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Gc od Quality Tea, pyop^e<jy ^j'^gwed, tak es evway iati ^,ue , and is a bso lufe ly harmless, as a daily beveraj*c - TRY 2i^ \Won)ans <a>pJ)6PQ In Ten Yearaj 500 Dollars List of War Criminals Makes ' mmmmmma^mmmm^mmmm^memmmm ^ 200.Page Book. lilt ( itic-i-.'i lii .it iiiu.-.'- <iernia'ns â-  wliow; <»lra(ll!io:i is dcm2r;li>J by th« I Allies wai. r.!»-cnt;.v la/ned by tte | ]t Uf pD!:ilccl.;t3 ,„ wiiiamcunt'.o$S»7.73 ] Kcri'leii Ofli'-t; ;it liCUiluii. The teir ; if invested at 4o{,, interest coni- ! of I'le oi'iBloal coveriiie pole an<l of' pounded guarterly. wlU ^ I ihe new nolo letcTrlnK lO Haron von uniount to 9744.2> l^ertiiier's ipfii.-.ul to .:<• pjit the listvKut-if lnve8t-*d In our 5' j% »\a» not madH public. Debentures will amount to \* iji-y '.mL*^- ^â- y-i ^rx.^ r ---,'â- , "A fax! Si''-.-: - - once, and you'll never forsake its -use. I A papoi l)(;uiid book i/f more tban 200 paK*'^ cont-.i'iis tli<' iiijutes of ibo M'O persons or groups, with theif rank tTnd the acc-us, ilons i<j?:iii<.-t them, lu many C'a::es whero name.? are not ki'.owii II genera! descripMon of the ±«M THE liXI'LOnS OF Lieut.-Col. "Klondike" Boyle BY OOUGLAS WATSON. l'"i«IUiiiK Constipation. ] never admitted to placeiS where j.h I really don't know what i- the "ct'Of'S are permitted, inatti-r," Kaihur Hrowii j^aid with »• Thoughtle.ss, thoujfh doub.tici.'- well- I fhrufc or! his shoiildtr.i, "but tliis -vhole r>'«Hiiiic: people :ire c.inatuntly :-eek- j .'amrly seei)! 1 to l-.e headachy and '""^ '•" â- '"P'^^'e l-he envivoiinfient of I proiichy and out ol" kiltfr! Whnt's B'*"'" so as to keep their thought.s,; duties of ibe iu:<ti.sed is Rlvrn. I wronj>?" I fcelinp.s and conduct wholesome, Kour paye.. are devot«;i to Field Mar- I Mothei- Ifrowii shook her head dcs- ''^^''^*''' "'"' 'â- '•'^'"Scl, l)iit they let boysinhal von Hindcuburg and (Jen. Luden- pitjiringly. j grow up under debaainjr cojiditidna !di;rff. the sum", accnsaticins serving, "I fan"t .solve the' pvobleni " ..fee '*'"' ^^^^ 'a">Pi''' over the faet that j. for i)oUi of the-n. said, "but everyone of us seem.9 fo be ^^^^ ^" "^^ naturally refined and: j^ fri.-htfu!ly lroul)led with ron.stipation, scrupulou..^ about their spcc^-h and Carries Speedy Train, and that, too, in spite of coar.se breads manners. Many piirents expend more ... 1 and inolas.ics cookies and \e<'etHbles t.'me and money in getting nice clothes '^ rfwedi"!! niilrcad bii.s biiilt a re- 1 Diet KhoiiUi reKiilate'tlie condttion but <â- "'• " 'iauRhtcr than for a son and . '"f'"C«'<3 concrete bridge with am i w.ith us it doesn't seem to. I think ^-^^n they wonder why he is not .*o the doetor this veryj P^'"'''^"''"" "Ijout his appearance The result of this general indiffet;- anie that Mrs.' ®"*^* ^ ^ boy's esthetic; nature is. of . . $360.23 Write for Booklet. The Great West Permanent Loan Compajiy. Toronto CKice 20 King St. We:l ad i£^ JLi JL All crtJes. Writ* tor prlOM. TORONTO SALT WORKS iL 4. OLIPP • • TOnONTO I'll talk with day." And ihat'.s liow it arched span sicarly r;00 feet long, de signed to c^rry trains at :•. speed of I 60 mile> an hour. eated in Dr. Tripn's of-! '^our.se. that the boy, as a rule, isj lice on a miniiy afternoon, e.xpl'aining ^'O"''*^'' '" ^^^ thought, speech, and llial she had come on the part of the.