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',Wynne FergUson •
iiudioe, of 71iaAC1Ic,,4t, AUCTKON samaoirs'
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an's Susceptibility-,
To 'White Man's Plague'
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4 -Igo .
as meny,wonten as men die • Theindestria,lizatio,n of women,
of 'tuberculosis -between the ages of mentioned, most frequently, was
fifteen and twenty-four, proved out of the •picture; becaese 35
Why? For the firid time a scienttfie per ceat of the roup. never had been.
answer•Is available to this questime. employed outside of their homes, and
A report of an investigation made 20 per cent. had been employed less
public by the National Tuberculosis than a year. ' • "
AstOclatien ives" the "jets age' a Likewise it Was discovered that the•
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The 'Iwoltailter""is a band that con- .6.1d, ifin.anY way•p.ottible.
tains two sults of at least five cards , ,••The • folioI/deg hand is a• geed' ex-
. each. It Is the .stengest hand that 'can ample Of what h;apPens, to the 'player
be hold If Played at the beatOult of. the who, doesnt follow the retes . just.
c.krehinedliands. Such a hand is con- ,giVen• for a "two-sulter.".• Z, the deal-
' eidered,...onthe everage,'ope trick be held: • • • ••• •
• ••tsr than the usual Stir bid and 'at Hearts -K Q, 9, 7, 6 • •.
----1440,t:Iwo"triekebeitreft-theifIr-III3-
,trump bi&
. Thisfact allows ..the 7.•. •••
• • .portance.of the?Preper •bidding• of suchSp.ades,-,-j, 4 • . • ',",
bands in order to arrive. at, the beat : . • • ' Audit:m.0140* • • .,
eak of the combined heads.. As deal .• ••Z'dealt and •Peoperly..bid mut hearts
or •Iletere part.ter has bld 11 your Second hand passed and thedealteitit
band Ip . a ."tWo-a-alter;' trir to bid •botii partner ..•bititorie :Spada- ,,,Peurtil,band
/Onto, PreVided'Of course, they aresuf passed and the :dealer •• properly bid
tindently -strong to .warrant an original • one, no trunati....Second -handlpassed
"... ervOjrcett.41d: • &s a general •raleetid •the dealer s .partner • to: two
...the higher.,,valned sult first, !tiretride.d cubst • FOrirth7haed.passed and. the.
• it .eentalnsLsuffigient atterigth te.„WarL dealer, ingerreitly.,bid,Ose...P.O..tr WAR,
rant tie bid; If tot,•„bid the lower :With three -clubs and Mich 'a .hig out
valued: .auit and . show ...the higher side. hand, the dealer elitaild have -al-
. rallied salt on second or .subsegnent lowed his partner to play,the•hand at
• 3reurld,. • Inthe. 'same ,way, always. pre-.' .clubs.• Aedewag„ he:triade only" two
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ter, if possible, the maiorsuit to the notrunin,, his partner could
minor..
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' • , have. Made fiveclube.-• Ilis_hand„,Was
• , if partner -has -laid to-trump,and4ou as-follOws.:••• •
• hold a "two-setter,"•.alweys bid both . Hearts -8, 4 • . .• . • *
if you have., the oopportunitY; ir-• Clubas-A, K, 7,' 6, 2. ' • .;
. respective of values held. It.. partner • •- • . •
has bid. a •sult, and y0 hold. a "two- • • pads -A, K,' ,b7, 3 .
Suiter;" bid both suitk•unless holding • • ., Contraet.Bidding • •:'
better thanaveritae One 'heart, pass,,,two..spa.des.
• .mipport• for •Partner's .bid.• • If, after -1,pg. •bid), ' • page.• r'Seeend round-two
bidding•bothYsuitt„ partner:persists .in no trump,. pass, 'three :clubs, Pass.. 'Z•
• rebidding bis hand, either at nO trump.is.now a•positiondo realite that Y•
a thira or. possibly a fourth suit 'let: wants to. try for • game In 'one of his
. • him hey°. tbabid.. Yoe have infernied 'suits and should now ;bid four clubs to,
, him - -:the • 'Character. Of your hands .show: a: 'decided preference•over',
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• . -and it Is for :hint to 'decide. The only. 'spades.% Y should. now -bid"five clubs,
-exceptict to this 'tale is a ,"two-suiter" and.heWill score game.
