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Wo are not here to drag and to
drift, We are here to do snit stere,
Lady of the Iiouse (interviewing a
new' maid) --"Anel now, Nora, are you
ancient?"
Nora--"illdacle. I am that, mum. .In
my last place ivery margin' I got up
at four, Made me fire; put tel Mettle
on, prepared the breakfast an made
all the beds before iveryone was up in
the house."
Most persons have come to regard
poverty as a handicap instead of an
incentive,
Gary— "What would l have to give
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normal man. The normal man does Classified Advertisements
Fay -''Ch Trees, Shade Trees, Shrubs Rosas
oloroform: Lot take kindly to history, His Objec-
tion to it is that it does not men-
--
The friend in need turns up' more
often than the fried la deed.
ti 1 i —Christopher Hollis, in "Dr.
Johnson."
She came into the police station
with a photograph in her hand.
"My husband has disappeared;" she
said. "This Is his photo." And she
handed Exhibit A to the inspector.
"I want him 'found at one," she add-
ed.
The inspector looked up from the
photograph. "Why?" he asked.
About the best way for a young fel-
Canadian, Pectic Railway scholarships; covering five years' tuition at
McGill University have been awarded to C. P. Sturdee, (left), son of E. F. L.
Sturdee, assistant general passenger, agent and William P. Dunlop, son of
John Dunlop, in the pension department of the railway. These young men
have both done brilliant work in their respective school careers and closed
them by making the highest average in the matriculation examination fes
entrance to the university. As minor sons of C.P.R. employees they won
the right to the scholarships awarded them.
KEEP CHILDREN WELL
DURING HOT WEATHER
History and Doctor
Johnson
Mistake
After the letters, the nocturnal trials,
The melancholies the stubborn clutch
of breaths,
After the useless beauty of denials,
The gods heard my pathetic erewv of
triumph;
Far she was mine—and wished that
she were Death's.
And now I know that there is no
low to stand in with his girl is to believing
stand out with her ma. One's own Soul, which can lie with
wiping lips;
Whyo Cain Kille i Abel He had no opinion of history. Once Wllile she, poor girl, thought that I
"Ie. going to Adam and Eve's when Charles James Fax insisted on . was deceiving
place:" diarr-
hoea,
r talking to him of the Catilinarian Only herself. Gods! is there no way
"Adam and Eve's place? I never children conspiracy, he withdrew his atten-
tion
of seeing
heard2of that.. Where is It?" ho Y tion and thought about Tom Thumb " The price beforehand of these little
"281 Apple." • i d The study of history, he argued, was slips?
r S. Foster Damen in the Atlantic day suffers less than ever befor3 in
often lost
not a valuable study, for we "know its history. Nevertheless they stili
Isn't it aggrayating the way you can after „ Monthly. exist, h and beforeNthe winter. s over
sleep lateheevery morning except Sun -nothing but a few facts and dates. ��_._
day when you don't have to get up "The colouring was conjectural," he we may have found this one serious.
Means
ea
Every mother knows bow fatal the
hot summer months are to small
Cholera infanrain; iar -
ea dysentry, colic and stomach
troubles are rife at this time an
a precious little life is os
onlya few hours illness. The
mother who keeps Baby's OwnTab-
lets
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Dearer Bread
London • Daily Chronicle (Lib.):
Bread, which rose a halfpenny in
London last Mandel, is to rise again
before the end of the month... From
fluctuations of this scrt mankind to -
The cat tribe, most of
its time in sleeping, strolling in the
sun, and nocturnal choir practice, will
undoubtedly view with alarm an ad-
vertisement that recently appeared in
the newspapers of Mandhester, Eng-
land, It reads: "Cat wanted in city
which
spends
Ways in the house fees safes The oc - added. andThe effect of dear bread is soon felt
casional use of the Tablets prevent J. L. Garvin, in the London Ob- in many'' British homes; but it is a
early?
stomach and 'bowel troubles. or if It is the opinion of Boswell that he
The new baby had extraordinary made this remark primarily to an- server (Ind.): The fate of this Parlia- much sharper pinch for large popular
trouble comes suddenly= as it genet r_o Gibbon, who happened to . be' went and the whole battle of the fu- tions on. the Continent.
