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GOOD TIMES IN CANADA,
U8INE8S PROSPERING, TRADE
INCREASING AND FINANCES
IN GOOD SHAPE.
The proaont tightening up of money
xnust not ho looked upon as being In
any scaso brought about by financial
trtngency. It Is really moro a period
of stock-taking resorted to by the
banks to ascertain tho true condition
of the finances and trado of the coun
try. Legitimate business enterprises
are not affected. Throughout the
States thero aro thoso who If allowed
to continue borrowing, would Inev
itably bo a means towards precipi
tating something a good deal worse
than they feel now. In Canada, the
conditions are excellent, and it Is
aafe 'to say business was never bet
ter. Tho pulso of trado is carefully
watched by the Finance Department
of the Dominion government, and It
Is llluminativo to read portions of the
address of Hon. W. T. White, the
Finance Minister, delivered a few days
ago before tho House of Commons.
Mr. "White's remarks are in part a
follows:
"It falls agreoably to my lot to ex
tend my most hearty congratulations
to tho House and tho country upon
the prosperous conditions which It
continues to bo our good fortune to
enjoy. I am happy to announce that
tho outcomo of tho last1 fiscal year,
which ended on March 31, will prove
oven more satisfactory as reflecting
by far tho highest pitch to which our
national prosperity has yet attained. I
have every expectation that when the
books aro closed, it will be found that
the total revenue will have reached
tho splendid total of $168,250,000, or
an increase over the year 1911-12 of
over ?32,000,000. Some indication of
tho magnificent growth of the Domin
ion may bo gleaned from tho fact that
this Increase in revenue during the pe
riod of one year almost equals the en
tire revenue of tho country seventy
yeara ago.
"Tho augmentation of revenue to
which I have referred has not been
Irregular, spasmodic or intermittent
In Its nature, but has steadily charac
terized each month of tho entire fiscal
year. It was of course mainly derived
from Customs receipts, but tho other
sources of revenue excise, post ofljee
and railways also gave us very sub
stantial increases."
"That in a period of great finan
cial stringency not only have we not
been obliged to resort to the con
gested markets of the world, but have
been ablo to reduco so substantially
($23,000,000) the debt of tho Domin
ion, must bo a matter of gratification,
both to tho Houso and to tho people
of Canada.
"I beliovo that during this period
of exceptional money stringency the
credit of tho Dominion as reflected in
the quotations of its securities has
maintained Itself among the highest
in the world."
Owing to the favorable state of Us
finances Canada was in a position to
pay off a heavy loan In cash without
recourse to the Issue of bills or se
curities. Advertisement.
Let us leave the world wiser and
better than we found it, and we shall
leave it happier. Shuttloworth.
Kra. Wlnalowa Boothlng Byrnp for ChUdret
teething, eof tena the g-um, redacts lnflamma
tion,ollay paln.oure wind colic ,16a m bottleJta
Many a married man has made hia
wlfo happy by leaving homo.
EXPERIENCE
OF MOTHERHOOD
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Advice to Expectant Mothers
The experience of Motherhood is a try
ing one to most women and marks dis
tinctly an epoch in their lives. Not ono
woman in a hundred is prepared or un
derstands how to properly care for her
self. Of course nearly every woman
nowadays has medical treatment at such
times, but many approach the experi
ence with an organism unfitted for the
trial of strength, and when it is over
her system has received a shock from
which it is hard to recover. Following
right upon this comes the nervous strain
of caring for the child, and a distinct
caange in the mother results.
There Is nothing more charming than
a happy, and healthy mother of children,
and indeed child-birth under the right
conditions need be no hazard to health or
beauty. Tho unexplainoblo thing is
that, with all the evidence of shattered
nerves and broken health resulting from
on unprepared condition, and with am
ple time in which to prepare, women
.jvill persist in going blindly to tho trial.
Every woman at this timo should rely
upon Ljdia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable
Compound, a most valuable tonic and
invigorator of tho female organism.
In many homes
once childless thero
ore now children be
cause of tho fact
that LydiaE. Pink
ham's Vogotablo
Compound makes
women normal,
healthy and strong.
If yon want special advice write to
Iordla . Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi
dential) Lynn, Mass. Tour letter will
be opened, read and answered by A
woman and held in strict confldeace.