• sostrongthat.You have atgame in one • 'Whet year ,partner has. hid two
of • the. sIts, irrespective of partner's suits, you cen. assist. his.' bid With. a
,hand. If. partner 'supports one of your much weaker- hand than ;with "the..
• ....Snits, it is not advisable 'to' ,bid the usual suit 'bid, Z held the. following
• Other, tuft .unless 'suit is a .major hand .• • „ ' . • •
•eult andthe first-13TifiThid.is a miner •1•.• .` ••
eultS . • • • .•' • •• • • Clubs -104,9; 7, 4.•:. • ,
1f as , dealer or second hand,'. you • , D1amonds-6 •
• have hid a tartrume.and your partner • Spades -Q,:4, 3, 2
•abows t*o. Suits, always support •one , Rio partner had ,bidbOth hearts and
of them it possible.. Do .not rebid no spades and his opponents had overbid
trump wriest you have a double sten- with four diamonds. •Z failed to real -
per in....the other twosuits,' and less dzethe great strength of his hand and
-=.• than normal support in' the suit 'bid. passed. • If he. had bid four hearts
• •Remember, that a •"two-tiniter" is the either at; Auction or Contract, his part-
strongetttelt handthat can he . held ter could easily have scored' gameittn,d,
et ',AuCtiolt or Contract, if 'Played :at rubber.' Be on the lookout for.•"tivo
. likeliest bid of the com-bined • hands, sliders" and try to •i realise their ' en-
' and it is yourduty. to figure o.u.t this •esuarpost.Ohilaiee. ' • . • . ••
Problem
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; • Ilearts-#Q :
• . . Clulisnerre . • •
• • 7 ,•Diamondt-6, 2..
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Spades -A, Q,•103 4 '
clean bill of health, and. designates. length Of the working day and week;
early inotherhdocl.as the moist import- early • employment, ion* distances t$
,ant contributing factor. , • • . be traveled to work or school, and low
The study was made in one- of the wages, Seemed to be negligible factors
'largest induatrial cities of the country • as ter as Mit group was -gOncerned.
under the •direetion of Mist Jessamine To quote from the -interesting re-
S.'Whitney...statistiCien of the assopia.. pert 'a Mist Whitney again: '
!1.Diet1ng."_as_a_ealise far tuberculdekt-,
tout under Its ,auspices: , Wes. given;e solar plexus 'blow by Or .
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"The life histories of all girls he- dgis. The •ilsual remark was that. *he Owl Lath •
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(ween the ages of fifteen and twenty,,, .:had ;dieted ".in tireakt. or six'
fOur, .had fallen victims to tiled's, Months or 80 and then ..forgot it; or. ,z.The'Wife-"DO you think 1 look all
ease ng ,a single ,year, lwere 'Invei; that she dieted about a week,.largs light in mr 'deur:gtdirti;,•dear?"
ligated;•MistWhitney einlained.. The; it for a time, and thenijitarted again.
• Hearts -7 ; • : Y •
. • Clubs -78 : A B : •
• Diiimends-9, 8 • • ,: Z • :
Spades --J,-9, 3
Hearts -6, 4, 3
Clubs -LA
Diamonds-=K,•J, '7
Spades -none -
Spades are trumps and Z has the
lead. How can Y Z win six of the
seven tricks against any defence?
Solution: This problem is an excel-
lent illustration of the "grand coup:"
that is, the trumping of a winning
trick in order to shorten ones trump
holding. Z should lead the -ace of
clubs and trump Y"s hand With the,
, fourof spade." Y should now lead the
ace of spades and follow with the six
of diamonds. If B wins the trick,with
the ace, he must lead back either a
• diamond ,ok a heart. ' In the former
sate, Z should win with the jack and
, lead the king. A must either trump
Jo
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. at reduced pric
a,
Red Label, 25, lb.
range Pekoe, 81‘ lb.
.4,1;10 ofac girl, was visited„ as.loon,„ The study Of clothing habits they&
Wouhrenageee that it possible Pau' get
as possible after tuberculosis ha
'claimed:here life;`!and ina:.`Peitortar
tervieW 'with:Parents or near tele-.
flies, all pmfaible information about
her' habits of Wing. Prikr!. to the de-
'velePment Of the disease was secured.
