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The Blyth Standard, 1930-05-29, Page 7"Tommy" — Lord Dewar The passing of Lord Dewar—every- body called hien "Tommy" behind his back—recalls memories of London be- fore the war turned the World upside down. He was a charter member or the Five O'clock Club which met every afternoon in the Smoking Room of the Savoy. I can see him now, seated In a corner, telling his latest story, in his inimitable style—for ane Was a born raconteur and always had a new one on tap—with the celebrat• ed Waiter, "Beefy," hovering nearby. I can see, too, the sudden look of paln—a hurt look—that would spread over Tommy's face when someone, often out of devilment, ordered some ether b:and el refreshement than that which imide the Home of Dewar known all over the world, It seemed to say: "That is really more than I can en- dure." (No offense intended). Now and again, too, some affluent visitor in the circle would order champagne, but Tommy Dewar never touched it, preferring as ho put 1t, the beverage that made Scotland fatuous. Dewar was a noted wit and a popu- lar aftar-dinner enoaker. Ile once "brought down the house" by winding up a speech with: "And now, like Lady Godiva, after a short but interesting journey, I ap- proach any close." ' On another occaeilon, dilatiig on Nurses Wanted The Toronto Hospital for Incurables, in affiliation with Bellevue and Allard Hospitals, New fork city, Offers a Three Year's Course of Training' to Young' Women, having the required education, awl desirous of becoming nurses. This Hospital has adopted the eight -]tour eistem. The pupils receive uniforms of trio School, a monthly allowance and travelling expenses to and front New York. For further particulars write or apply to the Superintendent. 75%0, TOTAL FARES to CANADA ADVANCED B RITISHERS in Canada may now bring forward their Families, Relatives and Friends on Easy Terms. For full details apply:— J. D. CAMERON, Diet. Supt. Colonization Canadian Pacific Railway, Toronto BRITISH RE -UNION ASSOCIATION 1. D0 YOU SUFFER FROM , O ONSTIPAT- ION? Countless remedies are advertised for constipation. Many relieve for the moment but they are habit form- ing and must be continued. Others contain calomel and dangerous min- eral drugs, which remain in the sys- tem, settle in the pints and cause aches and pains. Some are harsh purgatives which cramp and gripe and leave a depressed after effect. Avoid lubricating oils which only grease the intestines and encourage. nature's machinery to become lazy. A purely vegetable laxative such as Carter's Little Liver Pills, gently touches the liver, bile starts to flow, the bowels move gently, the intestines are thoroughly cleansed and constipa- tion poisons pass away. The stomach, liver and bowels arc now active and the system enjoys a real tonic effeet. All druggists 25c and 75c red pkgs. ''all the comforts of a happy, happy lionle"—]ie was a bachelor, by alis w'ay—lie would np by saying: "The American (J, Howard 100110) who wrote 'Home, Sweet, lfooe; liv- ed for nifty years at hotels, so he ought to know." I suppose that Lord Dowar's closest cronies were Sir Thomas Lipton (also a bachelor- and Sir Harry Lauder— all three Scotsmen. There is a stor0, told by Harry Preston (in his "Mem- ories") to the effect that Harry Laud. ed once spent a week or two with De- war at his country place, . At the end of the visit Dewar, who was a keen Pigeon fancier, said to the median: "Now, my dear Barry, You mist let n1e present you with a little memento of your visit. I am going to give you a loft of pigeons—champions, but you must keep them confined for a fort- night otherwise they will fly away," Lauder, all Scottish, remember, kept the pigeons shut up for three weeks, being determined to take 110 chances, And when ane let them sot, of 000100, they all flew back to Dewar. This is told by Barry Lauder: At a big London function Dewar found himself seated next to a very pretty girl with the hyphenated sur- name of Porter -Porter. 1Ie addressed her several times as Miss Porter, Filially she turned on him and said, tartly: "My 11001e, if you please, is Porter - Porter, with a hyphen," "Ah!" said the whisiry baron, 'just as mine is Dewar -Dewar with a syphon!„ The stogy of a tense interview—with au amusing ending—between General Sir Arthur Currie, Conunander of the Canadian Corps during .the World War, and General J. B. Seely, who was in command of the Canadian Calmly Brigade, 1s told by General Seely in his autobiography "Adventure." Pres- ent also at the Interview, which tools place near the front line trenches, was Corporal "Foghorn" Alacdonald, a Canadian mining expert and a genuis. Currie was dreadfully worried about the weakness of the Canadian s h i1 probability of a Ger- manand the attack, Foghorn Macdonald sat on a table in 1110 cornet: of the room, swinging his legs and listening to the lively conversation between Currie and Seely. Tho guns were booming outside and Seely was anxious to go and see what was happening, but the talk went on. Presently Currie said: "There Is another thing, I aha very disentitled with the place in which you put your aline, Seely, I don't be- lieve 1t has been started In the right spot, and I am sure you won't get the water out; you will drown yon• own amen tvhtil0ut doing any 1100111 to the enemy" At this Corporal Foghorn Macdon- ald, who had hitherto taken no part In the conversation (chuckles General Seely), said these astonishing words: ! "Look here, old man Curie, you don't know the first thing