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� i V destrabies he baa encountered In Arl. .. .
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I 11110 canapaign Or %.�,,O, -lots of-eal; - I :1
4. two kinds of rattle3u4ko% black and
. Yellow, scorpions. ceatIvedun, vinegar., __
11 r0s, turgutllla4 and Gila wolistera, to Smow. - -
I .oay nothing of red and blaelc anl,s, , A484
I i either kind Of which will sure malie Black, Qree�, Sealed Packets Only.
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. yott hurap it you make callip oil tot) or Or mixed a is o 0 Never $old In Bulk,
One of their nests. But barring the ), I
. tiMe that ,Jake Stoller Jay down on A , — I � I
. rattlesnake oil route froin the *ol I P' ' I rM 00
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Iter In Tucson to Port Lolvytel],( t"aii'15 0 11 I �
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. Jake having a inescal, jag at , 11,
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I never knew of any one being bother.
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"JaIX01! Oil! we found him near the
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and the rattler asleep near by. I He atooped and caught her hands, no more.
went out -iii the fall Of ,85 and I - Honor will not lot me ael
MY and as quickly freed. them, turning for any, more." I
troop was in the field, so with a party away, He waited for a moment, and then
of rookies we JoIn6d our outfits vla�. 11011, why (lid you say this?" be as she did not speak, he said mor(
Wa."un route froill Fort Iluachuca, MY groaned. "Why did you not let me ,gently. "You are right. Perhaipe I
I troop was tile furthest away from .110 go .without saying a- word, as I was halve not even the right to ask foi
Fort and cal-tilibcl in Guadaloupo Can- In honor 'bound to go? Ain I such a that, I called myselt your friend.
on about 150 miles cast. G Troop, cad that I ,-can't control my looks It I have failed in any way I "k to'
across the creek, Was living In Sibley and words? Oh, why do you tell me forgiveness. And I think you will
I tents, but My outfit had built ,I lot Of Your life is aimless, empty, when I forgive me Ili time-whou you know
dilgouts holding four men. 1 Was have tried to think it happy, full. And all that love meane-anct can under -
booked up to an 010 timer named forced myself, even against my better stand.11
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Brown, nicknamed "Brocky." judgment, to believe it Ao. Don't you She (lid not hear his footsteps away
"I had read a lot about tile. pOlson- I know how I have felt from the first across the grass but she knew he
Gus insects and slialws of Arizona and moment we me�- that we two Nvere was gone, as she sat there with bent
a rustling !a the roof at night made for each other? Anot I could head.
crazy for three lifghts. I got soi kept me have taught you what life could be, I When you know all that love
. I i�e sleep could �have satisfied You, and filled mean? Did sho--already? She
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lit the open in the .day timo, but the your , life. And now You wish I had knew at least what it meant to Guy
fourth night I had reached my limit, t o. What do I wish, do you Berkeley ---,something noble, fine, self-
, In tile no com .
The rustling started' again think?" d,gilying, and yet, in some strange
I shack, I commenced to twitch and � She gazed at him, her eyea wide, Why, eelf-completiag. But what did
� Lquirm, while shivers and chills pained, and fearful. "Oh, I did not it mean to Moya herself?
chased each other Ail over me, The — ,She shrank mi�.erably into the gar -
three others In the shack were sleep. ' I den chair, hiding her face.
Ing as though nothing. ever could hap- W 0 Is PHOSPHODINE, "I played at love," she sobbed. "I
pen to thein, a . nd I was determined to I S The Great English &Varatinn. deserved It. I deserved nothing else.
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do the same�or else keep them awalte, 0 Tones and invigorates the whole Least Of all do I deserve Guy. Ch.
so I stuck my elbow in the ribi of my I . . I . nervous system, makes new Blood I always knew he was above me and
bunkle. , in old Veins, Used for lVers,ous beyond me. What would lie say if
ftDobility, Mental and B?ain Ivor
" 'What ails You, kid?" he yelled. I Desponden?, Loss of Energ, Palpitation o' he know the truth about me, know
'Turaiitulas, hear lain in the -roof'?' I 9)IeHeart, ailinghlemory. rice4lperbo ,slic how paltry I wae, what a thing of
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answered. Brocky reached up in.the ' ,pk'
g.on receipt of prico. X4wpampWtm it He loved her- There was triumph
straw and dirt that madp the roof, firee-THE WOOD MEDICINIA CO.,XTQFRMWQNT 6
I .scratched about a bit. pulled his hand In the thought. But close behind the
down, told me to light a match and _ I triumph came shame. She had sent
nhowed me efleld mouse, The roof � know," she whispered. I I thought him away unhappy, because he
lot Pe dugout Was built of poles on -thought that It it was anyone it tho�ght he had falls& in honor, he
, was Una." Who was the seal of honor.