•. "-'The result,' says 'Miss Whitney,
'Indicates that motherhoOd at an early
46 'Miring the Oiled' When PhYgical
development. Colistitutes,a more .OT
leas. -consistent strain upon: strength
and general health is• probably the'
most factor in this phenom-
enon. • , .
Many people' have preadni-ed--1.0-
explain:off,hand the •readons why the
group of 'tune „Women, between the
ages of fifteen' 'end' twenty-four con-
tinues ii:CshOW the highest' death -rate
from thbereubitis theihole Oen of
life for either• . •
• •" 'Seale •ranted 'about short skirts
and scanty clothing:. Others issued a
blast against dieting, - • • :
• ",`Cigarette •- sleeking, ,repeived its
share of blame. A .few laid it to'the
fnet-that the war Opened the clams. of:
industry to women. ..Atd nearly all.
tOok-occatian.topoint a finger at high-
school and college .students, and to
:raise an eyebrow at all extra -curricu-
lar activities, including late hours. It
was pure speculation'." • • • •
_The investigaters, to 'their serer's.%
found, that they had to discard most
of -the reasont' usually given for the
high death -rate in ;thiS group. ,
ed that.' if anything, the giria,Who ,
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on" in it a little, further:". ' •-• 1 • ' ; '',
traded tuberculosis had worn c,Ple .." " • .".. ' ' _...___ " '.• ,•,.- :, ,,, ,:•.•
adequate clothing than, the perfectly We have ' often ...peinted out that
heitthy university students used as a here is' no such thing, as a painless
control group.. . The sick girls, how- tax and agree with the •sage who de -
'ever, quite' obviously had too little clares that the only honei3t, meanie.
rest." • who is taxed arid doesn't mind it is
Miss Whitney sounds tilts important the dog. ,
Warning as she proceeds: •
Vinritheir-Thiportant feeler , ..was
Courtship Under DiffiCalties
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feund to be actual Contact without
Consider theniail pilot's sweetheart, '
taking proper preventive measUres,
She 'Watches until he • is a mere
with another person who had tuber -
speck
culosis. More than half the girla who • ' .
Then _saunters off home .tvith the
-.0X4-1311011Fe.cl- altell41astikry,' '
But If motherhood were excepted knowledge
That 14e Is her pain in the neck.
from- the account the Mortality rate '
among Suag women betweee these "counfil (examiningH—prejudiced wit -
ages would' compare more 'favorably
tlegs)--11 suggetit that Mrs. Gibbons
with -that among young men.' Thirty,
laanathema to You."----,--
five per cent. of the eabet -aahr
riy,--e,
tory of one .or more children. These
children were born, in 70 per cent. of
the cases, before the•girl was twenty
years old. 'The :onset of tuberculosis
"Witness---` Then you suggest wrong;
WS only iny friends' tIfat I, calls :bY,
their Chrsitian name-"
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A husband who is in the habit of
was usually closely' associated with
coming late at night with elaborate
•childbirtii., ••
eleuses. sitys't•he hest •Pretentto •give•
a .doubting• wife is a 'copy of "Believe.
It Or" Not.". . • .
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"I believe, the results are in no way
to be considered an indictment of ear-
ly matrimony, but rather that the
young mother does not take the pro-
per measures to protect her h
This factor, together with the h
proportion of cases having lived with
consumptives, Seems to point t� the
direeticin Should go to
stop this Unnecessary loss of life:"
—What-New–York
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BY ANNEBELLE WORTHINGTON
Hearts -J, 10
Clubs -2 • .
Dia mbritis--A,- Q; 4
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or discard.. if the former, y. should
Overtrump and should then win the,
balance of the tricks. 'If A discards,
Y should.discgrd the queen of hearts
and thenmust winthe last two tricks.
At trick four, if B leads a heart, Y
should win' and lead the diamond tio
that Y Z get the same play as before.
At trick three, if B refuses to win the
first diamond trick, Z should win the
trick and lead the heart, which Y
should win. and return the diamond. No
matter what B• now, does after win-
ning the trlcic, Y Z win the balance
of the tricks. It is a tricky little prob-
lem but interesting and instructive.