*'^'''°" **"*" "'^ Sirl- But i"^ the dif-j Bvowti was f I sa^ IV. a period of niodific liy trying moment ificd ealm.i Pa.P'"'' had just ani^punced that Bri- covereil that tiiey rarely ate fruit iments, he 'f'f'.l'-'J m-dde peace with Turkey; the' brcak'ast; that the older mem!)ers e lUHsi-u.s "ntish Fleet had entered C:onsUuitin-i tli* family bad lea or coffee, and'' j .Sp(.;r(j explained that a local news After punctuated kept at the work until th signed an armistice. As no one '>!''''» ""'1 «'as abont to invade wanted to do any further work after Black .Sea for the purpose of crush- that, Boyle went to Petrcgrad, and '"<^ I'ib Bl.icl: Sea Fleet, as a puni.sh- was amon'g tho.'c pre.^snt when the '"t"' '*"' the Bolsheviks makinj; waV: , Bolsheviks seized the v.hee! and ?" .Ko""';i"i-i- Therefore a resolution! "'^'â- '•°'' started their joy-rido. To a man with a naturai love for moulding ch,ios. the Bolsheviks offer- ed an enticing prospect for further adventure. There was .street-fighting for six ilays in Moscow, resulting in a freight blockade and a threat ot gen- eral star\-ation. The Northern .\r?ny was starting for home, amusing it- self by destroying estates, burning villages, and, to celebrate the new ii'itrue.^thaL tlic newspaper was own- freedom, mas.«acring peasant.'; en whole family He questioned her ference due to S3x or to the fact that closely and dis-. ^^ neglect the boy and permit him to' t fQf ' look out for himself, willi the re.sult! of that he is often sub.iccted to vicious ,._ „. ..„,.vv,, ,^.„. the' suggestion? It is a woniicr that, take! Ific ciiildren a cup of wK-oa or a glass of:*^oys as they go, they are not worse milk as a rule. ' than they are. '•It louks to me, Mi.s. Brown," tiiel - * said. had been passed to arrest all Allied i'* '^^^^^ yo"i' diet, and I am going to .Mibjects. so that for every siiilor of, recommend that eaclronc of you drink a glas.5 of water the first thing on arising in the morning. If you older people can take two glasses, sipped slowly, better yet. Then begin your bro:ikfast with either fresh fruit in season or stewed fruit. Here are some which are especially la.xativcâ€" rhu- barb, fig.s, dates, prunes, oranges. if the trouble really! DYED ^ER BLOUSE, their.s killed they might execute ten Allied prisoners. They implied that Boyie would make a pleasant addition •0 their list. Summoning his interpreter, Boyle addressed them in a very few words, but with plenty of cinphasis. He explained that the whole thing was i SKIRT AND A COAT ! i " D i a in o n d Dyes" Turned Faded, Shabby, Old Apparel ' Into New. |W^^ i!sm --W%^^^^^^^ ^ 1^1^ iMli£l route. Realising thai the plot of their drama was becoming h'bmewhat ob- scured by the onthusia.sm of the actors, the Bolsheviks did a wise thing. They took (leneral .Maniek- ouski, Minister of War. troni the prison where tiiey had Incarcerated Iiim, and, with an'^aplonib one is forced to admire, replaced him in the War Ministry and told him to feed the army. ed by German propagandists, and he i>'u»is, grapes, peaches amj apples, called for volunteers to go and do-' Soak the dried fruits in water and moh.sh the said newspaper. " | cook in your firele.ss cooker over in'l'li'':!:^±t.%}'':.J^.^y "^l."'