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TO RELIEVE MOP.01Nmlr or was-mm wm'rug. Mrs. Chamberlain, of British " mien -orttot" " “rig/10d for the an n .: to vet-Ola It In. {:1-on<99'!o I). any be th., '. n4 authorities in In In the you. women's ton aim the m t?si'ii?iiiilirt'iti' to the numbed prod - or to be Qdorned. But In. Winn-n Chou- brrlalrt, the Into oe I anchor tn the muntry north of hvomoro, Brttintt I 4.: ombia, has brought about a Moln- xr-n by introducing wt Into the m 'nduslry mt the very tntttat on“. "r:" has proved_ her prove“ an a r .-:,'ur and trapper adequately. sud in- madly very profitably. ' - ' 'nc early days of last November. , 'J, the winter days clout); in. ,', ( v: the ranch sttutttlu,aowii,' on!) ., , .mployment and much monotony . n.’ she bothougm her of A novel WOMAN' WADE _ . J", " dramatists ot Shakes- _ 'lay, though all of them manor .. u. man respects, had ell more . _ u: hln profound and 913910113“ s'r'st in human we and chorecter. tilled their scenes with “noun. beauty. They also tUUd them _ human truth. Even when they 1; the most violent incidents and sand their personage. through the t bloodcurdling odventurea. they hzed that what counted In. the mg soul and not the mere melo- rnatie climax. They were booty , careless and tneonrutent, as ‘hwrwnre hills." VII. But they '1 throw . fiaatt of blinding light. 11m deepest motive. ot the nlrlt r make them stud a; no that we at forget them. " mznur Elizabethan my 3 wt C, in led " vanity, end was): toll! _ continua; murder. When the , 2.1.x act has been performed Ind pr r the first time realizes whet it aha cries out in “only, N on ,"' I creature'." The deed'a ' ' Has the sequence of human . _ - and human summing our ., r. octsd with more penetrating . The dced'e creature! No me to live and move and ' mummy in the comfortable V n“..H‘ll, but chained and bound _ -,'r, 'her \‘Hllglng tenors of that i ', ", i'eulurmiess fate. The vmzr merramem In: oe m _ for. without Ina-luau. I t,r'T Lea were passing. tho - No Need to be Told. td of tttteen was driving not: I ."vr mad. taking . load of ulna rket, when he clinic“ to use: .mmy or young toll. who won t tly on 1 pleasure hunt. m; right.' I knew I“! - wine!" - yuung men of the pleasure- "Lought that they mm 3870 ' ift at the upon-o of tho tum- . und commenced to moo litre ' culled out to " Von)...» , he Deed's Creature. FeminineEnt-m' . wow mmv striking chain of menu; mach“ to them, my wlr‘ sigitficanee also and their u:hrai'nv.g force. Every hour, “mule. we are the death ml- ume deed's creatures; perhaps mares of some ugly and. hard. 256 at the moment. but not dose grip than: an until we I we would give u“ we haVo to t oft, and cannot. we are to be tho dad’s mar )yway. let II no. to It that out To such um ninety to them r be intolenblo. " m- enterpriu‘ to both ”It the 'vi aid in combating “In high .t Hving. She determined to .1 m do not mutually com- Istigate. murder. 3nd It might t the heavy weight of such a muse could not descend upon nevi, just the same. " u not mur'dem, the great tragte that enslave and uranium. 9 words and gestures of to yesterday, so easily forgot as the sum of thirty dollars she obtained a “and for a nix miles In length along the tlie, Columbia Hirer. covering 'nued -iandst. Hare she so! tr 1px. sumo I}!!! in limb". . her solitary round, daily, 'hr. shack " break of Jar, m the open. and returning {Munsiive day's trampling at Investment of Only $30. _ .:.. ntu:tlypsuceestttut, and n.- work gave moot amino "'. Seven hundred musk. , invIutlml In 'h"iat',','i,1tr' h ulso contained " tttrl mink. 'lat.W,tir, 1w tirst dun diam, she V minus, having received as of the (“moon's vim: the amen hundred m. F. 