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The ®RANdE PEKOEis extra good. Try it!
,The 'GleaningBell,
lea many parts of tura). England one,
piety still hear the gleaning bell beiftg
sounded mt MOM and eventide,, to tell.
the country folk 'When themlaay b gin,
gleaning and when they must 'cease.
The custom is .of considerable an-
tiquity, being mentioned by Tussey 1ti
the year 1557: As e.. rule, the bell is
sifundGd from. the belfry of the parish
church, ' and the ringer Is entitled to a
penny for the whole period from each
family that goes gleaning.
In some; parishes, however; a crier
perambulates the district. with a hand-
bell; while in others a gong. suspend-
ed from a tripod on the village green,,
is utilized. ,
OurGrandmother Tongue, lips need to. be changed into our Eng
. lush arrang'el}uent. RHEUMATIC PEOPLE
If IJnglish . is our mother -tongue, It will be a good thing if the study
why, of course, Anglo-Saxon is our
grandmother language, for it is the
mother of the EngIish speech. Let
me :tell a few of the interesting things
that may be told of this very aged
lady..
In the first place, she belongs to a
very ancient and respectable family.
She is a sister of'the Latin and Greek
tongues, and possesses certain. strong.
family traits.
For instance, our grandmother
tongue has, like those of her two sis-
tersdeclensions for the nouns, and
conjugations for . the verbs. There
are no less than four of the former,
while there are five cases, instead of
three only, as hi English. There are
three genders for adjectives, and for
the personal: pronouns three numbers.
With six conjunctions and a most
delicate subjunctive mood and plenty
of tense, every shade of meaning may
be expressed, the sisters—Latin and
Greek scarcely eclipsing our dear,
grandmother in this beautiful feature.
Unlike the French, Anglo-Saxon is.
inflected; and like the German, the
order of the words in the sentences
us they fall from our grandmother's
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of our grandmother tongue be more
generaHy introduced into schools and
colleges. It would be as good discip-
line as that of her relatives of Greece
-and Italy, and far more useful,
To teachers of grammar, an ac-
quaintance with the old lady would be
particularly beneficial. Few teachers
ever know that. "loved" is merely a
contracted form of our •grandmother's
love -did; that "methinks" is not poet-
ical English at all, but, on the con-
trary, Anglo-Saxon prose, and means
"to me it seems"; and. that, .in "he
went a -fishing," the a is the preposi-
tion on—"he went on fishing." In
fact, • nearly all our present grammat-
ical forms come from this respectable
ancestor.
A Club Sandwich.
She—"Your wife hit you with a
sandwich eh? I can't say that seems
to be a serious assault."
He -"No; but it was a
wich, you know." '
club' sand -
"When It's :Night -Time—" -
Mrs.. Biltbags was determined to be
real "clasps." She , had never had a
chance to make a splash until her hus-
band made a huge fortune out of sec -
and -hand bacon -rinds or something
like that, and so she was now resolved
to make up for lost time:
One of her first ventures was the
purchase of a huge country house. She
put in the workmen to make all sorts
af'elterations and yO•dditiL''ns,regardless
of•expe'nse.
Mrs. Biltbags was dal y on the scene
s'uperiutending the work, for, although -
she was now so wealthy, she was de-
termined to have her full value for
every penny. -
"Now look here," she said, "this
sundial Is completely wasted out there
in that corner of the garden where no
one can see it."
"Well, mum," said the patient fore-
iian, "whe9'e would you like us to put
it?"
"Put it under the electric light in
the hall," canunranded Mrs. • Giltbags,
with a sniff. "'Then we can see what
time it is at night."
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Ask for Minaret's and take no other,
Where Charity Begins.
The rick New York philanthropist
who sought the advice of the public
about the best way to spend his
looney s•oas to do the most good with
It got twenty-five •hundred letters the
first day. All but fifty of his %corres-
pondents wanted money for them-
selves; which indicates how widely
accepted is the old pr"ove'rb, "Charity
begins at home." •
Kite -flying is forbidden over the
Houses of Parliament, Westminster
Abbey, St. Paul's Cathedral, aiid other
of Londoif's historic buildings.