lung power. One day the baby's any does—the Tablets will bring the Y
brother, little Johnny, said to his baby safely through. They are sold Present. Whether that was his motive lure will turn on finance and nothing
r in -e
mother: by medicine dealers or by marl at 2Fi or not, the remarkraises a very
"Ma, little brother came from Heav- cents a box from The Dr. Williams' teresting and debatable point: Tris- money for all the plans of his Co-
en, didn't he?"rockville, Ont. tory, it has been said, is philosophy leagues. He has to satisfy a party
Medicine Co.,Cc.,
"Yes, dear." teaching by example, and the only which believes crudely, but fervently,
"Johnny was silent fora minute, —
trouble seems to be that if you lin the £1,000,000,000 Budget and in
and then he went on:
Ise. Mr. Snowden has to find the
- On the Arabian Sea select your examples with a Haile the unlimited social dividend for the
"Mom, I don't blame the angel for skill, there is no limit to the philoso-1 Have-nots at the expense of the
getting rid of him, do you?" •To our right were the ocher -colored phies which can use history to bolster Haves. This theory put into practice
themselves up.... means the appalling folly of a suicidal
Some women seem to. believe they mountains of Baluchistan, almost in- I think that on the whole history island, utterly dependent on its rela-
have sufficient will power to gossip or visible against the clear sky, like the did more harm in Johnson's day tions wit ha capitalistic world. It
leave it alone. shadows of an even greater range be- than it does in this. It had not then would attack investment, restrict
hind them. Although my memory of been found out. In the eighteenth trade, and spread unemployment. It
A girl can stand fora man with a charts told me that we could have century you might say, "Histm•v is the Achilles' heel through which in -
past if he has good presents.(saved time by cutting directly acoss teaches us," and then pretend that sular Socialism invites its death -
0o the Arabian Sea to Sohar, the helms- all history was but an extended ex- wound.
maid his course within sight of of some little fad of your
o is over when she ma ample petKeep Minard's Liniment always
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doesn't give a stir to run t thought, in case a shimal you might 'even be believed. And the Aman lent a friend a book, "How
blew uA• period of history to which Johnson to live to be a hundred" 1Zeetina
The meek little man was walking Thus we were following an ancient particularly objected was that of little later, the friend told the lender
route, the same that the ships of republican Rome, to which it was that his wits was reading the book
Nearchus had taken after the con- then the fashion to appeal for fan- in all the spare time she had.,.The
lender was delighted. A month later
they met again, and the lender again
inquired about his friend's wife. "She's
doing wonderful," replied the friend.
"She looks over a hundred now, and
she isn't fifty yet."
The honeymoon
those pale mountains, to be prepared �— handy
looks sloppy arouna the house and he own.If only you wrote well enough
i d
a
warehouse, 6 6p.m. to 9 a.m. each day. from the funeral of his big and mas-
Owner to deliver and collect. Five terful wife. Suddenly a dislodged
drillings per week and carfare." slate whirled down and landed with. a. quest of India; the same over whichtastic examples of civic excellence.
The advertisement was inserted by resounding crack on his head. countless thousands of richly laden "T know not," he wrote, "why any-
ve�GPls had traveled to Bagdad in the
a firm engaged in the blouse and cos-
tume business. Poison having failed
to kill off rats overrunning the ware-
house, the hereditary enemy oP the
rodents is being called upon. To cats
it will appear as the thin edge of the
wedge, the first move in a campaign
to eulist essential esthetics in the
ranks of commerce.
Their only consolation lies In the
knowle'Ige that dogs are not escaping;
These animals are being hired out in
the west end of London to match wo-
men's dresses. Large black and white
dogs are in great demand to go with
the magpie two-piece costumes being
designed for Ascot, and brindle -color-
ed clogs are very popular, as they go
"Gosh!" he murmured, looking tip. 'flays or the Caliphs. The ships of
"Sarah must have reached Heaven al -Cyrus and Pahlavi had skirted these
ready." mountains! perhaps Sinbad, himself,
Crops are so good this year the had taken refuge beneath the calm of
farmers may make nearly enough to their barren peaks. I followed in the
pay the interest on what they owe. shadows of the great, yet only the
encompassing majesty of sea and
Does your son Josh ever come back mountains gave cause for exultation.
to visit you since he got in the mov-
ies at Hollywood?"
"Every summer," answered Tuttle,
proudly; "every summer of the three
years he's ben gone."
"And did he bring his wife with
him?"
"Each time," she answered. "And
well with country clothes. they were three as party girls as you
In line with this utilization of pets, ever laid eyes on."
and bearing in mind the insect epi-
demic that summer usually brings in "Here's something queer," said the
its train, 1 side
nta of New York might dentist. "You say this tooth has b
1 worked on before, but I
find it profitable to adopt anteaters to never been
be hired out by the hour, clay or week, find small flakes of gold on my in-
s -Rex Hunter. strument."
"I think you have struck my back
collar button," moaned the victim.
An old colored woman wentsto tiie
dentist and began to yell as soon as
he put the forceps in her mouth.
"What are you yelling for; you know
I'm a painless dentist," he said.
"Maybe you're painless, but I ain't',"
she sobbed.
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Judges
A school of marvelous spouting
one but a schoolboy in his declama-
tion should whine over the common-
wealth of Rome."
The collapse of the two large hopes
Of the French Revolution and the
ebs and flows in the fashions of his-
tory have made us a little more scep-
t;cal than was the generation of
Johnson, though not nearly sceptical
enough, History can to -day teach
whales frolicked to the south, their us at least one great lesson, We learn
course always betrayed by the glisten-
ing flocks of seabirds that followed
them. We passed over ocean that
was . . . made red by swarms of
almost imperceptible protozoan forms,
like peridinium, that floated in clouds
beneath the surface. We came upon
great yellow turtles swimming with
their heads above water. Once, a
huge fellow, covered with barnacles
and seaweed, swam directly toward
us. Three yards from the bow be be-
gan to sink; and from the high after-
deck I could see him sinking through
the clear green water until he was no
larger than a twenty -dollar gold piece.
