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Is oat Boy a Scout?
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Ilsed in Millions,of T ,a./, o
The decision:. or the lighthouse
authorities to erect beateae around
British ehores, einreas, to the' tamoue.
,poured oeer the White of an egg, and
beaten until cold, I'Isnew r could eiet
reboil lt, so thought, a using puffed
egg sandwich,ese, gateages, :hot litr;a:• .
ana riale imams; ere heavy and (BM-, ,• ;By Sir Robert
colt, to digest' therefore they ate un- Less than twelv • .
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its taste, iin,d
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out keepers, say? a Leaden Magakine.
•neTedheed• ,fancItories, valartniyotteina•erwiy %Tv, esiceottaiLe
evaiantaeriy•S, sbilartotthuerecliet, onfowereacitminogstan Pro-
kibitiete. tit addition to the, initial out-
lay, the running expellees oe the sty
,marked upon good were
glad I had been lio iiberal eyaith the
"nate" in the icing—te ated.• peed a
le, w ilean$7.* F,,.•A*. R. ,. 4, .,,,,, ' '''
I often think of various' jobs or tin%
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men folkato do about the,hriuse, lawn,
' 1. n yard. So I've
gaaden, er chic ee .
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orao calay boy ecou ri are .numbere
.eheeseeana roast beef—are evholee 1 by
sttength-producmg. fee,de. Rome. ai tae pillion in all parte et the woi d.
'11, here , is not a civilized 'counts'
the unvv/folesoine disbes are ruitritioue, -wheels (1005.110t Ott 055 it boysebute7
but they have lost, their value by be- , ,,, el„ ,./.1 5. .s •
•'•*d eg: eiooNvallael,YeldirleilLiitiwsatinlemPjeuru?ibPe,orliati'ad8eabnlad
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in poorly cooked. Tbe frse
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sandwich is an ,examale of that. On .,„,,,,g,alir, -
the •other 'hana the trouble with the `""
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part a
reel ft they bad nat a foundation •of
eh ratteretrainieg first this milltarY
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spipillis was a mere veneer wbich
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melte When a Strata' Vail put Upon
It'The idea of tralhing boys in scout-
Ifiliggaidialetea°1tbtaockreteirliuriitr
'By MARGARET BJORNSON- PEDROSE.
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time have to be coneldered, arid isere
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the autleoeities are faced with haiher,
wilge.s for the keepeas .and enhanced
riees for oll and other Ivaco/Aar-lege
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tecked ma. a piece of burlap near the
doer leading 'out from the kitcheimend
here I .post a"list of •things to be aerie
that will save me meny 'stepe. Besides
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this Mete there
°rater eanclwieh is that it 'offers eittl hOldipg a great rallY—
knoian among the 00011ta aa. e 'Jain-
or no . , .
nourishment
Finally, make Up your mind .to be boreea—to which ' • We have Invitee
scouts from all countries, .
teguitie in whatever plan of diet you .
, :We snarl remember with special
May
, 11111'01)7;g' inewerlik,
the 13th Hawaii, and to young Bel-
Mere, in the 5111 Drage= Gliards,
syhieh I commanded, later, •
The principles given in my book,
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It was Just &tore the war that -the
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thee bona
are ether notaces •on
the bulletin burial, bang there,
adopt:, •.•
pride the herelsan 01 the Greek boy
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"Ald to acouting" were so much am
PART II.
The pace was maintained relentless-
ly• for nearly three hours, and Virginia
was almost dead from fatigue when at
last they tante teSTore. Boaraman's
; heavy eeg ,etraetere
ealein, a tow,
half linefeed in a ' clump of birch and
serulb jaekpiae. Her bus:band himself
net them at the door,- sweet hemeff
her horse with her baggage and chis-
mined her escort, who wheeled and
galloped off , back the trail with both
ponies. • '
- "I thought you were injured," be-
;an Virginia, with indignation, when
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her hatband had deposited her 10 a
robe -covered- rustic chair beside the
roaring fireplace.
