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JiJ.xvt__..,(corpt.'d.") right, fixed ,$). llat it almost touched
Sounf greeted my expec,tant Ibe floon. tht -nli6 a great round
NJ the incessant rumble a the 'brass ,object, mounted oft an ertorticus
$ Then as 1 turned. my attention t 1,10nLi
1Pod, vchi front fthisci,agtotin,was•stootlon house itself and loolted down the
ge
'our of the barn to Glasna,binnie, I
could scarcely suppress a cry of aston-
islanien L. For there helow me, mov-
ing tL/ 'and Ito between the house and
the hut, was a constant procession of
'mall lights, ;like a slowly rnavhig• -
am of ,glow-worms, twenty or
tbaty yards 11D4rt, .1 was rooted to the
W,Itat eQ11111 it mean? Was this
another weird natural manifestatton,
, or was it, as was mob more likely,
a couple of dozen men tearing lights?
Yes-, that was item bearing -lights --
and what else 'besides ? 'Men don't
squaie thing like a mammoth rec-
tangular condens(n7," sueh as iS uSed knew had only arrived infer Gla,sgoW the
,pbotographic enlarging and other night, before.
projection purposes. Had it not been, "1 seeQ1 are wondering how 1 got
for this cond.enser I should have taken lie -re and why I came down the hill,
the .whole thing to be an elaborate instead of tip a roadof some sort,"
searchlight. But; 1 asked, myself, what said the youth with a smile.
'would be the good, of a :searchlight ,Frankly, J was,” ,Dennis admitted.
there? Suddenly the whole truth "Then, perhaps; 1 had better exl/lain
dawned upon me: •who j: am and how 1 come to 'be here.
The searchlight must operate emy name is meNenzle. 1 am employed
through a trap in the -wall of the hot
just :below t/b veer. „r leaned further bY Welton a.n,d I/elan:nay, the Glasgow -
opticians, makers •of the 'Weidel' tele -
In,' forgetting mydanger in the intexil scopes and binoculars. • Mr. Garnesk
,
,eutreih up ind dowa steep watercourses Cat_ion of ,sudden discovery. has a, goo'd deal to do with °Ur firm in
in the niglit for the sake of giving an uniY a fOOt ‘01.' 1wo awaY--rroM na, e the matter of designs for special
npromptu firework display to an un- ar mall was working on the ,'sear.elle glasses to withstand furnace heat, for
oxoeetccl visitor told. myself. There light- Carefully taking' it to Pieces, ironworker, etc. He ,arrived at file
was. „only one Ling' to do, and that, he was handing 'al? Parts to another woks last'-,
nght" in a 'car, and, after
was to investigate the matter and Mans 1Vb1) ivas perened en the saffeld consulting with the manager, they
chance What might happen to me, 1 below him. He was SO el0801:0 Me 'kept a lot ofi us at work all night Oh
i!Caellt.aCl/X16:0711.16' totil'etli eh e.19.11-tl'ht'eta. nacin wlay as ailboell°t.dit6to abeljec attlohirsl'agit; '71evv;n-cll'adssigrenrii.o\fvist'rtciblaiseleilsa.reel in the
'Here and there a mumble of -voices) when he lookea up. He gave a sudden -early. hours of the morning,. There
now and then a subdued snout, appar., loud shout. 1, lay there ,fascinated. was...no passenger train, but Mr. Gar-
ently an order to be ,etavied out by 'Chi A-fter all, thought;''before they can nesk got me a miiitY Pass on a flab.
'mysterious light -bearers, ebroken oe- 1-eaell me .1 ean"sliP ant and.edge roundtra.in and here" I am. I was to deliver
, ay•.o.vprniglit
Y'lf/Irt';',P4t00i0.tiL
fAr T.rW
'thOUghtS:were..e'peetillY 'tWeitetie
fo'ti1.0. • hAci; iia,Wly-'•reaehed.the. braise.
