than alreedy
mind and body is sueb, that they can been sighted about afteen mildie,
rise Above the canoes. teat brine met -leant. Captain Melling, the master, had
man with weak, watery blood who is i were about. But he was au alert of -
thrown into nervous unrest by little freer who left riothing to obanee, awl
aenoyances that grow so great le the had bis ship and crew organized to a
imagination that it seems as if she ream -of -war% pitch, The onte erew
must scream to relieve her feelings. 'were standing by the on an Amere
A woman's health quickly foils her - coin 13 -pounder, .with a eertridge in -
when her blood :becomes thin and ; sorted but the breech open, and they
weee, Tice stomach is disordered and were ready for anythieg.
Suddenly one of tee gm s crew eaw
a stationary periscope sixty yards eis-
taut ;en the port beam. At the same
mama a white track of bubbles re,
creases reclually and gives further veiling a torpedo's course raced te.,
cause for worry. Good bitted is neces- wards the ship. The track pasted tevia
ancholy and brooding. It is the we- recelyed no warning that Submarines
all appetite vanishes. The nerves lose
their strength and so sleep is not re-
-gular and doe e not refresh the body.
A state of weakness ernes that in-
sary to every woman who has grown or three feet from her steru; the tore
pale and weak, and in this condition ' pedo tad gone under the ship, running
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills will be foued teo deep to strike her. The men at
ot great benefit, because they enrich i the Palmbrancles gnu slammed to the
mul purify the blood. Women Who are breech and laid their eights to zero.
or tom indgestwu, Pah they did so, the vouulug-tower of a
pitation, beaeaches and ziervous ate- submarine rose on the port quarter.,
teats will find new etrentelt trough barely forty yells away. Then the
a * use wee ills. the deck %telt emerged from the water.
women who have proved the value Of j val gunuere are rarely gifted with
Vale inedieiue is etre Enos Levy, Rae- such a target at poen-blank raege,
A
S Cove, eho sets. About ; elute accepted it with due teauksgete
two years ago 1 began to fail in health ! A liatie, a roar: the Pabehrancies
and was very weak. illy constitution 1 awe ellen struck the U.boat at the
was all run down, and nw Wood =alb:lee of the conuing-tower. just where
'weak and watery. as lima manifest 'toined tee deck, and tore great gape
every month. I hed heard of Dr. Wih I end rents. Five seconds later a second
for the blood and befit in
liems' Pine Pills awl tatat they would :shell buret against the waterline ear.
do
g suc1
t a ward. Two rounds with a emelt gum
low condition I decided to try them ., They sufficed. The subraariee. which
By the time I bad line:heti the fourth appeared to be stoppee, rolled sligetly.
box I lotted to nty great delight that Then, tatting aheavy lite and tilting
I was a great deal stronger. aud me tot eul wLth stor» 1 et
blood a deep red color. I have a lotwater. ilie sleet vertically out et eight.
Ot work to do beiden tileg care
pay little one. and with tity gime health
I enjoy It, and 1 eau truthfully say II
Owe this condition to Dr. Williams]
Pink Pille." Tea
Dr. Williame Pink Pills tem be ob-; me?"
Wiped through any metliviee tleeler4 Wt1
Or may be had by mail. pest paid, at .E.'0 tack."
mita a box or six boxes for 1$2410 front Tea
The Dr. Williams' eiedielne Co.,Iirocle7 Fe(' 111
ville. Ont. Wil
Ice Can Now Be Compressed. IlLUN B CT( i
xeertaterite recently made wela D A
enornattaele high Preesere—up to 20,-
000 etnmepteree er the eqpivaleet of.
300,000 Pounds Per eqaare ib-eiteve
developed results as remarkeble as
they were utieepected, Up to now
3.000 atmespberes waa the teaximum
exespheree mercury passed theouge
walls of massive steel.
Hitherto water ha$ been eupposed
to be an incompreesible substance, but
under 12,000 ataiosplieres it was re-
duced, 20 per cent. in voleinee Nor was
it preeiously known that liquids could
be made to freeze Jr mere corapres-
slam Water, when the pressure is
pushed high enough, terns to tee, no
matter how lege the temperature.
Water at 180 degree e Fahrenheit will
freeze envier a. pressure of 20.000 atmos-
pheree. Ice, wader a preaure of °WY
2,000 attnosphereet collapses 18 per
cent in volume, assuming a different
appearance and new physieal proper.
ties. A piece of It will sink in water.