)vhic'h was Piled,buffAlo grass and dirt "Una!" he cried, and laughed. She had brought pain to him, and
to a thickness of,abatit two feet, so the "She Is so much better and deeper- she had not the courage to tell bint
little stab-tatled�-.niice foregathered, thinking than I. I am so frivolous, the truth. He waG so much above
built nests and raised families right in empty-headed. And then I thought her -he thought her so much better
,the roof, � ell I thought your life was' given en- than she was, or he wdind never have
, 'Pour winters and summers I slept tirky to your work, and if there was given her his love. And she felt
, 'wher ver troop orders took me - on, such a thing as love in your life it she could not lose his love. To
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the ground, in ,the barracks or on was In the past." . . ,
. homemade bunki; in tent and dugout, "Doret," he ,said abruptly. "This 4 - .
but never 'again,a sleepless night for has been beyond us -we ought to have MT, --- " -_ - *A Wholesome, Cleansing,
. I any reason, . . known ourselves better than to let It " XNERefreshlog and Heeling
"I've seen men bitten and stung, but come to this. I at least, who 'am Lollon-Murine for Red.
this talk about Gila. monsters and tur- older and stronger. I shall go out �_ - R . ness, Sorenes% Grsmila-
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antula bites being fatal, to say noth- of your Iffoi, and you will (forget me. , . tionAchingandBurning
.Ing of centipedes; is nonsense. We It's only a few weeks -easily 'wiped 1* I _�
IR ry Sof the Eyes or Eyelids;
liad a fellow named Mooney bitten by away." *'2 Drops" After the Movice. Notoring_or Golf
A voice was crying in Moya'G heart: vrill win your confide ei Ask Your luntamst
.a tarantula while he was asleep; found ,, for Murine when your Ryles Need Care 1;
tue dead spider smashed between hi But I don't want to forget-wbat is Nuirlue S" kgosuga.y G9.§;bh1C"
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.kin; it made him sick and voice came to ber lips. I
obirt and s ,p 'beat part of my life.' But no
I there were two little, holes where he "I ought to have known -and I did . I
had been bitten. I got stung by -1 not know," said Guy ,sternly. "I that eho.clung, desperately. Strangely
scorpion once; some sting, about like cheated myself with the thought that enough she felt obe ,would. rather
ten hornets landing on you at the youewebutachild-and I was much lose happiness.
same time on the same spot. older than you. Heaven knows I did To this end had led that labyrinth
I . "I'll take my hat off to a scorpion not want to make you dlssatiefied-� which she halt so carelessly ventured
I I any time for the champion stinger of anything but that. I wanted to show on -the d,ay when she suggested to
I Uie world, and the yell I let out after You, certainly, something of the mye- Barry th,at pretence and mockery
he registered broughk the In- . _� � i which was to have been su6h a good
, '. than scouts up to meri and it takes piece of 'fun. From ject to earnest,
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.some,nolse to excite their curiosity, I . )IL MARTEL'S PILLS'- it had been led on through mieun-
"The ugliest bite I evcr� witnersed derstandin.-, doubt and pain, to
It was the deal ,handed out to a car'a- I ' FOR WOMENS AILMENTS this!
Thousands of women have teLtIfled in the last 26
I dore of a pack train, who is next in ra regarding the healing qualities of Dr. She had won the love of the best
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command to th$ boss packer. One day VA"ItTELS F.RNALI: PmLs. A S.w.tifically man she had ever met. And yet she
I the pargadore started taking the sad- vropsr@4 ramed3r- for delayed and painful Was powerless to take that love. Life
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dies off in order to find one o rtwo to Cover Bor with Guy Berkeley's
I ni ,.W.At rour Druggist. or direct inspirations,
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resttiff; lie had � barely be. -un whea a b 'Zil,price SO. . Hoc rbackor Roiixedy Co. witli his guidance, what might It not
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� big centipede ran straight &,cross the I - 11t have meant? Moya had been frivol-
back,ot his hand. He smacked the . — — ''' 1 . i ous and foolish, but she knew the best
and highest 4on she saw it. A,wide,
centipede with the other iiand but not tory and wonder of life, the beauty splendid life had opened for her to
before the 'two jaws and, every claw even in Its pain and suffering, th enter -the life she had always un -
had been sank. � The wounds were nobility even of its poverty -the consciously longW for, the life that
eauterized, Were a long While in heal- poetry and romance In vne heart f alone could satisfy every ideal.
ing and left the ugliest sci-r a man ever the poor. Yes, I wanted to ehoow
� carried. Re wa t s mighty sick for a You that, But this-dir4atisfied! No, CHAPTER VI. �
time, too. , , , ;. NoYa. that would be too hard a� pun- BARRY AND UNA. .
