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How to Eat
We are very, often told.,how to ,eat
and how important it is that our
ineals •consist of a 'variety of foods.
Tho proper selection of foods. Is the
first item to 'be ,considered; and the'
next is to eat food in the right 'way
after it has been selected. The fel-
•lowing'suggestions.are niade'to cover
the important subject of HOW to Eat;:
Moderation should be PraoticeiI at
all times. It is harmful to overeat
even of the proper foods. Excess does
harm;;, it throws an unreasonable
strain on the .body and se Made to
wear it OM early.' Premature old age
is tate cotmnon>result of neglect of the
Watchword, "moderation,"
31oals should be eaten in a quiet,
restful manner.' Food. is not readily,
digested whatt th'e 'body is tired, Or
when the, individual he worried or an-
gry. A;' rest before meals is recom-
mended to. overcome body fatigue.
grgumentsor scoldings'.should •never
be carried on at meal -time, Active
exercise should ;not ,be taken dmmedi
ately after 'eating: Exercise-is.need-
ed lir the body, but., go is rest, and one
of the times when comparative 'rest
'is required by the body is after eat:
ring.,
This same idea of rest is the, reason
•wily, ;male should be eaten regularly:
The number of meals and the hoar is
-s; matter' of -individual. preference and.,
custom. When.meals are eaten irre-
gularly, cr when food :is.,: taken - be•
tween'meele, the digestive system"is
not given tete ,periods of rest which it
requites .if it is to do its work Pro-
perly. ,Eating between, meals ehotild
be avoided. The person. who ,requires
extra nourishment should 'take it 're-
gularly.
Nature has proyided- means for. the:
mastication of food. Foodshould be
eaten slowly ,arid 'it should he tlheir-
oughly chewed betore it is en -allowed.
It should not bewashed down with 'a
drink before. it masticated. Thm.
is no ,objection to the .use of bever-
ages in Moderation with meals, but
they should be whenthemouth
is empty,
Moderation at all times! That is
how to eat! '
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ON BEING' LUCKY
"Well }re's lucky" you hear some
My when a salesman has a record
which attracts attention. What is
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result of chance. This thing of luck
or success can be nurtured and assist-
ed along, and usually is. Some lie.
!leve that'luck•is simply lounging out-
side the gate oe Tortune waiting for
it to swing, wide. Others do" -better,
and press forward. They don't wait,
but advance and profit by 'their bold-
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v CAPTAIN A.E,DINCLE- a
BEGIN HERE TODAY ,The ship started one of heavy
Alden Drake, formerly ,ti sailor, rolling spells as. Jake Stevens reached
grown -soft and flabby through a life ppwerinp; air, of something about to
o£ idle e<3 ships aboard the clipper happen. I haye,inade several voyages
Orontes:tis `boy," under the command before and novel•--• 0.i!"
of Jake Stevens, whose enmity he "Hush!" he soothed her. A terrific
incurs because of mutual love for din• had burst out from some point
Mary Manning, daughter of the the hen coop nd knelt to peer inside.
owner
who is a passe,tger.- 'AtGape The chickens;: seemed to go mad. ; A.
Town, : Stevens is superseded as cap= men on .his. knees tumbled, over and
tai' by Drake, whose lawyers have
purchased the Otolites during .its capsized a bucket •of water ever hie
cruise, Tn his new role of master, neett-neighbor'
: who cursed, him and
Drake becomes cold and dignified in beat him over tFe,head with his holy-
Stone. The water slopped erten Mr,
Adapts bucket and filled les •seaboots.
He; cursed, •too. And at the moment'
when Mr. Stevens raked out from the
hen coop a half-slr_edded rat as big
as the ship's eat, which had-rinvo4ed
the coop 1 00 eggs and met a Water:-
loo
ater=loo of:boaks, a,sitooth, shining, harm-
less looking swell . roiled 'up from no-
where and toppled over the topgallant
rail to starboard.
In a s--ond the maindeck was flood-
ed, and men, buckets, scrubbers, and
stones were hurled Pell-mell across to
port,: all to crash Together ir. ;one'.
bruisrtd, strangled heap as elle ship
relied. Mr. Stevens hung 'on to the
bars of the coop to preserve his footing.