Ir mare pressure be applied another
kiwi of ice is produced. Phe,sphoras
wader' 12,000 atmospheres turns black
and assumes au appearance resemb.
ling graphite. Under the same pree-
sure eot rubber become border than
nUd steel.
basil -melt as all materials far down
toward the centre of the earth are Ken-
jectee to t p , ; ,
laboratory observations above quoted
mit be particularly •interesting to
geologists.
tried. Under a pressure of- 0,000 a
KEEP .Lrr TIE AiES
• WELL IN WINTER
winter is a dangerous season or
the little ones. The (lays are so
ofrangeable—one day bright. the net
cold ant stormy, that the mother is
ON JOR .
Y DA
DARTMOUTH CITIZE N
• FEELS YOUNG. AND
ACTIVE AS A BOY
Was Losing Which Time From
Work Ilecause, of Stomach
Trouble But Eats Any-
thing an Table Now.
"Think a it, a stunt time ago I
could hardle push a Platte or use a
bawl saw and to -day I feel as young
and active and vigorous as I ever did
;
well known carpenter a elester
Dartmouth, NZ.
"For three yeas before I started
tatting Tateac I derbet know what it
wee to have a single day's good
healtb, and for the teat two Yeeee nay
stomeeh has been is such a detorderee
condition One I was just in misery all
the the. Nothing in the world will
II a man down as Meek as not be -
lig able te digest witat he eats. and I
lost wtIght ite.4 etreegth all the time.
"I am on the job now wonting es' ktrY
day and feeling fine all the UM-
certaiely taujo,v natteing tee shevinge
fly now. To.niae hes just made a hritud
new man eut ot me."
Tanta(' is soid by all good deiggiste.
—Advt.
Tone Producer for Violins
and Similar Instruments,
It is said that a modern violin, of
any onerart- note cite be cc/averted A
meat the equivaient of a Straillvatitts.
or eel, r violin of Italy's geleen daya
mired 120 milts in A.D. 1300, had beenl Classified Advertisements
The coast of lieligoleed, -which mea-
ir YOU
reduced. to three trilles in 1900 by eeteetii't,c,TekelE?R rtatAatvijen Lea,reA"b4ze aaato daily. We
erosion. 1 L,aaanepedv evolut.iti;errit,e,Loonegoetn, Otruotor
CANA -WAN etetTettelOteter. elAReart,
25e. No otkApr Tot. gcerevry,
(methane Ont.
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THIN FLAT HAIR
GROWS LONG, THICK
AND ABUNDANT
helreteeeteea'3
neteeewieene
only 451 :1•11bottle..
One application ends al
dandruff, stops itaing
and failing bail', and.
in a few moments,
you have doubled the
beauty of your bee:. te:
It will appear a mase,
59 zefte lustrous, and
easy to do up, tat; what eeeta
snarl please you most
will be, after a few
weeks user, when you ee
new Fair—enti anti
SALTING FOR litALlit
A14. xtleD3 Or 4c4ve AND 1-lSEI;),
belong. pulleys., saws, cableatesemacktua,
• ekapped subject to abProval lowest
prices in canada, YORK BELTINO CO.
115 YORtC STItEriT. TonONTO.
T le man who fees certain he will
net succeed is seleloin mistaken.
ken.
IJnlment for Coughs and Colds
COARSE SALT
LAN D'SALT
flullt Carlota
TORONTO SALT WORKS
OLIFF TORONTO
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out really new hair /ICUS AND PAINS
downy a firet--eres---
E
eGE
is to tare hair what fresh shower$ NITs
e'rowing all over ¢-,e scate, “Dencler. LOAN s
ef :min and sunshine are to vege.taticee
It goes right to the ;vets. ievigeratee
and strengthens them. This detighteel.
.
ettereneting tonic eetps tette, Itte.e55,
-
faded Lair to trrow tenet, thwe heavy
and luxuriant.
sWaWPReer nog Zee:getters
eeet: on
DOG DISEASES
and Me: to Veo,..i
.Mallett '.14#.1) q art Ad,
t4-e7,19t. eie :tether.
to owe. (novel; ceerne.
