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UALITY.
4a .d
and Help Othera,
It is a tradiiilou of the Royal North
West Mounted Poline that they always
accoiisplish thetask set them, no mat-
ter the difficulties fated, or tact 'num-
ber againat'them, or the time required.
'In living'up to this tradition members
of the :force have followed evildoers
by horseback, canoe, by dog train, and
on snowshoes- clear -to the Arctic
Circle.
It.istt tradition of a city fire depart,
wont that when on the way to a fire
and there is danger of a street corn"
sion, or of running over a child,; the,.
firemen,-sacrifice.th'emselves. The fire
engine, or truck, as run -into a wall, or
telephone poles -or over an embank-
meat pnywbere so long as it is only
the firemen who ore hurt,
Certain hockey,` football,.. -lacrosse
and other teanis'ara'treditfonallyfirst
class sportsmen. They aIwaYM`piay a
hard, clean, thoroughly.'sportsmanlike
game that it is a pleasure to watch;
and they always 'play their best up to
the last minute, no matter if "there is
a score against them that looks hope -
The tradition of certain old regiments
of the'British Army are. well' known.
that they will go wherever they .are
directed er Ied, no matter if it means
certain death,
Similarly Scouting Is acquiring a
tradition—particularly the tradition of
Public Service; of nsetuluess to'
others:
Mere are some stories of Canadian
Scouts who were prepared, and per-
formed valuable public service when
the opportunity Cants:
baring the disastrous fire in' North-
ern. Ontario last fall notable. public
service was rendered . by. the Sobute
and Saoakt leaders of that district.
At. North Cobalt, Die;trict Obmnii'a-
sioner Rev, 11.11111s Gridley and Royer
Scout Bethwei!, at the risk of their
lives, with fire to the south, north and
west of .,them, • not only fought ` the
dames, but when the inhabitants were
fleeing to places of safety, remained.
behind to direct and assist the people
In their flight. They probably were
instrunrent'al in saving many rives.
But for change of the wind the Com-
missioner •'and Rover very probably
would have been lent.' Both after-
warda required'mediogi aid,
At:Haileybury Scoutmaster Severt
Of theist Cobalt Troop stayed to assist
persons in danger, and it was stated
that but for a change in the wind he
also would, have been burned, In one,
case he had to forcibly remove,an
aged, woman from hor home, Currying
her to a place;of safety,:
Meantime the boys of; -Itis troop in
Cobalt were doing splendid service in
looking atter refugees- from the burn-
ing district: They served refresh-
ments, located missing children and
restored there' to their parents% and
collected and distributed clothing.
They watched for and put out incipient
fires on the outskirts of the town.
In July of,1919 two Scouts were seat-
ed on the shore' at Pitmen's Cove, Hall -
.fax Ilahbor, when they noticed some
disteneo out a man in a Canoe endeay.
oring to reach land against the atrong
wind and heavy sea running, As the
boys watched the eanee suddenly tap.
sized, The Scouts quickly secured
and launched a boat, and pulled out to
the scene.' The roan was clinging to
theoverturned canoe; The weight of
the man made the reseue.very diilloult
and dau
serous in the rough tea, but
finally ',by cool-headed watermanship
the two boys got the unfortunate
safely into their boat,' After a hard
pail against both sea and wind they
regained the shore. There, to com-
plete the work of Scout service; 'they
revived their rescued passenger with
hot tea which they secured. from a pie-,ni
c, party. The tido Scouts
were Mur -
key Eraser, 13; and Artirui• Goodwin;
15 1st
Iia i
ra
l x
Troop.
For
weeks
the•r
holidays two Ottawa Patrol I. ude ser
Kealey and McDougall, etlt Ottawa
Troop—were on duty , at the Ottawa
Union:,Depot, dietributing fire protec-
tion pamphlets for the Canadian Ear
eetiy Association, 70order to cover
all trains the boys camp an duty at
daybreak. They accepted nothing for
their service,,
re yo7 makio
Tear:* resolutions 7"
$fen-''No—only adding a
mente to my old ones."
