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D,1y E. PUIILLIPS OPPENHEIM. -j .4 ' SYNOPSIS; "It le a source of thé greateat satis- TIe $tory., write in,~ 1916, begii3 fadtion to me, Ser AIfred" Vthe Min- Wfth Lady Anse m#,n ' )lunhe-partYi-ieteil was aaying ernsety, "e a</., At te t el, $1gndon. »Alu, n5gtesueh royal snd-whole-beatted s"ïpport h4. Wist Sureon-ajoe Thoman!', with a little twinkle in his eye, that Cief Inzêtor eof .ld Hospital f~,ithere are imsweIhaes &* e0radn. Cuers; ber b -been popular ini finau'cial circlea4l tea naval i4eutenat, and' Wehvhasyu kep Sn#.~ liv Moein; cr.otaîni ioldthe othpr aszured hlm, with empliasis. eft, I>epheot of h o '-"The capitaliste muet alwaye hâte WtI W #< '~TJeU COI the man Who tries te ýmaike wealth E vecdves om Themon adiffiytorf» pay its chars -in Vhe atkpport eof the betêt esatefro te 'bat.fed Empiýre," Mr. Gordon Joues remark- - ZO~YSLV5ItrLi dtImd,"The -more oes, th Ib o- reelýthe Cabinet IIf. lkes ta part -with it., However,. those '.*,f 4WIgS wt1 Çrmal (aye h%.ve passed. You 1 bnkei-shave %lmmena Granet'a apartments made =y task* emser a every teu. -' thin abot Lod R nowsVi1tol. way. Te you perlsonally, "Sir Alfrèd, -À Giant4deul.s an knowledge Of th$ I feel thet saine dyL 1'ha«11have te g-àlledAin2rican a in Geraid- express nmy thanks'mythanksa and - Ine vad4 T-onm ' iafra r-tta liz-of be ntier-in a more wjte C,0Iye, lo scoilng mirat; *YOUrare very kind,'> tue bauker plinesote two girls and GraliO%' scknowledtged "Timesý like this Afe akl a rkwith (*oraldêchange 'everything. 'We 'remember Ine Granet rtur 4e ohis ronta t<> 0o11y, Vhat we are Enigliihmen." a frttle rmisuing' from acphard. eH Tne Mini steil- hailed a paiugtaxi remis li servant that a newhdh and disappievred. The b'anker strofleti c1trd tii.' gaune. War Office refuseu sloîwl'y -lnng Pal Mail and passed tapfowhm e ienl his régment, throug'b the portais of anaMut ~ ~e5 e. he ron teintr- o<,kîn club. The hall-porter relieved V1ew ranet's General snd ha'- i s" su>lleeconfirmved. Graýiet meatored hlm ,ýof bis coat and hiat with gi-eat I*t>giltePrs>thto visit deféerence. -As he was croesin.g ithe iaoeIglandstl cr -h andtrie hall, af er having exchangW. greet,- hydeVyuii Nolaefrpraln.-oleedaite5O th Cpyes n he"Sorio,"ings with several friends, heo camne soldieral I haeve Vu i>e enutent wt abe ta 4isc<over the shtp1s- secret device. 'cet- , fce with Surgeon-Maj-r thseRg." - "onle," -ho sa46lIIthought it w28 t -Thatttivening, becaure Thomsen warns 411o mi!phs redrm-kdbte ohv.ý eeta ohv hor thnt -Graniet ia suspect, Geral- Thom-ron. The latter paused. - "paor eil!" bisefing,.e.akbetter teav;É*eyouriere "C thy.V av ~dberoleaks their engagement. The '-lamn af.raid you don't remernber ,mp . t pl -1 Gra'I~ng ba yu on et otecty folle-wlng day Granet,'calils ubon Mon- me, Sir Alfred," he eaid,"I but I have wifls in London.- These Servit.e n n 1hie edsùl ig& haa=tt sieur Guillot nt te Milan Rotel and beeri heping for an opportunity of look after themselves all right. What gTtssem ilrpt, oar fllt ve him a document frein the Kaiser thanking-yon personaily fer Vhse r e igbrsixow Gant? gia ig rkid. "Wiel 01 pa c o~rl~ vne spaat pac..amulnc crsyeu bave,-endewed. I nm dining with my uncle," O0ranet t'getwr l iihê Ih V A ter Qg rane sdepate ac..airn Surgceon-aj hosn.cifreplied, qukckly. - 1iv o4,fr eleven disys net quite sure wli e r aIrae s dPailton e uit- -mnep eo o!EieJd osonis-.""Sir AJIred's ln there, waitîug for 'when I wa3nt g0ing te be etood u-p whoser aed ti Frenchemba, ss a n sier Ifeld iihés adafal ou lefriend told him, indcicating'with my-back Vo -the light at thet eOih3~eod te et eut er Braîl ~ - - , te door,-"bý,e has been sittiug at the Twr e tsoe. dofiplle t st ot erBrâilenpain 'I remember yen petfectly, Major", 0W ac.S Yu"ese'Pale0? ef bing ,carchc- thien and there. he <eciared. I amnvery gi-ad that my windowwté g for yu uf c e "Ye~e ceeu iPaIlee im gv" Coiïiyesa inks two s'UbnaYnes. gift le acceptable.