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WON D.S.Q. AT THIRD
BATTLE OF YPR1 S.
The name "Red ;Rose" has ' been 'a
guarantee of quality for 30 years
LOi cl Cheyletimore Has Be-
come Devoted' to Farming Q015goo eaJ
Land Near Mix, Alberta.
The call of thegreat even' 9pacea isal
TheRANGE
PEKOE is extra good.., Try it!
a very real thing to some m'en. It is
to Baron Cheylesanore, third
line. And thus it is that
Canada can add another to 'th
its titled landowners. This
'peer, who recently' came into
Sion of his inheritance, Is Fra
mend Henry Eaton,: D.S.O.,
coeds to the peerage as the fourth
Lord
all
¢1
Y eatmPn'e
As
Captain Eaton, he arrived in AI-
berta four years ago and acquired part
of
the
Flaunted La
hes
ranch
Alberta,
which he hassincethe Hapy ValleY Ranch, A Pe
ago he -succeeded to the title,
now seasoned Alberta farmer
pressed his intention of Contin
residence on the prairies, rait
return to the old land, He
all last month with the haiwes'
estate.
Conspicuous Gallantry.
of his ;
Western keeping the School Band
0 Ilk
Of a liittitt Throughout the
posses- Entire Year.`
nolo' Or The school band is dependent upon
who nuc-- two important factors for its exist-
ence: morale and loyalty to the or-
ganization. tion. The first Is built up by
cultivating 'in the _boy's mind a pride
In :h
his performing With and helping to
ear Ali;
li
x
ren
arced
w weeks
but the
has ex-
uing his.
er than
was busy
t on hie
Lord Cheylesmore was' born June 10;
1893, educated. at l3toxi, Trinity Col
lege and Cambridge Univeraity, Ile
was a second lieutenant when the war
broke out in 1914, having received a
military training at Sandhurst. I3e
joined the Grenadier Guards with the
expeditionary force in Flan-
ders and Fli'ance in June, 1916, and
served With 'his regiment throughout
the war. Ile was awarded the D.S;O.
for conspicuous gallantry at the third
battle of Ypres, In July, 1917, and was
also promoted., in the field to the rank'
of captain. He always intended to
settle down in seine part of the British• '
dominions and he selected westsrn
Canada after a year's residence In Al-
berta.
His English estate does not include
an
landed a¢
d
property Y pr equntry asst.
It consists largely of city real estate,
situated in London, and in such indus-
trial sites as Coventry,
Lord Clteylesmore was a well known
rugby football player and track_ athlete
in his .Eton and Cambridge days, He
is a devoted outdoor sportsman and Ii
plays a good game of polo. He says
dna is not returning to England, but
will make his home on his beautiful
Alberta holdings. I -Ie belongs to the
Guards, Whites and Turf clubs In Lon-
don:
Lord Cheylesntore's tragic death in
a motor accident recently found his
sonin the midst of ailmmer's work,'.
His presence was not required In Lon-
don and he sent hls solicitor to look
after the necessary business connect-
ed with winding .rip of the estate.
A Valuable Legacy.
Men leave property by will in many
ways and in many different forms.
They may bequeath it outright, for
the heritor to possess at once; they
may establish a trust fund, the in-
come only to be immediately avail -
abler or they may create a life inter-
est. The possessions thatthey band
on may be real .estate, cash, stocks,
bonds, . books, pictures, jewels. All
are perishable, all are -subject to vi-
cissitudes of life and the frailties of
human nature. How many, when they
face the last appraisal, find among
their assets the.. things that are im-
perishable, and that they can hand on
by an instrument that no man can
break?
In California there died recently a
man who had given many years of
his life to generous and intelligent
public service. His own busines af-
fairs had prospered reasonably, so
that he left his heirs comfortably pro
vided for;. but to his son he also left
a Letter that for tenderness and dig-
nity of feeling and for spiritual vision
must be counted as his greatest
legacy.
"My life has been a treasury rich
in friendships," he wrote, "and what-
ever I may, be- credited with accom-
plishing has been because of true
friends in so many walks of life. I
have never accounted as very import-
ant among life's ambitions the accu-
mulation of worldly riches. Money is
good only in its wise expenditure for
others I have always felt that ser-
vice for my fellows, so far as my
ability lay, brought me the greatest
"reward:
"Always, my son, remember that
there is a God --a just God. If I have
any 'regrets for my •shortcoming ; in
- bringing up my family, it is that per-
haps I did ,not urge greats;; attention
to spiritual understanding.
