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Surnames and Their Orion!
MITCHELL
Variations -Mitchel, Mitchelson; Mich-
aelson,
Racial Origin—English.
Source—A given name.
This group of family names, is de-
rived from the given name of •Mich•aei,
• which, of course, is. Hebrew, being one
of the scriptural names•. The meaning
of the ,given name. is "like God."
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Mitchell and Mitchel, of ocurse, are
shortened; forms of Mitchelson.
HARGRAVES.
Variations—Hargreaves, Graver, Con-
grave.
Racial Origin—English.
Source -A locality.. •
The family names in this group are
traceable to .the same source as that
In that period of English history of Groves, Grover and Greaves.
when the Saxon and No=rman tongues In the old English speech a grove, or
bad just combined, when Normans and "greave" was an avenue 'or path hew -
Anglo -Saxons finally 1•o,st their pride in: ;ed, tlhroug'h the forest, though. more
race toe pride in nationality, there
came about a change hi the type • of
given names. This was no doubt due
In part to the absolute neces-aity for
Mare names, _absolute
population was In-
creasing and tkie same. torte whtich
finally brought about the development only part of which that remains is the
...finally
and or family, name for the past participle "graven."
,
individual also tended to increase the .All of these
hse f milytion name's place fall with:,
►lumber of given names. In that period ,,,in the.
there was a general turning to the The "'haxgreave" was a woodland path
.Scriptures. and to scriptural history in noted for the presence of hares. Per -
search. of names. sons who lived at los near Mich places
Naturally Michael, ;the name of the naturally were spoken: of as "John ate
arChangel, waspopular a enc. And Hargreave," or "Roger de la Har -
froth. it naturally developed a surname greave," the prefixes being dropped
by the addition of "son." At this
later
persons helina nee a 1 rae oherdicate than
period:, is the South, the linguistic ten -the
deny 'was toward a softening of pro- the pieces where they lived rah The
' nunelation and the name became "coney" or "conyng"
Mitchel, while it remained Michael in Hence the names Congreve ant Aar -
the North, just••as the same word be- grave are virtually the same. A per -
came "ditch" In the South and "dyke son who dwelt near ar a gr or a ``•`graver;ove was "
In more modern times, a grower, a g
Sri the Ndr.th. i family name
owing to the reao�rded' evenings, there though somati'mes th s Y
has, been a return to the original form may indicate the occupation rather
In the case of the name, though there than the pace in which its, original
has not been in the case of the word. bearer dwelt.
lately it has come to indicate a small
clump of trees. The word comes from
the soma root as .our moderne'eP'ord`
"grave," a burial place, and. as our
modern word "engrave." It comes
Yroni.'-a verb' meaning 'ta`cut .about the
MRS. JULIA ,U
During the war, Mrs. Julia W. Hen
awarded the British War •Medal, the V
the Croix de Guerre with Gold Steal, th
Red Star, and the Grand• Cross of the
in. connection with the Red Cross.
four tines. Mrs. Henshaw is ,also well `•
ing world as the author of "Wildflowers;
and other botanical works. She' is, a Ti
famousfor her huaud-painted -ioutern 'slide
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UNREFRESHING SLEEP
If You Are Tired Out When You
Arise in the Morning
Read This.
Raid That Has Lasted Millions
of Years.
The earth has been subjected to an
aerial bombing during millions of
years, yet it seems little worse for its
hammering.
Anyone who ,takes the trouble to
watch a patch of sky on a clear moon-
less night will see eight or ten shoot-
ing stars each hour.
It has been estimated that et least
twenty milLion•.shooting stars, would be
visible to someone on the earth's sur-
face if it 'ere dark enough aid clear
enough to see then.
