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Real Nerve Tonic:
IS a $oilintiffiil Supply (if Rick,
Health-G'iying Blood.
• Suferers from nervous debility find
themselves tired,.jowwlpiv'ited and un-
- able to .keep their minds on anything,.
They are totally unfit to perform their
. everyday duties. '
•'Doctoring the nerves with sedatives
•, rs .a terrible mistake:. Tbe only, real
nerye -tonic ii4 a"good supplyof rich,
red blood. To securethis. rich, 'red
blood -Dr.. Williams' Pink Pills 'slrouiiI
' '.be taken; Enriching and pur:ifying•the
blood ' is ..their whol,e4inission.• Con
earning them Mrs.. Albert • 'Bentley;
Bancroft,. Ont.,. • writes;—."Two •yeays
Siamese Princes
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rrive ..
Their 'Serene I3ihnesses Prince ; Ajjha, Prince Chirasakti and Prince
*rasphsri -(lett to right), nephews of his Suprem •1VIajesty the King of Siam,
who readied. Vancoui•ef June e$l,Aboard the Canadian Pacific liner Empress•
of .Russia..
ago, I was .a co'mpiete, 'week; inti,
for seven months; exttemeiy'.nervoi
had no color Not ing+j•tided seem
helvme till I•• began' Dr.:Vtlltam
T Pink Pills, .M'y . Condition at once
proved.; and today I am vise11 and.
for anything without fatigue : or tro
You can get these pills from an
medicine ;dealer or by mail at s0 cent
a box f}•.om The Dr. Williams' Med
eine :Co., Brookville, Ont. •
Helpful Hints!,. :
It. is •a mistake to• keep •biscuits 1
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n
the same °tin with cakes. If placed to
gether, the .former y ;quickly beam
soft.
If,' meat is not tote used•at once 1
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`hot •weather, sprinkle a .little .peppe
m- `ver it" This not .only discourage
files, but :helps .-to_conserve.the-juices.
Mint will keep freshfor aconside
able time if it is washed in; cola wate
in which a little carbonate of soda ha
•been dissolved.'
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Suet will not' stick to the knife while
chopping if a ]tittle .. ground .rice has
been sprinkled' over. it, •.•
' When frying foodstuffs care should
be taken' to avoid' placing too 'much
ipto the pan at one time, as this de
' creases' the temperature of the fat.
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.kdd a' new •,drops old lemon • juice' to
rice arlillelt 1s cooking,* This not only
,white:ns t'he`rice, • but 'separates the
Bacon will notshrink tin
kwhf
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fr t •
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tilt has been dipped-1nfo—flour.
-Flans are taking, shape for the in-
stitution. of a regular air service' be-
tween Manchester .and Blackpool, con-
sisting of. a daily trip that will take
40 minutes for a journey that takes
twice that time by the, faste-t'trains
at present, The existing round-trip
fare for • the Manchester` -Blackpool,
trip is £3, but 'expectations are that
this will' be reduced to aproximately
£i for the single journey,' with the
possibility of further reduction if,
larger machines can be employed for
the : journeys.: •
: Minard's Liniment Checks C'oids.•
abian- Spices' and Mysteries of the East.
Lurk in Jerusalem's Eyways
"Plata'" :Rice Cooked in Fat—Spiced - English 'Beef and
Midget Porters. Fascinate Visitors
Jerus�zlem•.TEzotic corners: or Jer-
usalem are.• i�eing •explore y a Pales:
tine, journalist) who describes out•of:
the -way. 'planes' •'where tourists rarely
go, Yet' where is. to be'fiound much of
the variety- of color and interest with
which•• Jerusaleln',fs. filled;
` "A'L with eight people squeezed
into'six seats will take you right into
the.'Btikliarian Quarter;', the 1descrip=
tion: says, "where people wear glori-
ously colored dresses which,. resplen-
dent ,in_>Siukharia,' have, .not lost air
p
theft res 1en�d'ency in Jerusalem, Here
you will find silks -which ,make the
mouth watr. The colors are perhaps
a little gaudier, than ,you, nay like and
the gold' and silver thread may seem
a little too rich'`for you to take bac
with • you to sonmber. London or t
Borne, other' sunless City 'of the West
•Yott'wiil'try a•nd s'ecute a'meal'in'the
hoose 'of a Bukkharian.• He'will give
yon a• dish of plali,. 'which„ is like the' .
