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sis on "The Linguistic fyDorsetshire and Lewis- as a ~ Food For Birds " to increase. ease. te tood supply for waterfowl and other birds have received new impetus from the New York Development Association. It is ~~ prepared to distribute to sportsmen's clubs and other bernybearing shrubs ..and trees. In Minnesota and else __whete In the wild-rice regions special \ efforts are being made to encourage the planting of swampy lands with that grain. . Such measures are necessary owing to the disturbance of the balance of girls who ondition: owe their ealth to Dr. Willia; Miss | food me tired and | dition. "E: beg; Li s{ Pink Pills, I'continued id use until .|T had taken six boxes, by which time I was again enjoying good health. I hope my experience. will lead other sufferers to give this medicine a fair t | trial" "If you are at all run-down, or Veal! you should begin at once to take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and' you will soon he well and strong. These pills are sold by all medicine dealers or will be sent by mail at 50 cédnts a box by The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co, Brockville, Ont. rer A ee The Bird The early morn was drenched with rain; It beat against my window-pane. I lay in bed and ried to make A little poem-LoL, sake. Outside undhy the hawthorn tree A thrush ay singing" lustily. is 8 Heating: round and round y sense and happy sound, ng his effortless sweet song While T w For ha He 'nature due to the transformation ing farm lands of areas which once were wild. Not only game birds but others | have seen their natural food supply | gradually diminish . where forests | Eavesh | thefr:place. ; o% nish g food is gradually be- "coming 'one of the important factor in Sonservatio n time the various "in impress- he peb- vay for ae ple, and' more cut or burned and farms | lout a caré for right or wrong. And still when I had made a line § He made g better one than mine. it came to me let such strivings be urn my mind to other things.... a poet must have wings. --Rose Fyleman. Unt I'd by And a faith in Santa Claus, but it The farming i to provi And breeding grounds. --N> annoyance c when drawin, eet of rubber ti in-the bathtub, the 'water run through it. To prevent a step ping nail pieces of ro A It cannot : slip- e bot- - over the sharp. edge 0 the id you wills find that you can cut. ins Bquaves utter, without it. sticking to 4 strong rey rn Jong to one end of your tape-measure, ,Wrap this end around a spol and fasten with a tack. When u are not using your tape-measure, ive | be | ies sie ot Union. algbm Cam is world's ive at each, his first re- ra cup of "good, he courage- uld have en- 'Tea because Ceylon istic! trengt! n t 8 ea.' tain Ro, whose ¢ all othér avor, e etsy a on tea k- your grocer in ght i uminum pac 16EW i yound neatly the in a convenient place:| t a thimble on the end of your 'rod, and it will shove through in easily, with no dan- he curtain... \ 'usual way. If treated:in this manner, bers will grrive in perfect con- Much of the nervousness in older children can be traced to the over- stimulation. during infancy, caused by regarding baby as a sort of animated toy for the amusement of parents, re latives. and friends. Baby may be ed with, but not for more than a er of an hour to an hour daily. d that, being handled, tickled, 'to laugh or even scream, will result in vomiting, and in- ses irritability, crying or crying and sleeplessness n easily be avoided h by rv at 'skipper received his first cialist party would not con- n nominating Jeandidates: Captain McPhee is very high hat. lake this season. pper. be handy when he receive, summer, but he will stic! London--The Prince of Wales has the hunting and point-to-point {with more spills than usual, nothing like the injuries that "Bod question in the House of ymfitbns in 1924. The unlucky] t¥FPoint season. had barely - be- gun when a tricky jump at an army meeting neal Aldershot brought down his mount and left the pink-coated figure of the Prince stretched on the ground, kick in the face. of 'something over three feet as hard as a paved road. s horse took off too gon _to the fence instead of oT it and flundering down in a | The ~lon the other side, kicking its throy rider in its struggles to right Ge, The rest of the riders jumped clear, and the small erowd of spectators rushed to pick up the Prince and carry him to one side, for the race was twice around the course. The Prince