As a. shooting star, or meteor, has
to be a good size to be visible at all at
distances varying from forty to eighty
miles, it is. further computed that this. mouthful of foots..
number of aerial bombs must be multi I For stoutness, drink less; eat much
plied by twenty, making the number less and walk six miles per day.
of missiles whish bombard the earth For' thinness, eat fattening (farinao.
duffing every twenty-four hours f sous) foods.; go to Y g
at
l'aex; and •
1i11 wore
C 'I14iliIke1471ountains,"
YE: G .Iietience and is
atid,M' Sar
day to `S "•L,...m..—_,fir,
Little `~tom's '3r
of hndiani , ^Y
The Nootkas •of ,Vancouver Island
are village dwellers. Their old-time
rectangular houses of cedar planks
formerly stood close to- the water's
edge in the majestie fiords that indent
the impenetrable 1 mountains and
The woman who -is tired out, who' forests of •the inte_rior.., Now their
aches all over when she arises, in the eine'', • modernized Settlements are
morning, who feels depressed most sof strung neith and. sonrthin bead-like
the time, needs just the help that Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills can .,give her --
new blood and strong nerves.,
The number of diserdeirs' that are,
Caused by thin blood 'Is amazing and
Most • women; aro careless abdut the Mountains, lived the elusive hunters
condition of; their '.blood,.Quici1ly.
nerves aro effected and the' patient be- Stoziies .and, the'n,Blackfeet, whose not
comes • irritable, worries over trifles; triadic existence admitted of no fixed
does not sleep as ,well as flornieriyand
is not refreshed by rest. There May-
be
naybe stomach, trouble and headache.
This Is a condition that calls for. Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills. • '
Give Dr, Williams' Pink Pills a fair
trial and the first sign of new life will
be noticed by your'appetite.• You will
be hungry bymealtime. As the blood
GUARD THE BABY
Classified Advart°tsernet t4
e1,13ligee oPPPf'I'ONt]Y
AGAINST T VOIDS { IaPt buolneas, (tent ev Oelofwrx XI;trne elate, given
hantp, ax111,aa, nor , seek el
'areland llaroot. 11.T.
m.yrinuoklok tis Mine lasts' eer r^o ml , rano ttoa �
t"i te.. zs (rate. Dr, ki. n0$t1, yrtue, mora emir.
wat.iivicaett RANO PRIt�YM2e
To guard the baby against cold(
nothing call equal Baby's filwn Tw1-
11ts. The Tablets are a mild laxative
that will l cep tine little one's attouiaeh
and bowels working regularly, It is a
recognized fact that where the atom.
etch and bowels are in good order that.
colds will not exist; that the health of.
the little one will bo good and that he
will thrive -:and be happy. The, Tab-
lets are sold by reedieine dealers er by
;nail at 25 .cents a .box from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine 00., Brockville,
Ont. .
Activity In Gold MIning.
As, the prices of commodities fall
miles a , second, and think how long
even the hardest metal could. stand the
friction. When we see them they are
hotter than any blast furnace •could
make them. Their fine debris falls
slowly 'and harmlessly to earth, and
adds its quota to the world's bulk as
meteoric dust.
Cure Yourself.
fashion all 'along the west coast of
their island home. They have ot:cu-
La ed the same coves from- time im-
memorial.
`e Far away' to the East, across the,
t k ),,pY• ♦A' 4SMfl ll4r ifou 4 VAr. 11,014
TON head rpm p wW take ram
1.deteide Mt. W., ^tetwltek rid -
weans, loss, WilMM rifidi
Makee 'Ern Shine, •
solution, half crater and halt
household amts+Cala, IS a help to tits#
wearer of glasses on these sultry dart,'
A Pew drops of this and a clean cloth,
will remove all perspiration and steazka.
Ask for Mlnard's and tyke no athor.
Rats are fought relentlessly on Lone,
gold increases in value. At the saute don's Underground Railway; when
time gold mining becomes more profit- one is seen special rat-catchers are,
able and. the output of gold is greater. sent after it, The rats come out fol;
The present activity of the leelemin- 'the grease on the rails.
ing companies'1s owing to the fall in
rid to the expectation of fur -
prices a
ther recessions. The mines • in :Cana-
da, the United States and the Trans- I-
vaal are, producing. eonsjderably more
go -id now than a year ago.
