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NS 1A "HYS 01AROW�N, otothe B nau-mace In the twentleth. who r-r'*rrv1 0,00r,01"l-loal 411,:eovery
ITI GOOD.
Contral Coro of the Advontvre. to 1111,111c'al gain, -and wito socuroa ex., Vvv #.-VA ONTARIO WOMAN
I if naval 01,om of high attllam�-uts (-.3 0 1
ra na t -9 n1ft POUNDS
part of the now L'N- alclopors for their ventures. I
S Witte, will be referred tot YO
I THE BRA A ASH NAVY COWNERS BECKON Here only, Ono
wition, I John 1310000'3 Firnopo Trip. CAN BE b@0 LJ--:U`NMW*"1R GAINS iz
ventum tho oxPloratiou, of tha Bader.' "Otte of these, J('11 I d
"FLYING SHIPS11 VNIQUF, AI)VFNTURES LURt E'X and tbat"13 thece"t I . ro of ilto 'd- ul't e MUM WE &THERE
IN NAV* CIR' ' by Quadrant of the Antarctic Area. Perhaps tile finest A*ntarotic vo",ge, If Your Blood Supply is Kept I I
CLE$. PLOP*EkS. OF TO -DAY, The late Sir Clements 111arkhain hit of all li!�$tory In 1830-31, ciaceting a! Rich and lied, GIVES TANLAC CRWIT
upou the happy expedient of dividing ccalPleto circulnuavig,.,tion to FOR FINE HEALTM
tile. polar gap of the southern bemlB'm thO Antaret,(, circle - 1 1 An Alibi.
Md. a great part It it; a wa�to of time and 1110120Y to Wer --"I am afraid Jolln-
Sir Eroo$t $h4&letonpl, p,,,n� Dll()rQ t4tq the four quadrants doflA�d of t,l,.s way on the poleward Side -of it. Aght Me OIY tile signs of df8ease: In lly to _ 11 n
0"I'y iw Their HU110 DO ari r Anxious Mo
tain's F19atino Aerodromes
Reoernble Other Ve4sels.
The queerest -looking, Quaintest, and
apparontly most ungainly craft that
ever rode the seas are tile so-called
"flying -ships" that have been added to
the British Navy, one Can And noth-
lug ex"tly like 'them Ill 1111Y other
navy in thet world.
In order that Britain's fleets, may be
Absolutely UP40-dats, they are now no,
compailled on all their voyages by a
squadron of airplanes. These are em-
ployad In scouting aid- In 11spqttingi,
for the guns. Firing Is carried out tit
such enormously long ranges In these
days that old-time methods of watch -
Ing. the fall of shots, ars�ueojqsg , ,
, No matter how )men the eyes at the
lanqUi6ad may be, they cannot gee a
distall4o at twellt34flve mileof But an
aerial observer can, so A"ful obser.
vation has been adopted It Is also in.
dispensliblo In reconnaisance
The Mother of the Aeroplanev.
But aircraft have � only a limited
"radiusof action!' They are unable to
�coiitinue moving for weeks on end
aindor their ot-vit, pover, as warships,
do Therefore, "llYing-ships" haia
been built for the purpose of trans.
porting them.
Actually these curious Craft are sea�
going uorodromes, as they fill precise.
ly the same place in the organization
of a fleet as the land aerodrame doca
ill the equipment of ail army col-ps.
In so far as their hull Is concerned,
the I'llying-shilm" are ship -like. But
there all resemblance to an DrdInary
vessel en -ds. From bulwarks upward,
they are huge, oblong � structures, top�
ped by a broad sweep offiat deck that
dills a.blt;,at th-0 after and,
This deck Is the ,ak!1lg_off,, ground
front which the machines rise and up-
on which they alight when descending,
.4 that the m4chincil S may have a clear
Wit When (,taking -off," the deck is
treed front all obstructions, either by
Inechanical devices or by constructive
design
In Due case—tUat of the Eagle, the
tunnel - and navigattlig-bridge are
placed jauntily on Ono side of the ves-1
sel. But In the Argus .tnd the recent-
ly completed Hermes, the bridges and
,oliarthouses disappear. by mechanical
means, so as to leave the whole derk
open when required.
