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Ih Eg £ ££ WR wv La 2 gabilog Cadkignd 4 ier Tahal nd say Sly windows and called, "Won't vgs FHSIPYe heard of its being done," v a are ° shouting, they would Li means of locomo- to the middle of the grass-plot nd draw up with a flourish, some. times with such a grand one that the A took' a header among his fellows. "After a few moments, with an even again. Ar last Mrs. Perkins opened one of tC) _ you boys keep off wy lawu, please?" | "We can't, Mrs. Perkins," answered " Philip in his deliberate fashion, i "What did you say, Philip " asked Perkins. "[ sald," repeated Philip, slowly and WEEE nt a louder voice, "we can't stay on | your lawn, Mrs. Perkins." iy can't you?" asked Mrs. Peri. 5 "Because this is the station for our elevated traing--right here i the mid- 'dle of this lawn. And our trains have "to come into the station. And you can't move an elevated station, can you?" an- _ swered Mrs. Perkins. "But I never "heard of an elevated _stacon being put' "4h the middle of the lawn in front of | a person's house." A look of doubt crept into Philip's round face. "Didn't you?" he asked. "Where would they put.elevated stations?" "They'd be more likely to put an elevated station where they could have walks leading to it and some- ; thing besides grass for the tralus to n on. . it "Where'd oe a placa most like that *round here?" asked Philip. "I should think the end of tne walk between the two houses would be | "abot the Best place," suggested ue _ Perking. "The trains could run| * sthoothly alone that walk { to the sta-| 'Tiger Remembered Friend's | Kindness Man tion instecl of bumping ver the grass." Philip' + elu "%y face cleared, and in ' a moment was wreathe in a smile. "Thank you, Mrs. Perkins," he said. "C'mon, kids, we're going to move the elevated station." "Well!" exclaimed Philip's mother | from the next porch, "I've been listen- ing in and wondering how long you'd stand Philip's impudence. You should have come out and punished him." "Philip wasn't imp. lent, Mrs. Lid- dick," replied Mrs. Perkins, "That elevated station he was talking about was as real to him as '" > one down the stroet is to ms. Those wagons and the tricycle and the kiddie-car were real traing to him. For the min- ute it did seem impossible for him to move his statior. from the lawn." "Well, I'm glad you take it that way," sighed Mrs. Liddick, "You're the 1rst neighbor I've had that could get along with that child!" ~*"It is a question of understanding "him, I think, Mrs. Liddick," answered Mrs. Perkins. "If one can look into a child's miind and can think his thoughts with him, a clearer dh n is formed of his behavior than 1 ierwise possible, and he bicomes a bn deal easier to manage."--Issued by the National Kindergarten Associa- tion, 8 West 40th Street, New York City. These articles are appearing weekly in our columns. ------ ee Schoolboy Patrols Save Lives from Accidents Washington--By telling their school mates when it is safe to cross busy thoroughfares near schools, 2000 mem- bers of the schoolboy patrol organized here tinder the auspices of the Ameri can Automobile Association have been instrumental in bringing about a re- duction of 33 per cent. in the fatal accidents to children of school'age in Washington. The safety division of the District of Columbia division of the A.A.A. re- ports there are now 158 patrols in the city, with an average of one patrol mau, to every 40 children. In 1926, when the patrols were first organized, it is said, there were 16 fatal acci- dents to children of school age. In 1929 the number was 10, a reducti f 33 per cent, according to the re- ppt + On drab days the hoys on patrol 'wear "brilliant yellow ponchos and hats furnished by the A.A.A. that they may be easlly spotted by motor- "ists. On other days they 'are identi- fled by white "Sam Brown" belts. . They take their posts before and after . school and at the noontime recess. eee res # JUST SUPPOSING 'Little Tommy entered his father's study; his face rapt in thought. "Daddy," he raid, "will you please give me some money?" "And what, my son, do you want ney Loree asked his father guard- a robber was our money or ud I dfdn't have any?" pposi commotion, they would ride i 15¢ Sc i TEA Effective Immediately per pound reduction on Red Label Tea. » - per pound reduction on Other Grades. You can now buy from your grocer at these reduced prices the Red Rose Tea he has. in stock. We refund to the grocer the drop in the price. We bear the loss. T. H. ESTABROOKS CO. Limited TORONTO, ONTARIO i | | ! | 1 | | | i | ; ! | | | | 1 I i | i 1 1 | { - | { | | | Animals Usually Attack Only Through Fear Whether the story of Androcles and the lion is true or not, it is a very pretty one; and if the lion had the dis- position of Carl Hagenbeck's tiger the story might not be such a myth after. all. Everyone has heard of the great Hagenbeck menagerie in Ger- many, where hundreds of animals are kept in" surroundings as near as art could make them to their native haunts. The Hagenback brethers did a big trade in animals, supplying pri- vate and public collections with any- thing from a lizard to an elephant. Apart from being dealers they had a real love for their wares, as the fol- lowing story will show. Carl Hagenbeck once bought two young tigers. One of the little