..aa mete; aatti t-lvdrett
New Ilarit.
afraid to take the ehtldren ont1ortheI0 srneet'ihetraleelit =leg, by tbe
fresh air and eeel'&0 they need so i atntaecl:,,nrtiemulttecter. itTtita,ht.ileitvely isinvuerurtleic! neut. In cousequento
ee they are often
cooped up in overheated. bailly Yenti- able t" .'ty thrid et string it4 3r4atent*
Point, lated recent, end are soon seized withis jtj,' el sPeciallY PccPated wt'lti.
°her - "XVI 1.1 iota . what ie income a:el1tei
:: erlgitrilipop:n. esWhativeulena
isnbe)e...s
aell Own to t4.1clue4th;4,5014zetorlerAtr41.1totteltaletiitnat,trra
itueloonnftorme
1;
lie--"it Is tehtta you „At an a Tablets. They will regulate tee stone which ii i'" attuned.
i ach and bowels and drive out colds,
cher--"Na i'm afraid you ti011't and by their use the baby will be able Mother,rQuick! Give
e, point." to get over the winter season in per- California Fig Syrup
lieet"You &me r. you feel IL., feet safety. Tee Table% are sold be
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medicine dealers or by mail at 2e ets. For Child's Bowels
a box from Tito Dr. Williams' Medi -
Surnames and Their Origin
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MacOAUSLAND. roots. in other Cla3Pa, however, given
Varlations—MacCaslon. ensign. Mae -
Asian, NlacAnselan.
Racial Origin—Scottish.
Soursce—A given name.
You would not think, perbaps. that
'the family name of MacCausland bad
anything to do with the given name of
;Anselm. But it has.
The forms MacCausland and Mac -
%Asian appear to be the °nee most tre-
quently met with• to -day, though you
Will often run across the othene These
names are all derivatives of the Gaelic
given name of "Aneelen," which Is
equivalent to "Anselm," the latter be
Ing the Teutonic form, with "Ansel -
MeV" as the Latin rendition.
It is interesting to note in tete cone
/section that many given names luwe
been developed independently in the
Gaelic and Teutonic tongues, but along
virtually parallel lines, and when you
trace back the conneotion you de not
find it until you arrive at that prehis-
toric and misty speculative period be -
fere the Celts and the Teutons branch-
ed off from the parent Aryan stock
end subsequently split again into
ninny races and nations. For compare-
eive analysis ,of Celtic and Teutonic
tongue& as well as the Latin and
;Greek shows that a large proportion
iof their fundamental voca,bularies,
tripped of their variations, inflections
and changes, are from the same word
names have been imparted from aneLanguage into another, and subse-
quently have developed tato, different
forma.
The family name of Ma0Causland or
"elticAnselan,Th which. is the Gaelicform,
form, aPPears to have developed. In the
Clan Buchanan of the Scottish High-
lands.
P RYO R
Varlation—Prior,
Racial Origin—English.
Source—A title, or a nickname.
Here is another of the type of family
names which came the evieminded -of
limited knowledge concerning medie-
val social conditions to smile knowing-
ly and refer to what is termed etbe
bar sinister," in sitort, to illegitimacy,
What the origin of a family trams is
in the epecilic, individual ease, only a
dependable geuealogical tracing of it
back to its source will establieh.
About the family name of Prior or
Pryor, thin much Is certain: It was in
most cases founded upon the word
"prior," with; its well-known, meaning
in religious life. The explanation that
the name was first borne by actual
children. of priors, assumed to have
been bound by Yews of celibacy, is
plausible, but it doesn't .bear deep
analysis, any more than does the
shallow theory that all kings are des -
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hie Co., Brockville, Ont. Even a sten Meld loves the "fruity"
taste or "Catiforttia Fig Syrup." If the
Payment Deferred. little tongue Is coated, or if' your child
Alice, the five-yealeold, entered tite Is listless, cross, feverish, full of cold.:
general store or,11r, Smith, with, whore ' or has Mlle. a teaspoonful will never
she was a great favorite, and an- fail to even t'le bowels. In a few
nounced that, to utak° hot* dolly a hours you can eee for yourself how
dress, she needed "some red, bine and thoroughly it works all the constipie
tion poison, zour bile and waste from
yellow,"
When Mr. Smith bad brought out the tender, little bowels and gives you
the required amount ot material She a well, playful child agate..
asked how mucb it was. 'Millions of mothers keep '1nel-formica
"That will cost you just one Ides," Fig Syrup" handy. They /now a tea -
replied the storekeeper.
l spoonetil to -day saves a 4.3.iek child to -
'Whereupon Alice answered: "Mum- morrow. A'k your druggist tor genie'
ma wilt come in and Pay Yoti. to -mote Ine "California Fig Syrup" which has
row."
