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The ORANGE PEKOE QUALITY makes
filer tea and more of it T
Surnames and; Their Origin
WOOLLEY.
Racial Origin--Engllsh,
Source --A tocaIley,
Here is a family name likely to puz-
zle eget or deceive you as to its origin.
is almost impossible to get away
from the idea that in some way, it is might suppose that it was a develop-
oneeted with the word "woolly." meat in some way from our word in-
It has nothing tie do with wool, how-
ever. Nor dloes it belong to that class
of family which have developed from.
phrases descriptive of personality in
any way. It is a development from a
surname which was descriptive of the
orality, or localities, in which its org-
DIAMOND
Variations—Dimond, Dimont, ['lament.Racial Origin—Dutch and French.
Source—A given name.
Here is a family name for the origin
of which several eicplanations have
been advanced. On theface of it you.
Mal bearers lived, or with which they
were connected in some way.
And you don't recognize its origin
readily, because it is a compound ot
two Anglo-Saxon words, one of which
long ego disappeared and one which is
virtually obsolete to -dray.
"Wold" was a word used by the An-
glo-Saxons to designate eometihing
wild or uncivilized, a sort of wilder-
neee. You'll get the connection by
changing the "o" to an "i" in the word.
And "ley" in its broadest sense meant
"land". or ground:' A "weld bey„'
therefore, was a wild or uncultivated
piece of grouu'd. or hillside, without
the normal forest growth.
dicating the precious stone.
It is not impossible, of course, that
in an individu•a1 case; here and there,
the name did originate that way. But
so far as the available records go, this
is not considered probable,
It may be that in some instances the
family name• was formed from an An-
glo-Saxon given name. But there is
nothing even to indicate this. Ap-
parently it has come from a given
name which, among the Dutch, was at
first "Diemen,” and then "Diament";
among ong the French, "Diem." It
was also found among the Flemish as
"Deman," and the French call. it "De-
mentia" All of these linguistic varia-
tions are traceable as descendants of
the old German "Dimmed," a given
name indicating that Its bearer was
devoted to the protection of kis fol-
lowers.
Ju some instances the family name
may have been formed before, and in
others after it was brought into Eng-
lish.
Is Baldness a. Blessing? ' Antiquities at the Royal
Bold ireop'Ie usually bemoan the lolls Ontario Museum
'of their .lair and sign for the lacke f aqIaratively few people are
whitla leave gone for ever, Bet there -aware of the flee coll�eoti�ans of enticed-
'frekta baldness, : tiee which are displayed in the Royal
(Warts) Museurp of Archaeology in
TEETHING TROUBLES
Baby's teething time is a time of
worry and anxiety to most mothers.
The little ones become cross; peevish;
their little stomach becomes deranged
and constipation and colic sets in. To
make the teething period easy on baby
the stomach and bowels must bo kept
sweet and regular. This can be done
by the nee of Baby's Own Tablets -
the ideal taxed -ye for little ones. The
'tablets are a sure relief for all the
minor ailments of childhood such as
constipation, colic, indigestion, colds
and simple fevers. They always do
good—never harm. The Tablets are
sold by medicine dealers or 'by mall at
25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams'.
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
The First Banks.
Few things play a more important
part in our lives to -day than the sys-
tem of banking.
The word bank originally meant a
tradesman's stall, and the first bank
in anything like the modern sense
existed about 2,700 years ago. We
learn about this bank from clay tab-
lets discovered near Babylon. Ap-
parently the first firm of bankers was
that of Egibi and Son, who flourished
in Babylon about 600 or 700 B.C.
The early 'Chinese were in the habit
of issuing paper money—indeed, they
got into difficulties by issuing too
much. There was a bank in China
'about A.D. 1,000.
But banking as we understand it to-
day did not begin until the twelfth cen-
tury, when the Bank of Venice was
established. This was followed by the
Bank of Barcelona, in Spain, and the
Bank • of Stockholm, in Sweden. The
Iatter was the first bank in Europe to
issue paper money. This was in 1668.
Other early banks were the Bank of
St. George, at Genoa, the Bank of Ham-
burg, and the Bank of Amsterdam.
WHERE THE BEST TEA
GROWS.