)1eforKe .a:• stieaiige' 'Than ,.itittde',..bis Way
-tewari*,thein through•the heather, :
•V,,VVIri't,- stir?" he, ask.ed: ,
, "Do vet wish'.to .Sneak
Art De„n91,is ask;ed eituoisiy
"t bwe 4 'parcel and 'a.ineSsttge for
1146.).. rgola,.,-nt,„ • f„.41:grtcy,:ci4the
...rti•.,41).,4?),:;:•'.a ycung Man Who might
bave,.1,1e0.,ti irrrYtbipg l./9":•profession. '
Dentedsr his, sits,'
piehinS, arans•ed a't on'ce, he
casionally by the shrill .call era, gull, the cliff, run tiown on to the shOre, the ii,areel. to -Mr Dwarf- orii
•,orvevetl n,04thing to me. that I could a-ncl get'awaY m the motorboat; Even. Min to Miss MeLeed 1Ni-tee" 1 salv
not s,ee. 1 lookedup at the hut. Na, as the Man sh.outed, id the others this lady with the—er---the shade over
there was no one there, and the win- ieft ' their work to See what was' the her eyes .1 though•t. 3r06.6 li"ere probably -
dews were not ...screened, ,beca.use 1 Matter, Ful,ler dashed ,ont from be- k., Ew,art, sir:"
could. see the moonligiht streaming , , , e-ri mr note as a matter of fact, said
through the far side, Yet, surely, the ine,..and, fling'ing himself at Dennis. "But where have you come
hut must he their objective, 1 thought, t f e„n, ew all .his from, a,aa why dadn. t •you come up t lc
Where else. conic,' they be going', to ? Weight .911 ralle which dangled thei-e. path?" ,WC/61.4rod)
Fascinated, I ,cra,wled an my hands I ,scuttied to my teet, intending to "Mr. Garliesk gave structions
and knees till could touch. the wallIS Ma„,ke a bolt for it. But the boards sir, which*I read to the,brootaran who,
Are
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Many people have discovere Polishes ar
that 2
,tood• for other things than or example;
sh.ining shoes,
2 in 1 BLACK—Good for- -hing motor cars. refinishine snit cases
• kcFclaks„ black glovei, ru bets, bats, etc..
.is„ stains in white)
111 1 V/1:1ITE—Cake‘ or ligniCf-'000cL for ofearring
skirt's, white kid gloves, CLOD tires, etc.
"2 in TAN PAS -Th -600 Cr 'pOlisilingfurn
Por etc Best Melo Usis. for
d fl t
woo floor, e
2, We are ,A,war 'ng Cash rizes Pollowip
1st. aw?rd $500.00—for the most acceptable list
2nd. ' 300.00 --for next but list
3rd " 200,00 --for third besi list
10 Prizes of - 25.00—for the next ten
rrgy, to find new
20 PriF.e.s of $15,00 —for the next tikenty
50 ' " „• 5.00—for the next fifty
50 2.00—for the next fifty
100 1 00—cor the next 100 lista)
. ,.. ._,
uses for any of the 2 in 1 Shoe Polishes, either black, tan, oxblood, or brown;
paste, white cake or white liquid, black or tan combination:,
. .
Virlte on one side of PaP‘er only, List uses accOrding to colors.,
Awards will be made according to decision of special conanaittee4
and payment• on Or before October it, 1922. Aa li§to
saubm.i=tpd to become our property Addresa
Prize Editor,
DALLEY COMPANY OF ,CANAD,i).LMLTED
-tADVLDA.