was lyink dazed on the ground his head pillowed on an over- . When the ambulance arrived and Cross nurse began SPengine the blood from his face. "What happened?" he said. "You fell off, sir," said the nuTyes "I fell off? I did not. The hgrse must have fallen with me." "NC It was the worst accident wWlch has ever befallen the heir to throne of our empire. "And it scarec the country into raising the question ofthis riding in tie House of Com- mons--an unprecedented step, for the heir to the throne is not ordinarily "The Skin . that Charms" 'The quest and love of beauty -- the desire to be Rts today a: dominating trait in men is the well as women. Eewecially dazed and bleeding tronk aks 4, sloping drop of six feet to a, Two High Hatted The "Beaver" wasspresented to him by "Miss Fort Willlam" on 'befa¥ of the harbor officials upon the arrival of the Canadian Pacific 8. 8. Keewatin, the first steamship to reach the head of the Incidentally, this vessel opened the port of Sault Ste. Marie, Where -the Captain McPhee thinks that the hats may i Kings and potentates aboard the Keewatin this 6 uniform on the bridge, Who I Going to Stop Him When the Heir Apparent Enjoys a Sport Why Not Let Him--=, Opinions Differ As To His Riding Ability A BAD FALL bound by the advice of Ministers, and even in the case of the King, ad- vice rarely extends to personal habits. This season's accidents have been the ordinary spills that every hunt- ing man expects. If they have oc- casfoned "any public coneern, it is a sense of rgflef that a confessedly dan- gerous short is over for another yea Ww, 5 results, wx Spills have come the Prince's his season. He landed head 8t in a snowdrift when his horse tumbled at a fence during a run with Cottesmore hounds on January On March 12 a companion's horse shed into the wing of a jump, horse, ifexercising the the Croxton 4 le Prince turned midair when n heavily during point-to-point at He won his race A his mourn the Oakley 3 Risley on March 21, in_ the Highland Brigade's point-to- point meeting at Dockenfield on March 29, after taking a toss at a sticky jump at the first fence in the Household Brigade's point-to-point at Hawthorn Hill on April 2, and he top ped off the season with two more 8pills during the High Peak Hunt's baton at Flagg Moore, in Der- byshire, on April 11. His spills this season have been lucky, and such public concern as they have occasioned has not been apparent. This is not to say that it! 'But if it has ex 'has not. existed. | discover, .tacle of the English trying to keep an Nothing mare congenially English | with him hay ht the cient pt cal of the Prin is ill course, less easy to s spills ; o . of own to them In pub- lic after his somersaul spill at the Speaking that night at the' dinner of the Company os Master Mariners in London, he said: "It is but a poor 'man and one most certainly not worthy to be the master mariner of the navy or of the fishing fleet who cannot survive one of the slight mis- haps that come to us sometimes who love to ride.jn a race." All this, however, has its lighter side. It presents the diverting spec: Englishman off a horse, . army officer is being scolded for munifest- ing courage instead of-eaution. This, indeed, is something new. There is than tie month of pointto-point nmeel- ing in which the hunting 'season at: tains its thrilling climax. It is true that pointto-point racing traces hack | o an Irish origin, but in that also it is congenially English. Unlike fox hunt, ing, it has developed into a hell-for- leather affair, and a cértain amount of professionalism has crept into it, but in the last few years a desire to return to the old method hs manifest. ed itself. If there any Englishman who wants to prevent the Pringe of Wales from participating in this typically Eng- lish picnic? There is not. It has its risks for every rider who partici- pates in it; and for the Prince it has risks that other riders are not called upon to face. There are crowds of spectators at every jump when the Prince is racing. Many of them are rand girls; -kept-at-a-safe-dis- tance By uniformed police constables from London. But no amount of police supervision has so far pre- vented them from cheering the Prince, and it is possible that more than one of his spills have been due to these shrill but cordially intention- ed bursts of cheering. A thorough: bred hunter, so highly strung that he is ready to jump at the sight of his own shadow in the paddock, is apt in the race to be thrown out of