The sea lifted the coop; the whinge
burst; the mate rolled away on the
flood with the 'door of the coop in his
hands; and itt. a moment the glassy
swells to leeward were dotted with
high, riding,.squawkit'g, doomed fowls
tharose and fell and flapped' wings:
end gaped with open beaks in a -new
found liberty that meant a watery
death.
"Dammit! • What did you do that
for; you clumsy fool!" shouted Drake
at Stevens, Nothing in the world
could have ;moreconcisely expressed`
the: strain•under which even the cap-
tain lived just teen. lbl;ary started in
alaim, staring, up. at' Drake's white
face. He seemed "so human, so pleas-
antly 'different to her a moment ago.
She had warmed to him; had 'nestled
the presence'of 14fary. - Stevens, now
chief 'mate finds` time to, follow •his
suit. One night the speeding ship
rune into a heavy- gale. A tnatiis.
swept overboard. "Tony and 'Erb, two
members :of the• ceew, are heard ex-
changing profane threats.
NOW GO ON WITH,THE-STORY
Presently out of the gloom forward
an uproar burst. The mate heard it
,Mary heard it and looked apprehen-
sively at him. Their eyes met, and
each; se' med to say:
"'Erb's done it!" ,
Stevens dashed downthe ladder and.
fought his way forward: The outcry
was terrific. It rose•above the shriek
of the wind and the cataclysmic noises
of the battling. ship. Soon it stopped.
Stevens returned to the poop, and
there waif a grim senile' oie his storm-
lashed face.
"The devil's 'got into the ship!" he.
said., "AU'hands.havo gone crazy.",
"Is it—?" Mar,'y asked, not . daring
t0 give deer fear a ;nitrite,
"01d Chips, that quiet old "dog,
chucked out the Doctor from their
room for being dirty!" chuclded Ste -
cons. "Might have picked a better
tine. Doctor says he'll sharpen up
a cleaver and go 'bads.- Heli!"
"He might, toot" ;cried • Mary.,
"Everything seems possible! 1 never
'felt so, certain of—" '
Drake 'h'ad.gene below for a mo-
ment. Mary heard Stevens' strange,
choky laughter in the dark; his hand
gripped hers and- squeezed itas it lay.
on the rail; and he, spoke close to her
ear:`
"Mary girl, yeu've , ,been having I I 1
dreams• again! Nothing's going to ! Iii -
happee to 'you. "If it 'does, .Dry out!"
CHAPTER XIX.
TAUT NERVES.
With the :fickleness of the Indian
Ocean, the gale passed and left the
big ship swinging lazily along through
glassy seas under brazen sides.
The Doctor shifted his worldly
eilects into the galley, afraid for his
life, Chips had put the fear of the
Lord into the dirty cook; and the cook
believed the lurid threat • of the adze
which Chips had hurled at hints The
Doctor spent much time working over
the cutting and chopping edges of a
great French poultry knife bigger
than anything Ike Saintly had. And
to the galley came 'Erb, seeking com-
fort and protection from the last one
in the ship to afield it.
"We kin 'elp each other, Doctor," Tho mate rolled army ▪ on the flood.
argued 'Erb. "I give yuh my word
no Dago's goin to Holten my 5t'ipes to him; had begun to expect that. he
an' tromple on 'em!" d meant to thawout of his duty ice.
"Died Tony say 'e'd do that?" dal Now she shuddered again, and glans -
"'E did. Wot's more, 'e said 'e'd
mended the Doctor. ecryd swiftly at the mate, fearful, shiv-
,
come arter you next," said the crafty Jake Stevens stood in the swishing
11tlr. water rsro
"jot 'em all come!" chatter:od the coop lirthat theolled scuppeers sa wherehis legs he knee had
Doctor, bending aver his steel. "Fust brought up. He still held on to the
?Dane emit served! Chips see he'll skin barred grating that had been the hen
me t"Iv a spokeshave. 'Yo.t stop 'ere, coop door. The leather hinges flapped
nevem n, We U show 'em."on' the wood, wet and slippery.'Jake
* *' * " s face slowly turned purple; under his
The Orontes; wallowed north before blonde` curls his blue eyes diminished
the faintest of airs. Every diner dip in size until they appeared like twin
she took into the swells ahead, was points of fire set uncle- flat blond eaves
followed by a drenching, steady down- in a mask of fury. Isis. teeth shone
pour of brine front back ropes and out ludicrously. He seemed to be grin -
chain bobstays like nothing so much ning up at Drake.
