The Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-09-02, Page 9•
The NIOan iniAnovi •
J OV aellAtr7..a lotar Altaalttlaiaar
arifere ell Is. geft. and .{$113• a •
".They are unturned, • •
•:lama e tb&yni1of a 410144. Dowel'
T attaleillatealkraggla*Ice.
•
• •
• 'Peatetitatee, the eteria hitrata
,eunimits; . •
• " IMO their vir814. 090911.4,40
• ite. tears: . .. •
''.The: Ina .Carrell.4451heat 'With
• Bead h*loala
'The Mietailfeee tli*IttHlanteetic lassee;
But they art their. tlraarle. .,. •
Itnintived. a a • . . •
Reioyeatnetti Stregilel 44.44 *SW
. bit s • •
.aothiela U Peea.**/$11.gIIP
agthoMable" ' •
fillaite.eteraltir.
..•
140 MMO14114114 earb. .are,
' • 'flieWirik heaea ' "•••• .
And: from Afar,. 1Uea Maidea's dream.
liatiatieg Mahe blne,dlitanca.
• ,satjTado they ;ripe ‘Gantkittfal. 'Sad'
seem./ • , • ' ' ' ,
Because they. know mar
known tons;
a And in the nights •full of hiossoins •
The eters have told:Mem the shining
' • destialee •'
Of' ell tae
The grana .91d past' of the bleb 'of-
. • 'Greece,
• The grand. new future that awaits the
• ' ' •
°Cate genlus of a viciorleate Taft.
The great deed!' of Latin America,'
• The hymn of the peoples that are
'folding? • • •- , • .
One ane many at the dime Gine. the
. banner of /3011VArS &earn!
. •
The mountains know 11,.'
The mountainslofty and uninoyear'
--Concha Melendez. • Translated from
the apantelt by Alice Stone. Black-
ThaSeanlitiess.. -
A glimmer 0 -daylight , through the
. • •
•
•
The yellow atid blue sun foams
• Rays Pearlia with .storms,
Over the boimes and' over the plain.
1, •
••
•
•
• Bent;gloomily, she 'lean'
Ili the greedy ' •
' Butover the housetop
• .
•
She feels. the'rainbowai"
•
, • .
. aood, *Orig.*, by a etinttdiiin Vfriltet.,
A 'fernier MeMber of h. OM them reir
LegislatUre -Who afterwa *eat e
•nous° of •COinntoture onctie upMI
•at
ao,tel in Toronte. Afteiainight Or two
'lie eppitached• the hotel 'clerk with
the !garde"; a •, , ,..•'. . •
"Up our *ay we tainalia eye' &hid -
In* a lantli when hes kOing'te. bet1.7 2, .,
"lan't• there a light In Your tooniT"
asked .01e:clerk' • •
Baia the politician.
The clerk elated la.lielabOy and told
him to go' up and aiee "Moat It The
boy found an overcoat hanging on the
electrio light, bulb! - •• • •
The farmer,boA• never, iiefore seen
an electric light.' thoitgli he' had .been
warden of taltrestern Ontario eceiaty.
Mr. Heetoe 'Cherie:monk the cele-
liratd Canedtan •Journallst, has many
other amusing true stories to telt in
his book of reeitatacences, "Candid
Chatoniclee." '•• : '• •
•
At* •• ••e
• • .„
. A eerie* 'lawyer,. while malang• a
'epee& eta cine occasion; ecintratinCed
:with a recital of conaltiOns in.the cella
niantty 1z which heas reared. He
said that when a Methodist ininister
Was going to another station, a asocial"
was ,heldto bid -him' God -speed and 'to
welcome: the new minister. • ,•';'
," The retirina Cleric Would, InaariablY
say ,ahet though his hffilirt ached at.
.CreSeent. ring • . ,
,...LIMftlea's over the. lamsetops
Stilt .aavance. with 'rein drops, •
Aed.quietty start"' to sing.
• At one of theee funetieniaan'Old 107
.burst. Inte tearea and sobbed' se 4447
that the retiring minister said: al tau
leave the Platter* to try to canisig
our distreeseel taster!! • ' •
• He At down beelde her and ;Jade
horahead, 88.71a0 that 5l.18 'Would and
all was.for 'the best. But she, throng
her gobs, =garnered:.