- Anytbingone ong!" - ut"Seen nt hm hlotm enpr esed hm iPlan deo t les-sen the suf ering cf thoee Tihe two mnupase utnd raehmtedcmn.Holabipan who are ighting our battle, is alAtest waa usbered lunto thes emoking-reem. ail made." CWý PTER XV.-(-Cont'd.) a charge upon our nie-ans." Si lrs an bc rels ve1 Go !Ve goîidi!" t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~61 y 3ncsri.-dbrhadfen sj very fortunate for us tii-t and gresteti bis nephew cerdi'ally. The (9h otue. 7utig.dlokdacosa e you f sel like thiat,', he ôther replied. Vwo mnstb h idwfrafw- ber "nloe crs thr'Thank yen once more, sir." moments in silenc~e. """""""- Eye of the S«a. du î .A littie flus..h of color hed Tetoin usep'rated. SirAI "An apéritif?9" Sir Alfrod euggest- aa~m~oa'~' *ddnvsLres:med- lonto Geraldline'-s fredVre- Vo ii-e allrter. -ed."Capital!"; Without -hs lighthouses erected3 feý,>'(. She <rew hack as thotigh she "i atrn expc-ingoth y ne-1pa.ew V They drank niixed vermouth. Sir around Brltish-coasts, and main-Vinle% -'I b-m expectitti-my teene-arwthn fire "0f-tsr~'e tn negîthe clre. dine,' he said-,"apta-in Granet. Aifred picked up an evening palier by- the corporation caiied Triuity b v crl known C .ptain- 'Granet for Dring hlm i e ti-e sinokin-g-room, fom IsI ie oe, lp o b afrge t willi yon, di ect1rýh-e arrives." "Any news?" he a-sked-.dagrwiecltesn h hyae ,pýery hort time. 1 like- him,of 'Cranysi!.INtng reh,«Gaet epedt 0 i- rs iehmwo "Cralysr!"Nti- frs, Greteped dngrw hieo h e hnt r -u ~v ~cmut ik hm ho Sir Alfred paseseà on a-cross Vhsj "The whole w-orid's excited- about this elowof f lini in-'hutthtsai."marble hall. Thomnson, whosee and snbmarmue aiffair.. Looks; as though These lighthouses warn vesseiso!t 'TI- you kn L,"bdy Cnnyers said, h-ad- becu upon bis 'hat, replaced it we'd goV the -mensure of tse John- sunken rocks and jutting headiands, o cm n tr -Iaîmost haite t-ht uo h e.Heloe i h is -enti? which are a danger Vo navigation at - kr I wlfy mather?"great Ïhanker and stcod for a m-ornent "IV dose indeed,'SrAreagedugttie k a ~ I onide 1iug--~ agratin deep thought., Ten lhe addresse "Two sn-bmarines, ene after the other, The Lizard light, whieb is he*last 1uVo ca-ete-'- a tus eavt-bsehall-porter.- Vwo of the intest class, tee, destroyed link'between Eugand and vessels. sal- kno(-ý of -Huhirsîn - he w a hav, e "By-Vhe bye, Ohile, e inquired. within a few miles and without à ýng lu a westerly direction, is visible wr hý:>- ve knwn Captain Gr-anet fqr"if you ask a non-m-m-ber Vo dhrner, word- of explanatien. -Ne wouder fMr twenty miles, and gives warning e~b a e~" - you have Vo dine lunte strangers' evex-y one e -excited about-it!" a-I meros V he tet, room, I suppose?" "They're fearluliy bncked at he !mn re efwt h~ h - 'You os ie - ati Grane, "Cetainlsir" tbs *man replieti. Adiiralty, I believe," Granet remark- . 9 ofe!Cornwall abounds. 