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f country recently for domestic work, positions having been assured them be
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16ro of.
Every
Cord
.Insulated
rubber.
Let
in.Dipped
Tires SaveYou.
Money
Only. in Firestone tires can
you get' the advantages of the
exclusive .Firestone .Guns -Dip-
ping process by which every
fibre of everycord is • insulated
with rubber which prevents in-
ternal heat and friction—the
greatest enemy of tire life.
This is 0e -reason why Fire-
stone tires give thousands of
extra miles. They cost no
more than ordinary tires. See
the `nearest Firestone Dealer.
FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER CO.
OF CANADA LIMITED
Hamilton, Ontario
MOST MILES PER DOLLAR.
Builds the Only
Gl➢ll-DIPPED TIRES
aLdCastle.Now ..
�
Threatened
A Great Monument of Medie-
val England, After Stand-
ing Boldly for 900 Years;
Is in Danger of, Collapse—
A Fund Started'- to Save It:
London. -Te St. Paul's Cathedral,
Lincoln Cathedral and the Minster of
York, Dunham Castle has now to be
added ad •another amagnificent ecclesi-
astical property indanger of collapse.
St. Pain's,, Lincoln• and York have'
been taken care of. With constant'
watching they -should stand for cen-
turies to come. But the danger of
collapse, which was first noted at Dar-
barn- two years ago, has not •been
warded off. It has grown worse. The
loose soil whish ;overlies the solid rock
of the Castle hiilris slowly slipping
beneath the castle's weight. The en-
tire west wall is now found to be in
danger of sliding from its place and
into the river far below. Within -the
last few weeks the Bishop of Durham
and thecounty authorities have asked
for £160;000 with which to begin work
at once on the underpinning of the
castle •
TowMuchWater
Should Ay Get?
y
Durham. Its, great hall,yvas ,in axis- fore leaving the Old Count .ry
.
eon the Canadian Pacific
'e' Chnucer's iilglinr's took They arrived in IVIorltreal after a pleasant voyage
thse, befdl 1
their way to Cantez'bu?'y and long :1>c- Steamship "Ylelita" with the ship's condnetress, who le seen in the centre of
fore any of1
the Present halls in (:)x -the Group, and who advised thein that it were better to work for a salary and
ford and Cambridge were built, -P'orbe independent than just to work at keeping house.
impressiveness its hall has no rival in
England. There are a good many
English halls more ornate; but there is
no medieval hall in the kingdom that
leaves apoii the mind the same impres-
sion of dignity.
The university which uses it is one
of the youngest in the kingdom. Parts
of the castle have now had to be tem -
NEW SiRENGTH� FOR
WEAK .STOMACHS
Indigestion Disappears When the
porarily abandoned,owing to the acute Blood is Enriched
risk of their collapse.' ImpregnahleJ •
as the mighty ht : castle loolceThemos froin a die` .-ur ent need of all who
i t g
tance,;time has'spared it no more than suffer from any form of indigestion is
it has spared, St. Paul's in Landon or a tonic to enrich the blood. Pain and
the 1Vlinstor in York.distress after eating is the way the
stomach shows that it is too weak to
�� ��� ,Jfj iator perform the work of digesting theD.
rs food it- takes. New strength is given
Avoids Di
]P,saster to weak stomachs by Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills because :they purify mid•
enrich the blood. This accounts for
Peeress Completes First Lap the speedy relief in stomach dls-
O Round Tri to India orders that follows• the use of this
II p medicine. The value of this medicine
London—Word was received that eases of lndigeation.ie shown by the
file Duchess of Bedford, 62year-old case of 1VIrs. George W. Johnson,
aviatrix who was neardisaster at the Lequille, N:S., who says• -"I have no
start of her round trip flight to India, hesitation in recommending Dr. Wits
heti completed •the first hop et her hams' Pink Pills. I was greatly dis-
joui�ley. - tressed with indigestion. Always after
.Toe- Daffy Expreeb stated that a eating I suffered from pains 1n the
telegram had been received from Cap- stomach and other distressing symp-
tain C. D. Barnard, pilot for the toms. I tried different remedies, hat
Duchess, saying that they had arrived -without getting relief. I was advised
safely at Sofia, 1,300 milesdistant in by a friend to try Dr. Williams' Pink
their plane the Princess Xenia. Pills, ,which I readily did, and I am
The fact that the 'Byers narrowly feeling very grateful ever since to the
escaped a creel' at the sthrt in a high person who gave me the advice. The
wind and that they bad long been un- very first box helped me and before
reported caused some fear for their I had taken. a half dozen•boxes.I:was
safety. ?restored to my former` good health •
In the employment of a hill -site for
the display of 'splendid architecture,
Durham is rivaled in England only by
Lincoln, where also cathedral and
castle share a commanding site. Lin-
coln, however, falls short of Durham
both in the outer majesty and, in' .the
historyof•its mighty g!toup., The»ftrst
sight of Durham is, indeed, one of the
,great eicperiences -ef English; 'travel.