• hind the platfortri gave one t ' " ' Unanswerable,
,) Mr. G- ,
t
of the :smoking -room by putEing out shivered beneaeh -me and before 1 bronk.h,t. me hre
e. arneslc said
ground beneath my- feet, to ihe door of the cavern below.. bring me,across. He also gave -me „this Fight S -Pring Pel:er Witb VitamineS•
ny arm. I heard. a „great commotion could realize -what, was 'happening, I
eimin,,,,., it seemed, from the veliy found rilyself hurtling 'through the air laig -who had- inot_o_r-boat.s, and would "",-------",-----
- 1 would find several fishermen, ate -Mai -
t ..ise, • "
- I laid my ear to tlfe ground and , •,.,—.. , - 4paeli,er.- add tolf.d. nile, elicit° afiecown+ fr,i • -
- - -, , ....i "`" "--; ,S -in fever,so ()Sten experienced. - If you have a damn, anset place a
pi g ,
liste.ried, The nouse g,rew. leaner, a.. CHART -ER, xvi,-,1, -a-v,ate ,‘,.••oi-n the c_rec_ion..$ . gave. . .• „., „ . •• , . , , ,, ... ,..,. „ e,
against a more powerful sound—the '''' ‘-' -,,:' - ears paper. He ,glanced through it', and ta'zing su Phur' and Molasses; but can this every th6y0 er three v,,,eelts. _ , e
the "voices seemed- " t° be shmiting , _Iiie ,ra,,e. ,, Dennis held .out his hand .for the °I' tne nraz warm °""a-Y'"i's 11" eLtreC1 '''3'" [ -'a.11cerful es. ',am:, on a szieLf,...anu „renew
- terfall po-sihly I thought perhaps And now, as the ieades vs ill readil3, tiien read ii, to 'Myra be di ea ented by loliowing a ptopes cloSet is verY tramp renew every tune
the floor of the hut would give me understand, 1 mus,, ,com.muo, the „sto.ry "Talte a motor -beat from Igallaig to dieteduring tile winter. Canned. vege- Ix becomes slatk. This 'IA only stops-
• more opportunity to locate the source ' . t . • Invermallinili Lodge" he read. • -Tell tables ata valuable for the • ,ueeulence -dampness but lends a see'd odor to the
the winds and slipped through •the ula and• waited for Inc till the ea/1.-Y
-wide windows into the room. I moved hours of the. morning, but I did not
as carefully ds I could, however, ()noel return. The young people. did what
my feet found the floor, for if there] they could. to assure the old man tha't
should he anyene below they wouldi my sudden and unexpected disappear -
probably hear 'me up aboVei, I turne,cli ance had been entirely voluntary,- and
of tile disturbance. I threw caution_ to M, Yra, the General, arid Dennis sat '
o oset.
To‘remiove threads from -the carpets;
dampen your, broom...and sweep • with
.carpet
the grain of the _a 1.-1 01 very
lightly. .11 -on will find - by - doing this 1
that e-ery -thread. will roll up andl
the ,rian- to cross the top of Loch ,which they furnish, and are necess•ary
Hoar,. as, i..„,.weir,,e,,going- to, Gleileig, 'In. preventing c'onst,ipation; they •.are.
bat xvhen.,be_gets well"round-the" Point also valpribTe for the...vita.m'ines whicdi
leeis to double, batik,
Yosasthe 'e e served ;a e le"
he,ar as lie Can *.to -the use., ;but, sla''-ecY; • Icett'ae,' and'a.freath,fruits',.:a:e
keep on -the far, Side of othe;:p'eant. 'You .
the carpet in. order.to hear more P-enali's
who had fourid my „nate-, 0±
d'stinetle, and as I' did so I- noticed seon .as. lie put on-1ns cap to stroll out
rectangular shaft of light which asually, and •see where had got to,
ickled through the--flohr. There was gave him substly to understand that
trap-door. I knelt down and lifted it was really part of' a prearranged
it cautiously' by a leather tab Which Plan, and Myra at length -persuaded
was attached to one side of it end him to ta bed at Midnight.
peered through. can never under- • When I failed to put in an appear -
stand how it was I. did not drop that anee at breakfast -time, „however, e -y -en
,baten again with a selfeconfesing they -began to be a trifle alarrned, but
are on -no adeeunt to be taken to the' vaillable'aildernaY supplement the can-
al' a,ea, ot.g-e.
• - ned vegetables . and fruite.
you arrive at the lodge .insist on. see-
ing Mr. Efidrt,qr MisS McLeod per-
sonally, if Mr. Ewart is not there.
Then •i.eioin year iiiotor_beat Irild go. ter diet to which human' being- are Your °11 stove draw up' and s°'atier
on to GIelielg. • Veait there for the accust-Omed, found, that after a,period a °°2 -ting °I soot over everything, re -
first hnat that -will take you to Malileig -of time the rats showed. 'marked signs. member tqkke a dry cloth to relli°ve
ar,d eonie back by the train. Do not 0± spring fever, more properly kn,o'-wn' it and it js wiPed off ss-ee'stlY as
rettirr, to Millaig by motor -boat." • as a -eaenecioney disease, Deficiency leaving no traces.