The Army of
Constipation
I Growing Smaller Every Day.
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS are
responsible they
not only give relict
they perma-
nenuycureCoa-
UpaUoo. Alii
lions use
them for
BilioBlDCtl.
Iodiftition, Sick HeadadM, Sallow Slua.
SHALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE
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Who 1b tho Ideal Wlfo and where
does sho dwell?
She's that "Not Imposslblb Sho"
long sought in song and Mory, of
course nnd sho dwells Bafe In the
heart of her husband.
No other niclio in llfo fits or could
comfortably hold such a rara aviB as
tho Ideal Wlfo.
Since her prlco is above rubles, one
naturally does not expect to find her
enshrined in any templo made with
hands. Truo, sho may dwell in a pal
ace, but her real homo Is in tho heart
oreatnd for her to fill that of tho man
whose Ideal Is realized in tho qualities
that go to make her what sho is.
What, says ono, is an Ideal wife?
How would a man know If ho camo
across that extraordinary creature?
And tho question opens up avenues for
a hundred definitions of ideal wife.
For as there aro many men of many
minds, so there aro quite as many
men with quite as many hearts. And
quito as varied Ideab of what ideal
qualities will bo met and molded in
the creature who shall mean all per
fection to them.
Must Have Many Qualities.
Tho ideal wlfo is notftypo; she le
an individual. Ono woman may em
body all tho qualities of an ideal wife
to one man, and bo quite as much of a
mismate to another. It depends alto
gether on such a number of things
sympathy with a man's ideals, of his
motives, appreciation of his big and
good points and an infinite charity for
those in which ho falls and all these
go to make up that perfect under
standing In 'which two souls aro held
as ono.
A man needs a wlfo who can work
with him and who can play with him.
Who can point him to tho "dream,"
even in tho business of everyday liv
ing; who can hold his falth-up to tho
Sigh Ideal of the best and tho truest
"ad put her shoulder gallantly to tho
iheel and help him get to it.
An ideal wifo should bo moro than a
(urohead to a man's house, though
one hears this expression so often that
So-and-So makes an admirable "head"
for the house of her rich husband.
It always repinds me of the old
head of a woman who used to be put
on most of tho vessels at sea. Thero
aro many wives that are "heads of tho
houso" that occupy positions as far as
real human responsibility goes not
unliko these wooden beads on those
old-time ships.
Can't Be a Figurehead.
A wife can't be a figurehead on the
matrimonial ship. If the voyago is to
bo a safe, happy and a prosperous one
the captain sees to it that sho has real
duties and responsibilities to tako
upon her. A first mato is an excel
lent position for such a one. And sho
Boldom falls down when she assumes
the duties that go with this position.
Tho pioneer's wife v.'na the Ideal
wifo for tho man who had to go forth
to faco all tho danger of frontier life.
Those pioneer women havo come down
to us in nia;ory, and wo see first that
they possessed a great gift of adapt
ability. For not all of them were hardly
daughters of tho soil, inured to face
tho dangers that wont with forest
hewers at that tlmo. Many were deli
cately reared women, v.Oio had no; or
put their hands to anything more
laborious than fine needlework and ex
quisite tapestry. Yet thoso accom
plishments were put aside when thoy
faced now dangers and real work.
They fell to It with n vengeanco and
adapted themselves to breech-loading
shotgun practico as readily as In tho
old days they played tho light games
of tho lelsuro classes in their far-ofr
homes across tho sea.
Played Many Roles.
Again these women, as time went
on, proved themselves quito as adapt
able when conditions again changed.
Wo havo only to retraco the history of
America to read between tho lines an
nals of lives of women that match
those of tho men of that time In Bplen
did daring and superb courage When
times grow bettor and moro prosper
ous wo seo them again drifting into
the Old World eddy, tho Colonial lin-
Use for Aniline Colors.
That anillno colors havo a marked
action upon various kinds of microbes
appears to bo established. It is dis
covered that anillno compounds in
general act to destroy microbes, even
In greater dogroe than does phenlc
acid. Of tho dlfforent bacteria exam
ined tho typhus bacilluo fa tho most
readily affected.
Few Immigrants to South Africa.