The tea plant flourishes best en the
Well drained side of a mountain in a
country where there is plenty ofmois-
ture and e. warm sun. Certain parts of
For example, have You ever met a
bald man who was consumptive? It ' Lo#onto, Spape in the waling is 0.1.bas been proved that bald men are ready at a ryrelnium and .thoser iu
peculiarly immune from this disease. th,rge levy :in cons?mnt hypo aE the
One doctor has said that out of five or Oleos of a new wing, which would
thousand consumptive patiente not .a , perp$t of an adNantageous ddsDplay of
the"ninny inter sting and instructive
specimens .t present packed away Yn
,storerooms.
letting the cold and damp penetrate to From time to time the Department
the roots of the hair. A ratan will of University 'Extension, University of
emerge front a barber's shop with his Toronto, issues bulletins d•esignedYto
hair wet even on the coldest day, keep the public in touch with note
Excessive exercise is liable to bring worthy additiols to the archaeological
on baldness, Athletes become over- collections and keep people posted on
heated, and, when they cool off, their the historical value of the museum's
scalp become chilled. exhibits. A recent bulletin easterlies
sections of the Chinese, Canadian and
Indian pottery collections., as well as.
recent auditions, to other groups.
single one was bald..
Baldness is sometimes caused hY
bad dieting; but more frequently by
HOME TREATMENT
A Lohan or Apostle of Buddha, the
SAFEAND EFFICIENT gift of Mrs. H. D. Warren, amply illus-
Ailing People Made Strong by
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
Dr. Williams' Pink rills do one green, yellow and white lead glazes,
thing, and do it well, They .build up is supposed to be one of sixteen Lohan
the blood, increasing the number of or disciples of Buddha thought to have
red corpuscles. As this is done the been taken from a remote mountain
blood becomes a richer red and is able
to carry more oxygen, the great sup-
porter of human life. As the blood im-
proves in quality the tissues ot the
body are better nourished and the
sanctuary in Chihli some years ago.
The Lohan, represented as' a young
man,was a human being who had
reached the end of the ,eight -fold path
and
Roasting a Safe.
There must be no doubt about a safe.
Therefore a safe that is being tested
at the Underwriters' Laboratories has
to undergo some pretty severe usage.
If it does net weaken, says Mr. Harry
Chase Brearley in a Symbol of Safety,
it wins a label of utter trustworthi-
ness.
First the safe is submitted to the
"explosion test." Inside are maga-
zines and loose papers and a recording
thermometer. A photograph .is taken
et them. Then the doors are closed,
and the safe is enveloped in flames.
In less than three minutes the tem-
perature exceeds a thoueande degrees;
and in fifteen minutes it has reached
seventeen hundred degrees. Those are
extreme conflagration conditions.
Fora the second teat the safe is
placed in a furnace' that consists of a
box of thick masonry and that is heat-
ed with four rows of blast burners. Af-
ter twenty minutes an observer look-
ing through a peep hole at the back of
the furnace can see the large sheet of
steel that forms the back of the safe
beginning to show signs of ristortion.
That is only natural. Thirty minutes.;
tiny spurts of flame are issuing from
joints in tile safe trona the generation
of gases within the insulation. It is
indicative of good design that they
can escape without doing damage.
Forty minutes ,and the steel knob of
the combination lock is brilliant red;
one hour, and the entire surface of the
sale is brilliant red. If the safe has
been submitted for the highest classi-
fication it is subjected to an inferno of
ever-increasing intensity for three
hours longer; but at the end of the
four hours the heat inside as indicated
by a. recording instrument connected
with an external switchboard must not
be sufficient to injure the most delicate
papers on the shelves.
The "drop test" is even more epee -
teenier. Toward the end of an hour's
heating, which the safe must undergo
for this test, eight men in overalls
stand by at their stations like trained
gun crews. Blocks and tackles are all
set to open the wall door of the fur-
nace and to roll out the bottom truck
en which the red-hot safe rests. The
engineer at the instruments' takes a
last reading of temperatures, jets them
'Ceylon, India and Java are ideal for down and puts his mouth to the speak -
the growing of delicious tea, hence beg tube. "Ready!" he calls.
froiu• three countries come the finest , Two asbestos -gloved men clescan-
varieties. "SALADA" is a blend of'tho soot the recording instruments and
choicest qualities grown, in these, the withdraw them white hot from the fur -
three most fames tea -growing eoun- naoe wall holes.
tries in the world. "Ton seconds!" shoots an engineer.
trated and described in the pamphlet;
attracts considerable interest, It is a
Chinese pottery figure of the T'ang
dynasty, measuring 41 inches in height.