--If u -131_11. grease on the door dash
crash when realized the extraorch- theY did t,,,ear ,ihest to eGiiieead then. tio'n'Tsholsier. are u .nvheia-yrn7,1asbaoirdazitelyrinaStr"'-iio: diseases, were, 'recognized daring the Y° d
seientist who experiniented with
raisegiving them the usual heavy- win -
r 10,2
l:vey 4191 y'01,1 050 re4t•
11110 1,1.4040 ,1,10,011.mbioil di:PP:max .eTerY7
Ifalug 1;1 1,110 tliat 1•11 worth wilitte. Buell
(bit you, 011101 1s9 7011',
Study it bo ttiPll,gh ail r flitare de-
pontled.upen, it ••
o'verY hand 'we. see people ,w11.6
al( ,tit Om groat beard '
With the utincist indliforancei-
start' the gaing be morning 'with• '•
exhatieted„ with. muddled, .
brain, rand they, Make • every Move ,
with, a, wandering)indin1erent
Woricter,why,they lose, ,
le order ,to snake e,-;,!ry' do4; corn 1
one inust,,' of 'course,', make everyehmir• .
count. Suppose you, were notified that ,
alit your. futUrt-„, Avel•fare depended. upon,•• -
'your 'winning at a „single, ,' gapie •of• •
chess, *and sh.ppose., you were 'given .
thirty daya no,tiee• thiS, game) whox
wouicIyou in
ecuinse, you Would. entefinto a, mihree"
of the-fineSt,ausliMeost effective 's'Ort of
training:la the game.' Every .s.ten
;WoUld, ,, takenwith beiedtiflc no
. curacy. .• ,"' You 'would see that. your
. ,
body, and, . brain , were', kept to 'their
d • • •
•
hig,nest "Pas Sible• ethelency., '
.' You would ,n.ot, indulge in any sort `of
.dissipation, You vvould every
• .
thing which , could pos.s'ibiy saii your
- • , • . • ,
vitality' or Waste your energY. ,/ "1-1
• .
would conserve all of yens-, resources',
,
so' that, you 'could bring them , the,' ,
tes,t• fu..superb
•.You would gi.vo careful.atoontio,
your diet and not allow 'your,bion
,brain ecetis to hecoufee nolsoneci b
,fatigu.e ,Or lack of steep' , wool.
pub. yourself ,i,ntre the -most favb table-
, possible -erivirensnent; PliYie,i111Y• and
mentally, sse .that Y.au' could fling all
Joli7es was an. enthusiast se' • , 41
• .delreloPera;.' 'be :Y1:11,t1171tre le'rees 1114;°.tha)t. S.111):ranis cen-:
-0±e every 000aa±on. - • Len ,you entere, into lc great
-"A.'.great thing," be said: "They game..' you wouldeivateb. every nMve s
, • . • - • . • , . , , • • , -
-make people ',more' 11,0altilY, triorease!, oid
their . strength, and,,lengthen,their a tre,itiencons,,,responsibility that yOu , •
,041)e3',131,i1,0t Ele19,c1'. 1;illii17°11.Vitl;611s'
-wont g e
3.-1.11s.c• e (e- in, the game of' life. There is
- '
U1U c g -ana if ,yort hat' 6t1.1
"Tbey did not," ,said j'eues triutith- . oo gime, •
' ant,v• ``.7nd 'WI, ere are they no'vv All •
•
luave wiba, the Aries,t. judgmentA)14..
, dead '•
opine. off very easily. " DressmakerS; I
. ,
especially, appreciate this.
- -If you are so unfortitnate as to have
ray eyes. There wee 1 in, the amoking,_ then went down to, the landing....Stage, wouia.seem that Mr. C'-a.r.nejsk is veryL; ojfa,Pja,an,peasiee,e-Ren,:,:ei-aioni„..sweyare.),,l'eY1,1a:ffinichtlleriddw'reitLIhs 1,01.iiejansgebanWit,11Y1 '''nvoitth's.oca°1:..-61, i'Aii.'1a(t)e.rtheal:'-"rotohdey
nary nature of the sight that greeted -fears. They scoured the hillside -and -,', -
hut of a„ peaceful American *,zren, Dennis had ,,eperted. the p.,,,,,,ions suspicious about somethurg, • leav-ing a bad stain, .
"Evident -1y,', , Dennis agreed. ccy-onid beriberi oLi- With -neuritis (an flamin ation ,i_ ., t ,,..1 t ,,,,,,,, „9,,,3, .„,,,,, t,,, _ ,,,, _ :,, t
vhere only a few hours before i had night that the motor -boat was still in
edge of the entrance toa great tavern,. .1 might make 11:137- deParture in the 713ntli 'h-andect: him the paree', and ,a- ' .
