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ARMED FORCES BEING DEMOBILIZED. Decision Running the DU. puted Districts Unpopular With the People. men pave " Premier Wits: said he expected :-ig~ nutum of the final peace treaty with, in in few weeks tunes: the Soviets make some dittlctilties, but declared he uni nut look tor such action. The year? preliminaries, M. Who: con- tiuuml, were not entirely ntisinctory to Polish aspirations, to 1 great num- ber " Poles were left outside the 1'ol:sh frontiers, yet they satiety Po- land's spirit of moderation 1nd her de- mxe to end the war, while giving Po- land trev, breathing space in the East. The League of Nations Commission ct t30ntml, which has been in Vilna, wheré a provisions! government was established after its recent seizure by troops under command of the insur- gent General Zellgounki, has arrived The Comm'asion went to Vilna to obtain statements from the provision- II government there ot its side of the case. Its visit to Warsaw is for the purpose of conferring with President Pilsudski, Premier Witoe, Foreign Minute: Sapieha and others, in an at- tempt to reach a solution of the prob- lem caused by the tteigure ot the city from the Lithuanian. in W The commission also is continuing consideration ot the Polish-Lithuan- ian territorial dispute. At Vilm. the league omissaries heard the support- ors of the new state. listening to Gen- eral Zellgnuski and others. While the contort-m a was in progress there was a tletwuit,'trtition outside the building that mused alarm until it In. learned th, t'i‘UWIl wished to display its t. Boron you try to -irute up P" also. maho our. that you we con- vinced. and if you cannot 66am one”. drop the subject. Do not by ll "put our” “mm. 10 Tell the truth. T , ...e wt“; has defined happin- as “In constant pursuit od In -ite - with u - a! calcium! po- 4. Red lg the best color to “tract ond hold attention, mentor. III. plenty ot It. 5 Few ,rord-hort antenna-1 g Do not crowd Id.“ in cm or writing. No advonlaunont In it. noun: for two ideas. boat or " IC," of our Iva. 2 (‘onnno the attention to the onci DUNK-CI by drawing outline. and put- ting in the divisions; then we nuke certain that we no Bll all“ shout the same thing. small words -e " was. a. Toll why u well u how. 7 Do not be druid ot M. typo and In not put too much on . m0. " Ten Commandments of Selling. 1 The nerves from the on: to the bum are many unm- larger than mow from the can to the bum. Therefore, when possible to use s pic- lure =nstead of worth. me one and make the words mere connectives for tht, picture. i;. Aim tor dramatic ducts “that In speaking or 'eritinr--atrtd, then out beforehand. This holdl the man- tion ECONOMIC Situation Not Desperate. "l have Just retunzed trom u trip hmngn the state. The present eco- mmir situatmn is dimcult, but not PLANS FOR POLAND The object a'or which - m - K Press Assam League I] needs peaceful develop. heal the wound. of war and way for reconstruction ot the ‘ the Premier declared in u peech. "Therefore, the gov- will direct It")! entirely to. proving economic and social Are extending their lines boundary not by the ar- ch h, shortly to become d have reached the town fy (probably Krzyvcbe, on dun boundary southeast of In the advance. Russian commanders hue been er by the Polish forces. mth to General Zollgou- members ot the commis- un usual. The league’s arming disputed districts mpuliu’ on one side or the commission mem- 1m shown courtesy by and individuals every- newspaper criticisms u! Nations have been in: to turn the peaceful missions Ind plan- already demobilization ot 5 been In the Beld sian Soviet forces W A fiwi.is avl'ltor has recently been in comm-t with another bird of mu- growa large and powerful eagle. The hm! evidently resented pretty ”tong- ly the aeronaut's entry Into bl: do. main, (Ur he gave chase, and annoyed hint for some conslderable tune. Eventually the airman was forced to dencrml, owing to the blrd's persist. Only. Before landing, however. he took every possible means to rid himself of his tormentor. He looped the loop, nose-dived, righted the machine again, completed a series at circles, but all to no avail. The eagle had him every time. This .incldcn’t occurred tome 5,000 feet above St. Moritz, and created quite a stir. That birds and insects take more than a passing lntcrest in the strlden man has made in the flying world In described by a French naturalist and 311mm. During the war he was in cinse ot st captive balloon, and any: that the numbers or birds and Insects attracted to hls aerial craft were enormous. They not only came to