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",lohn and: Mary and ' "Ilommy," a. book. of, verse ter, children' by
Lady Eleanor McLaren, Browe, and which is just being brought Out in
this country, will deservedly attain and held -4 Very diati•nct place for- .7
. . itself in 'tile affection Of Canadian' children of 'all ages from coast to
'coast. • The book is published in -Canada by the' Oxford University
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' • The book • is the story John, age -eight, Mary, almost six,•• and
Tommy two °three Canadian children, 'and how they ;spent a summer
holiday in • England. The voyage across the broad Atlaiitie, the 'de- ,•
lights • and wonders of London, and the gallant, adventures enjOyed •
during a- montlfe stay by the sea at,Ileve, are all described in delight-
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verse Written in easy story form. • • 7 ".
'.Eleanor, McLaren. Brown, authoress of this entertaining new work -
is 'Lady M.cLaren.BroWn, the brilliant •wife, of Sir 'George McLaren •
'Brown, European General Manager , of • the •Canadian Pacific RailWay:;-,.
and the book; apart from its lively Message to children everywhere Is
a further feature of the patriotic and Imperial work Lady McLaren .
• Brown is• Continually, engaged in towards the closer and kindlier 'ilia-
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' • tions4ipe of Canada .with the Motherland. The illustration show. the.-
. '4uthoress, and a few of ,the sixty delightfel drawing% by that adinir...
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• able 'artist, P:''A. Staynes.
London's. Own "Mounties"
Mounted policemen are now being
' ber Qt points in the West End of Lon-
: don. -They have an advantage over
the ordinary` Constable at', this 'job,be
cause their teat.. on horseback giVes
%them a greater ,range of visiOn.
The horses of London's mounted.pe-
licetnen are among the Most highly
trained in the world, and those on fret..
fle duty are so good 'at their job
that their riders can drop the reins.
and ime both arms for signalling.
London "mountiee' on horseback
makes an 'impressive figure, and you
will often see one ,at the head of an
oificial-fprocession. 'The. funeral -col,.
of.- the -late Lord Plutner, .-for in-
litance, was led by a policeman on a'
White horse. His 'presence in this"po-
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salmi in .what was ,essentially a sold-
ier's procession was, to mark that the
Civil authbrities were in' control.
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Kangaroos Replace. -
Pekinese. As Pets
- London, Eng.—Kangaroos are' the
latest:pets in Mayfair drawing roons.
'Society women are replacieg"Peldn-.
ese dogs ',with docile, baby kangar-
oos,. some two feet high. Except for
an occasional flying leap over the tea
table, they are said • to be yll-be.
hayed. '
There is also 'a momentary craze
-for orecodiles, which are kept
-in-4 -glass-tank. in, the drawingiroCkm
until they reach a length of two feet
or so.
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'Made b8 Canada°
seennew
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411:the right anti -acid offsets the harm otherwise
done by -excessive eating, cirinkineand constant
smoking, anything causig all'acid condition, When,
"sunk" 'from auCh indulgences, PhilliPs' BM of
ttagne,sia will always straighten you out A joy and
comfort to heart..sat,era, constant smokers. Get the
genuine; substitutes ace,t set thei"�.
ALSO IN TABLIT rows Phillip.° of Viagnesis
Il'iblebt- are 110W en, tole at drug 'ford evel7whark
Each tiny tabled is the egnivalent-tof teaspoonfdi
of genuine Phillips' Milk of Magnesia.
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OUR ,CROSS-WORP PUZZLE
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.1--Danee
4-7Steall seed.
9 --Mineral spring
12—Number ' •
13—Assessed.
14—To Cut
15 -7 -Raillery
177-Tadisregercl
19—Cap ,, • . ,
'20—Struck with knee
21—,Sacred
2.3 --.To consider. .
'24—Mine entrance
27-:-'78ome
28—Boy
29—Fashion .
30Chinese :weight
31—Front''.
