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Surnames and Their Origin HAWLEY. Variation* Hawes, Haw. Racial Origin English. Source A locality. Here la another of those family names of the kind which sprang up In a great many sections of that country through tile entire period of family name formation. These names were based upon, -local place names, mostly of the. descriptive kind, in many Instances known only to Ufcose who lived in the communities in which the names sprang up, names like Hill, Date, Ford. Woods, CKff, Grove and the like, Literally the name Ha-wley would mean a hedged piece of meadowland, for it la a compound of the ancient Anglo-Saxon words "haeg" and "ley," the former being the word from which has come our modern word "hedge" aa well as such names- as Haig, Hedges, Ray and the like. The form* Ha-w and Hawes. of course, are either shortened forms of Hawley or else name* derived simply from the old word "haeg." QRO38BECK. V a r I at i o n B roesbeek. Racial Origin Dutch, Source A locality. Groesbeck la really the more cor- rect spelling of this name, if it can be said that there is any better standard | of spelling family names than the habit of the bearer himself. Groesbeck !s the Dutch way of spell- Ing it. Tie other form, Grossbeck, Is a changed spelling which has come about through the influence of the English language in instances where the name tas been used for long peri- ods either in America or England. If you were to translate this, name literally into English it would be s4mp- ly "Blgstream." The word "groes" Is nothing but the Dutch equivalent for the English word "gross"' (or "great"), which is also to be found In both French a>nd German, and "beck," mean- ing stream. BABY'S HEALTH IN THE SPRING The Spring Is a time of anxiety to mothers who have little ones In the home. Conditions make It necessary to keep the baby Indoors. He is often confined to overheated, badly venti- lated rooms and catches colds which rack his whole system. To guard against this a box of Baby's Own Tab- lets should be kept in the house and an occasional dose given the baby to keep his stomach and bowels working regularly. This will prevent colds, constipation or colic and keep baby well. The Tablets are so-'.d by medi- cine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Erockrille, Ont. Farthest-North Radio Weather Station. Jan Mayen Land, a tiny volcanic te- kxnd north of Iceland, is In the track of arctic storms sweeping toward the nuast of Norway, 600 miles distant. In fcrder to obtain timely warning of the storms which peril its interests, the Norwegian government less than two ya rs ago 1 established on the island a : rtdto station, the farthest-north sta- 1 I .".in In the world. It Is in charge of . Jlkbard Ekerold, an American citizen. ' The operator and his assistants are ! the first permanent inhabitants of the stand. The Gardener. So lovingly he holds within His hand the tiny seeds and sees A vision of bright fairy things. That soon will flutter in the sun. Like butterflies on flaming wings. So lovingly he lays them down In beds made soft and warm to deep, And carefully above their heads. For fear of bitter wind and storm, A magic coverlet he spreads. So lovingly he waits until Awakened by a thousand sounds, With tender outstretched arms they rise. And struggle to their feet, to find An eager welcome In his eyes. So lovingly he watctes when With quick response they do his will. And in his garden, kneeling there. With busy hands, care slips away. And peace comes like an answered prayer. Lillian Howard Cort. SPRING IMPURITIES DUE TO POOR BLOOD A Tonic Medicine a Necessity at This Season. Dr. WilHams' Pink Pills are an all- year-round tonic for the blood and . nerves. But they are especially vahi- : able in the spring when the system is loadeJ with Impurities as a result of th indoor life of the winter months, i I There Is no other season when the ! blood is so much In need of purifying ' and enriching, and every dose of these pills helps to enrich the blood. In the spring one feels weak and tired Dr. Williams' Pink Pilla give strength. In ! , the spring the appetite Is often poor ! Dr. Williams' Pink PUls develop the ; appetite", tone the stomach and aid weak digestion. It is in the spring that poisons In the blood find an out- !t In disfiguring pimpless eruptions and bolls Dr. Williams' Pink Pills : clear the skin because they go to the ' root of the trouble in the blood. In the