• "I've beat: going to this Church to.
fifty years; end I've been hearing thea
speech you just made every three
years. They; an say the next man will
be better. But it 'ant true. They get
worse and worse!' •
• •
e •
The author regale the "'Mittel Tome -
to of the great Catese statesman and
soldier, Li Hung Chang... Thlis
mandarin, instead ef adopting Euro-
pean clothes for Ifs travels, retained
*Whitt natiie p9mp.
When tie wentabroad he, was taken
about In a; great gfidea. chair which,
becatise ot hiCaelk, • demanded four
lusty .beareis; • ,
. He brought his . own food 'with him,
imitating a .greet Consignment' �f live
ducks.. Ineludea, in . his foodsupply:
was a vast pile of clay cubes that look-
ed. like cement bricks. Actualiyeach
contained an egg several years , old;
Whichhe esteemed a great delicacy
aajan. wate Seita.Caadreari'
11 strangers aieseatea to Meta Ilite
rst query; irrespective of sixatitisa
"Row old are•your and, his second,'
Have you any children?".
leavetei lea afilands, he Wes • co:molted a
by theathOught that 'ProvidenCe waafi
• 'Pending them an abler and better'. mans
tia telte. ala Piece. ' •
.•• ;SingleietalieWideexPanse„
, The future's flowered aislea.•
•• 'welling her hands, 46
TOMARCe- • • •
Later, still awhira,
Murnittrieg.oalee airs ,
• Shamovea toward honte stairs
in the evening swirl,
,
In the midst of the throng
• Heedlees, of: jestliag •
• Alone at the bustling . ;•
Beceese Of' het song. • •
. —Henri Barbusee.
•
A Male AMMO!' at Least.
•' She—"When in an out Of the way'
spot likethis a girl always wishes She
had; a' man's pittectiOti.".
Oversensitive Mr: 'Stitalla-"Mies
No-
thort, let Me remind you 'that em a,
, ,niale az:inlet at:Marta." ;
WateRtghi.
• The chairman elate advertising cofia
• • fereeee eat down, confident in the b
• • knowledge that his sPeeeh,had been A
• BReeedS. ' •••'
• "NO," he aaki tturt.tng to a Man by 0
his side, 41 don't think .that there is s
• a tingle, Mistimes' Under ' the, sniv that d
'woOd not benefit by advertising." a
'Well," remarked the ether, "I can't .w
•'agree 'with you." . • n
,"Whatr The cattlamte.a Vine wag n
• Cold , lie was not used to.,contratlie- b
• San. .. • • • t
"• Ne;".e.athe the ansaver, "In my line I
Of inisiness adierilsing Is quite un- gr
' neceeeatla We find that,oui Clients.
• tletalitathing for us." • ", ,• s
/ ‘:R • ubbleal" snappedthe other. la
"What Is your ef, busineesa any- 0
•• h
• • No season Of the year :is se daige
Outs to' the life of little; Ones as
• mitemera. TheaexCeissive heat Sao*
• the little .stoziach tint ,Of order
-4141011y, that inilesaalanniPtaaid-in
•hand, 'the baby 'may be ' beyond
human Map aefore the imitheraealize
.Ite is lit.: Summer is the 'mason Whe
chelerninfantuntadysente
and colic are. niost'preystlent. Any of
these troubles may prove deadly lf. not
•PreelPtly treated. 'During the •suininer
ahe inotliers' hesatriend Is ihiby'elawn
Tabletita They regulate ;the eoWeLs;
• sWeeten the etaMaCh and keep latb
healthy. • The alatblets are said b
medicine dealers or by amil et aa .cent• a box from The Dralairillitunsalledtela
Cita Brockville, Ona ' •
. '
" • • • *a... ;
'ICilpkilar'S TathrliCa .
of this. fundamental Kipling th
cardinal qualities are three., .-The ;firs
lay Is an. overpo • Mg passion fOr de
Minion . •hunger .dertittai
and 'system; The, second (b) the ar-
il:attic' Catinterptiat and iritagieattea.la...
;statiment ofthe .first: , 'prodigious
ineatalcapticity, nantely; Rif enforcing
•design, for voinp.elltna,eoherence; for
. atm:living Insubstantial dreaneetuff in-
to saapes, as elear-cut ani decisive as
rieWly ,end minted metal discs.
And the, third: (c),. en 'the Physical
th
Plane, . e manual, counterpart of
theie: g cunning creftetnan's gift for
fitting these crisp units into complex
patterns, .ediattieg, them like 'the
works 0 a Natal', withan exquisite. tte-
uracy, perferming mireelee of.rnimite
Meehanical, perfection. •
These are the three faculties, often
Itted: and straine,k Mit torte eaeay-
Where the shwa's: Of :fits work .
