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• Phylologiats.,4*,y that'll/en Wee, not
LT11intended ny naleire app y
LARGEsi s Digjh . G op HEA .t, ut intermission for any long
period to tiny manual or mentel test,
and that one, of the greet difficulties. in
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AT EMPIRE •FAIR. the 'Blood SuPPIY Rich maitre) (usability, Ieterveis tee rest or
and Pure dietraotionea,re neceseaeY O everYelle;
,
but the frequency and, length of th
Pe
Seats rOvided for 125 000 There is not a' noek or eoreer in letervals aud the use to, Which they
eloeed,
t w,t1 tatre.Ar canaea, In the e!ttee, the towels, the are put vary with everyoue.. And on
for 50'000,Additional mines end lumbee camps, 'where Dr. /1,VIMiness or linhaPPinese, ineY 'verY
Williams' Pink Pills have not been 'largely be preeleted.
England is building the worid-'e used, ad from one end of the country For the healthy Person the best waY
lergest athletic starliiim, with a ,seat. te the otner kind words have. been to ,rest to do some.things .says a
tag capacitY- of 1.25,000 Pemolls. or 50,- said for tais medicine, writer in. Youth'e, Companion. Manual
- 090 meee then jibe Yele- bowl, and ee- i You lave only to ask your neigh- occupation or phasical aetivitY is the
pecte to ite,e this immense itractiine to . boys, and they can. tell you of Boma ,beet f.01111 of relaxation for those
better the frieneship 'anima the do -1 rheumatic ora -nerve -shattered man, whose work Is mental; and mental or
neinione of the British Empire and some suffering weman, youtheir physical activity Is the. beet • form of
• 'tween ,the Empire and °thee Enamel, I enaemit) girl who has been benefited relaxa,tiodiefor those whoee work. is
•epeaking countries. A.nnual eanteste by , Williams' Pink Pills, For
in all _field's of eport are Planned, end more than' a third of a centura. these
adiother proposal is that athletic teams -pills have been known not only in
from New York , stall compete with Cana,da; but throughout the world as a
Londe teams, in. trade everts. and. reliable ionic, bloodenriching meat,
gantee.,pleered hoth countries. eine. '
This, -starre
deu-elarg.e enough+ to con- The snecess on 'Dr. Willie/xis' Pink
tain three steenestips, of tee eize of Pill,e'isdee to the • feet that they 'go to
the Majestic, the world's largest -le the rot of the disease in the blood,
beiug reared on tee 200'eame trann of and by making the vital, fluid Tien,
the British Empire' Exhibition, which they strengthen: the drgane and nerves,
• Win °Pen, about May, 1924But the
of the body, Mr. A. M. l.arge,Victoria,
.
F.B.I., r
bleck and coaex-ete stactiain struc-
adds his testirnortf-tethat of
• ture will .be Perntanent, So that it thrnmaxiu-ls of who haVe found
h "' s
may' lee -treed' in doming eras of ath-
benefit througthe useof teaenedi-
letic hiHe saye:-"About three Years
perial eehibitiou has, seory, long after the great ine eine.
ago I became drea.dfully ren down. So
The atadeum Weibring together the -
much so that I had to stop work 'arta.
l '
gether, and being a carpenter, and
greatest Crowd evei witemeling busily engaged, the outlook was
athletie contest, because its 125,000 gloomy. I became .so reduced that I
seats will take up. only .the tiers.
would have to rest even after a short
When a boxing 'exhibition, is. pin on in walk; My eppetite almost corapletely
• the meddle of the oval the seting failed. The doctor whom I consulted
epaeity be about 175,0,00 -or
Pet, a °lc's e . villages, on the faxens arid in the them, variations success or failure,
most twice es many ,persone as saw
the • Denipsey-darpentier fight on
leoyle's "Thirty agree" in Jersey City.
The stadium's, grafind area insecie the
eeiaeene be .800 fee,t long 300 feet
•vid
Will Set Many Records,
The special needs of boxing con-
• tests are being- considered in the con-
struction et the stadium, and it is ex-
• pected that a large pert of the re-
venues of 'the •enterprise will come
,
•
fram these exhibitions. •A champion-
ship fight 'there Would set reeorde in
eery way--ceowds; purse, , gate, re-
ceipts, and possibly in. public interest.