about miles. I have forgotten more about them, han you 10111 ever 110010. You may say that you like about the rest, but don't you try coming it over me about the mine, just because you are the shut dutik it tl11( }middle,'' o Currie's 0.er1(1 boner," adds Seely, "instead of placing my eccen- tric friend under arrest, lie burst out laughing and said: 'Well, that has, broken the spell, anyway.' Every- thing was then settled amicably in Ove minuates, and I got away to Mei Tort line;' Once upon a time, yarns Compton Mackenzie, the novelist (In "Gallipoli I they proposed to give hint was likely to Meet with his approval. Without saying a word to him, it was put on the table at a civic lunch in the hope that 111s favorable opinion of it would reassure their anxiety shout its acceptableuess to a connois- seur, Now It really was a very fine and rare piece, and as 50ot1 as the mal sat ownat 11e table he great1 down t cocked an appraising eye upon It, While the dignitaries were waiting for the verdict Kltdhener, who knew' nothing about the presentation had been deciding that he must somehow secure that piece for his oivn collec- tlon, and also that lie must buy 1t cheap. So with this object In view ]re observed in his gruffest voice that the piece 1001 1101 genuine, at which the poor dignitaries were so Jn11011 depres- sed that they said not a word about the intended gift and tool( the china back to the dealers! Business Better 1 People "All Nerves" In Canadian West Vice -President, C. N. Railway, Says Farmers Are More Hopeful and Optimism Prevails Winnipeg --Business conditions In the West have greatly improved Par - tug the past few months, according to A. E. 1. Warren, vice-president, Western Region, Canadian National Railways, on his rerun to Winnipeg, after completing an extensive tour of the Western provinces. "In Vancouver, Calgary and Edmon- ton," 011'. Warren stated, "I find busi- ness men much more hopeful than they were the last time I made a trip through the West In January, There seems to be a peevailing spirit of op- timism, and a general feeling that things are better," Aar, 1Varren said that farmers, too, seemed more hopeful, 'There was 111 - lie tendency to 110010ase the acreage of wheat. Crying Babies Are Sickly Babies Tho well child does not cry — 11 is only the sickly baby who cries, The well child is laughing and happy. Baby's cry of distress is his way of telling the mother or nurse that he is ill. Therefore, if your baby cries do not delay 111 looking for the trouble, Baby's Own Tablets are a safe and efficient remedy for childhood ail- ments, They are a millet but thorough laxative which through their action on the stomach and bowels banish consti- pation and indigestion; break up colds and simple fevers and promote health- ful sleep. They will slake baby happy and keep him ]]appy. They are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr, Williams' Medicine Co„ Brockville, Ont, Courage Does It Immigrant Prospers as Farmer Despite Northwest's "Hard Luck" Pierre, S.D.—Under the title of "Fara1 Hard Lack" a. newspaper in Potter County, this state, casts doubt on the view that few can mance a liv- ing at farming in the Northwest. 'file story is that of a farmer who bought a shipment of hogs and deposited a draft for $1,600, out of which he paid 111e last obligation against him except Installments yet clue on li farm he has purchased. This elan came to thio country from Belgium twelve years ago unable tospeak h e jobfirst, s et English, He took a] t 1 6 as a section man and later on a farm) and saved enough to bring This fanlilY to this country. Since that time he has bought and paid for tip -to -date farm equipment and has purchased and partly paid for a farm, Ile owns a number of cattle and hogs besides buildings and other improvements on his place. This 111 spite of the fact that one year saw his entire efforts Wiped out by hail, and for two years his crop was cut short by drought. Members of his family have twice required expensive hospital and medi- cal treatment 101110;1 has been pall for, and lie is supporting his father who is incapacitated, All this in a section of the Nertlwest where it has been said repeatedly that farmers can not nlalt0 a living under existing 0011. (Miens and must have assistance or he wiped out, "Why slid Mrs, Flamingo refuse to take air. Kangaroo into her boarding About two nems after eating many "Why, she was afraid he'd jump his people suffer from sour stomachs. What to 1)o if You Find Your- self ih This Condition. The sort of thing that specialists call nervous debility is the rim -down condition causes byc -w o 'k ' 1 vel o and household worries, The sufferers fled themselves tiled low-spllited and lin- able to keep their mind on anything, Any sudden noise startles and sets the heart palpitating violently. They can- not sleep well at night; their hands tremble and legs ,seem enable to sup- port them. Such n condition is indeed pitiable, Doctoring the nerves with sedatives is at terrible Mistake. The only real nerve tonic is a supply of good red blood. Therefore the treatment for nervousness and rundown health Is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, which promptly build up and enrich the blood. The revived appetite, the strengthened nerves, improved spirits and new strength which come after a course of these pills will delight every sufferer. You can get these pills front any medicine dealer or by mall at 50 cents a box from The Dr, Williams' Medi - eine Co„ Brockville, Ont. Who Started Income -Tax Inlcome-tax, the increase 1n which is the calls( of s0 much debate, has liad a curious and rather stormy his- tory. Originally, it wasn't a polltScian's idea at all, or even a civil servant's. It was invented by a clergyman, Dr, Henry Beek°, Ile suggested it to Pllt, who adopted the suggestion eagerly, and rewarded its originator by making him Dean of Bristol: But the tax was highly' unpopular, and it was abandoned after the close of the Napoleonic wars. Not only that, but the records of it were ordered to be destroyed, There was a precedent for this, a tax Imposed by Henry IV. only being agreed to on condition that it would not be repeated, and that all the docu- ments relating to it should be destroy- ed. No one now knows what this tax was, but income-tax was not similarly, forgotten, 111 1S42 Sir Robert Peel, faced with a troublesome deficit, re- vived it "temporally," Its removal was promised 00 various occasions, but tate promise was never fulfilled. Mothers on Pilgrimage A scheme nolo being put into opera- tion by the United States authorities is likely to aroese a great deal of in- terest in 11110 country. This month the first contingent of a body of 6,000 AnlerIcau women are landing in this country, en route for the battlefields and war cemetries, They are all 010111ers who lost 0005 during the War, and who are now visiting then' graves at the expense of the U.S. Government. The first party of these "gold star" mothers, as the Americans call them, will be followed by others until the end of August this year, 13ut the pil- grimages will bo resumed in 1931. While 1"0 dons organizations have done a great deal to help British moth- ers to visit the graves of their sons who died in the Wm', It to probable that ,this American scheme will lead to a demand for something similar in the British Empire, Minar'd's Checks Falling Hair. Long Frocks are Dangerous The new long frocks have certain big disadvantages, which those who are wearing them for the first time for years are beginning to realize. One very real danger is that of fire. 1011110 short skirts were worn, a wo- nted could stand near a fire without risk, When long skirts are the of the clay, that is no longer safe. They aro liable to catci] Ore, and the flimsy materials now so popular nave up very easily. One or two cases have already 0c - cured in which tresses have caught fife In this way. Fortunately, they have been extinguished without injury to the hearers, but there 10 no guaran- tee t t th a this will ahva00 he tllc case, So, if women must wear ]mug frocks, tihey will have to exercise caution, He that wrongs his friend wrongs himself more.—Tennyson. The G.P.O.'s Latest Classified Advertising The ordinary telegraph service ran by the Post Office has hof rather an unfortunate record, but thele are di5 �1 13AHY Ulla: S— w'❑ IiA'1'CI)) 'L15,000 lost Year In four voile• tinct possibilities about it new deem,. ales. Write Por free calaloguo. A. 11, tore in this lino the 0,P,0, is con. ;0llzor, Granton, tent FOR SALv sitlering, This is a public telegraph exchange, subscribers to which. will be able to communicate with each other by 111ea110 Of teleprinters. When a message 10 to he sent, a typist sits down at the keyboard of the teleprinter, calls the exchange by pressing a button, nuc] waits until the connection Is obtained. Thls Is sig- nalled by the word "through," together with the number of the subscriber called, being printed on the receiver of tiro teleprinter. Then the message is Sent, It is printed automatically on the receiver in the orrice called, and a re- ply can he sent at once. If there is no one In the office called, the message is still put through, but then the printed slip waits until someone ar- rives to attend to lt, At the time of writing, ne decision has been made regarding the scheme, If it is proceeded with, it will prob- ably be a year or two before it Is in working order. Voting by Weight A new idea in Paliamentary voting has been proposed in order to speed up the decisions of the French Chime hm' of Deputies. It is suggested that each deputy should vote, while seated at his desk, by turning an electric switch. Accord. ing to whether he turns it to the right or left, an "Ay" or "No" token falls into a balance, wi1ic11 weighs 111e votes, and shows the result on an il- luminated board. One welders if there is any record of how each deputy votes, otherwise Do party will know what its members are doing. Cost is another factor to he con- sidered. But even now, when members register their votes by tramping into the division lobbies, the cost of each division in theHouse 30 use of Commons 10 $60, Schools on Trains ns When a child can't go to school, the school must go to it, That is the principle on which the Canadian auth- orities work, and they have discovered a novel way of putting it into effect, There are many parts of Ontario where the scattered population largely consists of lumbermen and others, who -move from place to place with then' families, in such a way that or- dinary schools for the children are out of the question. So railway coaches have been fitted out with desks and seats, and move abort over 600 miles of railway, col- lecting' the youngsters and giving them lessons. The children can't get more than a few days' schooling each month. because 00 wide a field has to be covered, but they get home -work to do in between the visits of the rail- way school. And they make, on the whole, wonderfully good progress. The sapsucker or yellow -bellied woodpecker drills a row of downward sloping holes through the bark of a tree, forming cups is which the sap gathers. Ile will then stay at these fumes." "After Baby Came 1 Was Weak,Skinny Gained 22 Lbs, If "After baby was horn I yVas very weak, slimly. Since taking lionized Yeast feel fine, Gained 22 lbs."