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A WOMAN'S HEALTH NEEDS GREAT CARE When the Blood Becomes Watery a Breakdown Follows. Every woman's health is dependent upon the condition of her blood. How many women suffer with headache, pain in the back, poor appetite, weak digestion, a constant feeling of weari- ness, palpitation of the heart, short- ness of breath, pallor and nervous- ness? Of course all these symptoms may not be present the more theru are the worse the condition of the blood, and the more necessary that you should begin to enrich it without delay. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a splendid blood-building tonic. Every dose helps to make better blood which goes to every part of the body and brings new health to weak, despondent people. Dr. Williams' Pink Pill- are valuable to all women but they are particularly useful to girls of school age who become pale, languid and ner- vous. There can be neither health nor beauty without red blood which gives orightness to the eyes and color to the cheeks and lips. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills build up the blood, as is shown by the experience of Mrs. Jos. E. Veniotte, West Northfleld, N.S., who says: "For several years I was In a bad state of health. I was pale and nervous, my appetite was poor, and I suffered from weakness, head- aches and a feeling of oppression. I got so nervous that I was afraid to stay in the house alone. All this time I was taking medicine, but it only did not help me, but I was growing weak- er. Finally I decided to try Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills, and after using six boxes I felt much better. I had a bet- ter appetite, slept better and felt stronger. However, I continued tak- ing the pills for a couple of months longer and now I am feeling us well as ever I did. I give all the credit to Dr. Williams' rink Pills, and hope that my experience may he of benefit to some other weak woman." You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills through any dealer in medicine or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. *- Quite Likely. Father wa.s testing his son's know- ledge of arithmetic. "Now, sonny," he said, "suppose your mother had' three dollars and I had ten. If I gave her seven dollars, what would she have?" "Hysterics," muttered the precoci- ous child as he drifted into 'hu gar- den. Mlnard'i t-lnlmjrt for Dandruff. Jumping From the Sky. The real designer of the parnchuro was Leonardo da Vinci, in 15TO, al- though at the coronation of the Em- peror Fo Kien, as early as 1306, Chinese acrobats were seen to jump from a high scaffolding with huge pararhute umbrellas. Major Orde Lees, who has made more parachute descents from aero- 1 planes than any other man, considers j that all passenger aeroplanes should carry life-saving parachutes, just as ships carry lifebelts and boats. In a recent lecture he referred to a scheme of lowering a whole cabinful of pas- j sengers by one great parachute. The prevailing idea that parachutes ! frequently fail to open is a fallacy. In | 600 parachute descents from observa- i tion balloons during the war, only | three failures occurred. Many inventors do not realize that ! if a parachute is much less than 28 ft. 1 in diameter the speed of descent is j fatal. In 1914 an Austrian tailor j jumped from the Eiffel Tower in Paris [ with a combined Parachute overcoat. I The apparatus worked perfectly, but | as it was only one-sixth the size of a standard life-saving parachute, it de- scended too quickly and its inventor was killed. The real danger of parachuting is in landing. You never know where you are going to land. Major Lees has described how in July, 1920, a rival parachutist in Sweden challenged him i to land on a given spot, and how he ; dropped from only 400 ft., and scored ! an "inner." His rival ascended to 3,000 ft. and landed a third of a mile away ! His Car. Since Jenkins had a motor car He's hardly ever home, But with his family delights The countryside to roam. And yet he is not satisfied But plans to change, behold! His Classy Six to something that On wheels has never rolled. He means to fit It with a stove, A bathtub and a bed, And make a lawn and garden patch Upon the top o'erhead. With lawn mower and rake and hoe Strapped on behind, he'll call It perfect and will never need To visit home at all. The Benefit of Forests. Most of the laud on which our Cana- dian forests now stand is not suitable for agriculture, but it is suitable for growing