Beside the cathedral, the symbol of
the spiritual authority of the Bisllbps
of Dnrhain, stands the castles the sym-
bol of their temporal authority, No-
where else in ngland can the'thin-
ness of the line which divided spiritual,
from temporal authority in medieval
times be more vividly realized flan in
the sight of Durham's Cathedral and
castle crowning the summit of their
river -circled hill. '
Age and weather have, of course,
left their narks on the castle, but
it is the movement of the ground be-
neath it which, after 900 gears of
history, has now threatened' it with ris-
aster.The whole western side is in
danger of collapsing and the north
The plane ran along the ground icor and all traces of this distressing
700 yards before it rose. It took the trouble disappeared. It is now about
air 70 yards- from a road lined with a year since I tools the pills, and I
telegraph wire's• and cut through four have not been troubled with indiges
of these wires leaving them dangling, tion since. I have taken every ooca-
AlpparentIly this checked tlitij plane skin to recommend Dr. Williams' Pink
'for it just .oleared a farmhouse. After- Pills to those in need of a medicine
wards, however, it began to climb
steadily and flew in a normal manlier
toward the sea.
- The Duchess plans to make the
fligirtyt0 India In four stages halting
at Aleppo, Buchire and Karachi as
well ,as Sofia. After delivering the
il.rst;.air freight from England to In-
dia the plane is 10 eturn to England
t dp at once. A round trip flight to In-
�Famous luthority's1Zule II ,ka hngippina to be affected as dia in eight days is planned,
iitell. :Cracks have appeared and are
• slowly widening in the circular stair -
ease leading, to the roof near Tun- '���a GREAT stall's chapel on the north side. The
walls are beginning to split longitud- BABY'S OWN TABLETS
inally as well -as directly across and V v
it has become necessary to grout all
the walls and then to underpin them. The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. have
The grouting has already begun„but received thes following letter from
has had to be intelropted more than Mrs. Griffith, of 21 .1VIerchison Ave.,
once for lack of funds, and it as now Bast Hamilton, Ont., concerning her
believed that the total eXpense of all experience with Baby's Own Tablets:
the work necessary will run up in the . Dear Sirs,• -•1 wish to thank you for
end to somewhere between £160,000 the handy little booklet you sent me
and £200,000. It has always been sup- on the Care of Children. My baby
posed that the western front was built boy was .'Six weeks old when I first
on solid rock, bill investigation has used Baby's Own Tablets, being new
shown that the walls are bedded upon to . Canada, but since the first proof
Baby specialists agree nowadays, a thin layer of broken freestone and of their many uses in bringing up a
that during tbefirst six months, babies below this there is a .bed of marly family, I have never been without
shale about twenty-eight feet deep On then, 501' they are worth their weight
in gold. There is no trouble in getting
the little ones tot
eke them and they
often prevent an illness if taken in
time. My first baby is now, at the
age of four and a half years, a picture
of health, and my nide-months-olid
baby Is also well and happy. They
are both.a real good maniple
ple of -what
Baby's Own Tablets can do; for I
have never .yet needed it doctor for
either -of them.” •
The booklet to which Mrs. Gritdith
refers Is entitled "Care of the Baby,"
and treats with what a mother ought
to kuow for baby's sake; A copy of
the booklet will be sent free to any-
one requesting same from The Dr.