his stride or to swerve or to refuse or to lose his balance in the take-off and bring down himself And bis rider, all because 'of a sudden burst of cheering as he RIT Le a tricky jump. FIGHTING FOR BABYS HEALTH Is the Constant Care of Every Young Mother. The young mother has a constant care in looking after the welfare of her little ones. Childhood ailments come on so gudden--sometimes with- out a minute's warning---the mother may have a very sick baby on her hands before help can be obtained. That is unléss she has a remedy in the house which she can safely give the baby for any of the many minor ailments of babyhood and childhood. Such a remedy is found in Baby's Own Tablets. Thousands of mothers throughout the country always keep a box of the Tablets on hand and they proclaim them to be without an equal for sweetening baby's stomach; regu- lating his bowels, and thus driving out constipation and indigestion; colds and simple fevers, and making the' dreaded teething period easy, Baby's Own Tablets are an abso- lute]y safe remedy. They are guar- anteed to be free from opiates or any other narcotic drug which are so | that the "holy carpet" should be made isted, there has een and always will "harmful to the future welfare of the be a curious difficulty in expressing it.|baby. Mothers, if you value the life The throng is to-day the sole political of your little ones give him Baby's link of an empire of more than 450| Own Tablets when he is ill, or, better 000,000 people, and the safety of its|still, give him an occasional does of heir is a high affair of State. It is the Tablets to ward off iliness. The an extremely serious matter. Tablets are sold by medicine dealers Whether the Prince is or is not alor will be sent to any address, post- good horseman is a question on whitch | paid, at 25 cents a box by addressing opinions differ. Men who do not|The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co, hunt sometimes find' it - difficult to! Brockville, Ont. understand. why he seems to be con-{ tinually falling off his horse. When , Will Rogers» was appearing in at revue at the London Pavilion he ex-| plained tfe mystery thus: "I don't understand you Englishmen, The Prince tries some jumps that you'd be afraid to row across, and yet you find fault with him for taking a tumble occasionally. = What de you expect him to do when his horse falls down? Dd you think he's go- ing to remain suspended -in- midair?" On the other hand, men who have] hunted with 'him 'that the Prince prudent horse- SHE RAISED CAIN He: I have my doubts about Mother Eve--she was a bad Sowa | She: 1 don't think so. He: Well, you: can't deny that o's raised Cain, Bveny man 'hag moments of vindie} a Phillipe' Milk of Magnesia. 1t has physicians ¢ » In clean, bright Aluminum yod ted' Red Rose Orange Pekoe ~Top Quality 5 Holy Carpet/j; Ordered King Ibn Saud, Ie| Is on Its Way to Mecca Although last 'Fall Ibn Saud, King of Hejaz and Sultan of the Wahabis, decreed that there should be no holy pilgrimage to Mecca this year on ac: count of the "Unitarians" among thel Moslems of Egypt, he modified the decree in December by allowing the pilgrimage to be held, but ordered in India. And in India, at Delhi, it] was made, and on May 8 it was put |! aboard the pilgrim ship at Bombay for Messa, via Jidda. It is the first time that Indian Mos- lems have provided the articles to be taken to the sacred Kaaba on the an- nual Haj or pilgrimage. Heretofore the "holy carpet" has been sent fri om | Cairo. The new carpet, according to accounts that have come from Delhi, is the most superb piece of rug work that has ever come from modern hands. It is embroidered with verses from the Koran In symbolic colors and even shades, ». cp Mb = - Brightening Indoors Even the owner of a tiny garden can fill a room with vases and bowls of blossoms without despoiling his small out-of-doors domain if but a few blooms are used in each. of simplicity in flower arrangement is sald to come to us from Japan. We may learn from the Japanese how excellent an effect may be had from the tastéful grouping of a few blos- soms, and profit by the lesson in our homes. When flowers are not magsed much depends on the container used. ' One of clear glass or of metal obviously |! holds fewer possibilities of mischance than any other, since it can clash with nothing. Next safest to this iF the | bowl equipped with a flower block in which fine blossoms may be inserted. 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