•'38 --Cozy
29—EyR- •
40—Foxes "
•41-•41.e.Ye boisterously
431Iawaiian. Ish'
44—Part of circle
46,--Kind•of , meter
49-7Siek
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'527 -Card game
53—To piece
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.aniinals7
20—ColioqUial: child
21.---passagewaye
22 --Vegetable
33 --Pale , ' •
25-HStork, of Trek •
26--Ca.ree dwellings •
28—Resin
29—Mournful
31—Strength:
32 -Trap •
3b—To murmur
name
3—Softly •
4—Stair
'5-Equelity-
6-Bovine animal
WFuel• , 4 7—Guiding lines •
33—Within • 8=7Margin • •
3'4: ---Science of reasoning 9--7-Inferier material
-36--Offer 10—Through ' •
37—Obese • 11-7Respect,
37—Frailty • ,
3,9—To relieve
40—Male cat
42—Plateau '
:43 --Messenger
• 44—Cube " '7 •
45—Antlered animal
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47—Electrified, particle
48—Fish.
51.4--Butterlly
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Irifected Rabbits
'Grub s . Do' Not, Affect- Eating
Qnalities, However;
Airtholity—t7—
"At this time of the,der when the
rabbit season •-iropen, ,-"Eunters fre-
quently find their game''infested with
small white- grubs in the body, aronnd
the intestines and in the loose space
under the skin. Such animals are -
usually thrown away as, sick . or
'grubby.' This. pradtice -represents a
Waste -of good food and should be cor-
rdcted," says Dr.,,,,Tuatus 1'1; Mueller,
Assistant Professor of Forest Zoology
t the. New. York State College of For-
estry, Syracuse, N.Y.
, "These grubs have the form of whit-
_ish, transincen; llttle vesicles -.or blad-
ders, whence they get the More exact -
technical name of 'bladder worms.' I If
a rabbit harboring these grubs is
eaten, by a dog, or fox the grubs ma-
ture_in the latter•animal and establish
a permanent infection iii this second
host. But they are a. relatively harm.,
less parasite, and cause their host no'
evident injury or discemfert. It has
been experimentally ‚,and conclusively
-established that these grubs ere barin-
less to &11-4-mther auitualS • lwthidiug
Man," advides Dr. Mueller. "Rabbits
should not be discarded because of any
fancied danger' lying in such.. grubs.
The. flesh of the rabbit.' should be
cleaned in the ordinary fashion Lindh;
feetiettrAlfeltild-paTatable:-.----
"A'disease,,, however, of danger to
man has been traCed,to rabbits," safe,
;Dr; Mueller.. "This Is the fel\er knOwn-
aS„ tularemia.. The disease is 'con-
tracted' iiPt throxigheiting, lnfecled
rabbits hut tliroug:h cuts' or . scratches
instained --In-cleaning and -dr•essing
them. The liver of a rabbit: with. tul-
aremie is someWhat enlarged and ie
speckled with whittish (lets. Any rab-
•bits which appear weak or sick before.
shooting should he regarded Withsius-
picion, There is little likelihoodi.f
its 'occurrence- this far north, but it, is
wise be on guard against it. 11 a
rabbit has been opened and its liver
found to be suspicious, it should .he
discarded at once and the hands care -
'fully sterilized.", Would "Fertilize' Fish Ponds
Tests made by fisheries, research
scientists working milder Canadian
authorities have indicated that water
may be "fertilized" in such a way as
to greatly increase the plant and ani-
mal life. „
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..: Last year' ' Production,of 'whitefish.
frexii Canada's inland fisheries -totalled
-Irearly—IVIStp110 pountis. -.-The -catch
had & marketed value of about $1,445,-
000. •
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wHo wEIGIIED!6
Tells How -She Took 50 lbs; -Off
AND IMPROVED HER
compaxioN04.
Are you ^the' young lady of whom*
people are 'remarking, "How she is
flhling out!"? .(Tbat'e a good-natured
way 'of saying "getting tat.") If fat •isi
slyly and Stealthily your
youthful figure, Yen should grapple
with it at once. At 20years of age
this. :girl was, in its "toile: geed llow,
she unburdened her young body 0! 50
SuPerfineus pound's.:. , .
• "About 12 ',months age, I. was• 604-
aiderably overweight, being on, the
small side and Weighing 'nearly.'14
.14...at. 20 'Years ef. age.: 'I' was, else.
trolibIed, With AleadaclieS and pains In
the: emelt of 'nly baekl, heaviness on
•;riping.•witit.' ,vity,eepf • COMplexten
which,:hrke out illSeete,"ey90,',gp::of...:
ten .'Sincetaking
:these.,cexiditl'ens.'have•diSappeare$•'t.T
have new. gOne • de wn: *eight,
being 140 lbs., have a .lovely' corn-
eise,-ln-the-niorning—with-
no lteeviness,.whateVer."—(Miss)
• .The formula �T kifiSchen.represente
the .residual, salts . of 'those .fenions.