Electric lights over the water in
fish hatcheries have been found to
attract insects, and aid in feeding the
fish.
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FQRMAT:
lncrease Poulfrtj Profits
Co-opal:gin*
Metrketin,
T -FIE Western Wheat Producers. the.
Ontario honey men and others, have
made co-operative selling a marked
success. They havestabilized prices and
IncC-eased their profits by standardised
l:rd.linp• andshipping methods •,and
rhplying efficient salesmanship and real
merchandising to the disposal of their
crops, ny these methods the poultry
producers, too, can secure these benefits.
The Outstanding proof of this is Prince
Edward Island, where, for the last
thirteen years, expert and efficient sales-
manatee applied to co-operative market-
ing, has saved thousands of dollars
Annually ;for the ttoultfiy
farmers and permanently
stabilized their inarketa.
Naturally, to be successful, co-
operative marketing must be handled
efficiently. Plow to form and" operate.
successfully a local ovgiinizatien Is de-
tailed in the FR'h;E booklet, "Co-oper-
tttion itt Marketing Potiltt.'y Products",
issued by the Department of Agriculture
at Ottawa, This is one of over five
hundred ;hh] fulpamphlets on farm sub-
sects. T6 obtain it, together °with Som
plete list of !'REE pamphlets, 511 in
this slip, and return it post free to
The .Publication Branch
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa • - Ontario
Marie. , ,.1. e • It. R. No
+w:, . Proei7t60 , ,.,", . ,
ieepirig the 'school J3and
Intact Throughout the
1? ntire Year,
The school band ia dependent upon
two, important fedora ' fos• its exist
enee; morale and loyalty to the or-
gallilatiom The firstIs Taunt up by
oaitIviating in the boy's mire a pride'
in 1i1erformiilg with and lxelpirlg to
produce an :organ a"tion that is .of
soliJe consequence to the school and
community, Thesecond is based up-
on.,
p-
on the "gang 'spirit" of the boy.
boy has a pride in numbers of his
Rind. . "
A 'band should be organized as an
integral part of the school. It should.
not be organized ground any other in-
ted•est, For instance; some bands
are built up in the fall to play for the
games. When the games are over the
CAN NOS FIND RELIEF band d n e made
se-maiiitairlingbreaksup. ifA thehanpropercabinterest
is aroused in the boys' minds:
A series of concerts in the eaaly
springlfor a tour will do much to
heighten the efficiency of the band and
tighten the organization,
Tallow From Trees.
In Sierra Leone grows the cream -
fruit tree, the fruit of which has the
By Driving the Poisonous A.eid
From the System.
Rheumatism attacks people when
the blood is thin and watery, oil
charged with impurities, thus setting
up inflammation of the muscles and
joints. Cold; wet weather or sharp I taste of cream and Is very agreeable
winds may start the pains, but the • to the palate. In Ceylon there is a
cause is rooted in the blood and to get
relief it must be treated through the
blood. As a blood builder and nerve
tonic Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are ma
surpassed, and for that reason do neet.
fail to give relief to rheumatic suffer-
ers when given• a fair trial. Among
the rheumatic sufferers who have
proved the .great value of this medi-
cine is Mrs. Simeon J. Tatton, Indian
Head, Sask., who says: -'Fon over
two years I was an intense sufferer
from rheumatism and until I began the
use of Dr. Williams' Pink 'Pills no
treatment that I took helpednue any.
The trouble grew so bad that.I could
not move around the house without
help, and finally 1 had to give up ,and
go to bed. Words cannot tell how,
much I suffered, and I could not bear
to have anyone come near me. Final-
ly one of my neighbors strongly urged.
me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, arid
I decided to do so. In the course of a
few weeks I could feei,.an improve-.
meat, and I was able to get up. I kept
on taking the pills until all traces . of
the trouble weregone, and. I could
again do my housework, feeling like• a
new person. Three years have passed
since that and there has never been
the slightest return of the trouble, so
that I feel safe in saying that the re-
lief
elief brought by this medicine is: per-
manent"
You can get the pills from your
druggist, or by mail at 50 'Dents a -box
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
SICKNESS HEALED' -BY.