The rhythms run With. a stein front
step M 6t0a;'• every eentenee hi as
tralght as A staitta/- each: has 'tit gait'
Obtained• tune. Piga& One of them out
f ite place and you reef ft WoUld. fall
1th "a Clink, leaTang.a slot thatwould
everChuie tto,as theateles do in wail-
er •Week. Replace it. and It. Meks
aek Alice telai: In tafornia•fittatg Into
he paragraph as the paragraph ate :ha
o' the „tale., There' are no ,glidee-ot
iteenotea,'orbloat Pitney of Sound'.
. ...The fliythiris•niutit report
PromptlY their
tart afresh .afteralie full step, Lack
t Mita; if.Yett like—but alio; itaitiet
tinglieeeness of crettinnanshiP. And
• It the same..wittatheeptical integers
es it a third. Sudden scenee 'did his
page like. inlaid :stone*. "The letatie
Ly 'mean all liatterried with: peacocks'.
eyes of foaina , "I awatig !the. car to
clear the turf, brushed; air* the adfie
or the weed; and turned in on the
• broad' stone path te "Where the !pee-
tain:basin lay like one star-eapphire.-•
Dixon Scotarina"Merrof Lettersa
,
Kiphrig's
It .
.To udyard KiPling ar
ed 'the ,gold medal of the Royal Society
• first on -Sir
of Literature, conferred
Welter' Satat and later On George
Hardy.
•Meeedith',attd ,TheMas ' in lila
hairnien of the
Y. reply to Lordh.-Balfour, c
7 e
meeting, r. Eiplingtes matlet clear -
lie
s:
a eyed and ‘masterful appraisal' of his
,amiient craft in Which
as been award
•
traCee
• ' as he likesto—hack to the primordial
•beginnhiga. seeing each waiter in his
time, in that long suCcesitie of tae line
e ;royal,' making a aid .for ' iniraottality.,
t with tae power of , the written word:
A
e adtiatted, niattellOuely uneetnia
era u a ors'u.'aa t b and re. .
He .has alatas held and, defeneea a
high concept 'lathe written duty ead.
responsibility, and he now aversthat
none , had known: What truth. was till
sanie men first told a Stara., about an:
ether: Man. And heassigns to•:litera••
titre:. the,. place of the Oidefit of , an
. the arts; mother of 'history, bieigraphy,
:phillistiphy and pelitics: • '
..It cannot be seid, that Kipling, great
'writer that he is; anelweys beenable
.to realise in, hie 'own. *eak. that loftat.
standard :to .Whica in atieteineatied; in.
the artist's . conscience ,aeafidlieres.
• Pew. Would prefer his latest short
stoat", With their •cryptie phmsea and
their vague and blurred:Intent; to his
, expilclt and belekaneving tattiest
tales, suck as ather Incarnation of
. Erishnit Muleaney" Or !The Courting
or Dinah Shedd." Jn berititY, aender-
need and felicity //if (*don • 'he' :haa.
• never; surptuteed. !The Brushwood
;Boy." Ile Juts Written no liner paette
than thealleiceettionala or the &Knee -
Hen Of the allaetackatoOna Ballade,"
• prodnsectits Boling man. But.he bas
made h* *Sting place theughhe, never
.penned anOther,hine.
•.*.hen he SaYs; On the Curtent occta
. tem"; that B.dozen writes 1 250' aPera
are assured .of /their earthly limner-
talita,' 'One feels that his own cane' to,
he counted in Oatmeal' litanaer Might
be estaiblished with a malerity.Of thes• e
who iipeak and reed the tongue Whese
flexible. appliaiteca .a.aa 'eaormity fila
*taints supremely illatiarate; •,
• Great Help. /1' •
..
•
A tall Man wasarying to lift. a avegen•F- •
Wheel out et the Mire. A little renew,
about ateteat high, nearly as; broad '
is. he Was Iong, *as standing teat,
with his fiends in' hat, pockets. Atka
awhile the boa Bina ottt
••"Mister, do' you want me to beat
'Ciaiiirit t viliffeaytat
man Usan't, ablo..to lift 'th• e
actreake More for ten •tnieuteea•
•tOtild See Though
,Tatelfeiaaaalow, 'teititaibela
• that anything you an ',CSO Mrougli Itt
trataaateut, rate you mum; reineflang
Abet. is.trattslutrentr
'Yes, ,Inalitn. A Iteyltols. •
„1.