"I am—heart's : bad," he . replied,
anigmatically, and would say 710 more
antil she ha drunk a.cup of hoecoffee,
watielt ,he prepared in a battered , tin
up. • ' Condensed milk and water
iorineclethe basis of the beverage, alvd
sis wife winced at the taste of it; but
;he Was so cold and hungry that she
inally elose.d her eyes and gulped it
lown anYway•
Her spirits rose, with the warming
hank and she pointedly told her hus-
sand that his .sense of humor in en-
ieillg her inte tae wilderness the WaY
le had aid not aPpeal to her at all;
her back to
her joint+, then passed out into the
rie - • -
other*roo ,, .
an
She noticed the whipstock -d
shreds of .rotten rawldawhith still
laY on the fl°02. a ill ' * reome but
°nay gave thern a glannicness,aned tighthn-
ed ber. lips. A s orting' rifle of the
light -weight, highP-power type rested
on the antlers of A buck deer beside
the front' door. She took the weapon
down. N•ext she donned her eo
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Then with »the rifie grasped n her
hand she open,ed the door,
.
The outside' air,. 321 contrast to the
heated cabin, was ipping cold.Art
n.
extra half -foot t snow- covered the
' o
ground. The limbs of the jackpines
drooped, dejectedly under their added
burdens: But the woman with the
rifle saw only the footprints of her
husband as she stepped, out of the
cabin and took up his trail. She would
follow him to where he was cutting
e.,
"1/1 e ill—
wood,' she had• decided, s du
with the nifie and at thapoint of the
weapon compel him to guide her to
the nearest settlement If h,e resisted,
she told herself, she would shoot him.
As she passed into the thicker scrub
she.heerd in the distance a high -pitch-
ed staccato cry. Had she been in her
right senses she would have realized
there was a anenace In its tone and
engineee and. eleateicien
plated the• Platte Fougere 'Beacon,.
marking the entraace to Russell Chan-
nee which leads to St, Peter Port; the
eapital of Guernsey. -It irma. real, up-
to-dath lighthease Witholit keelsersethe
filet to be erected ea a wave -washed
rook, and so far the only one In exist-
alma that possesses a powerful feg-
signal as well as a light.
, The rock 011 arlitell it stands is dif-
fieult of approach owing to tides end
currents. Ars it Is entirely submerged,
except at low tides, much a the foun-
dation work had to be.:aarried on un-
der water when wind and sea w.ould
allow it, As a result, a whole season
was spent in merely securing the. faun-
dations for the tower. .
It took Winetanleye W110 built the
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first Eddystone • Lighthouse, four
years to drill twelve foundation helms
and- flt them with iron. rods,
Stevenson spent even. longer in: se-
curing- the foundations for the Bell
Rock tower. Only two men could re-
main on the rock at. a time, Mit they
stuck there with the :tenacity of
leeches, the cold waters of the North
Sea bearing...down every few minutes-
and sweeping entirely over ' them
:I a
note, it I go away unexPeetedly, tell,
ing .where I am, and What they will
find for dinner. A paper Pad is fas-
,
tent& there with an attaohed pencil:,
whereon 'aro jotted down, Ifs- sem a's
they Are thought of, any 'artiales
needed from tow& • • ' '
When .rny young nephewssami nieces
mese visiting to the country, 'I write
a „list of things they may elm one for
marning and one for evening in reg-
ular routiee, so they can help me. It's
.interesting to them to see how quickly
the entire list is completed, and they
are free to play or ''explore."
The board haeaaved nie Much eam_
ing and directing, and leave my -mind
free to act along other linea—V. At
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Wishing to hang up the ordinary
sheets of -fly paper, and finding they
d •
ripped whenever I dal SO, I discovered
the following simple method of ars
rangement:
I cut the bottom off a heavy paper
a
seek, leaving a half-inch rim (a cone°
sack is good, or one end of an oatmeal
or sugar carton), f puncture this
tteup" in the centre and insert a strirug
with a knot on the end to as
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ecouts of Aidin, in ,the province, ef
.,' • Surprise Visitors. i Sneyena. Turkish Irregulera occupied
Her house woe in disorder, •Alain for two dart, and arrested forty
With things all out of place; native boy scout e Whe had readered
When came her charming sister, serviees to the Greek troops', They
a With bright aand smiling face, marclied them out and milted one of
Together with her husband; them to insult Greece and. M. 'Venezia-
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And their »wild romping eon, • los The brave boy Made a playlet
TS, .haaptie, sererise her; •grimace, whereupon he wa,s murder-
,
They thought it was such funl ed. The same regeest was made to a
second, with the same results, Then:
She bad to quit housecleaning ' the rest ot the boys were asked to de-
And straighten things around nounce their own country, but after
In order. that sufficient r00111 a. brief and tgic silence they replied
yor quarters might be found: by singing the Greek National Anthem
With half the', task completed; '
and were promptly massacred.