'W. invaded the tapping anh- year, doubtless. many nr . tirsyd by this access. ', stringing their lines of Js/ltr I o.ditftcya, odPE,t't “a”; No. 966G-Ladieaf Overdress. Price, Tjf?.' ', 33 cents. To be slipped on over the lug 'h I head; closing at side front; two-piece ltumv. pleated or plain, attached to l, and! waist. Cut in 7 sizes, M, M, as, 40, new?! 42, 44 and 46 ins. bust measure. Size """5 ,'t 36 requires/with pleated NEH ads "on t4 ',36 ins. wide, or 3% ydl- 54.1w. wide; Tl""' [ with plain tunic, 3% yds. as my. ,""y,,1', or 2.19 yds. " inmwibq ‘5 ""- J ~5h°i No. 912ir--Ladit' Dun. Print, " er'. as l cents. Two styles 01:5:qu i, or k me’without loose side in ;'37';h35-3 ' f . , inch length from ”nine. Cut in 7) W)“; l sizes, 34, as, as, 40.12, 44 and 46 int. many I bust measum. Size 36 requireo,‘with eeess, tlie panels, long sleeves, " yds. 40 s Ohms. wide, or 2% yds. 54 ins. wide; l upper front, 55 yd. t8 ins. wide; with- lout panels, without cape collar, 'ii') . (yo. 64 ins; wide. Width around bot-) xakm- l tom, Ih yds. _ I The atennae mast: of two new Jap- anese radio stations connint of rein- forced concrete poles 660 feet high. Parasitic insects not only make chickens uncomfortable, tm impair their vitality and reduce egg produc- tion. Hence the economic importance of Mr Windahl's idea. . The lid ot the jar (which has a hole for the emergenu of the wick) is per- manently fastened beneath the perch. When the Jar needs retloimr, It can be unscrewed at a moment’s notice. The inventor prefers a series ot short roost-perches, with a jar'beneath the middle of each. Evaporation of the am, while the fowls are roosting, gives a sense of ex- treme discomfort to the inmsetrhidden among their feathers, causing them to drop out and seek safety on the under side ot the pervh. There, always seek- ing a hiding place, they crawl between the wick and the perch, and the disin- fectant kills them. Along the top of the perch the wick. runan a deep grove, so " to keep it out of the way of the chickens' (out. but along the bottom it is stretched without a groove. His idea is to nttach beneath the roost-perch an ordinary preserving Jar, with a screw top, the receptacle being tilled with a strong ',"stf,tif',efi, and from it to conduct a th 7k wick all along the top of the perch and along the bottpm of the latter. The fluid disinfectant follows the wick, keeping it saturated. Henry Windahl, ot Indiana, has irv vented what he calls a "sanitary chicken roost," which is unplanned to dispose of the insect parasites .thnt amid poultry, while ineidentally hill. lug bacterial germs. ' These patterns may be obtained from your local McCall dealer, or frcm the McCall Co., 70 Bond St., Toronto, Dept. w.' mnérd's Llnlmont Relieves Distemper gmnmmvmmmmlnumnmmmmumuImImmnImImmummummvmmumummmmmn! Novel Way to, Fumigtte. . Fowls. BA’UME BENGU Grape=Nuts Rich and Nourishin§ , Ablendofwheatandm bar, . by that costshut 1itt1ityet: pro- vides a féod Of most mtg-active ' flavor, ready to iberye direittYrom ' $665-$675 thipeifiais Needs No Slgar FOR THE WINTER WARDROBE - m Our Nati . . Made t',,',',1i,,,tL2ev: Grams huh-1““ of the dangerous fumes when open flame mar ignite them and cause a serious tire. Gasolene should only be used In the open air, and clothes, alter belng (waned with it, should be hung out. side to allow It to evapomte. It should always be" kept in tightly closed metal cans, never in glass bot- tles or jars. The latter are liable to breakage and the consequent freeing Many serious firetg have beenmarted from the careless use of gasoiene. In a humid climate clinker block; are specially desirable because they withstand moisture and do not drip, as brick does sometimes. on the inside of buiMings. _ Gasolnne fumes