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A thirteen-yearâ€"old girl has just won a twentyâ€"five dollar prize for writing an essay on the subject “Honor thy father and thy mother." She finds no difficulty in obeying this Biblical injunction. but states emâ€" phatically that good parents are a necessity if the child is to grow up into a good citizen. Her line of was oning is very clear. She says: “Par~ ents have had the experience which we must ge_t, and o}ving to this. they A thirteen-year-old girl has just Wop a twentyâ€"five dollar prize for writing an essay on the subject! “Honor thy father and thy mother." She finds no difficulty in obeying this Biblical injunction. but states emâ€" phatically that good parents are a necessity if the child isto grow up into a good citizen. Her line of was omng is very clear. She says: “Par~ exits have had the experience which we must get, and owing to this. they can make wise decisions when we most need them, and by which We ma)" benefit as long as we live. Make life easier for them and make them as happy as they. make us; the true friends, whose love is lifeâ€"enduringâ€" mother and father.” It is surprising what clearness of' intellect some children show. In this essay contest just referred to, anothcrl of the prize-winners. also a thirteen-l yearâ€"old school girl, evidently hadmade some investigations before pre- paring her composition, for, shel writes, “_In investigating the prisonsi and looking over the records of the prisoners, it is found that most of the prisoners of toâ€"day were unfortunatel in having lost their parents or in hav- ing been allowed to treat them disre- spectfully.” The compositions were read at a Parents' Day Celebration in Central Park, New York City, arrang- ed by “Uncle Robert” Spero, a well- known philanthropist who devotes much of his time to work among 1171-; fortunate children and to inculcating‘ among all children a. sense of filiall its kind, was noticed in all the metro~ politan newspapers andsupported and encouraged by the public seliool'auth- orities. Just. before the meeting a radio message was broadcasted, fiersd to arents: (1) Set proper standar s] forpyour children to follow. (2) Be; friends with your children, walk and play with them occasionally. We must not. live above our children but With old tog) Encoura e them to do their es . us remgnber what Phillips Brooks said: “Children are white, spotted black, not black, spotted white. _ (4) See that they select proper friends and associates. (5) Make home as comfortable and happy as your means permit. (6) Give your children at least a high-school education. (7) Train them in the habit of regular attendance at church and Sunday- school. (8) See that they avmd all games of chance. A gambler never can be a success in life. (9) See that your children take plenty of physwal training in the open air. It 'is better exercise to walk than to ride~ln a limousine. (10) Let your children fell that any honor which they Win in school, or any act of courage or un~ selfishness they may perform Will bring great happiness to father and mother and put the family name on a higher plane of honor. ‘ Do not forget that the future of this country depends upon how your‘ boys and girls are trained to-day, not' on how you were trained when you‘ in which these suggestions were 0 It is surprising what clearness of intellect some children show. 1n this essay contest just referred to, another of the prize-winners. also a thirteen- yearâ€"old school girl, evidently had made some investigations before preâ€" paring her composition, for, she writes, “In investigating the prisons and looking over the records of the prisoners, it is found that most of the prisoners of to-day were unfortunate in having lost their parents or in hav- ing been allowed to treat them disreâ€" spectfnlly.” The compositions were read at a Parents’ Day Celebration in Central Park, New York City, arrang- ed by “Uncle Robert” Spare, a well- known philanthropist who devotes much of his time to work among un- fortunate children and to inculcating among all children a sense of filial obligation. The occasion, the first of Baby's teething time is a time of worry and anxiety to most mothers. The little ones become cross; peevish; their little stomach becomes deranged and constipation and colic sets in. To make the teething period easy on baby the stomach and bowels must be kept! sweet and regular. This can be done} by the use of Baby's Own Tabletswthe ideal laxative for little ones. The Tab- lets are a sure relief (or all the minor ailments of childhood such as constiâ€" pation, colic, indigestion, colds and simple fevers. They always do good â€"â€"never harm. The Tablets are sold! by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine 00.. Brockvilie, Ont. Annâ€"“Perhaps that‘s why I found Mm so fresh." Green and Fresh. Maryâ€""That yap tried to make love to you, eh? He's positively green." Too Zealous. P.C. X99999 was walking along the 'bank of a