Williams Medicine Co., Brockville,Ont.
`13y 2 utA.73xiltaizt •
anc� shall continua to'do' so."?nate sport, • recreation and a game
A little boolt:let, "What to Eat and Ifood supply- may be iusu ed. for the
Holy to Eat", will bo sent free to any- present and ftiture generations,
one asking for it. You can get the „(2) To co-operate with the United
pine from any medicine dealer or by States Bureau of Biological: Survey
mail at 60e a box froul The Dr. Wil- land to resist legislative . efforts de-
liams' Medicine' Co., Brockville, Ont, 'signed to take away front that bureau
. for the deportment to •which it may be
Women and Wool ,ussigiecl'tt authority necessary to
Lbudmt Daily Telegraph (Cous.)t administor the migratory bird life of
the 'nation.
The Committee on '(British) Industry "(3} To assist the Biological Sur -
fashionable
Trade report that wool is- less yvoy in the defense of all of its poli-
fashionable for women s clothing than 1l cies approved by, tris l7xecutive Corn -
formerly, but that "the population as inittee of the American Wild howlers
a whole is (at least in appearance) -where 'its officiate in public office may
better clothed than before the war." be'liarred"-or handicapped from partici-
With all proper' respect to the suscep• pation. `A'Ii�I+
tibilittes of woollen manufacturers, 1 a(4) TO co-operate with the Bureau ,
we must contend that our people are of Biological Survey in making n,
better clothed, not only in appearance,' census of our wild fowl,
phenomenon,.
in]State
but in fact, No sot. 1 ' co-operate with all
'(5) lq p
as
remarkablewith
•s is sorrsiatent
• out sal1 illation Co
of secea in e
Yagencies g
the high standard of chess attained tris policies 05 this association.
by all classes of society. Indeed, the (g} To show to •the public that the
classes are not readily distinguishable active interest of sportsmen is the
at sight. Since sumptuary laws' no principal element in wild fowl con -
longer require, as they did in the servation. -
Middle Ages, that women are to bei ,r(7) To assist -In studying the life
dressed according to the position of histories of wild fowl for the purpose
their fathers or husbands, there is of more intelligently administering
often little enough to mark the out- and preserving them, and to help to
ward difference between a marchion' remedy all conditions adv.e1soly affect-
ess and a milliner, ins them.
• "(8) To urge upon Congress the
me cora-
'
a
of a migratory g
iasis
ru ate
tl Galvanized e
d
passage g
C r
�similar to
galonglines
Sheets mission billu
.� that. introduced before the last Con -
,
AT. NOCK -BOTTOM PRICES. 1 eau(,1-r9025:0).0-
'%irstquanty aorrngatod galvanizedeli0eta g'
-hoavy 008005, BP00101 low Srrianu for "(1J) pel'ate
with the cohsti-
StSset niatl-order shipments: Save money shied -authorities. to suppress the Me;
try bnyinr direct: Quality guaranteed—
Immediate Stillman*. Write
- gal t1'aliia in game,
ARTi51JN, 85. ratloES.- "(10) And to adopt such policies
E1.9759, 1slaraotr•opolitaiinldff”Toranto,Ind iaietitute such procedure as either
�- the Board of Directors or the Exeeu-
tive Committee may from time to time
authorize to further the conservation
and increase of wild fowl and their
Droner -1y registered shooting."
Dr, John C. Phillips, naturalist,
sportsman and author, of Wenham,
Mass., is president -of the organization,
Charles Sheldoli of Washington, D.O.,
explorer and authority .011 conserve`
1100, in chairman of the ` Executive
Comm ttee.t I-eadgnar'ters have re-
cently been opened at 508 Lennox
Building, Washington, AC., in charge
of Nash Buckingham, Executive Sec-
retary. ..
The bulletin states that' it 1s not the
intention of the organization to appeal
for large, membership, but it welcomes
co -Opera -Lien ,and information from all
sportsmen out other organizatione in
its effort to arrive at a rational basis
for determining -the propel• method of
handling the great wild fowl resources
9f this i continent.