111, have seen rookies climb trees to Ishment on me. Don't let me gS The tea at the old country inn came
sleep in. The rattlesnakes were so tway thinking that." I up to Barry's expectation. Perhaps
. thick and we had to fire and beat the I She gave him no'an6wer. He went It exceeded it. Or else cream, and
gr6und before we could make down for. on urgently. "Let me think of you -fruit, and Jam, home-made and lus-
night. I have killed them by the happy. That wili make me happy, cious, taste much more appetising in
hundreds, and have seen Indians walk- too. Satisfied -that will b13 ouffi-, an old-world room -which legend
lag through the grass and scrub day Ilient satisfaction for me, Moya, only peopled with ghosts.
after day with no toot covering, ex- tell me that before I go. 1. ask for "The ghosts did not join us at tea.
, cept sandals, but I never saw c: h " I I
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of day one being .bitten by a snake
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"As for Gila monsters, no one was ,
ever hurt by them, and I'm strong for . I
- believing that no wild thing, on this — I I -- ,go I �
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! lot alone. But don't run: away with ) tz:D) - 4 -
the'Iden, that a Gila monster is the . ,
. slowest thing on earth by looking at :
them in captivity. I have n � �
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I about as quick as chain lightning at I @ .
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t thickly watle the sauce Is very l.lot, I,- I I - �
� 0'erve, with this course, oblongs of dry . I "I'll,
! toast, I I
Paint the bath as follows: Firnt, J
, give a coat of white paint, let this dry; 411W 1 . . )1
I thealla coat of enamel, let thl' dry !or � I 0
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� the bath with cold Water and leavo all . A. 'i
night. If painted in this way the eu. I
al,)P) will not come off when tbo hi,t I
I %�.ater Is poured in, soalh, cill ffief1cwor, , s
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! Orange Or IAMOU Peel grated over a , � li
I i cake before the Icing is put ,,.I will I hi P - --stals in all the natural flavors of fresh I
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nt I'Atowax
fJavor the cake all through. Your Proserves. The sato and sanitary way to
� The lime settling or deposit from preserve fruits, jants, picldes or vegetables, Saves time, labor C
I water In tho, tea kettle can be gotten t
� r;d of increly by polling vinegar in The Parowax way fa the easy way. . ust j)our the melted wam I
t serves and it solidifies into a clean, aitotight
I the tza kettle. The lime can be re. over your,cooled Prc, 1.
inoved without diftio.ulty. seal--�-dust,proof and moisture.proof. I
Sliced apple pie colored atit applo- . s
blosiom-pink with cranberrie.3 and . - '�, �
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baked with only a top crust is a 11thing %WP11R% - , . ,
of beauty and a joy" as long as it A
tl� lasts. .. -�, Poyw"" Z
� -6, 0 --A pure refined white w4x, odorless, tjstcl�gq, Colorless, glisoo V
NirirAT COUNTS. lut* ftr&07-no chenucals or acids, � c
. .. (Yalp no,cord.) Placed In yout wash-boilcr, Imper,tal PardWax loosens the dirt, I IV
-q%e tLmount of money a fellmwllsf bkheh( !a thu clothes afta removes tho greasy spets that dtherw , 1(
father has doemi't livetu to Out'Much � * rubbing. Rubbed over your iron andmix"Ite, 0
t'lu'" 'ire m't"c"'
rigure here," w h _vo,t *t� h, It gives thrit finished lustre to jrAing that is
-No, It's the a father's 110 muc t
mount of the f1ther'a des,rt4.
.. rnoney the son hivi." I Ifnperitil Parowax,4 honschold necessity, I
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A-�;O.Vann I'Anon Pliteony'r."Nt.
*� . wife-voUld you spare tin old stilt of "MAIDIZ IN CANADA"
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,; ol*th" for the poor man whos making 11. I-— -1 -1111-11.1-1-1- -11, I
'the Kardon? __._______ I— ... 1, ,-LL . -- 11 11
"I nutoby (wildly)--Oreat eat.-il Wornalt, _ . - I'll I � 1. 1. L.- I 1-1 _ - J
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LL �, I a sucwx� but fstllvr4� Isn't rven atked 11
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)time," said the Prosaic Barry. llft-,
hap$ It Ju " Well t44t they .did not,
becuuOe it We had treated them, mpme,
One would have had to 90 sUort. Au4
I should have been sorry to be that
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110 Was Ili high spirits, and tile llic
Of the party. Una, waB stirred out
Qf,,hOl* usual Quietude to a4swer him,
in Did you ever hear of ghosts, ea�
9 cream and fruity,, Barry shock
his head, ,
"SOMO of these old legends are very
creepy. I could believe Anything at-
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ter the stories told us this . afternoon.$$
"Or nothing," laughed Una. 'They
Would badly have so many material,
guests it ghosts really peopled these
old rooms. And they say Ono cannot
get acOmmodation here during the
summer months before."
She and Barry had wandered out
inl?Q the garden. It sloped, winding,
and thick with straggling, uncut bush
And tree, down to the river that stele
so quietly along in the sunshine.
