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GOVERNMENT�(RAILWAY
1011... A1DS DE 1%ELOA- MENT.
Dominion's Merchant Marine
Comprised a 8;000 Vessels;
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Development of Oans. 's merchant MeM nrat
marie has now reichod a point where h311a!n1011lir.J.,iA
RELIEVES PAIN
the registered Beetl alg of the Dentin..
ion coltsists of more than 8,000 ves-
sole, representing an 314(53 gate of 1,-
619,000
,019,000 -gross tons, With a large fleet
Owned by the Canadian gevermneat
and linked up in operation with Ute
govurnrnoltt: owned railways and co-
opereting with old •establ'-,alsed 1111.1041
shipping lines, Canada is t0 be regard-
ed as a maritime competitor of to
a United States, and is no, to be under-
ratggd because its total of totutttge is
so inucb less than that of Lea reP ublic
to the south,
08 the total Canadian holdings at
present, 4,375 vessels ata steamers, ag-
gregating 1,105,000 tons. and 3,720 are
sailing vessels, totalling 514.000 tons.
The omit -going shipping of the
{ United States. at the le inning of the
war was only slightly more than a
million tons.
Some idea of the widespread activernrn
ties of the Canadian Go:.ent's
sh;ppitlg le given by a rep,.. en the
location of the various, vessels of the
Beet on one doe, receetly,
.Canadian Fleet Active
► . 1n the North Atlantic, or British.
is
trade, at; London, the 1 at:ail. an Aviat-
or was discharging 31.'33.. Al Liver•
pool the C'anallan li. ngcr and the.
Canadiau Conquerorhad a )rived ttn.i
at the satin! port the Cute,.Ilan. Seig-
item was loading fo• Gat.,:da, The
Caoad,au Settler was -liselearging ear
go at elanclleeter at ih: Camelia!
Telmer at Cardiff. The, (lamellae
-e Vteunoar was nt G1' eg:' enloading
anti the Canadlau Vryaear was load -
fug at Cardiff.
ThL makes nine veeee:s of the Cana-
-..._d1(t :'atunal fleet .n BOOM) ports
alone' on. that date. :llersover, the
Canadian Carrier Wal in the Gulf of
St. Lawrence betted for Glasgow: The
Canadian Navigator was nearing Glas-
gow and the Canad,..n S ;nailer was
at Glaogew, The•Canad:-.n Otter was
on the way to London and Cardiff.
The Canadian Miller wee loading at
Malt cal for LIverpool,
In the Cubean! Jamaican trade
the Canadian Adventurer was home-
ward bound with a cargo of sulphur
Prot» Sabine, Tex. The Canadian Sow-
er was dischargl• a cargo at ,Quebec,
and the Canadian Trader had sailed
from Havana for Mttntreat.
In the Barbados, Trinidad and De-
mote:re cervica the Canadian Beaver
steered for Sydney, I'..S„' outward
belted, tend the Canadian Fanner from
Trinidad for Canada. The Canadian
Observer was discharging cargo at
Neutron!.
Ships in Many Trades.
In the South Amerteen trade the
Canadian Victt.lr was leading at Mont-
real anti the Canadian Planter was
unloading at Rio de Janeiro; the
Canadian Splutter was unloading at
Buenos Ayres.
On that date in the newly establish-
ed iudiau trade, from the Atlantic
side, the Canadian Pioa1eer was east
of. Suez, in the Indian Ocean between
Karachi and Bombay, from which port
she was to continue to Colombo, up
the oast coast or India to Calcutta,
Rengoon, Singapore, Straits Settle-
ments and on to tee Dutch ports of
Batavia and 'Sourabaya, in Sava,
In the Pacific service the Canadian
Explorer was discharging at Mel-
bourne, in Australia, and the Canadlaau
Inventor was on her way between Mel-
bourne and Vancouver.
