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Do you take
pleasure in
"I NOW go about my daily
work with pleasure," ,says
Mrs. Scott of Guelph. In.
spite of tiring domestic tasks
and family care., that is the
way every"waman should feel.
But how many do?
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Mrs. Scott le one of these.
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Ontario.
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The Mece:ere cif a Men
Notes -"How did be lite?"
l3ut—`How did he live?
Not—"\That dict he gars?"
But --"\\'hat did he give?"
Tbese are the units
rro measure the worth
Of a man, as a Haan,
Regardless of birth.
•
Not—"What was his station?"'
But—"Had lie a heart?"
And—ilIloli' (lid ho play. his God-given
part?"
Was he e'V.er ready
With a word of good cheer,
To bring back a smile,
To hauish a tsar?"
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Bute. --"Had lie befriended those r
iu need?"
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Once a Mother s Used ThemShe Will Use Nothing ElSe.
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Silex. John I3ollinworth, Maidatrne,
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Ane months old. I have always used
Fairy Tales and Facts
Rebecca West in the London Even-
ing Nets (Ind, Cons.): A good•look'
Seg young woman who is not born to
fiches i$ exti•einely unlikely to win
any dazzling social success unless she
gives herself prestige by following
sense sort Of. occupation. Unless she
sloes that she is extremely unlikely to
secure admission to the world .of
galety' en any terms, nniole leas per-
manent ,elevation to the prosperous
classes. The fairy tale of -Cinderella
is only a fairy tale. In real life few
'people marry out of thein own class.
One is born to chandeliers and mar-
'iage at ,Hanover Square; they are
not to be obtained otherwise save
once in a blue moon.,
Baby's . OwnTablets for them and
eal;t,, )lave i:ound no •other medicinu 10
equal the Tablets as a relief for the pillar -boxes it is a delight to find them
many ailments of childhot d." looking once more like women, and to
Farewell to Fasting
London Evening Standard (Ind.
Cons.); After a decade during which
Women have looked like pencils or
ilio sketch in the Baby's Own. Tablets are a mild bu
t have all the ancient poetic images of
But—"I-low many were sorry:when he thorough laxative which regulate the the female fc:m again coming true.
Bowels also site ten the stomachIt'is undoubtedly prettier that raptur-
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passed away?"
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Civil Aviation
Makes Strides
In Canada
They drive out constipation and indi- sus admirers should be reminded of
Greek vases by the appearance of the
ladies of their choice than that they
should have to recall a mere coffee
canister. But the revival has its dan-
gestion, break u colds and simple
e
We heard a flapper say if you avant
a sure-fire thrill try kissing a mail
easy They are sold by medicine
e • d 1 the Cutting of teeth
with hiccoughs.
dealers or by mail •at 25 cents a box
Standing on a street corner the.
other day a friend told. JIM that a
lady just passing was over 50 years
old. Jim said, "You woudn't think it
to look at her knees."
Why the Diet Habit Continues
to Grow Compete with yourself; set your
Wife --"Will you love me if I grow teeth and dive into the 'job of break- endeavor revenge.
fat?" • ing your own record. 'few women are color blind, ex -
ter or for worse—not through is
Husband—"No„ I promised for bet- No man keeps up his enthusiasm
1 thick automatically cent in the matter of distinguishing
fee m The Dr. Williams' Alec -lime Co., gess, since, if carried to extremes, it
Toronto.—Civil aviation in. Canada
has become an important factor in the
many phases of the business and com-
munity life of the Dominion. It is 10
years since civil aviation began in the
Dominion, when a commercial cora-
pan obtained a contract from the Que-
bec Provincial Government to patrol
an area of forest land for fire protec-
tion during the summer of 1919.
Since then many uses have been
found for aircraft, which include for-
est fire detection land suppression;
timber cruising, air photography,
transportation of passengers, express
and mail, instruction, advertising,
sightseeing, and ,"joy -rid ,,
ing.
Sixty-two organizations or individ-
uals are now engaged in civil flying,
including the Ontario Provincial Air
Service, while 21 light airplane clubs
are in operation.' There are 330 air-
craft licensed for commercial use in
the Dominion, by the Department of
National Defense, and 27S commercial
pilots, and 253 air engineers hold cer-
• tificates.
Fifty-three airports and seaplane
ports are similarly licensed, while a
large number of municipalities In
every province are giving considera-
tion. to the cou_struction of airports.