line crops /of trees to keep our saw-mills, our wagon factories, our furniture factories, and our paper mills running at full force forever. Let us all take part in protecting our valuable forests. Fire is their enemy. Therefore let us be careful with tire when in the woods. AUTO REPAIR PART3 for moat makes and models of carsx. lour old, broken or worn-out parts replaced. Write or wire ua deocrlb- IIIB what you want. We carry the largroxt and most complete stock til Canada of lightly used or new part* and automobile equipment. We ship C.O.D. anywhere In Canada. Satis- factory or refund In full nur motto. Sha.w' Auto Salvage Part Supply, 923-931 Pugnrln St., Toronto, Ont. BITS HUMOR FRGMKRE&TrfEPi Photographing Stars Near the Sun's Edge. In the past it has been necessary to Heated Up. Little Effle (who has stroked the kit- ten until she has begun ;o purr): "Muudie, do you hear that?" Sister Maudie: "Hear what, Effie?" EITie: "Why, I do believe Kitty's wait for an eclipse of the sun before boiling!" it was possible to photograph a star in the vicinity of the sun's disk. The intensity of ths light of the sun is so great that even the sky for a con- siderable distance from it is very bright, and sufficient to overwhelm completely the image of any atars that might be in the field. This can be better understood when it is stated that the brightness of the sun is equal to 120,000,000.000 tirst-magnitude stars. - The subject of the apparent posi- tion of the stars, as seen near the sun's limb, has recently become of great Not So Dark Now. "Where has he been?" "To darkest Africa." "My! How interesting! He must have seen lions and elephants iu the jungles." "He saw a herd of elephants from the window of a. Pullman." Careless Compositor. "The ending of my story lias been completely spoiled by careless type- setting," complained the angry auth- or. "Here at the conclusion, where the Judge looks down at the detective and asks, 'Are you Pendleton King?' What make him say? Lis- theoretical importance in connection with the gravitational theory of Pro- fessor Einstein. At the last eclipse, photographs were obtained of stars near the sun; and the rasuits appear-, ed to indicate that Einstein's theory | lloe ^ tne was borne out. However, the ques- i ten ' tion is of fundamental important to " The great < letective - snatching ott physicists and astronomers, and the ' his false beard ' re l )Ued - ' l a - m -' ' effects are so minute that further data " That certailll >' leaves the readers are wanted before a linal conclusion is drawn; and it has heim naturally assumed that additional information Prominent Western Man Praises T anlac could not be obtained. It has just been announced, however. In the dark," mused the waggish odi- tor. A True Point. Little Eddie had begun to study G. W. Logan, Peabody, Kansas, U.S.A. that a French scientist ha%succecded j Physiology, and her teacher had lee- in photographing stars in the vicinity ' ture(1 forcefully against the evils of of the ^un in broad daylight. This is [ alcohol. accomplished with (he aid of a screen) So E(lie was perturbed when cider which intercepts Hie direct image of appeared at the farm table. the sun, and the effect of the intensely i "Cider," she proclaimed promptly, bright sky is disposed of by using suit- i " is bad for us - Teacher says it con- "Tanlac has completely restored my i sestion. Nothing seemed to agrea ably stained photographic plates male- ' taills ten P er cent - lllc()l101 - ! health and I feel finer than in years," : with me. At times I would have dizzr ing them sensitive to the red light, ! "Well," snid her father, "how do you was the straightforward statement . spells and at other times my back and by the employment of red filters' i account for the fact that Mr. Jones, made recently by Mr George \V. would ache so bad that I could hardly which only allow light of cert-iin wave who livetl Ilext door ' lived to 1)o one Logan - of I'eabody, Kansas. U.S.A., j get up and down in my chair. ' lengths to oa s thrcn-'h ' ! hundred aid four, though he drank a lis I' 08 ' , ... ,'_,., at it will not be ' necessary to wait for another eclipse This Is one of llle m <- prominent stock-deal- \ Just the condition I was in whim I ers in the Middle West. started to take this medicine. It took "It has not only made a new man just six bottles to make a well man :ause, but of lne m]t j have actually gained ' of me. I now havo a line appetite, before obtaining additional data ou sll advanced excitedly to its defence. I