Wild Fowlers Adopt
Constructive 'ran
To Show Public Interest of
- Sportsmen Is In Con-
servation
The Amerlcan Wild; Fowlers, an or-
ganization formed a year ago' for the
purpose of. promoting. the preserva-
tion and increase of migratory wild
fowl, has undertaken a eurvey to de-
termine the
eterminerthe extent to which wild fowl
are Interfered with by crows in the
nesting area of Western Canada. The
survey ie being undertaken in co-oper-
Ill yon want the very best ask.
lt° Red Rose .IR,sr .nge Pekoe
17 pri;clean, bright Aluminum
.A. Good Idea
Turkish. Women Organize
-club To Promote Econ-
omy 'in Dress
Constantinople -There is a new
Turkish ii'olnen's club which should
be called the "club against women's
clothes." Its aim is to fight against
any luxuries in feminine dress, The,
members .pledge themselves to buy no
more than two party troche, a year.
A third is permitted ander n o dram],
stances'whatever.
The member •who wears a third
frock is expelled, Au emblem worn.
by every member bears these words,:
''We wear this old -fashioned -frock of
last season out of patriotism." The
ambitions of the club are greater still
-its members are to buy only Turk-
ish materials. Brussa silk 'and na-
tional .products surd to replace the
materials which come from larances
Germany and Ii:aly. Propagandists of
this idea say that the Turkish mate-
rials are far more beautiful than any
others.
ation with the United States Bureau For Rheumatism Minard's Liniment.
of Biological Survey and the Univer-
sityof.Edmonton under permission of
the Canadian Government, says a
recent bulletin of the American Game
Protective Association.
The field work is. being done by.
Archie Hull, a -young ornithologist of
Brigham City, Utah, and T. E. Ran-
dall
an
dall of Boyle, Alberta, who is experi-
enced in work of this character. In
addition to making .observations of
the crow and other vermin, they will
conduct banding operations. Their
work will be largely along the "rim
of the plow,'; as the crow does nor.
penetrate much: beyond settlement.
The Wild Fowlers have been carry-
ing out their•'ywork, quietly during the
last year, but the aims of the organiza-
tion as set forth in their articles of
Organization indicate that it, is the
intenton o de a great deal or construc-
tvo work. The objectives are enumer-
ated as follows:
"(1) To interest all_persous or
groups of persons in the intelligent
preservation and increase of migra-
tory wild fowl In order : that legiti.
must have three ounces of flu
pound of body weight daily. id pec
hAl
eight
1 t
pound baby, for instance, needs twen-
ty-four aunties of fluid Later on the
rule is two ounces or. fluid per pound
of body weight. The amount of fluid
absorbed bye breast fed baby is best
determined by weighing him before
and after feeding for the whole day;
and it is easily calculated for the bot-
tle fed one. Then snake up any de.
fioiendy with water.
Giving baby sufficient water often
relieves his feverish, crying, upset and
restless spells, If it doesn't, give him
a few drops of Pletcher's Castoria.
Por these and other ills of babies -and
children such as colic, cholera,
diarrhea, gas on stomach and bowels;
constipation, sour stomach, loss of
sleep, underweight, .. etc., leading
physicians say there's nothing so ef-
fective. It Is Imroly vegetable -the
recipe ie on the wrapper -and millions
of mothers have depended on it in
over thirty, years of ever increasing
use. It vegetates baby's bowels,
makes hint sleep and eat right, enables
him to get full nourishment from his
fowls so he increases in weight as be
he should. With each package you
get a book on Motherhood worth its
' weight in gold.
Just a word of caution. Look for
signature of Chas: H. Pletcher on
the package so you'll be .eure to get
tits genuine. The forty sent bottles
contain thirty-five doses.
top of fairly sound rock. The weigh`
of the walls and buttresses, built al-
most on the vergs of the steep bank,
is crushing this yielding and uneon
tamed mass outward toward the river
and, though the movement is at pres-
ent slow, no one can tell when it May
be accelerated.
At preseflt the great hall is usedby
the new University of Durham and is,
hung with portraits of the teachers
and scholars. The, Bishop of Durham
has his suite of rooms at the head of
the staircase and one of the other
suites in the vast old place is set
apart as a lodging for judges on ciT-
cuit.
