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Visitor â€" "That's not the way to piish that thing. You've got It upside down." Lunatic â€" ''Oh, have I? I used to push It the other way, and they put bricks In It.'' There are people In every commun- ity that would get a monopoly on air If they could. Mrs. A.â€" "JImmia has been In the third grade for two years. I wonder how he will ever get ahead?" Mr. A. â€" "Don't know. If he wasn't born with one, he never will." We'd rather listen to the story of a public hanging than bear the details of au unsuccessful speculation In real estate. A Prayerl •'.May every soul that touches inlne. Be It the slightest contact. Get therefrom some good. Some little grace, one kindly thniigbt. One aspiration yet unfclt, one bit of courage For llie darkening sky, one gleam of faith To brace the thickening ills of life, One glimpse of brighter sky beyond the gathering mist. To make this life worth while, And heaven a heritage." Mrs. Robert Katz Velephoned her husband that she would call for him at the office. Not finding him there, she looked In at the barber's shop on the floor beneath. ''Bob Katz here?" she asked. "No, madam," replied the Indignant barber. "Wo certainly do not bob cats here." Read It Or Notâ€" Absolutely pure gold Is 24 carats fine. It Is because there are so many fools in the world that the wise man gets an occasional break. Mr. Wise was evidently not feeling In the jolllest of moods. ''Just look at that notice," he said. Indicating the words ''Post No Hills" on a blank wall, near the husincss section of his good city. "What is the uso of stick- ing that up there?" ho continued. ''Why don't they put these things In the riglit plare?" ''Where would you put It?" asked his friend. "Over every letter box In the coun- try," was the candid reply. No animal may go about after sun- down without n tail light, in Berca, O., Mii'ordinK to city ordinnnce. TRAPPING I CAUGHT l(i FOXES IN 3 DAYS. Ydu can do it. Particulars free. Wells lladley, Stanstead, Cue. TIRES jyjENZIK'S USED TIRIOS $2.06 UP for Ford, Chevrolet, Plymouth ("lodge, riuick, Oldsmobllo, Packard, Cadillac and all other cars and trucks. Every tiro gnnrnntood. 190 King West, Toronto. WATCH REPAIRS .10 YEARS' EXPERIENCE $1.00 '''P'"'"''^ mainspring, jewel, cleaning, hands, crystals, dial repaired. Providing no parts missing. 2-yenrs guarantee. Re- turn postage paid. Formerly with Hamilton Watch Factory. American Swiss Watch Specialist Reg'd, Dcyt. W., 4318 Brebcuf, Montreal. New Rail Route In Selkirk Range Shortly to be Opened â€" Will Put An Elnd to Loss of Lives on Dangerous Stretch of Track. DOWNIP:, B.C.â€" As an aim to groat- er'safety two and a half ijilles of rail- way lino near this station high In the Selkirk Range of the Rocky Moun- tains is going to be abandoned this fall. Before the snow begins to fly trains will be travelling over a new route which Is now ncaring completion. This new route is expected to cost the Canadian Pacific Railway more than $250,000â€" but they think It will be well worth it. For over that 2U mile stretch at least 22 lives have been lost In recent years and thousands of dollars have been spent In clearing away rock and snow slides and in repairing trackage damaged by them. The now track commences half a mile from Alberta Canyon Gorge, about 25 miles east of Revelstoke. At the gorge trains regularly stop to give passengers a chance to view the mag- nificent scenery and the 200-foot de- cline to the course of the small moun- tail stream. Where 17 Were Killed It was on the doomed stretch that 17 men were killed a year and a half ago while they were clearing a snow cut. The tender of a railway engine broke away, hurtled into the cut, and smashed them like files against the towering banks of snow. Single and double accidents have added the oth- ers to the toll. But now, the rumble of trucks â€" the first heard in these mountain fast- nesses â€" is paving the way for the new route, moving material for a huge "fill" at the west end. It is a far cry from the equipment used when the original route was built. Spurring the workmen to their tasks Is Mervin "Red" Dutton, the famous hockey player who now man- ages New York Americans of the Na- tional League. Dutton Is one of the partners In the Winnipeg contracting firm (Dutton and Company) which has charge of the work. Problem Child ''Rod," whose hockey club last year became the N.H.L.'s ''problem child," has found plenty of difficulties to over- come â€" but he has proved a match for them. Ke has had to pitch his ten- acity against the determination of the roaring IlleclUewaet river, battle with the crumbling shale and tussle with the smaller mountain freshets that nibbled at his big Oil. The huge expenditure Is the second taken by the railway in a diversion to eliminate slide conditions. The first was the construction of the lengthy Connaught tunnel, a step that allowed the railway to skip the hazardous Rog- ers Pass route. On that stretch 67 men lost their lives on Mardi 4, 1910. Primitive Diet Urged For Moderns NEW YORKâ€" Dr. Weston E. Price, Cleveland diet specialist, re- turning this week from two months' studying of Indians in Peru said modem civilization is slipping large- ly because people don't eat the right foods. The specialist analyzed foods cat- en by pure-blooded and half-breed Indians and said those who have re- tained their primitive manners of diet are splendid physical specimens while those who have gained the habits of Europeans have deteriorat- ed physically and mentally. Poem Warns Long Speakers Used as Prank on Mayor of Wall- aceburg Who Takes Hint Maybe the following little four-line song, Introduced last evening at Wall- aceburg at the testimonial banquet tendered to Donald Lament, Canada's oldest active employee of the glass Industry, Is appropriate at election time: "Give us a speech, make It peach: Let It be brief brother, lot it be bright. But be a sl>>.it, and cut It short; Tomorrow we work, we must sleep to night." Set to the tune of ''Here Comca the Bride," this little songlet was first used just prior to calling on Mayor E. U. Dickorson, who appreciated tlio Joke on himself. The song Is a com- posilion of Song-Leader H;irold Krout, and so well wa.s It received tliut sub- sequent speakers of the evening will be greeted by It, and guided by it.