Tho official year book of tho South
African customs statistical bureau
ery and vanity sitting gracefully upon
them. Tho other qualities for tho
tlmo were quiescent. As ideal wives
they played many roles and did each
part equally won.
Is this not, then, tho most dominant
quality in tho Ideal, wlfo her adapta
bility? An actress' skill is in adjust
ing her mako-up to every rolo sho
plays nnd in keeping Iho purforlnanco
up to a high pitch of interest and al
ways carrying tho hearts of thoso In
tho house with hor.
When hor husband is a clerk with a
small salary Bho is tho ono who ac
cepts Hnrlani with tho spirit of the
littlo queen who played nt housekeep
ing up on tho holghts nnd makes of It
quito as good n gamo as tho people
down town were doing.
Sho Is tho samo woman who, when
tho lean days nro passed, is prepared
to movo with her husband, no mat
tor how much finer and falror his
friends have grown. For Slio has
moved with him. They aro still
keeping step, ilno comrades nnd Ideal
mates.
Ready for Anythlnjj.
If great good fortune places them
high in political position sho is ready
to assume her sharo of the now pros
perity and to carry It off with graco
and distinction. Just as it tho reverse
had comu and they had lost all, she'd
bo ready to pin on her hat and swing
out independent of him to make a liv
ing for them both, maybe, until ho
should got back on his feet. '
Whatover comes, sho Is ready for
It. for hors is tho "anticipatory
glance" that sees tho shadow that bo
tokens the coming of events boforo
any ono el bo does. And, being fore-
warned, sho Is forearmed, and ready
to meet whatever comes to tho house.
Tho ideal wifo doesn't boast that
sho is all things to all men, but hiiw
must bo just this much of a composite
crcatuio to her husband.
Sho is the home woman to him and
tho enchantress; iho business woman,
and the holiday maker; she Is the con
fidante and tho chum and all these
things besides being tho wife of his
bosom, and incidentally very much of
a mother in her maternal feeling to
ward him. x
Pretty? some one asks, for tho pa
pers givo pages on hoW to keep a hus
band's love, and it is all based on
a physicnl attraction jof'good looks.
Certainly, she must be good to look
at, but sho 1b not, to cultivate her
outer woman to tho neglect of tho in
ner ono. Beauty has Its secret spring
in happiness, you know. All the tald
creams and lotions, bleaches and face
paints in the world fail to compare
with the magic glow that happiness
can paint into a woman's cheek, or
with which it may illumine her eye.
Inspires Her Husband.
She is more than a "showgirl," and
sho is wlBe when she refuses to let her
husband's Interest and his pride in her
rest on a basis as material as this one.
She is hiB mental stimulus, his inspir
ation and his always sympathetic lis
tener. If he falls, there's one person
whose understanding he is sure of, and
that is his wife's. If ho succeeds her
applause sounds sweetest in his ears.
Whatever comes, she is ready to share
it with him. For she Is tho ideal
woman and tho ideal wife whose prlco
is above rubies to her husband, be
cause she is worth infinitely moro to
him from a spiritual standpoint than
all tho pigeon blood rubies in the
world pawned would bring.
Trouble Brings Opportunity.
Tho ideal wife's great opportunity
comes when a man's lips are "pressed
to the wormwood cup" whatovor it
is. This comes to most men soon
or Into, and the wife is tho only ono
who can help him to put It asldo to
seo tho final good for which ho is
working In tho midst of all tho tor
ment pressing upon him.
Darby and Joan growing old togeth
er aro considered by somo to bo tho
ideal couplo. Maybe. History is full
of women who havo won their immor
tality by their faithfulness to tho mar
riage vows. But It seems to mo that
wo havo a caso nearer homo that Ib
too beautiful to omit,
Thero Is tho Strauses who went down
shows that, among Europeans, tho ex
cess of arrivals over departures from
tho union amounted to about flvo hun
dred persons. Thq chief incrcaso was
in respect of womon. Among Asiatic
and other colored races tho departures
woro considerably in excess of arriv
als. Wonderful Peroration.
A lawyer, moro fluent in his speech
than careful in his metaphors, was
onco guilty of tho following porora-
tlonr "Gentlemen, it will bo for you
to death togethor. It Is a story o
ofton told that It docs not neod repe
tition here. But tho wife who quietly
stayed by her husband' Rldv becauso
sho folt that with him was to bo pre-"
forrod to llfo without him, miml havo
realized nil to that husband that any
Ideal wifo can hopo to bo.