^^- ^'ve the children a glass of of Ihev Don't worry ab:ut perfect resu^.ts Use •Diamond Dyes," guar.mteed to give a now, rich, fadeless color to any fabric, whether it be wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods ^ dresses, blouses, stockings, skirls, children's ..„., :i.. 11 â-  • i-i ---r»"*. .--.T*. lilt viiiiui^ii rt uiasa ui 1 coats, feathers. drRi)erics, coverinfffl liouXrt^ the'TewSpe:':: ^^ '^7^' ^'^^ their noon meal, but -everything: .' ' always have water on the table too. The Direction Book with each pack- that Ihcy may drink this when they | age tells bow to diamond dye over any wish. j color. 'â- You say that you give-tiiem coarse! To match any material, have dealer breads. Ucmcmber that all of the cer-'show you "Diamond Qye^' Color Card. Many a Canadian Beauty owes her exquisite complexion to the nse oi *B^"^'- Owii Soap' -iling Fragrsr-t Whole Family Insurance. The Onier ''jrnishes in-^'i^anfe ia its members at Oi'tailo eiove;i!inem Sta!:.J- ard rates. Sick and funeral Bener.rs ire also Jtlven If desired. The Ju\ciule Department furnish"'! the best possible l.nsurance benefits to the chilriien ot our adult members. v The Order has alrc.idy paid over $â- ',$â- :).â- â-  1 000,00 In Sick and Kunâ€" .al llom-flts. na.1 I nearl.v Seven Miilioas of Dv,:iars li. In- â-  Burance. 60» Councils In ranada. If liiAre rt ' cot one In your loc.-iiity there shouiri b(«. I'"nr full Itifor.iiatlon writa to any -.>f 'â-  (lie foUi^wltiK 0.i;iCrfrs: - I J r.. Davtiison. W. P.. ilont-ijua. Grand Couii.^lUir firand llec-nr.;- W. !•'. Campbell. J. il. Bell. M l> I firanc! Orcaniz.>r <Ji:ivrt .M-'J. i:\ < i!v.vn.r<'.v "Nr-x:-' > CIm 'lUnr-tprlilil: office, arrested ninoteen members of Die staff, and then wrcckeil the place. At the inviUition of the coiumittee, Boyle waited until next day, when large meetings took place.' .Speiio "Tschk!" .-iid the general for Colonel Boyle." The general, being a .soldier, knew that the military art consists in shov- ing responsibility on the (ther peo- ple's shoulders. He asked Boyle to ijo to Moscow anil untie the Inoffand Boyle, not being a pucka Koldier, promptly agreed lo do so. Nothing daunted by the news from that city, he enlcreil its buUet-har- acsed streets. In forty-eight hours freight was moving out of .Moscow; and in a week things wtjrc running fairly smoothly. How did he do it? It i.s difficidt lo .=tatc, but presumably even a Hol- shcvik stands aside for a man who knows where he is going. What a pity the Allies at large did not realise that elemental bit of .i).-iychologyI In case time hung lieavy on hi* hand-, I$oyle was then placed in charge of the protocol between Rus- referrd to Britain as Russia's beslj eals require long, slow cookingâ€" four fnend (this being received with wild: hours at least for oatmeal. ^ Send applause). Later Boyle attended Hasty meethig of all the comntittees of th^ '"?,'l'::^: '^^ wbif' '"' """'â- â€¢ '""''"*' Black Sea Fleet, and through an in- ^-''*'':^^ mass which encourages con-, terprctcr (Captain ti. A. Hill of the' *'"P"''°"' '" '"^ ^"'"'^ ^'"•^â- - '" '"^''-. Making Daylight. An duce apparaius whicli i.-; said Xo jiio- | arlidcial daylight was receullyl the cereals or el.^e steam or bake the "atint? Engineering Society in l.nndon. bread very slowly, using molassea or FngHTnil. ^ir as sweetening. Half- â- 1th !Vlancht.