thirty-five pounds In weight "and feel everything tastes good and my diges- "Well, he couldn't have been very! as well as I ever did in my life. I am , t:on is perfect. healthy wlion he died," she asserted, j'telling all my friends about Tanlac but they can nee for themselves what the Einsteir theory. Electric Energy for Our Rural Districts. Generally speaking, it may be said that Canadian industrial centres are exceptionally well provided with cheap electrical power, mostly hydro- electric. As Canada's wealth and it has done in my case. "When I began taking Not Well Told. A woman met a ragged urchin in the street. "Your coat's very short, my lad," nervous all of the time and couldn't she said. ..y es> ma'am," was the reply; "but it 'H be long enough before I get au- take any interest iu my work or any- thing else. My main trouble was indl- "My wife was also troubled with In- digestion at times and it relieved her the .same way. You may publish my statement wherever you like and if anyone doubts it, just toll them to see me." Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere. Surnames and Their Origin KIRK Variations Kirke, Kirkman, Church, Churchman. Racial Origin English. Source A locality. Here is a group of truly local sur- names, all founded on the word "church," which undoubtedly sprang up more or less simultaneously in all parts of England, and among n.any people unrelated to one another. The sharp difference between the variations spelled with a "k" and with "ch" is at once apparent. It is also absolutely indicative of whether the name originated in the north of Eng- lland, including the Scottish lowlands, or in the south. The "cb." of course, belongs to the latter, as you may judge from the fact that the modern word is spelled that way. and that modern English is but tho outgrowth of certain southern dialect.; (those in the neighborhood of London) of tl) old Anglo-Saxon, tinctured principally with importations of French words brought over by the Normans . The difference in pronunciation is more modern, for originally there was Httle difference between the sound of the "ch" and the "k." Both had the "k" sound; only one was a little sharper than the other. Old forms of the name were purely descriptive. A "churchman" or a "kfrkman" was simply one who dwelt near a church. At other times a man .would be referred to as "Walter atte Church" or "atte Kirk," the "atte" meaning "at the," and the prefix be- ing dropped in the course of time as the name became a family "tag" rath- er than merely Indicative of a place of residence. prosperity are due, in a large ruea- other." .sure, to her agricultural development, i Thinking the reply very smart, she it is highly desirable that electric ser- : determined to relate the incident to I vice should be extended also to the i ler husband. farms to enable them to enjoy the full benefits of Its service. , o i d him hjs coat was very short." | Wild Life in Dominion Parks. In his annual report for 1920, Mr. J. . Harkin, Commissioner of Dominion Waste Apples Yield Rich Syrup by New Process. A new extraction process converts the juice of even the most intensely swoet. sue i )ega ii, "and what do you think Parks, reporting on the value of wild acid varfeties of app]es lnto > The Electrical World recently re-; was his reply? He said it would be ; Hfe protection, says: "The continued riuh gyrup wnich ja entirely suilable marked editorially that rural electric i a very long time before he got an- ' increase in wild life in practically all M a base for navoring extrat . ts and service helps to solve national prob- ' other." <> f '!' P rks ls moitt eralifyng and af- t for many ()|Uer purp( , seg _ A vallmble WHEN BABY IS SICK FOSTER Variations Forster, Forrester. Racial Origin English. Source An occupation. Foster Is a family name whose orig- in is not quite plain. That of Forster is a little leas clouded. That of For- rester !s quite plain. The fact is that Foster and Korster j are but shortened forms of Forrester, and all three are derived from the oc- cupation of forester. These names, like those of Warren, Parker. Woodrow, Woodruff and the like reflect vividly the social and eco- ] nomic structure of medieval English : times. Hunting was the chief diver- sion both of the aristocracy and the common people. Woody wastelands . vere common and extensive, but the ' laws governing their administration and use were detailed, and formed no mean purl of the entire legal code. Where to-day we would speak of a game "preserve," the