crea- tures had caught a sort of influenza cold, which so affected its eyes that Nurses Wanted The Toronto Hospital for Incurables, with Bellevue and Allard 2 tala, How Xork ois, Sites a Sree Year's Course oe xa Cancation. ong os of becom! nurses. Hospital has adopted e eight-hour 7stem. The pupils receive 'orms of the School, & Jnontily allowance and] travellin; and from New York. Yor fariner oe culars write or apply to the Superintendent. ticura JOINTMENT' ef (uticura Atried and trusty V friend for 50 years. for some time it lost its sight. Hagen- beck nursed his invalid carefully for|' several months, visiting its cage daily, and so successful were his ministra-| tions that the patieni completely re-| covered, Later on both his purchases were sold to the Berlin Zoo, where they stayed many years. From time to time Carl Hagenbeck called at the gardens and never forgot to pass the tiger's cage. As son as the animal caught sight of him it would show great excitement. Even if it merely | heard his voice, i* showed pleasure! and would purr like a cat, nor would it be satisfied until he had entered the cage and sat with it as friend to friend. People used to watch these meetings of the two friends with interest min- gled tith . fear, but there was no cause for alarm. The tiger had not forgotten its benefactor. Hagenbeck had a water-color portrait of his | striped friend and always cherished the memorial. The tiger is one of the most dreaded of jungle dwellers, for its ferocity is a by-word; but with all its ugly reputation this incident shows that it can remember kindly treatment and a kindly .aaster, Most animals attack man through fear of him, and very few will attack him if left alone. Here and there we read of isolated cases of unprovoked at. tack, but these cases dare rare, and it is the exception rather than the rule. ~The Humane Pleader. --r "It is not marriage that fails, but the people. All marriage does is to show them up."--Harry Emerson Fosdick, mir emi Use Minard's for Burns. "Few things in the modern world are more surprising than the change which has come over parents in the present generation." -- Bertrand Rus- sell, Learn Watchmaking Light Interesting Work Good Watchmakers Teither sex) can earn good money For information write the CENTRAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL Toronto Milk of Magnesia in water, That . : minutes, Don't depend on crude methods. Em- | G-38, claimed to be the largest lan New German Plane Dessau, Ger.--The Junkers airplane. plane in the world, started May 14 on! its first extended cross-country flight, with 20 passengers aboard. After the trip the Luft-Hansa Company will r "Strange, but it you wait to keep gas down, don't step om it. | take the plane over to use as a freight carrier, The craft measures 148 fee' be- tween wing tips. It is practically without body or tail, and gives the im- pression of being all wings. There are four Junkers motors aggregating 2400 horsepower, and it can carry 6000 pounds useful load. The cabins are built in the wings. THE REASON WHY Tis Own Tablets. Malnutriticn, or inability to derive nourishment from food, is a common trouble with little children and is en- tirely due to stomach and bowel weak- ness. Another cause of loss of flesh and sleep is worms. To correct stomach and bowel trou- bles and thus banish constipation and indigestion, break up colds and sim- ple fevers; expel worms and allay the pain which accompanies the cutting of teeth is what Baby's Own Tablets were designed for. They never fail to 'be of aid and can be given with safety to tho youngest babe. Baby's Own Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont, He's Fifty-two And Teething Beverly, N.J.--James J. Carr, fifty- two years old and the father o. four children, is teething again. He has cut fourteen of his third set, all strong and healthy teeth. Dr, Parry Scott, Carr's physician, and Dr. Harold Winkelspecht, his den- tist, say there is no doubt that the third set of teeth is natural. Dentists | have known of third sets, but usually they occur at such an advanced age that the person dies before complet- ing the set. Mr. Carr, who is a newsdealer in this small community, twenty miles from Philadelphia, lost many of his second or permanent: teeth early in life, when, despite constant care, they decayed one by one. Some were pull- ed out, and some stubs remained. Now new teeth have shoved through the gums and the stumps took on new lite again. There is little pain, such as children suffer, Mr. Carr now has twenty-eight teeth, half of them new and halt old,| or four less than the average adult|' has. Whether to expect a new set of wisdom teeth is the question which] still confronts him, ---- Minard"s Checks Falling Hale, en 'o achleye hap; es 1 it Is nf sary to have som never pletely realized, but always in pt of realization,"--Bertrand Russell, | ISSUE. No. 22--'30 anc | THE ANAEMIC GIRL -- Who Has ms Beauty The Hushers' Chorus Hush, little gas tank, Don't you cry, _ Pay day will be here Before you're dry. who were once toted for their spark- Hush, little auto, Don't you cry, You'll he a junk pile lects her health, may be a sufferer al By and by. Her Charm and "She seems to be Ising her looks." Al: This remark is often heard about girls ling eyes, their rosy cheeks and their vitality, The cause is not far to seek pi --they have become anaemic; that ac Poultry ary Pouiuy_ Farm, Siraiford, Onta 16, counts for the pallor and the Joss of - - charm. 