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Watch your growing children 9 Wace the health of your growing children! See that they have the health and energy necessary for their school work and play. For growing children--par- ticularly girls--a rich supply of red blood is essential Languor, nervousness, de- pression, fickle appetite or pallor indicate anaemia. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills enrich the blood, prevent anaemia and build healthy bone and tissues. Thousands of mothers have proved this. "My twelve-year-old girl," writes Mrs. Robert Devitt of Brougham, Ontario, "became " soupale, so ill and nervous that we had to take her out of school. -I tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for her and she gained in weight and strength. She is now the pic- ture of health." Buy a box of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills at all druggists and dealers in medicine 'or, post- paid, by mail at 50 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ontario. PER BOX DeWillicms® PINK PILLS "'A HOUSEHOLD NAME IN 54 COUNTRIES' RESTLESSMESS The vexation, restlessness, and im- patience which small trials cause arise wholly from our ignorance and want of self-control.--De Renty. LUXO FOR THE HAIR Ask Your Barber--He Knows The omelet has always been more or less of a favorite egg dish, but it] remained a simple, plain affair, used rather for family meals, than for guests, until some clever cook con- cocted the foamy omelet. The housewife who is acquainted | with this omelet and familiar with its many variations, finds herself not at all dismayed when unexpected guests drop in at the last minute before lunch. problem. Not only is it a very delici- ous dish, but an especially attractive one as well. The directions are as follows. Foamy Omelet Four eggs: 1 teaspoonful of salt: pepper; 1 cupful of medium cream sauce. Cream Sauce Two tablespoonfuls of butter; 2 tablespoonfuls of flour; 1 cupful of milk; 14 teaspoonful of salt; pepper. Melt in a frying pan 1% tablespoon- The Foamy Omelet | SAVE THE CHILDREN A foamy omelet solves her| ful of mutter and pour in the mixture. Cook over a low fire, covered: un- cover it after two minutes; when well puffed, with a light brown lower crust, finish it .n a slow oven until to pis firm to touch. Crease the om-! elet at right angle to the handle of pan, fold over; invert hot platter over the top and turn out. It may be served plain, simply as an addition to a menu; but it lends itself to all sorts of combinations and may thus be made to suffice as the main part of the r1ieal Creamed chicken tuna, dried beef (in fact, any | kind of meat). may be placed between! the folds. Creamed mushrooms, creamed peas, creamea asparagus, tomato sauce ,chili--all are splendid combinations. Each one will be im- proved, both 'in aste and in appear- ance if a garnishing of pimento s'rips is added. Those who a1ave a 'sweet tooth" may like to sweeten the mix- ture before cooking, «nd serve plain, garnished with a tart jelly or con- serve. There really seems to be no end to the things an interested cook can do to this very adaptable dish. Po «Se- i A PILGRIMAGE If you would live out the cycle of your years and keep the wolves of doubt from your soul, you must look | on life with clear and curageous eyes. | { You must see it as a pilgrimage in| ! which character grows stronger as! | the body wearies. You must see exist-| | gnce a sa trusteeship to be held for 1 W | ! generations to follow. You must b-| lieve in the supremacy of goodness "and the indestructibility of the human | soul. Tune your thoughts to these | beliefs an dfear will slink away into, the shadows. en mir ' WANTED giving age, (must 50) to 27 John St. 8 Man with good reliable travelling equip- ment for Watkins District in a nearby locality. Must be reliable and in a posi- tion to devote full time. THE J. R. WATKINS CO. Write at once be between 21 and Desk 6, .» Hamliton, Ont. FERTILIZERS FOR FALL WHEAT Carefully compounded to promote proper growth, Fall and Spring. Every carlot and less carlot buyer should have our prices. \ | : t Wanted. IMinimum car 15 tons. No reason to complain of high prices if you buy from us. Write today. E M. GROSE Pres. Our Motto: Quality--Service FERTILIZERS AND FEEDS LIMITED 2980 Dundas St. West, Toronto 9. Can. Write Now, Agents --Satisfaction. rm For Troubles due to Acid INDIGESTION 1D STO! AGE ARTBURN Many people, two hours after eat- ing, suffer indigestion as they call it. It is usually excess acid. Correct it with an alkali. The best way, the quick, harmless and efficient way, is Phillips' Milk of Magnesia. It has remained for 50 years the standard with physicians. One spoonful in water neutralizes many times its volume in stomach acids, and at once. The symptoms Zisappear in five min- «ies. You will never use crude methods when you know this better method. And you will never suffer from excess acid when you prove out this easy relief. Please do that--for your own sake--now. Be sure to get the genuine Phillips' Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physi- cians for 50 years in correcting ex- cess acids. Each bottle contains full | canal itself. In Summer When Childhood Ail- ments Are Most Dangerous. Mothers who keep a box of Baby's Own Tablets in the house may feel that the lives of their little ones are reasonably safe during the hot wea- ther. Stomach troubles, cholera in- fantum and diarrhoea carry off thou- sands of little ones every summer, in most cases because the mother does not have a safe medicine at hand to give promptly. Baby's Own Tablets relieve these troubles, or if given oc- casionally to the well child they will prevent their coming on. The Tab- lets are guaranteed to be absolutely harmless even to the new-born babe. They are especially good in summer because they regulate the bowels and keep the stomach sweet and pure. They are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- ville, Ont. 0 emia i pecan met Ty Dutch City Linked to Sea Largest Sea Locks, Costing $7,600,000, Will Be Opened Near Ams- terdam Amsterdam.