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"Had any otrerst" with ed An explorer was speaking at a din- ner given on " behalf before he left on 3 long Journey into the heart ot Anita. _ In concluding his remarks. he said: "t than you tor your hind wishes re- nnin; my weilare on my dangerous journey. end want you to know that when I am far nway, surrounded " ugly ginning laces, I shall certainly think of you." but ll 'brour low: none Ind c from them Mart lite is A riddle, because lt ia t fragment. We are only tttls ty? {all one volume ot a story that “tends t an . "wanna; E.t no tl et of ilKlk th' behalf. 't,"t'lllsh"l's' Lite is a riddle, becauso human. We are only up). one volume ot . story that n Mr. Dunn: turn a woma “in 8mm mg. pr“ w um; am. tth e large pie'ce ot tapestry will! Resp I”: g T..4htrii, ' naked“ trt l iuiris Gani trqtg ttt unfold In ed our attention fixed on one rt le that 1 small part o. gho JdG't . we like mechanch who we only one nation or the gum engine or nnbtlo New or mechanism " which they nr. laboring. and never an the con- vict. machine. In . word. I. new in part null unequally movie” tn oart.-De" Butcher. he Ply Fhshermau--"Did you catch nil bone trout with nothing but worms?" Bor-"Ott, no! Ther was brains at be other end ot the line." he In at " Ma m Mar " M Wt rd tt H One of Liu's Limo Joke. an tf :11. why don't you Nubody‘s looking we Notice: Locate “mine try young woman ot high wing lane type In"; green fuselage Inge nose.” " LIFE A FRAGMENT tated the world in six days, Mare ot the Job is shown try that it has taken men cen- Ther lien! t or appreciation does not " o the man who most deserve- Mn All m ot our neighbors seldom bout all my letters begin we 'rord-'Unless'." Great Expccutiom tnercial travellet we: interesting event I Wumer ti Simple Truths alw tr How is it that the other ett a very thin Joint with at ways bill. Apprerttiee--"Hatrit, 1' . rking in I sandwich " nder-"it doesn't make my boy. My experience ls out, anyway." How dc s a decided unilormiu ot my mail this Morn. It thtesn't (the much to head." -"Thars right. One ook at you." --"The art ot telling a ot knowing what to trimonial bonds are ety. We don't hear e vol! at the door the beast got in and As Ilse men do not 1 men will not take lvice tightly corked. palaces though we to raid the ice box dot paying on some n't mi F hate a diet th she whisper you mean d ll ‘orruw tive and dieting as anticl- at home telegram t happen- a man An am- iii plot “A?" aid you about ike d.' " it " It w _cuiIrius' ' ninth of fat can make I a lot or tlifiercnce. A woman who has taken 11 lbs. ott her 139 lbs. says she "reels so fine and happy." She writes: "Two years ago i suffered with pains in my arms and shoulders, so I decided to try Krii,.chen Salts, seeing in the papers what i; had dong tgtr others. Although I only Weighed 189 lbs., I looked very tat and tell it. But after taking a spoonful ot that wonderful Kruschen every morning, in hot water: and lemon Juice, I went do“ lo 128 135., Git 1 faist as; I' tart it not beiltr (ii?, It. 1 how no signs ot any pain _ vittaiiirer'. I in iioi finite sure, but 1 think this is my sixth jar. I feel lo the 3nd gain that I “a to Erite and Id m In?! in: Kmschen Salts bu. done tor me. I have n blend here that In started toting It, Ind also has reduced from 138 lbl. to 132 ttrs."--' M. . Mart in!" Kmachen Baits-that" the common-unto II! to redttee-bttt 'don't an. them on: the idea that The essental or distinguishing char- acteristic or the Western prairie soils is the possession of a large proportion ot vegetable matter and its concomit- ant nitrogen. it is to this act unques- tionably, says the Dominion Chemist, that these soils primarily owe their re- markable fertility and lasting quality. For the most part, they certainly con. tain abundant stores ot the mineral ele. ments ot plant food, but in this respect they do not differ from many soils ot less productiveness in other parts ot the Dominion. it is the larger per- centage ot nitrogen-holding humus torming material and its intimate cor. poration with the sand and clay that give to these soils their superiority. chemically, physically and biologically. Lastly, there is the winter with its in. tense cold practically locking up the stores ot plant food trom the autumn until the season opens again. Waste ram leaching, such as occurs in court. tries in which the winter is mild and opt-n, is thus prevented. “Somebody once said that brevity is the soul ot wit, when he obviously meant to say that wit 's the soul ot brevity."