- Very Ddd, too, Jt looks to. see bridges
and charthouses dropping down Inside
the slifp, and then popping up again,
Jack,in-the box fa,�Lhlou And the flin.
nels, 14stead-Of risIDg amidships in the
usual way, discharge their Smoke as.
tern.
.471ifs poculMrIty I , n It , er build caused
a:vo ic"ident when'th
,.Yyt hings I�4.� 11 e Ar.
9.p paid Ixer.,f
, irot v�lsit to one of Eng.
laaWs .1419. naval, parts.-,.,,
" OAIaokSrS, ge,134114.-ToXilmes of.smake
belching from her stern., thought the
ship was air fire,. and raised an alarm
—and it took some explanation to con-
vince them that they wc
Beneath tlio� broad tw
roomy hangars Ili which a squadron
of teroplanes call be stowed. As the
machines ai� *antod for' uze, they are
sent to t4o'deck by electric -lifts. Wide
as the deck Is. alighting upon it proves
a difficult Job In rough weatlier�
Always Improving,
Should a machine not be able to
"land" there, it can drop Into the
water'alongolde and be picked up,. The
'%71119-shlPs" are also � fitted �wlth
work-shors and all other requisites of
a well-equipped norodrome. With
every now one turnad out some fin -
prevenient in dosign is iniade that In-
creases officleacy.
Like most Innovations in British. na-
tional fighting forces# the "flyIng-slilp"
began experimentally. The "mother"
at the squadron waa, the Vurlous, Ono
of the four mystery, ships introduced
by the late Lord Fisher. . She was
tU."ned, Into a floating aerodrome for
the Grand Fleet.
Then followed tho -'Eagle, acquiredi
from Brazil and "converted" for a like I
'purpose. After that came spocially-!
designed vp,.qqels, and those weird.
looking Ievf,.1th,.ius now Collatitilte tL10
)atett sroolklist section added to the
TeMng th& Tole.
Clanadlan merchants might read
wlth benefit tho-r4olliaTkS on Japanese
'advertisements'lli "Outward Bound."
Japanese advert Isenlentso declares
the, writer, are rich tit metaphor and
quaint humor. Ilere are a few ex-
ainDles:
,� Tokio. 81tatloner 4tillouncos that
"ths paper I sell is as solid as the hide
Of an 0leDhant." A fishmonger pro.
miscl% to doliver all orders, at coo-
tomers, houses "With tile rapidity Of
it shot fired from a rille.1, ,my extra,
00dal villegar," a. grocer declaro%
'�Ig as R0111'aZ tho tongue of the Most
shrONVISh m0tbor-In-Jaw.".
A large'lliultiple S-hol; begs tile pub -
lie to "Come Into out storakf. You will
Meet with an overwholming welcome.
Out c-3118-tftnto 4r6 an. tunitti)IC, as. a
faillOr WTIO Is endeavoring to marry
Off 1119 daughtorl withaut,.gIvIng them
Way bwrx You will Always he g"Int-
td ll.$ jotdlally as, h spell of sut,shina
coir-Ifig toward# the close of a pouring
W4L 414.16
Mood Vpyw.t of Piaccivery
4.0* morldall at Graonwiclt and Itil
001111.111110104 ot 180 deg.. croosed by
Along U10 w0AU11 half of Ube Eaderby thO f0119 run you are Probably worse'
Quadrant Ili', track still marks tile Off than when You started. What Is I FuthOr—"MY goodnes3! What does
110
SaYs She OWY Weighed 98
Attr4as Keellt Intereit,
tile merfdans of 20 aeg. R, 0,nd W. To
complain of?"
