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roRCE OF CHARACTER
The force of character ie cumula-
tive. All the foregone -days of virtue
work their health into this. --Emerson.
That's. All
Mistress (engaging mala) - "Anti
?rave you any religions views?"
Maid—"No, ma'am; only a couple of
jpostcards of Southend."
!' THE F HAIR
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Ask Your Barber
—He
know of nothing which
man a 'greater feeling of well-being until it has cleanliness,
than Suiten he has touched' a fellow
for a teener and : got away with it.—
Edgar 'Wallace.
gives a A city can't have ninolt of anything its greatest, toll from among young
children. In Ontario to -day there is
no excuse for any child- :starting
school without protection) against
diphtheria, for the reason that science
has perfected a preventive which Is
supplied free of charge to physicians
for the use of all children .within .the
province . Toxoid is the name of
this preventive; is given in three
doses three weeks"apart injected into
the skin of the forearm.. a'
•
Mothers and fathers would be will-
ing to risk their lives to save a baby
even if it meant milling him from the
railway track'in face 0f an approach,
Ing train or dashing in front or a rac-
ing motor. car. Yet "the danger of
diphtheria is an ever-present one far
the nnproteoted child from one to ten
years of age. Toxold 1e a proven
,protection against this danger of
.childhood; it is insurance for the
child and the parent—and is supplied
free by the Department of Health. of
)Merit,
The candidate was jonfrdent of "get-
ting in." He had pelrsonally canvass-
ed from door to door the whole con-
stituency, and the promises assured
him:that the seat was his. When the
poll .was declared, he found himself; at
tila bo'ltom of the poll. The usual
after result speeches from candidates
Werecalled;1or; and the only sentence
he stlid woe. "1 am glad that I am
not to represent such a lot of d -d
liars as you," At the next election he
was top of 'the poli,
I`here;c nothing Into 1-,enoliilg
To mgitc a feller learn.
At first he tIi nits she's his'n,
But .later learns _ho's ber'n,:
A husuaud'c, first idea is to protect
his }Vito,but it slowly,tlawns Dir hon
that he'll` bo Iloing;'well if he niotecto
tri no fl
Wisdom causoth the face, to shine,"
»tyo the tibia, Bat wove never, seen
anybody; with enough of it to have to
use ditnnletO,
That fat:of the land are diabetic,
Ah, nimmluredHappiness .to her-
self, 'Dere is a.nian too busy to notice
that I am here, 1 wit camp with'hitn.";
•A Fellow Keeling
A wanderer _drifted into the side
door, of '.a gymnasium .just ;1n tune .to
see an',atrobat,.who was practicing,
de a cart -wheel, flip-flop' and full twist-
ing back somersault.
"Brother, I know just how you.feel,"
said lie, "I drank some of: that same'
stuff yesterday,"
The Soap Question
Glia—"Have you 'any 'Life .Buoy'?"
Drug Clerk—"Just start something
and you'll find out."
No one ever did work for ; an indif-
ferent boss.
When. a man gets'the best of his
wife 'in an ardiinient he's what „the
Bible would oa11 "more than, conquer-.
or."
'Chinese girls should have no iItht-
culty ;in learning stenography. There
Is no spelling' ha' that language. •
"I was reared in the lap of, luxury,"
said the multi -millionaire's (laughter.
."Try -mine for a 'change;' suggested
the impecunious young -man.
If his mouth ie grim and -his face
flushed, the, lady, he is teaching' to
swim is his- wife:.
"A Klose friend," said/ porno one,
"may ise•-.a precious possession, but
most of be prefer one who -Will loosen
up occasionally"
Lecturing Explorer—" aust to show
you the advance of our.. civilization, in
the :past the Eskimos used to eat
candles for dessert."
Clever Young Hardware 'Cleric-
"And now, I suppose, they,eat electric
light bulbs?"
Autumn Hopes and Fears
Stranger:
"Who fears December's windy ways,
Who Minds the winter's freezing •days,
When logs are piled upon the blaze
And all is warm inside? .
"Whyhet about approaching snow,
Wiry fear a\ coal big- to owe,
Whep cheer is by the fireside's glow,
In the nest where we abide?"
city Dweller: •
Your talk's all right for county1' folks
Who burn hig,logs of sturdy oak,
But :here that stuff is all a joke—
Just listen to me cough.
"The clays of. ire are at an end.;
On steam heat here we must 'depend,
rtinevinaniisitt
6< FHLB working hi a
quarry as a driller;"
writes Mr. John J. Hogan
of South Mardi, Matt., "1
was seized 'wild rheuma-
tism in the left shoulder.
I followed treatments for
some time witixout:relier.
