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these, the unt twono,-ft of which re- Van I'I'S WEIGH"-
GGING present the uphabet, tile. remainder CHOLERA INFANTUM
OUR F1100HUERIES LUSTLESSp PEEVISH G R131 FLAGMA boing r.umbers, ana special flags such BITS 0,, F �7
as "Yes," *'Nv!' "Prepare," "?" and E;o N1 11111 if a
When 0, girl In her Nens becoine'i Cholera lafanl�u�,_ 17, ene tit the fatal IN CA Nv� HE SAYS
PRO DU 101110N 1920 AMID SIGNALLING on, The Internatlotial Code is filiorter It I," "U %J
Peovk;ll , listless and dull, whou noth- ,nd different. There are only the. ailments ct childhOod, , a trouble
lug see r I that comes oil Fuddenly, especially
ills to interest her and daintles twenty-six lettevi &f the alphabet an( FROA HERE &IMERE
do not terapt her appetite, you may during the mumier mouthr,, and un- BRAHAM POURS OUT H13
L PLAYS BIG PA
REPORT OF 13UREAU OF be certain that she �iccds mor , good AT IN LIFE one over to serve w; an answering pea- le,�s prempt action is taken the little
blood than her system is provided Most readers of nautical stories have ore m D' aby'SL Tent In CQat Pocket. GRATITUDE TO TANLAC
STATISTICS OF BRITISU NAVY, ld"at' a -y scit.n. be beyond aid.
of the B, -� an Ideal medicine In
�UC
with. Bofore long her Pallid cheeks, heard Peter, but few re. Own Tabletq ar( thin Is the material with which a
frequent headaches, and breathless- warding
Izo It when they see It hoisted. It , ofi thi�i trouble. The,.., regu- four fe, , high tent, invented In TIng-
and Maintained ness and heart palpitation will Con- Durina Battle of Jukland More' cog" late the bowels and sweeten the stom- Toroni,)Mna Declares lie Was
Shows Steady firm that ist�e Is anaerate. Many moth- Is a blue liar, with a white spuare III aell ard tlius prevent all the dreaded' land, is made that it can be folded and
DeveloPment of Canada's ers as the result of their own girlhood Than 3,500 Signals Were Ex- the centre, and stands for the letter P 6unimer complaints. Conc�,rnlng them carried in a coat poeket, the pole also Almo,5� Phyeical Wreck
In tt e alphabet, Many who thIII4 they Mr.9, Fred RGse, of South Bay, Ont.. folding and serving as a walking stick. When He Began Taking It.
Wonderful Waters. experience can promptly detect the changed by Our Ships. know" 1111stalte the white flag with a
early signs of anaemia, and the wise blue square in the centre. for the Blue Lays- "I feel 11aby's Own Tablets'
Tile total value Of tile fisheries pro- mother does not wait for the trouble Seaside 4611day-mahers, particularly; saved the life of our baby when she On Schedule. "I viouldn't ttiko all the gold you
,duction of Canada In 1920 was �49,- tc, develop farther, but at once giveD those who are near a naval port, must Peter. It Is, In point of fact, the let- had cholera infuntum and I would not Mistre ss —"Mary, how IF, It that the could pille up arcund me for the good
ter S, and the signal "I rcqnire a fiald Gwerge NV.
V.11,217, according to a preliminary ro, her daughter a course with Dr. Wit- often wonder what the various flags I be without them." The Tablets Pao oXgs for breakfast are 6onietimes bell. Ta"LIC I'VE 11010 We,"
port prepared by the Dominion Bureau liams' pink Pills, which renew the meal, which they see hoisted In ships pilot." sold W., niedleina dcalers; or by mall ed soft and riometimes quite hard?" Brallain, 31 Grove Ave., Toronto,, Oat.