11011110ary between tho kliowil and ill,) far more Important is that you ;
should AnziDus MOthff—"R&
Pounda When $he Bova
Dr. 11. a. Mill, writing in the f on
those,lie Kaye, appropriate names, and
tile most appropriate Is that of the
unknown, lit hl,4 br1g, the Tula, of un., Intelligenty (_�xalnllle tlle limn't begun
various to Complain yet, but I forgot to look
der 200 tons, Aceorapaulml by thp and trace tile cause. When,
Udng it.
4ond
Times, On Shackl . etou,s adventure,.
.
run4erlly Q44dillut, between the meri-
�eut_ I'SYMPtumts the Am clipboard yesterday and there
ter Lively, of about 50 tons, he f6ught Yc:u rf"llOve th e Vlusa, health will be Isn't a bit missing."
"I only welghed 98 'pounde vdwk it
eve
than Of Greenwich and go Ile& p,
. .1
, for months against the furlowi bliz. Yours. For example, unaelwo people
started on Taulao, bu I 140W W614*
t
"That
thallgh forelgii purts to Prof or. to Call it
zards, in the eUcrt tot penetrate the Otto" endure months of suffgring Valle
130 and am feeling like a different po#4
the rouiance at exploration to
the African Qaadr4ct,,a
, g it liel to the
-- treating It,3 sympt' Mending Slowly.
heavy Ice to the Southward, and at the am$, such as flidl.
Son," said Mrs. Frieda BrydgoE4 M
not dead 11% perhaps the most delight-
South of-thatcontillent, It so happens,
end of the season, when itavigation, gestlon, shortness of breath, palpita- Dorrls—'An4 hom Is your bachelor
$011a St., North Hamilton, Oct
ful Of Sir Ernest Shacldebolil!15 dlo-
that the two romaining quadrants are
i friend?"
i was possible and with halt his crew tian 'at the heart and exh' austion after
Walter ..... When 1
underwent an opor,410A fow
coveries, and the, very Prograr'Rale of
Wall kaowv: 1n, the Victoria (or Aus-
trnliall.)
disabled, he sig-lited black cliffs, and any small effort. gaw jil.al last 110
hills through The apparent was mending slowiv.,,
Year$ ago and ever since then I bavo
been JA B Very weal; and
hio now expedition In the Quest Is
aglow With ther true fire whi ell drovp
Quadrant, to the east Aninua-
son and Sctlt�xeacbod tile FD19 its'
elf
—the latter following In the footsteps.
projecting the snow in stomach and heart
66 -deg. 80 min. S. and 50 deg, E.; but, troubles are generally nothing more "Indeed. I didn't know lie had been
JVAt 0 S 4e felt conadpilt pf making, a'tllaa the result of an Insufficient gap.
rundown m
ditic"l- MY stomach was. 1jo upset tko
1 Could hardly eat a nioraVl ot I
tile explorers 'aid.
of Old without the
Of Shft'Okle'ton, who, had come within
�
landing a terrifle storm PlY Of pare blood. -Tills ana . I "He hasn't been: De v..*as sewing
fweDt down emic state,
.4vA
food And I got so thin people tDI4 w^
.
of Steam IrtO the furthest and coldest
100 miles of the goal Some years ear-
from the land and drove him helpless may have followed -some previous Ill. Some buttons on his olothes.11
I I
I looked like I was starving, I wax
recesses Of tile ocean To any 0'40 Whor
,or,, while In the Weddell (or Ameri-
can) '4uadrant, on tile West, Bruce,
to the northward for 150 .11., before,cess, or ail attack of Influeuzaq, or it I
he could regain control of his ship. way have arisen frDul overwork, war. Authorities.
very weak and my nerves were so Ug.
