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I I It has become . oommonpheo, bud . ”no com-vim, that tear ti!!! 'ntsrpieion no tho not! -tes "l “at“ - Viscount Cieo. ‘m i r the most striking facts Ibout this world ot our: in that so much of u in “maimed, unproductive. unoc- cupied: General Brunweli Booth. It we as private citizens in peace In as worthy as our neither! were in war, tin re are no problem we cannot solve. no heights of destiny to which we can- not climb.-- Stanley M. Bruce, Prime Minister ot Amtrak. Ono of tho greats-t ornament- at the British Judicial system is expedi- tlem. Nothing is so subversive of pub. hr couNlesnee u what enthupeue cane/d “tho 1:". 6etar."---Btr Ernest " is an extraordinary comment on the intelligence " hum beings that a mum larger population should be crowded Into the um nod name. ant shuns of London than I: to be found within the 3,000,000 amino miles covered by Autstnuttc---Hnrold Carx. Our duties to mu: include paying our way, but 3130 Danna our debt to tho past and the future by keeping In arm r the treasure. which we have ltr herlwd; Sir “laden Pom. It In in a great consolidated Promo taut church that we alone an moot the onshulht or the van-lou- igttluqt+ st work undermining 'olitrSmc---1atrd log (Ni Recent Scyings of British " W Mn) B The Tor " you will W - One tguts of two tnk Ir tbat they wifl ping “aid as r fl and (at a " diained “s " what: " no” worry 'iftieth Anniversary of Firs Wheat Shipment. onerMnuto pom After the can, ton, "Forgive In our trespassazs. How to Make Ankle Supports. are In the habit ho tretrPatt. mix a mite more elm " the ghe altts r wood used i, pipe making is d from u species of heath which in h Pyrenees and ebwluro. nothing to do with the brick. D. It to It ho have to face much busi- Are warnod by an expat in run the same risk of More the boiling of the ot the new. In the unable ho w” LN. to "C, bushels. This was shipped by mama to Hug. thence by rail to vho moan! mrtetrettton in Ed! potnted out that the um Inaugurated by this unt of 857 bushels In ill to total shipments of WP ll gRiotn or Durham o In hm y in tha The tam and in the autumn a a! Toronto decided to .000 bushels ot wheat rulwuyl had not that Indian We". the most league- to my mull thyme? can“: I turquoise Mry, Hume 1oe4m wide-eyed Blue. " 1878 " amen mol- in tho of W ‘t M's a o! it tl at an ity. " dov rmony In blue Doug/ho Hum trust worthy It you WI! he bandage cimulmiou lch tsurely tinqse bad he wheat y haul be [Pr TE y when he: me I of the tl _, , ', Children Like It-- ' J V So Will You ., . 'r At tl V hrrt min of a ' _" I mm, buy "Buekirr'C' The a n m..- " w. ta, , min.“ ' plant lend The sky IREGAINED HEALTH I Surnames and Their Origin , B NOW HAPPYI mum-:3. -""""""T"' PH'"' u The Experience of a Quebec Wo. man With Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. Mrs. L. D. nemle'r. as annual: Street, Quebec. is one of tho thousands ot women who, when she found he health falling, resorted at once to Dr. WiWamtr' Pink Pills. and now find. herself in perfect health. Mm. Ber- nher "sm:---", was very weak, tub- ject to headwhes and was unable to sleep wel. Tealmonlalc in the news- papor- persuaded me to try Dr. Wil- Punt' Pink Pill. and the result has been moot mist-story. l hue to zalne-d my health, the headaches hm. left mo; I deep well at night. and I have trained in weight. Naturally I am feeling happy. I strongly recom- .mvud Dr. WMamab' Pink Pine to all weak people." " Try Dr. Wil1ttuntf Pink Pins for tutaemia, rheumatism, neuralgia, ner- vommess. Take them " a tonic it you are not in the best ptiansiett4 oonddttou and minivan a resistance that will Reap you wen and 3mg. It you