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Patches, $2, McCreary, Chatham,
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FREE CATALOGTJE. - Lilt and Laughter in a Laet.Line.
There was a young monk of Siberia,
Who of fasting grew wearier aud
wearier,
Till at length, with yell,
He burst from his cell,.
And 'devoured the Father Superior?
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WANTED'
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FOREIGN BONDS
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A.ustrlan • • Italian.
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• Getman Russian
Write for information •anel latest
•' bfferings."
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Foreign Securities -
112 St. James St. Mentreae Que.
Sun Life Estiblishes Great ,
Record.
'fhe flfty-fourte amend report of- the
Sun Lite Assurance Company of Cana-
da, bow ,being published, once again
showe inspiring gaiter both ire re-
esurces and in tile spread of the Com -
pony's Operations. „Alt previous re -
ear -0,1'0f the Cempany, outstanding as
they have been, haste been greatly
everreaclied, '
, 48,671 new policies. were .ISSUral and
pale for-clering 1824: • •
In addition; a large block of profit-.
able British and foreirria business has
beee acquired.frein, a big Areetiean
tan:teeny by re-assuranoe, as well as • •
the.. business ' of a Colonial company Possibly the bait ev •
this Limerick by the late Mr. Wood-
..
row Wilson:-- '
Ae a beauty I am nota etar,
Thera are others more handsorae, by
, act fey face -I don't:mind it,
For Ian: behind it
It"s the people ineront get the jar!
' Sortie Tangue-Titisters,
Onaby Major Ian Hite, the novelist:
There was an old man Of Nantucket,
Who kept all.hie cash in a:bucket;
But eaughteie .nantecl Nam
•Ran away with a lean, •
And as. for the bucket -Nantucket!
Then there is this old favorite:-
There was a•young' mats of Bengal
Who went to a faneydrees bell,
He went, hist for fun,
Dressed up ars a bun, .
And adog ate him up in the hall.
,
Some tongue -twisting Limerieltsi-
There was a young lady named Psyche
Who was heard to ejaculate 'Tory -
'For, when riding her pbych;
She ran over a ptych • -
A1161 fell- on some nails that Were.
PsItYcles
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H EA ks,4TH • EDUCATION
'BY DR J. J. fttlir3D1.-FTON
Provinelal Board of Health, Ontario.
Dr. 3'411titileton will be glad to answer questions on Pablic Health mat.
tern thrOngh this colunen. Address latm at Spailina, I-lonse, Spadine
Crescent, Toronto.
• Breast feeding seemsto he one of
the greatest checks to Infant mortality
that is known. It is positively alarm-
, ,
g to take the recoras in any com-
munity and see the great preponder-
ance of bottle-fed babies. While some
women, through physical ivealtnes,
PrehablY, cannot nurse their babieS,
the tendency of the present time is for
mothers to forego breast leading on
account of the interferenCo with social
duties and ordinary routine of'life
that it ,would entail. Coupled with
this regrettable viewpoint is the fact
of winmercialism in the supply of in-
fant foods. Even cow's milk which
with a- proper percentage of added
sugar and water, makes the best sub-')
statute for mother's milk, nowadays
rarely contains a proper standard of
fat, the high pricee of butter at pres,
ent tempting many people to use the
separator at the expense of child life.
In conversation with a doctor recently
in a good-sized country town, he told
me the startling news that'it was a1
snot 'impossible to get pure milk -of
sufficient fat standard 011 account of
butter which now fetches a -high Price
on the mdricct. This is one of tile
MM. Oim ortant factors to be dealt
with in -the present campaign to ,build
up- a. more robust babyhood 'in this
Some "or the reasons why a baby
should be breast fed are as forsoWs:.
