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ZkK-. - m You Gan Improve Your Position Have you heard of the Sales and Intelligence Departments of the Canada Life P They teach a man the Insurance Business, which offers permanent success, does not fluctuate. Is a professional occupation, and. has been truly hamed "The best paid hard work in the world" This teaching Is done by correspondence and personal assistance, free of charge. When he Is fully prepared for the work he Is placed In U position _ and the Company helps him to make good. The first two lessons of the Company's correspondence correspondence course will be sent to anyone Interested. Interested. It will pay young men who desire to get on In the world to look into this. All correspondence strictly confidential. CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO. Head'Offiok, Toronto. i "Youth manhood dislikes. "Oh, I don't know. That's a platitude. platitude. Cité an instance." "Well, when I was about 16 years old I thought that shaving was fun." The Flora of the Section. "Have you noticed our flora about hère ?" asked the professor of botany to the new student. "If you mean the one with the white spats, I have," replied the student, who" had an eye. BRITISH SHELLS BEST. Public Opinion Indorses this family remedy by making its sale larger than that of any other medicine in the world. The experience of generations has proved its great value in the treatment of indigéstion, biliousness, headache and constipation. relievethese troublesand .prevent them from becoming serious ills by promptly clearing wastes and poisons out of the digestive system. They strengthen the stomach, Stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels. Mild and harmless. A proven family remedy, unequalled For Digestive Troubles Pr =P a 1 red only by Thomas Beecham,- St. Helena, Lancashire. England, bold everywhere in Canada and U. S. America. In boxes, 25 cents. Prince Albert is such that it just makes a man sorry he didn't get wind of this pipe smoke long, long ago. He counts it lost time, quick as the goodness of Prince Albert gets firm set in his life ! And P. A. can't bite or parch ! That's cut out by the patented process by which it is made! Prince Albert has always been sold without coupons or premiums. We prefer to give quality 1 Get on the right-smoke-track soon as you know how! Ask your dealer for Prince Albert. If he cannot supply you, ask him to secure it through his wholesaler. Quick as you can, understand yourself how much you'll like "Prematures" and "Blinds" Are Now a Negligible Quantity. Mr. Lloyd George told the British House of Commons recently that at the battle of Loos, owing to the large number of "prématuré" shells the firing with high explosives had to be given up. Since then there had been an enormous improvement. Now "prematures" were a negligible negligible quantity, "blind" shells were getting fewer and fewer and in a very short time the ammunition fired from the British guns would tie the best in the whole area of the war. Mr. Lloyd George was able to show that the steel helmets supplied to our men had been the means of saving thousands of lives. He expressed a hope that a further protection would be forthcoming in the shape of body shields. ----: -- Practical Aids. For the Deaf. Almost any pains are worth taking if by their means the senses of sight and hearing may be preserved ; but sometimes, in spite of all that can be done, deafness goes on to the chronic form. In that case no treatment has 'been discovered that will cure it, especially especially if it is the kind, that is associated associated with atrophy of the internal parts of the ear. It is of course true that atrophy, or-wasting, of any. part -of the body means loss of 'function. If you had an atrophied hand or. foot, you could see for yourself that it was useless. But the internal ear is hidden from us, and so some of us go on hoping against hope that a miracle will be worked in our case and that some doctor somewhere will be able to raise the dead. In that way a great deal of time is lost and a great _ deal of suffering is caused. Chronic and incurable deafness deafness is a cross that must be embraced if we would not be crushed beneath it. The first thing to do is to accept the inevitable with all the cheerfulness we can command ; the next thing is to put away every bit of foolish self- consciousness and false shame about the affection, and'the third things is to get as quickly as possible one of the many excellent contrivances that have been invented to help, deaf people. In all our large cities at "the shops of the tiest opticians, you can find cases filled with these contrivances. The rules about permitting people to take them out on trial are usually very