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â- ^ftgSiP*" The Weeklr fashions FATEFUL YEARS FOR ALL WOMEN •PORK KNOCKER'S" CONSCIENCE Diamjnd That Wa« Steal.- "Too Big to CANADA IS PAR GOLF. How Best to Overcome the Trou- bles That Afflict Women Only. j The atmosphere c( romance that surrounds (liarnnnd mining U, ot j Caaadian golfers are bard to beat, bot Canadian hospitalitT cannot b« beaten." declared Charles • "Chick") Evand. Jr.. amateur and op«n cham- i pion golfer of the L'nited States, after _.„,„„ ^,,.^ . . ,. ,, iii ': be liid returned from the Hamilton ; value of the geaa and to the posaibih- ,. r. ,t ^t t. <^ „« .„ .u,. . . t ; . u and Scarborough Golf Clubs. Caaa- 1 ty that at any moment a jewel of such ,. _.,. ,i.t.j _l The most fateful years in a woman's ' unusual size and beauty as to be worth ' '^"'f ,"P*"^ "^ these clubs had com- life are those between forty-Bve and a fortune may come to light. i P*"*^, ''''° " ^^J ^'^. ^^^\ '°,.''°- ' fifty. Many women enter this term . Diamonds are easily identified in I f:f '''*° ^"^ ^'""^^ ^'^'^ ^^'^* .''â„¢ * under depressing conditions through , the raw state by their peculiar sheen '. "*« ^^^f^f' "^'^"^'^â- .."^ "*•' °^'^"'''- I overwork, worrv or a neglected con- and shape, savs .Vr. William J. La. i °e a^lae^- is par gclf. j dition of the blood, and »o they suffer ; varre. Jr. but if tiiere I3 any doubt I , •^"""^ the third week m June Evans ^ heavily. Sciil. variations of health at about the stones the matter can be de- ' ^"P^^ " "^^^^ '^'^ ^^ '-^ '" C^aa^ this time can be relieved by home ^ cided by subjecting them to pressure treatment. I between two knives. Anything escept Among the commonest symptoms a diamond can be crushed. In color ^ "^^ *'Jr^i'^°* ^'''^ Francs OuUnel. are headaches and pains in th« back they vary from white to pink, blue, i •'«f>"°« °- ^.â„¢"". " V f, u' "^ ^ ' son. The cities Tisited will be llont- real. Ottawa, St. jVndrews-by-the-sea and Toronto. BITS OP HUMOR PftOM mi. oWL"d rOVZiTmT WASTES Vir HAT HAVE »» Llv« YOC FOR SALE IH LiiiUry. Finer H«*a». PlavofUL E<»j etc.? Wrttte I Wei.araucJi A Son. 10-19 St. J*aa Baccisc« Morliirt. Muat- r»»al Q'je. KCX£ BUXLnrSS U' KIT Hju to clay for the benefit of the Canadian Red Cross. Other noted golfers who and si.le3, fever-flushes, palpitation, dizziness and depression. Women stand in need of rich, red blood all their life, but never more so than in middle age, when the nerves are also weak and over-wrought. Now every to pink, blue, heir s: spherical to tlat and in- ' range from elude some nearly perfect diamond- ' shaped gems. A few stones that I ' ^^^''^ '^'^ * ^==^^S of well-planned saw in British Guiana were so perfect. [ f.^'L"""!!!!!.!.-''^-..^* A''^°"';:'?..- ! both in color and in shape, that it was ; 8720 â€" Isn't this simple little frock charming ? The embroidery is taken from McCall transfer pattern No. 884 (blue or yellow), price 15c. The dress may be made with a high neck and long sleeves. McC^U Pattern 8720, five sizes, 6-14 years, price 20c t UOCaH. ^'•5 â€" This ladies' and misses' kim- ona made from Japanese crepe re- quires 4 yards of 32-inch materia! woman can prove the prompt help af- difficult to belileve they had not been forded to her health by renewing her blood supply. It is a test that any ail- ing woman can make by taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, for these pills make rich, red blood, which in turn helps the appetite, strengthens the nerves and restores robust health. Thousands of women have found in Dr. Williams' Pink Pills the means by which new health and a brighter out- look of life were gained. In proof of this is the voluntary testimony of Mrs. H. S. Peterson, Milford, Ont., who says : â€" "I have suffered greatly from those troubles that afflict my sex. and I have found that Dr. Williams' Pint Pills in such cases not only do all that is claimed for them, but more. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have done so much for me that I urge every weak woman to try them, and they will soon realize the great difference in one's health they make. " If you suffer from any ot the ills that particularly afflict womanhood you should avail yourself at once of the health help of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. You can get them from any dealt.-- in medicine or by mail post paid at 50 cents a box or six boxes tor $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medi- cine Co.. Brockville, Ont. Pacific, ranging from seaside links at St. Andrews-by-the-sea on the Bay of cut and polished by machinerv. 1 ^'^''^y " the BanS Springs Golf Club. The largest stone on record for that I -•^l''^"^- "^^^'^ ^'^ golfer can play his region, where the mining is carried on ' ^ame at an altitude of nearly a mile. m a hit-and-miss manner, weighed '^'^^^S farther west he can play the fourteen carats: it was found bv a Vancouver and Victoria golf clubs •pork knocker" named London, who. i ^^"^ '^^ altitude is not far above the because of his great size and strength ' *«^ ^'^'^ *''^«''« '^^ ^oif sharp can play and previous lawless acts, was feared by the other bushmen. "Perk knock- â-  ei^' is a local term given to a group of â-  harum-scarum men who know no sys- \ tern in their prospecting, bat move i about here and ^ere in the wake of 1 such of their group as chance to make ; The Scotch of It. "How wa:- it you never let yoor mother know you'd won the V.C.V "It wasna ma turn tae write." His Chance. "Mr. Bubkins. " said the proud fath- er, shaking the young man warmly by the hand, "let me tell you thuc you are a man after my own heart." 'Oh. no. sir." protested the blushing suitor "I'm after your daughters." The Mathematics of It. She had seven million dollars Placed in bonds auid stocks and rents: He had leven million dollars. So they merged their sentiments. Now they've raised a son whose value Is exactly three cents. :te flp. ol"i'. ;â-  - k op 3u»« Plana, and - n reii- Inir how to sav« from T -r Hu.-- dr«<l Dciiars on your ne-v Hjme. A<*- dr<ss Hallldiiy Cumpany. ii Jaekaoa W Hirr.Utin. Ont. PC a SAi.r.. , "^E-.VSf APEK. •SfETEKLY. IN BF.UCa ' jj^ County. SpUndlil opcormnlty >Vrti« > fc..x T Wilson Publishinir Co.. UnUtad. T3 .x.-:.^!,iliJ.» St. W Toronto. EQCIPtED NE.VSP.VPEB fob {^rmtlntr olant in Saatttm On"va.-lo. Insurance ?a.-r-le.l liSOO. Will ro for II.20« on qj'.jk !a!«. Box <3. W'.'.aoB P-jtltsh':i« C^ - r.ri Toronto. WL^^ MxscBZ.t.jL3rE0ua. C^NCEP.. Inter TVil'-:ij LI. MPS. ETC- emal and external, curetl wttli- ouc natn by car hom« tr<!atmenL Writ* as before too Laf*. Dp B«iln:aa Me«iical Co. Limited Colllnewood. Ont Gccd Diagnosis. "Xhd the doctor know what you MYSTERIOUS MEMORIAL. Stonehesge. on Salisbury Plain, Back to 1700 Years B.C. Dates Stonehenge. the greatest and old- est of the nation's memorials, situated on Salisbury Plain, has been presented to Great Britain by its owner. As the remains of a long g:one-by civilization, Stonehenge has a value and an in- terest equalled by no other monument iu the United Kingdom. The historic monument is corn- inches wide ma-' posed of huge stones, some of them and 4'-; j-ards of 4"- tenal. MeCail Pattern 8675 â€" 3 sizes weighing tons, and in some instances â€" S., M.. L.