• Tne British Empire Exhibition com-
• mittee, is baying the -roads leading to
• the , stadium and • exhibition •grounds
widened ' and extended and is even
building s,pedel, mill -Gad lines into the
grounds, 'so that'England may break -
'fast at 'mine, See a championship eon -
test in the ,stadium, and dine at home
in the evening: Some days of the
•ye,ar all made in England will lead to
the portale, of the waren& greatest
•,erthletic field.: It ie virtually en -Lon-.
• darn because the train time is mely
• 171a minutesfreeze the city to 'stadium.
The site of the lexhibition is at Wemb-
• ley, neerillarrow-opethe-Hill, about ..ten
•reviles northwest of London, the only
large tract near Lond-on adaptable for
the, purposes o,f the Braise, Empire
•Exhibition, The famous old, White
City grounee, home of so many pre-
rios was too small.
The main eee,tures 'of the stadium
have been approved by the American
• officials,. several of Whore have in-
spected • the plans, bee.e •and wila go
overseas to ase the stadium- before it
Is completed. One of these °facials is
• Colonel Robert M. Thompson, presi-
• dent of ieree-Ameeicen Olympic ...kesecia-
tion, who visited England to, conter on
plane, for a great Anglo-American aea-
letie meet i31 the ,stadiem next, sum-
mer, after the proposed Olympic
games in Preece. •
Lease by Football Association.
Inside this vast area -wile be e quer-
. ter -mile circular track; football fields,
cricket fides,. polo fielde, , and even
baseball diamonds, eurveyed and laid
put so thart, playiug- space 'may be turn-
ed to any game. Buried, away under
the vast ,tiere will be at least 400 dress -
Ing TOO -111g 'fox athletes., as weel as
training quarters, dormitories and din-
ing. rooms. Already- the committees
have lamed the stadium fo,r. one day
each year, beginning in, the next foot-
ball ee,a,son, to the Football Association
of England for .th0. greatest match of
tire year in that sport The, lease rune
For twe,nty-one.,yeaes-one day each
year at title rrental of $125,000 for that
one piegle day eaca year. The aseocia-
tionexpects to fill the stadlum every
year for that meta, so that there will
• be a peofit.
'That one' lease sdieWe What can be
done With euell a stadium," says the
de/el,grree, "with, all the roade, of Eng-
land, iteadleg to Lt e Poztale. The COM.
anittee peepeee to, lease the stadium
for the greatest boxing and wreetling
toprelements held. enywheree with the
largest croWde ever eseeinbledt
"The Stu:dim-a "will have fretwork on,
'which a canvas reef, dim be stretched
to:keep out the rain, ere that great ath-
letic contests will not be impeded, and
go tare., the summer- herte,, may be kept
from running the tulle By a, plan or
the a:name/re of light at night It is
looped to mane possible ,aithletio gamel.
at right 155 in, the day, so +that day
workers may have their full enjoy -
(ii thee great etadium. It Will al-
• so be open on ,Sundaye for the benefit
01theweekday workers"
Redie le
Belgium Is bitilding its first high
p,awerea station for international radio
traffic, lieretof.ore having been able
only to, receive meseages front ddstant
poin te.
Goieg to -the bad: IA a Peer way of
Sheariilm that put) are a grintl
told me I would. have. to take a pro-
manual. The peoplenwho don't know
what to do with their spare momeets
or tali! beens +PT holidays or who pass
them in e, discontented indolence de-
rive no benefit from their opportuni-
ties. They might well envy those who -
hurry home eagerlY te-a good book to
read, or aomething to make or build',
or- a muslcal instrument en which to
practice, or a boy -or even a dol -to
exereis< Moot of those who axe with-
out a resouroe seek.anausement in un-
wholesome ways, To be without are
seuree le to be lazy., People 'who am
not lazy <Recover resenrces, and enjoy
them. •
Industrious people have their wor-
ries aid thole troubles., but they, are
not subjugated. by them. They get
happiness out of life, and they don't
sad:den or irritate the world with la-
faentatnens over tleeir misetietunee. In-
deeci, the great virtue • of the Indus-
erious person ds not that he wOrks, and
longd gave •producee, execellent merit though
erest, and me a bottle of
medicine, whigh, hoerever, did not that is, --but that he doesn't whine and
ine. Then a good friend Urged nie to c°111Plain.