—Mrs, Laura Benoit. Thousands write new lionized Yeast adds 5 to 15 lbs. in 3 weeks. Ugly hollows fill out. Bony limbs get graceful roundness. Muddy skin gets clear and rosy like magic.) Nervousness, indigestion, colstlpa� Non vanish overnight. Sound sleep,} new pep from very first day. Two great tonics in one—special weight -building Malt Yeast and strengthening Iron. Pleasant little tablets. • Far stronger than unmeciS- 1� sated yeast, Results in ,a time, No Yeasty taste, no gas. So quit being "skinny," tired, un- attractive. Get Ironized Yeast from druggist today. Neel great tomo' - TOW. Money back from maucnfacturer If not delighted with quick results, PHILLIPS ��pF MAC,yF,S Far Troubles' due to Acid ' 150100101054 5ACID STOMACH, HEARTBURN t HEADACHE GASES •0AUS9t, When Food Sours Memoirs"), the civic dignitaries of board, 1 wile" L)ind." torte town wanted to make a presen-, !ad= to Lord Kitchener as a mark of their regard for this genius. They were told 11151 th 1 best thing they could give hien wield be a piece o China. So a piece of china was bought, but being aware of the great man's expert knowledge of china the donors were anxious to know if rho piece house?" They call it indigestion, It means that the stomach nerves have been over- Oue movie actress is said to have stimulated. There is excess acid. The lost her job because she wouldn't way to correct it is with an alkali, work for less than $12,500 a week, We which neutralizes many times its vo1- may now have to add a cake line to 111115 in acid. the bread line. The right way is Phillips' Milk of �--- Magnesia—just a taste1000 dose In Campers Carry IN ',lard's. water. It Is pleasant, efficient and harmless, 1t has remained the stand- ard with physicians in the 50 years since its invention. It is the quick method. Results come almost instantly. It So the ap- proved method. You will never use another when you know, 33e sure to get the genuine Phillips' Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physi- cians for 50 years in correcting excess acids. Each bottle contains full diet -I 1 SIti".In CO.111) 5011101.1 I,001loci t)N 'r1 n.0 red I'I}•nxmlh Rock [ln by Chleks er beauwinter layers, we hu\'o 1 t la hu_ 1, , tl t 11)00,1a nre Poultry, 1 wnl st ).t ,d Qnla :s1 SI A1)) 1151016 Chicks, always hornier. . hocks, \Vyandotle.e, ),egleenS. free folder "Pin Aloney" ihmeri bee why their breeding "tells In the nest,' Order early and (11.1. Trent l:lectrlo Hatchery, Trenton, Ont. C IHC KS -- 20 Famous Breeds to choose from. Send for free chick valuing; It has (m1110115 information on brooding chicks, Ex dtchery '/m ura!4305Jryou'' Hoa 207-Wssew, Essex, Ont. FOR SALE FIVE D,C. MOTORS 1, 1)", 4 and 8 Horsepower, all in good condition. Cheap for immediate ,ale, H. Watkins, 73 Adelaide Street West, T""unto- NERVES AUL SHOT! NoW "Fruit•a-tives"didit,sayatr,Alired Gingras, Thousand( 0ri10 neo- FEEL (0(00 ss, heart flutter, drzriness, constipation, indigestion end oveo- FINE'' °i ht. Sound sleep at once. Get •Fruit•a.tivcs"tromdroggisttoday. Pionsfessamsampoimaramo Q RES HEAL IN QUICKEST TIME KNOWN "Sores on leg, ulcers, for months. Doctors tailed to heal, Then •Sootha-Salva' heeled them Intew days." Jules Simard,"Sootha- 5elva" heals cores, ulcers, bolls, burns, scalds, eczema, Ince magic. All druggists. 1ChildrenCryl for CASTOR IA A BABY REMEDY APPROVED BY DOCTORS Na C0AJ1 CONSTW ,'I(ON, PIA1R(5EA First -Aid For all pains and aches, foot troubles, chis and bruises, or general massaging purposes, Minard's 0110ply can't be heater. She looks 20 gears Lounger; "1 have taken r nachcn ca lt4 for z\en of and enclose my plait •tGU, ton(6your opinion of my record. 1 pace bei:u married aU yrars, have a lona, "a, "5 la; also 2 gmudsous. e and °0 months.- t imi down any 3'mdhful appearance to 1Croschen Salts taiga each rernlug,day w1tlt. ((1011)tak11 nUav,aGiemthin.k of starting the )out ' 1 am 5ft. bin, in heieht, weight 11) pounds; I can %smite you my !legmad 1s vers' Proud of mc." furs. 0. k: 0000,1 letter an ale for Inspeailen. To preserve pour ywdhfnl dor 01 yen ourt preserve your health. Charm and brolly ors ,(slaty a hatTa• of health 00 ars vitality nod ripont% d11,rill ba yours of yore alta your 1u110 in the "Nola doily dino'Jyl:' Shut to-nwrro,r, old you will feel years younger before you ora (11)08 days older, )iraschen Naris Is obtainable at dime and department stores in Canada at, 76e, a bottle; A bottle aont,lns enontL to first 1'or 4 or 6 months—good health for halt -a -teats day, READ OF A CASE LIKE HER OWN Decided to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Moncton, New Brunswick—"Before my last baby was born I was very weak, nervous and dis- couraged. 1 saw an advertisement in the paper about a woman w11u had been like me so I bought a bottle of Lydia E. Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound. I took three bottles and it carried me safe- ly through that critical time, I have three children to care for and I {IA mrd stn• other worsen about your medicine"— MRS. Gus Allssiv an r, A2 Albert,5trcet1 Moncton, New Brunswick. tions—any drugstore, ISSUE No. 21—'30 Reduced Prices RED ROSE TE3A RED ROSE Red Label Tea 1 -ib. 60c. 1/2.1b. 30c RED ROSE Japan Green Tea 1-1b. 70c 1/2 -lb. 35c RED ROSE Orange Pekoe 1 -Ib. 85c 1/2 -Ib, 42 Yon can now buy from your grocer at the reduced prices the Red Rose Tea he has in stock. We refund to the grocer the drop in the price, we bear the loss. T. H. ESTABROOKS CO, LIMITED Toronto, Ontario I "Tommy" — Lord Dewar The passing of Lord Dewar—every- body called hien "Tommy" behind his back—recalls memories of London be- fore the war turned the World upside down. He was a charter member or the Five O'clock Club which met every afternoon in the Smoking Room of the Savoy. I can see him now, seated In a corner, telling his latest story, in his inimitable style—for ane Was a born raconteur and always had a new one on tap—with the celebrat• ed Waiter, "Beefy," hovering nearby. I can see, too, the sudden look of paln—a hurt look—that would spread over Tommy's face when someone, often out of devilment, ordered some ether b:and el refreshement than that which imide the Home of Dewar known all over the world, It seemed to say: "That is really more than I can en- dure." (No offense intended). Now and again, too, some affluent visitor in the circle would order champagne, but Tommy Dewar never touched it, preferring as ho put 1t, the beverage that made Scotland fatuous. Dewar was a noted wit and a popu- lar aftar-dinner enoaker. Ile once "brought down the house" by winding up a speech with: "And now, like Lady Godiva, after a short but interesting journey, I ap- proach any close." ' On another occaeilon, dilatiig on Nurses Wanted The Toronto Hospital for Incurables, in affiliation with Bellevue and Allard Hospitals, New fork city, Offers a Three Year's Course of Training' to Young' Women, having the required education, awl desirous of becoming nurses. This Hospital has adopted the eight -]tour eistem. The pupils receive uniforms of trio School, a monthly allowance and travelling expenses to and front New York. For further particulars write or apply to the Superintendent. 75%0, TOTAL FARES to CANADA ADVANCED B RITISHERS in Canada may now bring forward their Families, Relatives and Friends on Easy Terms. For full details apply:— J. D. CAMERON, Diet. Supt. Colonization Canadian Pacific Railway, Toronto BRITISH RE -UNION ASSOCIATION 1. D0 YOU SUFFER FROM , O ONSTIPAT- ION? Countless remedies are advertised for constipation. Many relieve for the moment but they are habit form- ing and must be continued. Others contain calomel and dangerous min- eral drugs, which remain in the sys- tem, settle in the pints and cause aches and pains. Some are harsh purgatives which cramp and gripe and leave a depressed after effect. Avoid lubricating oils which only grease the intestines and encourage. nature's machinery to become lazy. A purely vegetable laxative such as Carter's Little Liver Pills, gently touches the liver, bile starts to flow, the bowels move gently, the intestines are thoroughly cleansed and constipa- tion poisons pass away. The stomach, liver and bowels arc now active and the system enjoys a real tonic effeet. All druggists 25c and 75c red pkgs. ''all the comforts of a happy, happy lionle"—]ie was a bachelor, by alis w'ay—lie would np by saying: "The American (J, Howard 100110) who wrote 'Home, Sweet, lfooe; liv- ed for nifty years at hotels, so he ought to know." I suppose that Lord Dowar's closest cronies were Sir Thomas Lipton (also a bachelor- and Sir Harry Lauder— all three Scotsmen. There is a stor0, told by Harry Preston (in his "Mem- ories") to the effect that Harry Laud. ed once spent a week or two with De- war at his country place, . At the end of the visit Dewar, who was a keen Pigeon fancier, said to the median: "Now, my dear Barry, You mist let n1e present you with a little memento of your visit. I am going to give you a loft of pigeons—champions, but you must keep them confined for a fort- night otherwise they will fly away," Lauder, all Scottish, remember, kept the pigeons shut up for three weeks, being determined to take 110 chances, And when ane let them sot, of 000100, they all flew back to Dewar. This is told by Barry Lauder: At a big London function Dewar found himself seated next to a very pretty girl with the hyphenated sur- name of Porter -Porter. 1Ie addressed her several times as Miss Porter, Filially she turned on him and said, tartly: "My 11001e, if you please, is Porter - Porter, with a hyphen," "Ah!" said the whisiry baron, 'just as mine is Dewar -Dewar with a syphon!„ The stogy of a tense interview—with au amusing ending—between General Sir Arthur Currie, Conunander of the Canadian Corps during .the World War, and General J. B. Seely, who was in command of the Canadian Calmly Brigade, 1s told by General Seely in his autobiography "Adventure." Pres- ent also at the Interview, which tools place near the front line trenches, was Corporal "Foghorn" Alacdonald, a Canadian mining expert and a genuis. Currie was dreadfully worried about the weakness of the Canadian s h i1 probability of a Ger- manand the attack, Foghorn Macdonald sat on a table in 1110 cornet: of the room, swinging his legs and listening to the lively conversation between Currie and Seely. Tho guns were booming outside and Seely was anxious to go and see what was happening, but the talk went on. Presently Currie said: "There Is another thing, I aha very disentitled with the place in which you put your aline, Seely, I don't be- lieve 1t has been started In the right spot, and I am sure you won't get the water out; you will drown yon• own amen tvhtil0ut doing any 1100111 to the enemy" At this Corporal Foghorn Macdon- ald, who had hitherto taken no part