• Of course- 'Yon enjoy 'Keen's, Mtiatard with-
• cold meats. Tr3ritsnppedzing flavour with
hot meats, toO-4oaist beef, Iamb, po, bacon, .
-sausagcsi 'etc.
51
ids
,
Keen's., Mustard adds dell-
eloutnees, and aide ages -
tion. tithcitlreeh 14,.'every ,
tietoiti
A Ot JesiaPes.ft
- -TO, Written. hoiguitae,ir claire% is
far herder to. relater than the oral, ter
Witlie Jaealleaa taking up English
has onlY tWeattYeag lettere, er the al-,
gwho
irtuirieetate:aoiralfste: ar nwe gt1h tthnutCea:1,4104:7:F4.; ac
latabeaa Of featYlix-eraahlee .0ePhbe-
,
lofe he M. ready te.camtneeee the *Or
ot writing the ' Ole thplOan4-004,
cIaraeter In the aapaneiteaietainitry,
The *erat of it is thet each oatholle
nine thoueand"woraVals a separate
oki„
Pieta** ale4e.r.ae ttaef freln,tWea
'Piece alipe by a Mara' breath you have
441aValleda'Raaarerada—Tlia--aatfern
late in a large 'coma:ail:neat of trouble
ferAllentsetves when th.ey lairrowea
the ;Chinese idea ef. picture writing!
It is rather Tart timing thd orlgtaat
rude Rictuses in the preient, canyon-
tionallzed characters; "gene are still
quite ohyloi*. Thus "laachl'a (mniita
to a rough square rePreseating an open
,moutlia (Men) In the begitmatee
leaked mike child's line diewingair
human; figure, though It has been ab-
iireViatea gradually tat nothing' 18'lef
now but the twe lega..as"Kite (north)
ehavtat two men back to beck because
;the north wind makes mitt Middle to-
gether to „keep warm, and "ueitia
(horse) bag actually a neck, bacit, tell,
aad fear date beneath for the hoofs.
I used tap love the Paraphenalfe. of
My Wilting lesaons: the thin rice Paper
In long rolls; :the inlastotte ,with its
hollowed well for watee in which one
moistened the stick of petfnmod Ink
before ',rubbing UP nnaPPIY on the
stone; and the fine hair 'trashes • held
daintily between' thumb and: foreflta
ger, and 'shaped to *point between
e Itp. Whenever I see a Japanese
writing now, I can Rtill taste relahlia-
centlythe sweet, gritty haver Of the
ink on My brush,—Thecidata ,Geoffrey,
In "An Immigrant in Japan."
The old &dor' Talks.
There was Action, M. the•fild; dean, when
. I learned telOve the sea,• • .
Thexe was beeitte . 1 the canvas
. which your turbines • caa't re-
• lace, , • • . :
Ola the liner is a IsAly,,laut .she'
hethtfor-Waa • 7'7 '7.- •.
Per Ethers '•liueinestalitiP a1d snappy
•• and thereat hardness in her face• ,
And Inks§ to.• see .mY woman wear a
little bit of Igee. , •• ,
, ,
, -
There was peetrY 1/2 OtOling when the.
_ sees were renniag. free,
There was niesic in the rigging when
• .tbowbnd began to blow,
But the liner; ihe.te baughaaantl ehe'•.
• netthe girl for Me, •
She walas, away from humble Waite
•Whe try to fitly
Atta lige 4.1 have my woman sort o'
• friendlY, don't yOu.kitow.. • '
tia-biterness :now; is eallingana
• think you will agreea
• wale arrivalk and depertalett lust a
•
regular as bed; :
• •
•
, . •
Oh, the liner, is a lady, but She's, Mit
•, ' the gitaforme, .
• She always shows about the :same
• • the amethe leg ts read,
•And I'd rather have a• Women With
• •• some nensenati itt 'heratead.