try Dr. Williams' Pinit Pins and I got
a supply and before long felt an Ma, Prevents Slipping._
pro-veietent. From ,that on I continuell An open web fabric to be cemented
to gain and was able to resume my to the 'faces at pulleYe blue been in -
employment. I cantinued taking the vented to prevent belts, slipping.
Many inventors Watchmakers.
WatChmaking was the filet mechane
cad actieity of mauy ,of the famous In-
ventors.
Minard's Linimeet for Distemper.
pins. for some time longer and now
feel as vigorous. as I ever did."
You can get thee pills through any
medicine dealer, or by mail it 50
cents a box orsix boxes for $2.50 from
'nee Medieine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
e Care of the Feeble Iff ded
• Dr. J. G. Shearer, Secretary Social Service Council of Canada.
The havoc wrought by the non -care and other large school districts- there
of the mentally deficient is terrible is no,' serious difficulty. They should
and is coming ta be widely known. be examined ahd teeted, by a capaible
They re the cause oa------------clme• doctor V.r110 lies: had special training
a
in general, two-tilhele of prestitation in dealing With rhental disease and de -
in particular, two-fifths of venereal ficiency, and sorted out into ,elasees
disease, and a large proportion of that may be called "epecial"
illegitimacy and of sexual vice. dustrial" or "auxiliary" by way of
The cost of eaxing for the fruits human camouflage. , There should hot
of this. havoc in maintaining- courts, be more than aboufteen in one class
gaols, prisons, reformatories, Indus- or -room. The teaphers. of these classes
trine farms., and rescue homes is a reuire special training of coturse the
heavyburden on the taxpayers and teaching has to be concrete, to a large
on private charity. • extent maimed, and more or less of
Prevention is always more worth the kindergeeten 'type. -
while than ,cuwe eeen where cure is Stech classes are popular with the
possible arid feeblemindednegs cannat children. They solve the problem of
be cured, though in time it ,can be truancy. Many of ehe norinal ohildeen
prevented, are pleased to be allowecl to attend.
Let us consider first what to, do Velem-aver deserves the credit of hav-
ing established these classes ju a sys-
tematic way. 'When the weiter last
heard they .had some two ,„dozen of
'them. Many of the childrea mentally
below par ,can in 'these clasees get
training enough to enable them to be
self-supp.orting.
• But this method ,cannot meet the
need of such children in the- country,
with mentally defective ehildren af
school age. •
They cannot be trained in the same
classes with normal ,children. They
lug behind, beeleame discouraged, and
get no benefit themselves. They re-
tard the normal children. They be -
Come a nuisance to the teacher, taking
far more than their share of atten-
tion and all to little purpose. They and in small centres. For these ape -
are ,the source or occa,sion als,o of de- dal provislion must be made tan Orle
moralizing eaboal •discipline, and usu- or More provincial schools establiebed
ally also +of abominable lewdness and for this purpose,
vire among the other children. The Child Welfare Department of
What then is to be done? In cities the province should have power to dis-
.
D'en
The Bea Harvest.
There are those who et; they pass
along life pilgrim way gather to
themselves+ a harvest of maney, Mon-
ey is eomething,. but met everything,
It OKT) be iteerl, or Abused. It <ten do
gOO(17-01! evil, Other pilgrinzs, as they
PASO, gatiber to themseiver a harvest
of farm. That also is eornethilig, but
not everything.
The best harvest is that of -friends.
He Wheeler; no friends is the poorest
man in the wide world.
Gather, therefore, of those other
good things whiter life may bring you,
but remember that the best earveat is
friend.
• Sympathy, courtesy, helpfulness --
these, and the ettraction of your own
eheracter Neill bring them to your side
and keep them there.