The ,human body is subject to many
Ms, and there are times, of course,
when expert medical advice• should be
sought. But the following quick cures
A cubic foot of water weighs 62%
pounds.
abode and whose conical' Skin tipis in-:
eessantly ;shifted from place to place
for the requirements of peace and war.
Even at the present day, after the
government has' barb -wired them on
reserves, their Indian. Agencies and
Missions stand in lonely isolation, like
symboilsof`the new, restrictions which
have not yet won full recognition in
becomes enriched it feeds and teethes the land.
the irritated nerves, sleep becomes Whereas ;idle Nootkas'depended on
sounder and more refreshing, your the deep sea for subsistence -.their
worries become less, your work light- foods being codfish, salmon, whale,
candle fish oil ' and seal blubber—the
res
res s' rovers of the prairies eoveted
not .g but buffalo meat, which, once
avenous appetites,were satis-
ey'dried in. the sun or"prepared
nniilcan for preservation. If the
cared nothing for the flesh of
mals, the latter—the Blackfeet
cular-loathed all fish -eaters,
their estimation was es• "un -
snakes are to most white
�IN 0TEI+�'aE�1l+l0tIS New Eyes
But you can Promote a
�y Clean, Maltby Condition
OUR Ed/�.�1JaeMurine Eye Remedy
�o aa..rV,r Night and Horsing."
Keep yoWfer
fes Flea Eye Care Book.
and a1�
Illerlse Exo itcta9Ox Co..9 Call ellio.81r0a1.0100®if
er. These are some of the things that
these tonic pills do. Try them for any
trouble caused by thin blood.
You can get ,these pills from, any t
medicine dealer or by mail' at 50 cents 1 ft
a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine,{.,i.
Co., Brockville, Ont.
Sea, Monsters' Centuries
of Life.
With land animals it is coniparatdV
ly easy to get information as tti their
length. of life. We know definitely
that an elephant Will live for nos°
than a century, and that a goose ea.
survive to the age of sixty.
But when wee• comes to fish or to ere
tures whose life is spent in the water
the difficulty of ascertaining their age
3s very great.
Since it le usually the largest .=
.
malts that live longest, we can assun°
that the whale is very long-lived, 0!
this facet we have also some deiinit:
are not of the "quack" variety, and.) proof. In 1866 a huge bull spern
would be ;approved by doctors. whale was head killed. 'In
Iants bod dyrpw ns
For indigestion eat less, and slowly, found the 1 that it on,
Masticate and re -masticate each• marks upon which stW Ch had been
longed to a w
broken up forty years before.
It would seem that this whale had I'
t urine been hunted at least half a century I:
our bed earl and et earlier, and since the creature must l;.
uundrd trillions. 1 up late; indulge, if passible, in an af- then have been of fair size, it is prob
How is it that cases et people lough ternoon. nap, and take a spoonful of able that at the time of its death it
•
lsille, bye this bombing, terrific tIiotigh olive oil. after each meal. was about a hundred years old, ,
it is, are exceedingly rare? The ins For "nerves„ eat prones; don't Walruses, certainly live to fifty years •
war is that filo earth be almost bomb- sknoize; reduce your consumption of of age, and possibly lon.geo, while . a
proof so far a:a++meteors are concornad. tea; go for a quiet half -mile walk be-. seal has lived 112 captivity for thirty
Its, armor -plate is the thio atmos -
I fore breakfast, and use your will- years,
The long
phare, power, x est -lived •creatures are rep -
It has long been a commoareaee ee For a weak client or tendency. to 'tiles, and we are aware that the giant
defence that s•andbaS' are more 'et colds, breathe deeply always. Galapagos tortoise hasp a fife extend-
; fccac:tous shell -stoppers than concrete, For threatened baldness wear a ing to two centuries. And since we.