of Statistics. This s-hows a decrease blood %apply and ba-ulsh anaerata be. that pas -a to and fro, To -day the redis- The Blue Peter Ili the Navy, how- tit 25 conts a box fruni The Dr. Wtl* Mary --"Well, mum, I'm suro I dou't "When I trem overseas I
ever, has quite a different ineanin- 0 waa pretty in-adh Of a wreck. I used
from the previous year of $7,187,262, fore It has obtained a, hold upon the tribution of the world has brought Into liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Oiit. know, I put. -3 them In regular as tb,
ainiftig spells and my n r 3
It Is the numerical sign for "zeroo' i
which is, however, to be accounted system. existence euch a number of new na- while the international pilot flag in Clock strikes eight. and I takes them to lim o f, ve
for by the general decline in prices Out of their experience thousands tional flags that even the experienced
0 re Navy is not 8 at all, but V. Boy Scout and Girl Guide (,ut without 1' '111 m lien I hear,; the down were In riueh a bad stato that I used
�experlenoed during this period. In of mother, know that anuemia, is the signal oflicer finds it difficult t the train go by." to Pimp at tile least nound. My rt. -m -
every catch there was an increase In sure road to worse ills. They know member them all. Another cause of,confusion to the Movements As World ach war, ahvayi out of order, 5o that
to sub landsman is the quarantine flag. The Leaven. Equal to the Occas"on. whatever I cto upset me.
.quantity, amounting stantial the difference that good red blood Czecho-Slovakla, Danzig, Memel and ,Q" flag, a yellow square, Is used for "I iiver know wh-A It was to have
prorortions Ili cases, and the Dominion' makes In thedevelopinent of womanly Russia have all got national flags, with this in the International code, and In the feverish hurly-burly of mod- An Irishman applied for a job at the a good r4ghtla kilew) ard I alwly.4 got
Las reason to be satisfied with the re- health. Every headache, every gasp Variations for the ensign, the merean- at there ern life, in the t,trife and en -ea of gas works.
many people. think it means th, men and natio a it retrvAdug up In the morning lealling tiroft and
a f3teady for breath that.follows the sligbtest tile flag, and the Presidenrs standard; is plaguebu board. It does not. The ns, there I "What can, you (to?" ashea the fore -
cord of the year as recording , I weary. I was k:te*vji!y losiag weight
and maintained development of her exertion by the anaerale girl, every and some countries like Finland go so flag for that Is L, made of equal yol- unity of purpese and achievement In mail. and finally got very vrak.
wonderful waters. pain she suffers In her back and limbs far as to have a special flag for so uu- low and black squares, the Rut yet- the twin fraternities wh!ch owe their "Almost anything. sor." sald Miko Onc- evening, I iiald to my wife, 'I
Salmon continued to hold tile pre- are roproaches it you have not taken important a person as the commander low r existence to the withuslasIlL and fore- "Well," &aid the foreman, who wllui
niter place among Canadian fish In the best steps to, give your weak girl of a half -flotilla, of torpedo-bGats. 'quare being Ili the top corner sight of the defew1ur of Maft-Ling, a bit of a Jolmr, "yua seen, to be all think I'll try a battk,, U Tanlae.' I did,
near the s-taff. s, wrhing edl- I aud the result vn�*.i wc,!Laefful. It just
point of �alue accounting for a sum new blood, and the only sure way to says the London Thn-, right, but could Yon wheel oat a bar. i ,
It would be impoissible to memorize Rubbing It In. tortally of the far-flung' Girl Guldte aud rf,%v scomaJ t,i ine:!t my meds from tho
of $15,695,970, or nearly one third Of do so is througill the use, of Dr. Wit, all those flags, The Admiralty pro- stait and IrO. raliev.-I ire or ait ay
tile total value. Lobsters came next liams, pink pills. Signa.11ing with flags was not much Boy Scout Movements, Seivice in place, could do that," said Mike,
ducei a heavy volume for the use of troubles.