.v,arsation,,and now 1 was lying on the and it• iaever occurred to Myra that
er,ept a, pleasant bout. in friendly ,cen.. its place -maten he- saw Heiden -jean pff, "better let M,iss----MCLeod have that °I tne nel ve-9, " By.add lug the hulls of j '' al- lo cis 01. ei, .-oatz. -, 1 ..oe mates, ..a.
parcel," ,he ,.:,,ad,,,,,,,," to iciieKen,___, parcel
,-dThet :1„,..-iiieee tdoisethaseesu7vaielirdeleat t of0 npeoeiiseliheefiall:eiodo ! 1:11°,14'7 6 Y 111 el tiin .7., a,11.:c177(j1, 11,domae'-nin,1 4": let:
, i -d. white soap made. with nice
es,Biezlao-ceshtimneertyliearneawatoseatiOnsfuomseed. nwiaerst G°1°11,H-eark3,1,:salid,ohtu,g,,* 02,16_.2by the sea, any.. 1\TIOY•prIa-ness' tstiageesegi-cniet:sperienniteen°tPs en.weeads _eta ileyVaills°1tehel2iices'ulh.nseiliutcin'it'leldg, 1--f' oh.; 'ft°1-17p1011-ilsuhleisai:lialiCnenXtatiliC7V1°5:ES -gl'a°'(ItCl'S\-IvYIE':Cl'e:11;57 tlienlia-1-cii-
, .
soap -without -resin 'reciye, then adding,
s•,,ra.)r," Dennis announced again, as. lie ,letter etldires-cl- to 'tl-e*' Dennis t°'re nee, and -an e-xtraet of rice hulls ellrea -
working on scafroltling, others were
• • nuarly feet, hdloW. The nearest of them and the ,stead. en the .landing._ it "Mese
ai\nidtreadd ,,arir of a ;number ,of h.a.d cases. _ This"'
was 'so close to -me that eeuld'ha,v.ei stage. "`" -l."" • episode niarketh the discoveiy of vita -
leaned down and laid my hand on his "You mean the Jenny still these glasses until I see he,i, igain
,
head. I tried to make- out What they therer slhe asked.• She will be able to see through them mines. Many exporiinents have heen
were doing, but except that they -vvere "'Yes," said Dennis, "she's 'just :fairly- well, Dut she 'must nob remove made to discover their exact nature,
dismantlinthe maohMery, -whatever where she was when we arrived from them. The ,consequences might be but the elM
elusive vitames 'hate been
g
itnilo-ht me 1 could make nothing of Glasnabinnie in Ililderman's boat 795 ' fatal. The three other .pairs are for neither isolated not
r diri dssocjedE' trd- they
a'y heies,;,
it. I watched them breathlessly, ter ay.'' ,• you an urn airi, an one extra in
re "known onlhyt
trembling lest, at any moment ,one of • "Mr, Burnham!" Myra cried sud..., case of accidents, It 'will -also come in ,
them should lock up and ,detect My. &pally, "is there .another boat, a brown l'al'andY ,V°u take 1411-dernlean- inta Vitamines have been classified into
presence., • motor -boat, anehore,c1 just out there?"' X0112". 'cunfidence' eaT these glIases
The plac,e was ligb.tedbY electricity, 'No," said Dennis, realizing liow I Nsilen you Ole in aue7 'danger .of acm
"aiougla there were not enough lamps terribly han.."-cappeti they were • nag m contact tiith the green lay.
by
:to illuminate the eavern very brightly, MYra'z inability to seehave anidea that. they will act as a
'lid as my eyes -got accustomed -to the "Aire You sure ?" the girl 'aeked 'aux- decided 'Protection1 also epelose one
lights and shadows 1 was,able to make icais4§, ' Colt aulmnatle pistol aml ealtrktes'
out the cause of this. "quite sure," •said Dennis positively,jdieouiy one 1 could get in the middle
gine belew, driven by '10± water :from that is all," ' 't) , Rilderman's help tell hit" everything.