Nino schools of flying, ,are conducted
and a large number of pupils are re-
ceivillg instruction. In addition there
are 22 private owners of aircraft, and
221 licensed private pilots.
An important part is being played
by ` aircraft in connetion will •`mineral
development hi the northern parts of
, the Dominion, The carriage of mail
by air is another important Phase,
Eighteen months ago , Mail was de-
livered to a few outlying districts.
During 1923, however, 313,031 pounds
of mail were conveyed. For the first
'six months of this year 245,75.0 pounds
have been carried by contractors.
The. light airplane club movement
inaugurated In 1927 has shown great
results. Twenty-one clubs are active
and have a membership of 4248, of
which 278 are solo pilots, and have
to their credit a total of 5975 hours in
the air to date this year.
The construction of an airship base
and airport at St. ,Hubert, near Mont -
nal, followed the decision of the Do-
minion to participate in Empire air
, -communication by airship. A moor -
king tower has been erected and equip
-
Ped with the most efficient machinery
obtainable for the reception of the
British airship 8101, which 18 expect-
ed to snake its first transatlantic pass-
age in the autumn of this year. An
airdrome eeluprising 792 acres is be-
ing constructed, which, when corn-
plet.ed, wil'rank as one ofinest nest in,
the world. Christian Science Moui-
tor,
Neariy 30 women drove automobiles
in the recent 001 -.mile reliability race
froin Paris to• the .I'i,ivfera.
.'oft can tell pretty well how you
stand the comnumity by the way
children and dogs like you.
Brockville, Ont.
Erethu5iaSm.
If you can't get enthusiastic about
your work, it's time to get alarmed.
Something is wrong.
will bring hack tight lacing and with
it all the ills that went with that bar-
barous mode.
'If you are affronted, it is better to
pass it by, in silence, or with a jest,
though with some dishonor, than to
The Red Rose Tea guarantee means what it says. If
not satisfied return the unused part in the package ant
the grocer will, refund. your money. e>a
REP ROSE ORANGE ]PEKOE ys extra go
The rose is fairest when 'tis budding:Classified Advertisements
new;
.And hope is brightest when it
and thin." Enthusiasm must be nourished with, red and green traffic light's,—Florence
new actions, new aspirations; new of
We will believe that aviation has forts, new vision.
It is one's own fault if his enthusi-
asm arrived when we see a two -pas asm is gone; he has failed to feed• it.
senger.,airplane go by with seven or And right here is the big season
eight high-school students seated in why thousands of men hit high-water
it. marks at thirty-five and then recede.
They can "do their work with their
eyes shut," and that is the ,way they
do it.
They have lost the driving bower of
enthusiasm.
They sleep at the switch. All ,they
see in life is the face of the time
clock. All they hear is the quitting
whistle.
If you want- to turn hours into min-
utes,
renew your enthusiasm.
Helen—"Is your physician helping
you to reduce?"
Gladys—"I think so. I fancy both
father and myself have grown thinner
worrying over his enormous bills."
The modern girl would rather mend
a fellow's ways than his socks.
•
Then there was the absentminded
professor who put the light in bed
and put himself out for the night.
Stop Colds with Minard's Liniment.
Alarm is expressed for fear that ( When joy is denied to the child,
skirts may eventually become so high there is very little chance that it will
they will be mistaken for neck ruffles. • ever come into the .life of the grown
man
Scientist has invented a machine
that -eau match colors perfectly. We
don't know what the machine is, but
it isn't a husband.
Re—"Have you ever kissed a man
before? She (falteringly)—"Y7-yes."
He (excited)—"Tell me his name so
I can give him a good thrashing."
She—"But--=but—he might be too
many for you."
Teacher—"Tommy, tell the class
something about Lindbergh's great
feat."
Tommy—"I Bever saw them, but I
can tell about Charlie Chaplin's."
• If he asks mo I'll say "Yes," It
doesn't make much difference. He's
clever and good looking. His hands
are gentle. I like to feel them in my
hair. I think he would treat me all
right. If he doesn't ask me, never
mind—but if he does I'll say "Yes."
"Shampoo, madam?"
"Yes."
Customer—"I want a ton of coal."
Dealer—"What size do you want?"
Customer—"Well, if it's not asking
too nosh, I would like to have a
2000 -pound ton."
Nothing makes hair grow so fast
around the edges as being bald on
top.
Talkmuch or write much and you'll
be disliked much.
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Excess acid is the common cause of
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The quick corrective Is an alkali which
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The rose is sweetest washe dwith
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And love is, lovliest when embalmed
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