medieval Eng- lish divided these lands into "forests," "chases." parks" and "warrens," ac- , cording to the extent of privileges at- ' tached to them. The "forester" was not merely one who lived in the woods and gained hi| livelihood from them. He was an offi- cer charged with their safekeeping and the guarding of their owners' and the. public's interest. He was, in short, an officer whose position was not incomparable to that of the sheriff. The old records are full of such miinee i as "Ivo le Foster," "Henry le Forster" and "Walter le Forester." lerns. Anything which encourages de- ! she is still waiting for the laugh f""' 9 th(! best evidence of the value of , duct ()f the procesa ' ig ( . om . centralization of the population, by | that never came, making rural districts- Better places in which to live, ought toNje supported by every available nieaiiy', If electric light and power were" generally avail- able in the agricultural regions, there would be more encouragement for lo- cal industries and better opportunities cro , ss and Pevish; crie! | a great .lea| for building up country districts. Other provinces. including ... Prairie Provinces should work along Tal)lets are lln ldeal medicine for Iu- 1 the Southe.sk River hunting country the same Hues as the Hydro-EIeclric t ! e u " e *' , Th ? y ar . e . * gtil " lc ", Ut ; ntiuous to Jasper park iut season thousands of tons a vear thorough laxative which regulate the .there were reported to liu 2.000 big- ar ' When the baby is sick when l>e Is sanctuary protection. Reports from the various superintendent* show that lii tin? three parks on Hie eastern slope of the Rockies both big game and game birds are coming back in large numbers. The superintendent of Jas- per park reports that this year the bighorn, which a few years ago in and is a constant worry to the mother t | la t park had been reduced to very our ~~ lle neeils Baby's Own Tablets. The I small numbers, DOTV total 5,000. In pound, known as calcium malate, which is identical with tho so-called "sugar sand" hitherto derived from maple syrup exclusively. This com- pound forms the basis of malic acid, and was valued at $1.60 per :!>., and more, before the war. At iirosent, the only plants employing Uie process are located In N'ova Scotia, but, as it ! utilizes a fruit which is MOW being al- lowed to go to wasto to the extent of Power Commtetan of Ontario. legislation was oblniiie-.l in New bowels, sweeten the stomach, banish ' horn, evidently nn overflow from Jus- vmceTasryeaTto^aciilt-ae'niral'elec-; t;ollsti l )a(io " aml indigestion, break up p(;r park. Similar reports of better trie distribution. Men are engaged < '"'' ls ; "' d slm|)le I* 6 a " d " lak ; "" m "">' colno from P*'"*"* a " '- continually in making surveys in Tlif- teellli "S ea ^- L'ondrning them Mrs.; t ricts outside park boundaries indicut- ferent parts of the province as to the kinds of fanus, uuj the market for power. It has been suggested that the farmers could help build the lines. it is to be expected and liopt'il that the method will come Into wide general j use within the near future. ^ ~ ___ . Philippe Payen, S'. Flavien, Que.. j j ng that the protection afforded by writes: "Baby's Own Tablets have | t ) le parks is not only increasing the been a wonderful help to me in the ; W nd ijf e within their boundaries, but case of my baby and I can strongly jt j s resulting, as predicted, in a na- ' At the Yarmouth Y.M.C.A. Hoys' recommend them to other mothers." j tural overflow of game which Is re- ' Camp, held at Tusket Falls in August, During .several months in the year the farmer's work is slack, and he could assist in constructing lines if it were to his benefit to do so. There are several different suggestions, one, that all the lines be built by the govern- ment; another, that the farmers sup- ply the labor and cartage at a certain rate; and third, that the commission The Ta ' )IfttS T ers r by ma " M by medicine deal- ; stocking the hunting areas." cents a box from I .> The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- ville, Out. Berry-Pickers Start Des- tructive Fires. "Destruction of magnificent timber i MONEY ORDERS. Remit by Dominion Express Money Order. If lost or stolen you get your money back. Settled! The tailor had called several times I found MINARD'S LINIMENT most benelloial for sunburn, an immediate relief for colic and toothache. ALFRED STOKES, General Sec'y. L0 ' a ' : > in a six-mile area, mountain slopes! fnr "I, tl ,."',;" , ,7* bill supply a working superintendent who now blackeaert wastes> and thousiulds for settlement of h* bill. would show the farmers how to build of dollars 6XI)enaed ln Wage9 to tire- "Look here," he said. "I should like the lines, haul poles, dig ho.es and , ^h^' ^T=" o7 l^aVo"! | ^"^ " R SXi'HSZ 22^^^***^ L*nn Valley, greatest tone* b.e. ^ ^ U,e week" Debtor -"What do you suggest?" Tailor "Friday." Debtor "Very well. then. You can eing-in, which would be done by the llneman.