win send us your name and address a m- tlo book, "8qu Up the Blood," will be mailed you prepaid. This mac book contains many useful health hints. who” permanent L up in the property support ot perm: Chi-mention of L parting would put a} nest and would we timber mining of I m D Itt na Further Shipment of Buffalo to North. operations wort' carried mu m! a cotmrararivoly few lost-s. R made by the wardens. who for wars have been guarding ihe " mum-m Ill md on the high was? The man; m, hunt on servlng hls own in-! was, makes political appeal to ob. n certain choice holdings ot timber. tl, then presto! the man “he has a tta l and " three-year ' l, the. lust consignmm ixhl on August " new Minn a week later. mum re in. take bye to th ated hen m rr n 9 great 17,000 squa {coding grounds k lo‘Y’ark near Port Territories. (73mm 3 the buffalo tron n by tho fact tha hour Wainwright matelv tr, miles lot The Timber Pirate. in; the past tumrner the Depart- of the hue-rim- rantinued the ex. egtt of moving trutralo from the mi herd at Wainwright. Alberta, , great 17,000 square miles 0f nu- feeding grounds known as Wand iuTark near Port Smith. North- Tetnwitorlen. Canada's success in g the hun'aio from extinction is a try tho tact that the national nmr Wainwright. which is ap- mateh- Ir, mile! hing and 13 mile. in not int-[e mumgh to provide ' Cold. buy "Buekley's", The ' ftre: duo does tau, 'ant rein-vs the cough haunt y and delight. the Luca maven: from an other remedies for Coughs. coto,BrouehhU. Pr.venu"Flu", Pneumonia Ind all Throat And Lung coublet Son! everywhere under money-Mun“ gun-m W. K. Buckley. Link“. In I'm! M.. Tuna 2 m m pan (waiving permanent forest pro- whare tree" “mild be treated est crops. and our forest re- handled for perpetmty. (‘nna- real and Outdoors. n Bu 919,-“; an I) Ont :u acatihe"Llr-- Idadcupmvull P by 500 in Slave ' south 4 Issu: No. 2--'27. n UL W Id nd ore in the trest of l , 'l number of valves . is. yuur with Hm but“ _ mm form Wainwright P", the other signs point It the spoils and tray um- forever. leaving, l tire trap for thou- investment is tied ty. is this honest atanettt industries? lands by capable an end to this man t'evettt this type of our forests. This tr lan arrie pills through s: 50 cents 3 nm' Medicine tit: th Hum yw puiulcultsrti, the HM out along the 925. Thes animals rail to Waterways T to the unloading river about swan- t Fitzgerald. requlred to Imus- lings. 493 two-year vale. indium that lust'summer haw ts We e pseudo set- ml? Investi- rst place the est land, and proximity to . from frost! nposiliun for tes talhi the required tor oils and say m yet with P than that The man " onc Ir signs. point nf this nnrth- us buffalo. 'ed to [milk 493 two-year dds selected. t left Waln- ‘hing its dos- u from be} H to skim t Baby's Ottrt made " l Babvhood to the ad, . ' you”. Is; Ai Tl n tor a fur reap: the field m entire with only Reports fur some the wood any box ri,' h MEDICINE THAT :2: l, lu, MOTHERS NME '0per nliul 1 "Drama du Keynes was "cloth of ERennes." Chaucer. refers to it as cloth (ot "Radneo." l In the middle ages Kenna, in Bri- ”any. was one of the most Impcrtatst ‘Mmmercial and industrial cities of inorthern France, and was indeed (famed for the quality of cloth it pro- l ducted. . RAINES. hmrtatlorts--Rains, Raynet. Reyna. Racial origlrr--EngOh. aource--A locality. Here is a grow ot family names the B0urM5 of which is not " nut twos- nizable because the spelling of the source has changed since the names developed from it. There is an entry in the recorder ot certain medieval guilds In England re» fen-mg to "me-ie, canvas, "rnitt- mnee, humane chalmm. (have du Keynes and drapts de says." Those) who know their modern French will recognize the word "drape" as cloth and the "tsore" as tho modern "tsoie," or silk. l Rey i,tiogt Baby's ()wu Tame-ls do one Mow only, but they do II well. They act as a gentle laxative which thoroughly regulates the bowels and nations the stomach. thus humming comUpuHou gum! Indigestion. colds and simple (News. and turn the 011mm rah-My baby I'/'J,', n well, happy. laughing child. 