ed the prac terest, giving iiiAeaii of'
with $7,152,455; cod, $6,270,171; hall- New, rich red blood Is Infused into thoe signal staffs which Is call tised In the merchant service be- of self -in a I ;.,,It yez would fill it for me fIrst." "It gt,ve me a good apDc-k 0 i4at
fore the war, and moraing with vema- grasping, doing ratlier than t lki ig, I
but, 4,535,188; herring, $3,337,738; the system by every dose of these "Admiralty Flag Book," in which they phore or flashing lamp was little are the guiding principles. From an I can v3w cat well ar.1 my iart vzrecs
whitefish, $1,992,107; haddock, pills. From this new rich blood are all set out in their sizes., and quar- known. It Is recorded of a famous organization, as Lady Baden-Powell' Credit Where It Is Due. with. me. My nervwi are nov; staaly,
680; and mackerel, $1,126,703. Trout, springs good health, an Increased ap, terings, and forkings, and other dis- Evidently a young editor Ili Missis- I no loitger have fainting spe'la,
43ardines, suielts, pickerel and Pit- petite, now energy, high spirits and tingulshlag marks. merchant skipper that on one occa- justly claims for the branch of which OPP! was a firm believer in the doe- I sleep fine and feel strauger arid Isct-
chards came In the order named be- perfect womanly development. Give sion, fancying his trained signaller she is Chief Guide, and Princess Mary
tween a million and a halt million dol- your daughter Dr. Williams! Pink Pills With Different Meanings, could teach the Navy a thing or two the president they have grown into a trine that if a iiewspaper copies an ter Ili cvery way
lars in value. and take them yoarself and note ho� 'Every ship Is expected, by interna- he undertook to communicate with movement, Zth ail active power for itein. from another paper, it ihould al- "If there's one medicine that's worth
ways give fall credit to TRO paper from Its weight in gold, it's Tanlac, and I
British Colvmbia to the Fore. promptly their influence Is felt . in bet- tiOnal law, to shOw her national col0rs, passing man -o -war. This mercantile good, They have expande(I beyond, whieli It coples. want to express my gratitude for what
ter health. and all the principal merchant ships, signaller painfully spelt out his mess- the bounds of the Empire. Like Puck, i
Her gigantic salmon catch keeps This young man coploil in his sheet it has done for me."
British Columbia to the fore among You can got these pills through any passenger and cargo, fly a house flag age. The man�ol-war, much more they have put a girdle round tile
the provinces of Canada, and In 1920 dealer in medicine or by mail post- as well, to show who the owners are. rapidly, winked out its reply earth. Approximately three-qu,-,Yters a poem beginning "Full fathom five Tanlac Is sold by lead'ng druggists
she continued in the Lupremacy with paid at 50 cents P. box or six boxes for Some of thes-e flags are as well-known The merchant Jack made "I.M.I."— of the total number of Doy Scouts in thy father lies," and at the end put everywhere. Ady.
;1 NCV, $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine as the Union Jack, or the Tricolor— please repeat'�—tima and again as. he the world (something over a million), these word" of credit:
a fisheries' value of *1422,329,1( . Co., Brockville, Ont. flags like those of the, Canard Line, tried to read the winking dots and and a third of its tot.11 ' .20,000 Girl "William Shakespeare In the New That Proves Him Sane.
Scotia, With her fertile sea fisheries, the Compagnie Gerenale Trans-Atlan- dashes. Guides (six times as many as there Orleans StateQ." "He's crazy, Your Honor," said tho
as;iumes second place with $12,742,- 11.1
659. , Following Ili order are New Depressing Conditions. tiquo, and the NavlXazlone Generale At last the signaller In the man -o. were in 1912), live In foreign coun- policeman to the magfatrat,�. "I found
Brunswick, $4,423,745; Ontario, $3,- Doctor—"Your trouble is dyspepsia. Italiana, for example. But there are war with cruel Irony spelt out very tries. Each year the movement Spanish Onions. him standing at tho corr-3r scolding
410,750; Quebec, $2,591,982; Prince You should laugh heartily before and hundreds of others as well, and all of slowly and distinctly, "Do you speak spreads and the totals Increase, more "And now, children," asked the his wife."
Edward Island, $1,114,663: Manitoba, after meals." them convey a meaning to the sea- English?" And that to a ship flying the boys and girls pass Into the companies teacher, at the end of the lesson, "can "That doesn't Prove him crazy," re -
$1,240,607: Alberta, $529,078; Sas- Patient — "Impossible, doctor. I taper. blue ensign of a British auxiliary and troops, and out of them Into the You tell me the Enlish national flow- joined the judge.
katchowan, $296,472; and the Yukon, cook them myself and then I wash the The really chatty flags are the little cruiser! fuller life of adult citizenship, in a er?" "His wife wasn't th-Bra, Your Honor,"'
$33,100. dishes." oddly -patterned squares and triangles The use of convoys during the sub. larger number Of countries, "The rose!" came in an eager chorus added the officer.
—0 that are hoisted at the yardarm in marine campaign sharpened the need A third of the Boy Scouts who came from her pupils.