Evidently there -was a ttar.bite en- "The -re is one -rootor-bout here; %aid of t13° night' Y'"°'31' 'field° to ask
the falls, width supplied the necessary suppose he took that to put Fill_ 1 ani sure Ile well be 'verY uSefur to
_pot, el. Alter a inoment or --two, it 'derman off...,the scent," Iv1",yra-mused', jrKeeP Yunr-uograge'til), ol-di'man!
dawned on me how the cavern ca 'fend in that case h'e is Probably quite lhe' hest to -You ail: "Inlaste.-11, 0,"
to lie there; it" was, 'et had been, ,the Safe1 daresay lie's.gone to look for Cr° tb'eblitinued'')
cfoorse of a hidden river, such as are ottr friena, Von , What's -his -name's•
• . ,
common enough ernong the milaintains, yacht or his house ,at Loch D,nich." If a brass -headed tack is driven part
but -the :stream had heene diVerted, ' Dennis clutched at the Opportunity way into the 1 • p t' ' f a
probably lay some sort of landslide, this ,theory gave blin pieiture frame; le•twr.eviiii-°,:reiv°erint° maarkebs
anysiesir,ed- perfume, Or toe perfume
may be .stirred bite some Of the 'freshly
made soap inixt,ine just ,before- you
pour' it out to_harden,
The only. sure.,:way: of ftryi.21g° CUT-
talps perfectly, straig-ht when ort,e, has
not -the stretchers 'is. to '3,-urt,,a slender
sticlt
or pole' through .both ends and
rest cm two' lines stretched- high' so
three different types, depending upon the curtain -will not touch the ground.
•
promoting well .Lbei ng • -a n d growth.
the 'functions- ficar which they have. in i
. -
'Lack bf the first tYPe Of -water-soluble' Dve OM c u't in -
,saimeetzummoine .„mg
vitarnines causes 'beriberi:. These -vita- , - ew'sea't:r,,a,.-c-a, skirt,
mines are found in seed's, green plants, ' GC will be alStenislied':i.it' f".11c;";e:-
certain- bulbs and fleshy roots, also (in
. , - in-Diainond Dyes suits we,get by pur moder.n.,system
list' ai. shabby, dirty or , sficitted.' 'are.
animal body. The seeds include beans, ,. "Diamond* DyesP: add .y -ears of wear made • like new We eau .' re -store tlaC.
peas.' nuts and .cereal grains, The Outer to warn,, lade'd skirts, Waists coats most delicate' articles.
coverings ,,,01, the ,grain -and the. ,s,k ins. 0tocicings• - Sweater-. - cov erins's ir ag "'" bend ,,onoloiabairtei.cie . or a pa:eel c).-f„galocis,
and germs of ,cereals are, most iinportt ings,, diqaperie.,-„ everything. -Every by .1)Pst or exPress. We- will. 'Pay e.ar:.
IrnOsI
riage one ).)ray, and our charges •are
ant.; and if entirely omitted from the 'Paekage Contains dt0e,01:101-66S so Sifnarl,le
diet will result in ii. disease which is any-,wcnuali eau pui. new, -rich.
d had left this tutribleisi-ishaped cave,' fears, wild .decla.red that it was. ridi- from appeariii,g on the wallpaper a, is
resembling a pit sha Now, culons o him not to have thought of '
usual where pictures •hang. The tack.
thought, have only to find out -what it liefoa.e, rand he gave Myra his aril"
all this niachinery is for and the whole to the house I3'n't he was not at ell
mystery is solved. I ()petted the ta'aP satisted with it, -and, as it turned out
a little further, and allowed my body afte-rwa.rds, MYTa was, not very confi-
to hang slightly over the edge. dent about it either. Dennis knew Me
Then rur the filet time I saw to my well eimue-h. to 1 -now that I 1-1 1 1
, • s c
Mitia d's 1...i inierlt or E9ai-iclruff.'
Bxmot,
4-
,
• soid_by.,,-41p..dr,figglot,s;' or
81 718 I N1is; tree.. P.;:goliti:± 0'
.No need to 1o.se chicks.