Such a ono takes tho fortunes of
her husband whatever they be. Tho
two nro ono, and death shall not dl
vldo them. Of courso this Is aid
fashioned, but is not tho very term
"Ideal wlfo" old fashioned? It belongs
to another generation. Another tlmo
when other Ideals swayed tho mar
riage game.
Love the Chief Factor.
Hut tho timos may havo changed
without changing a great part of peo
ple. And howovcr ndvanced a man
may be In other matters, evory mnn
cherishes a. dream that ono of thoso
days ho Is going to meet tho ideal
woman and marry her. Ho knows what
sho will bo llko, and though ho may
look with a certain largcmindcd In
dulgence on hor new-fashioned folblos,
ho'll seek deeper for tho foundation
of hor real character and to learn
what hor real feeling about love is.
Thero never was an ideal wife who
didn't havo very real and deep feel
ing on this point. Sho mny be filvo
lous to tho limit on tho subject of
clothes; sho may adoro fashion and
bo as light-hearted and iricsponBtblo
as a kitten, and still havo somo very
rare and fine feelings about the big
gest and most important issuo ot all
love; and, having this, the man may
ilnd her, and most often does, tho
ideal wife.
For iho vanity and the foolishness
liass away; they woro but partn of her '
joyous youin, leaving me ucbi nan
of what it was to grow bigger and
better and to mako a corner stono
of tho homo of which sho will be tho
guiding spirit. Rita Heeso, in tho
Now York Press,
SOUGHT TO ROB
PRINCESS
Desperado's Bold Attempt Frustrated
By Courage and Presenco of
Mlnd'of Woman.
An ex-sergeant of cavalry, natied
Callorani, posing as a polico officer,
went to tho palace of Princess Herco
lani at Bologna and, having obtained
an interview, presented her with a
written demand for $500, purporting to
bo signed by u black hand society.
Tho man demanded that she should
also hand over her valuable Jewelry.
As the princess absolutely refused to
accede to the request, Callerani fired
at her twice with a revolver. Luckily
tho aim was bad and tho princess es
caped injury.
The princess struck him a powerful
blow on tho chest, and managed to
ring an electric bell for help. Finding
that the game was up, tho man rushed
into an adjoining room, but this af
forded him no means ot escape and
the princess kept him at bay until the
arrival of tho police.
Callerani expended all his spare
cartridges in a fruitless attempt to
smash the lock of the door, which
offered, a means of escape.
When arrested Callerani said that
ho was out of work and starving.
After-Dlnner Oratory.
After-dinner oratory, which a head
waltor has been criticising, is gener
ally supposed to be at Its best in the
United States. Undoubtedly tho Amer
icans aro able to stand moro of it
than wo can, for tho speeches follow
ing their banquets tn commonly pro
longed until long past mignlght. Their
toast lists, too, me different from our3 J
"The Press ilKlit or wrong; when
right to bo kept right; when wrong
to bo set right," or "Truth and trado;
Uioso whom God hath Joined togethor
let no man put asunder." .Tames Rus
sell Lowell, ono of the most success
ful of Us oxpononts, onco enumerated
whnt he called "tho Ingredients of after-dinner
oratory." "Thoy aro," ho
isald, "the joko, tho quotation and the
platitudo; and tho successful platitude,
in my Judgment, requires a very high
older of genlus."jrLondon Chronicle
Paragon of Parrots.
Customer Hut Is ho n good bird?
I mean, I hopo he doesn't uso dread
ful language.
Dealer 'Es a saint, lady; sings
'ymns beautiful. I 'ah somo parrots
wot used to swear something awful,
but, If you'll bollevo me, lady, this
'ere bird converted tho lot. London
Bystander.
Sad Sight.
"Old Mr. Jones is going down hill
fast."
"You don't say bo. What's tho mat
ter with him?"
"I' think when I saw him taking
a down grndo Just now In his auto
that ho was mixed up about the
brako."
to say whether this defendant Bhall
bo allowed to como Into court with
unblushing footsteps, with tho cloak
of hypocrisy In his mouth, nnd draw
threo bullocks out ot ray client's pock
ct with Impunity,"
Discovery Valuable to" Self nee.