â€" price 20c. | piled cue atop of another. How the patterns may be obtained! great blocks were got to their posi- your local McCall dealer, or: tions. or their age or purpose, is a These from from the McCaK Co., 70 Bond Toronto, Dept. \V. The Joy Our Heroes Bring. When all our boys, suri-ived, are here. Kroas out the plague of war. They're welcome home as to us are Our treasures near and dear; They're like the floral gifts of Spring. Whose breath is Heaven's air: To both delights we would compare The joys our heroes briugl •They're tike the sunshine washed with showers M good old Summer time, Whcu joybells ring the runic rhyme Of love from lofty towers; And as such gladsome sources tling Their cheertulnoss around. So with it too for us abound The joys our heroes bring! .A.gain, they're like the .\utumn's wealth. When harvest homes are gay. And toil and doubt have given way To happiness and health: When all the merrymakers sing Their paeans of success. We share their triumph when we bless The Joys our heroes bring! Put, ah, they touch us most ot all When Winter snows come down. And Nature wears her darkest (i-owu. And brooks and breezes bnuvl: Por then it is our mem'ries cling To what and where they've been : But wcompense is given iu The joys our heroes bring! St..' mystery, but it is believed that the monument dates from as early as 1700 B.C. It has been a place of pilgrim- age for generatioBS. â€" Evelyn and Pepys. Johnson. Emer- son and other great men visited it. and some of them lelft records of the impression which the great stoues made upon them. Johnsou pointed a delightful contrast between the Cathe- dral of Salisbury tthe spire of which can be seen from the Plain) and "those girt big stoues" as they are called by the natives. Johnson said: "These were two emi- nent monuments of art and rudeness, exhibiting the first essay and the last perfection in architecture " Evelyn, it is evident from a remark in his diary, made an unsuccessful attempt to count the stones. "To number them exactly." be wrote, "is very difHcult: they lie iu such variety of posture and contusion, though they seemed to ex- ceed 100; we counted only 95." Pepys found the stones "so pro- digious as auy tales I have ever heard of them God knows what their use j was." One large stone, known as the I "leading stone. " was. in 1901, restored I to the perpendicular. During the ex- cavations made then a number of im- I plements were found, believed to have been used by the builders. They were ! of stone and flint. I'uder various private ownerships the ancient memorial has been wrung- led over in the courts, robbed of its trilithons to make bridges and mill j dams, and allowed to suiter needless a discovery of any value. At that : time London was working for another ' man. and. strange to say. contrary to the precedent set by his previous life, he turned the stone over to his em- ployer. I happened to meet him af- terwards in the interior and as'ied him how it came about that he did not keep the stone for himsellf. With an unlooked-for show of eloquence he said : i "Give unto Caesar what is Caesar's, and unto God what is Gods â€" anyway he be too 'oeeg stone for one feller- man to steal." His employer probably never would have seen the stone if it had been a mere five car-ats but for once London had.' been awed into honesty BABY'SOWNTABLETS I OF GREAT HELP Mothers, if your baby or growing child is sickly ; if he does not sleep well at night: If he cries a great deal; , is constipated and his little bowels ' [ and stomach are not working right. - give him Baby's Own Tablets â€" they ! ; have proved of great help to thousands j of mothers. Concerning the Tablets Mrs. W. H. Decater. Corson's Siding, Ont.. says: â€" "I have used Baby's Own Tablets and have found them excel- lent for the little ones and would not be without them." The Tablets are a mild but thorough laxative and are j guaranteed to contain no harmful ' drugâ€" that is why they always do ; good and never harm. They are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 ' cents a box from The Dr. Williams' ; Medicine Co.. BnjckvUle. Ont. I â-  " « I The Rock of Gibraltar. j Many interesting bits of history are ' connected with Gibraltar, the famous rock at the entrance to the Mediter- ranean. Among other things it is re- ; called that the last siege of Gibraltar ! was by far the longest of modem ' times. It commenced on June 21. 