T1zn,most devoted husband has n10-
tnente '"Alen the only eompany. he
Wants ie that or 1b1? 'own sex. ---Mr,
Vintetn tiwann,-
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The National Parks' at Canada. are and the argent of Canada's 'national
a haven for wiid life; where guns andparks,parks, bears, 'leer, moose,• 'mountain'
hunting•dogs are forbidden and where sheep and goats abound, and the nisi-
the animals have come to look upon tor finds also great numbers of snail
man "as ,their friend rather than as i er anima s such as beaver, squirrel
their destroyer, As a result wild ani- and others which are becoming quite;
mals are increasing In the national tame since they realize that they are
perks of Canada and the graceful deer, protected.
the lordly blson and the always inter- I At Wainwright, on the main line of
esting bear live at peace in .their nix- the Canadian National Railway., east
tura! irabltat without molestation. • 'of Edmonton, there exists one of the
At Jasper National Park, in Alberta, .Brost demonstrations of the feasibility
which is 4,400 square miles in extent of gamaeonservation, for there, in the
KEEP LITTLE ONES- i., Nightfal e'ta Snow.
WELL
IN �{���yyy�tg�y't These nights of snow aye loving to
VV,�9tL.- WINTER thea-, e,-„
As the, still -motile,, of• a grieving boy;
For so they fill the, air with soft eon -
Winter is a dangerous season for the
little ones. The days are so change.
able --one bright, the next cold and
stormy, that the mother is afraid to
take the children out for the fresh air
and exercise they need so much.- In.
consequence they are often eooped up
in• overheated;' badly ventilated rooms
and are soon Seized with colds or
grippe." What Is needed to keep the
little ones well-ia Baby's Own Tablets,.
They .wll'1. regulate the stomach and
bowels and drive out Golds, and by
their use the baby, Mill be able to le
over the winter season in perfect safe-
ty, The Tablets are sold by. medicine
dealers or by mall at 25 cents a box
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont. '
t night!'
.87oliao snow; that thrills against the
wind,
That drifts on hidden grace, and lights,
it. up
With shreds' of manyrainbows blend-
- ed white!
Imponderable, irresistible, ' ,a
.And draw the numbing hardness slow-
ly out,
And Slowly weave a gradual sweat,
So freely on its iitnile and hungry
- gloom
They spend the Iasi calm Silver penny
of love,
0 perfect strength ,Of soft nnetrennons
snow!
0, mouth of beauty, whispering in the
Paradise. .
Lord, make my heaven plain and bare,
But new and whole, , with'room to
Spare.
(No Clutter in it, anywhere!
No shabby rugs across the floor;
No rubbers flung behind the door,
No Sunday papers auy morel
No' litteredmanelpiece to dust,
No crowded hiosets; nothing mussed,
Nor any fear of moth and rust!)
With spates clear and orderly,
Wind-swept, in sunshine—I would be
A singing spirit, strong and free.
With Heaven itself in which to roam!
(T wonder—'would I feel at home?)A.D.
Gas Concrete.
"Gas concrete," the inventionof a.
Swedish architect, 18 made of cement,
slab:alime and a secret substance that
causes the water, 'when added, togene-
rate a gas that "raises" the mixture as
yeast "raises" dough.•. The concrete
hardens into a pum
iceIito s bstaic
e
that is not much heavier than wood.
The great, porosity of gee concrete
makes it an, excellent Insulating ma-
terial. Frost and nroiiiture da not in-
jure -it, and an eight -inch wall of it lite
proved to be of sufficient thicknese for
the Swedish climate.
Find New Pearl Beds In India. '
Twenty miles of pearl oyster beds
that will begin to yield it 1926 have
been discovered 'in the Gulf of, Man-
nar, tit the lower tip of India. British
Government officials in Tndia predict
the large,et peciri fisheries of a century
will develop. 7,•heneiv beds aro di-
rectly apposite the ancient fisheries of
Ceylon exploited by the Greeks and
Romans.
Ask for Minartl's and take no other.
The time that you save, like the
money that you dive, Is useful only if
you know how to epend -it.
Spar r�l�t9
.mrotraOy n r.
2071180110 7:e1(.1115e2 in every t1'ow(Y fo
Canada to Soli ti' 090051'07 produot,
which- is ttniy:orsally used, ou can'
dd. to' yoltr presoht income byecur-
iig the exclusive rights to sellthin
new product in your home ',rove,
Students or' anyone wishing to`eare
gooney for themsetvee can offer title
product during their leieure time. Only
e veryt reall Capital Is required, ale the
pratts are large 511a ttart can be
rstade by pur•oliasing a email quantity,
meleeeon- "Prodpcts Corepaey, Oe
'Toronto, StreetF p eeente.