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The human brain contains 300,000,-
000 nerve cells.
Cape Horn was so named by the
Dutch navigator who discovered it in'
1616, and called it Cape Horn after
his birthplace.
tended from icings, all earls from
earls, or all Keyeers from kaisers.
There weren't enough kings, even 11
yen counted in those of Ireland, to ac-
count for all the kings among English-
epeaking races to -day.
The alternative, and undoubtedly
the true explanation in the vast ma-
jority of cases, is that men wee given
such nicknameas "the crior." "the
king," and so en, either from peettliare
ties of bearing or from taking part in
the very popular "mystery Nave'
which in medieval times were held in
every little village:
He beat the train to the crossing
a good many times
"It's never touched me yet"
he explained when they pointed
outthe risks.
• That's the answer a good
many people make *hen they
• hear that the drug dement in
tea and coffee often harms
nerves and health. They say it's
never touched them yet, •
Sometimes they only think
it,hasn't,
Wakeful nights, drowsy
days, headaches that keep
com-
ing more
fre-
quently—often
are blamed on
bad luck when
–, ... ,K-,-------, – the blame be-
,
----.7.----,"''.----- longs on bad
4„.
judgment taking needless
chances with harm.
Over on the safe side is
Postum, a pure cereal beverage,
delicious and satisfying con-
taining nothing that can harm
nerves or digestion: Thousands
who used to, try their luck with
tea or coffee ,are enthusiastic over
having found safety and satis-
faction in Posttun.
It's worth your while to make,
the test with Postum for ten
days. Postum is a delightful
drink for any member of the
family, at any meal.
Your grocer has both forms of Postum:
Instant Posturn (in tins) made instantly in the
cup by the addition of boiling water. Posturn
Cereal (in packages 'of larger bulk, for those
who prefer to inake the drink while the meal is
being mepared) made by boiling for 20 minutes.
Posturn for, Health
.„
"There's a Reason"
Made by Canadian.Posturn Cereal Co., Limited, Windsor, Ont.
directions for babies and children of
all ages printed on bottle. Mother:
You aunt say "Cellfornia" or you may
get an imitation fig syrup.
Green.
eYour grandfather lived to a gree»
old age, •didn't her
"I'd certainly call it that. Wien the
old gentlemen allowed biniself to be
outrageously swindled a claten time.;
tater he Was ,seventy."
MONEY *ORDERS.
It is always safe to send a Dominion
Express, Money Order. rive dollars
oasts three cents.
The harp. is believed, to have origin-
ated from the hunting bow,'the tight -1
ly stretched string of which will emit,
a musical note1
Minard's Liniment prevents Spanise Flu 1
Here is a Useful Tree.
Probably ne other tree in the world,
unless it is ttte bamboo, is useful in so
many different ways as the carnauba,
a species of palm teat growe In north-
ern Brazil. Not onlyes the tree pretty,
says Mr. 'Feeley A, Franck, but it is
useful from root to crown.
Fibres and wax from the leaves
were used to make the first phono-
graph recerds anti some of the first
electric -light filaments. The wax in-
deed is an of the important exports of
Brazil. To get it the natives thrash
the leaves until the wax fans from
them in the shape of a white powder.
The powder is later worked up into
many forme, from seals. to shoe polish.
Thenatives make their candles of it.
The fibres of the lea,ves they weave
into hats, mats and baskets. They
also make brooms, of them, and they
use the leaves to roof their house a aed
to make pahn-leat ewe. Useful fibres
also come from Ike inside of the
trunk, the iron -hard wood of which
they use to make many things, trent
musical instruments to water pipes.
From the roots they make a, purgative
and a kind of fartnim that is of, inea-
timable value to teem in times of fa -
The pulp of the fruit has an agree-
able taste; and from, the seed. which,
is of agreeable taste wnen roastecl,
collies a, eaucharhie „substance that can
either be used s food or Lurndd into
wine or vinegar. Finally they use the
seed as birros; that is, the knobto
which the lace makees, Me the eiicls of
their threads. The cliekety-olick of
the birros can be beard, all over north-
ern 13ragli. -
No ono is useless in tile woil& who
lightens tee burden et it ,tk),/cievone
else. *
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ISSUE No.:10-22.