as n tropical rain squall. Rain squalls "You talkie' to, me?" he snarled.
thrashed at her, too. 1 "Because if you'. are, captain or 'no
The very air was heavy, though blue captain, I tell you to go plumb to hells
es Mary's eyes. The sea has a glassy If you'dbeen loolcin' after your ship,
glare, like the eye of a dead fish. Her instead o'—"
book was the silliest thing ever print- "Go ahead!" snarled Stevens. "I
ed, she suddenly discovered. let no inan use that tone to me. Clear
Drake suddenly appeared in the away, there!"
doorway and she slipped her hand "Leave that boetl Come up here',
under his arm,; and stepped out on Mr. Stevens! That is an 'order!"
deck again with him. There was that in Drake's voice now
Oh, Alden, I'tu so glad you've come which penetrated even the shell of
up;' . site whispered. "Everything Stevens' fury. To disobey .meant iti-
A d So—
There �i ' as Light
On October 21, 1879,. a small group
of laboratory helpers were. gathered
around Thoinas A. Edison iu his lab-
oratory at Menlo Park, New Jersey,
some 26 ,fniles southwest of New York
City.
"Maybe this is the dight that will
prove successful" said ono of them as
he proceeded to tate next of the al-
ready mounting into the thousand ex-
periments that liad gene into the
"won't work" class. He burned a
piece of cotton sewing thread, bent it
into a horseshoe loop ane carefully
inserted the loop into a blase globe.
As 4t was seated•in, the air was pump-
ed out of the globe making a vacuum
inside. '
Titin done, the globe and its sealed -
in thread was put on the electric Mr-
cute
it
cult. Tho men's faces lighted up. But
their eager smiles many times before
had been replaced by dogged disap-
pointment,.
But now their faces Were radiant.
A stoic smile crept over Edison's face
as the thread reddened with the fleet.
flush' of "juice," then burst! into a
sphere of red -orange light.
They. watched with bated. breath.
How long would it last? They had
seen innumerable filaments made oat
of many substances light up for a
Sometimes a man talks: in his sleep brief few • seconds—at most 6 pita- seems so: -Oh; funny!" she said subordination. The Wren knew, better
because it is the: only chance he gets. utas—then break,, and hope ended in I with a little stuinbling rush of words. than to carry on. Drake ,had -seed the
darlut on. I smiled dow-nat her, which could beisesn over the sky,
Ito patted her hand on his tient and i creeping But on this October day as the lightduring those
"It's :lie heavy weatliet, clary," confused moments down -:in the flooded
he said "I think all harms will. feel waist. -He would not lose precious
bettor when whatever is coming has thee for a few fowls. Stevens Mount
been end gone" ed the poop Tedder sulleni'y. Maty
"I know, Alden. I know! But I' stepped aside, and with difficulty re -
have never telt quite the seine over- -frained from screaming. She saw the
nearby'on the maindeck; and it did• two men face to face. And,never be
not seem human. He !ed her tp the fore had she so clearly seen them com-
pared in all their strength and weak-
ness. •
"Ina. here.eaptaini" announced
Stevens belligerently,
(To be continued.)
!STANDARD OF QUALITY FOR OVER STYE -ARS.
Central America's
Valley of 'Kings
Mysterious 'ruined cities, their car-
ved stone temples hidden amid, the
almost impenetrable Mayan jangles,
conte day may 'yield the actual story
(bur• mere
of these chime were discovered' on
Col.. Charles A. Lindbergh'e explore;
Cop. Bight over the Yucatan penin
sola—cities, where one of the 'highest
known aboriginal cultures, Was al-
ready on the wane when Columbus
voyaged; to the Neer, World,
Whence did they come, these peo-
ple who reared a great edifice' to
Kukul Can, the feathered serpent?.