A German chemist recontly discov
ered that tho extract of tho skin of
rod radishes in alcohol Is moro sensi
tive to acids and alkalis than litmus,
tumeric, or any of tho chemicals
usually used to detect tkolr presonce.
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EUROPEAN TOWNS ARE CLEAN
First Thought of tho Authorities Ctj
of Hamburg, Germany, an Excel
lent Object Lesion.
Tho proposed campaign by Street
Cleaning Commissioner Edwards and
Health Commissioner Lcdorloto clean
out tho rubbish from tho tenements
hero, has attracted attention to the
mothods of cleaning houso ndoptod by
tho Important cities of Europe,
In no European town, perhaps, avo
the methods moro interesting than la
tho thriving German city ot Hamburg,
where carefully trained chlldron help
to kcop tho city beautiful. Writing
from that plnce, United States Consul
Robert P. Skinner says that tho mayor
of ono of tho largo cities of Ohio who
visited Hamburg was jnuch Impressed
with the important part performed by
tho children In keeping the city clean.
Ho departed from tho, city, Mr. Skin
ner says, convinced that tho cleaning
of streets and sldowalks In Germany
wns a much lighter taBk than In cities
of tho samo slzo In the United States,
becauso of tho orderly habits of tho
peoplo themselves.
"Suction street sweeping devices,"
continues Mr. Sklnnor, "aro practical
ly tmknown in Germany. Hamburg It
self owns horse-drawn sweepers only,
although for about nine months two
electric-motor sweepers havo been In
uso. These, however, do not yet bo
long to the city, and ure being om
ployed experimentally. Thoy havo not
given satisfaction and havo been un
der repair mora than throo months.
Theso motor-dilven Bwoopcra fall to
work woll In thiB city; becauBo tho
pavements, as n rule, nro not very
smooth, and tho mechanism of tho
sweepers Is deranged by tho Blinking
It receives. Recently tho front wheels
of these sweepers havo been provided
with rubbor tiros, and thoy havo
worked moro satisfactorily'. Boston
Globe.
GOOD ROADS MOST IMPORTANT
Must Be Carefully Built nd Kept In
Repali' Auto the Most De
structive Agent.
It may seam unusual for public of
ficials to be called upon to mond oiled
roadu or strcotB within a fow weeks
nftor boing finished, yet bucIi cases
aro by no means uucomraon. Nor
does this wtinr neccssnrily Indicate
poor- construction. Tho demands of
trafllc, gonorally, will explain suffi
ciently tho need for such repairs. As
a road destroyer nothing olso Invent
ed by man can equal tho automobile,
and where such trafllc is heaviest road
ways nocd continuous, almoBt daily
Inspection and repair. Too many of
our public officials seem to fool that
their care and responsibility aro well
nigh ended with road-making. Yet
road-keeping Is tho moro important,
for without caro tho best may becomo
much worse than any original soil
road ever was known to bo. Both city
streets and county roads, locally,
need repairs.
Encourage 8chool Gardens.
Prizes for tho best school gardonB
and for the best school children gar
deners will be given this year, as last
year, except thero will bo more prizes
and a different arrangement of
awards. ,
Three sliver cups have been offered
for the best school garden. The Athe
naeum, tho City club and the Star
have offered them. The City club cup
will be in addition to the cup the club
offered last year, which was won by
the Lyklns school. Tho Lyklns school
probably will be allowed to keep that
trophy as a permanent prizo, as it
was the first of the school garden tro
phies. , Tho cup offered by tho Star must
be won three times in succession to
become tho permanent property of a
school. Tho school that wins it at the
end of the present season will retain
ownership until somo other school
wins It in competition.
The Athenaeum ,cnp eoinpitUlou
plan hasn't been decided on.
The prizes will bo awarded next
September or October. The best gar
deners of all the schools will bo
awarded a silver medal. The best
gnrdoners of each school will bo
awarded, first prize, a bronzo medal;
second honor, a cash prize. Kansas
City Star.