Cultivate friendships ix) the spring
of life, so that ween the autumn and
winter come you may walk through
the grey days in company.
Of a tnetal+, 'tis better to be homeless
than friendless. Adversity, aed not of
your fanit, may make you. homeless-.
To be friendiese means that you are
selecenderanecl. You lacked some-
thing, and thereby gained no friend.
While there is time, gather to, yourself
friends. They are life's mostaprecious
poseemion.
CUA' D THE REN
FROM AUTUMN COUIS
The Fall is the meet severe season
of the year for colds-orie day -warm,
the next cold and wet, and unless the
mother is onher guerd, the little ones
are seized with colds that may hang
on all winter. Baby's Own Tablets are
mother is on her guard, the little ones
banishing colds. Tiier. act as a gen-
eral laxative, keeping the bowels and
stomach free and sweet. An occasiote
al dose of the Tablets will pre -vent
colde, or if it qoes come on suddenly
their prompt use will relieVe the baby.
The Tablets are sold by medicine
dealers or by Mail at 25 cents a box
from The Dr. Williams' 1Viedicine Co.,
Brookyllie, Ont.
, Self -Advertisement.
Little Barbara was out in the coun-
try walking with her mother, "Gra-
cia:re, whatever's that noise?" asked
mother.
"Oh, it's, nothing, mummle," replied
the child, "but a cow mooing, trying to
sell her milk."
crocodiles at Stones.
The erecndile has, a gizzard which
It uses to emsheand grind large lumps
of food. It ta.kes in sharp -edged. stones
te bele) in the grinding process.
cover, examine and arrange' for the
specialized training and permanent
care al mental defectives. Manitoba's
new and constructive °Mid Welfare
law gives such a-uthority and provides
the riecessary machinery; a Director,
of Child Welrfare, a,epecially trained'
medical E3f1MiTIOT, and a Board of Se-
lection to determine wbat is to be dem t
"I ain gled tp recommend Tanlac,
tor a bas helped me, to pen twelve
Pounds and made inc feel better than
1 liaYe in many years," This olear-
cut statement was made recently by
plablreita,
ld.McCeaeiniadleeal.1' 43 New St" Calgary.
A
"1 leed been in very poor health for
four yeare, being generally ran down,
with ao appetite to speak of, and mY
nerves were adwaye mere or leS5 015
edge. My strength and energy were
at a 'very low ebb, and a good nieet's
sleep eeemed utterly out of tbe cores -
tion, was simple Worn out all tee
,tlmeaen4twai considerably under nor-
piaiw• "Friends of mine who bad tried Tan -
lac urged me to take it • I began to
pick up from the very first bottle, and
now I have plenty <if strength, and
energy, never seem to tire, and eat
axa sleep like a healthy man should.
I ihave taken nye bottles, and do not
beeitateete pronounce Tainac a fine
medicine."
Taeolac Is sold by all good druggists.
Advt.
neje Prevents Crime.
Education in, music as an antidete
for criminal proclivities was advo-
cated recently by Glenn H. Woods, di-
rector of music in the Oakland public
echools, California. There Is nothing
that will improve the taste of the
young people of to -day as will a Uwe'
ough drilling- in the fundamentals, of a
classical musical education, said Mr.
Woods. The problezn school authore
Rea had to- face, he said, was that of
leading• the child to openel his, leisure
time •in a. manner that -would reset to
bis continued develoement. The child-
ren, should be taught, eat a few mere
facts that did not affect their lives
mach, but rather have to make nein'
lives better; and in no way wee this
interest maintained' In, such a, large
group% and 'With such riolidarity of in-
terest in the group, as by music.
A musical education as a Prime
essential for the good of society. The
State was become:1g acutely aware of
this, fact and, this was. why Mr. Woods
was now engaged upon, a. survey of
rtlue -conditions In the various, parts of
his State. Mr. Woods estimated that
one out of every four seudents, would
readily respond to enthasdastie. work
on the part of the music Instructora,
so that eay in a city of 20,000 school
children, at least 5,000 of these Should
be receiving musecal edueatioa.