0 wildworland. d „
rebolutienary crow
That tosses utter newness round the
And jays it on the nations in their
sleep!
--Sarah N, Cleghorn.
GIRLS -1 HAIR GROWS
TICK AND BEAUTIFUL
35 -Cent' "Danderine" • Does
Wonders for Lifeless,
Neglected Hair.
A gleattiy mass
of luxuriant hair
full .of gioes, Ius•
tre and life ehor•t.
ea .1y fo!loigs a genu-
ine toning up of
neglected scalps
with dependabin
Danderdine."
Falling hair,
itching scalp and
the dandruff is
Corrected 'immediately. Tinny dry,
wispy or fading hair is quickly Invlg
orated 'taking g on new. strength, h
g color.
and youthful beauty., "Danderine" Ss
delightful on the Bair;' a refreshing,
Stimulating tonic - not sticky or
greasy! Any drugstore.
'The Scribe.
Winter is a monkish scribe
In a white cell.
750 draws black letters on a page
Marvellously well, • •
Tie draws them out exceeding fine,
Black boughs 0n $quares b0 ally,
And curious thorny ehapes of things
Where white snows lie.
IIo borders all the page about, •
Ilis brush chimes with red
The text of berries crimson bright
In place of roses dead.
The edge he gilds With dawn and, dusk,
And lays kis white page still
Where any man who passes by
May road it, if he will.
-Blida Morri
L
r
Stodcien Dcaath.
et rnp,not go,111re a candle, left burn-
ing
Far through' tb u night,
i'ortured aid wavering„ iiiekering out,
!calf-r'etiirtting-
,. pitiful lights
Let Yue burn stcaiiii,
-creophsg,
Lightingtlto'pltaoo,
-_-Then lot the With from a eery -()fret
ell 151r3de1 ecnte' 5 eeping.
Me out 138:10 (spinal
..: llllire,bet1i '7Tiilttts'y
s 01 gold
buffalo park, are: sonaeeS,000,�tninnaltay
the growth Irom,a herd: of 716 which
was Purchased some sixteen years ago.
by the Canadian Government end;at-.
lowed to multiply in peace. So.,great-
has beth the development of, the herd
that this fall 2,000 of the surplue,anj;
mate had to be Slaughtered, and in the.
spring another 2,000 young -buffalo are
to be proved into the northern hinter-
land and allowed to roam at, will there
under •eondltions where they also tirili
be safe from ruthlessbuntere..
Beware of Imitations!'
Unless you see the name "Bayer
Cross" an package or on tablets you
are not getting the genuine Bayer As -
Orin proved safe by millions and pre-.
scribed :by physicians over twenty.
three years,. for, ,
Colds ldeadaebe
Toothacho Lumbago
Neuritis • - Rheumatism
Neuralgia Pain, Pain
•Accept "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
only. Each unbroken package eon
tains proven directions. Bandy boxoS
of twelve tablets` cost few cents, Drug-
gists also sell ,bottles of 24,end .100.
Aspirin' is the trade. mark (registered
in Canada) of Bayer Manufacture of
Monoaceticaeidester of Salicylfcacid.
While it is well known that Aspirin
means Bayer Manufacture, to assist
the pubitc•against itnitatfous. the Tab.
lets of Bayer Centpany will be titanp-
"with their
eneral trade
mark, the
BdygiCross.'
When a man becomes old 0/entente
know better,,A isus>aa11y too,late. for
,hila to do better.
Dentition Express Money Orders
aro on sale in live thousand offices
throughout Canada:
A device for measuring the;05000'e
de
th byreflected sound waves is.be-
ing tried.
•
Keep Mtnord's Liniment In the house.
After seventy years I• still. -.think
myself :"thrice fortunate to cave been
born—General Sir ,Ian, Heniilton.:' --
on6-SAS.
PUZZLE
' FOR TitnO
CIiHLDR.ENe
gust --
Send four-
wrappers (rota
T Oto Limited„29± Lernc i ,e 911, MViontreei.