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SN ing his best to keep up the conversa tions can only be banished if the blood free. I. R. Guild and Sons, Box B, tion. Finally he said: Visitor--"1 hear your volunteer fire company has bought a new engine." Native--"Yep." is rich, red and pure. Good blood--the kind good health, liams' Pink Pills. Visitor--*Have you tried it out yet?" | ot these Pills is to build rich, red, Native--"Nope." health-giving blood. The Pills are Visitor--""What, no fires at all?" sold by all dealers in medicine or by Had five fires." haven't you Native--'Oh, yep. Visitor--"Then why tried your engine?" Native--"Houses we get there." mail at 50 cents a box from The Dr. Williams® Medicine Co. Brockville,' Ont, .- down 'fore | lie "Vote For Woman" burn "Daddy, 1 have splendid news for The fourth grade teacher is go- year. The two things that will develop a dominating personality are a corres- pondence course and a nice fat purse, assemblies defeated in the House cates of woman suffrage hail it as Fame and 'lightning don't strike where there's nothing to attract them. |: . wimen in a few years. The bill made no provision for wo- men voting for members of the Nation- al Parliament, on -------- | John--"The new electrical men, the Robots, are said to do anything they are told te do." x Happy--"They mist be married." A girl can always tell Wiisn 'shies in , Seiyukai (chief opposition) love, and she generally does. | jbindd the large majority standing for | "an uncounted vote. It's an aspiration to have something to write, but it's drudgery to have to K 1a write something. in enzo Ada- stage the Home Minister, Love Note in the Sign Language You arouse my adoration With your ardent ! When you see the roll of § in my hand,' At this most important . {ite preferred slower in | matter, progress mere A rms cm A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY In tle evening a myriad A wise man will make more oppor- d ~ tunities than he finds. Bacon. Tiny flashes light your mystic op- ties & - | =e els -- I'm convinced you have my No. Fair Lady Oh, is that a man-eating As I drift away in slumber; | lion, mister?" Zoo attendant (wear: You are there with vigor, vim and Hy): "Ob, vesssum. But we're shor likewise ---, | of men this week 8p we're feeding And I'm slave to each suggestion | him beef. That you make; | beyond a ? | You're the cute though less mon- Fi Ad d arch of my cash! frst. | ------. | For all pains and aches, foot The laziest man in the world: He | troubles, culs and bruises, married a widow with sixteen child-| general massaging Ean | : : . ren, | Minard"s simply can't be beaten, Where there's smoke there's some- body's flame, i Everybody exerts an influence over somebody else it no more than as a! horrible example. Blessed.are the poor. No one ever contracted a nervous breakdown from pulling a wheelbarrow or pushing a shovel. DO You SUFFER WITH HEADACHE? So easy to get quick relief and pre- vent an attack in the future, Avoid bromides and dope. They relievequick- y but affect the heart and are very angerous, They are depressing and only give temporary relief, ths cause of the headache still remaing within, { The sane and harmless way. First correct the cause, sweeten the sour and acid stomach, relieve the intes- tines of the decayed and poisonous food matter, gently stimulate the liver, start the bile flowing and the bowels pass off the waste matter which causes our headache. Try Carter's Little iver Pills. Druggists 25¢ red pkgs. The defeated candidate in a ou i can election never asks for a recount. ! Famous men look bigger in print than they do when you actually meet them, re The average man speaks about 12. 000,000 words a year, says a scientist.' Not the average married man, | Obadiah--*"I think Peggy will make an ideal wife. Every time I go to per, home I find her darning her father's | socks." » Joshua--*"That caught me too--until i the I noticed It was always sock." same The upsets of oil CAI cider are: yng to little colic; 'of diarrhea, ields to the soothing influence of Castoria. Keep Castoria in mind, and keep gan ye on which a a bottle' in the house--always. Give'a few drops to any child whose tongue is coated, or whose breath is bad. Continue with at the child is 1 rugstore has C. a; the it is, it soothes like nothing signature on the wrapper. that brings is created by Dr. Wil The whole mission Coming in Japan women of 25 vears or older to vote in| "elections for municipal and peetocrural e Although the measure likely will be of Peers, aw, victory presaging full enfranc sement| The Cabinet withheld support of the | [measure but representatives adhering to both the Minseito (majority) and | parties | When the bill was in the committee | { chi, said that although the Cabinet ap-! | proved the theory of woman suffrage,' the a has Chas. H. Fletcher's we Roc kwooa, Ontario. ~ FOR SALE FIVE D.C. MOTORS Va, 1, 15, 4 and 8 Horsepower, all In good condition. Ch~ap for immediate sale. H. Watkins, 73 Adelaide §° rest Want, Toavants ETE IT oy more stomach trouble. Can eat anything," s Mrs. E. White. Thousands say indiges- | You. 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