'm ou do' hk -Cr."i Gant It is "s tVs'ak !Vsgnnl Od."f course, hey'1l prétend tiiot The Eddystone, whicl isl, perliaps, I' do -t dis,111ke lin-i," Loady Condiu-r-"- they had Vils new dodge orwhatever te beet knqwu ! o< Eulf ~lglt yers repli cd thoughtdully. 'II do not "G uppose an ordinary member it maY be, -Up theifr siseves ail tehirses, stahas oof a'vtekfyn andha $e leow arnyoee ould" couidn't dine in tere aloite?" irus.1 and ha a ra ieo!svne 8ua "1I-i çr'h <oeu.. I-I-e- hinted hing-s about "It je not cuslernary, eix.'" Sir Afredi nodde-d. hlf imles. The Ilght on Luudy Island hin i-tI ho wasn't honest--and then Srgeon-Major Thomuson rmade lis "Well," he said, "corne in Vo dinner, carnies thirty mgea. Next lu point of firbhade nme -o tell-i hlm. I think IIiýgh way Vo hs telephone booth. When ho yeunxg tellow.' You ehull enteftain carrying distance, is ths liglit ou the wios ma"ttîdckeinerged, -ho iutMOvewed Vheh-sud- me with ýtales of your advenutres- Needies, those sharp-pointed rocks off Lady Couyers glanceed thaeck waiter. - wIilst yva compare our cuisine here. hs Isle o! Wight. This lias a range "Yo had etergo ndgot r-ady'"Keap a -smull table for me lu hs with yo-ur own commissariat." o! Vwety-seveir miles. de-i, ,if you have promiseî -0Vo be at strangers' reomn,-lbe urdered. 'I -hall Tbey passed- on irrit hs strangers' The South Forslaud light le visible Raneîaghi at hitpaten,' she said. require dinner*for Vwo." dining-room, -a smail1 -but cheerful frtet-iomls n hto ,Wîli yo-jtreutt'rtti? AV wl-ut tinte, air?" -apartinent opening eut outVhs gen-eralfrtey-i mls an th o "l'Il remiember anyt-h-in-g youeay, Majo Thomson seemed- for a. mo- dlnug-r'eom. The -ead-waiter u0her- Bah edtet-w ie- maths-r," Geral-dîne proniscd. ' ment deat. lHe was loking hrough ed Vbem unctii-ouesly Vo .ani-ail tablel c "Your a- iciplsvder theopen, door etfte amoking-room Vo set -linVtie f ai. corner of.- the reori. . The sun, if it were a ItoIlow spitere, ti e aitiouittyW smpulrie tii-ou-gt whtens -Sir Alfred was dee uin te 1"1 have ebsysi your.wshes, Si-r wudhMamIi lbsa ag - "'l îî't-he <ra '- and hs great firm et whicb le wus Revenue lu Canada le derlved main- A survey o! hs fonty-four principal (31-un. iik~n: orfîi~'n½1lv wiV Vielsad forintrnatonalfinace y from te exploitation of naturai ne- mnicplcte n o uCnd Ii-b? radn >--:--i lucredu- ceuducted ou Vhe souudest princi-ples,frth e 18sowta hrl 101 ~. -fin-an-ce wlich scorued speculation, sources with agriculture, Vhs produets fore Vhs79ysa 191S show sVntabtih- --~~'wi~, ea,"her mar -age' finan-ce wiic rolîed bof ors it Vhe o! the farm, accountlng for hs îargst er1276 auacnigestaia- 1d "ilif made-me thîr1X. ThafÊ -e .fgreat snowbali of autom-aticai-ly a-c- tm Dominion Income. IndustrialM0,91w6,h44.Apiotal ofnve,7s7ment o $2, -fh~ aney that <Ç day wlien cumul-ated wealth. Hie tather ha-d 001,4.--ttlc 1~4 e~l Vi n~ omnthe.t 11u10n ç;rssT V been- given hs barouetcy whicl lh e progrese le, howelven, a neeessary found employxisnt at wages and 1-dX Ie w ill1,-,,be t3 în'.ereq.t y<mnow snjoy'ed, and wlicl, us hek-new corollary Vo any national growth, and E a.lunies o! $450,609,582. Thsse>plants -W iqitc as -much as Capt9in very well, migît ut any morent be ,agricultural settîsment lu Canada hue ueed $1,291,751,860 worth o! materials Grn -Now tIeno, hurry. transfe-rred into a peerage. HIe was ceeu mauufacturing actlvity striding and lad a production o! $2,346,589g,- Tliil re 1-hht4ar- ut the door for you a 'Short, rather hick-set mari-, wiVl side by aide with It 'as tewus have- 994. T-he city o!, Montreal leude Vthe snd