The amount of capital represented P_
In V;e vessels, boats, nets, traps, piers, Minard's Liniment Rclieves Neuralgia groura. The Navy has f1fty-nine of for good signalling in the merchant over from South Africa to last year's "And the French?" The Canadian Pacific. is the cply
and wharves, etc., engaged in the ships, and they became quite expert in Jamborne in London were Dutch. In "Lilies!" was the response, after solvent railroad on the North Am -
reading, agains-t, the difficult back. India, from which Sir Robert and Lady some hesitation. Street
% crican continent, says the Wall �
primary operaL OnS OL Cal, Lng an
landing the fish during the year_1920
was $29,063,359. The number of em-
ployees engaged in these operations
was 57,660. In fish canning and cur -
Ing establishments there was a, sum
of $20,512,265 invested, and these
plants gave employment to a total of
:18,499 work people.
Happenings in Canada'
The National Industries Corporation
Is about to commence construction of
a large manufacturing plant Gil Indus- 1
Heat stroke and heat exhaustion side of the street, or in spots not ex -
trial Tsland, whore rivetless sichle I
often occur in hot weather, with seri-
-
posed to the sun's rays. The clothing
bladt��-. will be niade. Knives will be'
ou% results. Not infrequently we hear
of the baby should consist only of a
manufactured for ail standara grain
1113Y
of middle�aged men and wornen col-
loose cotton wrap, the =-ins and legs
and (:tLtt"1V,' machines.
'it
lapsing and dying on account of the
being left bare. It is especially im.-
is now doilnite)y announced that
f
heat, especially if there is much hum-
portant that the baby should be bath -
the Prince Raport Pull) and Paper
Company will go ahead at once with I
t
idity with the high temperature.
ed daily, so that proper evaporation
movement and its ideals must,
cases nearly always occurring
may take place from the body.
COILStruction. of the first unit of Its'These
two hundred ten per day sulphite mill,
i
on the street show the need of pre-
Cautions on the piartof the individual
During the heat of the day, persons
-advanced in years should avoid the
having an InItial output of forty tons
in guarding himself or herself from,
crowded streets and thoroughfares
per day. This company recently par.
excessive and prolonged exposure to
and confine themselves to the parks,
chased the British Columbia holdings
the sun's rays. A somewhat common
public squares -and other shady spots,
of the North Empire Timber Company,
practice and a bad. practice is for men
which will afford them comfort and
approximately 1,000,000,000 feet, of
on holiday to -go through the heat, of,
relief.
which fully nin.ety per Cent. is spruce
and hemlock.
the day without any head covering
People shoruld wear light-colored,
in order to encourage the -growth of
light -weight Clothing during the sum -
A large shipment of threshing ma-
the hair. Sun stroke sometimes oc-
mer, and dark -clothes should be avoid -
chines to Palestine is being made by I
Clars as a result, -and in some cases has
ed- as they absorb the heat rays and
Sawyer -Massey Company of Toronto.
An order amounting to about $40,000
proved fatal. Living in apartment
make the wearer uncomfortably hot.
Indoor have win -
has, also been received from Kingston,.
houses during the hot weather where
no great amount of through draft is
workers should
dows and doors open to Create a draft,
,Jamaica, for road machinery. This
order Is the result of a shipment of
available, is a frequent cause of heat
and thi light should be suppresse -d, so
to let in the full Of the
$90,000 of road machinery which was
exhaustion, especially among those of
middle life and old age. ATrange-
as not glare
sun. The clothing Worn indoors must
to the same destination In the spring.
ments be made if possible to
be loosely woven., andi of either Cotton
Work Is being rushed on the plans
for the erection of a model town at
-should
avoid stuffy apartments during the
summer naDniths, but the present hous-
or silk. Everybody should try to
avoid, hurry and excitement as these
Kapuskasing, Ont., by the Spruce Falls
Pull) and Paper Company. . During the
ing shortage makes it difficult for
only intensify the heat, but healthful
past year the Spruce Falls Company
some city dwellers to change their
during the hot and the
exercise is beneficial even in hot wea-
ther. It is officially noted that men
expended $4;000,000 in development
there, while only $2,500,000 is required
abode weather
results are particularly debilitating.