I'taad heard so much con-
cerning Dr. ' Williams':
Pink Pills that :I decided'
to give them a trial. They
were certainly the medi-
cine that.I needed for it
was not long before "I was
he well as ever. New I
take thetn:every Spring as
a tonic."
This is one of hundreds of
cases in which thele blood -
enriching 'bills
lood-enriching'bills have iioved
effective ineradicadng rheu-
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Pink Pills now at your dans.
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Department of Health
When the school bells rang in On-
tario on September 3rd thousands of
small ''boys and girls started on the
greatest adventure of childhood —
Going to school. .
Every Starter a Healthy. Scholar .,
Upon the health of the child ars he
enters school- depends, to a large ex-
tent, his success or failure as a
scholar. Dverything that is done
from the time a -child is born to
develop in him a strong, ''sound body
is a contribution to his school suc-
cess. Malnourished, sickly children
not only are likely to miss school
often, but they can oat do tiro best
work when they are in itched, It
takes a strong, vigorous child to get
the most out of school life,
Parents who have children enter-
ing echoed ,for tate first title: this fall
owe it to their eliildren to have every
possible Handicap removed, every de-
fect remedied which medical and den-
tal science can correct. This com-
mon•sense idea of starting 'school
without a handicap on the health
score is fast becoming very popular
in Ontario and hundreds of children
are now entering sch001 with health
100% peotect,
protection Which Meats Much
• Diphtheria is disease which is
Aud that's a ganle of justh pretend—' particulariy dangerous in childhood
My toes aro freezing off. There are very few deaths from this
disease among grown-ups; it takes
Channels b .Far
North Glome of Ice
Visit Far North and Find
Things 'Unusually. Wild
and Comparatively
Attractive
Moscow —The Parisian ' icebreaker
Soclbv, exploring Franz Josef Land,
far north of the Arctic Circle and the
world's northernmost colony; has
wireiessed Moscow antboi1ties -Ibat
the 'new Soviet radio station and,
meteorological observatory on 13'anz
Josof Land has been 'auspiciously•
opened:on Aug, 30,
The members of the expedition
were 'enthusiastic over the success-
ful; progress' of their task of explor-
ing and taming Rnssiti's section of
the frozen 'north;
Leaders of the expedition aro con-
sitlering a project of using Soviet
icellreaket s as tourist ships for' vis-
itors from. Russia; and, the rest of the
world, who, 'might desire a tiff to
p
Franz. Josef Lund and the .other Rus_
sian possessions' in the 'north.,
At the preent time', the expedition
is -exploring Hoolrer .Island, One of
the. groups haielexplored thee -spacious
deep valley in the northern part of
the island, through `which flows a
stormy mountain' rivet'. Another
grotep crossed' Hooker •:Island from
south to north, reaching Cape Albert
Markham and -the ,glacier Helena
If has been discovered that the
,Smirson Channel and the Sanrbflo-
vich.'Channel are free from ice and
open' for navigation. The Allen Young
Gulf is covered, with broken` ice.
From the top of Cape Albert Mark-
ham the members of the expedition
observed- the • rapid movement, of ice
in the British: canal and SAW the
rocky -cape of the Algir Islam where
the hut of. •Bald'win's Aerican expe-
dition, which wintered there in,
1901,
is half covered with snow,
Stop Colds with Minard's Liniment.
An elderly woman, visiting the
grave in which her third husband had
lately been laid with the other two,
was accosted there with an expression
of condolence by, a -man who had been
one of her earliest sweethea_ts. He
had got no further than, "Ah?m ieyt
sorry, Sarah," when, pointing to the
tombstone, she cut him short with:
"Ah want noan o' thy sympathy. If
the'd a' been haw/ a Man, thy name
'ud a been t' first o' them three."
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Yon will never use crude methods
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And you will never suffer from excess
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MA TIN, Minister of Agriculture
A French Gesture .
Manchester Guardian (Lib.): It is
pleasant to hoar that a Dusseldorf
aMchitect hes been appointed to the
Chair of ,Architecture and Town -plan,,
Mug at the Sorbonne. , We
sometimes forget, afterthe terrible
experience of a war that shattered„all
the traditions of civilized 11fe, that in
otherwitsthe ties that bind scholars
and students were net all broken when
nations were at war; . Sir Humpilry
Davy received, a prize from the insti-
tute of France for his ' discoveries
when we were at war with Napoleon,
and in -the earlier war With Trance,
French 'admirals were instructed '.to
give and help they -could to:Captain
Cook if they came across liim in dis-
tant seas, The Great War *al in all
these respects the most 'complete .and
implacable quarrel that ever divided
nations. Universities -and the Ger-
man universities first of all—were
conscripted, .and. universities knew
each other only, as enelniee. With' a
Gaerman professor at the Sorbonne and
Gelman Rhodes 'scholars returning to
Oxford universities lcnow each other
once again as allies lit the service of
truth and learning:
Women Aviators
London News . and Westminster
(Lib).: The Duchess of Bedford has
created a now and striking record
which of lilt l to be easily broken
thio isn eY y ,
But hers is not the first and perhaps
not the most remarkable instance of
woman's daring; in the air, There are
noid numerous expert women pilots,
numerous clubs whih have more ,wo-
men applicants than men, numerous
aebievements in which women have
shownt•themselyes to be unsurpassed
in skill, in daring and in fortitude..