. "Are there any ghosts in the gar.
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den, I wonder?" said Barry. "I could
imagine them far more readily than
in the house, This garden would
look ghostly by moonlight�urrkempt
4and unewred for, as it is, with the
White, pale gleam of the river beyond
undo', the rays of the moon,"
I "I like the garden," said Una. "It
Would be horrid if the bushes were
trained and made artificial, Oh,
there's a charm about it now."
. "I wonder who the old maids
were?" mused Barry His brief fit of
high spirits had fallen from him like
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a cloak, His very voice was softened
and lowered. And the faint lap -lap-
ping of the river against the reeds
ard. 13Y cOmraon* consent
.he and Una turned and walked to.
,wards it.
I "Yes, I wonder," slIe said, "They
did not ell us that legend, did they?
Alerhaps there was no story at all
about them. I can fancy the'all do you
know, Very quiet, sweet, gentle old
people. Who had never really lived
in life at all- For nothing ever hap-
poned to them, Thei-.a was really a
ghostly existence-
, a shadow and
phantom of life, Perhaps it was the
only ghost that ever haunted there,
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,f hey had no - story, You see. They
lived here -and died here. They had
their garden, and their needlework
And perhaps a dog or a eat, No chila
or young life that 'would have made
,them alive, whether they 'would or
.no I daresay children avoided them,
;And so they bad no sto-.Yl- You see.
,They never loved -or -or had love
..brought to them. No, I think theirs
Is the real ghost -story here. And it
is the story of many lives."
I She spoke in a dreamy undertone.
and Barry, who always laughed,away
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1-1- owdicinc. Sold in three de.
� 'es of strength -No. 1,-si:
"I 9fo. 2. S3; No. 3, So per be.
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11 sentiment, said as quietly: III-Jow
ido YOU know that?" I
� "How?" said Una, "Because it
,my'own. story, I supp6se. 1, too, shal
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,be an old maid, you know. I expect
.1 shall have just such a life. No, but
,just like that. F or there will be
,plenty of children in it, I hope., I
phall have all my nieces and nephews
,to love. But all the same, I can un-
derstand what those old maids felt -
more than many a woman could do."
I "You!" exclaimed Barry then. ,�An
old.mald! You, to have no story, no
love in your life -you'll never expect
me to believe that!"
They had paused by the bank of
the river. It shone in the sunshine,
slanting from the west. Very fair
was it, deeply green and limpid un-
der the drooping trees, and bright in
the unshaded centre where a little
fish or. two Juniped up every now and
then as If to catch the sunbeams, and
sank amid a widening circle of sun -
Jewelled ripples. The old-world gar-
den, the gables of the ancient inn,
�alf-hldden by trees, JAY behind them.
A.bout them was a summer peace of
day fading into eventide.
'Una laughed softly. "You,�must be-
deve It! Thero's nothing else to be -t i
[love about me,"
Then Barry laughed too; but his
augh was not soft as Iters. It chat-
enged.
"Isn't there? I think there Is. I
hink the principal' thing to b0lisvo
,bout you Is Guy Borkeley."
Una tu.nod quickly. She had been
vateb,ing those sail-riliploo on the
Ivor. A peaceful mood had been on
Ler, In ,unity with the peace of this
ummer day dying Into even. But
:entle as she was, she flushed now
a sudden pride.
"What do you mean?" she demand -
d, "What right halve you to SAY
hat?"
"Oh, no right at all," agreed Barry
Itterly. Only one can't help, see,
,ig-and Lawing ones own nori,0111
tons-aud—"
"Wrong conclusions then." flashed
at Una. 499ow dared 7oa think such
tbing-and still less speak of It to
le?"
The peace of the old-world gArde'd
ras gone as far as they were con�
6rIfted. The calm And seclusion
,hich seemed to have nothing In
ommon with modern, restless �00
nly Made now the contraot to these
wo, who faced each other in a roused
rids, (-to be continued.)
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1 1 naf,d** Linirn6nt Lumbermah'a
letiond.
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(O&y City Times Tribute.)
When Wees spem Inclined to h
round the peft3c, tm*t them with A11119
3ntwAvt to a" if t.holt won't 40me
owu� I ,
There iv more energy
in a. pound of good
brea.4 mz.dc in the
home with Royal Yeaot
Cakes than in a. pound
of meat. Broad making
is a, simple operation
'Und requires no pre.
vious experience. Fall
instructions in ILoyal
Yeast Bake Book,
mailed free on request.
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SETTLERS' LETTERS
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Winners of the Government
I Awards,' '4 .