The statue, .which is delicately model-
led in white clay, and •covered with
had attained funotions of the body are better per- fined peitection and en -
formed, This is the reason Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills have been so suc-
cessful in the treatment of diseases
due to poor, thin blood, and it is also
the reason why they are se successful
in building up strength after fevers
and acute diseases. Among those who
have used Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
with great advantage is Mrs. Helena
B. Taylor, Hanover, Ont., who says:
"Not long ago I was critically i11. The
trouble started with anaemia and a
run-down system, and ended with
pleurisy. I was confined to my bed meat of Mines, Miss Adeline Wads
for three months and three doctors
Wade -
were in attendance at different times.• worth and the pupils of Miss Grooayck
My life was despairea of, and I was at the Central Technical School, To -
practically living on doctors' medicine, Tonto. The clays are taken from Mus -
because I could not eat. MY friends koka, and various other parts • of the
did not expect me to recover. During Dominion from coast to coast.
my girlhood Dr. Williams' Pink Pills From the ancient New World has
had brought me through a severe at- come a diatinottve group in, the pot -
tack of anaemia, and my mother urged
that I should try them again. The
doctor could not understand why we
wanted to try these pills, but we de-
•tided to do so. After taking six boxes
a decided change was taking place. I.
was actually getting hungry and anxi-
ous to live. After using twelve boxes
a miracle was worked. I could walk
and felt my strength coming back, and
people on all sides were asking what
was helping me, and we were not slow
in telling them it was Dr. Williams',
Pink Pills. With my health fully re-
stored through the use of these pills
I am a striking example of what this
wonderful medicine can do, and now I
never see a pale or sickly -booking girl
or woman that I do not feel like going
up to her and asking why she does not
take Dr. Williams' Pink Piles." e
You can get these pills through any
dealer in medicine, or by mail at 50
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
iightenmen+t. Other statues. ot the
Lohan. group are to be found in the
British Museum, the Boston Museum
of Fine Arts, the Metropolitan Museum
in New York, where there are two, the
''University Museum in Philadelphia,
and the Matsukata Collection in Ja-
pan.
Of no small appeal to Canadians
both : from. the patriotic and artistic
point of view is the description of the
Museum's two oases of Caatadian-made.
pottery. Thiel collection is the work
of J. S. Ieeele of the Dominion Depart-
_. "Five „
Wasn't Sure.
She-"TDon't yens think the Van
Lucre's x+,11 have a wonderful oar-
riage "
He (abcet».'a ytaintledly')--- I know' they
used to, but I thought they sold it utnI
cot an eatornobile."
!tette iA'linard'a Liniment In the house.
A man, grasps "'lever.
„Grail
The flames go out with a pop. There
rams is a thud as a man a timber
against the door prop. The heavy door
epees, Workmen, crouching to pro-
tect their facesfrom the heat, quickly
hook the wheeled truck and draw it
forth; then they raise the safe high in
air until It is plumb above a massive
concrete block set flush with the floor-
ing of the yard and covered with a
heap of locste bricks. The safe is
dropped and, whizzing down from the
leeigh_t of a, fourth floor window, lands
with a crash.
On a second day the test is repeated
with the safe turned upside` clown. Af-
ter that it is carefully examined and
dissented, and, if it has done all that
was expected of it, it wine its rating.
When ordering goods by mall send
a Dominion Express 'Money Order.
tery section, "namely Indian pottery
from ' the Cases Grandes region of cophagus of the boy's game -cocks and
northern Chihuahua, Mexico. Thiswas rabbits. This example of ancient
originally part of a collection which funeral sculpture comes soon Bologna.
was divided between. the Museum at
Santa : Fe, New Mexice; :the Arohaeo-
logiorai ,Society of Washington, by
Which it wive deposited in the National
Museum; and the Royal Ontario
Museum, thus giving these three in-
stitttieS remarkably complete series
of this class of early pottery. The
piece% of whichnumerous• illustra-
tious are given, are done in plain,
black, red and• polychrome. The un-
usually thin walls of the vases bear
witness, to the skill of 4mhe potter and
the fine quality of the clay used, while
the design and colloring excites ad-
miratimee This pottery is known to
have been made before Columbus even
dreamed of a New World.