look, but to stay, and he was thus able to secure many rare specimens. We believe MINARD‘S LINIMENT is the best: Mathias Foley, Oil City, Ont. . Joseph Snow, Norway, Me. Charles Whomen, Mulgrave, NS. Run R. o. Armstrong, Mulgrave, NM. Pierre Ianders, Sen, I’okemouche, Despite the fact that its existence has never occurred to 99 of 100 user! of electricity. the present method of installing electric lighting ftxttrrett in- vclvus one serious disadvantage. The fixtures are fastened permanently, that is, to walls and ceilings. In the home, for example, ipterior"decora- time must often be planned Around the illuminating units, when it would be much better to arrange the fur- nishings, and subsequently place the chandeliers and bracket lights, like so many old-fashioned kerosene lamps. wherever they may be most iittingly installed. And this very flexibility has now been made possible by the invention of a new method of commuting wires and fixtures. Flush with the surface of walls and wilings, are placed little receptacles which resemble the or- dinary push-plug sockets. From the base of each bracket fixture project two curved arms, like the claws of a hammer. To attach the fixture to any of the numerous wall receptacles, the claws are simply inserted into the slots, and the fixture is brought to horizontal. A book holder, or support, of recent invention. interests unfailingly those who have experienced the awkward- ness of handling, on a small table, a pondcmus Bible, dictionary or similar bulky volume. It consists ot a hori- zontal roller bar, on either side of which in a spring-mounted surface. On these are laid the covers of the book. Whether the book is opened " front, middle, or back, the right and lett'hand men will always be level, and at the same height above the table top. The high desire that others may be blessed, uvors of heaven. Use of Bulky Dictionaries Made Easy by New Holder. New Installation Method.. Makes Lights Movable. BAUME BENGUE has Mu dad. BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTE 81.00 I to“. "it “(HMS ”Ill! tit, "B. MONT MEAL norm tor Dr. Jule. Banal Fr. coldinthe Heidandaiest' REL! EVES PAIN Nature .., _' Responds . iratareisanyvursitie every time you eat Grapes'Nuts Aerial Foes. nutrition Wat Nature m fir health and vigor. P.' GrapesNuts is a Sugar Saver "Theie's a Reason" Lou someone also got- thud: When ovoryono worn Ind nobody . You can nko . town from the dead. And if why. you make your personal Your neighbor make: one, too, Your town will be what you want it lt you want to live in the kind of n town Like the kind of a town you like, You needn't slip your clothes in a grip And start on a long, long hike. You will only tind what you left be- hind, For there's nothing that's really new; We a. knock at yourself when you knock your town It isn't your town, it’s you.'. THE FALL WEATHER HARDON LI'I'I'LE ONES Canadian tall weather is extremely hard on little ones. One day is warm and bright and the next wet and cold. These sudden changes bring on colds, cramps and colic, and unless baby's little stomach is kept right the result may be serious. There is nothing to equal Baby’s Own Tablets in keeping the little ones well. They sweeten the stomach, regulate the bowels. break up colds and make baby thrive. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box trom The Dr. Williams' Medicine 00.. Mrockville, Ont. Attention has frequently been called to slips in fact made by great novel- ists. Those who are wheat In the great things of life may need to put in a detail Involving some technical point on which they are ignorant. Some of them, like Thackeray, whose method of work aeems not to have been mlnclngly careful, went “tray on points of fact, which it ii, an in. nocent amusement to track down. In Rachael Eamond Warrington" preface to "Ihnry Eamond," which Thackeray makes her ante 1778, she speaks of the coming ot Rochambenu to this continent. Rochambeau did not come until 1780. I Thackeray speaks in "Pendennis" of Mohammed'8 soldiers cutting " the heads of all prisoners who would not acknowledge that there was but one prophet of God. The truth ta, Mohammedws believe in all the prophets ot the Bible-Noah, Abra- ham, Moses, Jeeus~only they believe that Mohammad is the greatest. Thackeray should have remembered this, for he had read Gibbon. In the "Virginiamr" Chaplain Samp- son is unlawfully arrested for debt during divine service. Under the Eng- lish law this could not be. An old of- tender like Sampson would probably have known this much ot the law, and would hardly have acepted the sltuatlon with the resigned