Advanced English Idea,
in England tho greet town planning
hill Introduced In parliament by John
nurns gives a town tho right to forco
ownors of property inside or adjacent
to Its limits to follow tho Ideas of tho
municipal authorities in developing
their land. It aleo takes another great
and unusual step in ndvanco. Just as
tho private land owner Is now allowed
to bring suit against tho city If ho
feels that the value of his property Is
damagod by a public Improvement, the
city Is given authority to bilng suit
against tho owner of private property
to recover tho amount by which Its
valuo hao been increased by a publlo
improvement.
Movement Worth Following.
Los Angeles has mapped out certain
sections of tho city nvallablo for fac
tories and decreed tliolr banishment
from residential sections.
Harsh.
Do you know," begnn Van Dudley,
I Just had an Idea?" "Woll," replied
his companion, "accidents will hap
pen." First Christened Emerald Isle.
Ireland was first referred to as tho
Emerald lslo In a poem written in tho
year 1820 by Dr. Dronnon.
Some Men.
Somo men never do anything crook
ed until thoy find thomsolves lr
1 stralchtened circumstances, Judge.
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The great thing in tho world Is not
so much to seek happiness as to earn
pcaco nnd solf-rospoct. Huxley.
Important to Mothers.,,
Examine carefully evory bottle of
CABTORIA, a Baf o and surqreinedy for
infants and children, and Bee that It
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Signature of (Jt&x7bc&ukil
In Uso For Over 30 Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Costoria
Not Losing 8o Many.
Bason: "I boo tho population of
your town is increasing."
Egbert: "Yes. They nbollshed rail
road crossings about a year ago."
RASH ON FACEJOR 2 YEARS
Sioux Falls. 3. D. "My trouble of
ikin dtseaso started morely as a raBh
on my face and nock, but it grow and
kept getting worse until largo scabs
would form, festor and break. This
was just on tho ono sido of my faco,
but it soon scattered to tho other
Aide i suffered a great denl, especial
ly at night, on account of its Itching
and burning. would scratch It and
of courso that, irritated it vory much.
This rash was on my faco for about
two years, sometimes breaking out
lots worso and forming larger sores.
It kopt mo from sleeping day or night
for a couplo of months. My -faco look
ed disgraceful and I was almost
ashamed to bo seen by my friends.
'A, friend asked nip to try Cuticuxa.
Soap and Cuticura Ointment. I would
batho my faco with hot water and n
lot of Cuticura Soap, then I would put
on tho Cuticura Ointment, In loss
than two days' tlmo, tho soreness and
inflammation had almost entirely dis
appeared, and In four weeks tlmo you
could not seo any of tho rash. Now
my faco Is without a spot of any kind.
I also uso them for my scalp and hair.
Thoy cured mo complotoly." (Signed)
Miss Pansy Ilutchlns, Fob. G, 1012.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout tho world. Sample of each
froo, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address
post-card "Cuticura, Dopt, L, Boston."
Adv.
Barren Soil.
Apropos of tho ravages that time
has made in tho faces 'and forms ot
tho veterans of tho Civil war, Walter
S. Morton, president general of the
Union society, said at a dinner tu
Now York:
"A veteran, talking to his great
grandson, a littlo lad ot eight or nine
years, remarked:
'"Nearly a generation and a halt
ago my head was grazed by a bullet
at the battle of Chlckamaugo.'
"Tho little boy looked at the
old man's head thoughtfully and said:
'"Thero Isn't much grazing there
now, is there, sir?" "
Rational Love.
"The rational rather than the roman
tic view of marriage is the one most
In favor with the young people of tho
twentloth century," said Dr. H. Lucas
Wentwortb, tho well known eugenics
expert, in an address in Cleveland.
"The rational view will mako for
happlor marriages. And this rational
view 1b beautifully illustrated in two
questions a little dialoguo running
thus:
" 'Will you always love, me?'
" "57111 you always be lovable?' "
Jealous.
Jack Your friend Alice has'
prettiest teeth I ever saw in a
man's mouth.
Ethel Yes, tho dentist guaranteed
that -there should not bo a finer sot
In town.
In Summer- -
When the body needs
but little food, that little
should be appetizing and
nourishing.
Then about the best
and most convenient thing
one can have handy is a
package of
Post
Toasties
This food is fully cook
ed crisp, delicious and
ready to serve direct from
the package.
Post Toasties with fresh
strawberries and cream
are hard to beat.