and forty or fifty: miles- of atmosphere I light hat; brush your hair frequently, know that the great sea turtles are
proves• too much for anything but theand rub In a little olive oil nightly, very slow growing, yet reach a weight
meteors. r neuralgia, eat (because, of its of six hundred pounds, we are justified,
very biggest ho Bevin 'that, these creatures, to. ;
trek about in fileiron)spinach on O. believing
a` dawing stick � content of ep
Wave g strong,
air and watch it rekindle. Titan•
Imagine a meteoricstone entering out F
y live o b at least a hundred,year(
For a flushed . yeti?".
meat,•
butt illus 1 �.
atmosphere at they nate o e an pastry;MONEY ORDERS. .
fruit and green vegetables; and drink devilfish, the remains of which have
no alcohol. r • at tulles been washed ashore o+n,beserc et is always safe to send a Dominioti
keep Cod general, health, es; may' have liven for centuries In the- rasp ass. Money Order. Five dollars
Finally, to g costs three cents.
fisc cold water•• -Mitre( large glasses Gold, black ablesea
daily internally, and a gallon or so ex- -
>~ .nineteen Cr pimply face aeoici old
h it is more than likely that manatee
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Mlnards, applied fre-'
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•
respective modes of travelling
ting were as far apart as the
f their foods. The coast fish -
mild not betake themtselves to
ance without their ole -piece
ollowed out from the trunks
giant cedars; they fished with
Wild hemp and hooks made of
nil hardwood. They gathered
e parties fax hunting the whale,
eapons•^•being detachable bar
heads fastened to large seal
ch floats and propelled by long
The whale -hunting songs and
is rituals of their chief were, In
Ir belief,. no less essential for the
-cess ,of their venttii•esome enter -
see than the primitive harpoons
ey employed:
You Never Would
"Neon, the new African frttit they're
going to import into this country, is
;pronounced delietous'.
"My, you'd never think that little
word was pronounced that way, would
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itepentaiiee is Brat it matter of: pas.
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Clear 'the pores of impurities by
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casional touches of Cuticura Oint-
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Keep Kendall's
always in the barn.
1� strained muscle, a
sprung tendon, a jolt
or a knock demands immediate
attention. A few hours' delay will
result in a long lameness—perhaps
in the loss of the horse. Kendall's
Spavin Treatment has saved more
torseflesh than all the other known
remedies. Under the name of,
'Kendall's Spavin Cure, it is the
forty -year-old standby of horsemen,
farmers and veterinarians.
Get -a bottle of Kendall"s today.
Ask, too, for the Free Book or
write for it to
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ENOSBURG FALLS, Vt.. U.S.A.
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Rives Desert, Que. —'" I used to, have a
severe pain in my side. Iwould '1 un-
able to walk fast and could not ateuiti?
for any length;of time to do myironlog
or washing, blit I would have to he,
down to get relief from the pain, • T
had this for about two years, then
friend told me to try Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound as she had
had good results. I certainly got good
results from it, too, as the last time 1
had a sore side was last May and I have
not had it since, 1 am also glad of
haveng good nursing for my baby, and
I think et is your medicine that helped
me in this *ay ."--Mrs. L. V. BunuSD
River Desert, Quebec.
If :you are suffering from the tortures
of a displacement, irregularities, back -
headaches, nervousness, or a pain
in the side, you should lose no time in
trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Private 'Text -
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Write for it tote Lydia E. Pinitham
Medicine Co., Cobourg Ontario. This
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every woman should know. sg
UNLESS you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you
are not getting Aspirin at all
Accept only an "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin,', which contains directions and. 'dos l worked out by
physicians h during 22 years and proved safe by millions for
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Colds Headache Rheumatids
Toothache Neuralgia ellritls
Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain
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