--G. K. Chesterton. SHE ulill(fi0 FAT -.-..-- Mil FELT IT Takes Hot Water, Lemon Juice-and Kruschen Salts TAKH--2 tablespoonfuls of Phil- tips' Milk of Magnesia in tt glass of water BEFORE bed. In the morning take 2 more tablespoonfuls with the juice of a WHOLE ORANGE. That's alll Tomorrow you’ll feel great! Or take the C(}uivaYent amount of Phillips' Milk o Magnesia tablets. Each tablet is equal to a teaspoonful of the liquid: - ___ A YET- This Morning No "Acid Headache ' “No Upset Stomach Scientists sag this is the QUICK- EST, SUREST and EASIEST wags to combat FEELING TH EFFECTS of over-indulgence-the most powerful acid neutralizer known to science. Just do this: TAKE-U. tablespoonfuls of Phil- Get genuine Phillips" Milk of Magnesia in the familiar liquid form, or the new, marvelously convenient tablets. Be sure it'n PHILLIPS'. . . the kind doctors endorse. Too Much "Party" Last Night Too Mueh Food, [on Moors. Smoky Earnings of leading gold mining companion are at record levels, and although gold is " a premium of over 50% the shares of the leading Canadian gold producing companies have appreciated only moder- ately In value in the past six months. Ste-valuation of gold, with consequent perpetuation of all or most " the premium is practically aaaured. WE OFFER ON REQUEST concise analytical studies of all Canadian gold mining companies of any importance, including all the following: - - - CUT OUT AND MAIL THIS COUPON without obligation on my part. please forward me your booklet, "Gold the Key to Conditions," also report on the {allowing mines; Name T. H. McWHIRTER COMPANY Limited ELLERAL BUILDING TORONTO DOME SISCOE BRALORNE Prairie Soil Superiority NOW IN IADLET OR “QUID FORM The Most Prosperous Canadian Industry MADE m CANADA The position of Gold in the world's; economic slnlcture. analyz- intt and making clear It: puzzling features. has been carefully set out In our booklet "Gold, the Key to Conditions." GOLD MINES Now Getting the Pounds Off LAKE SHORE TECK-HUGHES NICOLA Recent Events From Overseas The few words he addressed to the men when he became commander- imchiet are well remembered by them. "I am the new Win-C.", he said. "Thought you would all like to have a look at him. If you see me about and some new rating. says 'Who’s the old gentleman?' you say. 'Don't you know?' That's the C.-ln-C. and mind you Jolly well salute." London, Eng.--William Smith, aged 47, a plasterer, who pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing 25 3 3-4d from a hospital collection box, was senten- ced to two years' imprisonment at the Old Bailey. This was his 24th conviction. Smith, it was stated. was sentenced to death tor desertlon in the field in France. This was after wards commuted. Weymouth, Eng.---Admiral Sir John Kelly stood on the "Admiral's Walk" above the navigating bridge ot the tiaipship Nelson recently and waved good-bye to his Beet, He sailed away from Portland be- tween two lines of battleships, cruis- ers and tlestroyerts---the Home fleet, of which be had been commander. in-Chief since last year. London, Eng.-Welsh Guards and Beeteaters, summoned by a bugle call, tought a blaze in a shed adjoining a refreshment room Just inside the gates ot the Tower ot London one night recently. Omcers, N.C.0.