_ Berliners Like floating .
Citizens 'Of Kerlin enjoy all kin.ls
of sport, but especially every variety
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sox aquatic sport, because 6 pit -cent.
ref the total area, of the greater city
,
lie water. As soon as the warm days
come, everybody who can possibly la
so spends his week -ends on or at a
river or one, of the sixty lakes that
, surround the German capital. Stearn -
boat trips on the Spree.and the Dahill°.
_T___40.413e-laketLarotind the veat Mueg-
gelsee-io the .,jeast, and on theMir-et
to the lakes in -the Potsdam di -strict in
the west are especially popular.
About 6,000 -Berliners own canoes,
2,000 have motorboats, 17,000 owl
rowboats, and 6;500, have seilboatt.
The oarsmen have: 279 clubs; the
swimmits, 103; the yachtsmen, 55
the Motorboat owners, 5; and there
are forty organizations of canoeists.
' The oarsmen and paddlers general...
Ty tent on the shore at places dssignat-
ed by the forestry authorities. Per-
mission to erect st tent cats about 25
cents for members of organizations
and about 50 cents for others..Owners'
• of yachts and motorboats generally
sleep on theip.
Most of the yachtsmen are. found
on the lakes of the Havel in the west
'a/Ad on the Mueggel.see, Seddinsee and
other lakes.te the east. A prominent
1 figure to be seen on Sunday§ on the
Havel is Professor Albert •Einstein. -
He is an ardent yachtsman and has a
week -end house in Caputh near Pots-
• dam.
• There are twenty-five. municipal
halls, the most important of Which
ate oti the Wannsee and IVueggelsee,
The Wantsee baths eXtend for milts
mg the beach-betaveen Berlin ard
tsdam. L
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HIGHEST PRICES PAM
Average German Train
. Shows Speed -Gam
A study of the average speed ob-
tained by the trains -on main lines ef
the Gerinan railways indicates that
considerable improvement has been
made in recent years in the average
speed attained by all trains, but Oat
the express trains as a whole travel
but little faster than they did during
the year 1914.
It would appear, therefore, drat the
Rail way -Com-Paul looks to
the development of motor -driven rail
cars for further advances in increas-
ing the speed of its express train& •It
also expects.to reduce operating costs
by the use of motor -driven ears on
feeder lines and, to a less extent, on
main lines.:. --United States Commerce
Report s. •
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' "Yon tcm e home all hOur• S
night."
"No: my dear, only -one hour each
night"
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Cheerfulness
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trdu ;find yourself refreshed by the
presence of cheerful peonies. .Why not
Melte . earnest effort to Caller that
pleasure on others? You will find half
'tile' battle Is gained if you never anew
;ourself to say anything •gteomr----14-
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Young Bride: "To commeniotate an
awful quarrel we had last week, Jim
,,•alid I planted' a tree in the gardenP
Friend: "Well, 'new, that is, a nice
The Canadian Wool Co. Ltd. , idea, • If Prod drid 1had done that we
2 CHURCH ¥01161\11O lithotild have a wonderful forest by
illustrated Ppessmaking -Lesson Fur-
Witk,E2Jery Pattern •
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2715
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Ltiveb*fcr spring wear'is the jacket
dress.
And hire are: some of the "fors"
concerning this smelt bolero model..
Note it featwes the new built-up
skirt so youthfully chic. The eross-
cloture bodice of the dress is very
..mming. ' The dripped shoulders
fi,rin brief sleeves: The dress is just -
as attYaetiVe AS can be when yon take
off the jacket.
• In a navy blue silk crepe, -either jr
, a rough or flat .hnish, this model is
just perfect. Eine anti primed crepe
fiends a gay Vote -of centrast.
Style No..115is designed for sixes
16, 18 years,' 36, .88, 40 and 42 inchts
ilnise. Site 36 requires 81/2 yards of
130,itich material with ½ yard of 8.0-
, ilia contrasting.
ROW TO ORDER PATTERNS.
