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apparatus attached to the Hydro : 2 Scouty Hot Dogs! 'went Hke a dog With a bee on his tail. _ "Difficulties usually come in a bunch ~as the sparks fly upwards, and Bill's next concern was the food and camp ' ppoking. Oh! I'l send you along a stove, that'll be all right' said a sympathizer. Again a council of war was necessary and again the true Beouty spirit revealed itself in their refusal of the stove and the umani decision to do the cooking fn the ts' way, and fone other. "Now it is Fghtly regarded by the » . Troop's experiences are mot desirable by any ducting themselves. - Thus does Scout maining inculcate and draw out of lads make them citizens of whom no one need be ashamed. True Logie. Harold was in an inquisitive mood. er," he asked, "what does you mustn't bother me." £ "Doed 'trans' always mean across?" ! auestons. ' | som, "who'd a' s'posed that thing had: 7 & Ty 'I'chief under the name of Chief Morn- fe bi -------- H chosing a wanted to and women was 80 taken with the | freoandweasy lite that he made up his "0 have a ramch of his own. So it came about that at a farewell din-| ner in Winnipeg he announced to a delighted audience that he had bought Bedingfield Ranch. This ramch, which comprises 4,000 chase. Better known as "E. P. Ranch," the ground bought by the Prince lies near the middle fork of the Highwood | River. The nearest market-place ie Calgary, -with its 50,000 population. This town has grown up in only twen- ty years. Red Indians as Neighbors. Nestiing in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, the B. P. Ranch is | in an ideal position for the rearing of prize cattle. It woul also make a good setting for am adventure story, because, at no great distance from Bedingfield, is the chief village of the Stony Creek Indians. This tribe honored the Prince, when he visited them, by making him their ing Star. For the ceremony the King's eldest son had to dress up in full war |" paint, and take part in a long and senious investiture, which incorpor ated all the tribal rites and customs. During this week the Prince will leave for his d trip to Canad 'which he is undertaking solely for the sake of passing an enjoyable month on his own ranch. Travelling as the Duke of Cornwall, he will sail to Que- bec on board an ordinary ocean liner, and, during his stag in British North America, he will not take part in more than one or two public functions, It is to be a complete "rest," and all Bri- tishers agree that he deserves it. It is certain that ell the ex-soldiers who are employed on the E. P, Ranch, and W. L. Carlyle, the manager, will be delighted to have the Prince with them, Once again Mr. Lane of Bar U will act as host to H'R.H., but Mr. Lane's task will not be difficult, as the Prince has insisted upon sleeping either in a log cabin or a tent His days will be fully occupied in roaming the acres and acres of grassland, and in helping his workers to perform the meny and varied duties' which keep a cowboy "at it" from sunap to sundown. pe 3 The Car's Baby.- The motor-car was a thing unknown to a native of an out-of-the-way part of Alaska, and he was astonished one day when he saw one go by without any visible means of locomotion, His eyes bulged, however, when a motor-cycle followed closely in its wake and disappeared like a flash around a bend in the road. 3 "Gee whiz!" he sald, turning to his | x vores oim = Tai Sn a i 1 HL 3 appears that Dr, Williams' they are taken the 'pilis through any dealer in medicine, or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' pls - Finding the Weight of Fish + by Measuring Them. In a camp where there are no scales simple formula for determining the weight of a fish from its length and {ts greatest girth In inches: Square the girth in inches; multiply the re- sult by the length in inches and divide the product by 800. L For large sea fish, like the tarpon, that are symmetrical in form the rule Lacres of prairie, adjoins the land own-| gives a close approximation to the 'ed by Mr. Lane, who arrenged the pur- [exact weight, and indeed for symmet- rical fish of any kind the formula is accurate enough to be useful. The fol- lowing examples of its accuracy are taken from the records of fish entered in the fishing contests of a sporting magazine: Astriped base that took a first prize was 49% Inches long and 28 inches in greatest girth. The weight as found by the formula was 48% pounds; by scales it was 48 pounds. A trout that took a first prize was 24 inches lohg and 14% inches in girth. It wae reported as weighing 7 pounds; the formule gives 614 pounds. In the rainbow trout class a first prize went to a fish that actually weighted 13% pounds and that was 33 inches in Jength and 18 inches in greatest girth, The formula' gives a weight of 13 pounds and 6 ounces. Even in the case of comparatively small fish that are symmetrical the formula gives fairly accurate results. For example, a brook trout that was 161% inches in length and 11 inches in girth weighed 2% pounds. The form- ula gives a weight of 2 pounds and 6 ounces. The Acld Test. Military Expert--"There is one more test this bullet-proof shirt of yours Tova undergo before we can accept Inventor--*"And what is that?" M. B--"You must allow us to send it to one of the laundries." ----e ee. Russian Iron Ore. More cheering than most news from province of Kursk, three bundred miles south of Moscow. The vein is one hundred and fifty miles long and Hes at a depth of from five to hundred feet, observed that the compass in glon was deflected as much as fifteen g i g * & i i z not noticeable, improve-' {ing seemingly should be given at once,' will their action im- | Russia is the report that a vast vein! of iron ore has been discovered in the! it | visiting orchestras "which or even towards 'one's own family, has not been given the attention It de- serves. We have emphasized the value healthy ; we have warned le against ractice of neglect- they become chrani ne A a me c; we have the dangers arising from a focus g the . blood and! {have pointed out, but have we made it, plain that without a contented mind, | ship is no more necessar:; tions than among indi of | by all means have pure water and safe . C milk; let us have sanitary conven- damaging the heart, kidneys, ete. | fences and These and many more dangers we but in our efforts to promote - health and protect ourselves against the ravages of disease let us never e body will never be healthy? If we forget the value of a happy, contented blood. You can get these are incessantly worried about some- mind, and harmonious relations with loss Yet - is --We sometimes per arch {of individuals suffering from an "at- tack of nerves," and while the cause may have something triflin very the s may be attended f| breakdown in health. the pri i it its real cause an 'with a complete In this post-war period of unrest the nations, the Washington and British Columbia stands forth as something refreshing and hopeful. * It tends to allay international hysteria and sets an ex the world might follow with vantage. le which the rest of The value of courtesy and friend- among na- uals. 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The music club can absolutely fix of an indifferent or really antagonistic | atmosphere. The ploneer work of & music club is directly responsible for most of the visits of prominent artists to the cities, while indirectly the musi- cal progress of the community can be {nvariably traced to the unselfish work accomplished by the club's agency. But after all a real musical Canada depends upon the musical education | of our boys and girla' while they are, in the public schools. And we have never yet had the proper recognition given to music by all our public schools, In fact, very few of them: "have even approximated it. The music club can render a very definite | service in its community by securing, through enlightened public opinion; | the proper recognition of music in the school curriculum. It can encourage the establishnient of music apprecia- tion classes; cl 'for the wtudy of applied instrumental music, and of public school orchestras .which will ultimately provide the material for the symphony orchestras, and will un- doubtedly make for the greater appre- clation of music as played by the come from Gil MONEY. ORDERS: When ordering goods by mail send a D¢minion Express Money Order. ) Put a derby hat on a goblet as in the illustration. Put a half dol- lar on the top of the hat. The problem is to knock the hat away so that the half dollar will fall into the ggblet. There are two ways in which the trick may be pre- sented. The first is to tell what is to be done and letting your friends try 'it. After.they have failed, as they will, you can show how easy it is to do it. The better way Is to practice the trick until you can do it well. Then do the stunt, relying upon your skill to hide the method by which the result is accomplished. 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