‘s and men doubled to the shed the root of which was alight, and practically extinguish- ed the tire before the engines from As each ship passed. the solitary figure on "Admiral Walk" saluted and then waved farewell. The procession was five, miles long, with bands on the formats-tie playing "The Admirals Salute" and “Rule Britannia." When the last ot the destroyers had dipped her tlag to the departing commander-in-chief, the aircraft car. rier Furious turned out ot the line and airplanes rose from her decks to give a final salute trom the air. "Our John," as Sir John had been known throughout the Home Fleet, will be missed tor his understanding attitude towards the probems of all those serving under him. He was on his Way to Portsmouth to haul down his flag. His successor is Admiral Sir William Boyd. A pall of mist hid the ships trom the land, and gave a sombre touch to the scene. As the tragship came abreast of the Renown, which led the line, the ad- miral acknowledged a thunder of cheers from ratings who lined the decks. irey possess reducing qualities in ttieimselves. This is what they do-- they clean out the impurities in your blood by keeping the bowels, kidneys and lijer in splendid working shape, and on you with vigor and tireless energy you'd almost forgotten had existed. And after two weeks your excess Beth stuts to go-you'" know it-feel it-- see it. The'scsles will tell are story. Kruschen sum is obtoinsble " all Drug Stores at Me. and ae. per bottle. Address WRIGHT-HARGREAVES MACASSA SYLVANITE His 24th Conviction. Bids Good-bye. Fight Flames. Commencing with the next issue at this paper, we take pleasure in pre- senting a new feature under the above heading. This is a series ot travel articles, contributed by the well-known traveller, Capt. F. H. Reid. Captain Reid is a Canadian who con- ducts travel parties to and through Europe. He has fast returned from an extensive trip, covering much territory that is quite on the beaten path ot travel. Many interesting things have affected him personally or have come under his observation and we have asked him to recount them for your benetft. These impressions will appeal to the imagination of those who have not en- joyed the advantages ot foreign travel but who have nursed the desire to, some time, see the things about which they have read or about which they have herd, through friends and . P They failed. Their machine crashed on to the lines at Brough station. A few seconds later an express train thundered through. They were saved by tive yards. three stations arrived Little damage was done. Narrow Escape. Brough, Eng.--Two pilots, one with his foot Jammed in the rudder con- trols, vainly tried to save themselves from crashing on the main Hull-Don- caster xailway line at Brough recent- lr. Unusual Wedding. . London, Eug.---A real Chinese wed- ding, with all the ceremonial ot the East, took place in Loondon recently. But there was one similarity with English marriages-the bride promis- ed to ohev. The wedding took place at China House, (lower Street, W.C., and was conducted in almost exactly the same way as it would have been in China. The bride, Miss Chang Fhu-Ying, had come from China, and was in true C'hinese costume. The bridegroom was Mr. Lie uTsin-an, who has pass- ed his final examination at the Lon- don School of Economics. Not a Scratch. The two men were Captain N. H. Woodhead and Flying Oftleer L. F. Stanley. They were not even scrap ched, although the airplane's wings were ripped by telephone wires bor- dering the railway. The Guards, in fatigue dress, were cheered by a number of visit- ors. including a party or American tourists. After the ceremony the whole party went to a West End Chinese restaur- ant to celebrate the event. But they had just escaped death by five feet. Their airplane. in its uncontrolled descent, had skimmed a 22,000-volt electricity cable. They climbed out and walked round the machine to examine the damage. Members ot the airdrome stat! had seen the crash and rushed out, but met the two pilots walking to the airdrome. She wished to secure the costs ot repairing the car and the garage tees tor the period. The clerk was instruct. ed to look up the law on the subject and advise the woman how to pro. ceed. The bride's maid of honor and the bridegroom were in European clothes. The ceremony was performed by Mr. Peon Yu, who was the bride's schoolmaster in China. The bride and bridegroom had the support of a large number of fellow- students. Captain Woodhead immediately went up in another alrplane to main. tain his flying nerve. it hurrtld v r e an 1119 the kin-Bo? iii Ngr& kl)t121i1yud, tclit,-', In a Chinese marriage there Is no minister, but an essential feature of the bride's declaration is a promise to obey her husband. Surbiton, Eng.