1779, and ended in February. 17S3. It thus lusted for the long period of three years and eight months the royal and ancient g;ame every month In the twelve, because the Japan current decrees that there shall be no "winter killed" greens. This year will be the greatest in the history of Canada and the United States so far as international golf is concerned. Ten of Canada's best golf- ' ers will play against ten of the best . from the Cnited States at the Hamil- j ton Golf and Country Club. Hamilton. ' Ontario, on July 25fh. and the Cana- dian Seniors, who won the Duke of Devonshire's Cup in a match against the United States Seniors, will defend the cup In a return match at Apawa- mis Golf Club. Rye, N.Y. Champion Evans has a very high opinion of Canadian golf courses, and j of the Hamilton Golf and Country ! Club in particular. "This Club. " he states, "is one of the very best links in North America, It swings well,' and is a thorough test of golf. " The St. Andrews-Algonquin Golf Club at St. Andrews-by-the-Sea is an IS-hole links. 6.000 yards in length, and there is also a 1-hole links near by. ^.The long course resembles some of the best seaside links of Scotland. Toronto. Montreal. Quebec. Winnipeg. Calgary, Victoria and Vancouver are all great golfing centers. .-^.t the Banff Springs Golf Club on "The Roof of the World." the golf is excellent and the scenic surroundings unsur- passed in beauty Lazy Worm. Two miners went on a fishing ex- pedition. But they were novices at the game. "Hoc are ye gettin' on, Jock?" asked one. "Och. simply rotten!" was the re- ply. "I don't believe my bloomin" worm's trying." A Wife's Revenge. "I am sorry to be critical, my dear," said Mr. Lambkin, "but this podding is not the kind that mother used to make â€" not by a long shot." "It's too bad. Henry." repliled Mrs Lambkin, amiably. "1 don't know what to do about it. Perhaps youd better write to her and tell her She stilt It over this afternoon." Satisfied. "Betsy." he whispered, as they sat together on the fence surrounding Mrs. Filligan's pigsty, "ow beautiful you be! Jes' think of it. Betsy! When us be married us •k-.V. have a pig of our own. Think of that. Betsy!" "Ian. " she whispered, a note of re- sentment in her voice, "what do I care for pigs'.' I shan't want a pig when I've got you!" T'tien al; was silent once more, save for the musical frolics of lephyrs a!- ' ready mentioned. hadr- { "Seemed to have had a pretty ac- I curate idea. He asked for ilO and I i had 111.- Xlaajrii's r=i£iit Cores Colds. Etc. Army horses and mules sold in all theatres of war have, so far, realized over S6T.0OO.00O. Taxation before the war in Great i Britain, France, and Germany, was, I per head, in the proportion g£ I seventy-three, eig'nty. and fortj'^ r«s- : pectively. Laugh When People Step On Your Feel [\ Try this yoursalf then pass it along ta sthers- It works! -•â€" • HlBard's TilTifmtnt Cnrvs Oiatempar. TORONTO FAT STOCK SHOW. At the annual meetitig of the Toron- to Fat Stock Show, held recently, it was decided to again have classes tor female cattle, ako that instead of re- quiring ninety days' ownership of car- loads of cattle that it would be suf- ficient if owned by exhibitor at time ot entry. This will be welcome news to some exhibitors who were tmable to compete in some of the classes last year. <, Hang Bath Mat. Hang your bath mat up when it is not in use. Three little loops of tape. one at each end ot one edge and the third in the middle of the same edge. by which it can be hung on hooks on Not His Fault. Conjurerâ€" "Now. to help me with this next trick, I want the services of a boy â€" just any boy in the audience â€" yes. you will do. my little man: cjme along. Now. you've never seen me be- torer have you'."' Boy v:naocer.'