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, Ottawa, A -fay ,-�%-Last . November 1
11011. J. A. Calder, Minister of Immi-
gration and ,Colonization, authorized a I
competition in which settlers In Can-
ada were invited to tell their expert,
drices in the form of a letter to the
Director of Publicity of the Depart-
ment. The conditions of the compe-
tition emphasized that neither llterar�
style nor correct spelling Were essen-
tial to winning a Prize, but that letters
should be written with a view to inter-
esting now settlers who decide to lo-
cate in Canada. Three cash prizes
were offered for each province, the
first prize being $7$, the second $50,
and the third $25,
The competicion closed in February
last and brought 1,�76 entries, After -
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YOUR FOOD, IN -
SPRINGTIME
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tlighter Diet Beat for
Warmer Days,
0?lenty Of "aabbit Food"
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I(, 64 Salads In spring 811ould be the or�
er of the day. Plenty of 'rabbit
food,' fresh fruit and vegotab.iefl-not
too many root vegetablesi,, Was the
concise Answer of a London hospital
doctor when asked to say What were
the best s(A,ts of food for Average
People to eat In the spring of the
Year, On the theory that wbttt is
good for the food COnsiamer lit Londo
Would be all right for the food conal
sumers In Hamilton, the Times quotes
� 48 follows from the London Daily
. News.
It Is dangerous to dogmatize on
diets, but certainly people ought to
exercise care and co;isideration con.
cerning ,What they eat in the spring,
"Spring troubles" bav(9 become more
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� or less a byword; most folk get Olsort
I of rurt down" during the early months
of the year, and many people regard
spring visits to their medical Anan as
indispensable,
Eat fresh fruit for breakfastosala I ds
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very laxgely root vegetables, bread and
starchy foods kgenerally-too much or
heavy foods is bad in springtime.
Stewed rhubarb, prunes and other
fruits with fresh milk or custard
make a much better spring sweet than
such puddings, stiff milk puddings and
other substantial dishes Which are ad-
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_ACE" DISF GURM
WITH D1 PL6
ItchedWiBurned. Scarce-
IjSlept, CutiouraReak,
, 4141nmpleis affectod MY fam Tbey
Were I"90 and Alwayo festered, and
they were scatte=4 all over
IDmy face. They afterwards
1-11 turned into ocales, antli
IP %P when they foll off they
'A, I'll , "I ks until my
face W.gi d,mlarfigured. They
I Itched and burned so thst
., I scarcely slept at an.
11 had Won bothered for nearly
two montbo Wore I started ualn
I "In
Cuticura, ond after I had used th'.9
boxes of Cuticura Ointment with the
cuticura Soap I was completely
healed." (Signed) Misa L. 1$urns,
St. Bazile, Que., June 6,1918.
Use Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Talcum for all toilet purposes.
$qap ;Be. oigment, 25 -And 500. Sold
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SPAGHETTI FOR
ONE-PIECE MEALS
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roundation for Many
Simple Dishes
That S'ave Time for House-,
. wives. . .
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There are many dishes using spa-
ghetti as a foundation that can be
used for the ono-plecG meals that are
SO POPUIaT with the busy housewife,
Thqso,can be made in the morning,
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put into the ice box and warmed up in
the oven in a very short time. With
a sal -1 and a simpie dessert they
form a perfect meal, And can be made
on ,shopping or club day, and it won't J
matter how late the cook gets home
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The Italians give us this receipt:
Yake a saLce of three tablespoonfuls
of butter c: butter substitute, three of
flour and a cu.nful -.ad a halt Of to-
matoes Juice ;5tratned out of a can
of tomatoes, The wilole tomatoes can
be used t' e next day for a, salad or
baked tomatoes. Season well with
salt -and r,eplier. Acid six tablespoon-
fuls of ch- ,' 1,
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PP. am, six mushrooms
if you have them, and three 'cupfuls
nearly three months' careful study of infrable for winter, wten. heat-produe-
of cooked s1paghotti. Put in a baking
the contributions the Judges have an-
Ing foods are needed. I
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nounced the following as prize win-
'cheques
Not very much meat is wanted by
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ners, to Whom for the
amounts of their prizes have been
the average person, aAd*what Is eaten.
should be "on the lean slde,Al Poultry
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and fish are really better than meat,
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�mailed:
I British Columbia -Donald Graham,
Armstrong; J, A, Edgecombe, Peach-
and there is not so much difference In
prices nowadays to debar people froin
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land; W. J. L. Hamilton, Deaver Point.
choosing. Soup's should be struck off
.