:One' intro
str6'ng, y,proTitablo
bird. 'Snocks'afuI'pOul-
...
tr yrn en e-Terywere
bank on
it3. e ,k,
. by. ';'c
, ,
'-Sold egeryw.herer. on our mon-
.
ey back ganiente6: ADVICE
• 1)FRIEvr3,3,T'Tiveiol,nospyoreti:ouch16,1'..,CANADA, L11MhT1?D
(T -
.seeing diseriminatida, gatea
.deal' '16iziEidd/i21,..-y-oft: Will: lose •ansi ±11
,,you.make hattlf1016he •.06 ay,-"howe-Yei'
uch yon may resolve'. ieiremedy thf
to-rri-orriaw;:yon.wil t be placed. j. 11'4 h.'
so, inU,olt, g:rdater:([1.-)atifvatAa,g6" 'and the'
, habit of had Moving,- the'labil; oftare-
Ics „indifferent. moving,
strongei; and' stronger .at' every' repot -I'.
• „
•,tion.•
:;,it is a "great thing "to lie "doWn • a
night with the consciousness that yen
.have'..dohe Saiur level best.' ThiS ,is,
.,tilteecialY' thing that .can make 1118 as
a Whole Wortif'while, making 'eaeli day,'
,courit,, each. move S. Mal-
ColloquiumIn thepastfev,, livr4eaPrshtYbseic'esi:gton;
fills grown up at the e s ty-o,
• aitio of taking advantage of -the
• " t" A erica of -enr'nent profee
sois to arrange conferences ni certain
ini-boxtairt, s'abiect's. txamPles of-, this
excedlerit scheme have been the recent
-confe.-efices in Physics and in Phil-
osophy, the results of whieli were `
beneficial to the students, to the• staff
and to the general .,public who took
advan,lae'e of them Thssb conferences
ing to.furtifer thought and to 'further
are very „effectiVe indeed in
•
,
aeseale air_io are, ot una e enoug
to Joe -concerned in thim. Fc,116wka.
out this plan a Colloquinni ita,Phyi4;_i„o
is in progros,s this week in tiliOitT
ivPorra'sf.tetsYs'°erf 11/,C.VAde. °HrTilltaz,ndo)f BtrheefeUssnofrl
-J. C. IVIarLennati of the 'Liniversity,of
llor.onte and Brofessor"-L• V. King oi
MeGifl University are the chief,figures, •
The' topics under discussion ai're. Li geht,
Moleollies,• the C°21'51dtnidOn and".tile
Structiare • of ' Matta'', F I II oyes curie
Pliesphoreseence Atoms and'Ilte, Spec,
• tro,scop,v of Isotopes of Lithiuni,' and
other eIeMentS, • Though to those not
versed in, 'the intrica cies of • higher
scientific 'study such -subjects '-may
'seem abstruse they 'do have, in their
applicationi a. very definite bearing,
efthe problelns .01 everydliy
life.• This Collogitint, like its pre-,
decesSor's., oneil to the general
of dyeing and eleaniug. Fabrics
small arnountS) in eertain parts of the •
•
When "
• Jug and clyeing,; think "of
dance of this Icind of food, 'beriberi is draperies even if she lias never -dyed •
PARKER'S. •
seldom 1 ound, but We need more of before. Just buy Diam mid fiYes---lio
-usually ,-fatal. Where- 'there is ,labun- -lesst colors, into ,hor:•Wona gairments or, •you Mink of dean,.
•
this. "type of 'food in�rd0± to :combat .Other -Material ,will
will hold the frame a sufficient. dig-- the :disease 'Which we'lcnow as spring
lance froin the wall to allow free, cir- fever. -Cereals which have been highlY
cuiation of 'air 'between frame 'and milled to obtain 9 very white flour
Wall. , There will be nothing to dis-. have the saine objections as polished
color the wallpaper. rice. -
The second type known as fat-:
soluble titamines are foundin butter,
eggs, milk, cream, -cheese, beef fat, .and
tlic heart,. kitilleys ,aiid, liver of .animals.