in the tropics- who do strenuous Work
to complete the work. The plant whon.
case of children, 11 is a practical
an,' PIRY, enjoy better health than the
,In
completed will be able to handle 20,.
impossibility to keep them well in
surnmer if cooped up in apartmolits or
ledies resident there who take prac-
ticallY no exercise. Bathe daily and
000 board feet of lumber per year. The
company is also considering the erec-
tenements. Rabies must be given
take a sponge bath at night before
tion of a pulp mill and power plant.
special attention, ana- mothers living
in or elOsely built up quar-
i retiring, so ag to induce sleep. Dur -
Ing hoV weather keep occupied and do
It is reported that gold hunters are
swarming over the country drained by
crowded
ters, should keep their infants in
I not discuss the weather constantly.
tile Wapshe River, New Brunswick,
rooms on the ground floor, that are
The up
It only aggravates the discomfort and
tends to make �others irritable as well
and panning the sands of the stream
Ili search of the yellow metal. The
shaded and vantilated. -per
stories of houses are usually very
as oneself. Pat sparingly, and avold
prospectors are looking for the Gil.
bertson
Warm, especially during the afternoon
When the suns rays have
meats and heat�producing foods. Let
the diat consist largely of salad -i and
lode. The story Is told how
GlIbertsou made a canoe trip up the
and evening
i been beating on the roof for some
fruits, and, the thirst maybe quenched
river some sixty years ago, and while
hours. Bables -should, when possible,
by cold water, weak tea, lemonade or
making camp for the night, came
be kept out-of-doors on the shady buttermilk. Above all, keep cheerful.
across a large body of gold-bearIng
ore. Not knowing what it was he took
home a large piece, to use as� a door
weight. Sometime later a geologist
visiting Gilbertson identified the Ore,
Harwe -you not"AcCed
and a nind rush to stake cialms along,
the Wapshe River ensued. Gilbertson
110-,,jr many OjF y0imr neighbors
refused to tell where he found the ore.
hv_�ve chi anged from tea or
Later he became in -sane and died with-
cofrPee to
out revealing the secret. This season
P, systematic search is being made.
The new Furness-Bormuda line sum-
gr PO"Ur"m]
bxs:
ther cruisea from New York to Quebec
has been Inaugurated with the arrival
at Quebec of the Fort St. George with
The smooth, rkh f lavor of
150 Passengers. This is the first time
this ce-rcal beverade appeals'
that a, summer service has been run-
0
to the. mm, and it is free
- I
111119 between the American and Cana,
J'rorxj element of hRtIU.
than ports shwe pro -war days. The
round trip takes twelve days.
.InV
Better nights and brighter
mornings usually resuilt
STAXT
The coast 1-ine of England. is 2,200
froin Pdstum in place of
Rim
miles long,
tea or cofkb�..
Chalk is for=ed almost entirely
pod. 0 d e I A pf 0-1
911on, the shells of creatures which
Ifterecl
end 0 on. I
onae lived in the Water. Wherever We
97.1wason
aeO chalk in. a state of nature we
know tl).k.f, a sea or lake once oftapied
hotw000rmh Dug
the site.
ground of the sky, the meanings of I Baden-Powell have recently returned, "And the Spanish?" Journal.
the jumbled colors, which said, "Altar there are in the eight provinces thous- Dead silence. The pupils looked
course two points to starboard," Ad. ands of Scouts and Guides, some Of blankly at each other. Then a hand
miral intends, to proceed at 15 knots," them English, some of them of mixed was waved frantically In the air, and
"Altar course'in successlon N. 86 B.,,, English and Indian parentage, and a shrill voice Iriped out: "Onlons'l 0 0 A R- 8- F_' 4`% LT
and so on. some Indian. The Chief Scout and miss v, L LAN D 8 A L T
Flag signals, in the Navy are mainly Chief Guide went out on the lnvlta- 13
concerired with manoeuvring; general tion, of Lord Chelmsford, the Viceroy, Not An Acorn. BUIR caxlots
0 M I
conversation is carried on by means with the object of consolidating the TORONTO SAW WORK3
It Is related that when a certain
of semaphore or flash -lamp. The movement on the original lines of a Ohio man brought up Ills son to be Ii. OLIFF TOPIONTO
amount df talking that is done In a I unified organization. As the result of 11 4
4 � 4 4. 4. f, 1� ti -4- visit some 20 000 Indian Be- entered as a SLUUeU in a co ego n
a a n __ y- Our ours a sea As I I that State he made known to the
ericormous. I Scouts, who had been enrolled inde- I president his de6ire that !its boy take
Few people probably realized, be-, pendently of the parent organization, a course shorter than the regs
fore the official Jutland papers were and a, further association of 15,000 I'My son," he explained, "c
issued, that from start to finish more, Scouts and Guides 6nrolled by Mrs. take all those istudles. Ile wants to
than 3,500 signals. were exchanged be- Besant, agreed, with "indescribable
tween British, ships in Connection with enthusiasm," to come into the world get through more quickly. Can you
brotherhood. These are but two in. arrange it for him?"