The Canadian National Railways
and the Canadian Government mer-
chant
orchant marine have concluded satisfac-
tory arrangements with the Halt
steamship interests at Liverpool and
the British India Steam Navigation
Company, Limited, for joint services
between Atlantic and Pacific ports in
Canada and the Orient, including In-
dia. Already one or the Ships of the
BrLtish'edit, Company y has called
at a
Canadian port, and a ,.ergo has been
found foe it by the Canadian National
Railways and the Canadian Govern-
ment merchant marine. Likewise a
full cargo has been secured by the
British India Company for one of the
ships now In Oriental waters.
London Tower Rises and
Falls With Tides.
The Towor of London, already so
famous in history, has recently
achieved a new distinction. It might
now be called the 'entering- Tower of
London, Nor would 'the term be an
exaggeration,, for the old pile actually
does move up and down four theme
each day as the tides in the Thames
ebb and liow, it Is in the soetion of
the tower nearest the river Where tab
movement is most noticeable,
et wad explained by an 9111°1al.that
the, movement was caused by the
water which ponetratee under the
foundation with the rising tide, As
the water is forced in the Whole tower.
is forced ugward, and then when: the
'Water Bows out with the tide the
tower sinks again. it is said that the
movement is so pr030u114ed as to
make the place unsuitable for certain
Government scientific teats.
The frilow who bears, his burden
trlsrerftrliy, tinder hie burden lighter,
, eett:,aa00Z 1.3
How Do You Shake Hands?
or, Ciiruler P. Boger, of Cleveland,
Ohio, declares that there are, broadly
c.nly ilve varieties of hand -clasp, and
that the manner .ill whIell one man
reets another is an infallible index of
his true character.
The man who, when 1laard•ahalahlg,
gives a full Hand anti prensee his
thumb against the back of your hand,
says Dr. 130gei', is softie', liberal, and
a colleen/al companion.
The man whQ does 31th Press 131e
thumb against the back of your hand
is thrifty and economical to a fault;
he Is niggardly, almost miserly, and
hence a poor associate to revelry and
amu0emerts.
The snap who offers the tips of his
fingers is sly, accretive, and cunning.
He may abound 111 polish and emdoth
lie:;, but not in truthfulness.
You will invariably find that the
w o a s w s hands closed
in the form of a fist, is insincere and
14:1 r:' tl' exaggeration.
PNEUMONIA
Tht: Close of Day.
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At eve the settenteArei ;owe. to etc ,. , ,
each drying dale
see they '-1 targe betweve, the ante, lose
It='off <R2i t3 W1'y
11oy fel, t en ettelset i1., eoli'h t'io
'7h it IL,:t i5 it.)
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Tho itcallni declare IIts glory" .in
title closing 11ett1',
KEEP LITTLE ONES
WELL
N WINTER
Is a inter da ns u oro s scason ,for
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tho little once. Tho days oto ehango-.
able --one bright, the 'met 0116 cold
sue stormy, that the mother is afraid
to take eeljtlklren out or the fresh
air and exercise they need so much;
In couseciuence they are often cooped
up in ovez'beatotl, bluffly ventilated
rooms and are soon seized withcolds
or-..,rrippe. •What 38'' needed :. to' keep
the Attie ouee well is Baby's Own
Tablets, They will regulate'"the:stem-
acll and bowels and drive rut colds
and by their use the baby will be able
r31 nearly rIvro r t Ittc . fear young,
f
.rt a births, to l tee twee ttln r,itelee
t'dltatt t1 t urn.
ii.o ti( 1s efeees311te eteParlt Parrre
1. ales 1 3, 1,0014310 It et fr,'ctt nr: is
eeetta s,) eel. hotly iu the •t m uiiiio
i ; to 1.1".r. f," 1 , i 31.3. 1 tit f ` Au
n t+c 1 It•:•l3 1 eieele ..e'1 exe, „ry
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1 it4 t re 1n eeee deptirelee of at-te
h.tilvl;U1 ' 1 Ilt liiv t b ealt3
t 3 reeve t ,.t.., „0 Ile eity, Or .i "hire
f ;fennel' 13,,31; : n,,i he et tee ar lees
el:3:t>, lea 31,101311 Ovine melanin
that melt ct:lt ; c, 1 l,f that it is hul.i
to tell theta sitar`
Songs for Su lam Cows.