• —Edgar A. Guest,,
The Dentists Will•klaye aButy
Day -X-Ray .Machines 'to
,
. •
'The .atrangeMenta ier the. 'various
actialtiee cannected 'with 'the. Ontario
Dental Ilealth..Day, be be, held ea.W'ed-
nefitafty,'•October.•26ili,.are now well un,
der wen and.thie dental beelike:Idea.
tional'erfortaproingee to be , great
eucceisaTitis,is 'the 'Oasttintea.that an
edecatiOnal:canipaigfi•oa•thts kinti has
,eVer been 'attempted .in . Canada'. and
the Bon. Dr.: Goilfr,eaa Minister
aleaith,. and his 'Vepartment, 'arc to he
ciagra.ttilated area . initiating %thiti int -
portant Public health endeavor. Tke
.fekt.that inOuth infections and:denial
opals; :,..eause 0 vagt•, amount Of ill
atealta,
is 'new, generally reecigniZed
and the value /or a Moireinent 'which
• will. tend • te, prevent tooth '..detay and
pyorrhea • ,will be :aparealated by the
general public.: The 'Popularity of the
'effortla demonstrated; by the fact that
all the prominent health; educatioliai
and eoCial Welfare' Organizationa in ,the.
Province ..tire teaperating ,In 0 most
enthusiastic manner. One: of • the
activities being organteeil. is the pro-
eiditig. di 'free: dental exentioetioti :and
advice;over e„theMeitaid dentists wit
heatt,a part he tale efiraey and It Will
beeitended to every Part ea the :Pro
vince. In every liectitat Of OittatiO
those exul deisire wtU baalifeie get the
service and lit a hUniher Or districts
free x-raypictures will aio be avail,
Attie; '
•
The ;genet* Pulie .edueatitimil cite -
patina Will :consist Ot noweettper
'atclea, Motion pictures aadandlo taike
publfc tneetinas and mass aieetiaga for
schoolchildren Will' also be 11e]d 'he
•service plubs eta giving .p.rites to. tile
thildren writing .,the, beet essay% or Pre.
paring the beat poster's on Dental
Health. The: merchants are arranging
'forsttitable, iiiiitaaw 'displays atid 'bust,
nese. eabeeres heaeofiaiactate entleSe
dentelahealtlalettfletain. the comnitma
Catkins sent out to their cestokiere ana
eiienti. The Otiteehialaetlea 'Pletuee
alureau 1 contributing the :notion, .ote.
taro filiaa andthevarious exchanges
are 'difltrilitithig thetn to the .theetree.„
the dottrteifY of the, toronibPjlni
Beard' . A' altott , dental health film I
wilt be .stelVzi itt e)leit' of the larger
theatees 'in Otaeriai • 'Dante). Ilealth
colleen .prograMinea, •hieltitifite altort
talk on ,the 'prevention, of 'inot-Ith
fl -
eases, Will be breadeastett tram . the
radio Latbons .
•Anna:ate Liniment Xer'dolons nod riAzis
• laeado Alpine Club. ,
E. C., BelL C.M.G., of .Vatecouvere
• the new. a:resident, et the alpine
Club. ef Canada. He was elected 'at
the annual meeting in the'• TonAtan
valley,•Jasper Nattonel para; .41beeta.
Restored to Health Through the
•Use of Dr. Williams' Pink
'PM&
art I a PleaeUit.." -Baas Mr.s.'.1to's
13,044,4 Of 'Victoria, P.B.I., "to tell Ton
or the new health' and strength I got
,through the use of.Dr..Wtlliams' ,Pink'
Ting. Before taking the pills life was
iaburden to mel was so badly 'run
dealt that,' did net..knciyo • what. to .do:
My blood seemed to .• have timed. to
water, I wee. very pale, COntitallt0
Geed, arid, was losing flesh, It ;men
trial to attempt hoeseweria, Added :to
this 1 had .a bed cough..and my hes-
band. and friends •thought X was going
into .censumptitaia• the:medical. treat-
ment Iwai taking.did net appeezatodo
me any good,. and. I bed about given up
lioae-Whea,a friend urged .me to trY•
Dr. 12Filtlanis' Milt 'Pals: I got lax
tief:::tha-716titatlilAie:.a'got'aiic More boxes Be-
fore taeeewere all taken I was e new
woman, restored egatato geed health.,
mi. ye a a e dp e I. Ivetite olguhrnt„edth4e c�ugh oel e mee
aad a good color Bettei 0011,1 was
able to do; • me housework without
fatigue; .Needleite tO day I•nlWays re-
coitaiena De... Williams' Pala Pills. tO
erid 1 ItoPethiii,Wilt he
the 'tneetie of Ipointing.the toed to 'good
• healthto sonie other sufferer." • .•'•
Try, Dr,. . .for
aaaatiltat,.rheinnatIem; -neuralgia, nee.