They al.o 'vast in -certain seeds, When'
fat -Soluble vitamines are absent from
the diet' a.di.sease of the eyes reSults,;
which_ it" prolOngedPrOdinies blindness,
Thus we see Why babies are given
fresh milk and egg -yolks,
' The third type is known as" anti-
scorbutic vitamines;' that i.e those
, which prevent scurvy. Gran2.-"e „juice
supplies +030 anti-scoria/fie vitainine,
which bottle-fed babies necel. to prevent
scurvy; rickets or p 614.1..gra... put ,ioies
are not the-, only -ones wirolimed, these'
vitamin:es.- A boy who was working
bis •waY through school and' boarding
'himself, with potatoes as his main'
food., had' a very .bad •cage .of scurVY'
whiell lytas finafly ,eured by correcting
his diet,. 'Pile anti-saw:bit:tic vitaiishies
re found in grapefruit, oranges, 1c0±, -
ohs ,ancl other .citrtius fruits arid in -
Stich Vegetables aS Spinach, lettuce, to,,
tees, ,oarrots, o.abbage, tUrniliS, And
111 gs, ,a-nd taw Milli:. , (Pasteurdohig
or ntsaiiizing :the itillk' 'reduces the
yitamine '6oracza to a, l(seri,tin' eitterit.),
ruits, and Yeketablos 'are not Irux,Ltries
.14''•"•--111etP1'71-•":1:'820-t'e-4:1'd's;;" il';;A::::;).a"-.1;1e'-R''':,.",16'GY' E+''5:71;"111 -
id:1V; '...ret, DIVit
° liab.,01Te: apple i6,.pe:ededi
'iin:d. ' yogetablkA at0±. ,6t14,Ch. :fttlits,
just .46 geed ,for q:,,h4 ktif069d a• SUP
10.1,,dmg,•,'Jhe.fieeesSitt$: Vitillinisitt'S, '
cone Out right,. be caniste. Diainoncl Dyes
are guaranteed not to stieak, „spot,
fade, oa- run, Tell yeitr druggist
whether the .material you wish.te dye
is. wool or stilt or whether it 1s linen,
,
cotton ot Mixed goods,
•
Unique Prize Contest,.
New useG for shoe polish! Such is
'the.1)asls 'for a novel prize contest re-
OentlY launched by the F. Dailey
'Company, manufacturers Or,the ia1110113
2 in 1 Shoe Polish.
instance, itnifis been round that
2 irr 1 Black is excellent for oolisbing
motor cars,• • refinishing suit eases,
kodalts, glo-V„es, rubbers aud
bats, The Tan Paste is highly recom-
mended for polishing furniture, hard-
wood hodrS, ," atilori. While 1110
White, coke or liould, lias been used
with good results on stalliS ip wliito
sile(rli;\va
ts,",vllite hill gloves, polishih aOl
v.ir
dow glass anti In cleaning
automobile tiros and Artrw hats.
So itimres)sed ' have the
turers become with • s; poOkiblllthiii,
they are now ,offerint !p,000, tok casIi
prizes tor the discovery of new Whys
of hong their shoe polist.
• pno would linagine tlnit, shoe polibil
IS used :exclusively for Uhining shoes,
hut that shell is not the ease has, been
r
ncirs and Dyer
791 Yonge St.
Toronto
Lift ()If with Fin
z/rol
11 ie 1, „ DroplILhle,
on an dObing Loin,iOaca
ly.that corn stops 'hurting., then shor4"
you lift iii`right off witil fingetpS
''sto4o-
"Freezone" 1110 11 few
hardjedit,, s0± 00D1,
-06.6ehetWeete tire toe,' and, t :to
lirsOs, Wflhdoit", s011en'0."'O:
Do Yo1i PIay rWith Yopr Children
Happy the .ilitirrie ‘'.,)/41,PAL1P
The. ii•i.Othen,
,
who w,orlts, eye -Py ,anOltierit;
'po /iersOl.f nec to he fernily, for, it
'she doe hot 'become
'SpOrittinelly; and., hap-
•piness, nor does she eker. knaw v0a9:
'.i1 ifletn5 to be 9hejorhfidd inotife'r ;at.'
the,. end: cifthe ,day. ,
•
BUST ni.o.thera who wan 1,su9gestio3i..
with ebilIren
w119 finth the fotiowing lio.)lts'of 'great;
pnrigiaS•e•I;hern shmild rem:zest' ,
1?1,a,e-AA',.;)..3:p.:(yithe, shelves ,21. the
public . 'toy. -13§:
• fo.y.
Littlo
0±01, 0± Katherine'rleebe; A, gople-
hy:
in the 9'
,Ye a rs','• :1i y o101e,0-,
Fiahai;'Ti-le,
ilt A-
'iVel;.P
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lcd .
yOltgrr,lltee it.lo s
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