the battle. # "Oh, yes," said the president. "He
Wit In War -time.
Somoof them were quite humorous.
One senior officer s-emaphGred to an-
other, just befort Jellieces big ships
came into action: "It seems to be get-
ting a bit thick this end. What had
we better dDT'
"A bit thick' 'is 4 mild description
of the whirlwifid of action. in which
the ships found themselves. It was
easier to Joke the next morning, when
we find among the recorded signals
this enquiry from the Princess Royal
to the Tiger by searchlight: "I hope
all is, well after -our busy atternoon.1"
Among the wireless messages there
were many little dramas, as, for ex-
ample, the signal made—of course, In
code—by the little destroyer Ambus-
cade about two o'clock In the morning
in the daTkness of the night battle:
"Have expended all torpedoes, I am
alone, position doubtful. Request
instructions."
There Is, something plaintive about
that "I am alone," but It serves to
show what an Immense area was
covered by the battle, that a ship
should be without consorts in the mid-
dle of it.
Where Postmen Are Scarce.
What is declared tD be the Loneliest
miss,lon station in the world is situ-
ated on the Roper River, In the
Northern Territory of Australia.
Here dwell a missionary and his
young wife. They are cut off entirely
from the Companionship of the4r fel-
IDv.r-whites, for only a few Australian
aborigines live in the district.
The nearest doctor is five hundred
miles awQy, and it Is two hundred
miles to the nearest white settler.
only once a year does, the misisitanary
ObtaJTL news from tIrD outside world,
and sometimes eighteen months
elapse before a mall is received.
Some months ago the homestead
was buried twenty feet under water
through a sudden flo,od. It was a try-
ing time for the missionary's wife,
who had just given birth to her first
baby. For three days. aild nights her
husband, assisted by blacks, rowed
them in, a, small boat to hills sixty
miles. distant, heavy rains drenching
th-cul all the time.
Vegetable Leather In Japan.
A plant grows in Japan whach far.
ntshoD a sort of vegetable leather. It
is a pretty shrub called the, mitaumata,
and its inner bark, after going through
certain processes, is converted into a
sabsemee as tough (is French kid, so
trauslueelit that one can almost see
through it, and as Pliable and soft w
Calfskin.
stances 011C 01 MaIlY 0 8 un ver-
can take EL -short course: it all deppnds
sailty of the spell exercised by the
on what you want to make of him.
principles of Scouting. British by
When God wants to maxe an oak He
origin, pan -British by adoption, they
takes a hundreds years, but he takes
have In them something that appeals
only two months to make a squash."
to the boys and girls of sat nations,
and binds them together In a common
fraternity that can rise to a plane
Nerver explain: your frignds do not
above the ordinary distinctions Of
need it and- your enemies will not be -
race. With the passing of youth and
lieve you anyway. -Fra Elhertus,
Its enthusiasms, the Inspiration of the
—
BRINGS HAPPY EASE.
movement and its ideals must,
cases, inevitably decay. But if, In the
Don't Endure Pair.. Apply
majority, they survive, then it is mere.
P1111
ly visionary to hope that, in each coun-
ED
try where they thrive, they may in-
sensibly leaven the lump and become
Z.
the germ of a real and abiding League
of Nations.
K, HN C FF 1 FAI, N
e..
Good Company.
To -day I have, grown tatter from walk -
Ing with trees,
The seven sister poplars who go
softly In a line;
And I think my heart is whiter for Its
parley with a star,
That trembled out at nightfall and
hung above the pine.