European Spas whose waters, have
been 'taken from time immemorial for
excess fat.. hese salts ensure d' per-
fectly natural ,clearance 9f undigested
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food .subStances ?and- • all excessive,
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watery. ; waste I matter, When this ,•;'
wastage is allowed te,,aceumulate, the
)ody s chinisty is .ilable to ,,130,
•up Out!of the way in the forilsinf.
tsse OngoKrilSelleii,gets•inte
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tieff a.V.4y• frein';Aur anklbs andr
calve's; -.Yolir double 'chin commences
to vanish,: hine,becolne 'slender; _
lose
loolishlikethat, but .efinost
fore yen' realize it pound by pound di s- .
apPears--uniii ,"you ,have the
fashionable 'figure you have always
•sired. •
Kruschen Salts is obtainable at all
Drug Stores at '45c. and 75c. per bot
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APPENDMONAGER,
LEA OAROL,'AYE
AD- ENENY''' GET
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Akins and the League
• By 3. Raniiky MacDonald' .
The National Government., .-cannoe
think of Europe and the world without
the Leggne Of $ations.. e .stand...by
the League,,we stand by the' covenant
of theLeague.
-V,e want 'e disarmament ccinfer-
ence to deliver fsoroething well and
-truly, laid whleh--w-ilI-notheeome some-
thing belonging Merely:to ,the primal
moral coinage otthe werd: I Want a
•disarmament which will 'be a real' con-
tribution to the present problem'of es-
tablishing peace.
I am.-net•sure Wre have .not. perhaps
played thepert of peacemaker a little
-too longi' but I would rather be blamed
for that •than for precipitating a situa-
tion whidh would make an agre'ement
impossible. The keynote of "bur Policy
is not rearmament but disarmannt.•
YOUR LIVER' MAKING
YOU FEEL' OUT OF SORTS
Wake up your Liver Bile
—No Calomel needed
When you feel blue, depreed sour on the
world, tbat'e your liver which lan t pouring its
glaily two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels.
Digestion_and elimination are being slowed,
up, food is adeumulatiag sad deettying inside
-7-you-and making you feet wretched.,
p...besieL,mcntera_likaaelta,, omintral
water, laxative candy %Br obenruig gum, or
roeghage, don't go far enough.
You need a liver stimulant. Carterlt Little
Liver Pille ie the beet one. Safe. Purely vege-
table. Sure. Ask for them by made. ,Refuse
substitutea. 25e. at all druggiste. 32
That one, of the' few advaneing. glaciers left, in NOttli America is
this One that. writers salarge section of the northern slope of, Montt
Robsor4 British Columbia.? It is known as the Tumbling Glacier be-
cause large bergs periodically break oft from th.e toe of the glacier and
. erash into the -lake in the foreground.- One- Of these is :seen floating- -----
• in the lakd. The lake is formed entirely by, the Melting snow Ind
les and it is one of the feeders of the Franei
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Head Colds: Hear Minard's
. • and inhale it. Chest' Colds
. and Sore Throats Heat, then
.•7* --rtib well -into-affetted,partw-
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Real relief, . . quickly
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on the bowl of every ,
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ed In white on the
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DYSMENORRHOEA AMENORRHOEA
WALTANNE REIVIEDIES. DPT. W.
2 College St. -3Toronto Ont.
NERVOUS WOMEN •
Take Lydia:E. ', •
-Vegetable Compound
"LA nettotie it iseetiid ag eolith
hhogild fly". . "My ittiEtes tee vill oil •
edge" 4 to "I Wish t •itgeri .
how often hater 'we heard, thedti ,ataeloi,
shins ttOtergoitte wOinsiti tiecOgkko
�� Wed tad tign-daigh tl*t her dery
tiggt 110' Itittitt �taitd the
NO gibigwiti ShOggid Mid* N beteg to' '
hdilleitet trit!td, stitehlitoh,eoottliatito4 eenLdln 4L.11.6.0.10,.
bane, yegetubie .comenuan oi teat. ro
itoittkaioyttitftitititionhi* tigkeit MI •
*Ohdettut tot& to' es theta renewed .
98, out at 0460 110 *Orden ,who .t•
t� a* thatthey,ata haaedted hy
Bey a bottle trem:Yon,„
• giet today. . ifid Weed" the er
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