strung that I could'get but very Iltas
kno,Ws the (11111CURY -of sighting D Spla.11
FlIchnor Pruid ShackletoA had traced
'In 1833 Kemp, with another of En. ry or too little fresh air. To obtain Little Nellie told little Anita what
I
sleep at night.
oceanic Island, not to spea k, of tbo
now ja'�A,to awly 78 deg, S.
derby's little ships, coming from the good health the simple a � she terma only a fib,
nd proper
"That was MY couditlo'll ikUen 11;
risks of landing upon it, the program
alight Zoom extravagant.,I Sir Ernest
'Between th . e , se two.t.nowa quad-
that�OtEaderby
eastward, made the, most sontlierly course Is to build up the blood, but to I Anita- -A fib ii the same as a story
passage yet alDag the do this YOU Must select a reliable I and a story is tile s,'jule as a Ile.11
hold of T4nIae, but five bottles at th*
medicine have simply transformed me.
Slia Okleton has"I'DwOveVe OPOnt twen-
ty Years irk tile
rants interposes. a see-
tar Of unpu0bed possibilities, for no
'accomplished
Western half of the Endo remedy with a r Nellic--"No,
rby Quad. oputation such as Dr. It Is not."
Williams, Allita—"Yes,
Why, I have actually gained 32 poulad*
In wel.9lit and am feeling
performance of almost
impossJbe Programs, and those Who
vessel has yet succeeded In gettingas
far as the. sevealty�second of
Pink Pills. These pills ea. it In, because aly father
rant, and JIL 60 deg. X reported land
on the Antarctic circle. No one has rich the blood which carries nourish. 18 a protewor at the universit
simply Ace.
have a splendid appetite and ma
know h -lin believe that heoan occomp-
Halt this too.
parallel
latitudowithin, it. The great expedl-
tions
Seen these lands since. The Challenger ment to all the Organs of the body and Nellie—"I don't care it hoyis, My
enables them to do the work nature father is an editor and he knows more i
In 1874, like the �Pagoda, ia 1845,
eat' whatever I want and never sufrar
a Particle from Indigestion. My nerves,
'An Oceanographical cruise of 80,-
bilive for the most part passed It
by, Cook,, in Ills hunt for the tem-
made
a 9411ant Push into tile unknown. but expects of them. Thousands of men about IY1119 thaxt your father." I
are steady, I sleep well at night ana
con miles' Ill a .2004 -On' craft cannot
I fall to be as full Of OxcltOmellt as, Of
porate,�southern continent that liattlit.
ntired in a Sorely battered condition. 11,111 women have proved this for them.
selves. One Of these Is Mrs. T. Flynn, Nicely Worded.
"The Quest is a tough little
I
am so Much stronger that I can do my
housework With ease.
(113coulfort, for every Island.. to be
touched at is a focus, of historl c Ia-
ed the minds of the theorists of his
century, prot crossed the circle at one
Beiangshansoix
I
vessel,
and a n.R. No. 1, Erinsville, Ont., who says- Mrs. NOwillother
nce among the lee her small size wa�i very much ;
and great strength will give her spe. " L,ist spring I got Into a badly ru� afraid at her baby catching '
"It is nothing less than marvelouS
how Taulao has built me up and I t43m
terest to British cailors aud mer� Of
science, froax the voyage, of tile para.
Point, and succeeded
In crosidni it at three points nearly
fifty
germs 1
cial advantages In working h down condition. I had no energy; from indiscriminate People kis-ing t
er way, so he
that She may be work left me exhausted, and the least little darling. She
pleasure in making this statement f6r
the benefit Of Others."
mour Pink with the astronoliter H41.
IGY lit the Seventeenth
Years later, but the great British,
Anierloan and French expeditions of
confIden Y expected
t, was careful in
to push furtlier within the veil than exertion would make my heart palpl. OvOrY way that baby should riot catch
any her tate violently, I had any Of those
Tanlac Is sold by leading draggisft
everywhere. AdT.