Alberta -W.' Spindler, Berryinoor;
th; cenia. Uggodishes are good in
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Mrs. William A. Sargeant, �Banft,
moderation - savory onielettes and
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Joseph H. B. Smith, Westholme, Wolfe
such like. The dra,v'vback in recom-
What Lvdia E. Pinkharn's
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Creek,
Saskatchewan�Mary V. Rowland,
mending eggs is that peeple so often
run away with the idea that it means
op
Vegetable Compound Did
Hoosier; Ernest Booth, University Of
Saskatchewan, Saskiitoon; Mrs, P. E.
a never-ending chain of egg dishes-
N
for Mrs. Peasey
Shepherd, Senate,
then they wonder why their food Is
the reverse of tonic in effect. ti ggs
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I of London. , " '
Manitoba -W. W. Moloney, Kalefda;
can, of course, be used largely In sal-
,
Sylvester T. Holdeu,,Delcraine; John
P. Hamelik, Hodgson.
ads -and the iinportatice of salads In
London, Ont. -"I suffered witltper-
, ' Ontario -James Grant, R. R. No: 5,
spring Is so great that there is no need
to apologize for repetition,
loolic pains, ,was weak and run down
Bellwood; ,Tohn B. Beaton, Brigden;
Bruce M. Jones, Denfield.
To sum upt The main Items of
could not eat and had headaches. The'
worst symptoms were dragging down
I Quebec -Mrs. Amy Kirby, Cook-
spring diet should be fresh vegetables
of the uon-starchy order and fruit,
pains so bad I sometimes thought I
,,Would crazy and I seemed to be
shire; Dame Louis Touzin, St. Germain
de Grantham; Louis "Blais, St. Pierre
fish (not shell fish), egs, dairy pro-
,go
sirlothering. I was in this condition for
duco a's it can be obtained, poultry,
two or three years and could not seem
de Bronghton.
I New BrimBwiclk-James T. Clinton,
a d ke proper exercise.
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to Y�ork. I tried L-11 kinds of remedies
and haol been treated by physicians, but
Millstream; George H. Lucas, Sussex;
Minard's Liniment used by Physicians
received no benefit I found one of your
James Dukes, Hoyt Station.
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booklets and felt Inclined to try Lydia
Nova Scotia -Joseph Milligan, Roy's
Soseph K. Owen,
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King Gets Vnexpected Gift,
E: Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I
Island, King's Head;
received the best results from it, and
Hardwood Hill; William MacOdrum,
King George has, _�-' is said, recent.
no*1 keep house and go out to work
Mineral Rock.
I Prince EdWard island - David
ly received a most welcome gift from
,,in unknown dcaor, It Is a complete
and am like a new woman. I have rec-
onimended your Vegetable Compound t
Brooks, Abney; Fercy 0. Fredericl;,
Robert Rhynes, Char-
-jet of wkr s�amps Issued in the odeu,
to iny friends, and if these facts will a
help some poor woman use them As you
West Devon; pied parts ol France and Bel-lum by
lottetown. I the German�, and r 'so a sei' of the
lease." -Mrs. J. F, Prmsay, 200 Roo
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stAmps issued by the Bolshevik Gov.
Street, London Ont '
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The reason women wri�e such letters
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ernment. . .
to the Lydia E. Pinkharn Medicine Co.
I I TEMPLETONIS
Stamp collecting has always been
one of His Majesty's favorite hob-
, and tell their friends how they are I
helped is that Lydia E. Pinkham t sVege-
RHEUMATIC CAPSULES.
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bies, and his sets, artistically mount-
table Compound has brought health and
Vor afteen years the standai,1!
ed by himself, ar, probably the fin.
happiness into their lives, Freed from t
opecillo for
I Rhournatism, Neuritts, Gout
est in the -,Xox-:d. !Is Possesses the
"Baden Powell"
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their illness they want to pass the good
' - Sciatica, Lumbago, Nourainla , ,
celebrated stamp, is.
sued during the defeilce of Xafeking,
news along to other suffering. Tomen
that they also may be.7elieved.,
M=y doctors pre:cribe them. . a
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TIta to Teinplotont, 14U' ginr St� W., Tormto, for
This was give_ to tile King when he
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If there are any complications you do d
Yieaawplv, 80,Abyrtiiab�iodm,-Giut%overywhororor
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was Duke of York by Queen Victoria
not unSerstand write to Lydia E. Pink.
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(who received it from Baden-Powell)-
hain Med'Wine Co., Lynn, Mass. I
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_--ompanled by the SLIff roelaor,%u-
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Muggins-Who started that insane
dum.: "'Even th) circumstances 0
siege is no way Justified the sub8fl-
disli, cover with gratea cheese and
theory that two could live as cheaply
tuttug of ',its he: I for ours."
,
bread crumbs, Bake until the crumbs
R,s one? Buggins-I suppose it was
,
Are brown, I
the same fellow Who first said it was
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WITH SAUSAGu,
41heaper to move than to pay rent,
Ask for Minard's and t.1ke no other.
Bu�, a half pound dt chapped beei t'v
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The Sinecialist
PC) R. WARD
cooked spaghetti ready and put it In .
a baking d.zh w4th the meat, In lay -
ers, Pour over it a v,upful of tomato
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juice and 0.)ver with buttered crumbs,
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This Is very good with the sauene
Men, Are You In Doubt
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0040, omitting tte -4eef.