i1Mui3Jc: lras a bi:, effect on most aid -
teethe 'elle Morro of the caavalryillan
In :eke up its elle, Ole moment ithears
tho trumpeter's notes, and does net
forget them for gears.
Slay tows caul be restored to good
temper bythe dairymaid's songs, and
mu at Lbs plough will do better when
thea driver sings.
The circus horse soon learns the
aitfierenee In tine time of the music to
which he has to perform. He will
march, trot, or gallop es the musician
leads him.. Monkeys and elephants
n be trained in a sirniha
There le an Eastern saying that the
song of 'the shepherd fattens sheep
more than the richest pastures,
FRAGILE, PALE
AND MISERABLE
to get over the winter season in per -1
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fent safety. The Tablets are sold by i
medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co,, Brookville, Ont.
Twins Are �I Iereditary:
and other Lung Diseases Once in a while one reads in the
newspapers about a birth of quadrap-
Claims many Victims In Canada and lets. "Very rarely quintuplets are born,
should be guarded against
1111 s Lined
1e• a Great Preventative, being one of the
oldest remedies used. Minard's Lint.
mon has cured thousands of cases of
Grippe, ltronehitts, Sore Throat, Asthma
and kindred diseases. It is an Enemy to
Germs. Thousands of ,,ottles being used
0tery clay.. For -sale by all druggists
and general dealers.
Mlaarda Ltainlent Ca., Ltd., Yarmouth.
13.13-
A man who is at the mercy of his
1
and there have even been instances of
sextuplets.
When foie or more babies come In-
to the world at a blob,'almost never
do more than three of them survive.
A tendency '10 the production of.
twins is undoubtedly hereditary; It
runs in families. A woman.. whose
mother and grandmother have borne
twine may fairly be expected, if mar-
ried, to bring one or more pairs into
the world.
disposition can never be a leader,. a
That curious armored mammal, the
power .among men.. armadillo, common In Texas and Mexi-
HEALTH EDUCATION
BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON
Ontario Board of Health
V Dr. Middleton w111 be glad to answer questions on Public Health me-
ters through this column. Address him at the Parliament Bldgs., A
Toronto., `
1 am writing this article to the boys or woman than if yeti neglect to carry
1 and girls, and mere particularly to out these simple little rules.
you bon* and girls who are going to Here they are:—
school
school from day to day,.and who are mea'(1l) to -dog. I washed my bands before each
being taught reading, writing, arith-I (2) I washed not only my face, but
1etic and other useful subjects that, my ears and neck, and I cleaned my
will be of use to you all through life.; finger nails,
pen -
Now, to learn quickly and to make' (3) I tried. to keep my fingers,
ells and everything that might be un -
progress at school . you must be ,int clean out of my mouth and
good health, for you cannot go tot (4) I drank a glass of water.before
school every day if you do not feel each meal and before going to bed, and
well, and so you get behind in your drank no tea, coffee oe other injurious
class, and feel that you are keeping drinks to -day,
the other children back, waiting for
you to catch up to thena,.in your (4) I brushed my teeth thoroughly
3n the morning arid.' in the evening
studies. to -dry
There are several things that yen (6) I took ten or more slow, deep
should do every day to keep well. They' breaths of fresh air to -day,
do not take much time and in fart, (7) I played out -doors or with win -
are very necessary if you are going dews open more than thirty minutes
to have good health.Ito-day.