SPIRITUAL MEANS
Christian Science Lecturer
Claims No Incurable
Disease.
The Christian Science lecture radio -
cast from Massey Hall, Toronto, gave
many an opportunity to hear for the
first time something authentic about
the subject.
After half a century of growth the
claim's of Christian Science that spirit-
ual healing is to -day practical is be-
ing recognized by material systems
of healing and by the older :churches.
The lecturer, Robert Stanley Ross, of
New York, spoke in part as follows:
Christian Science is demonstrating:
that it is the Christianity of Jesus
made practicable to -day. Now, as Of
old, it is showing mankind: iiow to es-
cape from ,all evil" No natter how
long one has been ill, no matter how
deeply one may be involved in sin, lib
matter' howheavy one's burden of sor-
row, poverty, pre care, Christian
Science joyfully points the way out,-
not through death and the so•called
hereafter, but here and now. The
Bible tells us that the kingdom of God,
the kingdom of heaven, is- at hand,
here, now; and that now is the day of
salvation; that now are we the sons Nothing.
of God. The English teacher asked her class
1111 of us know that an ugly dispose- I to write a theme on what they would
lion (Which is a mental state) will I do if they had a $1,000,000. All heads
manifest itself in harsh, unlovely fea- I bon.t over their desks save one. Henry
tures (suppos•ediy a physical state) ; sat doing nothing. When the papers
Were collected, he handed in .a blank
paper.
"How is this?" asked the teacher,
All the .others. have written two
bread -fruit tree, from which a type of
bread; is made. It is said to compare
favorably with the ordinary article.
In South Ahierica we find a milk
tree, and a tree That grows in Sumatra
is known as the vegetable tallow tree.
Probably the Eskimos would like to
get this to grow in the Arctic regions,
for the early 'Arctic explorers had :a
task to keep these people from de-
vouring all their •candles as dessert af-
ter meals.
Excellent candles are tirade from.
the berries of another tree which
grows in South Africa and the Azores.
MAKE CARE OF
BABIES EASIER.
-Baby's Own Tablets Are a Great
Help to Mothers of Young
Children.
' Stomach distua"bances and constipa-
tion are responsible for much of the
peevishness of babies. The modern
mother does not resort to so-called
soothing mixtures but corrects the
trouble by sweetening the little stom-
ach and giving a gentle laxative that
acts without griping. _ Such a remedy
is found in Baby's Own Tablets, easy
to take and, guaranteed to be free
from opiates or narcotics.
Every .mother who tries Baby's Own,
Tablets becomes enthusiastic about
thein. • Mrs. Oscar Auger, Holyoke,
Maes., 'says:—"I have • used Baby's
Own Tablets and think them a splen-
did medicine for constipation and
other ailments which affect little
ones. I have no hesitation in recom-
mending them to other mothers."
Baby's Own Tablets are sold by medi-
cine dealers or by mail at •26 cents a
box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont. A little booklet,
"Care of the Baby in Health and Sick-
ness," will be sent free to any mother
on, request,
Daniel Didn't Dare!
Daniel summoned up courage enough
to escort a pretty girl home from
church. At the breakfast table the
next morning his father asked: "Well,
Danny, did'you take a:riy of the girls
home last night?"
"Yes," stammered Daniel._
"Who was she?"
Daniel hesitated and then blurted
out: "I thought it was Rosie Haven,
but when we got to the earner she
went intro Mary Bates's house."
"But couldn't you have found out by
her voice?"
"Neither of us said a word," Daniel
stamene'te-d.
Minard's Liniment for Distemper.
whereas a gentle disposition (which.
is a mental state) will manifest itself
in a smiling and serene countenance.
Some one has well said that if :fear,
irritability, and . hate will distort the pages while you have done nothing."