.!y --'N.' :'A:!--;r' LEMONS MAKE SKIN WHITE. SOFT, CLEAR Ouch ! r ! r I ! This !ticd ot roughs _ talk will be heard less here hi town if people troubled with corns will follow the simple advice of this Cinclncatl authority, who claims that a few drops of a drug called freezcne when applied to a tender, aching com stops soreness at once, and soon the com dries up and lifts right out without pain. He says freezone is an ether com- pound which dries immediately and never inflames or even irritates tha BUiTotmding tissue or skiiL A quarter of an ounce of freezone will cost very little at any drag store, but is sufi- cient to remove every hxrd or soft com or callus from one's feet Millions of American women will welcome this announcement since the ;aaugur3:;oa of the high beets. Make this beauty lotion for a cents and see for yourself. few What girl or woman hasn't heard of lemon juice to remove complexion blemishes; to whiten the skin and to bring out the roses, the freshness and the hidden beauty? But lemon juice alone is acid, therefore irritating, and should be mixed with orchard white this way. Strain through a fine cloth the juice of two fresh lemons into a the bathroom wall, will keep the mat cleaner much longer than if allowed* bottle containing about three ounces to remain on the floor â€" will dry the mat much more nuickly and will keep 1 Xlinard's Liniment Co., Limited. ! Dear Sirs,â€" This fall I got thrown ' on a fence and hurt my chest very j bad. so I could not work and it hurt ! me to breathe. I tried all kinds ot Liniments and they did me no good. One bottle t.^i MINAKD'S UNI- .MENT. warmed on flannels and ap- plied on my breast cured me com- ! pletely. I C. H. COSSABOOM i Rossway. Digby Co.. N. S. of orchard white, then shalie well and you have a whole quarter pint of skin and complexion lotion at about the fi-om becoming wrinkled or worn. . ^.^^^j ^^^^ usually pays for a small jar I of ordinary cold cream. Be sure to MONEY ORDERS. [ strain the lemon juice so no pulp gets Buy your out-oftowu supplies with into the bottle then this lotion will re- Dominion Express Mouev Orders. Five main pure and fresh for months. When : applied daily to the face. neck, arms I and hands it should help to bleach. ' clear, smoothen and beautify the skin Auy druggist will supply three ounces of orchard white at very Uttie cost and the grocer has the lemons. reads this Why worry about things that soon be forgotten. Who Is Blind.' Will every person who notice, and knows a blind man or woman anywhere in Canada, kindly send the name and address of that blind one to the Canadian National 36 King St. â-  damage from storm and relic hunter, will â-  and has been either a white elephant , Institute for the Blind or a mere source of gain. 1 East. Toronto. The Institute is conducting â- work tor blftxd 1 li A Drink So Delicious that many prefer its flavor to that of any other table beverage. INSTANT. POSTUM For old and young. Gives zest to any meal. I the I . along the most modem Dollars costs three cents. After you empty the wash boiler rinse it with clear hot water and while still warm rub the inside with soap. This prevents it from rusting and next wash Jay it .vill be there to serve as s'.:nds. GENUINE ASPIRIN HAS "BAYER CROSS"! TABLETS WITHOUT "•BAYER! CROSS" NOT ASPIRIN AT ALL Get Genuine "Bayer T.iblets of Aspli^ in"" in a "Bayer" Package. Plainly Marked With the Safety "Bayer Cross." Mrs. UJiaji Taylor Tells How Cuticura Healed Her Baby "Our 'rai?y was r*-c A/e^is o;j when his face ieciroe very red and ^-«-^-^ terribly -.xtz^y. and be j^ ~ vv was fairly crarv rut- L, _ l ^'â- 8 aad scratching || 'â- * •â-  ;9 till the skvc broke and i^-i^ 7.