taste: of all the'luxurious sweetmeats
` `of India. --I merely rice cooked'' in
` sabbath o•f, .fat: But i�, you cool, riee,i
k
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t, for the Kurd is the beast of burden of
Palestine.. One short man will take
your grand..pia'no, heave it on •hns:•back
and • walk along' with it'as quietly and
asnahly....as-a_eamel._H•e-lecke-sq -Hel
' that yvu,would ee5ver suspect h3 could
n. carry, more than a tin 0? biscuits.
fat, you won't get ' plau. There are
centuriesof: exotic' cookiifg behind
plan.. •
"I mentioned plan wheir talking 'of
the Buk_,ariaus In the Georgian Quar-
ter you.; can have a meal of shashlik.
It is English roast beef witii the';nys-
tery of all the East in the roaring. ' I
do .not know liow it is prepared, but f
have a 'suspicion that . it; contains all
the spices of Araby. You may ilot re-
lish the
e lish.the way it is served up : but if you
do net, havens meal of• shashlik, your
to ,Jerusalem .will have been .in.
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"There 'is .a Quarter fair Kurds who
come from Kurdistan. But yct, searce-
ly need to .go, to, their' Quarter to see
thein. They are `to be fouel an every.'
main road with a' pack on'.•:heir 'back.
waiting to carry your luggage for'ybu,
Gliding Popular . .
Sport 'in 'Britain
'' London—Great Britain must :o
ganize a series of• summer ca ,ps,. o
-'even a number of week -end:. eam,ps, f
,gliding is to become anything' but the
'sport of a few°enthusiasts.. ;•
,'That is the view which' Herr Kron -
geld,' the.' Austrian gliding ,champion,
expressed to a reporter recently when
he discussed the,possibilities • of glid-
ing• in this country. • ' • •
"You have an ideal country here"
he said •"arid I am 'surprised . that
Great Britain .has not taken it up more
seriously.. ' 'She, became a great ,na-
tion. of seaman in the days of sailing
ships. 'That gave' her a sea''sense
which' power -driver.' ships will. never
:do.' In the sa;me way a .glider or 'a
o..
Bar
er'- e -
s- O --.
�^� a ai.
gW Y r sense s which-'
e hz
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pilot trained F t ed.
on
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F e ma
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r- 'chine rarely acgeires.• ,
r . "I' am sure that mare than; half the
f aeroplane crashes could be avoided
if the pilots were trained first on glid-
ers and then on soarers."
Herr Kronfeld explained how in a
glider' one learnt to do a series of hops
then hi a more advanced type of
11 craft one .learnt •' to' do "S bends in
:the air. Finally in a• high' efficiency
soarer, one wag ,able to• keep .up al-
most indefinitely while there was any
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wind: "Where 'there are clouds,". he
saki. "there you can soar for thereis
always "a rising current of air which
causes the clouds."
Keep . Cool
1f you wish to keep cool,
Don't be a fool •
Andworry abopt this and that;
Don't think of the heat. ,
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Copenhagen Union Purchase • Island
To Be Used :as Children's Playground'
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Copenhagen.—After somewhat pro=
' tracted negotiations the, Union of
Copenhagen municipal teachers•have
bought the charming island of Thoro,
off the coast of Fuhnen, itself an is-
land, and almost opposite the ancient
and picturesque town of Asseps. The
recent owner had spent large sums of
:money on it and,. amongst other things
had erected a eolossal•bronze monu-
ment of$the old Northern god Thor,,•af-
ter ltWhom .the island is called; and
which, cost twice as Much as the
teachers' have paid• for the whole is-
land, with residence, outbuildings,
museum and si forth. The Copen-
hagen Municipality has guaranteed the
purchase sum. •
The purpose. is to•turn this island
Into a holiday resort or "colony;'• as'
they call' it in Denmark, for. Copen-
hagen school children, and for which
purpose ft Is simply ideal. Some More
coxes" Will have to be added to the live
)wl Ltaf
I'd rattler s.ee a "sermon than -bear one
• any day, •
I'd rather one would, walk with, me
than•..merely tell the way;
The eye's a better' pupil .and, more
willing than the -ear:
•Fine :eo.unsei' is 'confusing; but ex-
• apple's always clear.;,..