3 Baby's Own Tablets are sold hy Mrs? H, oakee, Sarnla, Ont., s "l have used Baby's Own Tab my home for the past {met-n my home for the past ftt1eeo years my! I believe the good health my ehild. rm: enjoy is due entirely to this medl- chte. The Tablets are helpful at teeth. Lug time; relieve colds and are " ways Iretwtitria,l in the mlnor ailments ot little ones. I have roemnmemded Baby’s Own Tablets to other mothers wltosc experience with them has been as sallsraclory as my own." Baby's ()wu Table-ls do one thing only, but they do ll well. They act as a gentle laxative which mmughly Baby's Own Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or direct by mail at 2.3 cetttg a box from the Dr. WMams' Medicine 00.. Hmckvine, Ottt, and and Those wlr bus changed The lawn some brilliat mauled In th A tangible feet along, " [ha face upw Everthing long. lt Been bad tau their nut thus in t It tun-med that the rain in dripping had caused all things to fall out l their natural proportions and remain thus in trembling uncrrtuinty. 1 The men who walked ahead were suddenly heroine " --- duplicated ICI their other hart walking below them,' upside down. in the pavement. It was very blue down there, the tone one sometimes sees in a clear sky through rain that is still falling: at mlor drenched in atmosphere. There were brown clouds. too/ I little threatenitig; and there were many stars strange shooting star: with talla that shook. The daylight passed to late eosphur There (‘illllt' another shower which intent-titled the illusion. The men walked faster and the lights became more bright. it ates-mm the town had risen to the sky. and dropped to meet another sky below. A circling heaven with one min stret?~h of earth. ' ()ur has touched the stars. And now pur walk is done. Wo scrape- the mud from our shoes with tails that shook. i “Ye are the salt of the earth," said The daylight prsssmi to law eveyuuru.e Master to hilt dist-ml“. using a There mntw nttother mhower “Itit'h‘coplmmt figure of Speech to describe intensltletl the illusion. {their fum‘tlon in society. The primary The men walked mater and tho mission of Christianity is dkchurgod lights lu-a-a-me more bright. iwithout noise. It works most ettety lt “will” the ttttill had 1'19?" to the lively when it in allowed to express sky, and "rolrped to Inn-t another sky‘nsett in its own way. Likt- true “it. below. -.' c',ru'liug heaven 'with on? " does not, ant-mt mAicar whiln it trtin "ttitil ot earth, {nukes its works. Men uro- lnfluonred our fans tutu-hm] the Hull's. by " most deeply when it t‘umus upon And now .(‘lllt' walk is done. 'them unawut-es. working in them We wimpy-the mud from mn' uhtmemugh the silent energies of the AM rise our doors behind us. ispirit found in devout and faithful Wr, treud on marvels in drawing. men. from whom there tum-s the mums. ' vitamin]: power which lays hold ot all Wo an- Just littls men again. 'who come in contact with them So ------i----- . _ Christianity grown and spreads. titani- Climate and Sleep. forming men's lives, giving them new 5106p is largely a m'attor of climate, 1 vlstons, and tiuisethaytn with joyous according to a. new theory. In Gold energy in their obedbnoo to the Val regions mankind needs a lot of i'i'li'j? God. When (‘Hsum "il in tho food and not too much ssleep; in “0,193: and spice ot faith. they are not tropics, on the other hand, a lot of morelr ittettotnive, but become “mu“. sleep ad Ffrry little fat in the diet 1. ly the qource of mischief. But where the best rule. over its vigor and tang in felt in I man. ‘1. “__-..