^tir) he explained (hat, '"^ '"'""â- '*'' ^''''"<^'^> •â- 'ither soak or cook' ''^hlbittnl at a meeting ot the Illumi- i Britain never forsook her friends.' '^''" .-...-^..i.. -..- ..i.^.- i ..^ ... ,...f:„.. i.',.„f„„«,.i.,„ o«..>„... =.. ,_.,-.. i B that she did not want to interfere with Russian ptditics, but merly wi.-h- ed lo stop Russians from killing each other, so that they coidd devote their energies to the much nobler task of killin;; (icrmans. "The Huna," he said, "are sure to advance into your country f(>r the i k i purpose (jf making you more their •â- *'*'""-• *^^'*'''""' P*"-'"" ""t-"^. I>P«"ut hut- ' ^^'"-^ '"^' ")^' '""J's ai'c projected up- | slaves than -you have ever" been be-' '^^'*' ""d vegetables properly prepared, i ^^â- '"â- ''â- * against a Screen of various fore." jt "It Wiill do no harm for each to eat <'"'ors arranged in small patches. The This caused a furore of appi-ecia- a couple of nice figs just before re- ''K''t which falls from the screen pre- lion, and the appearance of a British tirinrr, taking these with a glass of "'""^ coloreij material in its davjight naval oflicerin uniform was a signal water. Then impres.. upon each the "".£. lor wild applauve. „„„„.,.; r i..,. •' . ..l.-j .:_ i . .<k . bi^own cooked cereal bread is difficult to <li- i gest. Among the laxative foods to use freciuently are bran muffins,' whole wheat crackers, gingerbread,' honey, onions, spinach, oil-drcssed The anparatus which is said lo pre- I The apparatus is surprisingly sini- ' pie. and It is po.ssible to obtain re- j suits with an eleclric lamp of ;:00 ' candle power. He!ow the bulb an j cpaqiie reflector is lilted in such a The Beauty of The Lily cm be yours. Its wonderfully pure, soft, pearly while ap- pearance, free from all \ blemishes, wlH be com- 2^. parable to the perfect r beauty of your skin and ^ complexion if you will use^ V.G c>.u r^iid's ;• i^M Oriehtaljet^ilii FEIU1 T. HC§»K1NS &S0N, Murnr e^? pplauvo The pisode is not lacking in humor, but it tiirneil the whole Black Son Fleet solidly pro-.Ally at the \eiy sia and Rouinania for both food and P'omt'iit when it seemed to be assum clothing. Up to that time Kii;-,sia li«d '','^' â- '" "'lil'i'li' of frieiid.ship towards delivered only promises. The Wiznrd /'"''""i'y- of the Klondike waved his wand, andi ^'• in fight weeks more than two-thirds! '" '•'"' "«-'^'^ ">"' "'ost of the pioinised goods were delivered.' P'""^'' "'' Boyle's labors, il vill lie Some idea of the magnitude of this' ^'•''^'" '•'^''t' hirgely through him, peace achievement may be gathered vdlen it i^^'"* arranged between 'the Bolsheviks is realised that" the protocol cove^red ""'' Roumania. We have forgotlcn equipmcnl-, for .^.W,000 men. Having performed this hcrculan, task, Boyle was just taking a , breather, and wondering who;e stables would have to be cleaned out! n»."t. when lie wa.s visited by the mijch-|ierturlied Roumanian Corsul- (Jcneral at Moscow. That official had i necessity of lia\ itig a fixed time every day to attend to the body hygiene, so' Chilled fish from Newfoundland is that regular habits may be estab- prepared in a cold storage plant, whi.li lished. If neces.-^ary, lo get the sys- ' can deal with 2(10.000 llis, of fish ;i teni into good shape, take a table- ^ day. spoonful of plain miiicr;il oil every; "X' night for a while. \onc of this is di- !'"'.'