VOID the nesery of racking ein.
Ilatte a bottle o'keri's ixn
art an4
yeu rad feel the etite or p?ta,
It quickly coets the petn and sande
a fcellog of warmth threueda tee
itching- part, Skale41..franaml pendralc$
Itilan•.•
ige, tee ter reeernatisra, riteetaielea
etiatice, pr,ms antttrain 4, awe pints,
lame back eel eere mules.
For forty y4:116 euenty.
Federate ;hear.
At ell deuettiste-36e, 70e, $1.40.
Mee hi Canada. ,
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Health, Savin Reminder
Don'i Wait
until you c et the
pat.et htitten.,
USE
s iiiirneff
At t 1.1 gn of It. lite Healin
nilties ere Ateinzine. THE
OLD 11E41 ;El -E.
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Allot y
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Wt
ANYTE.,:r
k After Horne,
to Lydia E. Pink-
am's Vegetable Companui
COVERE
1111 PIMPLE&
BardandRed, Festered and
Itched Badly, Cuticura Heats,
"My trouble began with a rough.
ening of the akin and itchingscalp.
Later hard, red pimples broke out
on my fact and completely tovered
it. Some of the pimples festered and
itched badly at times. I began ueing
Cuticura Soap and Ointment and
after a few days my face felt better..
I continued using them and in three
weeks was completely healed, after
using one cake °reale= Soap and
one box of Cuticura Ointment."
(Signed) Leslie Gray, 10 Chestnut
St,, Plymouth, Mass., :Feb.28,1021.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal.
cum promote and maintain sldn
Purity, skin comfort and skin heolth.
The Soap to cleanse and purify, the
Ointment to soothe end heal, the
Talcum to powder and pnitunc.
smerEartirristirmad. Addraa:"Zsamosgrz,
144, SIA St, Peal Et., W., :ldatitte.1.,, Said tr:cry-
where. Soap 26e. tlintialean3 sada*. Talcurallte.
Zeir-Cuticurat Soap shaves williout mug.
Meafere, Ontario. -9 was se wera
could hardly do anything and MY
back set -:Ilea the
teat. I toaii se
much liont Lydia.
E. Pink/game Vege.
able Compearid for
omen that 1
bought I would
try it. 1 Pei that
It dItl. help me for
1 ant looking after
7 own home now
and seem quite
strong again. I
have recommended
your Vegetable Compound to enite 3,
few friends and you can use tee nalne
If Yon wish to do so."—lett. R.
INurrias, Box 440, Meaford, Ontario.
In your own neighborhood tht re are
doubtless women who know of Ilia
great value of Lydia E. Pinithanfs
Vegetable Compound. Women every.
'where, either by word of mouth or
by letter, reeoramend this splendid
medicine. Those who have suffered
' from female weakness, change of life,
and similar troubles know of the
wonderful relief brought to them. by
• the Vegetable Compound.
For Constipated Bowels—Bilious
The nicest cathartic -laxative to
pbyslc your bowels ween you nava
Headaebe Biliousness .
Colds Indigestion
Dizziness our Stomach
is candy -like Caecarets. One or two
Liver
to -night will empty your bowels Cont.
pietely by morning and you will feel
splendid. "They wore while you
sleep." Cascarets never stir Yon up
or gripe like s -alts, Pills, Calomel, or'
011, and they cost only ten cents a
box. Children love Cascarets too.
WARNING? Say "Bayer" .when, you buy Aspirin.
Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are
not getting Aspirin at all. Why take chances?
Accept only an "unbroken package" of, "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin," which contains directions and dose worked out by
physicians during 22 years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache Rheumatism
• Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis
• Earache .1,umbago Pain, Pain
Handy "Bayer" bones of 12 tablets --Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggi•rts,
'Aspirin is the trade mart: (registered In Canada) of aapez. Manufectilre oMatte-
acaticaeldester of Sallcylitaeld. While It la well PaloWn that Aspltin Incarie nuyer
situaulfilotureee` aamist the public against imitations, the 'Tablets of Bayer CoMpanY
1•411 be fitaarptcl With their general trade mark, the "Bayer eroaa,"
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