|.._- M-..” innAm it (inn. A dentist is the only man who can tell a woman when to open and shut her mouth-and get away with it. Don't bury the dead past. Cremste it. Quicker. . Sneezing '-ue M Maui's Llnlmenk. It Hi" The1 0111‘ fans touchesl the stars. And now pur walk is done. We Fit'allt' the mud from our show m close oui. doors behind us. Wtt tread on carpets In drawing. mns. ' r.v's ()“n Tablets Han Bubyhtmd and Childhood Ailments. rained heavily all the afteruoun. then, between the hours of tire six. it ceased. we who had (la-MN] to (and; a "hanged their plans and walked. tr town was full of lights us it , brilliant thing had burst, and re- ed in the Mr and deep down in the thl After a Rainstorm. a rd u depth of exhalation. happiness drove 0110‘. ling the v-hiu and 51min; the “HS a: atmosphere. brown clouds, too, I ing; and there were similar into: high very Banish 3‘s in Variation..----, Moray. Racial ortgirt--Nottish. 8ourere--A locality. . Thane family names were originally, and trtill are, of a Highland clan num- mnl us variations. The Celtic form of the Clecit Murray‘s name is "tttol Mhoirldh" Ir "'Sbl Mhoirrtch." It is simply derived trom the fact that the clan dwelt in that mm ot Scotland known as Moray. Stmngely enough, however, though} the clan in distinctly Celtic, its found-i er was not. It was rounded by the grandson of a Fleming who settled in Scotland during the reign of King‘ David I., and who waived from that monarch many raven. including large grams of land. The family founded by Preekln bemamo thumughly estab- lished in the nohllity of Scotland. bat it was a junior branch, not the senior brunt-h of it, which dtveloped the high- land rim: of that ngrup. The fltmt chief of the dun-Murray “as " sun at the ‘yuumzw- son ot this Fleming settler in Scotland. " has been claimed, however, that the Clan Murray does not u the strict sense of the term constitute a high. land clan. In 1745 it was Mated "The Murray» are no clan family. though the duke of Atholl .18 the head ct a number c4 haunts and gentlemen of the x'Lme at Murray in the lowlands; but he 1:1 domuvally placed here (“mung ih- list of highlandora) on ce- cmmt hf his esten:cive following of about 31M! higttiirua'res." it would lenl about sm-m Firs! set'l’etur} or mo- ' to Lumlou, who hex rt Sim: from tho King of "any Miss Violet Puri Mr. A. Parish, Muryrel that union of the kind When th Thou. running up the garden path He waves to a window high; "He must have got a fortune loft Said the laughing passws-hy, night. Just on the Why, hei m A fortune left! A tortuuia left'. Yes! his shtp'u come mailing in'. There's now a baby h, that house. And more} Joy outside and In. ~Margaret Sheppard ly the source of méschief. But where, even-1m vigor and tang is felt in a. man.‘ hi companlons cannot Ignore it. Conn tact with than in whom it operates its It: inevitable infitgNttte. - The; Times (Lnbdon). . I awe:- have for its thumb. Socks worn by babies’ slumld have, according to one expert, a compart- ment for the big toe, jun as their An acid nomad; wand by 'oh-tion often creates rheumatic Iymptomn. Set your atom-r): right with Seize“ Syrup. Any drug no”, down In his haste to reach the gate Some One of Importance. " "Salt of the Earth." , there msunhers at [he 'elan" their uwmhc-rship in various .ns, though they llvei under whip of tlr. Murray vhiss.f. MURRAY. try of the, Afghan