"I wish you would say to the others
for me, and say to the dear'grand-
chlldren, that for their own good • am-
ong their fellows they should devote
some time to spiritual study and edu-
cation,- The time wilt come when they
will need a Comforter, and if they
have spiritual understanding it will
help them."
That legacy wil'1 never depreciate.
Markets may fluctuate and banks may
fail and great fortunes crash to ruin,
but -to that son his•father's letter will
- be an investment that wi51 bring larg-
er and larger returns as the years
pass. It is not only a last will: it is
a testament,
The black opal has been adopted.
"as the national stone of Australia,
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produce an organization that is • of
some eoneequeyoe to the school and
community, The second is bated up-
on the "gang spirit" of the boy. A
boy has a pride in numbers of his
• A band should be organized as an
is
tegral part of the school: It should
not he organized around, any other In-
terest, F
0
r ace: seine bands ;nets I
,
are
built t
!n the fall up to play for the
P Y
games, When the games are over the,
band breaks up. A band can be matte
self -maintaining if the proper interest
is aroused in the boys' minds:
A series of concerts In the early
spring <or a tour will do much to •
heighten the efficiency of the band and
•tightenthe organization.
Sure Enough.
Miss City—"And where is your hus-
band, Mrs. Hay?"
Mrs. Ray—"In the orohars pruning
some trees:"
Miss. City—"Oh, do you 'raise your
own prunes?"
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THE Western Wheat Producer's, the 'Naturally, to be successful, co -
Ontario honey men and others, have" operative marketing: must be
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made co-operative selling a marked efficiently. Bow to form and 0130
success. They have stabilized prices and
increased y oed theirmate b
D y standard!
grading and chipping a methods ; and
applying efficient e,mupand heal
merchandising to the disposal
of their
crop,. By these '-methods the poultry
Producers, too, can secure these benefits.
The outstanding proof of this is Priiice
Edward Island, where, for .the last
thirteen years. expert and efficient sales-
manship appliedtocooperative market-
ing, has saved thousands of dollars
annually for thepoultry
farmers and permanently
stabilized - their markets.
successfully a local
organization t7r Ation to
de-
tailed in
the PSDB booklet, "ono to",
issue in, theDepar Department
of Agriculture
at Od by the This is nt of oAgv r five
at Bred he. This p one of over five
l
hundred helpful it. olees on with
cub-
Plete. To obtain it, together with corIn
Plate l list of FBEE ppoet fros• fill in
this slip, and return it poet frau to
The•Pablication Branch
Department di Agriculture
Ottawa - Ontario
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'BABIES EASIER CAN NOW FIND IIEE
Bally,'s'Own Tablets Are a Great By Driving the 'Poisonous Acid
Help to Mothers of Young From the system.
'Children: Rheumatism attacks people when
Stomach disturbances and egnatipa• l the blood is thin and watery, or
tion are responsible for much of the charged with "impurities, thus setting
peevlslinpes .01 babies. The modern `up `inflammation of the muscles and
mother does not resort to ao-called i joints•
Cold,. wet ,weather or sharp
soothing ;mixtures but corrects the i Wintla may start the paina, but the
trouble by sweetening the little stow-;oauae is rooted In the blood and' to get
ach antid-giving a gently laxative that I relief. It must be treated through the
acts without ,griping. Such a remedy 1 blood: As a blood builder and nerve
1e found in Baby's Own Tablets, easy I.tonic Dr. Williams, .Pinll Pills are un
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Tablet's becomes enthusiastic about the rlleunnattc enfferera who have
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other
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l aria and until affect ] nt 1 I began the
ones. I have no hesitation in,recom- use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, no
mending them to other mothore," treatment that I took helped me_ any.
Baby's Own Tabiete are sold by medi The trouble grew so bad that I could
eine dealers or by mai: at 25 cents a not move around the house without
box from The Dr,^William's' Medicine help; and finally 1 had 'to give up and
Co,, .Brockville, Ont. A little booklet, go to bed. Words cannot tell how
"Caro of the Baby in Health and Sick- much I suffered, and I could not bear
to have anyone come near me. lethal-
ly one of my neighbors strongly urged
me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and
I decided to do so. In the course of a
few weeks I could feel an improve-
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on taking the pills until all traces of
the trouble were gone, and I could
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new person. Three yetirs have passed
since that and there has never been
the slightest return of the trouble, so
that I feel safe in Baying that the re-
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manent."
You can get the pills from your
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from The Dr, Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
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Ott requ'est.
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Houses of Parliament, Westminster
Abbey, St. Paul's Cathedral, and other
of London's historic buildings.
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Electric lights over the water in
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Bleep better_and-feel
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