•"Well," replied Henry, "that's what
I,would do if I were a millionaire."
features, they will distort likewise the
heart,stomach, and liver. Why 'not?
Jesus recognized clearly that it is
hot mere food which disarranges the
human system, but fear, sensuality,
hate, and other .poisonous, destructive
beliefs. • •
Writing on page 248 of Science and
Health, Mrs. Eddy says: "Let un.
selfishness, goodness, Mercy, justice,
health, lioliiiess, love --the kingdom of
heaven --reign within us, and sin, dis-
ease, and death will diminish until
they finally disappear," All of which
indicates that mortals are healthy or.
unhealthy, Happy or unhappy, strong
or weak, alive or dead, in the. propor-
tion that their thinking is good or badr,
spiritual or material. Centuries ago
the wise man said: "As he (a man)'
thinketh in his heart, so lie is,"
In the sight of infinite Love there
are ao incurable diseases; there never
have been any, thdi'e Bever will be
any-, The Pdalm,ist knew this when he
sang "Bless the Lord, 0 my eon], and
forget not all his benefits: who for-
giveth all thine iniquities; who heal-
eth, all thy diseases," Note well that
it reads all„ thine thlgnit•les and all
thy disease';�not some of thein, t'
The largest egg laid by any Eur-
opean bird is that of the swan; the
mealiest that of the golden -crested
wren,
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The Pyramids by Moonlight.
This silver sheen of light
Has made a mystery of stars and.
sand,
The desert air, from some far lonely
land,
Sweeps on in scentless flight.
And iivith long shadows moving slowly
by,
Black camel"-- press against an argent
sky.
Tlie monuments of Kings
Who hoped to live eternally in stone,
Rise up, majestic, terribly alone,
Bereft of secret things.
Here is a silence and a space s'o vast
That Time has sighted and trodden
softly past.
And then as now, men lay
With wistful, upturned eyes that
sought to probe
Beyond • the star-sthrewn depths of
God's dark robe;
And then, as now, have they
Been given only Beauty in reply .
Beauty—and the night wind brushing
by.
—Adele De Leeuw.
Wasp stings are apt to be more
serious if received on the neck, face,
front of the wrist, tongue, and inside
the throat.
Including Alsace-Lorraine, France
is now probably richer than she was
before the Great War.
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)/
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Colds Headache
Neuritis Lumbago
Toothache Rheumatism
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SNEEZING.
The sigig that you mare
catching -old. Heat and
inhale Minard's and step
the cold.
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His Best Guess.
"Yesterday, darling," :aid the young
wife, "I got a diploma from the School
of Cookery. And—and how do you
like my cooking now?"
"Fine," said her husband, his mouth
full of omelette. "And what is this
I'm eating?
"Oh, darling! Gue ss1"
"The diploma."
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MRS. B. H. HART
SICK FOR YEARS
Wants Women to Know How
She Was Made Well by Lydia -
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
Y
Cornwal],Ontario.--"I.am now giving
your medicine a fair trial -'and it surely
1is doing me good and
I am going to keep
on taking it, 1 used
to feel so tired in the
morning that I didn't
want to get up but
that feeling is Ieav-
ung Ino rlOW. l :also
sleenbetter and feel
more like working.
.For seven or eight
years I have had,;
headaches,tiredfeel-
_ ings,painsinmyback
and across my body. I read' letters in
the newspapers saying what good Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound had
done others. My husband says 1.duit
too soon, but I am not going to stop.
taking the Vegetable Compound and
o
E. rinkham s Blood Medicine un- {
Lydia , ,. an ache or a
yy better and haven't till am
gpain. Isn't that the right way?`' 1 have
reat faith in your medicines. They .
must be good when those who take them
speak so highly of them. ram recoil=
mending them to my friends and I Will
' gladly answer letters from women aek-
ing"aboutthem. —Mrs. BURT I1.134.1t1',
•nw 11
I30x 1081, Cornwall, , On
tario.
Mrs. Hart wants to help other women
and is willing to answer letters froth,
,$ick women asking about the Vegetable
Compound. c
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