Breast milk is always ready and is
never sour; it does not have to be
prepared ot measured; it is- nature's
and was intended for the
baby; it will make the baby strong
and healthy; it is absolutely fie's, from
germs and dirt; it protects the baby
from many infant's diseases; it lid
safer for the baby;' ton bottle-fed ba -
ACs die for every ono fed -on the
breast; it contains the proper elements
of food in the right proportion for the
growing child; breast-fed babies Sel-
dom have bowel trouble, which is so
fatal in bottle-fed babies, especially
in hot weather; the baby will have the
best chance of living if breast fed.
A :normal baby,should 'show the fol -
Owing points in its development: A
teady gain in weight; bowel move-
ments every day;• a good appetite; no
omiting; a clear skin; bright, wide
pen eyes; very' little crying; gaiet
unbroken sleep, with and mouth
closed; a constant growth in stature
and ineelligence..
• The temperature of the baby's bath
should be from 99 deg. to 100 deg. F.,
and it should always be kept warns
v int a slight -chill often bringe d e-
strous results
1
the prevalence; of separators througia-1
out the country, Itis evident that -the r v
unforttinate results of this pauperiz.'
ing of Ilse milk is not realized by the
people , who do the separating, for
there is not -a man or. woman In. Oh --
Milo -worth the, 11 arne who would think
of depriving the children of their only
means of proper sustenance in- the
early months of life. It is- just sthe •E
Sack of knowledge, coupled with the a
This 15 one of the many LimerMks
Wit:1,2h appear in "The Complete Lim- —•
elk Book," by Langford Reed's 'Many
thousands -of Limericks have been per-
petrated since the erase first todlt
hold 01 the' public-thiough the col'.
.tnees of "London Opinion," spme
seventeen years rtgo; and the best of
these have now•been. collected, by Mrs
Reed, who hair Included in his bdok
number of the favorite Lirnericke of
faMone people.The one given above
is by Father Ronald Knox. erae wen? ,
A Relic of Old Ireland. •Itawould Mean. that one beal would
Tko Limerick, we are told, takes its be worth te his owner $500.00 more
name and formation from en old song than the other, bull, except the 'smell
popular in Ireland at convival` gather, difference be interestem investment.
Inge. Here are more sPeelmens:- *If the difference in Value of the
calves were $,10.00 ,per head, the differ -
An. apianra, dining at ceewa, mite ia, the value of the bulls would be
Pound quite a large mouse in his stew, 'el000,00 and correspondingly greater
Said the waiter, "Don't sheut, • for wider differences in the 'value of
Ahd wave it about, ' the eases. •
Or -the reet will be wanting one,
too!" • There are cases- where steers by a
, good bull.have brought $50,00 Per head
There as a young curate of Kidder-
- mins ter more than steers- of the same age DY
Inferior or scrub bulls.
Who very severely obis 4 spinster. Therm figures should make any man
For she u,sed, on -the ice, pause before buying an inferior bull
words DO 86 an wee • - merely because the price is lave,
'When he inaavertently slid against It Ls true that nierely paying a high
- • her, •• price for a bull doers not make -him a
a good one, and -excellent bulls are pi -
.An indolent vicar of Bray •• • ten bougbt at very inodent prices; but
His rose's allowed to decays it is equally true that reallygood belle
Ilis wifeemoM alert, are always worth the 'nioneY paid for
Bought a powerful sqiiirt, them, while inferior bulls are dear at
And said taller epouee, "Let its spray." any Price.
No man can offend to use a scrub
. -pee by. Rei4ye*e respenge_ bulk' A good lenlIatt $1,000.00 is cheap-
er than -a -scrub bull received as a gift,
as the figures -given above amply
prove.
It le also worth'itoting that steer
by good, bells have rloppeds the open
market in Galatia and ' the United
States, and still held several (Men
natukat high' price records.
Surely .the thoughtful farmer will
see to It that the bull he uses in future
must be a good pure bred, and the
result will be more beef, more milk,
and more profit.