came in contact with a lighted lantern. Ten building“! destroyed, loss, $2li0,000. Gasolene is dangerous. It is one ot the most rapidly volatilizlng tiuidg. One pint of gasolene will impregnate 200 tect of air and make ft explosive. Such clinker blocks are used tor walls, cellar ttoorts, warehouses. gar- ages and pavements. They are cheap- er than brick. and being made in larger sizes. mcilitate quick construc- tion. They take plaster on the in- terior and stucco on the exterior of buildings. For this purpoae they are crushed and mixed with sand, lime and co- ment, the material than prepared be- ing molded into blocks. . Westminster Abbey is the resting place ot those who have fpntritntted in the greatest meaiure to the-womba- lng of their country. Novel-two“. it contains few memorials which malt the-existence of those who died to bet. ter purpose than the grave of this un- known soldier. who rests unknown but not unhouored amid the ashes of the elect of the earth. When the householder’e furnace gets out of whack. there is usually reason to suspect an accumulation of clinker: in the firepot. It is rather I Job to clear them out. Now, however, a practical use has been found for these exasperating things, represent- in: incombustible material in the etfttt. They are turned to account for build- ing blocks. Great Britain has done a tine thing in dgciding to inter the body ot an un- identified 'soldier. in Westminster Mr hey alongsde ot those ot her, kings} statesmen. poetQ and ditrtingttitrtt" warriors who have there tound their last eartth resting place, may: the Editor ot the Phiituielpltia Leach: In no more effective and lmpmaive man- ner could the debt. of he nation he aeknowledgtid, for the grave will stand forever as a memorial .that the. empire realized and appreciated .tt"yseriter" of those who died nbt only in the de) tense of its liberties butlhose of the} world as well. ' _ _ The ailment. ot ohtidhttod-qontttb ntion, indigestion. colic. cold». ete.-- cnn be quickly banished through the no of We Own Tnblete. The: are e mild but thorough “the which intently ”some .the bowels and sweeten the stomach. They are guer- entood to. contain no harmful drugs and can be given to the youngeet baby with perfect “My. Concerning than Mrs. Alclde Lemge. Ste. Beatrix, Que, writes:-"Baby’e Own Tablets were of great help to my baby; They regu- lated her bowels and stomach and made her plump and '"slt". The Tab lets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a. box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- ville, Ont. peemt_satre.irstsehtnette'u mumamm'um mmm'm mun Ars-i-strait-ee Whmwmvdm m mum-mm -tqrtuMqitftntmttatottrttrno. mnmwmxmm "tandtharsmteh-nrrsrottmd mun-mun. mwgm Molecular! moothovol- mo um the I.» . but!“ and logo mu. ot [com aided out In- toulooeun. . . ' Igumucwehou‘tho urn-non Magnum mun-name I03.” Hidden]! come the tloud.. t CHILDHOOD. AHMENTS. Gasolene is Dangerous. A Grateful Tribute. Use for Clinkerd. The t111ings are liable, to break down under the tremendous chewing‘pres- sure. “Various materials used for the variouU materials used for the pur- pose have recently been tested by the U. s. Bureau ot Standards, and the conclusion it draws is that a Mandari- ration ot dental cements and amal- ouna'is needed in order that their re lstwe resistance to wear may be de- totitely known. It says that too much copper' in tillirttta discolors the teeth. It thlow’s that artificial teeth must he made of an extremely tough quality ot porcelain. The material dentists use tor fillings nowadnyl 1| usuully either a cement of great hut-ducal or a metal composition that in mostly Ill~ vet, and which may conuln zinc, cop- per and tin. q - No wonder, then, that