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Wastern Canada Flour Mills Co. Limited, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Saint John.
One Minute Churn
9.
As demonstrated su•oeessfully at
Toronto X, Ottawa, London,
Kingston, and twelve other fall
fairs. Sold on free trial basis,
with absolute guarantee to make
good butter in from one to three
minutes.;rota sour . or sweet
cream. Write for .complete cata-
logue.
Agents wanted.
One Minute Churn & Freezer Co., Ltd.
1271/2 Mary Street, Hamilton, Ont.
The 1927` Twirl 74J.D Model
'!'he greatest Harley-Davidson of all—
at new and' love prices—improved--
refined
ricers—improved—refined in many details --batt no, radical
departures from the time -tried Harley-
Davidson design. Old timers and be-
ginners alike will recogzlize in these
'0.927 Twins the last word in engineer=
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uilt to hug the road the most depend-
ble and satisfactory mount that ever
isplit the wind.
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346 Yonge St. - Toronto
Without
Medical
Examination
Select Male Risks, ages 15
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Specimen Rates
for $2500
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20 $.'38.75
25 ._ 44.90
30 53;25'
35 65.40
40 83.75
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OWLI-LAFFS
Or W. L.
(Oe Witb Laughter)
The Dearest One on Earth.
By Pete P. Duffy.
(Dedicated to Mother's Day—
Sunday, May 8th.)
Boy, did you ever put your arms
.Around your .dear old mother?
The one who cherished you through
life
Far more than. t1.ny other,
And tell' her that you love her
And are grateful for the tears
She shed for you and prayers she
breathed
For you through childhood years?
'Tis well sthe know.e you love her,
Yet assu`re her that you do;
It will cost you little effort;
Does she keep her love from you?
She has been your loving vigil
From the dawning light of birth,.
Where will you find her equal?
—She the dearest one on earth.
Consider, boy, the troubles
That have brought her silver hair;
Note the mother -light a -shining
In the eyes now dimmed by care.
Each look from your dear mother
Bears the tidings to you, boy,
Of a loving heart's pulsations, -
Now of tears, and now of joy,
She implants a kiss upon you,.
And her blessings with you go
As you face the daily battle
Of, your life—your row to hoe,
Yon may search the wide world over,
boy,
And you will find a dearth
Of love such as your mother's
—She's the dearest one on earth.
Mother—"Where shall we hide Wil-
lies present until his birthday?"
Father — "I think the bathroom
would be the safest plaoe."
At most society functions you will
find the women out in force—and `the
men by force.
Dick—"But why are you going to
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THE ' Firestone process
of Gum -Dipping is
one of the most important
of the many Firestone
contributions to more
economical highway trans.'Pa
ort tion.
By this process, every fiber
of every cord is thoroughly'
saturated and insulated with
rubber, minimizing friction
and heat so destructive to tire
life:
On the cars of hundreds of
thousands ,of motorists, in the
day -in and day -out service of
the largest truck, bus and taxi-
cab fleets, in the battle of tires
on race track*, Firestone Gum.
Dipped Tires, because of their
greater stamina, are delivering
longer mileage with added
safety and comfort.
The Firestone dealer in
your locality Belle and services
these extra quality tires. Let
him tell you of the trouble
free service that the Gumr
Dipping process insures and
bow he fan serve you better
and save you money. See
him to -clay.
PIM/STONE TIRE & RUBBER COs
Ors" CANADA, LIMITED
Hamilton, Ont.
MOST MILES PER DOLLAR
i restone Builds the OnlyGum-Tripped Tice*
lb® LAST.
Here's a washboard so strong
that a big, 165 pound man can
` stated on it without damaging it
in the slightest way.
That tough SMP Pearl Enameled
rubbing surface is mighty near ever-
lasting, and the rest of the board is
built In the same way. The remark-
able wearing qualities of this sturdy
washboard demonstrate the lifelong
wear you get from all SMP 1P Enamel-
ed Ware utensils. Made by that old
established Canadian company.
ERE SHEET METAL PRODUCTS CO. Or.eANADA•
Haunts
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These strangely hatted men are Komu-so priests, photographed at Kyoto,
Japan, by pess•engers on the Canadian Pacific flagship Empress of Scotland,
now completing a cruise of the world. These men have been dispossessed of
their estate for political offenses and, to hide their shame, wear these bas-
kets over.thei'r heads. Judging by the beautiful silk garments, lavishly.orna-
rented, which they are wearing, they don't make a bad living of travelling
from house to house as begging minstrels, playing flutes and asking for alms.
that polity old place for year vacs- A ^ VERY RELIABLE
ti;On ?"
Jack—"Well, I have only a week and
I want it to seem like a month."
"Well, how is your son getting -on
with his medical studies?"