C .
erre the forerunners of colds and
erlppe. Inhale Mfiatcl's and rtil)
Tt -on throat end chest,
4, sure tieventetive, •
Reen
u:.
eggs, er
Tegen
iealiiedstillart
rig er 5 an a ct rg>aaeaso
that In,matµity Ontailsj'd Die, e e8
aP we
wealraeAS.fi,..Yt
When you lime secuaecr ,
1y good mating It is well:, g Cnu
,to use sauce male bird's for yijw,v or,
three `seasons, or untilflame, can be
replace, by a good son of hie. So now,
with ting'time 'right tpon us, it is
well to keep this, in mild, The _broecl
01;"'or ..the heavy type Rocks, Wyan-
datteS, $, 1, :1te 1s, etc,;". Should now.'
mate up their pens and have their' o,Nn
hatchfor winter layers' off early in
March, -,?iris is not 60 early, as it 10
necessary to let the larger breeds have
six months to mature -in, before they
are placed in the laying houses.
The„uuntber of hens to one finale
bird is of importance. ':It.is as great'a
mistake to have. too few •hens as too
many hens with Me male. 4t. fair
average for "utility” breed i,s twelve
to ifteetr'ltens• to each' cock 05-0oek-
rel. every year the' more painstaking
hreeder,devotes time and thought o
what ,liis' next mating will be. Ho
thoughtfully scans his best chickens,
watching for their good, points and
deficiencies; anft if the latter is very
apparent lie discards such birds from
breeding pens, breeding only 'trom'the
birds with good pointe -eggs, size. and
general, conformation to the,standatil.
of hieparticular breed, oltserving one
rule al'ivairs, '`that no fault shall be
present in bothtattleand' female," for
Mach mating will . make the fault
more'pronouneed in the offspring
• Reineneber,,even if yet have net got
a'wongei g1 lot of good hens, that you,
'cat g estiy, improve your stook: with
it Ane' male bird, as it it well known
fact that. the male bird is oveir r"pez'
cent. of the -breeding ea' -W'
:snipe, Orchard 'ark,. N,
a
d
Would Secure a Full Vote.
W1fie—°!low can- the women ever
get out a till vote?” ,
Hubby—''The suggestion that the
polls be moved to tlepantment stoles.
wobtld do the Wok, 1 think/'
Ot
"Mother! Give Sick Baby
Galiforllit Fig Syrup"
Harmless Laxative to Clean Liver and
noWeie.of Baby er Child.
Ryan emotive—
ed, bilious, fever,'
isle, or Slop, collo'
Babies and Child-
ren love to take
genuine '•'Califor. -
nia ,!fig Syrup,"
No other :axative
regulates the ten.
deft little bewails, f ✓.
so nloetyt Itikt
sweetens thestomach and ntarts the
liver and bowels actingg without grip-
lug. Contains no narcotics or sooth-
ing drugs.. Say "California" to Your
druggist and avoid counterfeits! In-
sist upon genuine California Nis
Syrup" which contains directtona.
In a hundred years the age in Willett
we now live will. be the subject of
laughter and jeers, Prof. fi., P1 Low.
Minard's Liniment tot' Dsndraf8
The average man in any country is
not gifted with extraordinary fore-
sight.—Cardinal ;Bourne.
DON'T � , -TRYTHE
WATCH
1111 T`
Can You Hear?'
Place watch to ear then: draw
away. You should hese '
yy X to uck ht
55ineaeo a tinging
is your
cart prevept sons yropecson•nei
LEONARD EAR OIL
relieva both Hcad Noises and Deaf-
ness: Just rub it beck of: tare and
insert in nostrils. Pries $1,25,
For Sola Lverywhera.
Interesting descriptive fader
sent upon rainiest.
A.O. LEONARD, Inc.
70 stk Avo.
Novi "fork
ming
61,11,1
1Sailt(1 .eilj.
I e56 is 1Nigli4
She was fg11}Ii tar ' 0.on Lel'
little brother,' t pn and !alar r -
rived, and gre�ns her delight,'ir i1.