."n'""!' ti'^'^^tcd. It simply ads as a body lubri- cant, and after a lew days oils up the machinery so that llic system fiinc- t ions properly." "But oughtn't I ill have a prescrip- tion?" Mrs. BivvMi asked. â- ^'es. I'll tell it to vou. You Mlnartl'i Iilnlnient for lal* everywlisrb To increase the defensive forces of the body agaiii^t epidemics or ili^^es^ l:ake ^Jy - ou<UI>M^ poM^*T proveii to btf ?0 Xa 10 tfo-eo thf jT-!tf(.-.i! [jiieii jp money, prescript.io'n: "RX good common sense, oz. It!. •Take a tablctpoonful three limes loo .soon how idiickily Rouinania fought on wlicn the Allies let ilisastei grip her by the throat. Tortured,, ... , rolilied, betraji'd, .she believed in Bri-! easily remcnibe.r il and it won't cost I I Iain, and her mllnnt army wa.x ready | anything either. On the other hand ' 'lo retire inio RusMa and fight „n, ^ vvill have vou monev. Here's the I even if the dcrnians occupiwil all _â-  Rouinania. And Ihcn, lu till lu-r ciip,^ received orders that he was to send i "'*^ spectre of Bolshevism raised itsl to Roumnnia the archives of the For- 1 â- â- ^'^'''eton'.'! grin on her borders, ami -,,,., eign Office, which had '.em deposited,""' Ru'*si" s'l*- had alway>i known as « '•''-V "ith plentv ol water. in Moscow when the evaciiati.in of M^' friend became her enemj^. i Roumania was contemplated; nnd •'^' ^^'â- ' "â- '> "'' ^^^ 'i''^'. -^ Canadian | also he was to send all the Roumanian '">'" the Yukon braved the anger of ,,.,,.„„. h..li.v,. .„„i ,.;„mi, paper monev that was beinu' printed 1i»''kov.ski, the most powerful memi.erl 1 '"•«>'"' l^^UeM-, and rightly, thcic. " ,0'' ""^ Russian .Supreme College. Tliisj home lessons are ruinmg their The propofiilion was a difficult t>ne, â- '"""â-  ^^'''o 'â- ^"^ himself a Roumanian,! dren's eyes. Vot, there ,is no !i.« Ihf lout', wtighed twenty tons, an I would not hear of peace with Rou-[ reason why a boy or girl shouh it was necsisnrv to pass through the ""'"'": '"" ''V deliberate intrigue I fer any eye-strain if certain precau- . lineg of t.h^j Bolsheviks and I he "".V'' turned the man's associates lions are taken bv parents and if at- Ukrai.ans, wh<, were fiKhtlug. It »e»"'«' 'V?'; »"'' â- r'';"'«'' "" "f^*"'' .«<"; lention is p-ai.l to the child's complaint, war at this stage that Boyle's admir- Po»'e, which he took to Roumania, » headache alion of Roumania took <lofinite and pas.sing through the lines, and being ' Wevpr l^t v«.„- ,*ild ..;♦ ;„ l,u ' ... . • rcf .il (iv Hnljbi'i' k minnnrs Tn thai '• rSCVer IBl yOUr Cnlld Silt 111 hIS permanent lorm. .^s an ex malinger """ •"• ".> ""isnt v ik gunnels, m the i- u. i i. • i- -^ - of ;i heavy-weight prize fighler, ho â- â- ^"'"•â- wi'K'nt negotiations Boyle had to p^^n light when he is reading or writ-, had felt for a long time Ihat Uou- â- '"â- 'â- . "» intermediai'y;_and on one oc-] '"(?: Po not let a girl do any sewing Your (Miild's Kyes. that chil-« real | lid suf- 'cnsion, while he was flying .iiist above or knitting for long at a time. mania was n gnme little bantain, trv- - - . ing to bold her own in a ring crowded ""^ ''">'i'st,<'r m "n aeroplane, a Rou-| 2. It ia a great mistake to allow the with heavy-weights. From w'mf he "i:i"ian battery fireii al him, and j children to sit in twilight. They want could gather, she wan getting the , '.''