canal, when he came upon a youngster sobbing bitterly. Stop- ping him. he asked: “What's the matter?" The youngster, still crying loudly. pointed to mid-stream, Where a hat was bobbing up and down on the water. "My brotherâ€"J he sobbed. In, a. flash the courageous constable glunged into the murky water. Thrice lhe dived, but at last he was forced to 901119 to shpre again with only the hat in his hand. “Can’t find him!” he gasped. "Where was be standing when hé fell in?” “Heâ€"~he~heâ€"~" the boy blurted. “he. I TEETHING TROUBLES "Can’t find him!" he gajsped. "Where was be standing when he fell in?" "Heâ€"heâ€"â€"heâ€"-â€"" the boy blurted, “he Ldidn't fall in! I was going to tell you Imat he threw my hat in, but you wouldn't let me finish.” Clea r light success right PI In Some men he 2133 extgg g cod is the HEALTH EDUCATEON Zuhfland the atmosphere is so that objects can be seen by star- at a distance of seven miles. ‘ imvinozal Board of Health. Ontario [human m be glad to answer qunuoan on Public Health a» an moms}; 1m. column. Address bun at 3mm Rouse. 8W Mt. Toronto. laceâ€"~4 ‘ecause never find lse they don inside their BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON ORANGE PEKOE QUALITY the key to ~ ; look in the Compamonshlp thh a pow own minds. son is never to be trusted. NV“- -7, on how you were trained whefi were children. Ceylon have displ: Japan and China Gr their low price, war were 1921, fine qu some 376 is the largest im Ceylon Green Tea important this is. The h'arness ring and the block of wood are placed on the paper. The coin is then marked and is placed some distance away. also on the paper. The block of wood is placed on the harness ring and the two are placed on the coin. The mevitable magic word is said and the block of wood is lifted. The coin has vanished. The block ls replaced, another magic Word Is said and both block and ring are lifted. The coin reappears. A coin, a harness ring and a block of wood are used in this little illusion. A piece of paperâ€" wrapping paperâ€"~is also used but the spectators do not know how important this is. The harness ring is about as big as a half dollar. The opening of the ring is very neatly covered wSth paperâ€"the same wrapping paper mentioned as bemg so essential The block 0! wood should be about the size of the ring, so that the two can be lifted together without awk- Wardness. When the ring rests on the paper. the (act that it is Dre~ pared ‘canuot be seenvâ€"except by careful inspection of the ring, he- czuzse the paper matches perfectly. The secret being known. the opera- tion of the trick will be easfly un» derstood. {Ulip this our and nest: it. wflh other of I}: GREEN TEA IMPORTS LARGER. The Ring And Block EASY TRICKS .istics from Ottawa show that in 553,977 pounds more Green Tea brought into Canada than in and 906,728 pounds more than in The reason given is that the ‘uality Green Teas of India and n have displaced the inferior and China Greens which, due to low price, were imported heavily years ago. Salads. Tea Company 2 largest importer of India and ad. The block is word ls ring are If We wish to label anything strange or barbarous we say it is "outlandish," but when the Bible speaks of an "out- landish woman" it means a foreigner. Another curious expression in the Authorized Version 13 “The other has- ket had very naughty figs." That means fruit which was good for naught. . To-day the word "naughty" means “ill-behaved.” In the Prayer means "ilZ-heha Book the word "the preéent tim means a future distant. There There There Their Why Peopie Are Low Spirited and Depressed. Nearly all women and most men set~ fer at times from flts ot depression and low spirits. Everything seems a bur- den; then come periods, of nervous irâ€" ritability, headaches and weariness. People who suffer this way lack vital- ity because their blood is poor and nerves are starved in consequence. The only way the nerves can be reached is through the blood. By en- riching the blood with Dr. W'llliams’ Pink Pills the starved nerves are sup- plied with Just, the elements they need. This is proved by the experience of Mrs. J. E. Dadson, 12th Ave. East. Vancouver, 13.0., who saysz-“About three years ago I became very Week and nervous. I had pains in my slde and back, and also suffered from fre- quent pains in the back of my head and neck. I was hardly able to do anything about the house. I would wake with a start in the night and my heart would flatten so that It al‘ most choked me. I tried much doc- tor’s medicine but'it did me no per» manent good. One day I read about Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills and decided to give them a trial. These pills pro- duced such a beneficial change in a short time that I kept taking them un- tll l had used a dozen boxes. By this time there was such an improvement in my condition that friends would ask me What I was taking, and of course I was only too pleased to tell them it was Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I