And weary unto pain, . We are aroud, too, of the wanteCord
She had' to change her program, of ' the 250,00D British boy scouts.
And gayly entertain, Twenty-three thousand acted as' coast-
.
• . watchers' for the ,A.dneralty.• One hun-
A week of ceaseless &Mee
As hostessmade her heart ared thousand served as soldiers, and
Less happy, though' reluetan• t ' nearly a dozen won V.C.'s.
, Was she with them to part. Boy scoute are riot s•oldiers except
And 'ere they left, an uncle, where an emergency demands their
With glad light in his eyes, services. The boy scout training leaves
Arrived to pay a visit— soldiering alone. It begins, at the•
Another grand surprise. other end, and by developing charam
ter, handcraft, service for others, and
She •beavily smiled and made thorn physecal health in a boy, seeks to
As happy as she could; make him a good citizen.
For she loved each oue dearly ,
e .
preolatrid by soliciolboysbrigades and,
'Various other bodies that we detest.
mined to establish the Boy Scout
movement. '
Boys who have .had good character -
erainingawin never jack a job,
'There is only one answer to the
question,, What ellen .1 do with ray
boy? Encourage him to become a boy
scout. , • , e
The time a boy devotes to play runs
tam a pretty big amount wIten One
cornea to total it UP.
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Hours per week: In „school, 40;
aslema TO; feeding, 8; playing, 50.
In Wiese hours he may be learning
what is good, but ai often as /tot be is
becoming familiar .with what is bad;
this depends on his surroundings and
companione. Whether he ,is wild or
slack, wayward or backward, lie will
no doubt be glad to join the boy s•cont
brotherhoed; and perhaps will have
the satiefaction of feeling that he is
na longer wasting his out -o1 -school
time; but is picking up Practical know -
ledge and gaining character that will
tend to make him a healthy, happy,
and successful inaa and a good cita
zen. .
tat he muet take the rail-
tad immediately, so she could return
a the city. •
He smiled grimly, erossed to the
leer and threw it open.' •
"You know the way you came," he
Ovitede with a gesture, "-start as soon
is you wish." .
would have paused. • As it was, her
instincts were subordinated by her
blazing desire for revenge, and she
pressed onward without the slightest
thought of danger.
Other distant cries at differeet
points answered the first osse, but still
the woman paid no heed. She could
When the first stone was at last swung
into position, the men clung to the
iron rods and. cheered madly.
' , Power of the Waves.
Instead of. the ordinary, graceful-
17 -curving tower forty.teet in diameter
prevent
shaving through',
Then I verve the 'fly paper ,around
the string, and ain it together with
two pins, ased root one end of the rah
in -the pa,per cup. I insert another
' string in top edge to hang by, and tie
e And wanted to be good, 1 •
While they remained, a cousin, FRENCH BACHELORS
. Who was just pasaIng through,
'Knew she would be delighteel— MUST AID NATION
So he surprised her, too! '
Before -the second week passed • .
eery from the parent charged ea guard -
ian,
Another step toward increasing the
Population *as taken when the Chant -
bee' of Deputies approved a law which
imposes heavy prison terms and fides
. She sprang from her chair and
;reseed to him With a bound. Her
:ace was white and her eyes were hot
sinpoints of hate..
"Do you mean I must stay in this—
distinguish the ring of an ax a a ew
hundred yards ahead, where the jack-
eines melted irito the.hieh forest wall,
arid increased her stride. ..
In a few moments the tame in sight
at its base, the Platte Fougere struc-
tune is a comptiaatively narrow, thin
edifice tee irregular 'octagonal,. shape,
metteuring 14%ft. arid 1711. abrOSS the
centre string to it. You will find it
catches flies much faster ,hanging up
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than lying flat. Besides, it is out of
the Way, Which ii a great relief.
Try hanging one on the kitchen
She wore a haggard look;
But sail contained .sweetly REPAIR HEAVY DRAIN
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To entertain arid cook. • CAUSED BY WAR. -
Her father and her m,other, a
on. any person writing or publishing
articles or booklets against maternity,
or placing on sale medical prepare-
tions, or even advertising. In news -
his cave?" she demanded, her voice
luivering With scorn.