--A woman garage proprietor ot Brighton Road, Surbiton, asked the advice ot the Kingston Bench recently respecting a motor car left at her garage a year ago which had pot been claimed by the owner. Midi?!" Pir2mlr-A, yoman (ll-ig- in? as con car was drownet'i when golfing resort, recently, but. her three paturerlgers--another woman and two children-were rescued dramatically by I young man. Swimming under the muddy water, he tirst.brought the two children to the surface, where other rescuers took charge of them, and, diving again, brought up their mother. The drowned woman was pinned against the steering-wheel, and it we: only with ditBculty that her body was released. t An Announcement of Special Interest To Our Readers Dramatic Rescue. Car Forgotten. quaiutanees from other lands. To those who have travelled these articles will conjure up memories ot pleasant incidents, lovely scenery. quaint dress and customs-above all. much kind. ness received amidst unfamiliar sur- roundlugs. Travel is an Important medium of good understanding. It me people of one country appreciated tue motives and the nroblems ot the peoples of other countries, the tear or interna- tional discord would soon cease. The range of incidents related will carry you, not only to the British Isles but also to Portugal', Spain, Hungary, Italy, Jugoslavia, Switzerland. Austria, Czevhosslovakia, Germany, Holland, Belgium and France. We know that you wlll enjoy them. We will appreci- ate your comments. The first story or the series will e "An Encounter With Scotland Yard." The driver of the car, Mrs. Jackson Russell, ot Arehertield House, East Lothhw, was accompanied by her sis- ter-m-iaw, Mrs. Boyd, and Mrs. Boyd's children, a boy aged 10 and a girl of 14. The car was approaching a park- ing place at the side of the harbor when tor some unaccountable reason it failed to stop, and tell over the Wall into the water beneath. The rescuer was Mr. Jack Stewart, a 21-year-old upholsterer ot Westgate, North Berwick. "I threw " my Jacket and shoes and dived in. "l groped about, and, feeling the mechanism of the car and the axle, I realized that it was lying upside down. Mrs. Jackson Russell's husband Is a. large landowner In the Gullane dis- trict, and Archerfield House, a large mansion, stands In magnificent grounds. "l was standing at the harbor, talk» ing to a friend.” he said, "when the alarm was raised. "We tried hard to extricate her and it was some time before We got her out. But unfortunately it was too late to save her lite." Inflated Tubes Solve Airplane Ice Problem When ice began to appear on the edges of the all-metul plane used in tests, the pilot turned a valve on an air pump. The sleeves swelled up and the ice cracked and blew " in the air stream. Strips of balloon silk are stewn to form a series of tubes, and are cemented to the wings along elas- tic rubber edges. Tests have gone on all summer. While ground temper- ature was around 90 degrees, experi- menters flew aloft 19,000 feet, nearly four miles, to find their ice-forming condition. "I next came upon a door handle, and with a great effort 1 got it mun. I felt about and caught hold of a leg and some clothes. "It proved to be the childrtn. They were conscious and gripped hold of me, and with them clinging to me I took them to the surface, where a boat came to my assistance and took charge of them. "Again I dived and secured the Woman passenger, and succeeded in getting her to the surface. "The woman driver seemed to be Jammed against the steering wheel. Ch.kago.--sleeves of balloon silk drawn over the front of the wings and tail surfaces, inflated or deflated at the will of the pilot, have proved a practical ice-breaking device, it is an- nounced by Mr. W. A. Patterson, vice- president of the United Air Lines. The body was taken to a hut near- by and every effort was made to bring back lite, but without avail. "It is not as easy to bunko investors to-day as in 1928 and 18'29."--Roger W, Babson. "The trouble with the theatre now is that there are too many heartaches in it."