- Will a Good Pure 'Bied
Sire Pay?, ---
...A bull will sire anywhere front one
hundred to several hundred calve
during his lifetime,
Slippage we. place the nUmber of
calves at one hundred, . and suppose
the calves by one bull are worth an
average of 0.o0 per head more. than
the calves by another bull, what would
There wasis young boy of Quebec,
Who tell Into the' ice to life neck,
• When asked "Are yott friz?"
• Ige replied, "Yea, I ire,
But we don't call this cold in Quebec,"
operating In the East. Tho worldwide
orgaeization of the Sun Life easily, ad-
mits of the ebsorption of this business,
40 advantage. The policies Of a small
• Canadian company were also as -
tattled.
In earnings froin inveetinenta the
Company's experience has beet par-
ticularly gratifying. • Both in the in-
crease le market video of securities
iteldateneenting ,t,e $6,391,377, and the
profit on salee wherein the increased
,value or eecuritles hies, been capital-
ized,• is reflected the :wisdom, of the
Company's early policy of investment
in leugterni bontle and similar seated,
eles, ie expected -thee this in -
monger' value wilt be permanent, pos.
alb!e -fluctuatton has been -amply pro-
vided for in the contingency account,
The tate of enterest earned on the
mean inveeted asseM advanced to
6.39 per emit, "nit exclualve of
profits from fifties- and rePresents
substantial gain over the previous
"year's -very satisfactory earnings.
Pelicyheldeirreceived • or had al-
lotted. to thein • profits of $6,681,652
tiering 1024. • '
That the future partition of the Com-
pany shall ho even more solid and se.
cure, the reserves of its entire' BM
aestiraime contracts have been veined
at three per seat., while a special an-
nuity reserve of $750,000 has been set A girl who weighs many an oz
up beyond the amount required by the Used language I will not pronoz.
Government's standard. • t Iler brother, one day,
Palled her chair right away;
Ile wanted to see if -shoes boz,
re Composed
The Training of Nurses.
The appeal of service which nursing
snakes to the spiritual forces ,in 'a
yoeng woman is the 'deciding factor
which drawher Into the nursing pro'tesln rather then into seine, more
lucrative and pleasing calling.sederte
11. Browne, Presideet Canadian Nurries
AsSoolatien. . . • • •
111111.1B151111111.4fMNINS
He'd Stand Without Hitching.
"Does your new clerk seem to be a
steady fellow?" the customer asked of
the proprietor of the drugstore.
"Steady?" repeated the proprietor.
shold Say he was steady! If he
wire any steadier, he'd. bo motion-
,
Laughing at the Centuries.
After being Melee since the reign:0
G
"eed Qeeet Bese," theates of Exe
ter Ship Canal have just been removed
to Exeter Museum, says en Englisb,
newspaper.
Similar , relies are to be found en
museums all over the' country, but few
people lealize how matik of our sur-
viving examples of ancient workinae
ship are still in actual: use,
For instance, there is an ancient
atone Weir, dating, from about 1100,
which was 'adapted a few years ago
to drive the enachineeY which supplies
Chester with electricity. • - -
Even elder than this le the Fogs
Dyke,- In Lincolnshire, which woe cut
by the Romens,.andeirs etill la use as
aoanal. ,
A Warning to All Mothers!
Ralph's father is a doctor, and
Italph likes to get 11.014 of an old medi-
• cal, case- and a hat of his fatherand
Play that'he is a doctor seise. One dee0.
when the telephone rang he called out,
."SouSehode wants 'mei"' and, catching
un the hat and case, hurried out the
door. •
"Come back and shut -the screen
door," called hie mother. '
Ralph obeyed reluctantly. When he
returned a bit later he looked solemn.
"Well, how did you find your patient,
Dr, Ralph?" his mother inquired
jocularly.