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with each c,hild.
• A plan of this, kind systematieally
and well worked for a generation will
enarmousay reduce if not eliminate the
problem of +the feebleminded.
Second, the adults also should be
distovered, examined, and the worst
of them segregated and so 'prevented
from multiplying their kind.
On industrial farms they can be
self-susbaineng. The aarge home at
Waverley, Mass., with' 2,000 inmates,
is practice -ley so. And the inmates -of
both sexes and all ages axe happy and
contented., and though neither walled
nor bolted, nor barred in, never ran
away. The Spring City, Penne one
with 1,000 inmates, is altogether self-
sustaining. • So are many others.
, Every Canadian province ehould
have at least one such institution,
one OT more.
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enjoy a harvest of health.
These nutritious grains are carefully Selected and scientifically con-
verted into crisp, delicious Grape -Nuts, which provides the nutritive
and mineral elements that Nature intended for the -use of man.
The 20,hour baking process partially pre-digests the starch and
makes Grape -Nuts a rich and delicious food -which digests easily and
assimilates quickly.
Try a dish of crisp and crunchy GrapeNuts vvith, good rich milk
for breakfast or lunch. Grape -Nuts also makes delicious pudding for
your dinner. It is wonderfully sustaining and satisfying these brisk
November days,
Mode by Caoridista Postore Cereal Co
FOR I-3lEAILIttl wrhere's a Reason"
Ltd., 4l itont St, Torooto, Po toter; Windeor, Oat.
Cascarets" 10c
Rest Bowel • Laxative
When Bilious,
Constipated
t
PUT STOMACH JN
ORDER AT 01 C,'E,
“Pape's r)iapepsin" for
• Gas, Indigestion ,or
Sour Stomach
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Ivensetly! Stained: eorrected! You,
ever feel the slightest distress from
indigestion or a sour, acid, gassy stom-
ach, after you eat a tablet of "Pape's
ebiapedesin." The moment it reaches
tire etoraaeli all seernese, idettlienee.
heartburie.gasea Pal,Pitetion axe pain •
disappear. , Druggists gueraatee each
Package to correct digestion at once,
End your etomach trouble JEor ley/
cents. .
Pulp from Hemp Waste.
,Expeelmente, will be made in the
Philippinee mni tithe manufactere of pulp
for paper from hemp waste and low
grade fibre.
MONEY ORDERS.
Remit by Dominion Express Money
Order. If lost or stolen you get your
money back.
The school of experi,enee grants no
diplomas. There ie always a ex)et-
geaduiate course.
Try
a
Bottle
today
DR. W1INARD,. Inventor of the
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ar„ colors, eemplen tree,-GeOrgetovr4
Woollen Mills, Ont.
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Yonge sareet, Torou to, Rortur“
pl:Attornoyp„. 2end Vor froo everen,
filE1,1rItill
11) nnTINel OF ALL .KIND11,
et used, pulleys, saws, cable, hoSlro.
em, shippe4 outdeet to opuroval at low.,
eet prieep in Canada. Yoilc Beltihig
115 Yorit $t, 'fr9rooto, '
MOTH
Your Child's Bowels Need
"California Fig Syrup”
\s‘'
Hurry, Mather: e. 1.0aspoonsc1iti of
"California Fig Syrup" now will, then,
arighly clean the little bowels and in a
few hours you have a well, ,playfill
chile again. Even a 'erosse feverish,
'constipated &Ind loves its "fp/AY"
taste, and mothers can rest emy be-
cause it never fails to work all the
mar bile and poisons right out ef the
MINAR 'S LINIMENT stomach and bowels without griping
— or upsetting the child. ,
evelevale geesaiie Dos giscataseee
Beek oii
DOG DISEASES
row to Food
of) Free to any Ada
dame by the-Avithen
zr. ow Wavier 0o., eare
leo West 24th Street
New "fere. U.S.A.
00A SE SALT
LAND SALT
' Bulk Carlots
TORONTO SALT WORKS
C. J. CLIFF - TORONTO
Ten your druggist you want oull the
genuine "California Fig Syrup" which
has directione for :babies and ehildreu
,of all ages printed on battle. Mother,
you must say "California." Refuse any
imitation.