your teeth are made of a material almost Indes- tructible except by decay. A sound tooth comes pretty near to being the hardest thing in nature, and the most enduring. _ The CS. Bureau-of étandarda has ascertained that, when you eat; the pressure exerted by your jive In more than eleven tons to the square Inch. These pills are sold Ill, meats dealers or will be sent. mail, host paid, at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50, by The Dr. -Wllllams' Medi. ciue Co., Brockville, Ont. Pale, anaemic people whose nerves are on edge, whose checks are pale. and,who tire out easily. should try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and note' the steady improvement that follows their use. A case in point is that ot Mm. J. P. Roiston, South River. Ont. who saysz-"About two years ago my sys- tem was in a badly run down condi- tion; and I kept growing worse all the time until I coutehurrdtr do my housework. I had severe heedaches, and pains across my back and under my left shoulder. " did not sleep well and would feel Just a tired.when I got up in the morning as when I went to bed. Life seemed a burden. 'I ind taken doctor's medicine tor a long time. but it did not%eet my ease,at least it did me no good. “and? a result of reading about Dr. Wil ms’ Pink Pills I decided to try them. When' I had taken a'couple of boxes I felt much better, and when I had taken tive boxes more I felt/that I was again a well woman. I have not since felt any return ot the trouble and I advise all women who are broken in health‘ to give Dr. William Pin. Pills atrial."\ You will see, theretore, that there are two prime requisites of health. pure " and bright red tttood-ttte pure air to furnish the oxygen, the Sph red blood to carry it where it is needed. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills make your blood rich and red because they increase Its power to carry oxygen. actually making it so much more able to carry increased life and strength to every organ in the body. Why are we being continually told that good, health-giving blood must be bright red? What has color to do with the quality? Just thig--the oxy- gen in the air is the great supporter ot all organic lite. One function ot the blood is to take the oxygen from the ttir-which it meets in the lungs taut deliver it to the tissues ot the body. When-the blood, filled with life- eustaining oxygen. is sent out by the he.“I lg bright red. When Jt re- turn. pure and depth/ed ot oxygen, it itf dark. RICH, RED Ilu)()l), C When the Blood Becomes Weak and Watery a Tonic. is Needed . to Build it Anevi. when ei,". ot " an m. .3311???“ '03“! an", Let their mimtirtetr'tmashth gr, one and sadness, J - That 'htsts1 Ind sigh from a bygone mam. . And near the soul with their eukar- blight. And as ever the changes of time shall reach IIB-- lta joy end blessing; its pain and fret--. . _ Be pleased, O Lord, in thy love to teach us How to remember and how to tor. get, that have -' MQ - " Bo on than: on nun-mm With their horny that: nad their the! lungs? _ Who 3 Btroir tor boning n In!!!“ Twice u bony, or twice a hr b.3001! mum-2 by tt down. A vanished, pleunre Land to the present their afterglow Of squealed light and we as» the Then live thin over-m toy Ind But. on! the tor of [Max than ttTer--- The may won! mad the kindly tulle That. _11ko bloom ' or wind. blown clout, . . Cheer with their “any. a. wary mite, F ' And wan: ma smiles our hearts the while. For hurts grow Imus!