â- "*'i w*"* missed by a matter of| l,, ^y^. things, and in endeavoring to u'orH of it from friend and foe ;ii;Ve, mchof- , I distinguish them thev strain their so he ilecided to lend on;- little Ally I Eventually peace was signod, and' a helping hand. ' , Bo.\'le'i» greatest achiovemcnt wa.s Ilavintr almost absolute authority completed, on the railroads, he took charge of *^" "*" (•ot:liiiued.> the archives and a vast sum of _"^ *• ., money, and after twice passing Stumped, through the lines vvhcre the Bolshe ii'-. no use," sinluMJ ili<! nature wlz- viks and the I'kranians were at war. ;,id. •'! may as well give up." he reiiclicd .lassy in safety. After -wtiul Is liotheiiiiK you?" asked his that he rt^turi.ed lo Russia, and cyn- ,,,uipanb)n. svmpinhicallv. timuul his work as chairman of the. ,., .Cartel a fow .years aKo" on « All Russian I'Odd Hoard, which had, ,, , „,:.,,. ,, ,,,,, r,. . , > , lK.en formed in Novemlmr, I'.MT. M^hlm of mine took, head -of call- It was during this period that '"'R^ «'''• ''''""*'*•'' " "'"' " ^^•'"'" P"' BovIe paid a visit lo Antoiiof. the'"""- ""<>«'"* eyes „n It; then I Icailer of the Bohiheviks ngcin.st the ! crossed Iheni with a eoruKtalk luul Coiisncks. to a.-icertain the exait state 'Kr«^w earn on it, then I crossed that of mind of Ihat evil-reputationod with u celery am! grtiw a neck on II; gemral in case ihe Oermnns advanc tdon 1 crossod that with h coco mil ed. To the Canadian's surprise, he|;,,„| g,.,,w hair on It. but Hanged If I found the Rus.sUKi an excellent lender and decidedly anii-dermnn. Boyle nn<l he had a most amiable oieeling. and on l)arlili^; swore elei iial hatred e.f flermaiH. .\nd history records that us long nr hi.s men htdd to gfihfr .\n|i>nof never went luii-'n 'U hi* oiilli -'f war on th*- Hun. Arnifd with ^nlonof's authority, j ing for the ch'cks. v dh he:il Hi;v!" tl.tn )ir.iceedftil lo Sebastunol. ] ,,, , <,j,ivpviitinT. A« his t^raiii arrived ii wa.-. hurro.ind- ' eyes. '.-I 3. Don't let cJiiUlren reail by^firc- I light. Kach -flicker means a fresh fo- cus. 4. Have a lamp suspended from the ' ciiii llgure mil 1 .111(1 mcuih!" .M'hut (ci ilo for a nose tiicuiuuors should be ready. Clean and dif.'iifpit them without delay. frcut the brooder m the snme way. The brooder shoi.ld hr i-eady iiini wnil- al pro- f I by .1 Bolshevik leader nunel, ^ ri'-iV and a rnmtr>itt«c (,t sailor.*. One Ion I'f^melal will furni-'h 10, Vi'b • t- dof< th'f. m«>l»fl"' d^mandeil OOO grots of jion-iiibs. - -..O- MInarti's Llalmeai MeTttTft â- Tm: .Mflk. wherr children are .nlowed to rdmp. ' .'>. I.a»tl.v, you, seeimt your child at night, may be able to oliserve signs of (<>*« -weakness not noticed by the teach- er. Inform the principajpof the school at once. It will make a Kreut differ- etwe to your child. .\re(iirlH Naturally More Refined ! Thau Boys? ' I From early childhood boys are sub-j jected to rough associations from; which girls are protected. Boys are perni.illed to heai' ohsceno language,! which sjirls, sjicakiiig generally, never' hear. Vulgar people try to restrain] tliiir euai.seness when a girl is pres- ent, but they never think of doing so i bffore a boy. Kven in public perform-! ancfs, MS jii llie theatre, obscenity is' often indulged in if only men'ar«' present, whereart litlle if iioylbing of! the k'.nd would occur before girls or tN omett. 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