"Very well, thank you," replied the
proud. mother; "he can already cure
very small ohitldren."
Fairy Story -Once upon a time there
was a young plan who said, "When I
get a hundred dollars a week I'1•l be
satisfied." And when he did he was,.
Recipe foe sucoeee:—Begin at the
bottom- ant wake up. -
- She—"If wishes came true what
would be your first?"
He—"I would wish -ah, if only I
dared tell you." -
Sthe--Go on, gon on. What do you
think I brought up wishing for?"
The chances that we take 171 this
life are not to be compared with the
chances some take with the next.
The more a man knows the less he's
sure about.
Gossip is like yeast—a little goes a
long way.
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ea
The Plowman.
The delicate green trees stand up
There by the fenced ways
One or two are crimson -tipped
And soon will start to blaze.
The plowman follows, as of yore,
Along the furrows cold,
Homeric shape against the boughs;
Sharp is the air with.mold. , . .
Oh, new days,
old!
Lo, as we look about,
This immemorial act of faith,
That takes the heart from doubt!
yet long known
HOME TREATMENT
How Weak, Run -Down People
Can Obtain Relief.
.Among the many remedies offered
for the maintenance or restoration of
health andstrength, there is none can
compare with Dr, Williams' Pink Pills.
Moet ailments are due to poor, thin
blood. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have a
specific action on the blood, making it
i rich, red and Pure. Through this
;richer blood the tissues of the body"are
bettee nourished, and the functions of
the body better performed. Anaemic
• sufferers, weak, languid and nervous
'1 s good ted!
los
You must try RED ROSE ORANGE
PEKOE. A little higher price than other
teas, but a real difference in quality. Now.
packed in Aluminum.
KEEN ENTEREST SHOWN
IN ESSAY CONTEST
Pupils from•••Many Schools Send
in Entries—Examiners Hard •
at Work.
That the pupils of our public schools
take a real interest in their country is
evident from the number of essays re-
oedved in this contest. Promptly alter
the closing date the examiners began
their work and will be busy for some
days reading and ;narking the contri-
butions sent to them. It is impossible
to say, as this is written, when the
final results will be ready for publica-
tion, but a real effort Is being made to
announce the prize winners next week.
Who Ultimately Pays the
Taxes?
Prizes amounting in all to $1500.00
are being offered again this year by
Alvan T. Simonds, President of the
Simonds Saw & Steel Company, for
the best essay on "Who Ultimately
Pays the Taxes•?"
This is the sixth of a series of An-
nual Contents inaugurated by Mr. Al-
van T. Simonds with the idea of
arousing a more general interest in
the subject of economics, as related to
individual and general welfare, and to
increase general economic intelligence
and a knowledge of who pays in the
end for governmental protection and
control.
$1,000.00 will be awarded to the beet
essay and $500 to the second.
This contest, which is open to every-
body, everywhere, closes on December
31, 1927, and full particulars can be
secured by addfessing Contest Editor,
Simonds Saw & Steel Co., 470 Main
Street, Fitchburg, Mass.
In connection with this competition
it is stated that the essays are to be
brief and written for the purpose of
reaching the average man rather than
professors and advanced students of
economics—and this in conjunction
with the liberal prizes offered, make
people speedily find new health and' the competition one in which many
strength through the use of this medi- will want to take part.
cine. This was the experience of Mrs. 0
John Armour, South Monoghan, Ont., Brotherhood and the Nation. 1
• who says:—"I am one of the many From the mesages broadcast by Mr.
Sidney Walton, C.B.E., on "Brother-
hood."
"Beneath every estranging barrier
saying a word in praise of this splen- dwells the truth of our common
did medicine. Before beginning the' brotherhood and human kinship. With
use of this medicine I was pale and God there is neither first nor last. To -
badly run down. I found it difficult to day our sense of oneness with all the
do my housework and was tired and sons of even is quickened and made
vivid within us, We are all citizens
of the Eternal.
"As brethren, whatever tennporal
difference may divide, we seek to
solve the problems• which mate for
strife and uniovelinees in our own
land. We ask men everywhere, whe-
ther they employ or are employed,
to be conscious of the essential bro-
therhood which binds us all together.
And we desire that Brotherhood shall
be no mere phrase upon our lips., but
fulfilled in what John Bunyan calls
`the practical part.'
"The• whole world, though nations
may as yet but dimly see the dawning
truth, is .one Brotherhood. Even the
laws of economics bind nation to nae
tion so that all suffer from hurt done-
thousands
one
thousands who have regained health
through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, and I take this opportunity of
breathless at the least exertion. I had
tried several medicines. without bene-
fit,
enefit, and finally decided to try Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills, Soon I began to feel
better, sleep better and eat better, and
found my weight increasing. In.`s a word
I felt like a new person. I have since
recommended the pills to others who
have taken them with equally good re-
sults."