Century, through
that of the ReSIDIAltiOn With Cook In
1940 all kept far to the north. It was
a field of fame for the small sealing
Of predecessors. She will often read at Dr, germs, Any article that
have tills vast advantage of modem Williams' Pink Fills, and decided to might Contain 9LITnis Was bailed be.
all
the beach, are merely e emn+,
the 01911t(lenth, the Beagle with Dar.
Vensels sent out In -the P30s of the last
Sounding gear so that she call feel Out give them a trial and got a half dozen fore It came near baby,
$ad.
Will and the Challenger in the nine.
century by the London firm of Eader-
boxes. r had not been taking the pills Put it becrane harder when relations,
the coutour of the ocean floor and so
'firshtfl.ay
Little Julian had completed thg
get evidence of the Poximity of land long when I felt a decided Improve. wanted to kiss the baby. You could n
'a'
s
t chool. and had elimbed up -
Surnames
Origin
which was, not vailnbl, to Discoe on(I ment in My condition and by the time
fil I ve*rY well tell a cooing visitor to boll
I had used the six boxes I could do my her face first. I
Kemp. Her Wireless equipment
on ,a
ther's lap to give dad his Im.
pressions thereof.
and
I heir
should
housework
"Well," dad, "how
With ease. I can strongly Ono day the rich aunt—Chorabella, I
enable her chronometers to be rated
said do you thh*
..i I
while at Sea, and so her longitudes recommend Dr. Williams, Pink pills by naMe—,called to see the baby, and
you will like school?" ,
i.
9EZCK
ought to be far more Precise than to all weak people." the first thing Mrs. Newinother knew
"Whercupon the countenance of
Variations -01H )gain, MacHiggin, Hig-
Varl,
ations — Beckett, Becker, Beck-
You can get these pills through any was that the aunt was aiming to
those of earlier expeditions, She Wqll kiss
I
Julian took on a most serious expres.
glnson, Huggins, MeHiggan, Me.
Gulgan.
man. ,
be the first to, carry a staff of Scion. dealer in medicine, or by mail post. the baby.
Paid at 50 cents a box or six boxes for Mrs. Nowmather did not want to of-
tific specialists into the wide
zlon.
"To tell you the honest truth, dad�
Racial Origin—Irish,
Racial Ortgin—Anglo-Sa
man, Xon, also Ger.
stretch
of unexplored waters between the $2.50 front The Dr, Williams' Afedlelne fend the relative, who, probably, was
tracks i CO.- Brockville, Ont. gain., to keep
110 allswOred, "I believe I've start^;a
s0ructhlng I can't finish.,,
Source—A given name.
Source — Geographical, also occupa.
of the Challenger and Soot!,% a good supply of silver-
While the family ilames.Rigglas and
Higginson "Hiclel
tional.
and South Of that of the Valdivia, it Spoons in the youngster',% mouth, but.
Neap and Sprino Tides. she bldpPed back Out of reach with
18 not likely that the 11311derbY
Minard's Liniment Lumbermanve Friend
often come from or
"Iliccou," old English nicknames, far
While the family names of Beck,
Beckett, Becker au& Beekman have
Quad-
rant or any other partot the AutarQtie The tides are caused tb'y the attrac- the baby In her arms.
"Oh, Aunt Clarabolia," she Cried.
will be Worth exploring from tion which the moon exercises the
Forestry and Paper Making.
Richard, it is. sate'to say that in the
majority of cases in tills country Stich
becclue contused through changes In
spel'ing, so, that the tracing of one In,
a utill- on ,
tartan, Point Of view, but the human oceans. You must not do that! Germs will
be germs, know!"
