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If growing girls are to become well veloped, healthy women their blood only must be carefully watched. others should not ignore their unset- d moods or the various troubles at tell of approaching womanhood. should be constantly borne in mind at pale. bloodless girls need plenty nourishment, plenty of sleep and re- larr open-air exercise. But a lack of petite, and tired, aching limbs tend hinder progress. To save the wealz. in~blooded sufferer she must have w, rich. red blood and nothing meets case of this kind so well as Dr. Wil- ms' Pink Pills. These pills not ly enrich and increase the blood pply, they help the appetite and aid gestion, relieve the weary bat-l: and b5. thus promptly restoring health (1 strength and transforming anae- ic girls and women into cheerful. ppy people. Among the thousands 0 have obtained new health and rength through the use of Dr. Wil- 1113' Pink Pills is Miss Violet Booth. enarm, Ont., who sayszâ€"“For a long 9 I was in a badly run down condi- n. I was pale. breathless at the st exertion, and could hardly do y housework without stopping to st. I often had severe headaches, d my appetite was poor and fickle. d I would get up in the morning thont feeling the least bit rested. I d tried several medicines. but did t get benefit from anything until 1 gen the use of Dr. Williams’ Pink lls. When I had taken two boxes I uld see an improvement. and after lng six boxes I found my health Ily restored. I feel altogether dif- rent since I used the pills that I ongly advise them for all weak, run wn people." It you are weak or ailing in any way, ail yourself at once of the splendid me treatment which Dr: Williams’ nk Pills so easily afford. and you ‘ll be among those who rejoice in gained health. These pills are sold ' all dealers in medicine, or may be Ld by mail at 50 cents a box or six >xes for $2.50 by writing The Dr. illiams’ Medicine C0,, Brockville. ,ich, Red Blood Needed to Keep Up Their Vitality. ‘ELICATE GHRLS ~ MADE STRfiNG More than that. It is the greatest Gm «Dart value. 1‘ __ gor$ L465 you get‘a Gray-Dart with ten main: ; improvements and a dozen xefinements. “‘ \Vith a bigger gas tank, placed in the rear, with a new, extra-heavy, extra-safe steering gear. W’iththe emergent: brakeon a leverâ€"and with Tiiezmoid braEe linings. A more convenient Gray-Dart, the side HE Gray-Dort which your dealer has today is the best Gray-Dori ever built. Built m3; Ca: anaa’a by Skilled Canadian Workers “You glanced at a borrowed book one day and remarked that you might “One day last summer I heard you tell of the clerk’s making a mistake of a dollar in your change.‘ ‘In your favor?’ your husband asked. ‘Of course in my favor,’ you answered. ‘I would have told him if it had not been.’ Your boy heard that. I sup- pose he often has heard similar things. 7 “Another time as you gathered up your groceries at the store you acciâ€" dentally picked up from the counter a pound of butter for which you had not paid. You discovered it after you reached home but instead of return» ing it to the grocer you said, ‘Oh, well, we’re a pound' of butter ahead! And at that it won't begin to pay back for the times he has sent the poor goods.’ “I have heard you tell how you escaped paying your fare to the city and how you u‘sed an old transfer on the street car. “You did not know that you taught him to be dishonest! “Your son has been surrounded by petty forms of dishonesty all his life. “One day just before Warren went to school, you returned from a drive in the country with a number of fine peaches in the bottom of the car. Some one remarked that you must have a good friend in the country. ‘Yes,’ you said laughingly, ‘only he doesn’t know he is our friend.’ Little Warren helped his father gather bhose peaches to which you had no right. > “In your bathrodm to-day I sagv é towel stamped with the name of a hqteyl you hagl visited. Warren was home from school.. He had stolen some money that another pupil had left lying on his desk. The parents had been summoned; there had been a secret tribunal and War- ren had been brought home until the mortified and astonished parents could decide what to do. Warren’s mother told me all about it. “What shall we do ?” she finished tearfully. “He has disgraced himself for life and brought shame upon us. Can you imagine what would make my son steal?” - If I had fully answered Ada‘s ques- tion, I should have said something like this: W“ Why Did Warren Steal? Here you have the same powerful, finely- built motor with its big bore and long stroke. The same heavy crankshaft. many pounds heavier than on other light cars. There are many more refinements which you will find when you drive the new Gray- Dort. curtains opening with the doors, with very much more leg-room in the tonneau and with more in the drivin compartment be- cause of the shorter andg smarter cowl. A Gray-Dart which has the good-l of a smarter top, hand-tailored in our: shops, a smarter hood, w1th manyl narrow Iouvres. :flEI In many hotnes I have seen the tragedy of the child who has stolen something and has been detected. Most parents meet the situation with fierce, resentful shame; too few with understanding and a disposition to look for causes. The ice cream freezer was invented by a woman. Warren is yet too young to judge. He has as yet no feeling of loyalty to make him “square” with his school- mate, and he could not see that wav- ering line his parents draw between honespy in things great and small. Children respond quickly to high ideals of honor in history or story. If their home influences do not draw the other way, they can be trained to a fine high sense of honor that we sadly call old-fashioned, but to which we all give ungi‘udgjpg admiration when we meet it. ’ “But from his babyhood, we’ve told him never to touch anything belong- ing to another,” sags Warren’s mgther, weeping. Ada and her husband think they are honest. They are in some things. You could place any sum of money in their hands without an accounting and years afterward receive it to the last penny. Anyone’s property would be safe in their hands. They might con- trol unlimited trust funds for helpless orphans and not a cent would be mis- used. Ada’s husband might well have all the bank funds open to his hands and he would not think of appropriat- ing any. If Ada’s guests scattered jewels all over the house, Ada would feel no temptation. Yet side by side with this honesty they practice petty dishonesty, which for some unexplain- ed reason. appears to have no disgrace attached to it. I did not put it so bluntly as that to Ada. I tried to make her see that Warren’s notions of honor had been gained from his environment. as well keep it nowâ€"you had had it so long that the lender had forgotten all about it. “These are a few incidents of petty dishonesty that I have seen in my as- sociation with your family. I do not suppose they are the only ones. Now, frankly, what could you expect of a child__brought upAin your home?” OOKS 0WD and Canadian Capital Cray-Dart production has been doubled for this year. But our dealers tell us that this will not be sufficient to meet the demand. It would be wise to see the Gray-Don: dealer to-day. ' A rear axle built specially for us right here in Chatham. Long springs, built here, too. Westinghouse starting and lighting. Im- proved Carter carburetor. Every unit of motor and chassis is bigger and stronger and higher quality than is usually consid- ered for light cars. 2-Passenger Roadster is the same price. Gray-Dort Specialâ€"$150 extra. n the standard. Gray-Don: Aceâ€"$255 extra on t e standard. 5-Pa ssenger bar- They are not like me and you, For they know their state is true In the earth and under snow, 01' the dandelion's glow, Near the quiet tower or steeple, Ah, the comfortable peopleâ€" Those unharmabka and gray, Dreaming deeply out of day. In the ground and under gree: By the brooding tower or st They who happily have been Are the comfortable people For they rest entirely there, Void of tail, and free of care. Darkness which is not a night May enfold their endless dreaming, But they do not need a light, Having done with sight and seem- ing. 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