"Cave!" He laughed and closed the!
leer, then folded his arms across his
ef the axman. He steed with his back
toward ber as with mighty blows he
undercut the trunk of a twelve -inch
pine. She coneealed this, rifle behind
faces, 801e in aelght, and carriea out
1 ,eirommere e, „.,
it f • t This st• ea d ' n
4, lane e—
rrA ed. „ mina
WaS 01100051 1300'580 " °--re
mum et surface to the waves.
porch to catch some of the dies before
the get inside
y the screen door,—E.
el, H.
Their glad dream »realized,
And eame witaout 'announcement— overnment men. s ar-
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Once more she was surprised!
Thus came her loved ones jolly -• riage Laws—Plea to Patriot-,
papers anything that might peevent a
restoration of France's diminishing
population.
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mead chest and studied her. "I've
ieen wondering for a long thee, Vim.
;•inia, 41 there•isn't a spark of real
woman lying dormant in you," he
ael, musingly. .By spring I shall
mow."
She drew in her breath sharply.
"You mean that I inust stay in this
athis place all 'winter 1"
her back as she approached him, •
The staccato enY callle again, this
time from the depths of the timber
clog by.
On the instant the num aveighten-
ed, stepped back front the tree he was
felling and raieed the ax on the de-
fensive. He recognized the cry, though
the woman ha'd not . " •
. An idea of the enormous strength of
the waves in these waters may be
realized' whereit is stated that in build-
Ing the Bishop Rock Lighthouse a
heavy steam, winch was wrecked and
wailed „ay, although It stood 20ft.
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above ign water, and was protected
by masonry and belied to the rock. A
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Did you know that you could un-
ravel a knit sweater (not hame-knit,
but machine -made) and make a new
one? You oan, but you inust begin
carefully, and hank it in •small hanks
as you o• don't roll it into a .bali.
7 g , .
Wash each hank in soft water. and
With cunningness, which l'aaa ism Only Real Remedy.
For its most vvortby perpose • e.
Deedgn to snake her alad. France's greatest social problem is
one s not prohibition but how to find bus-
Butwho knows has stated
That folks who realize, bands for a sarplus of 4,000,000 women
And give most joy by visits with a view to ensuring more rapid re-
Arrive not by surprise! population of the. war stricken areas
• and the whole future prosperity ot the
Shocker For Grain Fields
Saves Much Farm Labor.
Actuated by the growing dearth 01
field labor in the great wheat region
ot western Canade„ a farmer has de -
signed a machine which, attached to a
He nodded gravely.
"You animal!" she shrilled; and,
vith a ferocious lunge, she sank her
Ingernaile into his oheeks. .
Just what happened then- she did
tot keow. But a flash of bate that
aatthed the flame in ter own eyes
eaped into those of her husband, and
he went reeling e from- his outthrust
It was the hunt -call of the timber
wolf, •
Other evolves ansevered the first one.
The nuin whirled about-face, and with
a start of amazement, saw his wife.
"Runiu he cried. "Run for the
cabin!" -years
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Instead; she drew the rifle from be-
hied' leer deliberate
blacksmith's anvil, -weighing one aud a
half hundred -weight, -wee actually
washed. out of a hole 3yett. deep and
eft in diameter, svherein it had been»
deposited for safety,
In the case of t he Platte Fougereo
tower the ieas fall on either side,
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diet e and rush round the building,
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soap, then with aria color of dye eoap
.you choose. Follow directions on the
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dye soap. Then reknit or crochet. If
you wash the sweater first, before un-
raveling, it will shrink and be very
hard t 1 Aft 1 d
unrave . er itis c ean an
dry wind it into balls. You could, of
COUTS5., de it -with other dyes, but
le---
ees . country. •
watching An Event 200,000 When the question of producing
Years Old. more chit -dean was, first broached. the
are now wa c ng an press took it up humorously, but a
eastrenorners. t hi
. study of the Government's statistics
than 200 000
event that occurred mote,
bron - • • 1 -
ago. brought a nioie serious vein o eom
. ment and fears were even expreased
But the event took '
mace so far away
that France
binder, - automatically forms arid de -
posits compact shotke of grain in the
field. Sheaves from I he binder pass
up a conveyor into a hopper, ana tben,
head down, into a conical. basket with
spring arms that adjust themselves to
the size tee the shock.
ands, to 'bring up with a Severe jolt
,garrist the log wall behind her.
"Beasti" she shrieked in crescendo,
:ncl sprang at him again, ee hate
,oul I hate youl I hate you!"