you huveu'tVQyur b-at en," - firm juws and keen blue eys, aree- sprung - up over' the brea4th o! Vhs Dominion, followed fairly cioseiy by Gerr.al-iirne went . upsta.ir3 a littis tully dressed lu aoinewItat oh -fash-1 land Vo meet hs extensive'dsmands Taranto, and theu at some littie dis- thwh~uh.As f'sWa dnew c-nlier i'oncd style, witIt horn-rimmed sye- o efre.I h le atr al@b aitn naiadSd ,,D e.3 s'iook-e-d down at the empty glass -uig about> Iùs neç wita povhncsfather l Vee n ierestenandie y Humîlcto, tanlo, teaud Syd- iî,ace iup-eu er third fingr. Feor- e black nibbon jUHs hudr -wasp vneatos r an ite miieylov ctiths itei en ,meuri'vi1 herc wn-s almosV a lump in ciose-cropped and stu-bbly-. No oee owns wlere induetry hlas came to be1 the oinly anes over Vhs huudred million t~p In.4..çouId lhavé called ht imhnudsoe, ne Vhs malu factor lu developinent and dollane lu capitalization. Montreal oneu. c uIhave fftnd'hini.uiidistin- wh-lch bave an ascured future o! greut 1had $468,401,480 invësted and Toronto - CH~PTF~R xvi, guish-ed. ' v w*ltitut te owl'edge importance.- lumanutacturlug. Iu hs $392,945,'7.Tsefurcte an Tetw& 'ne n who liid walked 'u of hi-s millions, people *hie gîan-ced at uewèr esteru 'provinces, where towns1 tain their respective poito sil 'twoh-r nt in art frein Downing lmrc~io-teamopeeu are periodicaliy sprl-uging Into being regard Vo production. '.Strý t - stoml fer cevera mornent-s in"power 1 IMall!6n6eprtugWIwhtotiAahnnswlth the invasionoh Vhs agicultural. Four cities o! he Dominion have a ,pyi-r'.U111n1icaowastparaing yareiTh, nking about euema sed n. ,ieV,.industries are as rapldly >brought capitalizationluecs! fymiio -h r t--iekengnabout,"lunlisacamera. ans other lu.ancopposite corner.on o- wafinais o! ae t Mnylue"wsVs rmtn.into existence'Vo, test their multifarl- -dollars, Vnovrwth$8439; ie Ve g ti scaea..On eus w 's.Winnipeg with $82,709,029;-Sanît Ste. Ar r1u s isconfatbuation witi Mr., Gom- ply. ",The Im'ait thinks m(> m, h «Owng Vo hs imo taken lui ai- M J -Marie withi $69,234,987;.., ami Niagara -'don Jo-nes, te Chancellor et VIe Ex-. drean-s money, 4e lives money. Heie ng and pubiis-hing ludustriai statis-. Falls wiVh $61,199,485. A total o! en eîecucî-, was--an interesting, -nîmeut lives liks a prince 'but le bas no tics,' thesé, ar-e ut'ail times- cousider- fi.cities have a capîtalizatiar' betweeii riheo icâl plewsures. Frein ton in the menning ably out o! date and Vue latest avaîl- t wenty aud flfty millions;~ La'chine and ilI Vwo, he site lun-bis office it Loi-. able -cover only he year .1918, duncs Quebec, nl Quebe; Welland,4 Gaît, bard stres-t, and Vhs pulse efthVie city ehwlihtime, lu hs feven of post-wun tPeterben .ougli, Brantford, Kitchener, bouts difereutly- iu bis absenc e"- "I oner" Ve tls~' urune utîvity, thero bhas -been aceiteider- Lbondon and Ottawa, lu Ontarie; and -Other people lad wodad- o ble expansiona featiane o! which lias CalgaylAbea. evncsir, StilI he keen blue sysa hooked acmss been hs e arkable introduction of Sherbrooke,, Hull, Halifax, Fort -Wil- through te misty a4mosPitere ut the se maniy foreigu- firms,,Inte LIe homohuam, part Athun-'OShw amFod gret Puilding oPpsite. 'Men and wo- field. At hs suedo! -1918, VIensý were have industries lu which capital be- inupso ei ore, hi-lin lua constant, s'5,797 -mauufacturing -a-stabiel-ments tentn rltsty ~iliJ51 u tinseen procssieu. No one came and ilu- Canada with a capitalization. o! $3,- vested. - The nemainder o! Vhs f orty- spoe o h9i r' (115mtrfeedwiVh 034,301,915. Th"eegave.