j | spring anaemia, rheumatism, indiges- ' tion, neuralgia and many other trou- 1 bles are most persistent because of poor, weak blooJ, and it is at this time when all nature takes or new life that the blood most seriously needs ntten- tlon. Some people dose themselves j with purgatives at this season, but these only further weaken themselves. A purgative merely gallops through the system, emptying the bowels, but does not help the blood. On the other tand, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills enrich the blood which reaches every Lerva and every organ in the body, bring new strength and vigor to weak, easily ; tired men, women and children. Try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills this spring | they will not disappoint you. Sold by all medicine dealers or sent by mail at 50 cents a box by The Dr. j Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville. : Ont Mlnard't Liniment used by Physician*. By means of airships, Bombay, In- dia, could be brought within three and a half days' journey of London. League of Nations to Urge Protection for Scientists. The right of scientists to share in tbe benefits derived from the applica- tion of their discoveries' has received official attention from the League of Nations Intellectual Co-operation Com- mission. A sub-committee assigned to go into the question has just concluded its studies, and a plan Is now being drafted for the legal protection of scientific work. After approval by the commission, and then by the council of the league, the plan would serve as a basis for legislation In tho parlia- ments of the different countries throughout the world. CANADIAN TOURS TO EUROPE Summer Season, 1923 A Series of Attractive Canadian Tours Leaving June and July The Mediterranean, France, Belgium, Holland, the Rhine, Switzerland and England. Inclusive Fare* providing Ocean Passage, Railway and Steamship Travel In Europe. Hotels, Sightseeing Drives, Fees, Etc. Write for Canadian Programme. THOS. COOK & SON 65 YONGE ST. TORONTO Steamship Tickets by All Lines and Every Facility for Independent Trayel. See flow Easy It Is To Learn Music This New Way Who Wrote the Words? At a recent concert in Winnipeg, a > gentleman said to his guest from the ' East, "I just notice that on this pro- gramme the names of the composers of the song lyrics are omitted. I won- der who is responsible for such an oversight?" It may be said at once that such omissions are not confined ' j by any means to Winnipeg. Every- 1 where you go you will find programmes ' ', giving the names of the composers o' : the music, but the persons responsible j for the texts are namelees. Some- ' times the' programme even gives In full the two or three s>tanzas of each j | of the texts without mentioning the I writers' names. Is it to save a few cents in composi- tion at the printers? Is it just thought- \ les-sness? Or is it because the one re- ! , sponsible for the programme consider- j ed the words of no importance? One of the foremost vocalists on this continent said the other day, "be(ore I study a new song to add to my re- pertoire. I mul over the words care- fully and if they are not worth while, j I wouldn't put any time on the song no matter how exceptionally fine the music was." Another singer, a famous tenor, said recently: "When I get a new song, I first familiarize myself with the text If the words prove silly or sentimental, I throw the song aside. For no matter how good the music, a song is not worth singing unless the words are worth hearing. Words and music should constitute a harmonious union. For that matter I believe that ; the accompaniment to a song Is just as much a part of It as the portion ' ' written for the voice." The most successful composers lay great stress on the lyrics. There is | absolutely no excuse for using the , words of a song on the programme without giving proper credit to the i writer of those words, and. it would be I good taste when listing songs to say words by so-and-so, and music by so- and so. No music publisher would is- sue a song without the title page cover- i ing the name of the lyric writer In prominent type along with that of the composer of the music. 