In the conversation (chuckles General Seely), said these astonishing words: ! "Look here, old man Curie, you don't know the first thing about miles. I have forgotten more about them, han you 10111 ever 110010. You may say that you like about the rest, but don't you try coming it over me about the mine, just because you are the shut dutik it tl11( }middle,'' o Currie's 0.er1(1 boner," adds Seely, "instead of placing my eccen- tric friend under arrest, lie burst out laughing and said: 'Well, that has, broken the spell, anyway.' Every- thing was then settled amicably in Ove minuates, and I got away to Mei Tort line;' Once upon a time, yarns Compton Mackenzie, the novelist (In "Gallipoli I they proposed to give hint was likely to Meet with his approval. Without saying a word to him, it was put on the table at a civic lunch in the hope that 111s favorable opinion of it would reassure their anxiety shout its acceptableuess to a connois- seur, Now It really was a very fine and rare piece, and as 50ot1 as the mal sat ownat 11e table he great1 down t cocked an appraising eye upon It, While the dignitaries were waiting for the verdict Kltdhener, who knew' nothing about the presentation had been deciding that he must somehow secure that piece for his oivn collec- tlon, and also that lie must buy 1t cheap. So with this object In view ]re observed in his gruffest voice that the piece 1001 1101 genuine, at which the poor dignitaries were so Jn11011 depres- sed that they said not a word about the intended gift and tool( the china back to the dealers! Business Better 1 People "All Nerves" In Canadian West Vice -President, C. N. Railway, Says Farmers Are More Hopeful and Optimism Prevails Winnipeg --Business conditions In the West have greatly improved Par - tug the past few months, according to A. E. 1. Warren, vice-president, Western Region, Canadian National Railways, on his rerun to Winnipeg, after completing an extensive tour of the Western provinces. "In Vancouver, Calgary and Edmon- ton," 011'. Warren stated, "I find busi- ness men much more hopeful than they were the last time I made a trip through the West In January, There seems to be a peevailing spirit of op- timism, and a general feeling that things are better," Aar, 1Varren said that farmers, too, seemed more hopeful, 'There was 111 - lie tendency to 110010ase the acreage of wheat. Crying Babies Are Sickly Babies Tho well child does not cry — 11 is only the sickly baby who cries, The well child is laughing and happy. Baby's cry of distress is his way of telling the mother or nurse that he is ill. Therefore, if your baby cries do not delay 111 looking for the trouble, Baby's Own Tablets are a safe and efficient remedy for childhood ail- ments, They are a millet but thorough laxative which through their action on the stomach and bowels banish consti- pation and indigestion; break up colds and simple fevers and promote health- ful sleep. They will slake baby happy and keep him ]]appy. They are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr, Williams' Medicine Co„ Brockville, Ont, Courage Does It Immigrant Prospers as Farmer Despite Northwest's "Hard Luck" Pierre, S.D.—Under the title of "Fara1 Hard Lack" a. newspaper in Potter County, this state, casts doubt on the view that few can mance a liv- ing at farming in the Northwest. 'file story is that of a farmer who bought a shipment of hogs and deposited a draft for $1,600, out of which he paid 111e last obligation against him except Installments yet clue on li farm he has purchased. This elan came to thio country from Belgium twelve years ago unable tospeak h e jobfirst, s et English, He took a] t 1 6 as a section man and later on a farm) and saved enough to bring This fanlilY to this country. Since that time he has bought and paid for tip -to -date farm equipment and has purchased and partly paid for a farm, Ile owns a number of cattle and hogs besides buildings and other improvements on his place. This 111 spite of the fact that one year saw his entire efforts Wiped out by hail, and for two years his crop was cut short by drought. Members of his family have twice required expensive hospital and medi- cal treatment 101110;1 has been pall for, and lie is supporting his father who is incapacitated, All this in a section of the Nertlwest where it has been said repeatedly that farmers can not nlalt0 a living under existing 0011. (Miens and must have assistance or he wiped out, "Why slid Mrs, Flamingo refuse to take air. Kangaroo into her boarding About two nems after eating many "Why, she was afraid he'd jump his people suffer from sour stomachs. What to 1)o if You Find Your- self ih This Condition. The sort of thing that specialists call nervous debility is the rim -down condition causes byc -w o 'k ' 1 vel o and household worries, The sufferers fled themselves tiled low-spllited and lin- able to keep their mind on anything, Any sudden noise startles and sets the heart palpitating violently. They can- not sleep well at night; their hands tremble and legs ,seem enable to sup- port them. Such n condition is indeed pitiable, Doctoring the nerves with sedatives is at terrible Mistake. The only real nerve tonic is a supply of good red blood. Therefore the treatment for nervousness and rundown health Is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, which promptly build up and enrich the blood. The revived appetite, the strengthened nerves, improved spirits and new strength which come after a course of these pills will delight every sufferer. You can get