Every boy and girl knows how bene -f (8) I was in bed ten hours ormore
ficial it would be to earry out certain Leat night and kept my windows open.
health rules front day to day, but (9) I tried to seep neat and cheer -
Sometimes there is nobody to tell just fol constantly, and to be helpful to
what should be done. ! others.
Here are some health chores which (10) I tried to -clay to sit up, and
I would like to lee every boy and girl to stand up straight, to eat slowly,
undertake to do everyday. Copy out and to attend to toilet and each need
the list and pin 41 somewhere where of my body at its regular time.
you can so it. Then at night before, Now, boys and girls, just copy out
you go to bed put an X before each these rules and try your best to do
chore l tt
AtOU have done y and sec how them every day. Gat your father e
r or
many you have missed out. If you mother or big brother or sister to re-
do not miss any of the chores you will mind you each night to nark off the
feel in better health, you will have a dist of health chores you have done
better appetite, you will sleep better,' through the day. You will never re -
and Val will study better. Besides' gret doing them and you'lI thank me
you will grow up to be a healthier man for telling you about them.
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Grocers Used To Wonder
why some of their tea and
Coffee trade switched t
INSTANT POST.'
. any--ok them. understand now
`they use Possum in their own
Families and Find a big gain in
health, and some economy,
with no lost in satisfaction
"There's a Reason For
Posh= instead of coffee
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The Melancholy State of Thous-
ands of Bloodless Children and
Young Girls.
How often do yon hear the remark,
"She is very delicate?-". I4ow often it
means that some young woman I8 liv-
ing in misery, suffering from periods
of prostration, dizziness, loss of appe-
tite and disordered digestion. Head-
aches afflict her at intervals; pain in
the bacjc and limbs follow any exer-
tion.
xection. She is never really well.
Tltis fragile state ofhealth, this
lack of vitality, ,calls for prompt.treat-
ment. The blood must be nourished
and made strong enough to vitalize
the system that is so lacking in energy.
In such cases Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
have proved remarkably successful in
making the new, rich, rod blood nacos,
sexy in restoring tone to the system.
Mrs. L. M. Duncan, South Mountain,
Ont., tells of the wonderful benefit Dr.
Williams' Pink Piles made in the case
of her young daughter. She says: "It
is only right that I should. let you
know of the good derived from the use
of Dr, Williams, Pink Pills by our girl
' ofeleven years. She was alwaye very
thin and not gaining in weight. Her
appetite was poor and she had no de-
sire for wholesome food. Finally we
elecided to give her Dr. Williams, Pink
Pills. After taking one box, she went
arfay on a three weeks' vacation, tak-
ing
aking three boxes of pills with her, which
she took regularly while she was away.
When she returned home we were sur-
prised and delighted to see how well
-she looked, and to find that she had
gained seven pounds in weight. She
had a much better color and her ap-
petite had improved eo that she was
always ready for her meals. She con-
tinued using the pills until she had
taken seven boxes, and the great Im-
provement they made in her condi-
tion was noticed by many around here.
I can only add that I believe Dr. Wil,
Hams' Pink Pills are a splendid medi-
cine,"
The best time to begin taking Dr.
Williams Pink Pills 1s' the moment you
feel the least bit out of sorts. The
sooner -yon do so the sooner you will
regain your old time energy. You can
get these pills through any medicine
dealer or by mall at 50 cente a box or
six boxes for $2.50 from The 1)r.
s
William' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
The Longest Way Round..
Patsy—"Mom, won't yer gimme
candy, now?" -
Mrs, Casey—"Dido' 01 tell ye 01
wouldn' give ye aany at all if ye didn't
kape still?"
"Yes"m, but
"Well, the longer ye kape still the
sootieryell get it."
Minard's Liniment Relieves Distemper
The First Lighthouse.