- employment four centres have au, tudustrial luvest- his meditatrens. Ti-htwo, meii 'Who4> d677,787 persos wlio receve(1Pthe ment betweeu five, and Von million dol- itbeffl discXusing hlm passetieu ~f I~ren pesntyOnee!thinsum- ef-'$692,469,899 -linsalaries and lara. iêl}aeba'ekwar&d'ilu is firectilon. wag&es.-The sot o! -materlals used Both Mentreal and-Toronto have au' - "Pbbsepl î 'he. >ua.i-dawau $1,900,25Z;314 and thê yeàatro- annual ludustnial preduct1àOf o! mur ahéaseLd-tuVhe hanl "thor, n.,ie4utI ~,SO69& oe-Ie IVan five :VàUdieiImill1~ ola~ someUi&ug gmt abot e.Itlh elsée .mrptlty _f eXpasslor lu in- d a m-àilte n a- lib~ haveppdc p *u, jd ~nal- my b enind rpu Parinlof, i Ions !>t over a hundred millions. Van- ma wity, 1ùMOfh4 çm -thlïs Bgu egwtti to" of U15, at couver 'sad Sydney exceed Ifty mu- -*F n ldalion ,0- re- lu -thef-r .. - _ - !#M~. 5A8P0 qaa es.ar aïïder ,fty mtpuIl$ ii egtip- - - i-- - -' - .9:- 'AuedE aiebujder4,U4i Imîlng £ 4 do W OU*u& - -' -- ~ ' L t~j j~3 jj- - - '1 - ~ t. 'd imual surY Oy f jeUýY-, .Fruit jaicÀýè-jn ùredr te -k 0d elly, mnust contaiu bothl peebhi sMid Lt- water, whièh, -when ecokeà i the resence cf ,uga rn-4 BC!ud ledc"1 g *vs theiglit copi t-9j y 1Fruit for- jelly mating shOIdb ýug ripe or el)ghtly under-ârlPO. _Wwih and cjut- the lanrgr fri. inito 1be.Put in-uas wtePani,-adn ieameut<>fOinthe fli To ieerjuicy fruitst ex'% s p M currmnts, add oxl noYeiDgh .r ;0 praeut bu=ring.-Bol l ov-I. n1til a tihi-ouli a JeUy bag nud fi bliached co»ttont or ilanneL, Meastro ýst S ot how nuwïd ucar it i3 neeasarY te uset~ parucu,1r fruit jtite. Te déterine ex» wlçat cf sugar u.êd-- éLy oims, us. equel "w ai-eq am nd.ju4e; ï laom eg , p> Uk*endif, V 1006 YThW mila iallowed ,te oin méte e .The Jélying- Peint'la rehedwlen the Juie drows as one meff r fî the dde ofapoon, or wfhen tvwo <frops run togevher aud fi rmthe e'poen es ue. 'Pour inne"itel-y into jely gbsmeea= enthe Jelly la CO>h, pour >verit a thin layer of! bot pi.raffn Ideal fru!ts for jellY mkngi1bd th'e f olUcwing: Currants, Sour ~pes, na>b-appkeg, and gTapes. RsB", ne biaokberrieis, and blýueberries may L1sed in comfbilStLOiLwith appleï. What Other Women Have Le ýrued About Traveling. i Some cof te Most snjoyabile sud broadeuinig experiences ceme wlteu ircu are exploring elities and tow-us wlVh which you are uu't!amiliar. Long trips can etten -be se arranged~ as Vo enablé you te ses VIe inten'estirag bhings lu the cities and Vhe parts of te country Vhrougl which y-ou pass, with littIe, or ne extra exmpense. Soins- times you do. it menehy, by- staying over, even wIt-le you are waitinigfor a train. Almost every hange ceýnimun- ity has somethiug distinctive atout it -an institution, an indsstry, al build-- ing, a thonoughfare, a place cfi public recreution, a colon-y or quarter, iwork o! art or a natural wonder. By plan- ning Vnips ýwiVh Vhs ides o!of bSrving lu niind y-ou car' travel threugl. bean- tiful isceneny hy day and .pe-td he evenigs sigltseeing in a clty trough. *hÃŽch y-ou ni-y neyer pesa ag,94x et ouly is iV iuten-sely intereelii4g and' instructive, but it lei cis l more nestful. than sitting. or sleeping- right througl uritil yeu reach y-oun dýstiia- tion. I - Tired-test -have elways -been Vhs bans et touriste. How manyr9002d thinga travelers miss just bocause their teet, forbid, furtiter wallng! Nons but a novice wilI wear ne ç'sho<es ou a tp;-es exiponienced t voler knows:weh-l, V-hs val-ne, lu doîl as'eud cents aod paua oC wh oe shees w-i±h,,veny, lo«Wheels, 1bff- 1.oss,-ý and arch supports ifi Vbey are noce,1- say.And n-re ru-atter 'ho. traveler may ho, it. pays. Vo 'ieV tet a Salt bath, just befone g>inig Vo We. Ohafe - them well uf terw a-ds te .stimulate dreuation-,then ru) -<im with old cneam and d-lust theru lightl with Vacut ipowd-er. 7Foot r>we sitalen .into Vts shoes ile anoVh'e ,rat itelp; -but even if you, eau do -iothngr else, chiangeVhs shees, sud st9llg once on twice:,a day.