these pills front any medicine dealer or by mall at 50 cents a box from The Dr, Williams' Medi - eine Co„ Brockville, Ont. Who Started Income -Tax Inlcome-tax, the increase 1n which is the calls( of s0 much debate, has liad a curious and rather stormy his- tory. Originally, it wasn't a polltScian's idea at all, or even a civil servant's. It was invented by a clergyman, Dr, Henry Beek°, Ile suggested it to Pllt, who adopted the suggestion eagerly, and rewarded its originator by making him Dean of Bristol: But the tax was highly' unpopular, and it was abandoned after the close of the Napoleonic wars. Not only that, but the records of it were ordered to be destroyed, There was a precedent for this, a tax Imposed by Henry IV. only being agreed to on condition that it would not be repeated, and that all the docu- ments relating to it should be destroy- ed. No one now knows what this tax was, but income-tax was not similarly, forgotten, 111 1S42 Sir Robert Peel, faced with a troublesome deficit, re- vived it "temporally," Its removal was promised 00 various occasions, but tate promise was never fulfilled. Mothers on Pilgrimage A scheme nolo being put into opera- tion by the United States authorities is likely to aroese a great deal of in- terest in 11110 country. This month the first contingent of a body of 6,000 AnlerIcau women are landing in this country, en route for the battlefields and war cemetries, They are all 010111ers who lost 0005 during the War, and who are now visiting then' graves at the expense of the U.S. Government. The first party of these "gold star" mothers, as the Americans call them, will be followed by others until the end of August this year, 13ut the pil- grimages will bo resumed in 1931. While 1"0 dons organizations have done a great deal to help British moth- ers to visit the graves of their sons who died in the Wm', It to probable that ,this American scheme will lead to a demand for something similar in the British Empire, Minar'd's Checks Falling Hair. Long Frocks are Dangerous The new long frocks have certain big disadvantages, which those who are wearing them for the first time for years are beginning to realize. One very real danger is that of fire. 1011110 short skirts were worn, a wo- nted could stand near a fire without risk, When long skirts are the of the clay, that is no longer safe. They aro liable to catci] Ore, and the flimsy materials now so popular nave up very easily. One or two cases have already 0c - cured in which tresses have caught fife In this way. Fortunately, they have been extinguished without injury to the hearers, but there 10 no guaran- tee t t th a this will ahva00 he tllc case, So, if women must wear ]mug frocks, tihey will have to exercise caution, He that wrongs his friend wrongs himself more.—Tennyson. The G.P.O.'s Latest Classified Advertising The ordinary telegraph service ran by the Post Office has hof rather an unfortunate record, but thele are di5 �1 13AHY Ulla: S— w'❑ IiA'1'CI)) 'L15,000 lost Year In four voile• tinct possibilities about it new deem,. ales. Write Por free calaloguo. A. 11, tore in this lino the 0,P,0, is con. ;0llzor, Granton, tent FOR SALv sitlering, This is a public telegraph exchange, subscribers to which. will be able to communicate with each other by 111ea110 Of teleprinters. When a message 10 to he sent, a typist sits down at the keyboard of the teleprinter, calls the exchange by pressing a button, nuc] waits until the connection Is obtained. Thls Is sig- nalled by the word "through," together with the number of the subscriber called, being printed on the receiver of tiro teleprinter. Then the message is Sent, It is printed automatically on the receiver in the orrice called, and a re- ply can he sent at once. If there is no one In the office called, the message is still put through, but then the printed slip waits until someone ar- rives to attend to lt, At the time of writing, ne decision has been made regarding the scheme, If it is proceeded with, it will prob- ably be a year or two before it Is in working order. Voting by Weight A new idea in Paliamentary voting has been proposed in order to speed up the decisions of the French Chime hm' of Deputies. It is suggested that each deputy should vote, while seated at his desk, by turning an electric switch. Accord. ing to whether he turns it to the right or left, an "Ay" or "No" token falls into a balance, wi1ic11 weighs 111e votes, and shows the result on an il- luminated board. One welders if there is any record of how each deputy votes, otherwise Do party will know what its members are doing. Cost is another factor to he con- sidered. But even now, when members register their votes by tramping into the division lobbies, the cost of each division in theHouse 30 use of Commons 10 $60, Schools on Trains ns When a child can't go to school, the school must go to it, That is the principle on which the Canadian auth- orities work, and they have discovered a novel way of putting it into effect, There are many parts of Ontario where the scattered population largely consists of lumbermen and others, who -move from place to place with then' families, in such a way that or- dinary schools for the children are out of the question. So railway coaches have been fitted out with desks and seats, and move abort over 600 miles of railway, col- lecting' the youngsters and giving them lessons. The children can't get more than a few days' schooling each month. because 00 wide a field has to be covered, but they get home -work to do in between the visits of the rail- way school. And they make, on the whole, wonderfully good progress. The sapsucker or yellow -bellied woodpecker drills a row of downward sloping holes through the bark of a tree, forming cups is which the sap gathers. Ile will then stay at these fumes." "After Baby Came 1 Was Weak,Skinny Gained 22 Lbs, If "After baby was horn I yVas very weak, slimly. Since taking lionized Yeast feel fine, Gained 22 lbs."