The best ,of all the preachers are the
men who lige their creeds
For to see good put into.action is what:
• •.everyliody need S..
Having a talking picture of yoi;r
wife is all right if you 'are deaf and
blin{l.
im _ _•. .
P,letty:Saleswoman 'Don't 'you
hBate:i"ae.1dk•This issudden.!.ing nl iiie• n"
•your
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,The.Bente• safe-So:long,as women
are more interested in cookingschools.
than,card .gainer.
A Member of a western_ legislature
was makipg a :speech on some memen-
toes .question lrl.cone uding be said;.
"In the root ds ',of Daniel Webster, who•
wrote the dictionary, 'Mire me liberty
or give 'me death',!"
One of his colleagues'' pulled at •his
Coat 'and .in a hoarse voice whispered,
"Daniel • Webster d'idn't' write'•thedict•
tionary;, it was. Noah."..
• "Noah nothing!" ", replied. .the 'speaker,
oah. built' the, ark.".
• •Thele is, •no' tragedy comparable to
that •'of old age without funds .to, pay
for its, uselessness:
Hubby="Does she look: her ,age?"'
Wife—"No, .she overlooks - it" . ,
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Covering up.the truth :opens up au
argume,n t.
• One woman 'who', wouldn't look an-
other w.eman in._th'.e•f,sce''is�sure to
look her in the back -When they pass
on the street. '
Good habits are easier formed than
d
had„ones..broken . -
"The jig is up;” said the ,doctor, as
he viewed the man Who died of St,
Vitus dance.*•
' You don't need a license to hunt,
troiibleynor dogs. to scare it up.
Did you ever see a. mosquito wrestle
with temptation?
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'li .ace Box
Sylvia came running to her' mother.
with 'a piece of lace,; "May (L have
this .to dress; up with? I. want to be
a`queen." .
"!Mercy moat Where did you •find. my
Venetian 1 b th -" '
' Man to .Fly to Moon?,
In making his statement that man
will; fly • to the moon within the next •:
century, John Q. Stewart, associate.
professor ot, astronomical :physics• ;at •
Princeton University, evidentl'y' took -
into Consideration the fact. that' the,
first 100 years' are reputed' to be the
ran ace er a.
hardest. '
'r1 `was in a box on the closet self, :
and'youion!t „rear it -any more!" A
quiver waa•appearing in Sylvia's' chi
Mrs: Burnet, was just puttin•g On he
-.hat, bu:t she took it off, and: -going t
the closet, carried the lace box to th
bed. A pang of memory shot throug
her.. 'She could remember. her, ow
mother gently unwrapping the btu
tissue a er covers ski
t a Two carries, having 'finished the
day's work; :were '. communing upon
ort of,:a
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e a ..
1," replied
the other, "when he was on the ,fain.
Way, he was a perfect gent, but, when,
he. was in a bunker was worsen' a
war' book." .
r their experiences. "W't
•bloke did d 'you get • for yo
e ound:' asked bne Wel
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F F , t ng out a chris-
tening robe and saying:. "Three Syl-
vias have been christened in this
dress. See the lovely little puff's; and
the lace : it is trimmed., with is real.
Valenciennes." '•Now a fourth Sylvia
had been Christened in that :lame
Truant Officer—"Why• haven't .you dress --her own 'little Sylvia who was
sent •your• .son; .Jo•bnny, te'school? '.looking at .her with tears of •disap-
Don't you• want him to learn to read?" .,pointmen.t.. The laces in the box w
• Proud. Fathel—' Jt. alma necessary, . scramb.Ied by .hurried little fingers,
now that we have the talking movies. and on one wrapping was a bl
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„ smudge.