He helcl her off at arm,s length,- He
,ad control of his anger by stow. and
is face :Was calm, de -term -Med. She
eveeched and tore retails arm, hut her
fforts to reach -him were futile, He
vaited, Her rage, instead of sabsiding,
=eased. He reached for a rawhide
mike dogwhip which. hung above the
.00r. ,The action, instead of frighten-
eg leeraincreased her fury. He drew
ack his arm and she lashed out at
.1m with her foot, her sharp French
eel finding -its mark in the eards of
is knee. Then he streek,, and she,
nth a feagmentery cry, suddenly' re-
axed are sank -to the'lloor. The whip,
trangely, had crumpled under the
low ince a roten string, and ,only a
heed ofsthe rawhide, -which .yeata be-
and took aim at
his hamet. .
"Drop that ax!" ahe ,ordered.
His face event white, but he obeyed.
The viola •cries had ceased., He knew
the significance of the stillness that
had fallen upon the timber, The Bunt-
pack was closing M. e '
. "Tone Boardmare said the woman
wiee elle Tale, eyee, are going to do
what I tell you. • or 1 than shoot you.
Answer now; How far is it to the
Sickest' settlemeet, 'and can 'eve get
there &fere' night?" . • • •
"Virginia," he interjected "hoarsely
—"the wolves! They'll get us if we
don't reach the cabinl"
At that moment a liege, gaunt, gra7
thing stale out of the w 1 1'
opts on his
right, ets belly dragging on the snme,
its fangs bated att ill st hid,ebus laugh.
He waved his arms at it and yelled,
and et slunk behind a tree. Another
wolf diated.into the open from behind
him and launched itself et his spine.
Perched -on: top of this tower are
,motors, compressors, foghorn, and
light, as- well as a wonderful array 01
electrical devices, by which the light
and fog -signal are automatically con;
trolled from the shore, be mile and a
quarter . away, by means of a sub-
e • '
mime cable.
An ordinary rock lighthouee, estate
lishatent at Platte Foufere would latae
entailed an expenditure' of ee00,e00,
Then there ie , the saving in mainten-
ancea as, only tem 'mon are requited
in• place of four. They live in com-
fellable quarters on shore and their
e i I dutyi '
ra ncya s to see that the light
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is swathe?l on at night and t ' 1 E
• • tune( o
at sunrise. Should fogs occur then
the mere action of pees,sing a key Sets
in motion the syren, whose blasts can
be heard twently miles away,
boiling the weal shrinks it, and apoile
its lustreemF. A. R.
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• I have found in my usual routine of
-duties that much time and labor can
be saved by 'using the foaming seg-
gestion: .
Place tyre needies on the end of
the ironing -boards together with' a
thirtible. Otte needle shoulsd, be thread-
ed with white thread and :the other
with black.- -When a button es -found
to be taming off, one 'should' sew it
ett herciediately. In this -manner one
prevents the overlooking of such
. '
'small matters.. Rents in garments can
be esied too, although bargee places
where patching is needed Will delay
ironing. If you „perform this opera-
tion you 'will see the truth ef the say-
ing that "a stitch in time saves nine."
from. the earth that the ligla; rays are may be unable to receiver
yari v ng. from this decadence.
ere just 1 I
The attention of scientista was at- More than. a million and a quarter
trained to the matter by a message Frenchanen between the ages of 20
from the Lick Observatory in Cali- and 25 years were killed and 300,000
t , were so badly wounded that they can-
omits, which read, "Nova Aquila° now
has • • • not ever hope to assume family (lutist, a diameter of 3,8 minutes of the
are." ,, . These, with the ordenary million aud a
Two years ago this new star ap-11011 bachelors, provide France with
neared M the sky iethe constellation her linmediate task unless violent re-
known as Aquila. percussion, in the social and economic
According to the astronomers, it was life of the nation, as» well as morals, Is
probably caused by the collision of e to result,
small star, flying through space, with Women Forced to Work.
what is known as a dark ne ula—a
' b
t • I t etch It Is a fact ihat the Frenchmen's
s ai c us ea or group of stars w ,
in itself, gave no light. lack of tendency to °titivate comPla
When the star hit this dark nebula cetee, the situation and it la hardly
the friction of its passage caused a likely that even a million men a ou d
great explosion, which lit up the rest be willing to leave; their houses and
01 the clark nebula. • - mine to France -even to taste the
This illumination travelled through luxuries of La Belle France mid 10;
her beauties, In discussing
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Own.