The castle has been fortress and
palace and for the last ninety-five
The discoveries of science have
made this world hardly worth living
in. -Lord Darling.
We are just entering She golden
age of the toot. -C. C. Pyle. " •
THE HARLEY-DAViDSON MOTOR.
CYCLE AND SIDECAR
Ctasified AdvertiserrientS
*erre. omens,,
L?e ARY CHrOICS-WE HATCH POUR
9.� varieties,—prices 500 up, We will.
have•80000 Sot' July- and August, Write
Por Tree.- catalogue, •el, H. Switzer,
Granton: Ontario,`,-
Chicles' from Blood -tested Stock
strong, heai'thy chicks fromhigh-produc-
ing stock, blood tested and free from
Imorilll; white diarrhoea, Males with pen
pedigrees of 200 eggs and -over. L -tarred
Rocks July delivery, 054.00 per hundred.
0,-0:- White Leghorn5, 11.2.00,- Terms, 25
per cent. with order, balanre C.O.D.E'x-
Press paid on 100. or more; lli�o delivery
guaranteed.
Ottorvilte Poultry Farre, Ottervine, Ont.
Two Aberdeen gentlemen wore
emerging from the thestro after a
performance of "Hamlet." "Ay," said
ono inta 'thoughtful voice. "I'll admit
I'm profoundly affected by that play,
Weeluin. It's as guid as a sermon
and 1t mattes me think I ought to
hoe :done More during ma^lifetime,"
The other looked at .life friend mean-
lusty. "Ay," he said, !'and ye've done
a good few to your time, too."
A reliable antiscptic-Mtnard's.
I ani not a'drinking man (this does,
not mean I never take a drink).-,
John J. Rascob.
BICYCLE BARGAINS
F1st•'1003. Now and Slightly
-- -- steed, ;Io upwards.
Transportation Pre-
paid- - Write
for Price List.
PISERLESS
BICYCLE
WORKS
191 -a --u, Dundee Street Wont, Toronto
BOILS.
Rllhard's will dry up boils.
It kills the inflammation and
disinfects,
Bid goodbye to every day scenes. Por -
get the crowded streets and pity din;
see the things You've longed to see;
visit the places you've read about; hit
the open road that beckons to .fun and
adventure, for a week, a.,nlonth or a
year. WALTER ANDREWS LIMITED,
846 Yonne St,, Toronto, Ont.
The London Hunt and
Country Club is widely
known for the excellence of
its afternoon teas. For sev-
eral years this progressive
club has used no other tea
but Red Rose Orange Pekoe N.
—a blend that leads all ,
others in flavor and . full
bodied richness. Put up only
in bright, clean aluminum
packages. 'SEW -
0
APPLICATIONS
Are Filled As Far
Ag Possible in the,
Order In Which
They Are
Recelved
.rONTARIO
DEPARTMENT
OF AGRICULTURE
, arel�p'.' Suj�jii" l
i° 8'
APPLICATIONS
Offering- Annual
Work Are
Invariably
fslven the
Preference
or the
The Colonisation and Immigration ! Will e?•Department of Agriculture for Ontario iv ll h availabl
nuncber or Experienced Married Men. With Children-Their
heireWives
and Families—Married` Couples Without
Also -Single Men••
raemere requiring help will aloe moll
advised to snake early nppt
i
'eo.
A. Elliot
Colonization
to
Iliaot
Ca
OUP,,ij 01 Oe ion
l
Parliament Bldg...
• '000,t°. 00.
File Your
Application
at Once
All Men
Placed Subject
to Trial Period
HON. JOHN S. MARTIN, Minister Of Agriculture
Cool AC®a •Lad
Boy .Rescues Drowning Wo-
rnan and Forgets to Tell
His Mother •
A woman leaped into tphe, bay re-
cet tly at Ninety-fifth Street, Brook-
lyn, N.Y., and was 'slowly parried out,
her body bobbing up'ocea'siofraliy and
then disappearing. Loiterers raised
a shout, and Edward A. gash, fl1Leen - DON'T suffer headaches, or any of
year-old Manual high School pupil, thosOe-pains a tableteaof headaches,
can
same on the run, lie. stripped his ' end in a huray t Physicians prescribe
clothes as he ran and plunged over if, ,and approve its free use; for it
the sea-wall, fingertips stretch•
ed ifs
not affect the heart, Every drug-
..
in a few seconds the boy came
'gracefully ahead, gist has it, but don't fait to ask the
1)) druggist for Bayer. And don't take
within a fete feet of tile avontan; .any but the tablets that are' stamped.
shook his tousled Bead and took 'hold. with the "Bayer Cross."
