~ only A NERVOUS Bi BREAKDOWN ea be ‘Avertedb by Feeding the Starved Nerves With Rich, .. Red Blood. : Nourish your nerves—that is the ‘way you can overcome life’s| and tremblin; ae of the legs, net Se hand and the imp: artert ES gestion fatrciee the eet nerve weakness, “ee! end in seta braskdow if ne; jourish your res by the See moncene Es fea ing your veins with ric} ith-giving ood. our eas are wake out for pure bl ae and the mission of eae Pink Pills is to make new, blood. This explains why these an have proved successful. in so many cases bie nervous disease that did not yield nary For red. I slept badly at night, and en T g in the morning was as tired as when I went to bed. I seem- ed to b the verge of a nervous breakdown. At this stage I began the use of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. In the course of a few weeks I ae much relief, and continuing the of the pills they completely destared my health. I can now sleep soundly, eat well, and am enjoying comple fre spe tropa thi old neerans, teon- m get Dr. Williams’ Pills ieoneh any dealer in medicine, x by mail at 50 cents a bo: six boxes for $2.50 fi The Dr. Wil- liams’ Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. pees oes ITALIAN REFUGEES. This Story of War Cruelty Has a Deion Ending Than Most. w people on this continent brite is Ss k in Serna ees thei ae hush nds and s tary age. Signora skaijreksnt wrotked day and night helping feed and com- fort, these poor people as they waited passed across the ora Andreazzi, incident. One te {Are you all alone, my good wo- an’ bes “All alone, she replied: “They separated me from my dear old man somewhere in peat ii My two sons away soe 2 home 0 over there | ¢, ol rae pied together for nearly fifty years—shall I see again ? I’ve nowhere to go with-| Dept. W. out him, and I don’t intend to leave this station till all the other trains come alot Perhaps I shall find him. Don't 7a think he will come one Se you take care of md until he di “She ia not have to ask me twice,” continued Signora Andreazzi, “and did what I could for her. le sca) ly left the railway station ent. Up and atom thing walked, h eral genet tra’ she was disappointed! But her hope was sige a Finally, the ‘second day, la _ another A little bit n had ju stepped to-the platform. He saw h and ran toward her as she tottered |© toward him, Another moment, and a they were clasped in each other's arms.” A Frenchman has invented a coffin made of paper that is said to be $3 Cte and lighter ee the wood Grape-Nuts : Made from-choice whole convenience, economy, health from childhood to ie ss Sosa Sree eats Days Pink | th 4) buted to bees, b +4 juices n| made by ee charming model for summer a long, straight tunic of a plain foundation fin- leep hem. The fuln A weather has flouncing over Las with a de f the oe is laid in soft pleats top- a by a shaped belt pointed in the front like the top of the soft vest in A long calle sale ex- is one of the attractive Peatites of this hot- McCall Pattern No. m 6 sizes; 34 to 42 ust. TBele 20 ce a oe plain ‘gingham trimmed with lar and bright hand embroldery “is 4 is a frock to be reck- and whieh “litt ‘this frock. ‘far sphere of the general run ‘ocks, MeCalt eae. No. 7834, Gils ‘Dress in oe years. Price, einoerpedce ne ee ak tained from your lqgal McCall dealer, or from the McCall Co. 70 Bond St,, Toronto. oats an aoe, WASPS THAT ATTACK FRUIT. Harm Done is Wrongly Attributed to Bees, wasps known as hornets and kets do considerable harm it by eatii when bees are feeding they ‘These wasps nest in the ground or in old trees. If the nest can be dis- covered, which usually means watch- ets when tl jug, quarter it. The echoing fr fro ter, phate it falls into the water. col with erate other, wart se of the day, will find way into the jug. This system is per- haps easier than the distribution BE rf m poison on food for the wasps. I lal ‘or tl ter eee should be tried a little e tered where the aaa will ffhd it TOMMY’S POST-BAG. General Gives Interesting Figures. Some wonderful figures of the worl of the bolas post-office | \are given in the report the Postmaster-General for Great Britain for 1915-16. Of 70,-' § es who have joined the col- 9 postmen; | P: DS. yt tee iaeaived the iit Cross; and ae -five the tee men have gained the bey eee us ed Conduct Medal, and 6: itary 5 while ive have ee Pee fice ee Haas 11- -arcels abroad, pba in Germany, averaged 82,000 a week, while 16, ,000, mostly e|ment of the property with a sum whic] S|time of objects of interest to the col- xudit ee nting holes, vel _| anim: —_ @ Report of the British Postmaster- Ge is thu: alaemess S /are game pre’ [ale aes help to pro- ote er to prisoners of war “ The Poor Man’ s| Potato” has become fhe Tich man’s luxury. Wheth at three dollars a bushel, or -twenty-five cents a bushel, potatoe: S are not a corplete food. Two or three Shred- |»: milk furnish Teal, body-building aetdmat