-George M. Cohan. grow up only once. The health giving Vittmtins in CHILDREN ONTARIO "Kléérilvés TORONTO . Farmers Must Produce l To the man in the street. any at. tempts to increase production in these ‘days ot depressing world surpluses seem a waste ot time, or even worse. iHe forgets. says Mr. L. H. Newman, ‘Dominion Cerealist. that the problem Ct','. the individual farmer differs vastly from that of the nation as a whole, in l, that the capacity ot the farmer to icarry on and my his may is measured .in no small degree by the yields he .realizes per acre, To the farmer, the 'acre is his unit ot production. it his Iacreage yields per acre, whether con- verted into milk, mutton, or beet, or disposed ot in their law Mate, are not sufticiently high to enable him to meet his obligations, he must either sue. l cumb entirely or be forced to adopt . standdrd oi living which removes him as an important factor in the problem of keeping the wheels ot commerce moving. FINE REMEDY FOR ACID STOMAGH Four out or the people rune .cuu stunmch "hetliei' they know " or not. Pains after eating, belching. gas, and bloating are all sin-mu of too much new. A spoonlul of Blsuraled Magnesia utter meals will overcome min condition wlth- In three minutes. Any drugglst will tell you that. Try it and see. it is corn roast time in Canada, one of the two principal outdoor festivities in the Dominion with which the pass- ing ot the ears does not seem to inter. tere, The other is "sugaring on" It maple sugar time in the early days ot spring. Limited Ocean Space "The volume at livestock export this year is considerably greater than that ot last year," said Garnet H. Duncan. livestock investigator. Ontario mar- keting Board, "and a comparison ot sales, In Great Britain, discloses that top prices have been received tor cat. tle ot 1150 to 1300 poumls." T Good Bulll in Demand Lately, a Very definite increase in the demand tor registered Holstein bulls, with creditable backing, has be. come apparent in all parts ot Ontario. The movement in this direction has been particularly noticeable since the new Premium Policy went into elect in June. A: a result, prices have been strengthening and even higher values are likely to prevail this Fall, accord, ing to breeders. Mr. Duncan said that Ontario feed. ers still have a considerable number ot cattle available for export, and lack ot ocean space seems to be the only factor restraining even greater ship- moms. A bright lvature ot the egg market is that this year promises to be the heaviest egg-exporting season since 1926. For the present, prospective individ- ual shippers should communicate with livestock agents in Montreal ' with a View to securing any space which may be altered from time to time. Canadian field root crops, both in yield and quality, raised from (Jana-l diarrgvown seed are in many cases‘ superior and in all cases equal to crops ot the same varieties grown from imr‘ ported seed. However, previous to the Great War there existed a conceptionl in the Dominion that field root seed grown in Canada was not capable ot producing as good crops as seed ot the same varieties imported from Eur. ope. Untii that time the amount ot fleld root seed raised in Canada was neglig- ible, the bulk ot the seed used being imported trom Europe, supplemented by small quantities trom the United States. During the war imported seed was not available, and it was a case of growing seed in Canada or cutting down the acreage ot crops. The De. partment ot Agriculture led the way. and since then ample ttroot has been siren, particularly through the exten- sin tests by the Experimental Farms and Stations, ot the continued stability rot, Canadian-grown seed. "Parliamentary government bu be- came * dreary (arce."-George Ber. nu‘d Show. Canadian Root Growth Farmers' Notes That's what you get when you buy Plug Tobacco . . . lasts 1,5 longer, gives hf more smokes, cuts 1A off smoking cost. DIXIE ONLY 20° A BIG PLUG MORE SMOKES the people haw acid --" GKNT'h' wANF-L'IC, I-Imn'rs' t A used in every hour-w. Polish Mann: muturlng (humanly. Ili84 Volume. 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