Soap
Ire had passed- the age of usefulness,
ensained the blunt
Heesensed :its ,atbaelc, and braving a
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the nebula at the speed of light -186/' woo the
situation a member of the Ministry of
The fragrant creamy lather of
with stock.
Thfi man Snarled down -the whipstock,
iciced up his wife as though she were
child, and ,cartied her into the eel-
pining eoona where he placed her
pen the:bed. • • '
He foreed'hes, th undress don
bullet from the rifle, sweat up the ax
at his teet• anti whirled to meet it •
The glistening blade caught the wolf
in- Midair and. it fell to the snow.
. (To. be continued next issue.)
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The Home of Peace.
If fighting for its libertY is a proof
of greatness, Geneva, where the next
melon of the Peace. Conference will
be ,held, certainly merits .balug called
oche
A Proper Luncheon for the Girl Who
Works.
Choosing TA fit hambeen is a serious
mutter to t g
he irl who works, foe in
order to keep her strength she reu,st
000 miles a second. The astronomers,
knowing the speed of light, were able Hygiene said:
to estimate, by recording how long it "The equilibrium which was main -
took the bright spot to grow to a given talned heretofore in the re•gular atter-
5 en tom e w nation of birth,s; male and female, has
size as 0 f • the earth, ho far
a the 11 ht t a - been completely overthrown by the
way e g SPO W S.
"Baby's Own Soap" and its
Durity have won a great popularity.
It's ben for Day
and best Ariel',
absolute
and a _ _ .
imsy . nightgown which she lied Admiral Beatty Dwells Far
rought aloeg with her from the eity, -
len bundled her into the bed, proeue- •: From Sea..
•
greatest of the Mall towns."
In 1602, the then Duke of Savoy
made a determined attempt to take
the Swissetowit. A. moonless night was
' ' '
eat things that are nutritious rather
u s that merely taste good.
than the g .
• v
.The quest= of a light or a heav
' '
The epet.' an" it had been growing wan For the last three years, mulious
Lor two 'years at the speed at which of French- girls have been unable to
light travels; wee still so small that I 1 found homes and have been 00111p011t3d
ALBERT SOAPS Mit D (..C)
mnputeeepere. .
Antenna.
0.7-20
d a eobwebscoverecl bottle of liquor rt you were searching for an Eng-
.
meal, ae 'well as of tae of :Coeds,
regeired a telescope and sensitive as -to work for, their living. Everywhere
rom the. other Imolai, and made Iter'' :,
belt admiral, a real 118111105neer 1
rink down a eupful-of its contents? , . ' '` at a ,
The liquor soon, took , effect. •The WOULd YOUT Mat take you to the one
'onian'e sobbing sank gradually to a spot it the "tight illttle isle" ter theta.,
wail, aad finally' ceased. Only when from the sea? Yet it Is there you
le was sound asleep -did the grim- Would mid Earl BeattY, his wife, and.
teed man heeideethe bed leave her. their two .sons, David and Peter, At
hen,» he strode stiftlY out •into the Drooksby Hall,' Lefeestershire, the esea:
/bee eatom, •s•earted himself:halide the lord and his famitY' live far frem the
replace eted 'dropped his chin ia the boom of wavese Surrouritlecl by one of
alms -of lus hands., and stared sorb- the mesa •beautiful stretches qf coun-
ay alto the =Alin blaze,
For a long time atm. her grief had try in rural England. The manor
assided the woman lay without move- house ls charmingly beautiful in Ito
Lent 015 the bed; her eyes wide and cloak 01 Ivy,. and. a ehttreli, dating
;caring. Resolption slowlY took from the Norman. couqueet, gives' the
irm in her Mind; and When at lag touch of age necessary. to make- the
le swung ou•t of heti 'anel got upsm picture 010 England all over, . Here
Ir led h•er featuree were calm—
see
chosen to pia his ej t 1 t a
' PI en n e ex— .
