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What kind of person you are is due, in some measure, to heredity, but en- vironment also plays a great part in your disposition and general charac- ter. If you are surrounded by uplift- ing and ennobling influences, the ten- dency is for you to become a better Suns.- Fe Ry. V V m We Press Bldg, Detroit, MSCh. Phone: mm 6847 I1€W_“ ~â€"steel equipment -â€"double track â€"rocl< ballast â€"powerful locomotives â€"4 daily California trains, including the exclusively firstvclass California Limited. â€"Fred Harvey meals Through Pullmans via Grand Canyon National Park â€"open all the year Provlnolal Board of Health, Ontario U. Kidding]: cm to .134 to Answer qua-um on Public Bank 13’ (In through an. column. Address U. .3 Wm Home. Inn. Man. Toronto. F. T. gendry; Gen. Age!“ and extra good is the We have spent millions that you may go toâ€" HEALTH EDUCATION in camfiort details BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON ORANGE PEKOE QUALITY Too often we are the victims of en- vironment. What a lot of harm can be Wrought in a family by a hardâ€" hearted and thoughtless parent! How many children have left the old home- stead because they did not receive any affection or even consideration! Lack of sympathy and lack of interest among members of a family are the cause of many a wrecked home. Then too, the common practice of nagging or fault-finding is bad and often leads to dire results. An environment that is leasant and helpful makes for a llig er and better standard of living and the re- verse tends only to produce unhappi- ness, lack of interest in things worth while and a general disposition to take a distorted view of life. S. T. Ballenger of New York, at a convention of paint and varnish- makers, told this remarkable story of the effect of such a commonplace thing as wall paper: “A young soldier, mentally wrecked by shell-shock, was experimented on by doctors. Taken to a room Where everything was a Vivid red, he shrieked with agony. Then they led him to a primrose yel- Iovv room. He sighed heavily' and drifted into deep sleep. Kept in this room, he rapidly recovered to normal. Ballenger says scientists Lave dis- covered that a room furnished in a dark color tends to cause melancholia and an aversion to work. A red room temporarily stimulates, then reacts in nervous headaches. Blue induces calm. Green seems to impart happiness and Vitality. Yellow makes people ami- able, contented, soothed. This is a good tip when you redecorate your home. v“; nun..- -4- .. a few great men who have brushed aside their forbidding environment and risen to heights of fame, but as a general rule our surroundings and ex- ternal influences play a great part in what kind of people we really are. There is little need of emphasizing the importance of heredity. We do inâ€" herit traits of character from our parents, but sometimes there are great differences even among brothers and sisters. One may have generous traits, the other mean and hard as nails. Brothers and sisters may not even resemble each other in looks. We are strange, nervous mechanâ€" isms, we humans, fearfully and won- derfully made. enjoyment, for the carefree laughter Thin, nervous. underweifih that makes one young again; this re- take on healthy flesh and gro‘ mains an unforgetable inspiration. and ambitious when BltroP] One of the French Line oflices is as guaranteed by druggists is situated at 51 Adelaide Street W-egt, few weeks. Price $1 per pkge Toronto, where information Is prompt Chemical Co., 25 Front S 1y supplied. mm. Ont. of internationally known artists. The Anglo-Saxon visitor acquires something of the French capacity for enjoyment, for the carefree laughter that makes one young again; this re- the Grand 83 The gymnasium is equipped with every contrivance for the maintenance of physical condition. The promenade deck and the sundeck afford oppor- tunity for healthful exercise. The tresh ocean air gives zest to the morn- ing walk, and you may play deck ten- nis, shufileboard, golf, or a. variety of other sports. You do not need to wait until you reach Paris to enjoy the novelty of the Boulevard mealâ€"on the cafe ter- race, with its flowers and shrubs and tiny tables, you may sip luxuriously, while looking out over an ivory-crest- ed, jadehued sea. For the evening there is the music On the “Paris” children have the happiest of voyages. Governesses who speak both English and French take entire charge. They teach French, or- ganize games and supervise the child- ren at mealtime. Plenty of toys and a Punch and Judy show every day! So entertaining is it that the grown-ups love to visit this happy haven and join in the merriment of the fortunate lit- tle folk. The kitchens of the "Paris" are a marvelâ€"ranges of polished steel and gleaming nickelâ€"40mg rows of steam serving tablesâ€"devices for timeing the cooking of delicaciesâ€"whiteâ€"clad chefs who take pride in their work of converting raw material into tempt- ing dishes. In the magnificent dining salon one recognizes the same Old World courâ€" twies that make dining so delightful in famous Parisian cafes and hotels, and the same masterpieces of culinary art are offered for the traveller’s en- joyment. Famous Parisian decorators have made the cabins de luxe as fascinating as the rooms of any great chateau. The “Paris” is French in every line and detail. The furnishings, the cuisine, the conveniences, the com- fort. the atmosphere of culture and luxury are essentially French. TVhen you walk up the gang-plant; 31;; are in France! You enjoy six days of your visit to France before you ever set foot on her soil. Cross the Atlantic on the “Paris.” “The liner. she’s a lady,” wrote Kip- ling, and he must have had in mind this namesake of the world’s enchant- ing capital, the “Paris.” At first sight of this thoroughbred of the seas, the grace of her design impresses you even more than the immensity of her pro- portions. [K There are many troubles due to weak, watery blood which can easily be overcome by a. fair use of Dr. Wil- liams’ Pink Pills. The sole mission of this medicine is to enrich and purify the blood and when that is done all the varied symptoms of anaemia dis- appear, and good health returns. You can get these pills through any dealer in medicine or by mail at 60 cents a box by writing The Dr. Williams’ Medi- cine Co., Brockville, Ont. Pills a trial." Thus writes Mrs. Louie Mitchell, Oak Point, Man, who fur- ther sayszâ€"“About a year ago I was a. weak woman. suffering from a run down system and impoverished blood. 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