There has been some controversy as
to whether the Romans or the Phoeni-
cians built the first lighthouse, but the
bust records at hand give the honor
L., the Romans. 1t was nothing more
than a beacon tower upon which fires
wore kept burping to guide mariners
into the port. of Alexandriayp
, Egt,
'Situated on the Isle of Pharos, it was
called the Phases, a name wheels has
been applied to Lighthouses ever since.
the building of this first beacon, about.
8.0. 331. Both the Phoenicians and
the Romans later erected beacons at
various points along the Mediterran.
can coast, an old Phoenician light-
house
ighthouse still being in use at Corunna,
Spain, havieg been repaired from
time to time during the centuries it.
has et0od In the Same location. The
remains -of a Itonlan Pharirs (fight -
house) may be wen at Dover, Eng
Intml,. which was the terminus of the
barge line across the Channel during
its occupation by the Romans, and con-
neeted with the Britain of military
rode that lead down a
to Rom
Don't try to get out of anything
which will help'you, which will make
you a stronger and larger man,
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III "u ...tea,. e'luipn)ent 11•e ship
x; et totgw1.ere in C emn 1 to Fieti8,
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1,'3o>1 a 4:3 o Salvage rlmt Savv1Y,
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T h a Home That Wins.
103:-bt into the Iinnds of revery father,
111) lay 31:r:ut movenoett puts an Jae
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tt Dr P s
tr .lc or h.s Lo Futuro.
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t 1: -is to something 0 to f the
u i stet coin >; u ie,
Meet, It to turn you )coy over to, and
£e 1 athe most
f si t h irt, S cosi ie l e n t
n
g
,
actlet, 0raeever let loose in the world
fer welding father and son together
:oto; 11 c'innieg team for home and
couite
Every father does not realize that
the avel'ageOntario boy is awake 5,800
hours a year. You put him iu sellvel
for 009 of these hours and overiasting- JI
1y keep after. bin; to melte good. 'Fou i
place him in church and Sunday)
-Reboot for porbaps another 100 hours!
And let 1111 kaowryon are 1kng. for
results. You keep him around 11Ome
and under your watchful eye for prob-
nhly 1 31(30 ,, hi. ,,,nlrtna h...,.vo enA
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thee turn hien loose, for his play --3,00000
hours a year—and that's the end of it.
Why? Because you are past the play
age, or think you are.
Yet rlgbt here, in these hours he Is
away from borne and other wholesome
influences, is where your boy forms
his character and needs you most.
Scouting gives you, as a father, a com-
plete playtime programme through
which you can win your son for life.
Scouting wins, and the home that
"puts in" Scouting wins too.
Scouting is the manliest programme
ever devised for a boy. As associ-
ate members of The Boy Stouts As-
sociation fathers unite with their boys
in Scouting, They become pals with
their sons and "home scoutmasters"
backing up the regular scout leaders.
The home with Scouting in it wins.
IC Scouting is not in your home, a let-
ter addressed to the Provincial Heed -
quarters of the Boy Scouts Assocla-
Ion, Bloor and Sherbourno Streets,
Toronto, will bring back a reply tell-
ing how you can help to put it there.
Druid Oaks of Marseilles.
The old Druid religion was a dread-
ful one in mane aspects, and no phase
of it was more evil than the cere-
monies that were conducted in the
sacred grove just outside the walls of
Marseilles. The trees were oaks, and
no human band had laid an ax to the
forest since the creation of it. As a
result the underbrush had grown up
and the trees themselves had so inter-
laced limbs and leaves that the in-
terior of the grove was almost as dark
as if it were perpetual night, as no ray
of sun could penetrate to its heart. A
slime -covered creek twisted about
among the trees, its waters an inky
biaclmess, and it Is said that no four -
footed
footed animal could live In the grove
tar any bird perch on the trees.
Deep In the heart of the grove,
reached only by a secret and twisted
path, the Druid stones were set up,
ghastly tly gray piles with flat tope, so
4c
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A Tragedy—for Hen
n
1old an?