question, "At whose suit, Simon?” Clive, in "The Newcomers," asks, '"Why have we no picture ot the sovereign and her.august consort?" The letter in which the question is asked is dated 188--. There was no prince consort until 1840. Some persona think they have caught Defoe napping when he makes Robinson Crusoe fill his pockets with biscuits before he swims to the wreck. But Imtne was a master ot fact. Prob- ably Crusoe kept on his short breeches. Sir Walter Beeant, in "The Children of Glbeon," makes a new moon rise in the east at two in the morning. It is the old moon that rises in the mom- ing. The new moon appears in the western sky and sets noon after the sun. " Rider Haggard describes in “King Solomon's Mines" an eclipse of the new moon, an astronomical im. possibility. No man ever got nervous prostra- tion pushing his business; you get it only when the business pushes you. Salesmen make paths in the forests of prejudice which afterwards be.. come the atreets of a metropolis. The power of a clan record as I success factor cannot be overesti. mated. n isn't your town. ith, hm! Authors' Slips. Your Town. New Home Hume“- iid he feature of , patented horse ur. neu developed on the mm of South Attica, and "now being tried out tn neural American emu, is the thence ot my collar or breaetband. This ls the result‘of the inventor's belief that the larger part of the animal's trac- tive effort should be exerted, not " the base of the neck. but " the junc- tion of barrel and shoulders. Aeeord. ingly he places only a very light strap around the neck. but a hesiey one Just back ot the iorelegs. The two are Joined by small straps, paralleling the witherl, and a heavier strap between the legs DRAWING (IN YOUR RESERVE STRENGTH This is What Thousands of People Throughout the Thousands ot Canadian housewives: are working from day to day on their nerve They are daily drawing more and more on their reserve strength. knowing tall well that they are using up that vital force which often means lite or death in the crisis of disease. They are the victims of a feeling of hopeless exhaustion after the per- formance of even the, small tasks which were once the simplest and easiest parts of the day's work. They and the appetite failing, sleep is dis- turbed and nnrefreshing; they lose weight, and always feel timd and de- pressed. In this condition a blood- building tonic is needed to restore health and activity, and tor this pur- pose Dr. Williams' Pink Pills m an- surpassed. Often the trouble will have progressed to a point which makes full recovery slow. but the treatment should be persisted in and renewed health and activity will be the result. The case ot Mrs. W. Schooley, KR. No. 2, Tilsonburg, Out., well illus- trates the value of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in cases of health breakdown. through weak, watery blood. Mrs. Schooley says: "For upwards of Bro years I felt my strength declining, un- til at last I could not do light chores around the place. Then a doctor was called in, and after doctoring about a month he said that only an operation would help me. I did not feel like " ing through this, and decided that in any event I would wait a while. I Pf) no appetite, often had headaches ao-1 companied by dissy spells; several times I had fainting spells, and my legs would swell, and I could not even lswoep a 'ioor without resting several itimes. Again a doctor was called in land he said the trouble was general ‘debility and nervous breakdown. The treatment, however, did not help me, and then one evening " my husband was reading the paper. he came across a case in many respects similar to mine, cured through the use ot Dr. IWillinms' Pink Pills. The next day ihe got me a supply ot the Pills, and (to their continued faithful use for ‘several months, I owe my present isplendld health. I may say that soon after beginning the use of the pills I felt a gradual improvement in my con. dition, my appetite improved, I began E to feel rested after a night's sleep and l I gained in weight. My friends were continually expressing surprise at my improved condition, as it was general- I ly believed I had become a chronic in- I valid. I always take a delight in tell. l, ing them that Dr. Williams' Pink Piirs lad respcrsiblo for my present good thealth, and as they have been a real t blessing to me I shall always continue ' to praise them." sch. Reading good books is to the brain what eating good food is to the stom- It you are suffering from any con. dition due to poor, watery blood, or weak nerves, begin taking Dr. Wil- iiams' Pink Pills now, and note how your