I
I (this sheet of Paper) was made out
of a green tree, If that tree had been
nallie,%, Pre Celtic. So tar -as O'Higgin
alid MacHiggin or McHiggin
volv'es the tracing of the other, there
race has The time of high water on any day you
face of tb 'a right to unvell the whole
e earth, and the world -will Is roughly fifty minutes later than it What's that?" flared up aunt. "Do:
burned, I would be Jost a cinder. it l
are con-
cerned there Is no reasonable doubt
are really two stources, at the name,
different in racial origin and in mean.
be morally richer it Rowett and was oil tile day before. You mean to insinuate that I have any i
germs?"
am more useful than a cinder, please
help to keep my beautiful
that they are Irish.
I
The Irish Mg. -Ins, like the English,
Ing.
Shackletan complete what Enderby Possibly, too, You have observed that
and Bislooe began." on some days the tide comes in much "Oh, Aunt Clarabella," answered!
green
brothers front being turned into ashes -
comes froin a given name, but not the
*ants 0110.
'often
I
It Is Safe, to assert, however, that it
you spell your name, Beck, or Beckett,
It probably comes from E ngland, and
farther and recedes to a far greater Mrs. Newinother, as sweet as ever.'
distance than on others. , You ought to take what I have just I
to
said as a compliment, Germs
SUMMER HEAT
Sunlight will penetrate clear water
a depth of 1,500 feet.
The mistake Is made Of Call-
If 'it is Becll:0 or Beckman, it origin-
As a matter of fact, these big and and flies, ,
small tides occur at gulfa re -1- ;_ You know—they both Like sweet i
1:11slug this name with the name of
Keegan, that Is, in assuming that it
ated In Germany.
Beck was simply a very, English
HARD ON BABY
tar" als. Big tides are called 0 spri ngs,
comes from the same given name,
. old
-w9rd ,for,broqk. , It,has- peconto a
and small tides- neaps, and they de -
Pend upon the changes of the moon.
it is not the wise student who bums
E oglian., through the use of the prefix
nao." The argument being that there
family name In. the gain,& mannorthat
Brooks h as, It probably made. its, first
No season of the year is so danger-
One night we see In the sky a thin
, e nuidnight *11 and sleeps away the
"' .
morning sun.
IS, little x9al difference between Mae.
Kegan 1
app
,paratipe , Ig some such form. as
"TiWmaih
One to the life of little ones as is the
summer. The excessive heat throws
allvery crescent, which we call the
new moon. On the following two or
end M4cHigglm �Tws 4'
r9u. I
Ate, Beck," or 'Thomas at
'4
the little stomach out of
three days we shall have spring tides.
It is wise to.strive for perfection
ment, however, loses sight of, the fact
that both of these forms are but Snip.,
I
the Beck." It.js easy to. see how such
dei s' 0Wye early became
order so
quickly that u nless prompt aid is at
Seven days, from the time when it
YOUTSelf, bUt f0lly to expect it of
others.
lish corruptions of tile Irish surnames,
family nqmeg� ior the a at al.
., y were a n ur
hand the baby may be beyond all
human 11efP before the
Ill- now the Moon appears- as. a halt.
This Is the season at neap tides. A
What
which are traceable definitely to dif-
ly applicable to father, Son and.grand-
mother realizes
he to Ill. Summer is, the seasou
week later the full moon 'makes night
One of the Best Known
ferent sources both by means, of spell.
Ing historical-garealogleal
son, through succeeding generations
When
diarrhoea, cholera Infanturn, dysentery
almost like clay, and brings- the second
- Travellers in Canada Says.
and the re.
cords, in the Irish language,
while the family continued to live In
lthe_same. place. Beck is also an. Anglo-
and colic are most prevalent. Any
lot of'spring tides.
Neap tides occur again the
"Now I am going to give You an un -i
sollei ed testimonial a they say In the;
The Irish form of the surname to
"Olh-Ulgin," "MacUigan," Ili,,
Saxon word; all of which points to a
one of these troubles may prove dedd-
ly If not properly treated. During the
as full
moon changes Jilto the dying ha if
Pateatt medicine adverstising. lier-toforA
I have had a Profound contempt for Pa -1
or the
being a neoessary Insertloa after "0"
very early use of it as a family name,
even If unconsciously.