- Modst pensons traveh -se -littietitut lt le weil wortit thein while Vo inàke Vhe meet oetVhe tripe that tloy d o ako. A hIttîs notéboek m-ny el-p lu y-surs Vo corne, Vo necalh menteries that would etlerwise' have taded. IV maý be a convion me 1morandum pýad or lit may be a merse ea-borateaffain. Dlvide it tnto. sections with, pleuty -fciSPace for heard and sttw," "Peopie.Ime" "The sights we su'w," and other things thnt appeal Voyou. But do, net be lutee great a bunry te enter Vhe item&. S&me thinge Vta'seeru iuterestiig lût VIe moment do noV s-eem se wel1 wontit wh.ihe Vhs uext mornting. If O -eu hve Vo travel wiVt baby, have e barness und i bous for ~.The humneas- lei a support Vo Vte dild as wel .as a iepte y-eu, andi h be-l noV onIy amni eh. viid -but ea-cquaiut oôthens oet ,its,,presence. Often the jingle oi te .bells,-in,,a, crow-ded strteetar or ele-vaten will. cause other e oupan.t3 Vo move -a bit- sudgive Vhs babyM'ore bnreathing spa-ce.- Ope=a glassos ans a help ad-ults as mrell as a -source o! amusen en-t te cIild-nen -Whoýn hrave1ing,,- WiV1h h tem you car' lemanumany iuterezVing th-iugs-ý about inscse, birds and -plaxr ts, and -ou. ean Seo, Vhs numibers on houss, QI Inazur- nurses. hlm J{ô City.ia ethe elght- o r Msem.Tbh th,.lv un e -onSeo1 e hi SOw ,Ceý and travellUn.,. l i r g' f u r h e i n f e r n i a t ! c n à p p ly t - wno e*'klt is a dS1n upertnten~dent.t h tot1e% ilsh. hes4tI. oles _______ ç t-thie &,hê May zTa4n ino-5tOf SUmti Rusb. to-Ati OiIfi;, 1 Idil . you kart onFàrM Normnain.Nortwsterir1, find ont whether it - i,1 be better te 1fields, lhae begun lnu arne 21 , and cAeh i eck -yoùr trun-k ir to seni~t Jy ex- 49Y nOw See$ the ide of fortune sep_]- pree..Fro tu- poit-of .view cf OelBweepin nort4lara rrom Elmon- ecornomy of ~epense as well es of uer- tOi!, Fort McMur'ltay, -Peace River ous, etre4zx and ddals, 14 laeometinies (roslg 4nd otler P-on-t. The quite as 'ieap to send bagage; by 1-archeýrs aso inelude scores -of ex- expresa as it ýis 'to cheek it and PY perianced minerai iirOsDectors bouu¶l tihe Wgh eartagê zratea at >oth ends oqh ebIcicl iea !gÙ of thé ti-p.-. Every town, I4amlet, tça4ingDOnLt -and river la squîlrining wlVh actli-xty Df men etrivlng -deipeirately to be VIe A Boy 'Mi the Houa.. f1frst luto the Aretie with Vhe breaekmng 'A racket, s ia5attieý", aio1iddng sh6ut, of the ice luInthe Great Slave Laite. Aw oe md.teloe a rouxid and' al>out, ot siucs Vhs gold rush o! 1à97»Vo t11% ,7w>istlng, A pouainJngpanwxmmer- tKlôiidlka apd Alaskan goýld fieldls ha% of na1 there been, sých an immense migra-' Abuld~ c ~tle Pi~ of Dutthe Odntsey o! Vhs Yukon la be- Entreatiel or paq4*r1, fo6r ecissfor, f n rewrltteu lu' the preseut rush lin 1 fM7»ie JL£%f JY31 I r5rLLI> . L Feèr 'every . mlindale, botihersome' A banfg et te diom, sad a UP1 luthe luterest of!'udesm business Au elepbanat hunt lor-à bit et a moue Mhe-it easy .Vo, , har Vthere'sa b9y, in'the, -buse. - .But, oh! if the tops were'noV