The impression of a preponderance
of art overeetility is given by a beauti-
fully executed wheel -lock petronel, a
always fresh
reed in a hoester loaded for quick ac-
tion,
Reminiscent of a .period in English
History!, about the middle of the
eighteenth oentury, when there was a
revival in the fashion for oriental ob-
jects of ornament, is a Chinese Chip-
pendale mahogany cabinet, This is• an
addition to the T. Eaton collection. It
is distinguished by its. pagoda -like de-
sign of top atad the delicate fretwork.
It is the fore -runner of the modern
Ohina cabinet and very similar in ap- _
The Perfect illusion.
Harold—"Poor old. Winkus! His im-
agination gets the best of him."
Percy—"What's he been doing now?"
Harold—"So hoarse he can hardly
speak to -day. Tore the inside out of
his throat cheering a football game he
was listening to over the radio.
0 ti
Happy is the man whose pocket is
empty enough that he can, if neces-
sary, put his pride in it.
pearance as well as, in use.
Typical of Roman burial custom is
the front of a Roman boy's• sarcopha-
gus made in the second century A.D.
Classified Advertisements
tv OOLGROW ERS - AND
COTTS
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Rejects accepted for limited
and bearing on it a medallion portrait time only. Apply Georgetown Woollen .
of the deceased. A.s was the fashion in Mills, Georgetown, Ontario.
that age there are figures, en the ear -
Yes, That's What He Meant.
Count DeBunk "What you call that
department of your church for young
people what is always. giving ice
cream festivals?"
Church Member -- "Oh, you must
man 'our sundae school, I'nx sure!"
His Last Chance.
A certain canny Scotsman had, tar-
ried on a courtship of long duration
without definitely committing himself,
The girl, if she worried herself at the
long probation, gave no sign until one
morning her tardy lover, thumbing a
small notebook, said: "Maggie, I line
been weighing up your guid points,
and 1 hae already gotten ten. When 1
get a dozen I'm gait' tae ask ye the
fatal question."
"Weel; 1 wish ye luck, Jock," answer.
ed the maiden; "1 hae also gotten a
wee book, and I've been puttin' door
your, bad points. There are nineteen
in it already, and when it reaches the
score Inn gain' tae accept the black-
smith!"
My heart was troubled in seeking
tier:,. therefore leave 1 gotten a good
xosseeeten-
recent addition to the Arms and Amer
oolie•ction. This gun, the .gift of Rob-
ert Mond, is of German workmanship,
dating from the latter halt ,of the six-
teenth century. Despite the fact that
the stack •of the gun is delicately inlaid
with ston:e and the butt terminates in
a pear-shaped. fornietion much like a
spear -head in appearanee, the weapon.
was apparently deadly enough for the
age. The German Betters gained no
small reputation for th•emseelves due to
their siei1•l with this weapon which bad '
the advantage over the more ancient
mace -lock gun that it could be car -
Where is Florence?
An old eolored woman ramie nn to
the ticket window at a big railway sta-
tion and addressed the agent. "1
wants a ticket 10' Florence," she said.
The ticket agent spent some minutes
turning over railway guides apparently
With no success and then asked:
"'Where is Florence?"
"Settee over dar on de bench;" re-
lined the colored woman.
Ten -Point Success Creed.
1. Work and. Earn.
2. 1Miake a Budget.
3. Record Exgen,ditures,
4. Have a •Bank Account.
5. Carry Life Insurance.
8. Own Your Home.
7. Maize a Will. •
8. invest. in Safe Securities.
9. Pay Bilis Promply.
10. Share with Others.
The unfailing ;nark of strength is
patience.
The woman evho knows how to nlnn-
age a hien never lets hint; know it,
Ask for 1VMInard's end take no ether.
ASPI5 t
Beware of
Imitations!