strength and health will improve. You can get these pills through any dealer in medicine, or they will be sent, by mail, post paid, at 50 cents . box or six boxes for 82.50 by The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. "What'a the name 'o that tune ye'Ve tis' played?" Rough on Nelson. It was his ftrtrt trip to London, al- though he was no longer young. But he thoroughly enjoyed the sights and sounds ot the busy London streets. In fact, since he came from the other side ot the border, he enjoyed these more than the cinemas and theatres, where you have to pay to go in. One afternoon he lingered to listen to a small but hard-worklng band ot dissed muslclana who were perform. ing in a. small side street. When the "'tMtlectioa" was ended the visitor to London approached the louder of the orchestra and asked bluntly: " 'The Death of Nelson,‘ sir." re- plied the musican promptly, with " “on: of large tips and request: for. en- "Weel, men," replied the other, as he shook " head and moved on, "a' tesanistrrurrs-ttimantortttl your in estimated to be greater than that of the United States. In total that output-inter and 'printr---the Dominion with about a thirteenth of the population of the United sum gtates production. (knead: sprig? wheat crop yo Country Are Doing. ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO a fourth of the Uaiad m-Omened. . It is said that the ex-Kaiser attri- butes the loss of his throne to the Net than an iliomened diamond, stated by tradition to have been given by King Solomon to the Queen ot Sheba. was incorporated in the Prussian Royal Regalia. This calls to mind other superstitions in connection with pre- cious stones. . The Royal family ot Spain. was at one time possessed of an opal which they considered brought them such bad luck that they eventually got rid ot it. The story goes that King Al- fonso XII. presented an opal ring to. the Queen, Mercedes, on their wed- ding day, and she died shortly utter- wuda. He then gave it to " Match in-law, the infants. Christina, who altro died very soon after her acceptance of the gift. The King then wore it him. ult, and he, too, m in " grave within I brief period. Altar the King's death, nobody named very anxious to wear the opal ring, lo the Queen Regent hm it mund the neck ot the mum ot the Alynudena, a Madrid. Mus onyx was at one time credited with malignant poweu. the summa- anua talk of the Middle Age. Donov- in: that myono Wm " only: wouldbovmtod hymn-puma night, and hue troublod dream. _ The Kinda“ h". I great docuon tor the cat's-on, which, any any, greatly mum:- tho than“! you;- an of It: wow. Among the Bun- mint, tho ruby to c vary tum-In jewel, "uttrirtt-it"traoaeturrrt "atntrt In. no tumuouo ha boon emdited with my powon. It In mm to mac-muaxum.uan t.a1.oaatdtttat,ift-tainr)tt, tttotmtonriiiitmrttetmetKandttrtt. mute-l Mum wad on any ham or Mm to his been. It In aid that an. proof of the pod- dlns to In tho oattng, and an. "a way “was and In - In the who noel‘vod for tho but unused nu nook " the Toronto Flt - Show. m the 1010 show u m u 760. per 1b., 1m weight, N paid In motion for oattlo, MAt. per lb. (or he... Ind dle. per lb. tor huh Quality than brim . mm The “button of the realm b dtmete Anntbttq Kollernnnn, the muscle Mar, will present In her non ttlm pk! new under water, in one at which. " the heroine, m ens-go: in . mm- m “male with the villain. " to the Hound: Annual Toronto In Stock Show, to ho hold It the Union Stock Yum. Member 0th and 10th, 1920. The Inbhqueoul pictum are taken with the hdp ot s “so! chamber, oom- uining canon tad amen mun. which is lowered into the Inter. A porthole covered with thick (has. in from of which the nation the. pact. serves the photographic purpose. Now that boots are no expend". I and that it Is well to use the bottle od all“ on tor something halides and mains. I keep a. Ina-11 bottle at the on in my bedroom clout and um week I dip a until piece ot M01 in the on and rub my bitch boob ttumnmhirGrith it. Keep: lather from breaking. “They" Work while you Sleep" 1tamanemptieshi-irttohU head no mln can take it from him. An Investment in knowledge My. pays the beat interetst.-Pmnklin. Life is made up, not of grout and. he" or duties, but of “We than In which "miles and kindness and and obligations, given habitually, m what win and preserve the heart and mum eomfort.--Humphry Davy. Ila-M's Linn-mm For 0|!!le Stop growling around like a cross bull pup. You are constipated, bilious, and what you need is Cuscarets to- night sure tor your liver and bowels. Then you will wake up wondering what became ot your nervousness, dinineea, nick headache, bad cold, or upset. may stomach. No griping-- no inconvenience. Children love Cas- careu too. 10, M, lit) cents. Preset-VIM Boots and Ohm. CASCARETS Live Stock Show. ISSUE 330. 