Alma The intention w,s to attack tbe
town while the inheleitants slept, Loog
ladders were erected 'against the walls
of the city Ana the Savoyaeds began to
mama , In a moment, LhoWever, the
alarm wee given, and the Genovese
paured from their -beds,. add, demised
may in their night clothes,. prepared
to defend their homes. Fout huadeed
Savoyards were acnoanted fe ' •'
, r, whileth
the defenaers' losses only .,nurabaree
fourteen., . e•,
The following year cloneveeentared
into an alliance with Fribourg, and
later wait Berne, • Finally, in 1815,.
the t•own became recognized as part of
choice
Should be :answered • a.ccercelng to the
whe's accunatien and physical
- . age, . -
condition It ta Teeny a matter. of
• . . . "
aiming the right food at the right
tithe. Here are awn° rules that should
heeef seerili,ee' - ,„ , 4. ,
' 131 ca°°a'ag YiPhr wn°.as°14 re" - "
have a proper relation to the other
Meals oa the day, If you bad a Bala
breakfast, eat a immeshing, though
,
not neces•sarily a heavy Itnetheon, for
you reqeare a tertain quantity of food
for the day to Inebriate your weight
and strength. If, on the ether hand,
Yeal had a substantial 'breakfast, 1111111
yourself to a light luncheon. -
•
• ' • t they are in competition with male
tronontical instemneats to rneasuie. i e . ,
size' ' : labor and the women armhoiding their
. The astroecaters. complete that their own -only through their intelligence
measurement, of the apparent size of and tenaeity,"e which was. untoisseen,
this spot meant that the tiara is 217,- The result V• that France is threaten-
i20 "light years" away, me la other ed with becoming a uation of unmet,
required foe the light rays to bridge ried women and bacheloe men,
worcls, that 217,120 years /mire been "There ia no question of children in
the aesthete), A alight year," or aim -this problem, Ev•en should illeghl-
taeee a, 01; e , . t mate allianeee be formed, recorcle
a by a. ray of light n
— 'ay 8 - • 1 tl hall 1 time prove at ess• Iano le off-
twelve months, Is approximately 5,781, -
800,000,000 miles. Thie number, raid- spring would survive -the first year,
tiplied by 217;120, would give, roegla ApaeaI to Patriotism,
ly, the dietanee from the earth to Neva
Aqtrilae. Astronomers -declare that "Moreover, the emit of living now
few visible stars are Icnown to be prohibits, single, women either from
1 arther from the , earth than this, ' founding their own 'homes. or aidiug
,
The
Hit of
the
Season
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a
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the ,
' Fanner 0
a Boy
oil.'
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k1
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a as
sadly calm— Admieal Beatty and Lady Beatty romp
her had
pwitzerland.
Consider thacharecter of your work,
—......e.— in the upkeep of the family hearths,.
and eyes, a and 11'0110 with thele boys the elder
inaeroue gleam, . Quickly the donned e t e . .' •
our een au the younget ulna and
Le clothing' which sate lied won :ate
ty before, u-tr6 the lime of a country gentleman
She feltanow the etraiti frotn her aud the chatelaine of the inanor.
ng ride „up, ftorn the railroad, and
a• first attempt at walking was tic- •
Watchmaking, which le 'one of the
I 1 -
principa hclnet1 les of Geneva, and
;which was intvoducea •by Anturt In
, .
1587, has at late years deelinea some-
what .
Painting cm enamel and the malting
too. If it requives muselsot Wart, try
t ' di di 'n our 11 1 . el - 1 al
0 In u e 1 . y ece me• al . eaOily y
digested, strength -giving fo dd; %suds
,
aa a bowl of pea map, apiece of sweet
elsocolate or a beater, egg. If yeti de
work that taxes. brain and nerves
..._:.•
Th s 1 1 ' The war and celibacy ameam the male
The succe s n novelist alwaYs
. pope 0
lutows how impeetheit the proposal Winn ha tuned both sexes to -
scene le, eel/Walls% to his lady read. wara a• natural dostiaatiose—the Lib-
en, and geterally manages to work horrence ot initialed life, . TheY will
up to it fel! OM he lo. worth, never wed and will never have child-
• ren except through some aystem of
Von want /aux goo(i and ben11.1O,,
'You want Ulm big anti sti:ong.
Teen give Lint a pure wool 3ersey
Made by bls)friend Deb Zang. .