-summer the mother's best friend Is
moon. Thus there is a fortnight's lit-
tent medicines, particularly so�ealled
liniments, Perhaps this is due to thg,
to make It pronounceable. The family
Beckett means a little brook, or a
Baby's. Own Tablets, They, regulate
the- bowels, sweeten the
terval between spring tide and spring
tide and between neap and neap,
reason that I have been blesserl With a
sturdy constitution, and have never been!
Ill day in life. One
or clau, name comes from the �glven
name of "Ilight," which means "know-
brooklet.
Becker, however, 19 of German orig-
am
St ach and
keep baby healthy. The Tablets are
Gold Seeldng in Austmlia.
a my day last fail
after a h4rd day's tramp In the slush of
Montreal, I developed a severe palix ini
edge.'$
in, being the word for baker, though
sold by medicine dealers or by -mail at
my lets and of course like a man who
The form Higglilson would appear
this is, betrayed by the vowel 1101,
24 cents a box from The Dr. Williams,
Prospecting for gold Is one of the
has never had anything wrong with him
physically, I complained rather bolster -
to be Enklish, -but there are many
it is
rather than. tho,,ending "or" which was
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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most alluring charms of life in Aus- I
tralla, says. a Melbourne despatch. It
ously. The good little wife says: 11 lit
rub them With some lint w
'Go X 'I"':
ca0es on -record where simply an
almost as commall-a method of donot-
Can Sea-She)ls Walk?
may be enjoyed only a few miles be.
&head,' I said, Just l! -_-1-1u .-Ili he,,
Well, in she comes
Anglicized version of the Irish family
name. Ili Irelandthis, family name Is
Ing Occupation In old England as Ili
Germany. The same hold's true
Sea -shells cannot move about, of
Yond the boundarleSof the larger cities,
with a 0 t e of
.t, �
Xtuard90 Wulment and gets busy. Be -
lieve the disappeared'a
most common lit Westmeath and Gat-
of
Bookman, which, of course, is a short,
form
course, unless the shell -fish are inside.
The shells which You generally find
and there are still mamy eager edition.
turers on the trail for surface gol d.
me pain few
minutes after, and You can tell the world.1
I said sW'
Way.
oned of Beckmann.
all
the beach, are merely e emn+,
This 1.9 attested by their frequent sluc-
(Sgd.) FRANK B. JOHNS, Montreal,
-
halves" of their old homes, but even Thirty miles from this ell
It you place two of the "halvesil to. �y two pros-
gether and Imagine the Ash Inside, It pectors in June Smelted approximately
Is difficult to see how the occa ants $1,200 worth of gold obtained from tile
P quartz, and during their sojourn on
4 -we were ever able to move train one spot the one Site realized $5,600 worth of
Unedil_n Mit 74 to another They have neither win
Thi� Fo Ily Of 9 gs' the precious metal.
fins', nOr-111 the ordinary sense—
feet. Precious stones are also available.
11 Manv veoi)le eet the tunitv vou desterve, in 11 "4- During June larrA ile t+,g f
OF INIE"RE'ST
IRV
a ves are for e Most part, bur- V U 8.P -
rowers. The� have a Strong ,foot,, phires were disCoVered In the basalt I U V9 URIEN
by Means of which they can excavate. Country Of New South Wales. Two COARSE SALT
passages for themselves through sand, Syndicates -are Prospecting the field This is a Short Letter, But ft
and have. obtained some exceptionally LAND SALT
mud, and even Wood alid reek The line gems.
SPInCY Cockle, or Red Nose, can bur. Bulk Carlots, Proves the Reliability of
row Very rapidly It can also spring a One, at the finest Pearls, In the world � I
considerable distance. The Saddle found In Australian pearling waters I TORONTO SALT WOFIX8 IYdia E. Pinhbarn'sVege.
