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WilIONAL
Aug. 23 to Sept. 7
Empire Year
Scores of planes in an a odt-making
Carnival of the Clouds featuring air
races to and from the United States.
Friendly invasion of Canada by the pur-
suit squadron of the United States Air
Force from Selfridge Field ... Air parade
and "aerobatics" ...stunting, formation
flights. Aeroplanes, sea planes and am-
phibians in a thrilling, impressive epic
of the air, vividly portraying the amaz-
ing advance of aviation.
OTHER LEADING FEATURES
Opening of the new $i,000,000
Automotive Building Fourth
C.N.E. -Wrigley Marathon Swim for
$50,000 prizes and world championship
Aug. 23 (for women) and Aug. 28
(open) ...the Goldman and ocher noted
bands...four concerts by the renowned
2,000 -voice Exhibition Chorus (Aug.
z and 29, Sept. 3 and 7)...Thaviu,
Master Musician, his Band and Operatic
Ensemble ... Internacional sports pro-
gram with outboard motor boar, yacht,
track and field events... Monster milit-
ary and naval grandstand spectacle each
night... 14 days of Education, Rccre-
anon, Pageantry, Agricellturet Industry,
Sport, Music, Arc and Science. `
Reservations for ExhibitionChoruts,
and evening Spectacle in front of the
t1 rand Stand should be made now.
PRICES: GRAND STAND SPEC-
TACLE— General. Admission 2.5c.
Reserved Scats $i.00. Boxes $1.5o.
EXHIBITION CHORUS, COLI-
SEUM — General Admission z5c.
Ground Floor 75c. ox Seats $West,
Write Moodey s, 47
Toronto, or Canadian Nacional Exhi-
biti0 n.
Reduced Steamship; Airways,
Conch Lincs and Railroad Rates.
THOMAS BRADSHAW,
President
AW
I1. W. WATERS,
General
Manager
Luci,y' 11ttie Canadian
When grandma was a little girl she
wouldn't have dreamed of crossing the
Atlantic alone, even if site could have
afforded it. Nowadays the above
picture is quite a common eight aboard
the big Cunard liners' which cross
regularly from Montreal and Halifax
to British ports and back. We see
Pearl Bonek, cuddled up for press
photographers wiio wished the little
traveller bon voyage at Montreal re-
cently abrard the S.S. Aurania. The
world is travel -wise these days.
Extremists Both
"It is the sorry fate of every hu-
man institution to be finally corrupt-
ed by acurirus conspiracy, between
its critics and its friends." says Rein-
hold Niebuhr.
Critics are apt to see only the
weaknesses of an institution, and its
friends are always blind to its short-
comings s. The great
gs and failings.
temptation of the critics is to sur-
render to a whcle-loaf-or-none philo-
sophy, where as that of the loyalist
to to surrender to a my -country -right -
or -wrong -love -is -blind philoscpby. The
loyalist loathes the critics who con-
demns the institution that holds the
loyalit's devotion. On the other
hand, the critics has only contempt
for the loyalist who blindly clings to
the institution that has aroused the
critic's doubt.
The critic who has no capacity for
loyalty and t'ie loyalist who has no ca-
pacity for criticism re poles apart,
yet they unconsciously join in a dan-
gerous .partnership. It is difficult
to say which ru=st menaces the in-
stitution. Perhaps one is as bad.
an influence as the other.
Consider the community and its
boosters and' knockers. It needs
both, and is fortunate if its citizens
are loyally critical. These who find
nothing wrong or lacking in their
city or town will never be the in-
spiration for progress. The critic
may show the way to improvement,
but lacking a sense cf loyalty, he ins
variably deserts the community in-
stead of remaining to help make it bet-
ter.—Port Arthur News Clu'onicle.
THE PAST
It is because so much of the Past
ists in our lives that it is so
still ex
dear to us. These are compensations
for the loss of youth and fresh im-
pressions; and one learns little by
The Lesson of the Vestris little that a thing is not over .because
it is not happening with noise and
that
Journal (Ind. Con.) :Let us
hope that the lesson of the "Vestris" shape or outward sign; its roots are
i uour and every now asci
will be learned, despite the complacent thenhearts; 1 forth a shoo which
excuse of over -zealous patriots, and' 't
that hereafter ships, particularly pas-
senger ships, on the British register
will in fact as well as in appearance
be subject to British regulations. As
Britishers we. have a faith in our-
selves and in administration of British
laws that we have not in foreigners or
foreign law administration, and it is I
small comfort that British ships sail-
ing between United States forts and
other foreign ports are inspected sole-
ly by American officials and agents.
The blame for the overloading of the
Vetris may belong directly to inspec-
tors and agents in the port of New
York but back of everything are the
British register and British honor.
HELPERS
The rules demands no impossibili-
ties; but it does demand that 8yery
sphere, however humble, shall be filled
with divine endeavors. Yon have not
'done what you could if you have not
made it the problem of eveiy day:
How many burdens can I make light-
er? flow such heart sunshine can I
shed about me? How much can 1 in-
crease the sum of human blessing in
the circle where my lines have fallen?