than a meal of potatoes or meat, are much more easily digested and cost much less. Shredded Wheat is 100 per cent. whole wheat, noth- ing added and nothing taken away—gives mental vim and physical vigor for the hot days. Delicious for breakfast, or any meal, with sliced bananas, berries or other fruits, and milk. Made in Cana WOLFE’S ENGLISH HOME To Be Maintained as a Public Monu- “ment to the Great Soldier. Arrangeménts have been completed by which the property known as Que- bee House, siete house which the home of Wolfe during his childhood, has just been vested in the National Trust. It was rpatehaeed in 1913 by the late J. B. nt, of LS eo the intention a it should be kept a and be ace to Lei agency of the Charity Commissioners, it oss os He. National Trust, . Lea made a Canadian col- tet consisting one of speci- of the vork of Canadian in aan and "ae ete and oa illustrating the a ogre! minion. This collection is rodged a le arrangements the collection accessible to those yale are interested in it by reason of Wolfe associations and the history ot Canada.and the British Empire. Pro- vision has been made for the endow- h n. Although Wolfe was not born at ssociation with the Dominion of Ca- ate and with a great soldier; the one of the most desirable ac- it is the fisitone of the National Trust. GUARD BABY’S HEALTH summer months are the most The com- the miother realizes he is ill. mother must be er guard to pre- nt these troubles, orif they do come on suddenly to cure them. No 0 or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., Brockville, nt. ee SSeS CANADA'S: NAHONAE PARKS. Characteristic of Our Fair Land. that Can: Realizin; na- tial Se panic parks ane: tye. salon par! ‘he park: hh are characterize ay a ta ing natural beauty, are Jasper Park, ee in the nC ae eee ore ip by construction of Trunk Pésile rou, the Ye s; Rocky — Mounta ins | ; Gla the sum the Selkirks; "Waterton Lake Park; in athern Alberta, “and the St. Law- ‘ence es Park. \ ‘The two animal parks are Buffalo Wainwright, on the main , bei eoliabia Sse lands throughout the West Most of Canada’s grandest scenery retained as part of the public domain, as all the Dominion parks ented wire netti oo ge automobiles to catcl er artic] hats, icles that otherwise} bp pee, ded Wheat paces ‘with | One oc rham, England, the | * IN THE SUMMER|%= S| wit of hi wall Which Contain Much Grand Scenery wh nde rta, | the EXPLOSIVE COAL A New Sort of Fuel Which, Eieaad to cs Was Satisfact In reviewing ane early life in Con! enna 4 Sir de ees bets is an contractor ‘O er PE apne ae reel fleet | with fuel. it officer i easion went to him to say that | astnaiot va ad sce aaron an yae| Bosporus and w: proved | a: to the Crimea with distinguished of- ficers me SRS but it was short of coal. tractor answered that one of hs saa sailing vessel§ had just arrived dane with a cargo and that he would arrange to have it discharge ies “tial directly on peat the i ae war. r two later, when the com as oo his manager, he asked what had been done with about ninety of juapees that had been coal. ‘Oh, we aude all ths kegs empty,” ‘There was no mstant dr or from the an explosion o1 order for his As from anxiet with fear and trembling from his in- the voice of the commis- 5 chant Ww: coal. He put on a bold face and went out. said th loud voice. re the man,” funnel itself. I want t ns more, ag mind, it Sine be of the same quali See i YES ! MAGICALLY ! ° CORNS LIFT OUT WITH FINGERS You say to the drug store man, “Give me a small bottle of freezone.” This will cost very little but will posi- tively remove every hand or soft corn or cole from one’s feet A few drops of this new ether com- pound applied directly upon-a tender, n_relievi soon the entire corn or be lifted off with the fin; corn or eee ees irritating the surrour ae Don’t let father die a infection oF lockjaw from whittling at his corn: but clip this out and meee him try it If your druggist kasn’t.any freezone tell him to order a small bottle from. his wholesale drug store for you. THE FEARS OF CELEBRITIES Delusions and Superstitions of Men of World-Wide Fame. n open secret in the Balkans that King Ferdinand of Bulgaria im- mediately has a fainting fit eve time hg sound reaches hi ‘s. Perhaps this is through sheer funk, for “Foxy” Ferdinand lives in abject fear of being assassinated. Lord Roberts had a great aversion to black cats, and could not remain in the sazpe room with one of these ant- is. ‘he Kaiser’s eat: eer ae ie cress shivering fit. . At th word “lana” (wool) the late Presi- dent Diaz of Mexico became sick. A curious delusion haunted Pascal, ee noted French philosopher. Al- though the most brilliant genius and is time, he always thought he saw a yawning abyss on his left hand. Parnell’s horror of green was well known, He would not wear a coat or tie with any tingle of green in it, and * ongland’s greatest danas men, Pitt, the younger, fled at sight