fair. Ten days' use of any one of these will show you whether it will help you or not. A very useful, form of appliance is the electrical apparatus in connection with, its own battery/ It is a bother, no doubt to carry it about and manipulate manipulate it, but not hearing at all is a greater greater bother. That' is undoubtedly the strongest crutch for the deaf'; and its makers assert that it helps to train the ear back to the recognition of human speech. For partial deafness there are smaller and simpler devices, and for those who have accepted deafness deafness as a fact beyond any curative measures, and who still have their own teeth for bone conduction of sound, the au diphone (sometimes called the dentiphone), a black guttapercha guttapercha fan held between the front teeth, is often the greatest help. It also poesesses the advantage of costing costing only a few dollars.--Youth's Companion. Companion. . AN UNDERGROUND REFUGE. and  Great Maze of _ Corridors Rooms Under a Church. - According to the Boston Transcript's Transcript's "Cosmopolitan," a sapper, who was a London architect in the days before the war, told a- queer experience experience of his in a town not far behind behind the line. A bombardment was expected, and he was told to visit the houses, find out which had cellars, and make a plan showing the position of all the cellars in the place. The job took a-week and when he had completed completed his plan an old Frenchman said to him, "Have you heard about * the catacombs under the church?" That sounded promising, and, guid- ed by the cure,, he found the overgrown overgrown entrance in the churchyard. Descending some steps cut in the rock hejfound himself exploring an astonishing astonishing maze of corridors and rooms, all cut" out of the solid chalk. The whole thing was beautifully finished and complete, and in the great rooms* or caves, there were actually sloping beds carved out from the walls. The passages ^extended so far that he was afraid to explore them, fearing fearing that he should lose his way. "It was all very fine and romantic," Jsaid the sapper, "but it was a tremendous job to make a plan of it It was really really the work of a mining engineer." However, his captain was pleased with the result. There was' room to house the whole population of the town very comfortably in these almost forgotten forgotten excavations. The underground refuge was very ancient, made--the story ran---during one of the mediaeval wars between ' the English and the French It was curious that it should have come into use when Englishmen and Frenchmen were fighting side by side. p. MADEJNLCANADA CONTAINS NO ALUM "Bless God !" Brother Williams said. "I knowed you'd turn loose de sunshine. Hit wuz in yo' pocket all de time." Experienced. Willie--Pa, what comes after a million million ? Mr. Roxleigh--The fortune-hunter, my son. Sometimes a man who pretends to love Els enemies goes back on his best friends. The Bowels Must Act Healthily. In most ailments the first care of themed.' leal man is to *ee that the bowels are open and fully performing their functions. Parmelee's Vege able PiUé are so compounded compounded that cer :ain ingredients in them act on the bowel ; solejÿ and they are the very best medicide available to produce healthy action 6f/the bowels. Indeed, there is no othendpecific so serviceable in keeping the digestive organs in healthful action. Turning Sunshine Loose. "It's a dark day," • someone said to Brother Williams, "a very dark, hopeless hopeless day." And then the old negro said : "Hit's ez 'you look at It. But why don't you unlock de sunshine ? Ain't you got some hid 'round de house some'rs--- in some ol' co'ner what you clean forgot forgot ? Stir 'roun' ! Stir 'roun', and tu'n de sunshine loose. It's dar--in yo' house" and heart." "Here," the ' dark day mourner said, "here's a dollar for you, old man." Do ALL your preserving with Pure cane. "FINE" granulation. High sweetening power. Order by name in original packages. 2 and 5-lb Cartons 10 and 20-lb Bags Free This Book of printed and gummed labels for fruit jars. if you will cut a red ball trade-mark from a Lantic bag or carton and send it to y/ Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd. Power Bldg., Montreal 25 The Price of Peace. "I quarreled with my wife yesterday and we haven't spoken since." "Why don't you make up ?" "I'm going to. All I'm worried about now is the indemnity." Danger Signals. A headache Is- a' common, although unpopular disorder. Nearly everybody now and then disgraces himself with I one. A headache is not a disease in' Itself. It is just à danger signal announcing announcing shoals nearby. It is usually! a sign of some functional disorder, something gone wrong. Most headaches are preventable. The