legauon who has received permkw w King ot Artrharrietast to “whet Pariah. daughter at sh. Maryle'ootr?. lt is the ike Mr. G. Ghaus h ‘ke lull') babies” should have eight k the people com kat One M the many interesting ucttvt- ties of the k'opest Service, Depmunout of the Interior, Canada. is. the collec» tion and extraction of tree needs. Four special seed extraction punts now operate in the wash-rt: pmvluu-I tor the purpone of net-tiring seeds from the cones of coniferous trees. During the winter of 1923-26 the” tour plums attracted tweuly-tive hundredwetxht ot seeds. Large quantities of new are supplied to the Forestry (bunnlsstuu supplied to the Forestry Commission of the British Isles for use in carrying out the program of refm'esung unnq cupled lands in ("out Hrhmn. Seed has also been ottipped to the Pores: Service of New Zealand for a uimHur rMorentattott program In that Do mittion. In the hater mum'tlon it In mum-sung to note that the New 25.. ' Fore-st Servic" is headed by At (Indian who received his forestry Lnlnlng in Cunt"". Canadian Tree Seeds. Announcement to RED ROSE TEA Enthusiasts . Saint John TORONTO T. H. Estabrooks Co., Limited CENTURIES ago, when tea was first introduced to the English Nobility, the precious leaves-then almost priceless --were packed in sealed lead containers. For many generations lead continued to be used as a protective package for all hne quality teas. Then the modern metal, Aluminum, was introduced. But during war-time and later, paper bags and paper boxes were since. In our 30 years experience putting up Red Rose Tea we have used all these containers and each has some particular merit. But careful tests over a long peridd prove that Aluminum is by far the best container that has yet been found, and paper packages of every kind the poorest. When in contact with dampness paper absorbs moisture which soon affects the quality of the tea, and in some instances completely spoils it. Having found the paper package unreliable and uncertain, we have again adopte the Aluminum package which we used years ago. For we know now that Aluminum can be better depended upon than any other. Unlike paper, Aluminum does not absorb moisture. It preserves all the original flavor and strength. So now and in the future Red Rose Tea will be packed in the Aluminum package, as it was in years gone by. 'oron to Resourceful Teacher "lld,vr would, height of a mum t-v um meter?" Bright Hm "1d io aw ter m thetop ot the w men ure th Mlrord's L Then-"II no who tHer w 0W "('(:i"i:iiiii',7hittai Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism A” h the M marl trrri_wrett in Pundit of I “I“! of Canonical! (An-U1 5.”th Add. "A h CALM. can It!" nut-cum. u. luv! tho um - _ . . . A.,-,,. -4... .Lm. mun] I-I ..II'II - II w' -.....-_""'e' -" r _ 'hG"Co"a"G"r'artiTiiiarau, wax-mm igrgely used Gd Save held sway ever Lmiment,--ee" reliable DOES NOT AFFECT Ti: HEART l Winnipeg " 'ool like the young foo' " like an "id fool. ':iiiiii'i')h"gaiit pa Gin-Ito." In I}... Foil-M Hi0. V. co, P.O. III "N. Vm-l. " Fla-0710], fag A he toms: r. (inn-x " 0m the [ammo or, and then Calgary Edmonton lube ham I Classified Advertisements (I'llilll "I my" -u-.u‘..- v. _._,_ - ' Add. "A. H. A.") Inn- " " nu - cum ttee whin- mm“ mum-u u- 'ter our nut-l an. at. It. "qu a... and“ of Barring-5M" y' if...” I' 'cTROLA STYLE. PULL l INET. pity: " hoards. 48 s tions, numnutic. Value 895.00 835.00 5111313110006. Poisson, 840 M Rom But, Montreal. Accept on]; "Bayer" package whicE contams proven directions. Htldv "luyer" hem of " mum Also bottle. of " and ttttr-Drug- throng) that hr tidtrr.ee, tlots many .. FitiitopuoNE ". One Like. tought worthy tct bot m yed m B