"Dead," the boy replied accumingly,
"Tiled while I was coming back to shut
th " •
esioemerseanceseareasieriseetweeasesinsesiseessuseememesesewasiaeselowe
same
- s '
. . : . .,Som andiseas es .givelintrinefty train. anetheesattisek, :but •
'- ' ' - ''' ' ' ..'-' ° '-'' . -',- -• ' .ireeirmatisni and lumbege (weilch in really muscular rhea-
RtigIUMA•TISM: AND LUMBAGO madam) wort{ Just the -other Way. Every' Attack invites :
- • • ' a • -----------There. is •seareelly' mil, ' disease - whiees-phYtielans Sind, •
• . ARE BANISI-IED'IW—'.mono difilcult.per`treaL rilleeesSfullY`ilinn rheitinaligni. Long '
... v`.:-` . seedy, however, has shown that the' seat ot theellsease is
, , ,
.,• , in tile blood, . By maletainine the quadtty of the blood, yen
, ' are doing the beet possible thine; to prevent and combat
•
That le why -Dr. Williams' Pink pii:1$ has proved suc-
cessful in. thoueands of cases of rheumatism and lumbago:
These pills enrich the blood and enable it to,throw off the
prilsone bf the dieeaee. And 00 long as the blood is kept
pure and rich, there meed be ito Tear of a return of the
1 11 "... - . 1 s., ' ; Mrs', Aiwie lirright, Wooleheater, Aita,; says: -q waa
- , . . , a sufferer frotn. rheumatism for six years and most of that
, , a ,_ , I, ;St el- -, „ , , I ' • . time my 1110 was ane ai misery, I tried several &eters
„, ..„ ,.
•
butnevergot more thantempora.ry relief: Thtrouble
lams
• seemed to affect say whete DYStem. Finally 5 wati adViShd
They GiVe New V itailty-'-ana more, •to try Dr. Williams', Pink Pills and tleenigh theme r found.
• . -, eoniplete relief.: I cass strangle: recommeed Dr. eVilliams'
Pink Pills to agYone suffering Irani this trotiblo.”
•
A IIIPPY CIIILD.1100D,
IS. A ILITTEIC'OF IIEALTII
Little -cliiidren7 quickly get out of
Sorts but by proinpf etreatment they
can just iss quickly be set right again.
Meet -.of their troubles arise in the
first place from the stomach and bow-
, els; that is why a'gbod blearing mit is
the first thing- tee doetor prescrIbee.
Mother% why not let Baby's Own Tab-
lets keen your children well. 'Unlike
that rank tasting easter
oil so dreaded Uy most children, the
Tablets are pleasant to take and their
action, though tharceigh, is gentle and
onuses no discomfort, to either the
baby or the growing childs Baby's
Own Tablete are a never tailing rem-
edy for rellevieg 'consitipation and in-
digeatiern; thus they'. break- up colds
and simple fevers, expel worms and
make the teething period paielesa
The Tablets are sold by medicine
dealers or by mail at 25 cents a baa
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
• Tam I' the Kirk. •
0 Jean, my Jean, wren the heR ea's
the ,congregatioe, ,
Owre valley an' hilt wi' the ding
free its iron moue
Wheel a' body's' thoehts is set on his
0111 salvation, „
Mine's set on you. •
•
'reere's a red rose Boerne the Builp"
the Wore afore ee,--
That svas grosvhe bow on JO bush
at the beek o' day,
But the lad that pu'd you floWer the
morning's glory,
He caned', prey,
He canna pray; but there's nand 1' the
Kirk will heed him;
Where he sits sae still his lane at
• the side of the wa';
For nane but the red rose kens what
my lassie gle'd him
It an' us twat!
Ife eallilaiging for the Sang that his
• Sin he'rt raies,
Ile canna see for the .inist that's
afore his
Ansi a voice dromic the hale o 'the
psalms ate theaparaphrneeta
(kyle' "ISan, .Than, Jean!" '
• -Violet Jacob.
COLOR IT NEW WITH
•
• "DIAMOND DYES"
Beautiful home dye'
Ing and tinting is
guaranteed•With Dire
'Mond Dyes, Just dip
,in cold water to 'test
softedelicate shades,
or boil te dye rich,
permanent color s.