The Evonian tried to grab Bush arohui:
the neck, but the boy dodged and
calmly tarred for the shore' with his
'burden. .
A ,pb]iceman patted Busk on the
back, but the boy trotted off. , Nit's 110 -
thing,"' he said. ".i eau swim'
Reporters told the news to 1Vhis.
Edward Bush, the ressoster's mother,
i
"FIs .tlkbt't te11 RIO anything about t,"
s11e s
Her son is . an excellent swimmer,
indeed. Ile has wcn "several medals.
in amateurcontests,
Minard'sLiniment for insect Bites.
1 the tondo mark � �'' t 1-
"T•01��001'
010iizecakabirnoewn'430s0yaotAMhernnrb,mo n0nensyott"sn,00thia5n7iau0l1
'fsoOiltts00e¢wwb.tye atsrtiodd11a-
A Friend to Women
The Largest Hata its
The British Empire
The greater the size of an organ-
ization the smaller the cost at
which Itis product can be given
`1oltl
Royal
Mount 3al
CO ties public. The
Ilotcl dispenses the hlghc3t form
of hospitality to its many guests
at very reasonable rates.
;3 a day andpup,'
L®i1�1 f1, • �inko�� rill tr
N10NTSUEAS
Vernon C. Lardy, Managing Dir.
The Ban on War
L. Carvin hi the Loudon Observer'
(Incl.): .We know that we speak for
the vast majority of people in iJie
-Mother Country' 'and the Dominions
alike when we repeat that the special
and separate diplomatic commitments
of Prance to Poland and the Triple
Alliance never can be allowed to preju-
dice the relations of the English-
speaking peoples amongst themselves
nor to impede the bread advance of
the American plan for the banning of
For, Hay Fever -use Minard's.
1SSUE No, -25-'28
git,
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
LYDIA E. PINKHAM MEDICINE CO.
Lynn, Maas., U.S.A.
and Cobourg, Ont., Canada,
of
Education
High School Boards and Boards,
Are authorized by taw to establish
INDUSTRIAL, TECHNICAL AND
ART SCHOOLS
With the approval of the .Minister of Education.
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES
may be conducted in accordance with the regulations issued by
the Department of Education. INSTRUCTION
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL INSTRU sees are under the
direct) in COMMITTEE, The schools and da
d
Appllcatton for attendance shouldbe made to the Prtnetpal of the
school,
COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS, MANUAL TRAINING, HOUSErvOfd D
SCIENCE AND AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE
for in the Courses of Study In Public,
l Separate,
aninuatIOd and High
Schools, Collegiate institutes,
s.
Coptes of the Regulations issued by the Minister of Education may be
1 obtained from the Deputy Minister, Parliament Eulldinas, Toronto.
- PIIILLIPS
4.Of MAOry�,
`
due
ACIDS MACH
HEADACHE
For gloubies
to Acid
MP:GESTION
STOMACH
ilsds,nAUSsA..
1111.rat most. people call indigestion is
usually excess acid in that stomach:'
The food has &oarecd, Tile :instant
remedy is an alkali which neutralizes
acid,. But dont use credo helps.
Use what your doctor -would advise,
The best help is Phillips' Milk o5
magnesia For the 50 Year's 01005
't ntlarcl
Its' itivent)ou l,t has remained a
with physicians Voir will heti no.
One tasteless slioonfn.i in water
neutralizes m81ny tinges its voll.rme iu
acini. The results aro immediate,' with
no bad after-effecls. Once you ]earn
this fact, , y.on will never deal with
excessacid in the ,crude ways. -Go
learn--110.W---Why this method is
supreme,
Be sure to get Uma genuine I?hillips'
prescribed by phvse-
1Vlflkc of Aingnesia
cions for 50 years incoreectilrg excess
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