They have shown, Indeed, that in this,
a$ rn' other directions, there are not
two standards of daring but one and
10 this, when they wiali,no ono can,
excel them.
The Sphinx and the Nile
London Observer (Ind.): The Anglo-
Egyptian agreeinent awaits the judg-
ment of the- Parliaments of Britain
and Egypt, • The treaty ;Which it con-
templates , is contingent on their ap-
proval. But 01000'10 at issue than•the
relations between two States whose
destinies history and geography have,
linked together, The now, proposals
must needs react upon the situation
in India, . They are of intimate con-
cern
oncern to the Don'Inions, They bear
directly upon the moral prestige of
Britaiir throughout the world.
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A WARRING TO MOTHERS
Watch the Health of Yonr Little
Ones at All Times
No mother can expect that her child
will escape alI the ills to which baliy-
hood and childhood are subject, but
shevan.do much -to lessen the sever-
ity of these ,troubles, The mother
should be constantly on her guard to
prevent childhood ailments,` or it they
come on suddenly, as they, usually do,
to have the means at banal to relieve
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found Baby's Own Tablets the ideal
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Every package of Red Rose Tea is prepared with
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Britain's ,burden
Now York Herald-Tribune:It Is easY
to 'denounce the official laxness which
permitted the movement (in Pales-
tine) to develop; it is far more' difli-
oult to chatr the wisp. British course
in such an emergency. Immediately,
of course, the riots mnet and will be
put down. The obligation of the Eng-
lish Government to protect lives and
maintain order in Palestine is clear.
Then what? The British statesmen
who to lightly pledged independence
to the Arabs and a homeland' to the
Jews promised' more than they reel-
izod, and the .problems faced by the
statesmen at The Hague are simple
compared to the solution of the tang-
led skein of races and religions in
Palestine,
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FioreSRacing
Detroit News: If only the profession-
al gambler stood to lose bythe game's
dishonesty, the'conununity might be
forgiven for regarding- it with some
equanimity.- It reaches farther than
that. Losses of `.fidelity bond com-
panies in Chicago show thatthe num.-
her of embezzler?cuts in the city since
the tracks reopened in Illinois is be-
tween .two anti thre times what: it was
before. Many"of the cases are those
of small clerks who spend 'their salar-
ies and al they can steal from their
employers at'the 'tracks. As long as
these are matters of recer'd, why prate
of "honest raing?" Who ever heard
of any honest business that created
-
thousands of thieves?
Minard's Liniment -The King of Pain.
UPON THE MOUNT
No soul can be healthy Vehout the
hill -country, its sacred heights whence'
come new mornings, and release from
email limitations, and sense, of space
and outlook. And the soul must climb
its hills even when its circumstances
aro like a low monotonous plain, It
must climb the mount of the revealed
purpose of God. It must tape a tufa
the house 00 a safeguard airtainst the up the slopes of some outstanding pre-
miss, Get thee up foto the high
Baby's Own Tablets are a mild but
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bowels; sweeten the stomach and thus where thou canal see the land that is
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make the cutting of teeth easy. The
Tablets 'Ore absolutely guaranteed
free from injurious drugs and may be
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fr'oM The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
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sudden illness of their little ones.,
Maggie: '!Fib's a wild Indian, . I'll
say."
Madge; "Why do you ca1I him that?"
Maggie: "Aw, he's always on some
girl's 'trail." "
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DADDY CAN NOV!
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He dearly loved .a rich tit -bit, The
spirit was willing, but the flesh was weak,
Whenever he ate anythingwell, hie bays
• Used to say, " Poor dad, he will pay the
pinenaltyhisowtor-nmworordrosw:—." T{ead, the sequel
'Since taping the regular dose oi'
-liruschen Salts It is quite different, and
my boys enjoy themeelvee seeing 'me'
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eldest' son was the same, but since be
fans taken Irruseben Salts he can eat
and enjoy whatever is put in front of
lthn."
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