'Twentieth Floor, Please P New York la a city of skyscraper*. Highest of all these enormous build- Ings is the well-known Woolworth Building, headquarters of the world- famous store*, one of the founders of which has just died hi London. It is known as the "Cathedral of Commerce" because of Its sham Gothic architecture. It is more than 800 ft in height. Next comes the "Equitable," Jn ' which 15.000 clerks are employed. It has a dining-room which seats many hundreds, and a roof-garden for the ! workers. Then comes the Metropolitan Build- Ing, the home of the Metropolitan In- surance Company, with its five or six thousand employees. These giant buildings are fitted with most wonderful lift systems, including' several that stop at every twentieth floor or so. One would have thought that the existing buildings are quite near enouEv to the sky as It is, but it is an- nounced that one with 150 storeys is contemplated. No Place Like Home. When a native of Prince Edward Is- land had sailed forth to se the world, he engaged a room at a mcde.n hotel in Beaton, intending to remain there while he hunted fcr work. "Will you register?" asked the clerk handing him a pen. "Register?" said the traveler. "What la that?" "Write your name." "What for?" "We are required to keep a record of all our guests-." The man wrote his name and was about to lay down the pen when the clerk added: "Now the place, if you please." "What place?" "The place you came from. Where do you live?" "I live on the island." "Well, but what island?" The other looked at him In amaze- ment. Then he said, with an emphasis that left no doubt of his feelings, "Prince Edward Island, man. What other island Is there?" WILLIAMS TELLS OF WASTED CASH Classified Advertisements, Spent Lob of Money, But Wife Got No Better Until TanJac Ended Stomach Trouble. "I Dever saw such a change as Tan- lac has made In my wife and she says he Is feeling like a girl of sixteen now," declared Harold Williams, a well-known shoemaker, of 28 Cornwall St.. Toronto, Ont., recently. "For years, she was so weak and run- down I often thought she wou'.d fall in her tracks. Nearly everything she ate disagreed with her and at times she was simply in agony. Her nerves were so unstrung the least little thing would worry and upset her for hours and she could scarcely ge* any sleep. "Well, after spending hundreds of dollars on different medicines, I didn't have much hope that Tanlac would help her, but, it's a fact, when she finished the treatment, every ailment was gone. That was several months ago and since then her health has been splendid. Hereafter we will always pin our faith to Tanlac." Tanlac is for sale by all good drug- gists. Over 35 million bottles sold. \TALOG OF PROFESSIONAL AMD Amateur Plays, Sketches. Mnnolqnfc instrel Joke*. Recitations. Make-up. Goods, nc. Fitzgerald PublishinfCorji. Dept. W. 18 Veaey Street, New Tork. 6TJU.WBERBY PKAJTM. STRAWBERRY PLAN'T CATAIXXJTB Free. All the beat varieties ot ! choice, deeprooted stock. Try th* won- derful O.A.C. Strawberry, w. H. Uram | ley, Strathroy, Ont. mgpAiaa Aara BTTPFi.rB. CH A T H A .,1 FANNING HILLS. Chatham Incubators, Thermometers, ; apply M, mi-. m Campbell. Chatham. Ont L'XFER STUDIOS MAKERS AND i designers of finest stained flusa windows. 162 Parliament Street. To- ronto. j The most wasted of all days is that on which one has not laughed. Orient's Largest Building Nearing Completion. Tb/e MarunoudU Building, now near- Ing completion in Tokyo, Japan, ie said to be the largest office building in Asia. It Is an eight-story structure built on a ground area 350 by 300 feet, and is 110 feet tall. The weight of t7,000 tons is supported on piling that extends nearly 100 feet below the ground line. It contains approximate- ly 800,000 sqnare feet of floor space that will be devoted almost entirely to office purposes, and is of fireproof con- struction throughout. Modern equip- ment, such as fire and ventilating sys- tems, bathrooms, and other conveni- ences for th tenants, has been in- cluded, and the building houses Its own power plant. Most adults will be toothless In an- other 200 years, according to one den- tal expert, who says that children to- day eat too many biscuits, cakes, po- ' tatoes, and other starchy foods. r* j| Pimples Disappear 7 "You don't need mercury, potaah X or ny other strong mineral to / cure pimples caused by poor I blood Take Extract of Roots * druggist* call it "Mother SeiftTt Carmtm Syrup and your ikin will dear up as fresh as a baby's. It will sweeten your stomach and regulate your bowels." Get the genuine. SOc. and $1.00 Bottles. At 'irug stores. 