Write your name and address plain,
giving nutriber and size of such
patterns as 3rotretant. Enclose 20e in
stamps or Can (dein. preferred; *rap
it carefully) for each :number,
address -your order fa Wilson Pattern
! Service, 78 West Adelaide St, Toronto.
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• Trur
Out of life I would keep ,* '
Some things to love deaxly-
Hours to be still,
To see far, and think clearly;
spot for a dream -
Where,..a, hilltop would lift me,
• And the- Presence, of God •
Wbuld iinnow and sift me.
After Icing years of work,
And this world's busy stirring,
I should like time to'rest,
• With all memories blurring;
To hold my hands still,
. Lest they reach out, and bled me
To the small things of ,earth
1 am gating behind, me. .
Yet a tanner I am, ' •
• And when all is over.
I know I shall take with me
Dogwood and clover,
'-RipdA wheat in a sheaf.
And young corn's first greening;
How else could iny Heaven
Have heavenly meaning?
-By G.. in the. Southern Agricul-
turist. .
kdine for -Storage - Bendy
Hen -"You've been looking a bit
d 'o , old man: Haven't you
spent any money for new clothes lates
ly?"
• Peck „ -"Ohi haven't I? You should
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have seen her last Sunday."
The girl who used tri'marry a man
who
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who figures that, two can go to the
devil as cheaply as one.
Jarvis -"And how is yinir Wife?"
Pervis-Oh, her head is troubling
her a lot."
Jarvis -"That's bad. Chronic head-
aches, eh?"
• Pervig,-No; she wants•a new hat."
• Henderson - "Did you get my
cheque?"
Pennington - "Yes, twice. Once
from you and once from the bank."
Bachelor -A man 'who, when he ac-
complishes Something, gets all. the
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cred it. ,
Prosecuting Attorney --"Your Hon-
or, your bull pup has.chaw.ed up the
Bible." • .
The Judge (griimbling)-"Make the
witness -kiss the dog. We can't ad-
journ court to get a new Bible."
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After all, "to. love 'em and leave
'em is better than to "love them • and
•decetVe •
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Iodine, the same chemical element
that le used as an antiseptic for cuts,
Is now bein;, Used id a storge
battery of new type invented by Fran-
cois Boissler and announced to the
French Academy of Sciences, says
Selena!, Service, The battery looks
like an °tindery dry cell with a, rod
electrode of carbon in the centre snr-
rounded by an absorbent material
saturated With contained
in an electrode shell of inetalilezInc
When the battery is cht.rged .the zinc
iodide breaks down into metallic tine
that -is dephsited on the tine sheeting
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much as in service. How polite and. and oxidethat accumulates on the car-
obliging people are when work is
bon electrode and in the absorbent
slack. Money may, but it never gives
itself away. No man has the nerve to
tell a woman the thingsher mirror
tells her: A small man is easily satis-
fied ' with himself. Difficulties
strengthen the mind; exactly as labor
does the- bedy. -A criminal is a persen
eak,
not disintegrate, there is tie acid Or 'who breaks the. wrong laws.
caustic liquid to spill no dangerous
gases or rapers aregiven off and con- Push
Flying Sparks'
Between sense and nonsense the
• latter is the best seller. Let's ride
back to business on a buy -cycle. To
keep a romahce from hloomieg, nip it
In the bud. It is dangerous t� lose
the habit of makingfidends. You can-
not build a reputation on the thinks'
you are going to do. When your foot's
asleep let the sleeping dogs lie. Don't
question Your Wife's Judgmetit--1ooli
who she married. Ir. a man Isn't- hon-
est thee's no use bothering "with him.
True religion is not in services se
material, **Welt may be carbon pow-
der. "he 2the iodide is dur-
ing the digcharge of electticity. M.
• libissier asserts that the iodine stor-
age battery is superior to the tonven-
tional storage batteries of the lead or
nickel -iron Varieties. The plates do
tintal maintenance is not neesary.
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SENT the "Old Reliable Fonthilrs
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Nurseries." Exclusive territor3,
poramissions, New Specialties. Stone" dr
weningtee, Toronto 2.•
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OCKER EDGE GA_RDENS, JRAN- 4 '
England, sPeCialfin
in rare bulbs as supplied to ..he Dornitt.
ion Experiniental Farm, Otte.Wa., Catar.i
loguei; free on ,request.