cause will usually be found if we j will sit down and analyze our acts for] the last 24 or 36 hours. It will frequently frequently be found to be due to some-| thing we have eaten or drunk, causing, slight digestive disturbances. Work-1 ing in close, poorly ventilated rooms, worry, anxiety, eyestrain, and too close i mental application are also frequent | causes of headache. If everyone would play fair with himself and refuse to treat his head-j ache until he has first made an honest j effort to locate the real seat of the trouble, and then would remove that | cause and resolve to sin no more, then j there would be fewer'drug fiends. Tor cure a headache do not try the drug Sqtcire. Beware of the get well | quick schemes. They are dangerous, particularly for weak hearts. .After! you locate, the cause, endeavor to apply apply the remedy in the opposite direc-i tion. If it is indigestion, give your) stomach a rest for a meal or two. If it is lack of exercise and ventilation, ventilation, take a walk in the open air. Walk slowly at first and increase your speed a little as the pain subsides. See that your rooms or office are properly properly ventilate tti Do not be satisfied with relieving a| headache. Remove the cause. Bread Making Contests At Rural School Fairs PRIZES--Free Course* at Macdonald Institute, Guelÿh Ffee Penltry Raising Ceureee at Ontario Agricultural College Free Ceek Beaks and Magazines O -^ 6 °0 P^ zcs ia ^ will be offered in bread-making contests which will be held this fall at over 250 rural school fairs taking place In Ontario. It will be a great event at the fairs and will stimulate interest in bread-making among young girls between the ages of 12 and 17 years. Here la a wonderful opportunity for your daughter to win for herself a Free Course in Domestic Science at the famous Macdonald Institute, Guelph. All she has to do is to bake one double loaf of bread and enter it m the contest at the fair according to the conditions explained below and more fully told in the folder we wiU^send you on request. The loaf must be baked West Flour the hard wheat flour guaranteed for bread. br h  3 d7„/^ b^8*Dÿ loaves--whitest, li t ht«,t and mort whoksom oreaa you ever ba*ed. Is this not a splendid opportunity to interest your daughters in breadmaking Here are the Splendid Prisses the best focal F,"™ ° f West rkmr - The following*ore ^offensi?at*e»ch l8t P ■/bscripÜmi te "My Magazine" for 1 ytw. Thla. maganoe .19 full from coyer to cover every, month with It la published My Magazine.**. m England. 2nd Prize,--6 mi Value $1.85. Extra Prizta. of 6 mo*. Humber award 4 tlona to ration acted ,ee suitable for young people ot all ages. Value *3.50 per year. ■ttis paid-up subscription to " |ien entries exceed ten a 3rd prize will be awarded > mubscription to "My Magaxi _ utl -JTt&y m onth in England. Its eight pages are P ft highly engaging information and stories relating to history, nature-study, animals, bird-life, etc. s Important -- winners of 1st prizes at the fairs automatio- ». ally become competitors for the Provincial wholesome x ? Provincial Prizes Tl 16 winncre ot Ont prize at each local nriaM tl. * . fair compete for following Provincial T"®" 3 , 6 *»d second prizes, or third and fourth prizes, will not be «rsrdçd la w Ml county: Cfcure* (3 months) In Domestic Science at Mac- £"***!*• Guelph. The Macdonald Institute does not ^ ■gtudents under the agepf 17 rears; if the winner be less 77 Present her with à pertlScatb entitling her to take m r \ ed " s the right age. Value of course wJn^'iY h k i ?xï S -L or f y, , ' ppora ' Doerd and washing. The „ . Whmetriircs af Macdonald Hall while taking course. ="== «« m "- 3rd <4w«ks) inJE-oulto^Ralship at Ontario Okie taking this course do enured hut rood boarding houses will be Iheured for them in OUefok. Value of course S35.O0, which (Ho fees are charged for the Provincial ot . ta<$ aoume loaf is sent to Ontario Arri- ciytural College, Guelph. by the district representative Ifa special container provided. 1 he_ judging Is done by Miss M. A. Purdy of the Department of Breedmaking and Flour Testing àt thé College. pays board of student La Gueloh Otirurae.) y U Raisia * at 1116 BvJkLv, S rite ?