Chrif teltingpn esp Gel lly' i
� n that
Snowy C5T 41p the little rain ct'
•eradlo• nn the', elf"
•
Then , we'.04btee weeks later, c;Ir
Wastoltot2 to1'ef$1ng, and at the t°
ception afteaviiilde, was close t°'GI
urge when sh"e'bhgaii'to Osst qhs, We •
Het -face fell„an{
mother, cabin; at t
"Mummy, they'y
cradle!,
Ache rushed to !rite
e top of her voice,:
.• :.forgailteu ihl
ecore'Not A7;precinted,
A little girl who does not 'under-
etanri encores found fault with lite;
audience ata recent children's 004ti!
curt, In eshIch she helped to ring L'
Chorus,
I l ntw Ivo didn't '. make One miv'
take,' rho exclaimed,- on the "Mt
home, "and Yee, they made us 'fang It
all over again,”
•WOPMMEN t. 'DYE F.AIjED
- THINGS NEW AGtAi
Dy, Tint- Al* Werra, Shan`
by Garonent or'Drapery
Each 17 -cent package of "riiamonct
Dyes" contains directions • 00 itiratbfr
Plat any woman can,: dye or tint an ''
old, worn; faded•,thing new, even it SI
has.never "dyed. before, Choose ani"
-ealor at drug store.
Praise,
41341. -not fault-finding, is the
teacher's hest weapon,—The Bishop od
.Norwich. .
tdinaree Linim nt et eats Cutts.
The City o11 London. has a h!g{ta
population orf 1$,705, but during the'
day there is an inidux of 402,447, Wither
out eauhting casual Visitors.
IJ /44Y6wile /E5
efres11e,4'-- hied Eyes
Wrltc !Aurin Co n aleAt{o,forEve arteelleoic
A- nick Relief
for Bea ache
.A iteadacheis,freqtyuontlycauseci
ky bully digeatedfeed; the goes
and actdereatatinztlacrefrernaro
absorbed by the brood which in
tura irritates the nerves cod
Causes panful symptoms called
!headache, neuralgia, Sbeuena..
team, etc: -15 to 30 drops q-
gjlrother Seiget's Syrup.' will correct `
faultydigeetion Said afford relief,
SOOTHES IRRITATIONS
, In the treatnnent of all skin irrita-
tians bathe freely with Cuticura
Soap and hot watt, dry gently, and
apply Cuticura Ointment to the af,
fected parts. Always include the ca..
quisitely scented Cuticura Talcum
in your toilet preparations.
Soap25c. Ointcicnt25aadSec. ToltumZ50. Sold
throuabouttheDomtnion. CanadianDepott
tnttAin, Limited, 344 St. Dud Ski w.. Atoatrssl,
Cuticura Seep shave i withouStoiuS,
DOWN
+aj :
9
AND AIL.1NG
Lydia R.Pia ll air's Vegetable'Coua4
pound Brought Relief Willem
Other 'Medicines Failed
Part Mann, B, C. —"I. took Lydia B,
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound because
I was tired and run-
down.' I had head-
aches and no ;a73ise-
tite and was troub led
for two years with
sleeplessness. T tried
many medicines, but
notliaog did me any
real 'good. While I
was living inWash-
ington I was recom-
mended laymtranger
ecom••mendedbyastranger
to take' Lydia E.
„" z'initham's."Vegeta-
ble Compound. I am stronger and foal
fine nffiee then and am aide to do any
iiousework. I am willing for you .t®
Iuse these facts as atestintomnL"—Mrs,
3'. 0, Guidevrns, bort Mann, l3, C
Feels New Life and Strength 1
ICoene,N. I7.-- "1 was weak and nut
down "and had backache and 411 sortss.bg°
troubles which women have. I feared
�reatrelief whenttking Lydia R. Pinioe
@la is Vegetable' Compound and S also
wed 7=,yditt R. Pit:dram's cm's 7anativ
•osh.1 air able to do any Worts. and -feel
few Ire and strength fro111'th0 Vegeta.
11yiCompound, lam doing ail d, can to
la rortlse -t "-- hIrs A 11 21 tetAsot7D,
2 garpontor Eitreot /facile N I1.
Piel: end ailing worsen everywhere
tIn be• Dominion should try .Lydia B.
iii chum's Vegetable Compound. t$
MATCHES
East— blestEDDY'S' Best
-
'L00K FOR Tat N1147
ON THE BOX ,
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