sctter- about,- Anid the bouse nover ech»e-uodV racket sud rout;- If t4ever- the noome were all tidy and noat And oes ne.ed- net brui]> after wee m dyfoot, If eue laughed eut wl-eu tie menul- And with klsesfflwenV Vum$bling ail Vlned te ei What a weariseme, -work4day worhd, do't -yeu ss, F-or ail who love wld littie ia-dd-ies 'twouhd le; An-d I'm bappy Vo say, tb-ougit -Lshrink lke a mouse, Prom disorder aud din'-tere's a boy' el seekei,» , mkiug tboin way north, travel lu -modemn sleeping cars te Vh&s su tVhe northen nallways -and theuce -lu comfontable' river steame s, and ,-motor lau-nche. One Canadias' o-il 1 mp,, eedigt suiu parties into Vhe territonislu ail-metal -The, moment Vhs travelen 1eaveà the .river highway, bowever, le is face te face wih tbie aVii j undénquered North. Portaues -must be negotiated with grear, handships for -throsewho, are Vnansponting heavy oil machineny. They geV a Vaste o! Vhs once fnightul "Edmonuton Trail" Vo DawsonCity, the grîmmmeet ýJoke o!f-Vhe gold-sekiug northiand, whens moen dieýd by Vie scores on weant raving mad, and where- -Vhs -sunvivors, wlio-fiualiy utruggleti tîreugi arrîved at the Aiaskangld -felds- on Vo two yeuns lute.- But menhave îeaned- Vhe peils of Vie Nonth chue thon and have takeaà advatit.age ofhVite experience. Rtoyal Canudian Mounted Police wil nQt ber- mit pensons, Vo;louve the "juniîing off" places ilu' Vhe North tVhs tirne unrleaS tiey are phyeically fit, prope-ly cquip- -ped for a year's stay in' the .ncFrtl in he houe.country and weII suppliel with fun-ds. The two chief ports of entry into the North are Peace River, about 30) Your Ration of Air. 1 miles northwest of 'Edmonton, ai We consume a' great many things to! Port McM.urray, almost an aquai dîs- keep our bodies going. tance due north. 0f what do we consume th-_ great- est amount? Food? Water? NO; air is the thIug that we need in the great- "Mind Your Ps and Q 9." est quantities. Teýxrmon"idyu ' n "Oh, air," you say; "but air weighs The presin"Mmd ourin P'osen nothin7g. Doesn't it! Each of us uses!Q'w,' ro hes l hepi nt'ein Rouman more than thirty pounds of air every type have aiways coii1ýused the print- day. A man may live well on three er's ajipreutice on a4count -of their_ pouids of food and four or five pounde similazrity-ý in appearance, when thle of liquid, but the air lie breath'es type is mixed or "pied.", welib four timÉàs as rnuch as his food. For this reason, oue; of ltefirut i. and. drink. put tog-ether. structions given to the1 apprentice- whe Every time we breathe we. draw aspired to become a printer was- te' thirty cublo luchea o! air intc, our «i "mmd his "ps and in éo, u ther lungs; supposing that we take flf teen wordsý, not te get. thexa xmixed so tliat, breaths a minute for thïe tweuty-four they, would be inte-rehauged ln print- hours of the day, we use no Iess than . 648,000 cubie luches of air, which*..Additional emphasls was placed- up. would. welgh over thirty pouuds. One ,Ou the phrase- through the custom - i day's supply of air, for ozue human be- taverus ilu the' Old Land of ke>eplug.. lng,,wo>Uld be sqicieut' tOI 1,125' account f purchases of beer and aie two.