Try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
anaemia, rheumatism, neuralgia, ner-
and vonsness. Take them as a tonic if you
, are not in the best physical condition
and cultivate a resistanoe that will
I keep you well and strong. Get a box
from the ;palest drug store and begin
this treatment now.
The pills are sold by all medicine
Kingdoms decay and creeds are not,
Yet still the plowman goes
Down the spring fields, so he may dealers or will be sent by avail at 50c unto the least of then.
make a box by writing The Dr. Williams' "As a community prayer, if so we
Ready for him that sows. `Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. may call It ,to the Father of us all,
—Lizette Woodworth Reese, in "The f
Wayside Lute." - The Busy Earth.
--.;. let us take up the poet's words:
THAT BABY OF YOUR
And do you think the birds that sing
Their Merry melodies
Fly here and there on futile wing
' And live in feathered ease?
Keep Him Well With the Aid of They build their nests, they find their
food,
Baby's Own Tablets. They do their work, they raise their
brood—
Their little tasks their hours em-
ploy,
And yet they find the world a joy.
No matter how strong and rosy your
child inay be he requires a laxative
sometimes so that the stomach may
be kept sweet and the system clean.
Formerly the laxative medicines
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ones- castor oil, senna tee:, powders
and so on. But now Baby's Own Tab-
lets, easily administered and pleasant
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children like'Baby's Own Tablets.
Not only az a laxative but in many
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The earth is not an idle earth,
But busy all the day,
The only happiness of worth,
The joy that seems to stay,
Comes not from seeping very far,
Is found where all our labors are,—
The song that fills the robin's
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You can get Baby's Own Tablets at
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—Douglas . Malloch, in "The Heart
Content."
Kill warts with Minard's Liniment.
The Glory.
It box frofn The Dr. Williams' Medi- High and holy are the gifts
cine. Go., Brockville, Ont. He has lavished on the race,--
H that quickens, prayer that lifts,
Straighten Out Bumpers. I Honor'snleed, and beauty's grace., .
If the bumper receive a blow which
causes it to bend, have it straighten- For the glory that we saw
ed at once. The next blow may bring , in the battle -flag unfurled,
about a crack. Let us read Christ's better. law:
--� . Fellowship for all the world!
For dIstomper—Minard's Liniment.
.—Julia Ward Howe,
"'From the murmur and the subtlety
of suspicion with which we vex
one another,
Give us rest.
Make a new beginning,
And mingle again the kindred of the
nations iu the alchemy of love,
And with some finer essence of
forgiveness and forbearance,
Temper our mind.' "
15 to 30 drops of Seigel's Syrup relieves all forms
of indigestion and dyspepsia. You'll swear by it
once you have tried it. Any drug store.
Lily.
O lovely lily clean,
O lily springing green,
O lily bursting white,
Dear lily of delight,
Spring in my heart agen
That I may flower to men!
—John Mansfield, in Poems.
Production of wood -pulp in Canada
for the first nitre months Or 1926
shows an increase of almost ten per
cent. -732,856 tons for 1926, com-
pared with 669,203 tons for 1925,
Better Chicks
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u tested Stock. o.A.C. Barred Rooks, Tont
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improve our flecks end thte year our chick* .are the
best yet, All Hooka aro headed with pedigreed.
cockerels from stock that have bean blood -tested for
white diarrhoea and all Rocks have been culled tar'
heavy egg production. Prices: Rocks, for MAY $20,00,
Tune 018.00; Leghorn, May 018.00; June 510.00 per
hundred, express paid, 100 per cent. live arrtral
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balance C.O.D. No dteappoint.tnente. All erica
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r 1 RE PROFITS YOU WILL MAR" nr.es'1ns
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We pay delivery charges and guarantee 47 per rent,
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After you seed your garden, heed
it and weed it.
''he Charm of A Velvet Skin—and the
Pure Blood Under It
The effectiveness of that
popular touch of "make-up"
will be greatly enhanced if the
skin has the velvety smooth-
ness and clearness that result
from the use of TRU-BLOOD.
This much -prescribed Blood
Tonic corrects the coarsening.
tendency of "complexion aids"
and makes the skin clear,
smooth and colorful.
Your Druggist now has TRU-
BLOOD. Test its health -and -beauty -
giving qualities. Get a bottle today.
Spring Time is
CELERY KING Time
'Brew a cup of this fine old vegetable tonic.
it is all the spring •medicine you need.
It drives out winter's poisons, improves
the appetire and makes you feel better
right away. CELERY KING is good for
the whole family. At druggists, 30c & 60c.
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With Itching Rashes
s
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`13E0 FEET
Minard's seethes sore and tired
feet: Bathe --then rub well with
Minard's.