'aotainetts: Take"thein as a tonic:if You
are -not In the bestphysicalaisondaien-
*and cultirate; a. teststances, that Will
lteeP. yOu.WelI•and strong. • ••• • ,
If you will Sena es year nameaand
address a lane book Hbuilding
Blood,'! Will .be Mined. you. prepaid.
This beak containganatty useful health.
• • ,
• ton can, get these .pills' through any
teedieine 'dealer or by Mail at 5.0.' ient8.
a. box .frcirp The Dr. Medi-
eine Co.; Brockville; Ont.
Twenty Mlles Down.
• Great .intetest bag been aroused 'in
scientific circles by tlie proposal to
ferm asyedleitte..te, eatilore• the elietea
ana: mineral contents of ihe. earth
at depths 'far gitateratatie . any yPt
reaChed by man., •• , • ••
• EimerimenM carried. out :at Sicain
Unteerataa. Montreal, point to the Met
that a depth of at least tatIve Mlles
Is not beyond tae range of Medern
aineeringa while lri certain Parts,- a
depth of even twenty miles would net
be Impracticable. The deepest Woalt-
aale, mine , • is that ef ' Morro
where gold and Other Mite:dab
are found .at a depth:ban miM and a'
quarter. ., • • •• ' •
• The greatest.difficulty that vftI con:
front the boring 'engineers; if the. above
Mentioned Proposal is. proceeded „With.;
is that...et oVerconting the .intense heat'
that will be. encountered.. The tenta
perature 'rises about 'one' degree for
eveik thlrty.yardstraversed beneath
the serfeee; this means thet. water
*mid hall' 'at a depth otwe
while the hardeet kiloWn 'Substance
would Melt at twantaave -
. . •
„ .
'• etvERS oPPoRTUNmES
many.o.C.A. students ate inkcesstutly.
.Orspkiied outing Adverdshig Designs
•• arid Multrations. Interior Decorating ,
.12trittre. Metal Work.:Soined Glass,
!rosier): and .other highly•paid wttoR.
ONTARIO COLLEGE '614RT
GRANGE PARK. TORtiNTO:
DAY AND eViitiNG Ag•OOLN OCT
tom TOR PROSPECTUS te PARTICI:LADS
i .
.....r.a.............e.....• ,....... : ....t...no.
i ••111•••••TMIPPeRMENW•vi,o•rroirmr, ............merw•ig,....aemitAie ••
'
Sprains.: .,• . .
a .
Avoid. further pain and' stiffee'ss by •
• - I
rubbing with Minaril'a. it relieves:
inflammation, seethes:, eta heal. , I
•
1
.S1
Alzi E" VOltait OfirlINQ 24-0114eli,
in•ti Broaticatit ot* Tree Lactare ate
lielenekaatitied •
siChilatian $cienoe,0
Reicttfor• to thp Dpst ny of Man.
Visttora.
to the
Exhibition •
will beleoWOd
,
at
nay .g411,
•
stauon Caccia, 057 faaaalinittl.and;11.41able '
. Battery CoiallanY'a a •
•• ' OUrNroGmaYmpit:er 8Mus(q Hall, 4000roniPt,:t '
Ity l'aul Stark' Seeley, C.S.B. of Portland., onion,
Anlemberof Of 14etureehlo of TheMothor .
Chaa4ch.The, Plrtsca,
•ttCar
oene,o4Masi.
Termysoii'l B
.Ivy pobooning . is so prevalent this , • to beyS4141,4# Auchon
. ,
many 'people know Ode plant, "the ' ..rung .ca .toproyee-uhl 7 to be nog, ag-
. . ig; '.°11".1 ' - . " ' • b li-atit ....thee
• eateater; it leade, pan. to ,. es .. Taxan= a . rap , : ,e atat , , .
• worst eipgetetae' elan .Peisonalri Arnera auction. , the .„.,..t,, =,,„.,•,,,....h,,... .,.....
cu.. -4 Is native 0 Caneda and le 'ea- eaa ea& aa,' -"lipliiat% to go pootiol""..4.4"10,:'..