â€" Windsor Daily Slar. Modern Bagpipe Music The initiative is being taken by a well-known London Highlander and exponent of the bagpipes to interest enthusiasts for the pipes in the pub- lication of modern bagpipe composi- , tions. Many new piping tunes are composed by pipers in all parts of England as well as Scotland, but they are not published or collected and made available to exponents of the pipes generally. The Scottish Piping Society of London has many members who compose originDll tunes, and they exchange th<ira among DIXIE Plug is fresh when you buy it.lt is cellophane-wrapped with the easy-opening ribbon for your convenience. h %.M..^m.. DIXIE PLUG SMOKING TOBACCO >â- â€¢â- â™¦Â»â™¦â- â€¢â€¢ •••♦♦•••»» »♦â- â™¦Â» ••♦•»>>â- <»♦» SLICED VERY THIN By Sizbits "No Matter How Thin You SUce It â€" Ifs StiU Boloney" What seems to be the crying need in sports circles at the moment would seem to be some sort of a school or educational course for box- fight judges and referees so that there could be a line more close harmony in their decisions. • • • When, in an important tangle like the Farr-Louis affair you find the referee scoring only two rounds for the Welshman, while other alleged experts gave him as many as six or seven, it would certainly seem as if they hadn't all learned out of the same book. « • • We don't think that Farr won the fight â€" his own manager's ad- mission that Louis had been the better beit>g pretty conclusive; but if Clem McCarthy's vision doesn't need plenty of sharpening, it certainly â- was a whole lot closer than any thirteen to two. • * • However, Mr. Farr did real well for himselfâ€" much better than was expected by anybody excepting, po.ssibly, himself. He is in a similar position to the lucky gent who fell down the sev.er and came up with a gold watch and chain; and if he only watches his step does not need to worry about ever having to go back to the mines or the tent shows either. • • • If Tommy only packed a wallop in keeping with his moxio and fighting spirit he would be champion of the world right now and they would probably be trying to prove that he was really an Irishcr, as seems to be the custom when a new char.'.pion is crowned ; although, as far as we know, nobody has yet tried to claim that Joe Louis has any Harp blood for some reason or other. • • • But Farr seems to lack that old lethal larrup wth either fist, which seems a pity, although it is perhaps too much to expect real perfection from any mortal. « • * Like the ancient one about the two street sweepi;;s who were standing talking about one of their former confreres who had re- cently passed on to his reward. "Poor Mike," s ghed one. " 'Tis certainly a pity, to swing a mean broom." He sure used "He did that," replied the other. "And yet, do you know, I sometimes thought that Mike's technique was just a bit faulty around he lamp-posts." • * • As far as the great election brawl is concerned â€" well, the general feeling seems to be to echo the one President Roosevelt borrowed from the Immortal William â€" "'a plague on both your houses." • • • It's too hot and there are too many other things to worry about for most people to bother their heads over an election which nobody can see any real reason for holding; and the electors appear to be talfing the atttude of strict impartiality shown by the dame who was watching her husband fighting a bead. "Go it husband â€" go it b'ar." • • • But from the financial statistics being published and broadcast by both s des it would seem as if there was still a lot of truth in the old saying, "Figures don't lie â€" but .some liars certainly do figure." members of their own society. It has not yet reached the stage when it can afford the funds to print new pipe music, a list of the compositions set in the last few years in this country would make up many volumes. Many of the marches and other tunes are dedicated to individu- als, and arc only heard at the Scot- tish Society gatherings from the composer himself. It is felt that modern music ought to bo given in competitions at Highland gatherings in preference to the older tunes. â€" Kdinburgh Scotsman. Postcard Delivery Took 26 Years BRANTFORD. Ont.â€" A postcard nmilod hero 2(i years ago was deliv- ered in Cleveland two weeks ago, ac- TRENCH'S REMEDIES KnerKV Imll.llnR TONlf TABLETS. STOMACH TABLETS 1.. relievo itoni- ach IrcublM. TRKNClfS RKMBDV, free Bouiilet on rcijucst. Write t.>da.v. TRENCH'S REMEDIES LTD. i>Ki-r. w. no niriicn st - Toronto Issue No. 37â€" '37 Aâ€" 1 cording to Mrs. Charles Norris, ol Brantford. There was no indication on the card why it was delayed so long. The card was addressed to Mrs. W. C. Penfo'd, Cleveland, who died foul yi:\ "s ago. An alert postman re- called the dead woman had a daugh- t .n- residing in the city. The card finally was delivered to Mrs. JuHui Eastman. Veleran Locomotive ValuabU CA.XAMOtJUE, Ont.â€" The r.y-year- old looomotive of the >Thousand I.-lani"s Railway Company has beer ?old to a Kingston firm for scrap, Xumbcr 44 â€" cut of commission foi several yearsâ€" will be dismantled where she stands and carried ignora- inous'y to Kingston by truck. POULTRY RAISERS Check ROUP (Bronrhial Flu) With a Feiv Drops of m