44---T?.2. h Hongr Dog Remedie- “a How to Feed lulled Freq to gnx Ad. DOG DISEASES Tli'Weii -tt it 'm'reo: New York. USA. frrrtW ALuther, "Oh I detrs'tNtrw. I” I unto! clothes tor - any in the week." "Really y' "Yes, this II It." . Every-Du cm F "One ttttdt, It dittieult in these times to dress " on ought." A Una-tun! Havoc. A city girl no whim A country friend who In try-1n; to run u model chicken farm. The girl wu much In. "rested in all that was shown her, partlculurly a line of lncubttors, in from ot which she made this observa- tion: "Bo you have incubators? Very nice. indeed; but I am than that am- llclal chickens can never lute like mural ones." _ Slaves. "Well, how would you like to live tn tho city?" Irttrmer Rat-grave: was ' n he returned from an urban “nit. "Not.at all," was " omphntlc NF upon-o. “There nin't no liberty tn tho CM. Why. city people can't. emu a m until t policeman: blown I "What In the matter, little follow t" no Inked kindly. "rtn Ion." was the reply. "Won't Ill d you (the me home to Moses “In". the well-known cut-rate “but on Brad Strut, who m int received a new lot ot an”! over- oocu. mu and [our furnishings. well he u will“ totally at [on ma out?" Not Gum Lon. Tho little clap howled sorrowful” mu unit. 3 crowd had collected. MONEY ORDERS. Remit " Dominion Express Money Order. It loot or stolen you eot you Aa_,am1anidt"iamo20atote and-ttoboe-tteel" Ila-lid M " had swallowed the not. at P.utre%_tuaxsteetadtotterttp- tad. Bi menembered the number, -dthortoNietqueotiontttmodouttas botuttirtemdaerintrbxmt-- $hrAri-taorhiehhadt-reeaNd. It. In: ruched a new note A lbw out. buys "DBttdeyrtt1tt." Af. tee In ”Dilution at "DBttder%q" you in not Ind a an» In." or may dand- A low mum himself at the "iWl0ERINE" Hetttihett thus only guanine Alph'illr; the Aspirin prescribed by physician for. oycr _nine§een yuan arid m There body on. aarirs-hB-"-e-t-"-r" Alpirln " mo trtt,io mark freehrtered In mun " - Iunucurc or In.- 'srrtiracMrsmtro,. .t s'r.'.ic.rtitarrdd. while n In well known that Annm- man. ”I- manufacture. to as”: tho nubile unlnn hum-17 H's, um Tank“:- M 1;: ‘er co-. wilt be sump“; mm nulr scan-1 tut- .narb, LN "Law 1'..;.;.' ps Hair Coming Out'. Doubles Its Beauty. The nuns "Barer" an Aspirin In of to Sterling on aiteer. It i22t'ai'r"liii, Anny- buy In unbroken ONLY TABLETS MARKED 75‘ “BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross" Ith bounty in Melbourne, - p'. The human m. to divided Into m ei---thoee who to and and it new“. and than who on all h- quire, “Why ,eeslt it done the otur True friendship in Intrigue b an exchange of trout qualities. Minn-“o Llnlment Rwan- Dunn”! Accept "C'.lirortAa" Sum) of n oattr---took tor the nuns Canton“. - tho ”Run; then you are tun 1“ child I. hung a» but and ad Mullen panic tor we little - cch. liver nnd bowelu. Chuurn In. In mm unto. mu direction! at ouch bottle. You mun-l w) “on; "California Syrup of Figs' Chihi's Best Laxative contain: 'rrttperdtrmeti-VqrPh P,t1SStettt2ta,1ts'2t: do 'ik7riiaTi,'iaTiirFarti, hrTairir"ii%"iia"aila slut-u. u-"B-"ree. of "Bare $abUta at Ankh" “ cum- proper am [I an. lYou can just Iell by In, health" stimulating odor, that " l- .olngAto 99 .vcetood USE SLUAN’S 10 , WARD OFF PAIN F3 F I only had some Sluan‘a lake Ilncnt!" How often you've - that! And then when the It”. matic twinge ouUided--oftrr hound Nigeria-7mg {crypt itl I . Don't do it 't,i,','r,,t', a bank 5 " and he) is ndy for puuible - tonight! A sudden Etta: 1. may on- on-schtica, lumbago, sore mush. hchcheJ nil johltll._ negraluia, lb pain. to aches [can tmg rom me. You'll - find warmth am - lid in Son's. the Iiniment that - '.reeo.githmt'.ru'ite.: Clean come-- on. Thmesues--36c, 70c.‘1.60 §1oa Ji,' uument t'tiiiii) CUTIEURA HEALED Rllllill EBZEMA 0n Little Bali’s Face. In Blisters. ost Sleep "Mr Itttte boy had ecu-mu t n " -tdtttmtped “chin: and lo- Ar7Fc. of “up: Tlttrov"e rs' RNA, of an 'yt, t and l ' . 'tter, tp L ttf' Tr,. "x and. t I'd beam who Culicun r",1'tte,S,',r.'t ad Ntattrrevrdr11rtci pupal.” h "s. f?d'yg,ttg as andme sun . am on an Mgt'tthtit sigma". 1ieMt' 'tht ttr', Kitts ted bid-hm. .\ and MI face gm sed. ' O "ttt likes- but an! tp then it broke cm tn h“.- L an. The human huh -.T'. (i and and In: In: In \ I become core. "The: I and Guiana Soap and OM. In I that time mm ofthe m “at gent” (Sign!) In. Y. Akundu. Box M, on Cad, Mont., Juan-13' N, 1919. MOTHER! JGarcaGa GGG-i