Oyster (not the edible Oyster), Poo. was a gem larger than a sparrow,s egg' table Compound.
SoSse0 a hole In the, under shell. it recently exhibited by James Clark, a i� i
Queensland farmer and liparl inagriate. i
Sticks Its muscular "foot" through this othwell, Ont. -111 Was Wcuk WA
hole 'when it wants to sitick to a rook.
MONEY ORDERS. AVIRIN n down, had no
-ThO Common mussel, once It has PPotite end was nor#
found Its, home, Solid a Dominion Express Money vous. The nurse who
never -troubles' to OMer. Five Dollars costs thro cents, took care of we tdd
move- again. It Spins a bundle of ayer" is Genuine " , I I a I
threads, called "bypsuslIf and binds. it. Only ino,to try LIdia R
Pinkliam o ege.
self firmly for evermore to the spot it Have You? f I table Corapoun4
has made its own. When the day Is running true, and now I am get.
fi& tingstrong. Irecom.
Who?$ on guard and taking care? A-a '7
It Mu�t Be. Who has done his part, have you?
mend your medicine
Young Husband -1 -It soems to me, to my friends
Any day and anywhere?
W.my deal,, that thero Is something When the moments am It,!—
wrong with this cake,,) Who his helped to so,, YO, &1., 8.
NV. J. 13ra P.. it.
The Bride (smiling triumphantly)—
Have YOA1
"That shows what 'You know about It,
The reason y�hy
*.
The cookery book says Jes perfectly Keep Forests Alive. Lydia ....... Aill
W.armng! Tall a no ohancoq With i Pound
S so Buccessful in *W114902lams
delicious.' Living forests provide us with Wood substitutts for g" Woman 8 HIS ja hecallse�jt 0-ontains
ellulne "Bayor Tab. �
material of all kinils for our bonies of A%Pfrin." Unless you o* tile 'tonic, strengtheningpfetp6ititin ow
, of
Sweden's Population. and Industries, but burned forests pro- naitle "Dayer" on package or on tab. 'old-f"hiOnOd roots and hetba, w7tich
SwOden',& total, Population ,it the end V10 no lumber for tile Saw-111ill, no 1,
I is YfIll are not gettilig At;pIrIn at nit 'ftt On tile female org4nbm.� Wozft
Of INO amounted to more than 5.904,. work for the workingin.til, y10 businc�s i Ili evory Bayer directions I frora ail parts Of thd Wuhtrvar-e eon.
000,, according to the Central Statisti. for tho nierchallt, and no freight to,, for Ccld�,, Ith4PU-'f"illlAlIY"-OstifYIng tolto etreiWiening
Cal 3311VO1111's- preliminary figures, just the railw4y or zteaniship. Tll� moraj! ifilluence, aild as Ib COMM"
T'al-ae,10, Tootbarhe. I'll ,
'n, C and for 11P '00tits Or harmful dta&q it b it
published. This. is ail Increase dur. is that everyone shouiti he careful I t, , no nn'
'111fly thl 111ves mfo luddicino for Women.
Ing 1920 of Moro than 57,000 and a re. with flyc lit the Woods. of t
irolve tablk,,ts crst ft,��r If 7,qu yvant izpeelai pdvico *At#
cord Increase since 1861, U-r��r p,1(1;,
nge�. �%Ta IV T,Ydia I"L VinkhAm Medicine 0o. (ooA
11owevor high a bird njm.. soar, it in eamad.,I. .1,op'irin Is ,!,e :r2ential), Lynn, ldmk. YkAr leuw
The man who is brilliant t, pal -t Go SOAS its food oil earth. (rcglAerod lit 111avor
I ivill be opened, itoad, *Ad ahft*T6d by
the time is gollorally lawrious -111 wordell
'I f A�ok for M inar rn, OMY . . ....
the time, -nd ted(o no othet.
d's