Each 15 -cent 'package
contains directions, -
so simple any woman
can dye or tint lin-
eerie, : silks, ribbons, skirts, , Waists,
dresses, coats, ctoCkings, sweaters,
draperies, eoveringe, hangings, every.
theist new.
Buy "Diamond Dyes" -no other kind
',-and tell your druggist whether the
material ,you wish to color is wool or
silk, or 'Whether it is linee, cotton, or
mixed gentle.' , •- .„.
, • •
English Ship Money Tax.
tahtele
a'hxs9 cns nxii) is rtosr.i, etahledy, 1-naaeilitgiam7.0, AD, - tow. by
t41
rieY te)t of ,Iltigland was
and comities of England,' for
Tose the pur-
af providing and maintaining sI
navy for the protection. of the coast.
It was.-gevItaideby diaries T. In 1.574,
Without the consent of Parlianient and
was arbitrarily levied 011 ,the whole of
England. John HaMndell, a squlre 02
Duelingheinshlre,, resisted the pay-
ment of the tax as illegal,'hut was pro-
secuted. and condenined. In 1610-41
the Long Parliament decided the levy -
Ing of 'Snit) money 10 be illegal and
annulled the jedgment against Ham -
don, says the -Detroit NeWs. '
The in1Position" of this lex was one
of the chief eansus of the Civil, War
and the rise to power of; aromweth
01:o
= • • s
One American firir.recentiv"gave an
order. -for. 1..0,000 ' l3rftish-mado over-
v!.
()baceo ()via u '
111111111F -
1111p
also in /jib.
VACUUM IZED TINS
'MANN ACT6RFD BY IMPERIAL l'ORi"..CCO COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED.
EASY TRICKS,
. False Magic
This is another "trick" :that is
not a trick at all but A mere prac-
tical joke.
The trickster- selets the targest
and most Powerful spectator and
says to him displaying. a stick of
wood about as large as a ruler:
"You are strong enough to Eft
this stick with your little finger.
Yet, / can make it so that you will
• be tired long before you are able to
carry it out of the room."
Teat sounds ridiculous and the
?statement is usually challenged.
'The trickster 10' right, however,
With -Ids penknife he cute off a
raferagealife bit of wood and mike
the Spectator to carry that out of
tile room. Tee spectator realizes
that it he is to carry It out, a tiny
splisiter at a time, he will indeed
be tired loeg before he succeeds
M remelting the Oticic and he will
make a mental note not to be so
eager to challenge the trickster's
next fitatentent
• '(Clip this out and paste it, with
other the spripi in a lairiiltheekr)
When sending money by Mall use
Dominion Express Money Orders.
Safer than, sending bele
Government has been a fossil; it
should be a plant -Emerson.
For First Alta-Mlnaedet Liniment,
Happiness is the natural flower of
duty. -Brooks. •.
. Twins for Noise.
"Well, -Pat, do -the twins make much
noise atmight?"
'Praise be to Myth! Shure each
wen cries r1e 80 Med yez; can't hear the
alter wan."
tillnerd's Liniment for the Grippe.
• Spading Tractor. •
A new implement, a "spading trac-
tor," will plow, harrow and cultivate
in one operation, and has a capacity
of three acres an hour. - ,
'ideal %inter Neyqrounel
Only 2, -Days froth liewYork
Sailings Twice Weekly
Leaving N.Y. Wed. and Sat.
Via Pidatial, Twin.Scraw,
OIL -Burning Steamers
"FORT VICTORIA'", and
"FORT sT. GEORGE"
Landing Passengers/a HamiltonDock
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CusirAvt TOTT;lVianager '
Italy's Silk Wealth.
The Bile cocoon crop in Italy has
been,very satisfactory.
Minardes for: Sprarna and Bruins.