Unless you sea the name "Bayer
Cross" on package or on tablets yen;
are not getting the genuine Bayer As.
pirin proved sato by millions and pre- 1
scribed by physicians over twenty -I
three years tor
Colds eiea.dada e
Toothachtr lumbago
Neuritis , itheumatism
Neuralgia Pain, Pain
Accept "Bayer tablets ot Aspirin"
only. , Each unbroken package con- 1
tains proven ditectious. Randy boxes
of twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug-
gists also sell bottles of 24 and 100.
Aspirin is the trade mark (registered
to Canada) or Bayer Manufacture of
Monoa0eti0a01deeter of Sallcylicacid.
While it is well unite+n that Aspirin
ineans Bayer Miinufacture, to assist
the public trgeillet MMete:dons, the Tab.
lets 01 13ayer t".otflnany will be stamp•
ed with their general trade mark, the
''Bayer 'Ceras*."
Er
island War on Typhoid.
Typhoid fever, which formerly was
very prevalent in the Virgin Islands,
has been abolished by inoculation
with anti -typhoid vaccine of all per-
sons between the ages, of 5 and 45.
Reader Takes Newer
Form of Iron—Feels
Years Younger
"Six weeks ago I saw a special offer in
the paper telling how thousands of peo-
ple grow old in looks and energy long
before they are really old in years, be-
cause, as examinations by physicians
have shown, an enormous number of
people do not have enough iron in their
blood. I have been taking Nuxated
Iran for two 'weeks: the results are
simply astounding. The roles • have
come back in my lips and cheeks, and
1 can consciously say that 1 feel ten
years younger."
The above is a typical hypothetical
case showing the results that have
been achieved by a great many people
since we started this "satisfaction or
money back" offer en Nuxated Iron.
We will make you the same guarantee.
If., after taking the two weeks' treat-
ment of rjuxated Iron, you do not feel
and look years younger, we will
proinptly refund your money.
Call at once for a bottle of Nuxated
Iron at any goon drug store.
How io Purify
the B'ood
"Fifteen to thirty drops of Ex-
tract of Root, commonly called
Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup,
may be taken in water with
meals and at bedtime, for Indi-
gestion, constipation and bad
blood. Persistence in this treat-
ment will give permanent relief
in nearly every case." Get tho
genuine at your druggist.
Minard's eases inflammation,
soothes and heals cuts and
bruises.
as u
�r
tr y Keeps EYES
CIear, Bright and Beautiful.
Write Murine Co., Chicago,forEveCnreBook
Heal Skin Troubles
With Cutkcura
If you are troubled with pimples,
blackheads, redness, roughness,
itching and burning, which disfig-
ure your complexion and skin, Cute,
-cum Soap and Ointment will do
much to help you. Always include
the Cuticura Talcum in your toilet
preparations.
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throughout theDominion. CanadianDepot:
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Cuticula. Soashaves without m'
BEFORE MY
BABY CAPE
Was Greatly Benefited by
Taking Lydia E. Pinkha..'zn's '
Vegetable Compound
Sydenham, Ont. --"1 took you,
medicine before my baby was born,an4
it was a great help to nee as I was very
poorly until I had started to take it.
ust felt as though I was tired out all
the time and would have weak, faint
til lconld get little rest,, nigould htrorte un -
day,
I was told by a friend to take Lydia E.
Pinl;.ham's Vegetable Compound, and I
only tools a few bottles and it helped me
wonderfully. I would recommend it to
any woman. I am doing what I can to
recommend this good medicine. I will
lend that little boob you sent me to any
one I can help. You can with thegargreat-
d to
the Vest ofegetable Compound if namelit will help
others take it."—Mrs. HARVEY ,Mallet
GAN, Sydenham, Ont.
It is remarkable how many cases have
been reported similar to this one. Many
women are poorly at such times and get
into a wea ,,erred, run-down condition,
when it is essential to the mother, ad
well as the child, that her strength be
kept up.
Lydia L. Pinlrhain's Vegetable Coni
pound is an excellent tonic for the
nm Cher at this time. It is prepared
from medicinal roots and herbs anddeaf
not contain any harmfue drugs. It maybe
taken in safety by the nursing nionier.
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