"Why1e an m
so n 1 alto y,
"Silos Brown rejected me last
night "
"Well, brad up; there are others,"
" Yas, ot course, but somehow I can't
help feeling sorry
tor the poor
girl."
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Herbs is a remedy for the retie! of
L...,3stipetlan, Indigestion, 13(110wenee13,
iRheumatism, Kidney Traublee• 1t ler
70l1-ks0w0. iia ing been exteneivoly a3,
vertised, sinee it was first menurftecured
In 153,8, by distribution 0f large ltailtie
Me of almanacs, Cook 1340ks, Health
Books, ese., whitey- are 3urnie1ed to
agents free of Charge. The reined es are
801d at a
pr. ice that t
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nn Writ.'
eAararC;
entroal. Mention this paper.
Might Mean Two Things,
A bride and bridegroom were on
theirhoneymoon.ri e n toe-j!j
1 The Pride, 1 1 I
graphing to her radio., announced
that they were "having is revs every
morning before brealdaet,"
Her father, evidently reminiscent of
his own exporlences, wired back,
"How do you pronounce ro•w?"
Laked Her Mother.
Six-year old Margaret aften played
with Nellie, a neighbor's little girt:
One rainy day the two were just'start-
ing across the clean kitchen floor at
Margaret's house when the latter's
mother, seeing their muddy shoes,
headed them off and sent them out to
play on the porch. After a moment
Nellie remarked:
"My mother don't care how much I
run over the kitchen floor."
There was quite a long interval of
silence. Then Margaret said:
"I wish I had a nice dirty mother
like you've got, Nellie."
The Toddlers' Language.
An Englishman who was Just begin-
ning to understand Chinese stood lie
tering to a group of English children
who chattered away now in_Engiish,
now in Chinese. follow, Most of it be could but the
talk of two wee mites whose tongues
were wagging as hard as they could
go puzzled him completely.
"Are they talking in English or in
Chinese, or a mixture? I can't get a
single word of what they are saying,"
he remarked town older child.
"Of course you can't," was the ready
reply. "No one can except themselves.
It Isn't any Ianguage, but all the little
ones talk it. They get it off of God,
and they keep it till they're three."
MONEY ORDERS.
It is always safe to send a Dominion
Express Money Order, Five DoIIars
costs three cents.
Hiding Your Light.
Don't forget to tell your wife oc-
casionally that you love her. Other-
wise she might not find it out.
Minard's Liniment for Dandruff.
Weather conditions are reported
and forecasts issued by radio tele-
graphy from a number of places in
France as frequently. as seven times
a day.
MOTHER!
•
A New FIytrap,
Something entirely new as a cone
trivauce for catching flies is the idea
of Juan I, Domindtmez, 0f Buettea.A rens
It has a rotating disc, with a series
of radial fins, between whiob syrup or
other bait Is placed. When a ilY
alights on the disc (which is kept re.
volving slowly by clockwork) it i0
presently carried beneath a . glans
cover and takes ming upward toward
light which comes from a box attached_
to the machine.
The box fe provided with wire -net
windows, to make its interior light, and
the fies, once inside of it, are prison.
ors.
"Pope's Diapepsin" Cornetts
Stomach.
"Pape's Diapepsin" is the 0uiekest,
surest relief for Indigestion, Gases;
Flatulence, Heartburn, Soarneee, For*
mentation or Stomach Distress caused
by acidity. A few tablets give almost
Immediate stomach relief and shortly
the stomach is corrected so you eau
eat favorite foods 'without fear. Large
ease casts only 60 cents at drug atom.Absolutely harmless and pleasant.
Millions helped annually. Largest.
selling stomach corrector in world:-,
Adv.
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Toys have to beCCaurtitely made hi
83017 detail to please the mcrcru
child.
The largest crysatithenuut yet♦
grown, which has a circumference of
30 inches, Ville recently shown in 1.110.
don.