—Edmund. H. Sears. —
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which anaemic blood
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Powers of Picton, Ont. "I
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when she was anaemic, pale
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They restored her to health
and later when my youngest
daughter was pun -down after
diphtheria, I again brought
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was thin, pale and extremely
nervous but the pills soon set
her right."
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Paris Exhibits
New Jewelry
Paris --New it has been don. The
first exhibition of in•dern. jewelry has
been held, and its success has placed
Hs fashioning definitely among those
decorative arts in which the French
excel. lixhibitions will succeed ex-
hibitions in years to' come, but this
is the .first; therefore an epochal
event has taken place in this Indus-
try. •
Blinds were drawn in the main
hall t,f the 'Muses) Galilee.. Eight
square .glass eases ranged down the
center of the roots, each filled with
light. As fountains rise from flow-
er beds, .ts sun's rays pierce the
clouds, as a school of bright, tropical
fish darts •acresS white sands tinder
scientillating shadows, as Swiss
peaks climb up to glint in the !lawn,
so did 'aaeh pyramid of jewelry stand
up 1 its case. What colors! What
forms! What beauty! And each case
was worth a icing's ransom.
Special Themes
In an adjoining room a loan ex-
hibit of jewelry current a century
Bow Versus Golf Club
The fed Rose Toa guarantee means what it says, I;
not satisfied return the unused part 1 the package and
the grocer will refund your money, ss
RED ROSE ORANGEPEKOE is extra good
Earthquake' in Never Zealand Classified Advertisements
i perfectly true New Zealand is of- 1lb qso sen oft. Hamilton. tonce. i
ten given abroad, notably
t147 -.NT$ tv .NT.RI? TO SELL FRUIT
Auckland Weekly News: Though it p Y RSi��RADIut'lo ,WANTED, once. &e 1I' 1
s solo
Ort.
inAustrn-
iia, a wholly undeserved reputation i:; cGy, yhade Trees, Shrubs. doses,
nth"tines-ridden—the tied„ fltg and a eUnllal t@ iris of 11 -gr f
furshed Gash commies on veld
hood teritory eta op
oven ,vine
fol being ea q Stock fur old estlet shed fltnt.
h 1 country being included when, t eve -y
rt
as a rule, the 'shocks are pure Y ora tItlanle Grove Nurseries, Winona.
in character—it: can not be denied Ontario.
arae
l localweek.
that, especially. in certain well-defined
ago was shown. Then gold prevail -regions, the Habil
ed. The atmosphere was massive,
yellow; the pearls Were irregular;
the diamonds few, and the whole ef-
fect cumbersome. But to -day the dia-
monds are there in multitude, diap-
hanous and sparkling as spray, and
the emeralds, rabies and sapp'lires
are wroughyt into bouquets. The plati-
num has chased away the gold. fhe
time has conte when one can go to
admire these exquisite objects in the'
same way that one goes to a gallery
of parotin g5
It was interesting to note how the
itY to experience
them is always in the background..
Calm consideration shows that the
risk to life, limb and property over a
span of years is not very serious in
New Zealand. What toll of life have
earthquakes taken in the last ten
years compared with the victims of
road and street accidents? How
great has been the material loss bal-
anced aginst the enorm Efts annual fire
wastage in the Dominion'.? Consid-
ered in -this way, the earthquake disk
to the New Zealander is exceedingly
small, the loss of property is incon-
artists of the different Houses de- siderable.
veloped certain themes which became
peculiar to their patrons. Van Cleef Minard's Linimentfor Summer Colds
et Arpels for erample displayed some j —
Lesson From the Vestris
long diamonds, and also Plower pat 1 Washington Post: From the British
terns carried out in diamonds. If I report, as well as from the American,
Onyx attracted the visitor, and the ,one may read that the Vestris sank as
mos. futuristic theettshowcasef all, she la direct result of negligence. It is
o D
n-.
f important
turnto tarn
would not, however, particularly
in the larger sense whose negligence
it happened to be. The important
consideration is that negligence was
possible; that the owners of a ship
were able to send it to sea in an un-
safe condition. The reports on the
•
particularly ane combinations of ob-1
sausry. If she liked the quaint clus-
ters of emeralds, sapphires, rubies
and diamonds, in various pretty ar-
rangements, the house would be Os-
tertag. For combiations of emeralds
and diamonds one would recommend
11lauboussin, who possesses the fa-
mous 24 -carat stone given co Jose- sinking of the Vestris should be 0111-
phine by Napoleon. For pearls andlized as a basis for new laws and new
diamonds in their richest simplicity, regulations so designed that it will be
it is difficult to surpass the execu- impossible, through negligence, ignor-
tious of Boucheron. The exhibits chance or .design, to send unseaworthy
Chaumet, G. Fouquet and Lacloche ships or ships not equipped with the
most modern life -preserving equip-
ment to sea. Until such laws and re-
gulations are enacted, there is con-
tinual danger that another Vestris
disaster will 000ur.
were also of very high standard.