BA.Bar UHZOZS • „
A VE- 62- PER- gUNDRED. -
0•',WRNS, 6 cents; Reeks Whiteol •
Rocks Red,'9 cents; delivered any ztime41, " •
Month olds. 18c. Pullets, all ages. Pricesei •
furniShed. Model Hatchery. gitcheneril
wEEZLIC NEWSPAPER weirrEp.. •
• 3,x-ILoog1brOFOR'WEERLYNEWS;r*:- „ ,17 •
PAPER in Ontario which I could. '
,lease for a term with purchase in view:.
Send- particulars to Box. 12, Wilson Pab•
Willing Co., Ltd.; ,Toronto. ' • '!
• MOTOR BOAT FOR SAME.'
.Re1011 R DSON DOUBLE al1011sT
••eirritiser, about thirty feet, an :use
altogether °rib' four "oraAve:Months in
two seasons; Complete eqhiPment 100 . • . . . -*;,
1.:
• Ing carpets. bed and table linen, chinas •, '•',,,
glabsware and Silver as well as all war-
Ire ,eauipment and many extras.- Thtis. A „
cruiser- With Its tiwci• cabins arid its .veil • =;
,fP
equipped galley is an unusually cotqfort-• ? di
able I boat for. week -ends or Lougee . - ' -,
,cial -paint jOb and very attractiVe•in ap- .
'peararice.' Owner will sacrifice' for • h.,a4f 7 - ,i '
cruises for four to six people. It Is ex- ' -
,....
celitionally seaworthy and, has Cruised . '
all' over the Great Lakes. It has a olkis.
class and very economical' 60 horsepower; • •.,
six -cylinder power .plant •with complete. . ,
electric ;lighting throughout., and •.3Peed „ , 1•
'a 12 to 14' miles perliour. It is a spe-
Its original cost.'.. H. •Watkina 7; .. . ••
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Earn $35. Week! 110,,,
• Mulit10013011,111 f* .1111 all MIr
pmme to root Cellar. Stable or BOW.
R.Old groer: Yield fresh Crap *eery
sdu"et. elLortrerri"eonier:::aet:buny.eco.11nyWetie.
of our offer. all Led 10e. Send se Apnea.
grew at hien price.. ldre0 Illustrated
Folder, Contract. awl AM particular*
Ideal Mlushroom
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41 brat those
Pesky Flies'
Cateh thern with :/kerthcon--,
clean, Convenient, hygienic -
the By catcller. with the push •
pin and wider and longer rib-
bon. The glue on Aeroxon is
fragrant and sweet. Good for
3 weeks' -service ---jt- will.not
dry. i
At chug, wormy & hardware atorea.
Sole Aoent
J. E. M. GENEST.
P.O. Box 22. Sherbrooke. /us
man was lecturing to a village.
Customer: "Where's the waiter?” addience on "The Art of Getting On."
Manager: "Oh, -he's -servin." "Ser -
Ile lectured hard for about an hour,
ing what -time?" and concluded.: "Th- successful ',man
•
His motto is. 'Push and keep push -
mg ; by that means alone does he
teen his goal.;'• •
A small man in the audience 1211.0-
ed •
The lecturer held up his hand.
*66-;tto; my friend, will ba • e
push -7 he began. '
"So Will interrupted the
mall man. . "There's half-a...deten
youngsters been pinching the petrel
out of Your inciter to light a bonfire,
at(' thetes no petrol in the
is the one w -ho Strives persistently.
SurnrnerIlls
• 93bs °WM T-ablcts are wenderfullot •
summer complaint", writes 1Vits. Laura
Wheeler, Torento, Ont. "WherieVer niy
children get cross and peevish and
refaSedo eat, I give tiler° the tablets".
Eetially effective
for teething, colic,
simple fever: Easy
to take as
and absolutely absolutely
safe. 25c a pack-
age. 239
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Dr. i.vollano
• • • SerfDenial
• • Teach self-denial and nirtke its prac-
' tice pleasurable and yen create for the
world a destiny more suiilinie that
BAY'S OWN TALEn. ever issued from the Mlle of" the
tvildest dreamer. -Sir 'Walter Scott.
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