of pigs. As a young man sir seeiet ‘Wood, ., once rode a giraffe for was thrown off and kicked. el terwards the sight of a giraffe or ihe picture of one produced a pain in the head, where the animal kicked him. Minerd’s Liniment Cures Distemper. Cabbage worms, the most destruc- tive insect enemies’of cabbage, cauli- sera and related crops, begin depre- dations in early spring and continue till the crop is harvested. Spraying with either Paris green or arsenate of lead, or dusting with pyrethrum after e he: ads form, is: recommended, He: became ill} « One day, a fortnight later, he heard |¢ 1 of his work t in A Great _emedy ee Herb Treat- saet pitwer ee t blood purifier, il cure rheumatism, con- stipation, eczema, kidney, liver, stom- or and female bles. rice $1, ‘ith guarantee, box: ir $5, postal. Hends pt. Ww. '8 Spadina Av The Home Water Supply. Water in the house, to use lavish! for all wholesome ee nces, Seel it first thought beyond the means frogal” eople, wl he hae ot by hard labor all th Dramatic Sculpture. oe little boys were playing on e ted and cajoled Os sand into a resem- lant car, naaker had others asked him. had piled and pat-| 4 Sawararnne FOR SALE TAM, NEWS ANI Pea dais la scoq Gait pale most and interesting gee Sprtication te 8¥n ublishing Gom= i) tora pany, 78 Adelaide St Seeiatiie) wih eases aur, | eee ee oronte ing.car. But what ird little fel- TL ANEOUs low had made was without form and ANCER, TUMORS, LUM! ETC, Sart : A SEEDS and external, oe with: Us x in by our home treatment. Write ‘What is your car?” one of the [us te Oe too late. Dr. Sea Modiem » Limited, Collingwood, loftily; “mine’s a e luxury. of all te veniences. in-his home. Like their fe thi tim: care is the pleasure cae purity and abun paiincestmene toe ie home levating the general tone of ex ma- terial side of _Jiving—Dr. Ww. Robertson, in “Home aeaeoe” i fell from a building and received what the doctor days I was out to work Se I think it the best Liniment made. HIE E, LAUNDRY. Edmonton. Frequently ao; produce “digestive disturbances aeee fed to b: 'y common. a is frequently blamed to the teeth, yet most often it is due to their food. When Your Eyes Need Care Ose Murine Eye Medicine. NoSmarting—Feels ine sete t ‘ry it for Red, Weak, re ted Eyelids, ieee aby our Ocuilsts—not_s [mene mae ee ental s ut Susie Eye Betnedy Osespant, € Chicago. Al In. these days. of mppesalented prices for farm produc must keep “keyed up” keep abreast of his neighbors. \MONE N or: gerne ete he mail, send a Dominion Express Money 0: No matter what other things there y be, if there is no silo a farm i Saale Sage Minard’s Ziniment Cures Diphtheria. Frequent and stiallow caltifation are, essential to success with corn. Deep Se tvaiion Ae RS For Pimply Faces with Cuticura Ointment, wash off in five minutes with Cuticura Soap andho' waterand continue bathing hee some minutes. Use ni, Hibend morning, For pimples, re ss, Toughness, itching a gta sehen ech ing scalp-and falling hair, red, rough hands Sane rashes, these fra- grant emollients are wonderful as well as ideal for the toilet. for free sample eacl “Guticura, Dept, N, Boston, U. 3, by dealers throughout the world. aa | ee Milk absorbs odors very rapidly and change. BOOK ON DOG DISEASES} See How to Feed coy: anand H. CLAY GLOVER CO., Inc. gs et 31st Street, New York buying your Piano Salat on iavingea “OTTO HIGEL” PIANO ACTION - SICK WOMEN i g Soma, Radbores Suffering. ~~ —‘*I cannot Bridgeton,N. highly of Lydia E. Pinkham’s inet good re: ‘Mr: nee $2 Het? St., Penn’: s Gro rove, | wee testimony should be accepted by all as convi evidence: of | acm’ or pikes can be reduced Tae: alto ot oS ‘Bunches or Swelings, Noblister, Eco- Bln, #2 W. F. 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Boston, en, aan —Victin other eye weal e, eee now and help for “worn Doth (oF dies a withou oe on the th now, Jong distance “me.” It is. believed hat ‘fhe usands who Year glasses ean now discard them B reasonable tim: Beck, an eye specialist of nearly, twenty years practice, saya: “A oes was su! = Sleohabies. Marinas with Seciutination. o the Tide, junctivitis ind ephiphora, Her eyes na the dull, suf ommon to such cases, con as seem, Strengthened her eyesight that she was able dispent her distance neuralgia! them T] pe 1@ | work The] st in caso of City. Eye Specialists Tell How To: = Strengthen Eyesight 50% Ina Week's Time fi ane i S d_microa F yr hopele ‘Mina might ah sa a ‘they had eared A cit article “was eae uid: By the jabore ice om atl whose ey trained. thro be lee gitston, fan highly rewmmend Went, watery, actly, emaringe | ching, orsing eves, red ids, blurred wston o= ‘S| use iz "eases ee Conner y >} bad eae Ging for eyes mute to smoke, sty ust or wind, It ts one aan oe tery f i feel should be key Imost cer family ra ilies all en ota to ut many Instances, or re pensed bv all Deton cyosight 60 per cent reftind the ere, stored: Sais 7, Hat