Jeweiery, and Art
The impression conveyed by so
many flawless stones in such varied
and brilliant groupings was that any
order given to any of these houses
could be carried out, whether per-
taining to ring, bracelet, necklace or
earring. Incidentally, few earrings
were shown, and the l:racelets seem-
ed to have little vogue. T.he neck-
laces were . t,orgeous affairs in many
instances. Some wets 'developed
into inconspicuous strings and very
elaborate pendants ,formed <1 show-
ers of pearls, or masses of diamonds,
or onyx and diamond ensembles. Tempest).
Among the rings, however, perhaps
the fantasy of the artists was carried
t� the most unusua4.lengths, Imagina-
tion to conceive new shapes, new
combinations of stones, allas these
appar-
ently unending
rings would have satisfied evel'Yt•ne,
for the square patterns and occasional
William , anilnChi west- cubistic, irregular dovetailing 61
ern golf professional, and Chief Sit- stones were so unusual as to be al-
ong Eagle, could the Stonies,hdifferedtamost repelling Solite of the rings
as to which beat the other at of this nature, if worn, would have
golf, each armed with his clroseri attracted attention rather than praise.
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ENT23 w P.PRISING SALESYNNE AVE., ACo
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Contains the medicinal propertied of
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It is imagination which rules the
human race.—Napolecar.
LIFE'S ROAD
I expect to pass through this life
but once. If there ie. any kindness or
any good thing I can do to my fellow -
beings, let nue do it now. I shall pass
this way but once.—Quaker Saying.
We are such stuffs dreams are
made on; and our little life is round-
ed by a sleep.—Shakespeare (The
Thomson,
they sent or weapon. Sitting Eagle took hes the
Anneee
oRi and bears f=urs still.—trusty bow and arrow; Thomson re- Oninttee ingl always,, and Isomer ofthe
Ritchie. lied on his golf clubs. At the end 1 pedally
rings extreme Y beautiful. Es
L"�� �� of a nine-hcle try out the Chief was notable was athree-bar diamond ring'
E® tib®; P 6'A,�i four up on the pro. His taa3;et was by Mauboussin set in platinum.
��j `y li$ course larger than `lhomson's ob-The point of the exhibition is, of
jective and be could and did "hole course, that jewelry -making is mere
out" from ]crag range. The contest
than a trade; it has become an art.
• that
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At the first sign of illness during
the hot weather give the little ones Trophy will be staged in the ' Cana- est international centers, and ��a
Baby's Own Tablets or in a few hours than -Golfer" tour of Canada, starting a reputation t this rel4 WI
ect
he may be beyond aid. These Tablets from Toronto August 12. havegad to itspt reputation
for this
and
will prevent summer complaints if
given occasionally toel the well collet, Forty -Eight ••
and will promptly relieve these troub-
les if they come cn suddenly. Baby's I have but gone the general way of J h you have Own Tablets should always be kept sten;
M every home where there are Sunk but a fraction deeper in the
young children. There is no other mire;
medicine as good and the mother has Risen, when at aIl, a doubtful hair's
the guarantee that they are absohite breadth higher;
ly safe. They are sold by all. drug-' Cropped with the herd, and known the
isle or will be 'mailed on receipt it
was staged over one-half of the
championship course where the com-
petition for the Prince of Wales
Thfs exhibition has, also, s
France in its jewelry designs is com-
ing to be known as one of the great-
perfumes.
rea=
perfumes. •
la's ,Avenue DA., Toronto, :Dept.
r
The Dr. \V
Pride, 256 per br.x, by
Hams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
For the Children's Sake
common pen;
Desired my'kind as they desire, and
then
Cried out, no more
desire;
Edmonton Journal (Ind. Con.) : (In -Half-warmed my hands before a half-
Iit.. fire:
furtherance of its campaign for the
pasteurization of milk, the Journal I have ment gone the general way of
t5uo gxte mslyely fpm n editorial
nr The Montreal star, contnienting on
r o b et. l iologist.)
than they, upon
How is it now in retrospect I see
tl o t f 1110 city a
This expert, whose business It Is to Things so far beyond the reach o
me lop
been drinking my
"John,"Areyou
brandy:' 9 have not, sir."
quite sure?" "Quite sure, I could not
get the cork out." .
count the bacteria in Montreal
s milk
supply, finds that there are more dis-I Disaster in the game I never played; me • I
ease germs in "special" or "certified" And Actium when the fated galleys
milk than in pasteurized. Montreal flee;
had a bad typhoid epidemic just a few' And Hamlet musing on our insstery;
ears ago which was traced to the ; And Jesus in me, by myself betrayed.,
y The demand for pas.,—.r.
Earle Welby in the London Status- l
milk supply. daY Review.
teurized milk grew out of this out -I
break. k Now. with the number of
dairies allowed to sell "raw" milk in -
Municipal authorities predict the
creasing, Montreal notes a cori,espono iiopul,ation of Bogota will be greatly
I - rag increase in infant mortality. In increased during the nest. nine years,
rn
other wards, little children are being because of better housing facilities
sacrificed "to 'meet the wishes of nuts- and because direct rail commuuica
eroli
e=ons interests." tion with both the Atlantic and PaCifle
i —...-0--- --- coast's will then be open. A popu-
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Original letter on ale ter inspection.
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They call it indigestion. It means
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