The call -note of a, red bird from the
cedars In the dusk,
Woke his happy mate within me to
an answer free and fine;
And a sudden angel beckoned from a
column of blue smoke—
Lord, who am I that they should
stoop—these holy folk of Thine?
MONEY ORDERS.
Dominion Express Money Orders are
on sale In five thousand offices
throughout Canada.
The Rernedy1rour Grandmother used to
ef. uverywhare.
get Sure Re On Sale r
A Good Thing. Rub it b.i.
Americalff ricale-W Dog nameal"
Restored to
Book oa
E. Pk&ham's
D.00 DISEASES
Compound.
and How to Feed
Walled Free to any Aid -
dress by the Author.
U.-Clav Glover Co., 731,%
Jig %vest SIst Street
Now York, U.S.A.
Only "Bayer" is Genuine
p, /5�v
Why Dogs Bark.
It is a curious fact that dogs bark
only when they are in association with
man. The dog in a state of nature IF;iK
merely growls, howls, or whines.
-Ibly tbe act of barking Is 9, 1
ECZEMA IN
NORA, FIRLS
Very Itchy ana nula"Isx-10
Troubled 1. W" e&s.
oiar daughti-r's face carne out In
r. rash tilat we were told was eczema.
Her cheche got sore
and shembbed caus-
Ing loss of sleep. The
breaking out was very
itchy and bumed eo
tbal;Ihadtotleglovas
on her bands to keep
her from scmtching.
"This trouble lasted about cht
weeks before I used Cuticura. I used
one larp boi: of Cirticum Ointmenz
with two Cakes of cuticura solp
when she was healed. " (Signed)AIrs.
H. Starea, Blenheim Rd., Gall, Oat.
Cuticum Soap, ointmeent and T--I-
cum are ideal for daily tollet uscs-
S.— 2r-. Ointment 215 and sec.- Sold
r L
M��Z�
FNE YEAR13
Fin&Uy Was
Restored to
Health by Lydia
E. Pk&ham's
Vegetable
Compound.
Paris, Ont.—." For five cars I 8uf-
�y
red fro ams
P
caused displace-
ment of my organs
I I
�
gill
31.1
(, 1.
and in my back. All
P1111
of this time I was
unfit for Work and
was taking different
Z.
medicines that I
thought were. good.
I saw the advertise-
ment in the papers
of Lydia E. Pinl
ham's Vegetable
C ound and took
it alt full I a
nowinpor cethealth
or . I reco . end
dog's attempt at speech - It would cer- I it to othe:
tainly seem like it sometimes; as, for Warning' 'Unless You see tile name
instance, when a pet dog sees you car- "Bayer" on package or on tablets You 'a'nudlln"'Ithe
rying food, he will bark as big way of,are not getting Aspirin at -,ill. TAke -Mrs. D.
WhYW4
asking for some. Aspirin only as told in the Dayer pack- long Is ry
Another dog, which Is In the habit age for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, when th�
of going to bed at sundown, Will bark Rhouniatism, Earacheo, Toothic-be. rinkham,
TT_�eu ywa will Por f!�,:
to tell you he Is ready when the time T,umbavo antl for 131o.bi, tira _X-olne
comes. be following the diroctiwv-, Mid dusagre I stored thi
It Is also curious that, although the worhod out by phy,4itiaos during who hftvl
dog is so much the friend of man, his twtuty-one, ye -ars, and li,,ul�ed S Afe by I ments �0
name Is used In many expressions of millions. Handy till boxes (of twelve wtwiatiol
abuse and reproach. Snell Phrases Bayer Tablets of Aspirin Vost few If yolt
probably aroso in tile East, where eent,,. l)rugp,,NtG also oell I-Ydift 11.
dogs are considered of very little ac- pat Laqcg. Made Ili Vauadli. Ai-pirill deti-Ltft%
Count. is tilo trado mark (rogistered in Cana- ba opent
0 ail a
(I'l), (it Rayer Malluraefuro of '5101lo-
Minavel's Liniment top sale everywhere aceticat hle-zitOr Of
I
an give ou perly.
letter in your liti
wapapers as a testi
SSADY, ox461, R
)n Ill onthiueAo
3 than we can uni
aft find health in
MaUE Mok
ttervvill
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