-L. G. Denis. _ | few berry . p | cker8 . vince. all dU8 to tne Oar6 i e s s ne 8 s of a Vancouver Pro- Ready to Eat and Every Bit Eatable Grape=Nuts is convenient, free from waste, and moderate in price. Skilled blending and long taking bring out the full flavor and richly- nourishing Qualities of this cereal food , and make it easy to digest. "There's a Reason' For sale by all grocers In New Brunswick last year 60,000 acres of Crown lands were burned t : ons of the forest lire law. British Columbia had 389,848 acres The Call of the Children. Kindness. Kindness, confe this way Children call to you! over. During the season 2,410 permits i Haste, O kindness, to obey, were issued for slash burning, and of Make their dreams come Irue! j these only 19 got beyond control. Let them know, though they are small There were 57 convictions for Infrac On the big round earth There is happiness for all, Light and hope and mirth. Haste, away. O heart of blindness, Seek the dark and hide; Children's hands reuch out to kind- ness And iu love confide. Suns are bright on pastures greeu, All the world is glad; call every Friday." America'* PlonMr Dog Book on BOG DISEASES anil How to Feed Mailed Free to any xd- drnHB by the Author. K. Clfty CHorer Co., tno. US Wat Slat Street New York. U.S.A. The nasturtium came from Peru. ASPIRIN 1920, the 'result of | "Bayer" is only Genuine 1,251 fires, of which 24t> were charge- able to campers and travellers. In Ihe Prairie 1'roviiices, 1.313 tires burned over 5,491,215 acres. Campers j and travellers were responsible for 152 of the fires. Berry-pickers, camping parties, hunters and others who visit the | But poor and vain the harvest's gain j woods for any purpose whatsoever, If any child be sad! A Growing Bargain. have a great responsibility for the j care of the forests. The city resident l Warning! It's criminal to tak looks forward to the time when ho < :1 ' ance "" any substitute fur genuine Some of the English are quite n : can t a (Q lh(J W()O( , S )m( h<J -Bayer Tablets of Aspirin." prescribed keen on saving and bargaiinlriving as ] Beldwn , veg th , u to th(J fact tha( . by physicians for twenty one years the Scotch Take the following case. on , v , he Btrlctegt precautions in con- > (1 l )rove(1 " fB '' "" > "" "You can't beat my old woman at get- ting the most for her money," said one Englishman. "She went to a mar- ket gardener and insisted on choosing a marrow that wa.s still growing. 'How much for this one?' she says. 'Kiglit ( , ination [or uim ncction with the camp lire can pre- ! >""' se the Ililnu! ". ver " <>" Package j forest which has such a fas- ' or on tahleU you nre " ot Ketting As " . jjjm . iiiriu at all. In every Uayer package are directions for Colds, Headache, *~ ' Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Earache, i __.._! Arable Inmi, mwisurijiB >.) ,81 0,000 j Toothache, Lumbago and for Pain. I pence,' SRVS he. 'Too much,' she says,; acres, was ruined by the war; of l.his Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets What's the price of this little un?' j (5,(>87,000 acres have already been; cost few cunts. Druggists also sell Made in Canada. 'FourptMice.' 'All right. I'll have it,' | cleared of wire, and the French alone larger packages. and she pnys for it on the spot. Then have plowed 3,750,000 acres. she snys, 'But don't cut it now. I'll ! call for it next week.' " i Minard's Liniment Relieves Distemper Aspirin is the trade mark (registered in Canada), of Bayer Manufacture of _ Monoaeeticucidester of Snlieylicacld. For Hair And Skin Health Cuticura Is Supreme The majority of skin and scalp troubles might be prevented by usingCuticura Soap exclusively for all toilet purposes. On the slightest sign of redness, roughness, pimples or dandruff, apply a littleCuticura Ointment. Cuticura Talcum soothes and cools the skin and overcomes heavy per- spiration. Delicate, delightful, distingue. Sp2$c. Oi*tmt2Su5fc. TderaZSc. Sold thronshouttheDominion. Canadian Depot: LMltt 344 St. P..I St.. W . MortrMl. uticur* 3o*p thftTea without milf. ISSUE No. 22 '21.