-T?' he . Fynoua Boston Cooking-school Ccok M v e f rftt Farmer, latest edition (1014). There «SridJZrecipes and 130 photographic reproductions of dishes, etc., beside* much special information. the international joy smoke It stands to reason, doesn't it, that if men all over the world prefer P. A. that it must have all the qualities to satisfy your fondest desires ? Men, get us right on Prince Albert ! We tell you this tobacco will prove better than vou can figure out, it's so chummy and fragrant and inviting all the time. Just realize that you can smoke all you want without a. comeback! v ' ' 'Prince Albert ■ .ia a old throughout Canada, generally, generally, in the tidy red 1 , tin, alao in pound and half-pound humidora. ' Worms, by the irritation that they cause in the stomach and intestines, deprive infants infants of the nourishment thafc they should derive from food; and mal-nujtritionjs the result. Miller's Worm Pow< ers >destroy worms and correct the morbi< conditions ! in the stomach and bowels that/àre favorable favorable to worms, so that the futir nutriment of the child is assured and development in every way encouraged. Conditions of the Contest Every girl may compete at the rural echçol fair in her district, whether or not she attends school, providing that her 13th birthday birthday occurs before November 1st, 1910, or her 17th MrtÉday do f* occur before Nov< l 1916. One loaf of -breid must be b» kcd ? Pan about 7 x 5 indhe'« and 8 inches deep, an5 divided into twin loaves so that they ibay be separated at tha f^r. l° af j T , bC * b ^ kc< ^ fitii Cream of the West Flour. Onchnl> will be judged at toe fair. The other half first prize loaf will -* to.=,,r; P ç t ?i, â. 1 pens tdstoric documents are R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY Wineton-SaJero, N. C, U.S.A. A Notable Event. "People often; preserve the ! with which signed." "Quite; so," sgid his. wife: "I think I'll Jireeeiwe tthe pen with %which you signed that $5 cheque you gaye me the other day." ; ■.'£ : • V/'. - ' It Eases PaiS r Ask any druggist or dealer: in medicid^si whatis ihe num pop- ular of the mediclrial oils fdr pains in the j lints, in the în^cïer or r^rVeè, or for neura Igia and Fh«ûmâtism, .qi>n he Will.teU you thatDr. ThMnàjs' Eclécxrrc Oil is in greater demaruL|than- -anyr-otherr - The reasbn for this^4|h|t it'posSesses greater healing-qualifids^han kny otber oil. ; ; . ... , V" . ■ ; Can ; ÀnÿttçdY Blame Him ? 'Ma ïhuBban'ÿ. very po ? Iy, ma'am. He -got dât exclamatory rheumatism." "You mean inflammatory, Martha. Exclamatory Is from exclaim, which means to cry oiit." ■ : Yes, ma'am, dat's what it is, He hollers if anyone goes near him. Contes't "î'hol^Rfc^^lft'the Szli- wüï lieWdueted under the same rules as all the other regular contests at your fair. The standard by which bread will be judged will be as follows: 1. Appearance of Loaf Xa) Color lb) Texture of crust,....., (c) Shape of loaf 2. Texture of Crumb (a) Evenness (b) Silkiness (c) Color........ ...... 3. Flavor of Bread. (^) - .i........,..,,,,, ^5 marks >) Odor. ... 5 marks .. 5 marks .. 5 marks ,.15 marks 1.20 marks, ,. 5 marks 15 marks 40 marks 45 marks (b) S^,*b«xirl actually, baked the loaf entered In tbs competition. The Lb*,Provided at tiie .time of the fair. The decision of the nnal. Zsfft more than one entry may be made by each girl ana not more than one prize will be awarded to the same family. The Results tiie contests at the fair will be made known in the usual ways* ln-thc case of all the other regular ' The Provincial results will be announced aa soon as Idrovince*^ th ® condusloa the Rural School Fairs in the Do Not Miss this Great Opportunity : Every giri be- 1 y , . > r J tween 12 and \„ ti. should compete. XtTiat a splendid way to stir up increased latex est .in breadmakmg I Get a supply of Cream of the West Hour at > our dealers And practise using it as often as possible to increase °L If your dealer cannot sell it to you, write totheCampbcllFlour Mills Çô„ Ltd., Toronto, and they will promptly tell you the nearest place to get It. No Competitions in Counties Named Below: ? pen to ."h parts of tho province where Rural f Koiny River, Ken ora, « W max UdUK u; LUQ 1 Bchool Faina are held, except the diitricts of - , Manltoulin and Thunder Bay. These districts arc tiie only parts * Jîi £ rovi ? co F.bW» sçhpôf fairy arc held by the Department of Agriculture m which this competition will Hot be a feature. There ara no di3tnct-repr»a»n#'i»<4,-.2 «i. - w, . a 1 In the C RtiSSell ties by the Department of Agriculture. We regret, therefore, that me competition cannot include these Counties. Write far free fetdw full sad compl.tc laformstlon «boni ererr festnra af flil, ,. 20 marks Bach loaf, must be accompanied by the part of the flour ba«r containing the face of the1 Old Miller, (important) and Û entr? dam of 1 birth C p^> ne ^H 7 thc ff 7 I . A1 j d P»«=ts or guardian stating date of birth, P.Û, address, and giving name of dealer from whom Cream of the West Flour was purchased. The form will state Add».. Campbell Flour MUJs Co., Limited, (West) Toronto 113 Cream of the West, Flour is sold by T. Ç. Forma.ii, Port Perry ; Sarvis Bros., Port Perry; Rowe & Carveth, Orono ; J- R. Cooper, Orono ; Jas. D. Gray, Garden Hill and Campbellcroft. à--4 } i i 4. t 1 f ■: B I :r ÜÉrafli . ÊÊÉàÊÈÊÈÊ