-How did' they• build their. temples
with chisels of flat and calcite and
wlthcut 'even a wIieeI to ease the pil-
ing of stone on stone? What caused
them to suddenly disappear, leaving
the pnysioal:evidence of their civiliz-
of the' first Americans.
alien as a .slowly crumbling enigma?
The oldest Mayan native have: only
one answer—"Quien sabe?"—Who
knows? Even the archaeologist has.
penetrated but a small- way behind
this Veil cf centuries,
Mayan research progresses upon a
ladder of .question marks. How
does- it happen that their • language
resembles the Japanese in sound,
but not in meaning? What strange.
migration took'plaoe that they should
use the hul-che throwing stick.
similar to the weapons-cf the Eskimo,
and stilt have no acquaintance with
the bow and arrow of the midcon-
tment Indians?
And. their ' jade=here is another
query, ' With •unbelievable patience
they worked precious , stones, green,
gray and. black jade of a type never'
feund an the American continent.
The workmanship, fcr all its' abort-
genal character, possesses a delicacy
that has been likenedto: that oe Cellini,
But the source of the material it-
self has no explanation. ' ,
•• The research under way at Chtchen-
Itza, in northern Yucatan,.is add..
Ing mach to the knowledge of this •
mysterious race: It is being direct -I
ed by the Cat:negle Institution under:
.an agreement with the Mexican Gov-'
-ernment. Recent Interest is the
puzzle has ted' to important corre!a-
tive 'work in the Mayan linguistics,
without which the wide:di heard glyphs
at ,cover almost over one tf their
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kept burning beyond tite 15 minutes,
they gathered to it like bees• to long.
sought: nectar. 1G minutes, then 17,
now 18, 29-26 ante 30! 'Could, it be
possible that the probieni,upon which
they had been working for months, al-
most day and. night; with •four or five
liburs-of sleep snat0lled after the laid
,night seppets, was to be solved before
their eyes? •
As the burning time .of the led
orange thread inside the glass glebe
lengthened from minutes into hours
tate men around the light of which
the 32 -year old inventor,was the con
ter, realized that here was the key to
the 24-hour work day.
I11 ,bet if;Y last ten dtours," said
one. "I'll bet it'll last 20' hours," re-
plied another ' eiitlrusiastically. I,
hope you're right,".said Edison quiet
ly as the most sanguine 0f the '»ion
Placed his wager,
That historic fame, more powerful
than Aladdin's, continued' to throw its
16 candle power beanie into the room
for 40 hours) They ail watch:sa lt'to
the ord—and the end is not yet.
LOVE OV
O GOD;..
'Pito !eve of God 10 like a'flamd;
Thal: bores away all earthly pain,
11, glues Our 0081.a second WI.'called iinp'atientl
7llidit!aaths as thoughts of deeper • „ y., „
wOrt!i Thais, I
what.m going b seen.
snapped, Jake, He stalked 'towards
Tito love of God has Estill 'the power the hen coop, scowling blackly. And
7'0 lighten every passing hour, the poultry squawked and fought, the
The Chrlstlan's iioart an altar is feathers flew, and the melt wondered,
Where Cod's pure love will burn and "Soiuo'at ain't right aboard this
live. ' —Joan Brough• bloody ship!" muttezod one.
bucket rail, soothing her with quiet,
assurances. Theyteed. together at the
rail The kneeling men, scattered all
across the wide expanse of plank deck,
hod' stopped work and rema'ned in.
grotesque attitudes listening to the
din that come from the "hen comps, The MorningNe she j
Here a man held his shined hrlystone '
halfway to his shoulder while ' he Before tate city rives froth Ile »^d,
turned up his. shirtsleeve. Over there Or the first smoke is to the sky ten
a pianhad both hand? bearing heav-
ily upon his Stone, his back arehed, his
face upturned vacantly. - Young Mr.
curled,
He comes,' that we may know what's I
thought 'or said,.
Adams paused on the point of htirlinga Cnedone, iu any corner' of the world,
a bucketful of water along the planks. I never saw him, as I've never seen
An al1prentic0 who lied' been working . The' power that swings the• golden
gates of day;
Through snow or rain,in`weather,tee
or Clean,
.This gallant youth goat+ early on
through a , taegle of rope gear witsbiewas, ' ?''
his mouth -open oil the last 4iRoly' • r.