am now feeling like a new person and am doing my own housework. We would not now be without Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills in the house," Suddenly I was siartledby a. llttle furry creature whéth flited by me as if on wings. I lay very still for it was a rabbit, and I did not want to frighten it. I watched 1t drink the pure sun» kissed watem of the stream. The rabbit did not even notice me. but drank on in peace. Next to the stream They were an alike ered above all the re a soothing effect u; down upon the soft, my face to the sky the leaves was put, 38113! I jumped up at this. for it was the sound of a gun. When I again looked at the stream. I saw that my little friend was no longer drinklng. but lay by the stream dead. Mae! Not even in the woods there be peace. The world is Wil ~C. D. H. Pills in the house." You can get these pills from your druggist, or by man at 50 cents a box from The Dr. ‘Vmiams' Medicine (10., Brockville, Ont. Next to the stream stood three trees. They were a.“ alike in size, and tow. ered above all the rest. The scene bad a soothing effect upon me and I lay down upon the soft, mossy bank with my face to the sky The rustling o: the leaves was putting me to sleep and I thought only of the beauties of nature. . I stopped to admire it a: roundings‘. The sun wm through the trees making water sparkle like diamond One bright, sunny day in June went by myself into the woods. As wandered on I came to a lime strem flowers, the _ rich in sugar rect Words With Changed Meanings. 1D We NERVOUS BENESSION ears;â€" Earth Sp-here‘s rd's Liniment for Rheumatism. A Woodland Scene. that Universal Music. music in the signing of a reed; music in the gushing of a rill; music in all things, ii men had Tree Furnishes Food Aways Mane Orders but bu Bryonflnon Juan ent sun was 1 making the Hy" means "at 11-day it always though not far echo of the stream its 'sur‘ shining wicked As! )ure at my sleep unsound and I felt complete- ly knocked out. 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My nerves became affected, my sleep unsound and I felt complete: It is estimated that the deaths an- nually from malaria number some two millions. and thls figure may probably be multiplied by two or three hundred If we would arrive at the total number of people in the world affected by the complaint. Malaria 15 mainly a dis- ease of the tropics, and is caused by a minute parasite in the blood. The parasites in one malaria patient may number anything from one hundred to a, thousand millions. In many cases there are more parasites in the sys- tem of a malaria patient than there are people on the earth, and for ages it was believed that marshes and malaria were in some way connected. Sir Ronald Ross discovered that it was not the marsh but the mosquito which bred in the marsh which was the originator of the disease, and he declares that; the panasLte of malaria is, to the mosquito which carries it, as a threepenny-bit would be to a hippo- potamus! Whena diseasecarrylng mosquito bites, it injects a saliva in which are the malaria parasites. These are car. tied into the human circulatory sys- tem and so throughout the body. The cure for malaria is Quinine, but the prevention of malaria Is» the des- truction of the mosquito in which it breeds. Two hundred years ago was born John Smeawn, an engineer, who erect ed his own monument in the third Eddystone lighthouse. Smeatqn'a genius was almost lost to the nation, as his father. an attor~ nay, was desirous that his son should follow the law, buL fortunately. John Smeaton was allowed to fpllow his naâ€" tural bent, rising to eminence from the humble position of a. mathematical Instrument maker. Mlnard’s Llniment Relieves Pain. A Letter from Mrs. Smith Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Helped Her Trenton. Ont.â€"-“ I in regard to Lydia m EXPECTANT MGWERS _ never pull through. 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Ont Her One Accomplishment. Just what a green servant girl can do anyway often puzzles the distracted housekeeper nowadays. Mr. Robert U. Johnson in Remembered Yesterdays thinks that we must expect to hear of such experiences as that of a Swedish- Amertcan friend of his who. needing a maid-ofâ€"allvwork. resorted to a Scansâ€" dinavian agency. There she found/a Murdy Finnish girl and asked hex what she could do, Could she cook? No, she oould not cook. Could she do the washing? No. Gould she wait on table? No. Well, what could she do? The girl thought for a moment and then replied. “V91. 1y can milk the reindeer." ANTEDâ€"MAN TO OPERATE local Auto Supply Branch. Apâ€" ply Canadian Auto Shops, Box 154, Care-worn, nex've-exhatlsted’xvomen need Bum-Phosphate, a pure organic phosphate dispensed by druggists that. New York and Paris physicians pre- scribe to increase weight and strength and to revive youthful looks and feel~ ings. Price $1 per pkge. Arrow Chémical 00., 25 Front St. East. 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