Zet Wm romp with nll.bilfvlent•
lie's Die beet boy in Die land, '
Aim eat t negnys bp Men and
evelIng,
.111patlied hp exeruciatisig pain. Calling 4ack Birds,
•Sles wasted 11.0 time in eelf-pity, In the deeastated nreaa Of .11algiuni
mover. Three tures•she took eerose
, ' ' . end smelter/1 Pralle6 the Meat tie Well
„e floot- of the bedroom, triainsaer up 's ' s ' ' , t»
'
ot, fine jewelleay luxe taken a Vig
Place in the Indastrial afe of the
e '
Genevese. Ih the eighteenth century
'
rathee than =sole, obeerve aarefully,
wieheut givin,g too Mach attention to
cleteils Whet kind of itincheoil gives
' •
' &ea love which will not beeefit the :
TOR 014TO State ov society." - ,
, V ...e, -, e t
, Asked what remedy fey Me vottia
et- he wears rt Ben Long Brand.
• • • • . 7-.11ob Zang
B 0 B IL 0 N G
___. ..... L , fse, the human usitabitante lost allele
E h i . .ati . liwderitWd' TtilveienertS. nnii "sting Pinnss
x iv I I an_ re ea I , . .
.NOW, they. are being Lneitea baelt;
lak the Matter it not itierelY ono et
IV osrtors nme:vannt:.'evIIIVibtav7.19etig,bt1:47,3
,Seolt aro cbrdlally Invited to ale fee/noes crepe, ee '
visit our atere while at with this plijest in I•jew, ereee , or
toeento. ' .. ereedmed ere beteg set eseme and
We ahali appreeiate the Imhof- tatecle rt5 attractive SA peasible to rice
(ego of trying fa Make yeuf. feetheeed oreatimee, 11 1s7 expected
Vi5ft a Plea:Sant OPP. ' Mita by such mend eolonitie•of. bIrde
• '
ww...w we. ,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, w ww,,,,,........ van .50014, ,bui estamtehed, • end that,
ULLM 131W040 LAMA i gal With Draper proteaton, they will tiallta
Jewell/I re .
,.. DV ADA .b &Mlle as, iiitesotette ad Otibt
1-98 Yeuge est• , e Tomato bofere leeg, ,
aeon Jaques. Ithessaeau was born in
°GAD °Lao. k atibliehed. ' in. :on entitiea
"'netooriees. of • SolfeTifte by Matra-
Inman& clWelling ert the sufferiags of
:IV° t'Ir.trrboa„TanoTis 01 'X..
Geneva Red Cto.ss, Diming the Great
.
wni, tho Geneva leoa alres,s 'did 0001-
lent work hi fan -engin for the trims-
fer to Switzerland of large numbers
of pmonorig of war.
on Ilia baohs `of Lela Golieva, the
League 01 Nations! isle Mal a Mane, •
.......a.-8---,..--
,t..10mci '.00(1
6 harvest Stantis could IA
foetal tis the baseball Melia
yOU the most weekuta povsei, and adopt
:At l'i .sotta.uettaamlala7dN.vitt. pcieins4 roofllo' il
mid a glaestof milk satisfy many beain
workere. .
j'i!,'Wg11,1):s.lb„):;01'111%,',' tv";
the 5'00t11 well ventilated, eat slowly
and, -if peesible, forget, if oely foe a.
few mintage the cases of yout evork,
• ' Ceitsider, too, the 00E18011 of the yea,
In winter take heat-produeirta food,
Mali afi meca, halal and buttes' aro
seep.' fel hot' weathee a pinto of ieo
cretins ev a bowl of cool, 'froth' milk
Triekee 1111 eXCelleD f aoundatioa f6i,` a
Meal. • -'
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ho iiir 1
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i?.e sure to visit our i 44'
oethtlete
Manufacturers' tuikling
• OWZNS-ELIVMS, ILTD,,
89 Yongo Si,
be pessible, he said: "There is none.
, it le imposelble to bring batk tbe dead
or to take ooniriee toeelbly to the mar-
rInge: altar, France's salvation, dowels
entirely upon the men and V0111012
realizing personally the danger in
which their preference for eingle
,
bleesedneria Placies elle etieetey."
rifeeirivhile °Metals are doing eves's-
wit in their power toweovercome al.
, .
little difilcultios in the 1,outine of owe
"rlagm The French lasv ha aleatea de-
44'
in'ette al 'mice the consent u/ both entente of
No, 2. . ,. '''',E1, 01011 111 mums where these
t Savo been ithictreed, This was
. . lase week end the law 11051
that consent 10 oeIy maces-
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P w
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For Dad nd the V.al
Pella/Vet- dr liltitani Shout or
Style
adade for Hard Went, Comfort
end Smart Appeeraece
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