•ttf. a linr' ahimb. • 'The 1 f is lam - ' skireletCt'i aVa" vea7,44670::::::4t.
ti0044.along eV:antra roads and, ail too tea.. aieliehaerheea, ,.,-tn the , estate of :
eat* Oven, .1.1i 00. Parks. r040its •Ii7 gonwrib7,.:gem.,..Opilsbyp,; an. woos.
aemblos that 'of the';*.irilanit Creeper a thareasen fee the etteatanasea hew- •
bui ha 'divided hate three dittinet lesia' arm,. if natthe taut that Tennyson,. .
145_,th; It lint a •brignt green "1°17 7itleit Waal banked by the brOOk to Write WI
"1.4.danhituldoren.to aaletnn3qunittelf ahtoadr)cognea.' he. it; anninatin.catainnataaat ii.butfi..,tbit the „brook .
and sheikhd not go where itis Ilable UPI --a" — ' 'est tin" in the •
be felted 'until they can recognize it eeen....trY,' la the two Mile( *sit, stream • •
hi• the • city ot *Iowan the Hortieu, ilsi ...tot, antil_atten_ataa—em,:t7170., reslintt• 43.044,nce. kite..6,70:
and *new the danger of touching la With*" 444 ,4itato thea fialtarMen new
steer:601 Ise:elle:6a, , eaaontateear,t!nginipartitietad.tb. a .aialanal ,1194w1"11 IOTA Pad Of ftilikd.
I
cliP"itY Isilloheo.nO".1°Sti:tlitheinpwaltt traelf-"fe9hr.aft,lis.tliOh7 I .114." VilS 'II 'Ercdng 46 liaPien 't° the •
lng the children to lama,' the plant and
flow to teeat ivy poteoning; ' • - :
• cattle' can -t pelson MY. without
'ma' iltreffeaset, bat dogs are poisoned
by It. ,When a human being le effect.
. .
gonizilitiiit°1004 liedwilit • In`. 417
-..„ The house .on.; the eatate faH the Otte ''''7. ',' .,
'th watch, 'Tennyson, Was ... been an
,veliere, he itaenthis early and most Sin-
ithaialunabl, years:. The fignt tope .;.,
or the. Tfliegere le that somione zinght '
ed, It:shows at; ananfiammatimaotthe. buy the PhLee Is Ilieilc,49ad' iisvi qii ' ..
.
skin immediately :or within a short".°.*e., ilDen flIllsturl"id••, -
l. altheugh, Seine /iodide' are toll • '
tinte, 'after Coznifig. in, contact With the,
eaves, .- ' • • . ..‘ .Fur:4')-a•ape,remociait. Fail„....
siMOoPtible . that they are' "affected.' let The greatest , Waterfalls. * 'anvil* '
they nierely.pana the pleat and do not are on theRhitte. a ' ; .
louCi • It, The. 'potion can else benaa :'• . '
'r.,.d•
•w:tkans'telt°ot'hdinog.•
: :,:tch;r1.6113;ettmen't, in.' tui''''f. '''')';e:
:1O1' ''-ranli44-*9'r vinegar ct:.r°14. saliti..7:4)tro. ret144pinti 7: to--aaer-raationeatt:eavitianara-ane-Fet eraperie.Raci! aasend•Relovrau enhoita; ' , '' •
inia miski_ne.WAely Iteve-mges4:40i4whYs.,',44.3*,-...:. .
tank:, ilk Wats, Neu ere, rearm iney.skest :
are, recothatended, as they are easy to od; the,' year. ;New oda do the sane. Mart find!
*get . in any -hotalekel.d... Geoaaetrankl.larl wise br $ir sick imi • . moan°
yellew ;laundry :soap tbecituie, of, the *unreiaPor:airsar‘eStihi::k 7.1".r'' 8"11. sle". br ..."1"rtnt, .'•
antiseptic aetben of: the potash) hp ' • • ''''''' . 1141" F . . I". 1183:9' .
Piacautiotata Carry a piece or thittaind I
Most helpful- When maid 'prontaitly. t� .
wash. the karts effecteilait is A .reitle '
Of soap an your pocket whezegoing ter
a' teemp. in. Sze. wooda,•and to ,nee, it
?I'.ielni•Y..se%fteerre"caciseutit,inagp.p1;;Clita.: n. .clotlt. ti.
.noabeil in het. horateic acid • (4 tip.. to
a . pint); Changing .. :frequently. ' Vera
severe. Cases should be .seenb ' d' '
POULTRY PROnTS. ••
•
Ro you tow bob? or do' ken km Yoe Moons
Reap Minied's Liniment .tiandy:• •
Plane to Carey Fifty, Salaam".