9 KEEP YOUR EYES - CLEAN CLEAR AND HEALTH^ An Original Explanation, They were having a botany lesson, and the children weie asked by their teacher if they knew wtat made the leaves turn red in the autumn. Up popped one hand ami only one. "Well, Johnny?" asked the teacher. "Please, miss," replied Johnny, "they blush to think how green they have been all the summer." It would take a god counter, count- ing 24 hours a day, more than 9,512 years to count a billion. T OOTHACHE Place a piece tff cotton wool saturated with Mlnard's In the cavity Acts as a counter Irri- tant and gives quick relief. rtca-i VtomMr Bo* Book on DOG DISEASES :. : HOW to Mailed rre* to sjqr Ad- :'.! br the Author. n. OUr Olorcr OculM. 12f West 14. h f>trt Ntw York. TJ.aXA. Among the Eskimos, "conjurers," : who have had a special training and may be of either sex, wield a great influence. n CORNS Lift Off with Fingers YOU know how easy It Is to put letters together and form words, once you have learned the alphabet. Playing a musical Instrument Is not very much different. Once you learn the notes, playing melodies on the mandolin, piano or violin Is simply a matter of rut tins the notes together correctly. The first note shown above IB F" Whether you are singing from notes, playing the piano or banjo or any other musical Instrument, that note In the first (pace Is always F. The four notes Indicated are F. A, C. E, easy to remem- ber, because th*y spell the word "face." Certain strings on the mandolin, certain keys on the piano represent these same notes and once you learn them, play- Ing melodies on the Instrument U large- ly a matter of following the notes. Anyone Can now learn to play a mus- ical Instrumen' at home without a teacher. A new. simplified method of teaching reduces all music to Its simp- lest possible form. You can now master singing, piano playing- or any musical Instrument you wtsBr* light at home, quickly, easily, without endless study aud practice. You don't have to know anything fhatever about music to learn to play musical Instrument this new way. Tou don't have to pin yourself down to regu- lar hours, to regular classes you prac- tice whenever you can. learn as quickly a yon please). All the Intricate "mys- teries" of mush- have been reduced to a method of amazing simplicity each step la made as clear a ABC. Thousand* ave already learned to play their fav- erlte musical Instruments this splendid new. quick way. Tom Can ri*>y TOW Favorite I- trvmeat 3 Moatas From Today. If you are dlssatlsfl ed witb your p r e * n t work, t e t music act a* a stepping. stone Into a new career If you long for a hobby, a means of self-expression, let music be the new Interest In your lt*e. If you wish tJ (rain popularity choose your fav- orite Instrument and, through the wonderful home -study . method of the U. S. School of Music, play In three months from to-day. You can do It. Youngsters of 10 and 12 i have done It, and men as old as 60 have i found new Interest and enjoyment In learning how to play a musical Instru- I ment. You don't have to listen while others entertain any longer. You can be | the centre of attraction, the talented > person who holds the audience fascinated. Tree Book Xxplalai BTew Method. Every one who Is Interested In music 1 should send at once for our valuable ! book, "Music Lessons In Your Own | Home.'* It not only explains the won.ler- , ' ful new simplified method of learning 'music but tells atM04 a special eh^rt- ! time cfter now betnf made to mualc ! k>ver. i Mall this coupon at onoe for yovrl I copy Remember. It ottllfeates you In no! way whatever It's fre. But net now ' before the supply is exhausted. 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It breaks up the con- gestion and brings instant relief. The penetrating warmth of the liniment re- stores normal circulation and reduces inflammation. Don't let your chest cold develop. Wherever con gfstion causes pain use Sloan's. \ladf in Canafia Sloarii iMument-kilkpainf H'T rh.'umatum, bnilKf-i. strain*. ctwut cold* ISSUE No. 14 '22. UNLESS you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not getting Aspirin at all Accept only an "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains directions and dose worked out by physicians during 22 years and proved safe by millions tor Colds Headache Rheumatism Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets Also bottle* of 24 and 100 Druggists. AI Is the t!M '.- mark rf glst^rvd In Cana-la of i"n'" M&nufnctur* of Mono* AM cacldeatpr of i*nM.-> lic-ju-lil. 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