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OYSTERS ARE 0001),
... " �� . As to your trouble? Have you sorno skin
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Oysters are very good baked with
,�....: eruption that 13 stubborn, has resisted treat-
spaghetti, Coolt one-quarter of a box
ri-milit ? I a there a heevous condition which
pf apaglietti. Buy P,55 oysters and scald
in their liquor,
does not I mprove In spite of root, diet and
own Butter a baking
d'sh "I'd put in P, layel, of the spaghet-
madicina? Are you goln,9 down hill steadily?
ti and oile ot the oy�ters until they
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�� AkF. YOU NERVOUS and deepondent, weak
and debIlitated; tired mornings; no ambition
are ail used, Thicken two cupfuls
ot inilk 'with two tablespoonfuls of
-11felats; memory gone; easily fatigued; o*
cornstarch and Add a tablespoonful of
butter, Pour over the oysters, cover
I 1. citable And Irritable; lack of ehorgy and confl-
- --- dance? Is therefailling power, a drain on the
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with buttered breadcrumbs and brown
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____ tam? Consult the ,DTd reliable speclallats.
In
a hot oven.
Spaghetti and cheese ig a very good
IS .1 .� VMPTOMS OF VARIOUS AILMF.NT$.
supper
, w
Mall. Put a layer of the a
cooked spaghetti into a dish, cover A
Wcftk and rolaxea rtato of this booy, * %ervousnesil, despotidettay. tioor
with grated cheese And another layer w
memory, Idak of will powor, tbnlO, frrItAble dispamition, dimintalied power of
CLI)PUCatl0n, energy ar,d coheentration, fear of Impending d*ng6r,or Intaf(Jr.
of
�Irll
the spaghetti, And so,con till the gh
18 full. Pour over It enough
ttin,*, dr6welno.,is and tendency to sloop, unreatfuL sleep, dark rings under
eyes. loss of weight, Insomnia. Dr. Ward gives you the benefit of 20 ears,
continuous it, the treatindnt
t1lin
bread
wbito sauce to cover, eover With he
crumbs and bake, It will add
practice of ail chronic, nervous, blood &nX ��,klnt
dbleasas. The abuve symptoms, 11thd memy others not mentioned, sboW
greatly
tirt
to tho zest of the dish It a I)i
plainly that somothing is wrong With ,your physical condition and that you
halt
teaspoonful of powdered mustard in
need expert attention.
Men, WhY s-0fet, longerl rAt me make you a, vigorous man. Let ma
is
added to the white sauce, yo
rostor6 your physical condition to full manho.d. Don't be a weakling aer
longer. Make 1115 Tour rnin:l to coM6 to me and I will gIV6 the boat truat.
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CA191T 11A'V11 110TIt. of
Ment known to sclene6--the ono suer-Alsfal, tesatmoint based oil the "�*rlw
en06 of 2) years In troating men stnd their
11111gher wo. es, and shorter hours" aro pe
and legitlinato
allmenttl.
natural
benefits sought p,h
Dr. Ward's Methods Unrivalled, Thorough and Parthpnent.
by
organized labor.
It tho world's wok can bo apno In , go
M You reallre that you hava, only 6ne'llfe to live -do you roali*6 that
by 11.1 bealth
clAt
hours there 14 no reaso als
11 why the
you Ate missing most of that lit* 7 A lito worth livint it
. A heo.1thy life. 316.9160t; of on6la health Win put many a man In his
tollor
twelve.
ahould bo ialne(l to his job for 9to
el
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gtalMave, bo,sn telling rpen theme things for mkny ypars bot still there *t`6
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Dut shorter hours aila a deere"ea out- Th
put per hour will not Speed tile day Wh,�ft sto
thOUSAlids Of vlatima who, for various rdabonto, have, uot had the good
qvbrybo4y can enjoy a Abort working lat
"'n" to com" "A" ' "
8 6�11� ,,st "Un I'll, t
"'t'o�rit "' ""us dandiflotiff, "Orrowt ethluottoft,
44y.
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lAckle"Ne - I M
%' �eitn;"tj
� 6M. stotrAch and lt,*or troublk lkoho, Akin
3311us, �ro
dil.t.0 . th re�t,t trouble#, Piles. flattil& and 'blood 404n*
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A 6orrespoudont of an EngllRh ))a.
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Der VemntlY Indulged In tlits bull: 0
FREE CONSCLU'rION 1EXAMINATION. I
"Lest * whliippr of the hidden hand b)
I 2�efom bexinning treatm6nt You must ntike ano visit to rhy 6fflee r6r
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F;XRSTCLA,SS. KNITTEXt, SDXPZR.
%�,�Inc on Pablod Flat raslitoMug
.O!d Qood wages paid to capablo
11144. Beat workinK conditions in daylight
in,,,. Morcury Mills, ,J,td,, ijamlitoji,
ont.