And still the ship's guar gave forth IIe ends the limlation of the night
,its own tretnondone. thunder. We wake,; the very. world Is at our
"What is it, Mr. Stevens?" Drake doors!'
And while we breakfast in, the mora-
lug light,
We hear the waves beating on other
shores.
And thus I thank the boy. X never pee,
Ilnliveried Page of current,hletory.
—Aleiiander Louie Eraser.
tit y
major structures cannot be made to ,
yield their secrets.
Foster . -Tie saes
One of our Children's, Aid officials
tools a trip through his county to en-
quire how vavioee Wards were getting.
along: , Here is wliat lie• reports to
the Creueral,Superiuteudent of the
Children's Department:
"It has been' a great pleasure to me
t'o visit the'lo'ster hoines of our child,
ren and find' so many of them itr com-
fortable hssnes. ' when you consider
rho kind of ltemee theseechildren wore
taken from you would heedly think
it possible for- the majority of them
to ado so Well, : We have ntaaty,foster
homes •in oar county that I think it
would be better not to vlsit as some
of the children are so ypung the foe
ter parents .do not like to have agents
calling and' malting enquiries about
them. Then there ie,, another -'class
running from 18 years• upwards who
are able to look after_ themselves! and
have. exee:'.ent homes. I; have' visited
137 homes and all. except two were
excellent.
Speaking of travelling, I came over
he 'e. the other day on •the 'peach
train." ,
"Quit your fooling—they are out o1
season," •
"Sure not. A lot of college girls'
were returning to school."
CONCENTRATION
The power of fixing the, attention
is the most precious -of the intellect-
ual habits., Every loan possesses it in
some degree, and it will increase the
more it is exerted: He who exercises
no disciplin.over himself in this re-
spect acquires such " a volatility of
mind, such •a vagrancy of imagination,
and dooms him to be the sport of
every mental vanity; it is impossible
such a man should attain £i'ue wis-
dom. Cultivate' a habit of concentra-
tion,
The discoveries oh the Lindbergh eeeel
flight add new possibilities to those" ilv
already waiting for the archaeologist
in other Mayan cities Which are
knows but not yet explored. The
flight is credited with accomplishing
as much in twenty -live hours as a
reconuaisance party, backing itsway
through the tangled growth, could do
on foot in five years. Yet the sub-
sequent work is of necessity slow,
Ono pioneer ht Mayan research found
a valuable cbject reduced to n thin
limestone obeli; Ile saved it by'
spraying light liquid glue upon it with
an atomlxer at Intervals throughout
throe days.
The possibilities of discovery in the
land of the Mayasare almost as' rich
as among the tombs of the Egyptians.
The Itza clvilizatitin was not so old
as that of the. Pharaohs, but it bears
a similar erlation to the development
of the people or the Western Hemis-
phere. The student or 'the Mayas
may be working in -America's "Val-
ley of the IXings."
"Quiet' sabe?"—Cltrlstiait
Monitor..
in a corner under • the fiferail with a
r r
small l'olyst9ne called a p aye bbook
,
and had been helping the toil by sing-
ing "Holy, holy, holy!" peeredout
Science
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11 0. fact, that guests, In-
variably return 19 the
Mount Royal,
.A courteous welcome
and cheery hospltality
awaits you.
VERNON G. GARY
Managing -Director
The Largest
Hotel in the Z;,7
British
Empire.
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Nowadays, people take Aspirin for-
many little aches and pains, and as
often as they encounter any -pain.
Why not? It is a' proven anti-
dote for pain. It works!
And Aspirin tablets are abso-
lutely harmless.. You, have the
Medical profession's word tot that;
they do not depress the heart.
So, don't 10 a cold i`pu0 g(6'
course.” Don't wait tor a head -
eche to f'wear eV!. Or regard
'neuralgia, neuritis, or even rheum-
atism as something, you must: en-
dure.
udure. Only a physician Can ,cope
with the cause of such pain, but
you can always turn to an Aspirin
tablet for relief.
Aspirin is always available, and
it never fails to help. Familiarize
yourself with its many uses, and
avoid a lot of needless suffering.
IPIRIN.
TRADE MARK REO.