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' 'That's illy fault," thought 'Mrs., .B
net, "for not having taught 'her ab t
these beautiful things.".
be parts with some Ste unfolded the poria lace'weddi g
• veil .that lay' inside and began to tell
all she knew about the way • it Was,
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No matter how well any man or wo- made; ,.•how the• peasants ',gathered
man may'know their stuff if they have great bundles of flak and soaked them
mean dispositions- it does, them no, • in water until the thick jacket of tlie'
good. stem rotted. away ' leaving the tiny
tangle of white fibers beneath;;, how
Dad—"Why, • Mildred, .I am • sur- it was combed % and then' spun into
prised! Aren't. you going to give your threads, and how the patient women
brother part of your apple?" •• ' sitting on their doorsteps in the sun
• .Mildred—"No, daddy. Eve did that worked away day after day, and some -
and' she's been bawled out for it ever times year after year, on the same
pattern, ' patting in the flowers and.
tendrils and dainty traceries; heqw cer-
ttain families had. been so noted for
their lace -making that they had' come
to make lace only for the kings And
queens and royal princesses. . .
"Da the Indians .make• lace, Moth-
er?" Sylvia, asked. • .
"Not if you mean the American :In-
dian's," her mother answered. "Some
Sarah—"What happened then?" ' 'of the tribes make embroidery, but
Fariny—"She.replied': 'Do -you 'think they have• never made lace;: at least
'in 'crazy?' and the%Broom:, who was hot until'taught by white people. Song
in a sort of daze, saki'`I do civilized n have never made any
at' importance, either, but you and I
Would! need , to travel a good many
miles •lt we visited every-, country
,•:The honeymoon is over when the
bride discovers that her husband
snakes the same kind of noise her
father did when
money. '
In your talk be ,discreet,
(stock, so that there will be' milk Relax like a well -behave] cat, •
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' onend their holidays there. . ',
.b enough for' the children who are to '
If you wish to .keep cool
'Don t be a 'fool -
And . eat many • things to exc
To be well and strong,
Stop habits all wrong,
Masticate 'more and eat lest. '
year If you. wish to keep coot ;
Be prudent in •all that you do; '
Keep your mind calm . and sweet;
Ignore haste and heat—
equipped' with central heating .and 1.So here's a cool summer to you!
other modern insta''-tions and "It..is ••r, --Grenville .Kleiser
expected that 100' children can be re. --r
eeived in the new home. . "Millle," said his mother, "go ,over
The island, which •In the bast has. and see how old 'Mrs. Brown•'is this
been much. frequented by tourists, will.
remain '.ope to the. public .throughout
the -year. 'Denmark is rich in islands
along her, extensive'coasts;, they -num-
ber. about 60 and There Island now
wi11 become .a children's. sanctuary.
There •'will be an "all ' the', year
round" colony for children, and this
section of • the work -will naturally en-
tail regular teaching of the children.
There is ample accommodation for the
teachers.. This is the first venture,
here in the matter of an "all the'
Mind" ,colony for children, needing 1 Don't be a fool
care, •and th,ee innovation is being, re-
garded with 'much interest. The build-
ings leave nothing to be' defiled, being
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lorning," Willie was back in a few
moments. "Siie says it's. none off
your blamed.liusiness hoW Old she, is,
announced Willie.
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Classed . Adve
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POR SALE
AliiABY CHit••1C:s-WN) HA'rCH$p
216.000 last year in.' four varle.
tie's. Write 'for free catalogue. A EL,:
Switzer. Granton,'Ont. •
, 'AGENTS ,WANTED .'
ere AGENTS EARN GOOD .MONEY
selling the best fruit trees, shrubs,
• virus,• ev'ergr'eens, 'roses. etc.; town or,
ack country; selling outfit supplied every
'help given•: .commissions paid weekly.
E. D. Smith dr •Sons.• Ltd., Winona.• On.
ur- tario. ,660 acres fruit and nursery stock. •
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Friends, like stars,• shine brightest
when one's world is dark. •.
• Sarah—"Ilow did .the ,wedding go,
off?" ,
Fanny—"Firge entii the parson
asked the bride if she'd•obey her hus-
band."
-For Blisters.— Minard's Liniment.
.Ford 'Fakes Helm.!
Luxury: Something the bank wisely
efeses to let you have the money to
i e. where the lace in this box was made.
Here is a mantle •made by Spaniards
in South America, and here Is a bit of
Ilrussels lace made in Belgium. This
Venetian is made of a tiny braid.
Doesn't the pattern make you think
of the waves and hubbies in the water
in the wake of: a .gondola.? It 's very
July—The month of oppressive heat; dAftererit from the leaves'rat1'c1" flowers_
red-hot days and sweltering nights; is of it t- buehess' or this Irish crochet."