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L ADIES WANTED -TO DQ P
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1!1d light 'gewing at home;' whowle"I
sp%ro time; good pay; work ,sent Any dis-
t4nck); charges paw, Send atatup for
partloiuia,ra, National Alanufacturlo$
��Q�manyl Montreal, Que,
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BUSINESS OH"CMS
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ness and meat market in
Just the rIght distntice from
� 2*00th steel plant now beh
I splendid store and fixtures;
fp_� selling; �hls is a snap for
- $'OR SAIS .........
]FOR SALF-30 x 311,Le GOOD __�:K___
Weather Nonskid Tires $19,75, while
they last, Bought at the old price,
selling at the old price. Model Tire Co.,
26 Dundas W.., Toronto.
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offices throughout Canada.
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OOEAN ISLAND.
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Richest Tract of Land Unftr Bri-
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tish Flag. I
Ocean Island, a tiny spot In the
Pacific ocean, only five miles in eir-
16urnference is the -richest tract . of
land for its size tinder the Britisli
f lag. This Island, which is ilothing,
more than a vast deposit of excellent-
ly rich phosphate of I'me, Was discov-
ered in a curious manner. A New
ZealGnd concern, with an office on a
back street in Sydney, N. S. W., had
a buff -colored, irregular shaped piece
of rock to keep the door open. A man
interested in guano ,put the stone In,
4is pocket one day and subjected
it to many tests at home. 1-10
returned and tried to trAce its history,
but all he could, learn waa that a
tritolor from Ocean. Island had left It
there. He took the next steamer to
the island and discovered that the
place wai3 literally covered with the
phosphate, a small pinch of which
would enable any plant on any soil ,o ,
doubt Its tertility. He offered somet.
Austral,.'an capitalists the chance 10�
form a -company to work the fiel4s.
but they passed It up, and a group
Dt London financiers accepted the
proposal and have established a
Plant there. The total native popula-
tion of the island is 500 and they 'are
the wealthiest natives in the wb,rld.
Vluch of the land still helongs to them
ind the company has to Pay them a
royalty of sixpence a ton for dvery-
on of phosphate sh:pped. This roy-
Ity is used by the British govern-
nent to benefit the Island natives. 11
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(Dallas News.)
]3ax-11T hear your friend, tht . natura-
tat, has met With an accident. what
was It?"
Cox—"Soineone gave him a tiger cub,
nd said it ,was so tam�, It would eat.
off his hand, and It did.',
THE LINE NVAS BUSY , A Tmrg.
Bones: I callcd up on the phone to -
ay and just Eor fun 1,naid, ,,:Rello,
,lentral, Give Ale Reaven. I
interlocutort What happened?
BoneO: Well, that's not exactly what
he gave me. �
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(13rockville Recorder.)
It takes twenty years for a znot?rer to
nake a man of her son, but a pret
rey, of him 9.
wenty minutes. I
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For Colds, Catarrh or Influenu
Do you feel weak q8a uneilvq to. thtr
ork ahead of you?, UO You still cough
little, or does .Vt1ir noso bother yon?
re yon pale? Is your blood thin ,%pd
atery? Better put your body Inlio
'
ftPe. Build strong I I
An Old, reliable blood - tiattkor /xit,
rbal tonic inade from wild r000 aftd
rks, Is Dr. Pioree's Golden Ved1call
scovery. This "nature rcrn"d�,oi.comcsi
tablet orliquid, form. XLW411611dup
ur bo4y and prol,oet you front dis.
sOgOl'-w-91vhlo,)Iltirkt)vei-l.whero, Ono
the active ltlgrcdlent,� of this tpm-
rance ft1tAXAttvG find. tonic is Wll& ,
erry bark with stilliMia, which is "
od for the lung$ Und for couglit - '
0 Oregon grAlie root, blood 1.00C. �
no root, Qubenla root, -all skilfully f
rabined In th6 Medj%l Dlaeovary.
ego root$ h,%v6 a oirtet action on the o
Mach, Iniprov'Ing dlgeatkia .%nd astloil.
ton, TheSe herbal *extracts in thf,
f9covery" Aid In blwd-making ana
bblitforserofuln. tylitiprovir,gthe ,
od they fortify the body against aa� .
aek Of grip preolds. *
attirth Ahould be U*jted, grlit�
odd11.m*,8iNwtththlAj,lM,,,M.. 01!2c
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%Ayment i0f fft Cotnadlsi.n money iteceptid at full ,ftlue, 7, ;1111%thr*n, this r4uddy pool of polities Send 1W for trill Pkg, at modlea 0*6, 5
7# Nis"ra $4u&r*,, guftalo, N. y� � vr" the rock oft which I spit"? toverr Tl;ibloo Or CMAVTh Tablft 1* Dt,*.
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