Lord Birkenhead stated in a zoceet
speeolt that he had.xead every one of
Scott's- novels at least nine times.
Quick Relief for
Rheumatism
Mrs. Bert Youroaof Filch Bay, Que.,
• writes se follows:
"I could not turn over in bed at'
nig-ht. I tried doctors and sent off
for medicines, which did me no
good, but after using -three bottles
of Minard's my rheumatism left me
entirely, and' I have never felt it
since,"
Always keep- Minard's handy.
nard's Liniment
Clear Your Complexion
With. Cuticura
Bathes-vith C.Micura Soap and bot
water to free the pores of Impurities
and follow with a gentle application
of Cuticura Ointment to soothe and
heal. They are ideal for tbe toilet,
as is also Cuticura Talcum for pow-
dering and perfuming.
gamble 244 Pres by area.. Address Canadian
1'2Alt's.ATUt4L2i2111321::=7:41c.
Row- Ter our new Shaving Stick.,
For Your COeskituft
save work -rnonerr-- time,
trouble and fuel -and make your
cooking better,
• " •Tips . matted
!O -30c;
Look Younger
Care -worn, nerve -exhausted women
need 131tro.Phoephate, a pure organic
phosphate diepensed ,by druggists that
New York and Paris physicians pre -
Scribe tO increase weight and strength
and to revive youthful leokg and feel-
ings. Price $1 per pkge. Aerew
Chemical Co., 25 Front St. East,
Todonto, One.
TO EXPECTANT
WitilJEEIS
Letter from Mrs. Ayars Tells
How Lydia E. Pinkhom's
Vegetable Corripounl:11
Helped Her
Spring Valley, Sek.-"I took ihe
Vegetable Compound before my Mt'
confinement, when I got to feeling so
badly that 1 could net sleep 'nights, my
back ached so aceoss my -hips, and
could hardly do my werk during the day.
1 never had such an easy eenfinement,
and this is my eixth baby., /read about
Lydia E. Pinrcheen's Veetable GDP,'
pound in the 'Vanier's Telegram 'and
wrote you for one Of your -book. We
have no druggist in our town, but I SaW'
your medicine 111 1r. Eaton's catalogilee Proved „safe by rniilions and prescribed by,,plzysicians for,
am a SaimerM.Wife, so haye all kinds ' - •:
et work to do inside and outside the ea,
ortal.L
-TOCK:
mittee
Fartner-,,,ProveS Value of Pure Bred Bull
W. G. Potter received $52.25 more fortteers sired by a
Pure Bred Bull then for steere sired by a Scrub Bull, Ho•
shipped five steers from common grade cows of squat
merit. The two steers sired by a Scrub Dull brought ;95.55
eah, while the three steers sired by the Pure Bred Bull •
brought $147.80 'each.,• The steers received the name care. '
Fewer and better _cattle are more profitable than a
larger number of Scrub animals.
Make your cows work for you rather than you should
work far them.
Yore itieS r000itition was to get rid of that Scrub Bull -Have you
Slone t?
BETTER BULLS PAY us
house. My baby is 051100 healthy girls
who weighed mac pounds at birth. I
am feeling flee after putting in a large;
garden eince baby came. She is as
good as she can be.). Yours is the best
medicine for women, and J have Loki
about it and even written to my friends
Neuralgia Colds' •
Headache Pain
about it."
Lumbago Toothache
--Mrs, Aiteein AYARS,
Spring Valley, Sask.
Lydia Pikham's Vegetable COM -
pound is an excellent medicine for ex-
pectant mothers, and should bo taken
during the entire period. It has a gen-
eral effect to strengt hen and tone up the
entire system so that it may work in
every respect as nature intends. All
drugsists sell this dependable medicine.
Illettilialisrn • Neuritis
. Accept only „ Bayer pcage,
which contains proven ctirctuyiis.'.
untuiv '12t -e' beiteS of .1 2 tablets.
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