Now Looks After Home,
Thanks to Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound
aleaford, Ontario. -"I was so weak
,1 could hardly do anything and my,
back seemed the
worst. I read so
mach about Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Car:abound for
women that I
thought I would
try it. I feel that
it did help me for
I aro. looking after
my own home now
and seem quite
strong again. I
have reCOmMended
Your Vegetable Compound to quite v.
few friends and you can use ray name
it you 'wish to- do so." --Mae.
Poseea, Box .440, Meaford, Ontario.
In your own neighborhood there are
doubtless -women who know of the
great value of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Women every-
where, either by word 'of mouth or
by letter, recommend this -splendid
medicine. Thom -who have suffered
from female Weakness, change of life,
and similar troubles knovr af the
wonderful relief broeght to them by
the Vegetable Compeimd.
• To elm? out your bowels without
cramping or overacting, take Caeca -
rets. Sick headache, biliousness,
gases, indigeetion, sour, upset stomach
and all suck distress gone by morning.
Nicest physic oe earth for grown-up
and children. 10c a box. • Taste like
candy.
)
Very Likely.
They were discussing animals, and
the intelligence of doge in partimilar.
Said Robinson: "There are some
dogs -that have more sense than their
masters."
• "Es:eel-ye" said young :Tomes, getting
a word Meat last. "Mine's, one of that
sort."
Mlnard's Liniment for Garget in Cows.
,
Where Was the Rest?
Little Tommy Taylor was visiting
for tele firg time the -house of ab aunt
In the city, and among the objeets of
interest she showed him,- was a bust
of her grandfather, whose history she
deteeed to Teramy with much gusto.
"And is that your grandfather?"
Tommy asked, when the recital had
been concluded.
"Yes, dear," said the aunt.
"Is that all there was et ban?" add-
ed Tammy, very much perplexed.
• Civilization and the Teeth.
• "One of my earliest observations
when I Genie to the Eskimos *wax. that
those who were not eating civilized
food to any extent invariably had un-
deoayed teeth, although they were
sometimes badly worn down through
chewing food containieg sand"-Stef-
aageon.
There are a lee of 8-alOtlr hien With
IA -hour wives that ought to unionize
•their biomes,
• It is ta her moderate men that
Great Ilzitain owes what ehe has done
and What elise is. -Colonel E. Kitson
Ciark.
• A pessimist is a man who on every
Opportunity sees a diffieulty; an opti-
mist, one who in every difficulty sees
an opportunity.
The fall is the time to select roots
.01 parsnips, earrots arid beets to plant
for seed, next year. It is a rilatake
to save eeede firenn plants that bolted
this year, for they are likely to pass
the tendency on to their ,offspririg,
Choose the bes.t roots, when you lit
1
the trap, store theal camfulty, plant
them next spring anti gluey thein
especially for seed.
ISSeirt. No 45-'2
TICUR
CARES FOR YOUR HAIR
Nothing like shampoos with Cu-
ticura Soap and bat water, preceded.
by touches of Cuticura Ointment to
spots of dandruff and itching, to
ke,ep the scalpand hair healthy.
They are ideal for all toilet uses.
Soap2Se. O5,tment2SandS0c. Taieum25c. Sold
througbouttheDominion.CanadianDepot:
one, Limited, 344 St. Paul St., W., Montreal.
Cuticurn Soup shaves without mug,
UNLESS you see the name "Bayer" on tablets you
- are not getting Aspirin at all
Accept only an "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin," which contains directions and dose worked out by ,
• physicians during 22 years and pro-ved safe by millions -for,
Colds Headache Rheumatism
Toothache Neura.lgia Neuritis
Earache juMbago • Pain, Pain
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uotlir.soldester et Sotioyitortoid. While It is Well icaoy#11 that Aieerle eriteele Dearer
initueueture, to otaiet the puhito neelnet tentotione th4t TO.W1Oin OC rilalrOr (innilMt/Y
will be eternised with tear central trade knark, tlto "Beyer Crowe'