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"Proof of Conception" on requcs:,
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that the bodies of the men, women and "California }, DANDE
3.''
children to be sacrificed could be laid, 1 Syrup Of Figs
nude and helpless, upon It. The
priests, with stone knives, would dis-
embowel the screaming victims or
would slowly cut their throats, chant-
ing prayers as the death gurgle echoed
in the grim forest. There was not a
tree in the depths of tae forest that
was not stained with the blood of bu-
man beings. Maidens were preferred
to any other form of sacrifice, and the
mare beauty one had the more she
was thought to be acceptable to the
unnamed gods,
A Woman's Logic.
Tho other day a famous lawyer took
one of bis women clients out to lunch.
What the wife doesn't bear the wife
doesn't nag about, so he decided to say
nothing about the event to his better
half,
But some busybody, who, as usual,
knew everybody's business bettor than
her own, told his wife instead, and
that evening he was duly scolded Pori
his misdemeanour.
"But telt sometimes go out to htnch
with men who are our friends," pro-
tested
r0-
test n s
ed her 1 Isb nd "and 1
don't ob-
ject. Now, what Is the difference be-
tween the two eases?"
"Why, the difference is to the bill,"
smiled the ledy. "One way you save
it, the other way you pay 1t."
ASPIRIN
"Bayer" only is Genuine
Warning! Take no chances with
substitutes for genuine "Bayer Tablets
of Aspirin," Unleso you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tabiote• you
are not getting Aspirin at all. In
every Bayer package ars directions
for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, Rheu•
maestri, Earache, Toothache, Lumba-
go and for Pain. Handy tin boxes ot
twelve tablets cost few cents. Drage
gists also still larger packages. Made
in Canada, Asetrin Is the trade mark
(regietored in Canada), of Bayer Mann,
feature' of `14tono3cotleacidestgr of
Salicylicacld.
Child's Best Laxative
Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
only—lock for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
alit' is having the best and most
harmless physic for the Iittle stomach,
Ever and bowels. Children lore its
fruity taste. Full directions on each
bottle. You must say "California." A few cents buys "Danderino." Ate
ter a few applications yon cannot end
America'. Pioneer Dog Remedies a fallen hair Or any dandruff, beeldes
Eook on every hairchews new life, vigor,
DOG DISEASES
ES
and How to Food
brightness,
more color r and abundance,
Matted byFreet' thes10any Ad-
dress] by Author.
s, Olay Sir Ob„no
I.
ill Westst ales street
Now 'York, U.S.A.
�^r3
it ``
Stops Hair Corning Out
Thickens, beatlwwfk .
IN RHEUMATISM
BITS YOU i it' ;t t
Slann'e Liniment should be kepi;
handy tor aches and pains
ovvrny wait fora severe pain, an
ache, a rheumatic twinge fol..
lowing exposure, a sore muscle,
sciatica, or lumbago to make you quit
work, when you should have Sloan's
Liniment handy to help curb it and
keep you active, and fit, and on the job?
Without rubbing, fur it penetrates,
apply a bit today to the afflicted part.
Note the gratifying, el, :zn,prompt relief
that follows. Sloan's Liniment couldn't
keep its man)' thousands of friends the
world over ti it didn't matte good.
That's worth remembering. All drug -
este ---three sizes—the largest is the
most economical. 35c, 70c, 41.40.
4
Prevent Falling Hair
With Cuticura Shampoos
The first thing to do in restoring dry,
thin and falling hair it to get rid of
dandruff, itching and irritation of the
scalp. Rub Cuticura Ointment into
the scalp, especially spore of dandruff
and itching. Next morning shampoo
with Cuticura Soap and hot water,
Soap 2Se. nistaind eS 53533 toe. Talmo 25e, Sold
throughout the Iloa,ielen, Cauadiaa De i
Lima,* Meted, 003 St. Nal St., 7„ M,,ns.L
■p!i'Culleava Soap d:sas. -dshout mwai.
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