"The Memory Lingers"
Sold by Grocers
Fostnm Cereal Company, Limited,
Uattlo Creek, Mich., U, a, A.
the uM3
aw M-A. Br uied in bottles. , ' .-.
aainaw mr " j
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Wherever tr.o trco of benevoleuc;
takes root, it sends forth branchs '
above tho sky. Saadl. V-i-
Polson Oak or Ivy Poisoning
is quickly relieved by bathing the at2;
fected parts In a solution ot two tea
spoonfuls' "of Tyreo'3 Antiseptic Pow- .j:
dor to u pint of water. 2Bc. at all
druggists or sample sent froo by J. S. , !
Tyroo,, Washington, D. C Adv.
A Ho is ofton moro jgspectablo thai
tho truth. "Z
THOSE RHEUMATIC
TWINGES
Much of tho rheu
matic pain that
comes in damp,
thonging weather is
tho -work- ol uno
acid crystals.
Needles couldn't
cut, tcarorhurtany
worso when tho af
fected musclo joint
is used.
If ouch attacks aro
marked with head
ache, backacho, diz
ziness and disturb
ances of tho urine,
it's timo to help the
weakened kidneys.
Doan's Kidney
Pills quickly help
sick kidnevs.
An Orctfon Case
John IT. Matthoni. 1H Kijt Urat
Dalles, Ore., suyat "Mr back ncbed to I coo Id
liiinllr sumo or fetralalitcn. fTha klduor aeon.
UunitUwauio proruLO.vO&Jlslng tas.ta.stl
n. In fill. UtkMnpvi hMimnnrilllnrTlAftVl ftiAtTfc
UunitUwauio profnto.aaitElcg tas.ta.sti
thought Ivrasdonofor.lJoan'fiKttlnArrnis how- W
OTor. itouv riKUb vu iuo ncm ui iuu iroimieaou lor
ovor throo yearn my caro has boon pormanonV'
Gat Donn'o at Any Store. COe a Bos
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SPECIAL TO WOMEN'
Do you realize tho fact that'thousand
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as a remedy for mucous membrane aP;ai,
fections, such as soro throat, nasal or -pelvio
catarrh, inflammation or ulcera
tion, caused by female ills? Womem ,'
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who have been cured say "it Is wort
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and apply locally. For ten years tha.
Lydia E. Plnkham .Medicine Co. has
recommended Paxtlne in their private -r&
correspondence with women.
For all hygienic and toilet uses It haa
so equal. Only 50c a large box at Drug
gists or sent postpaid on receipt of
price. Tha Paxton Toilet Co., Boston. :
stass.
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tot i m m the Praia
of Alberta (Waaurm
Caaada.1 arua-tha.-aia'
fUBeh!BfCoQnt!T.ttar'
of thaaa nsekH todav
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blAca tn tho enltlvnlkiaof I
uoAtm. bariar and iui tal
cnaDgo pns iuhmd mar twiuin i
oKAiuen!B...bucu un. umbo,
nlalnfl. wealthy, bat It sal 1b
created tba prtca ot Uvs b(pIi.
Then la pleBaid'oppotttaHp-'
noirtogetit ' '
Free Homestead!
orra&ctor&Ka:
I emotion) in tne sewer-dtauiow
u rm proaooo eitoer ctttua or grain.
The crops are elwajj coed, the
climate Is excellent, echoole and
cbnrchea are conrenlent. market
tplondld, in either Manitoba, Bas
tutclmwan or Alberto.
Bend for literature, tba latest
InioTcaAUoD, nUlwar rate, no, to
J. H. NadlditM. Drmf 5JJ, VMcrtwn, S. fcr
.. imfTT, J1S Jadot. St, SL Tat,W.
CMtadlan Gorennnent'Ai enti, or
tddrcis Superintendent at
Immlfrrutlon, Ottawn.c.o.4..
DAISY FLY KILLER XlXttTttirtP
aid. tint, clean or
namental.coQTenlent.
cheap, laiti all
iition, Hade oC
metal, can't pillar tip
attri -will not eoll or
Injure anjthlns.
Ouaranteed eSeetlre.
All dealers ortMut
eipreu paid for tlM.
BAHOLD 80UEBI, ltO DtKalb At., BrooUjn, .' T.
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TJHERAPION jaSSfesS.'
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