-\bled. He could not ^ ^^^. i^ sleep, and did nothing ' > but cry. His face looked as though he tcight tc disreured for life. "I thought I wculd icive Cxitiajra Soap and Oictrcent a i-al. I found the free sampie so gccd that I bcught tuore and Mto cakes 01 Cuticura Soap and a Sfty cent box of C-.itict:r« Oirt"^ mem healed hiir.." tSi«nedi Mrs. Lilian M. Taylor. Bc.\ S9. Brace- bridge. Muskcka. Or.t.. EVc X\ ';j. Cuticura Soap tc cleanse ar.d pts- rify. Ctaicura Oi=t:r.ent tc srften and soothe and Cuticura Talouri to powder and perrume are ideal for daily toilet purposes. Fur ;-«« «Knpi« ...ch of Oiccura So»c n.... SITe' i°iiJ^'i;-'''-^t^':^ ?«»t-»r"J CMicaim. -- scientific lines and desires that each I bhnd resident of Canada should have j the opportunity of availing hiittself or I herself of the benerits represented by this work. The immense task of registering every case of blindness can only be ac- - complished successfully by the earnest ' There' is not a penny of German co-operation of the publilc generally, money invested in "Bayer Tnblets of That is why we ask you to send the ' Aspirin, " nor will a German citiien names and addresses of bhnd people pn.>tlt by its sale or ever be allowed to you -nay knowo. 1 acquire interest. The following departments of work! The original world-famous Aspirin are being activelly pnuecuted by the | aiarked with the Bayer Cross " is now Institute; ludnstrial Pepartment for , made in Canada and can be had at Mtn, Industrial Uepartment for Wo- [ your iliuggist's in h.tndy tin bo.\es of men. l'>epartiueut of tleld Work. De- . 12 tablets and larger "Bayer" pack- 1 partmenl of Home Teaching. Oepait- 1 ages. j meut of Treventiou of blindness. Lib- j r.enuine .Aspirin has been proved ' rury l'»epartment. Oepavtnient of .Vfter 1 gafo b«r millions for I'atB. lieadache, i fare. Residence and Vocational T«"ain- Ing Centre (or Blinded Soldiers. To send information or obf^iu lu- (oioniatiou. address: The I'.eiieral Secretary. Canadian N;-t i>->! T;'sf- tute For The Hluii. 3fi Ki, a St **; t Toronto. Spring Fever â€" W hat Is It? I'' HREF, o'clock m the after- no^.>n â€" and absolutely D« spring "pep." You call it fever, but is it.' VThen you are const-.Mted waste matter re- mains in the lutestmes. decays, t'ortns poisoDS which are absorbed into your blood and carried by it to every cell m your Kxly. When your cells are thu'< poisoned, of course you have no ' pep. Pills, salts. muieral waters, castor oil, etc. .tr.crvly/orce the bow els to act. and make v-oustipattou and sett'-poisonmg a habit Nujol IS entirely different from drugs as it does not force oe irritate the bowels. Nujol prevents stagnation br softening the food waate and encour.Hgina the intestinal muscles to act naturally, thus re- moving the cause of constipation and self- poison mg. It is ab«oluteIy harmless and pleasant to take. Nlijol helps Nature establish easy, thorough bowel evaco- atioD at regular intervals â€" the htrallhiest habit in the worW. Get a Kettle of Nujol from your druggtst today aiui watch you.- "pep" come back. Nitiol !< vM In waled twttlr. Ni"tri-i< Itw NaMT-wi. Matfc .\U droff^'sts, liui.toD Nttivl. T^u nttt> *tcr«^ tt«izL sub«t.ciilHb ff 'aming: : Toothache. Karache, Rheumat'im, I I Lumbago. Colds. Orippe. Neuritis. j ' .\spirin is the tr'.»de mark, register- , â-  e.l i;i Ciinada, of }*a.ver Mant'.tacturc of j â- *.'-. no"cet,cacUlester of :*.>'icy;icacid. 1 : .\' 7 ISSUE 27â€" ".9. 1 Nujjo «!v. VS. •A'' OFF. for CorishpatfoJi