-gallou gasolluïetins; a year'as sp- thro'ugbout -th'e week 'hy writiug a"P ply would wei1 more thanflivetons. Al the-.credit book for each .plut ot A gmxaU room ln> whiÃ"h. a ga8-stove or, lquor sold but no paid for, and a. Q a fire la Jlghted. spon, beqom~es ,ý tutty rtw,,,çacli quart.. because a great dea.l o! s&ir_ Is 'CGR- ,t)nSatmrday, when'men lad re- ,sumed- lu bur-nhing,,anythlug. Quite a7 celved theëir pay, they would be greet- smaI1 fire. will use Up lu an hour more ed with the. cry, ",ýMindyour P's and tha a an reah~ u awhoe dy.Q's"-a gentie metbed o!' informing A gas-ofrcma1 fire needs -about fifty ',tem tliýat,,,o març drinks would. be pounds of air eve:-,y hour, or more than saërved until their accounts Were set- aton, of air every. fourElays! You can see now, why it is so neces- sary to keep winadows open. Proper Mridmnaemr rswrh ventilation meaus a continuous i supplythnsnemeiiterao fGt of fre-sb air. Sitting iu a stuffy room 1 I n igeîeinýh ai f6t .means, starving the body ol the thing 1 proba'bly because of their increased which It needs nm>st. sense of rcsponsibilit y. A CrwIesI~ttIshipOperatedt4y Radio A battle-ship operatý,d witho'x'. n man this valve opens, compressed air is ad-, aboard is a hitherto unprec3-deflted mittel to the thrc'ttle co'ntrol ofth Vymain enginues. The,Èýubý-*eque.nt open- renlization of the Unlted States Nav ing eof tiiis throle .speeds, the ship to Departm'ent. The U. S. S.: "Iowa" -has its==maxim uM capacmty:' been equlpped wlthwireless, apparatus The iarte ielay referred to in* the adequate to, its complote. cortroQl from Preceding' paragraph likewise. givee an-ther vessel at2 a conai derabla dis- momentum te a device describeil as a tance.- The bombing tests of tha Army commutator-the steering- mechuism. ami Na.vy air forces nffored the in- Th-eguiding gear embraces i a andard centive for the. operationof a crew- stea ngneriven- rudder, -the, tirot- less battleship, the "iocwa" manoe'v- ie valve of this englue- being geared ring-as au-enemy1 boat-a target 'or Vo an elecetrie motor. Tie operatk>u o! dummy bombs, from the air. I t.his'uuitý is thus- capably effecteil, thie Radicalmdlcais have 'been electric motor Iu turu belng 'respona- made iu the, power pl4nt e!, the "Iowa"I'ble.-gor 1tho eteamengfn-e drivi"'5 tae te 1 enure its functl.eniug withept a rudder t6 either stgrboard, of!.port as man aboard. The boIgers have. been needý may ,d ictate. - A gypo-compas, equipped to. consume oci nstead- of eeetircàlly çonnected to tâe coztrolJ coal as fuel. The propelling machine- »aue.1 g laie,,electric inQtor on the ry will fanction for a- considerable -steering gear, Provides a meang 0f length o! time without thecure of a automatie stelering. machini.st. Automatlc devices are~ The,.Conimxutater bas been called the capable o! dispeu-sinz fuiel Vo the buru "'mechanical 'braie". -o! ztae majAless ers and supplyjug water to the bdlIe'rs. battles4Iip. .The eope'o! its ,wtivjties Themain eu .iges .rnay be star.ted at. a is quite az varied, as are the. res pon- slow, puce, and the s'hip .forthwith i'sibilte ïmpose. Radio s'inais are re- abancloned. ,Mcanwhile an ýofficer, ceived, finterpreted, and couvnyed di- aboard lte controlling vessai, ba& as- rectly toethe electrlo,,maotor controlliug sumed direction of 'Vhe proverbial the steering englue by the commutat- "1ship witheut, a rudder." or. The. latter.duty ,Is -hedg-ed by the The apparatus for guidlng the'boat I rovs o, that thýe ord er be eiLther star-- adrlft comprises a standard radio ýjboard, or -port; otherwise, taie gyro- transmitter abeard Vhe controlling compas s gien onroi. ,The;'*Jowa" ship, -a receivinag aeril on the "low.a" a eÃŽatdb h rnm~ o ~ersrelaa, et. Thse, i tut, con- The firutedaby lteyrdo-id -j' e r 1-0 1 lwrr " -v. Blind -- 11, - 1:1- 1-1-1-1.-