- when Of JT'EX' 111;er iii/Sat lilo bright. , - . <~‘ _ h mm you tron Hope's boun- Ot thé bid-time meloddel, sweet Aua%%g'rh-omr, - NECESSARY Ti) mm Power' of Jaws. GNW‘I’O -iiieiiiviig' TORONTO vie-5“}: Bermuda celebrated recently the 800th anniversary of the founding of its House of Assembly. It has the distinction of being the oldest self- goveming British possesaion. MONEY ORDERS. . It is always safe to send a. Dominion Express Money Order. Five doll-n costs three cents. An Amerttmr"kattrearniru" batten:- ly toitowee tot/several weeks tt'Nette and daughter who were more keen than he was about visiting Romlp ruins. At last he rebelled and In!!! down this rule: "I'll go with you to see any build. ings that mu hare 10015 on 'em, but g: to the rest, I 'Y let bygone: be bmnes." c, . ' I would not start a voyage without it it it cont 8. dollar' a bottle. ' CAPT. P. R. DESJARDIN. Behr. "J9torke," Bt. .Aqdre, Rumours:- Buniionrer silage is due tor a at}. dxtensive tria1.ttWr whiter than It has had before. The results in pro [View years have been very satisfac- Mary but only cobiparativeiy tew' Farmers have grown the crop tor sli- lnge previous to this year. It in its 1more extensive use the crop proves Prbe as satisfactory as it has alteady proved in a few cases where it has :been tried. it is safe to say that in a jaw years the farm without a silo will We an exception in Western Canada. Similar plans are being made in other parts ot Western Canada. and the already rapidly growing dairy in- dustry promises to grow much (next with the general acceptance of e tutntiombr as a silage crop. Another evidence of the value of tmntHwers as a forage crop Will be thehie gain in tigtittud steers. Many ot the larger livestock raisers are growing sun- ttowttrtr and erecting siloe for this pub pose. Thus will be considerably in- creued the tttl,',",', areas ot Canada, which, hither e, have been somewhat restricted, compared with the urge feeding areas throughout the country, and the livestoqk industry in the West will be placed on a sound basis. Geetuemen,--t have used MIN/Ann's LINIMEN'I‘ on my vessel and in my family tor years, and for mute” day 1113 and accidents ot life I con- sider it. has no equal. Minard’s Llnlment Co,, Limited. dred silos have been erected during the past summer. Typical of this nevament la the Cardston district litt Southérn Alberta, where eight 'slloe have been erected this yen- and where about tltty acres ot gttrtirowerg were planted. The crop has proved so suc- can-ml that it is predicted Mat one hundred 3110: will be built in the. dis. trtef next year and more {hams thous- and acres of tgutiftowert, planted. Many farmers haleerected silos on their terms during the summer to take care ot this my, but non ot them have tgnder.qgtitnated their re. quirements and will hue more on]? than they can put in their silos. f S1nce last year's 'result; have be- gome known, considerable widest has been shown In tpilots and endings in Western Canada and seven] http. It la who anticipated on: before my yeure have elapsed unmet every farm in the Gunmen prairie pro- vincaa will have its Min. The growth of the My industry would neturelly bring thin condition nbout in oourae of time. but the movement ia being ex- pedited by the success termere ,ere having in growing trttntiowerg. Smell his of iron: three to thirty urea have been planted in various parts of the three prairie province: ot Canal; The yields are proving more salienc- tory ,thnn the. farmers generally dared to hope, end each acre yields en en avenge trom tttteen to thirty tom ot eneilage. - Amertt='f Plonm Doe Mod].