' extremely bard on little ones. Diger- "LeVs play a game," saki Sylvia.
hoes, ,dysentry, colic and cholera hi- "See if I can name, each piece and
fantum carry off thousands of precious tell its country as you -put• it back."
littleJives every summer. • The moth- , "You may handle them yontself,"
er, must' he on her guard to prevent said her'inother, "only -•�- —"
these troubles,' or if,
they collie on sttd-I "Only I must get my :bands very
deni,r to fight them. No other -medi-1 clean first," ,and Sylvia 'skipped oft,
rine is of such aid' to mothers during r happily, •conning back.after a few min -
the hot Stimther as is Baby's Own Tab-. ntes With a pair of., pink. perfectly
lets. They regulate the bowels and scrubbed hands. As she helped fold
stdmach, and an occasional dose given . the laces and put theur.back 'in their
to the well child wilt prevent 'summer'tissue paper envers'she said, "Motile
complaint, or if the trouble does COfne I'nr glad you didn't let me dress op.
sudcienl:y will banish it, The TabletsrIf you had I should only.have Miceli
are sold by nredicine• dealers or by thinking about Me. and not that the
Mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. i !ace was lovely at all."—Issued by the
William -s' Medieine Co,, ,Broekvllle, r National Iiinder-garten ,Association. 8
(Jnr, West ‘Oth 5treeif, ' New • York City.
Hot July Days Hari on baby
(These ar°ticles are appearing weekly
Wrestling matehe§ betrt een
women
,are the.latest exhibition offered to sen- i i hour eoluinns. .
•cation s'e'ekers in Paris. •
"It's great stuff," set the mild Cer,,
poral. "Pay -;dray night I drank tido
urses ant
grrarts of ,it ani' I.: didn't even stager.,: T6 •Torelita Hospital fete Iuot
r; Ttvo quartei" in affiliation with Eel vtte aria
., ` gasped the .:d John.;Hospitaie, New • ork flia�y, otjf°ers
an ya didn't even stagger?" "Reek, -W men.nha,na tho oQnif'cd ed
no," aey the ou'ld' Corporal, '11 couldn't and dettiratis' Of •t,eneiitiiiar r°e
a'irs
I1.Pnt;'y Ford, Motor the °nate,•iWior to 4aifing of George .
, .. . ell 1lissadns supply ship, With its move
• Cluetf Grenf , e'v'en,r
' s receive tin
rLc,ix, of colle„e fitiidenl, with .hos ltal ell i lie . an o s i tem the
d
'able*
Allard
i! Threo
Yonne
ttoatiOti•
title
has' itnf flats adfibtett the e`i' IIt Boor
eent8 of
nca and
Yoin trete
icritr or
pupil cel a i
p 1p s d foodstuffs for. the Labrador missions: Te motor` ma�trate as. , , -1,; iii tho SCliriOl,. 6' rliiiit'tli`1""
gucst.of Sir Wilfred Grenfell' (fight), inspected the •'. n]. in Heston Mass, har, g Go'cl, give us tir'en. Atrc! rvo'nteti in .tradelt'l tg eak9e'i►ses toq Art
nor. steal} of 40 -year-old flappers: Y ' 11.01t40.. 0; .01 11akti1
•York. biw
a , atmlti to the nneintendent:
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Relieve Insect Bites!
Minard's neutralizes the poison
of mokeuito and black fly bites.
A depdable antiseptic.
Cuf.icura
SIiavi ng Stick
denudes the medicinal prepertice of
it promotes Fria),
Whet-inn
and pr'otecd i t
sandy ahaarn enface from infection.
tae. Everywhere •
Picture of
Health Now
"In May ane. June I las
badly rundown and l ad•,faint
spells until it as a drag to do
my Mork. In July and August I
didn't seetn to pick up so I de-
cided to try . Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound
because I saw it advertised I
'took two bottles and now I acct
the, picture of health. I feel
fine, do all :lily work .and rnilk
two Cows.. If any woman
writes, I will certainly answer
Titci "t-rs. George R.
GilerlespIetie, Pitn iMchy, Sasktitche-
Lydia Et Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
L,d a E. Pini Aam Mee Ct., Linn. M213 1. S. A
-and Coboorg. Ontario, C{n:dz •
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