—Mrs, Laura Benoit. Thousands write new lionized Yeast adds 5 to 15 lbs. in 3 weeks. Ugly hollows fill out. Bony limbs get graceful roundness. Muddy skin gets clear and rosy like magic.) Nervousness, indigestion, colstlpa� Non vanish overnight. Sound sleep,} new pep from very first day. Two great tonics in one—special weight -building Malt Yeast and strengthening Iron. Pleasant little tablets. • Far stronger than unmeciS- 1� sated yeast, Results in ,a time, No Yeasty taste, no gas. So quit being "skinny," tired, un- attractive. Get Ironized Yeast from druggist today. Neel great tomo' - TOW. Money back from maucnfacturer If not delighted with quick results, PHILLIPS ��pF MAC,yF,S Far Troubles' due to Acid ' 150100101054 5ACID STOMACH, HEARTBURN t HEADACHE GASES •0AUS9t, When Food Sours Memoirs"), the civic dignitaries of board, 1 wile" L)ind." torte town wanted to make a presen-, !ad= to Lord Kitchener as a mark of their regard for this genius. They were told 11151 th 1 best thing they could give hien wield be a piece o China. So a piece of china was bought, but being aware of the great man's expert knowledge of china the donors were anxious to know if rho piece house?" They call it indigestion, It means that the stomach nerves have been over- Oue movie actress is said to have stimulated. There is excess acid. The lost her job because she wouldn't way to correct it is with an alkali, work for less than $12,500 a week, We which neutralizes many times its vo1- may now have to add a cake line to 111115 in acid. the bread line. The right way is Phillips' Milk of �--- Magnesia—just a taste1000 dose In Campers Carry IN ',lard's. water. It Is pleasant, efficient and harmless, 1t has remained the stand- ard with physicians in the 50 years since its invention. It is the quick method. Results come almost instantly. It So the ap- proved method. You will never use another when you know, 33e sure to get the genuine Phillips' Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physi- cians for 50 years in correcting excess acids. Each bottle contains full diet -I 1 SIti".In CO.111) 5011101.1 I,001loci t)N 'r1 n.0 red I'I}•nxmlh Rock [ln by Chleks er beauwinter layers, we hu\'o 1 t la hu_ 1, , tl t 11)00,1a nre Poultry, 1 wnl st ).t ,d Qnla :s1 SI A1)) 1151016 Chicks, always hornier. . hocks, \Vyandotle.e, ),egleenS. free folder "Pin Aloney" ihmeri bee why their breeding "tells In the nest,' Order early and (11.1. Trent l:lectrlo Hatchery, Trenton, Ont. C IHC KS -- 20 Famous Breeds to choose from. Send for free chick valuing; It has (m1110115 information on brooding chicks, Ex dtchery '/m ura!4305Jryou'' Hoa 207-Wssew, Essex, Ont. FOR SALE FIVE D,C. MOTORS 1, 1)", 4 and 8 Horsepower, all in good condition. Cheap for immediate ,ale, H. Watkins, 73 Adelaide Street West, T""unto- NERVES AUL SHOT! NoW "Fruit•a-tives"didit,sayatr,Alired Gingras, Thousand( 0ri10 neo- FEEL (0(00 ss, heart flutter, drzriness, constipation, indigestion end oveo- FINE'' °i ht. Sound sleep at once. Get •Fruit•a.tivcs"tromdroggisttoday. Pionsfessamsampoimaramo Q RES HEAL IN QUICKEST TIME KNOWN "Sores on leg, ulcers, for months. Doctors tailed to heal, Then •Sootha-Salva' heeled them Intew days." Jules Simard,"Sootha- 5elva" heals cores, ulcers, bolls, burns, scalds, eczema, Ince magic. All druggists. 1ChildrenCryl for CASTOR IA A BABY REMEDY APPROVED BY DOCTORS Na C0AJ1 CONSTW ,'I(ON, PIA1R(5EA First -Aid For all pains and aches, foot troubles, chis and bruises, or general massaging purposes, Minard's 0110ply can't be heater. She looks 20 gears Lounger; "1 have taken r nachcn ca lt4 for z\en of and enclose my plait •tGU, ton(6your opinion of my record. 1 pace bei:u married aU yrars, have a lona, "a, "5 la; also 2 gmudsous. e and °0 months.- t imi down any 3'mdhful appearance to 1Croschen Salts taiga each rernlug,day w1tlt. ((1011)tak11 nUav,aGiemthin.k of starting the )out ' 1 am 5ft. bin, in heieht, weight 11) pounds; I can %smite you my !legmad 1s vers' Proud of mc." furs. 0. k: 0000,1 letter an ale for Inspeailen. To preserve pour ywdhfnl dor 01 yen ourt preserve your health. Charm and brolly ors ,(slaty a hatTa• of health 00 ars vitality nod ripont% d11,rill ba yours of yore alta your 1u110 in the "Nola doily dino'Jyl:' Shut to-nwrro,r, old you will feel years younger before you ora (11)08 days older, )iraschen Naris Is obtainable at dime and department stores in Canada at, 76e, a bottle; A bottle aont,lns enontL to first 1'or 4 or 6 months—good health for halt -a -teats day, READ OF A CASE LIKE HER OWN Decided to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Moncton, New Brunswick—"Before my last baby was born I was very weak, nervous and dis- couraged. 1 saw an advertisement in the paper about a woman w11u had been like me so I bought a bottle of Lydia E. Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound. I took three bottles and it carried me safe- ly through that critical time, I have three children to care for and I {IA mrd stn• other worsen about your medicine"— MRS. Gus Allssiv an r, A2 Albert,5trcet1 Moncton, New Brunswick. tions—any drugstore, ISSUE No. 21—'30