On the fourth day from Karachi the
wind calmed down to such an extent
that we scarcely moved. We must
have been over a reef, for the bottom
of the sea was spotted with huge
The following will be judges in the white and black patches that looked
named classes at next November's to be sand and gigantic marine
growths. Schools of bright fishes
Royal' Winter Fair:—
Seeds, all grain—J. E. Blakeman,
Winnipeg.; W. J. W. Lennox, Toronto;
Prof. W. J, Squlrrell, Guelph.
Fruit, in packages—Prof. G. W.
Peck, Ithaca, N.Y.; R. W. Rees,
Rochester,..N.C.
Fruit, Plates and Fancy Baskets—
Prof. W. T. Macoun, Ottawa.
Vegetables (eaaapt Potatoes)—
James McKee, Ottawa.
floriculture, CatF Blooms—P. Breit-
myer, Detroit, Mich.
Floriculture; Plants and Groups—
i- C. Hall, Montreal; Chas, J. Ticly,
Toronto.
Teaching By Movie
London Daily Telegraph (Cons.) :
If we ,regard education as an affair
purely of the intellect, then no amount
of instruction by gleans of films will
1; ach }� aStud t to read ter himself
or to Lllinlr o llfmsel , '6.1`to Mae
his own discoveries. And if we re -
geld education in a wider sense, then
it becomes even more a personal mat-
ter for. -,teacher' and pupil. At best;
the film can only become a' more or
less valuable extension cf the black-
board; at Worst it might bo 'a posi-
tive hindrance to the development
of the' Habit oP serious reading,
Progress
I Man's life is a progress, and net a
statim. �;y
—R. W. Emerson.
from history that there is very little
to be learnt from history. We learn
from it also, if we are wise, a decent
scepticism concerning. political pana-
ceas. There has never been a Golden
Age... ,For, under any • constitution,
power must be put into the bands
of men; and men abuse power.
All these things Johnson knew very
well. He know then so well that he
did not need history to teach them
fancy,
I
objection,
to 111111, Anr his
was not really so much to history
as to historians. He knew that hu-
man natre rir not change. He ob-
jected to the historians who told him
that it did•"All history," it has been
said, "is a history of one's own cen-
tury." Johnson was doubtless igno-
rant of the icicle is of the past....
of what its men were like, he had
far too keen a sense to be willing to
spend much time in learning what
the present said about them. He was
avid to study "modes of life." It was
only that small part that "kings or
lords, can cause or cure" which he.
found tedious. He, more almost than
any other person, was the type of the
swam beneath us, and occasionally a
large fish, like a grouper, would zig-
zag among them like a grumpy old
man looking for something. -From
"The Great Horn Spoon," by Eugene
Wright.
Potato Prize
The Royal Winter Fair, desirous of
varying its awards in order to add in
t1•insic value as well as interest to
the winners, welcomes the form taken
by the latest gift that the Executive
has acknowledged. The N.V. Potash
Export My., Montreal, has donated a
solid gold watch, suitably engraved,
for the best ?/z bushel of certified
potatoes
aFair toexhibited beheld iii To onto on
Nc vember 20.28, ,;,,^
VEL VETS AND THE DYE -POT
Velvets are very responsive to dyes.
After the coloring process is com-
pleted, they should be thoroughly
I rinsed in clear water, and pressed be-
' tween ;the hands to extract the water.
'After drying in a perfectly straight
hanging position, they should be
steamed over a hot iron and occasion-
ally brushed against the nap.
Niinai'd's Liniment for 'Neuralgia.
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You Must Do Your Bit
`in tite war against the fly, carrier
of germs and breeder of disease.
it is proven that AEROXON is one
of the most convenient and most
efficient means of combating this
fly evil. It is convenient, because
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flies never get away when once
caught. Each spiral gives three
weeks perfect service.
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FAT MS ! HERE'S
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All over the world Krutohen Salts is
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strive for an attractive, free from fat,
figure that cannot fail to vin admiration.
Here's the recipe that banishes fat and
brings into blossom all the natural
attractiveness that every woman pos-
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Every morning take one quarter tea-
spoon of Krusehen Salts in a glass of
hot water before breakfast.
Be sure and do this every morning, for
takes
dailydose that
a
It's the little
off the fat." Don't miss a morning_
The Kruschen habit means that all
poisonous waste platter and harmful
acids and gases are expelled from the
system.
At the same time the stomach, liver,
kidneys, and bowels are toned up and
the pure, fresh blood containing Nature's
six life- iviiig salts is carried to every',
organ, gland, nerve, and fibre of the
body, and this .is followed by '• that
ICruschen feeling" of energetic health
And activity that is reflected in bright
•eyes, clear skin, cheerful vivacity, and
a charming figure, d
the pain departs. Ton are hap1Y
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Employ the best way yet `evolved in
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130 sure to get the genuine Phillips'
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