- Western 1"!me '3ot'l'rt8tgcoijGiig ISSUE No. 46-4320. Takloj No Chane". Hum {no to t,'lldf drug ' tho Au r. I. IN 1m 00.. no. 111 cg: '"t_trtrset DOG DISEASES Row 'YisrE" traf.Ef 5nd gov to Food Johnny liked ice cream. but he drew In. line It turning the freezer. One an when his mother returned home the we. web}: surprised to dud him working eny " the crank us though " lite depended on it. "'tay1ifornia Syrup. of Figs' Child’s Best Lahative child 1. having ttp, but and mu! lumen phntc tor the limo new “I. [Ivor and Devon. Children love It; trait! mu lull direction. on gel: bottle. You mun nay "Can- 10min." - Accept "California" Byrttp ct Fin onlr-look tor tho nun. Camerau " the menu. then you no sure your _f,'i,'i'ii,'i'iii'ii'i'iiitl In. Jone. m numbing - of her IonaJIttlo Mond- to . birth- dar My. _ mum," abs and. m1... . u:- yur-old who m mummy “mm: artBuotoo1dtteet,Nm you-until: you c911 out your own nut?" no child, who In main; duper- nto “on: with his knife m tort. mulled: “You, than. I’ve' often ttad being used. “I don't. see how you got him to turn the freezer," the aid to her ttttte band. 'T ttttered him a dime to do it." “You didn't so n It the right way. my. dear," replied her husband. "I bet him n nickel he bouldn't hard it tof halt an hour." The actual proeeiss of making bas- kets has altered very littlé since the alien time, gully very simple tools We mm- mlr m vooh' out» hon-“nu - . we“! at. '0 Indigo-them". Camp-mu tool the all? I on. Mutr-"ttt an 1naadtaord has nine!” it u coal: at this at home.'.', llnard'; 'lniment For Damn-nil. to: at. nigh. tttii'iGugu the}; and dhee using “vocab. ofCudcmn ~ and no haze. of Cuticun mus-.1. I._u..- n In...“ Hutu-t Guam. 135 $31566; a9ttmm.otstusesr2, 1919. muutoiu'uy-dnywl- Hm. ttttqrtoNt-eindPiarttr, G'rt'-ttpoioottrondtte.t. . It. Herbert Osborn Tells'How Sagan ' Halal Bis ife 'ttSai-i/Gi-ilu" -ikihiaimdot _ ”Wand 'lh"1',l'e'S',l h (at. his the skin - we“ bectyy in- M In only on gu--mBrtiu"-vo. any! an “Barr" Aspirin II the and. mark (row tn Cum) of haw-r My l 'm- I' 4- Ar annotation" o! “Malinda. In " in we" knnuu mu T _ m ._" ' Inn-noun. to an!“ tho public will lmltlllnnu, n e 'ru; _ ' - . will be lumped with their general (Mr mark. [he “Bn"n' , r c. 1'?etretotrttrPtttenrittt Father Wu Once I Bor.' MOTHER! T ONLY TABLETS MARKED s' "WG" ARE ASPlRllrl Not Aspirin at All without the "Buyer Cross" wa Quill. A few cont-Jun t'Danderme." Af- tar go "irlitnt4ott ot "DtuMiertue" l" In {In [ennui a fallen hair or any dam V 88. mice: every hair shows ncmr life. r, brightness, mare color on d lite, 'tiso, thickness You don't know whether 34..) no “cumin: or going." You we wanna. constipated! You feel hertdaclp, full ot’cqld. May, unntrung. Ycur mull don't ttt---trreath to bad, Git: allow. We Cucnrets tonight tor you‘ll-or and bowel: And wake up cleargéboh gelic and cheerful. No grfping--ho1tr. convenience. Children love (mam. too. 10, M, 50 cents _ -' Idl-knovn. burn. ban “BI-(vol! ml- voruud. chm tt was ttmt mum and In ll". 3 (Wu-don ct larv- alumi- gnr of mug._cook EpouL gum minis: arm at an; "x..." loaned. ”cation this may, tTs'itxlhfChihi .. ‘ Fil': " “They work while you Stem“ Stops Hair Coming C . Doubles Its 'Beauh'. OLD STANDBY, FOR ACHES Mi) PAENS SPCCIAILY those frodtzrmxy Elmdied by rheumatic hung“. A counter-irritant, Shun; Lini- ment matters the may-12m ac" Me- rck: without rabbis"; to (1m n 71% 1qu p111. loop relieving.tite m ire ax v‘ r n. 53! Randy and for ueing and tr-. pains and arlus of h nude drain. jui 't _ F ' $ilat att . 1inirrricenri PM?" muss-aw ..- You 5.. at. healthy ode. Sloan 'r, Cir, ONELY In man or woman who keep. Moan'. handy will tr'.t 10'! " that “be thin: if RETTriiéh' ua "urirtutarid " tree ot M. the "moat.- m W "DANDERINE" CASCARETS it”. "tTauiiiisrard - Iii, you'll you did. Thou-n3: Wuhan: to " with thu. Lam" "tict, WANTED: nun NA?!“ ll B. rer"dr, tor 11193011.! of 111w Inuit“. hf Cr knowfrom i: q sti: )r tr.ut it will do} Emu! is aold by tthx 5119. used cvcryxmcsc Hy eliminating the mbagn, neuralgia. rtitfrress. scream. RITE. dignity Grug- " to ma,