Arr &metal airtillitie capable or ear-
rylng fitta f,ully equipped soldiers was
oraeied:•reeently..ba, the Britt:eh Air
Ministry. ' This •oraer,
. .itaas POpular.
SeleaCe Menthlyfollowed the ear&
pletion of a fleet of air buses for Malin-
• ty-ilve. soldiers .g 064 time age for
' •
atandsoliete, Mein -sae 4Ith 'aiStos' et
moderate irked bonnets, Csaudiasi Ar-
' eisitecn.wdriemeLisa.ntdidsrer
"'Game seetodaadi
astbstaaar ;exterior
lealataaatiskiaterarar-
..tangerneat. sad decorldsa.
seed 23e far seam'
liescLsesiBedldsreelealets
sIi Aldehddll'AL Walt. '
Rare Songster. •
The nightingale, if' he should singay
day, when every goose is cackling,
week be thought no better a Inusician.
than his wren • How many things by
&Omen ateastieed are ' tO their right
praise and true • perfection.-aahakee
speare. •• •
When Ostriches: Are Ankria
Ostriches lase When attacked or if
angry. .
A NeW
Skin 'Treatment'
• SOREMA is the discovery 9f a
Caeadien Druggist of 35 years'
experience who freed himself o!
. PSORIASIS after 14 yearsamiffer-
Mg..• The ointment Is readily ab-
- sorbed: Into the third and fourth • :
layerof the skin and attaeks
. skin troubles . at their ,eouree.
Sorema is mosta effectiveas a com-
bination treatment. • '
SOREMA
oorrmikt 'and 'TABLETS
Elarema is eold by your Druggists Or
• Wrke'ue direct. Serene,. Ointment, '
$1.00 pee ;boa; Meal Puilfyina.'
• Tialete, 76 centsper box. •
FLASH -PROaLICTS, LIMITED ,
1107: BAY. 'ST., TORONTO
' "
•
COULD NOT
•SLEEP OR , REST
EczemaFormed VVaterY
Pimples. Face Disfigured.
Cutipura, Healed. _
• Eczema broke eat on ray eistera.
c,hin.. Its started.With an:. aching and
burning . and later fornied
witer. pimples that turned tie sore
crimucni. She tepid tnit'sleep: or
reiton account of die Irritation,
and her. facie`wai disfigured.
"I' read an advertisement for
Curitura Soap and •Ointitient and
-tient for a free sample. After. Using,
.Itshe got relief sopurchatied a Cake.
"if .Cuticura amp and & boa .9f
CUticura Ointment- which heal$51
her.' t(Sighed) MisaMuriel le*ers,
Harrigan catie,, Nova Scetic
,poiCreleipactYivcieigh;311-.dinailay*uttea•not cyttolir
tf-
curl Soap. , Heal irrititiOna • and
rashes with OMicurnOintment:
BampIti tath. free by Matt Addreew Caitildlatt
'Depot!' liteakoaat. Ltd, MontataV Pricl; Soap
234. °fatal...tit ;3 and 5(yialetita
War cwocura. shavuis Stick 215o. •
PECTANT
MOTHERS
Read Mrs, Mdluard'a Letter:
Her Eiiierienc.e, May fielp
...anthem, Ontario: L' al went to tell
ard,hOW much goo:4,1233'0;r, Infeedlitai:oe,
has done me. Be -
fere flay. belay
weak and enna
down that acould
and atceahrre ached
was
,0"ia snla ndas:uh;elialsot_
couinged th a t I
could cry from
morningtillnight.
I had another
baby justoneyear
, and a half old and it gave me a lot to
• do. So I thought I would try Lydia •
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Cornpeandaa
as I had read so much about it in the '
little books. I found a difference right
away ttS,Iny head •vas relieved and -a-
, my tired feelings gone. My sister.
had been 'doing Toy washing and she.
• continued doing. it., as she said. it
might set Me bacf.it if 1 -started to. do
it again., it sore Ilia help me and
had taken just two bottles when thy •
baby came.. He is R fine big hey.
now nearly five months old. I ant
taking .yont medieine again and lam
able to do tne Work all by myself now.
ol unlisvpoatis to.recommend,lvonoo_athteci Ve8pegeelia4bul
c;
to axstearitsiteithere, as 1 believe
thea aved help- at those -times. '
'Mrs...OLIVER 14kVistiNTACeirter
St
Cbathato, ati.4611,**).
•