--The world's largest existing sea locks at Ymuiden, the sea harbor of Amsterdam, will be com- pleted next September, enabling even the largest ships, such for instance as the S. S. Leviathan, to reach Am- sterdam. A gigantic work, involving a cost of 19,000,000 florins ($7,600,- 000) and covering six years, will have been accomplished. Amsterdam is connected with the sea by the North Sea Canal, which is terminated near the coast of Ymuideu, by a set of locks. The oldest of these locks was opened for traffic in Nov- ember, 1876, simultanecusly with the After some years it was realized that these locks were too small for the increasing traffic, and a new and larger lcck was opened in 1896. : In 1917, the act for construction of a new sea lock at Ymuiden was passed, in 1919 excavations began, and now the lock is. about to be opened for traffic. 1312 by 164 by 50 feet, surpassing those of the Panam= Canal and of the Kaiser Wi n. Cans giiesssl t Kaiser Willakn Cars grevis the vurch dea witli tne baltic. The lock is closed by rolling gates. In order to let a ship pass, a gate is rolled sideways into a basin or recess. The inner or eastern crown has one gate recess, the western crecwn has two recesses, each with one gate. The | second gate of the outer crown is a spare one, and can replace either of the two other gates, all three being of exactly the same construction. The gates are designated to shut off high water from cither side, and therefore they have plating at both sides. Since no dry decks sufficiently deep to dock the gates for examinaticn or repair are available :r the neighbor- Locod of the lock, the gate recesses have been dimensioned to serve as dry docks. For the pit and the adjacent canals, 1 706,000,000 cubic feet of sand have been excavated, nearly all of which kas been shipped to Amsterdam and used for filling up low lands and for the construction of a railroad. Only part of the cost of the excavation has been charged, therefore, against ihe lock, which kelped greatly to keep down the total expenditure. All works have been carried out by Dutch con- tractors and factories, so that the new lock stands as a symbol of Dutch en- terprise.--Christian Science Monitor. Fo. The King G. K. Chesterton in the Illustrated London News: In the things that mat- ter most at the moment, King George has most definitely had a policy--a policy of despising fantastic luxury and indiscriminate innovation: of preserving the old social sanity which used to be counted specially English. It has been his fate to live at exactly the moment in history when the ruin or restoration of this particular nor- mal and national habit will certainly be accomplished. It has probably made a visit difference that the first family in the nation has been so firm- ly fixed on that foundation. It has made it impossible for moderation and modesty, and common sense in custom and costume, to die out in the lower middle classes as things entirely dowdy and discredited. A mere aris- tocracy is always ready for the new- est thing. The aristocracy, whatever its other virtues and vices, has been quite ready to go the pace and to set the pace. Monarchy has taken on again something of its ancient lead- ership in matters that were once counted light and trivial, but which have become in this strange season and in the eyes of all the wise, very weighty. i -- A ---- directions--any drugstore. Minard's Liniment for Summer Colds The dimensions are about |- Priceless Relics Going To States Professor Tells of Discoveries in Palaces of Assyrian Kings Chicago. -- Univesity of Chicago scien'ists, excavating in the Tigris river area have discovered the palaces of Sennacherib and Sargon II., who as successive Assyrian kings, conquered Jerusalem 700 years before Christ, it was announced today by Prof. Edward Chiera, who has returned from Iraq. Examples of Assyrian arts, paint- ing, sculpture and architecture, re- garded by officials of the university's Oriental institute as priceless, were recovered by the expedition, altogether 250 tons of material was collected and 125 tons are en route to the univer- sity, British officials receiving half of the find. Included in the collection is a mas- sive stone bull which guarded the gates of Sennacherib's palace. The piece measures 17 by 20 feet and]: weighs 20 tons. Prof. Chiera believes the site of the excavations covers several Assyrian villages and work on the main palace and grounds alone will require per- haps several years. eX iment for Neuralgia. Minard's Lin "Jacques Cartier Bridge?" Le Devoir (Ind.): It would be ap- propriate, on the eye of the fourth centenary of the disconvery of the St. Lawrence River by Jacques Cartier to give the bridge the name nf that famous St. Malo navigator........ The ceremony of placing the last girder took place last week in Lhe presence of invited guests, who were almost all English-speaking, although the construction of the bridge is far from being an exclusively English enter- prise and the Harbour Commission ought to be predominantly French, if it represented .th eethnic formation of the population........ If the bridge does not receive a name worthy of our French-Canadian history, the fault will be with an maorprous and unin-:f telligent population who do not know how to make use of their predominant strength. @ f (Call it Cayvert) Jie SPEED FILM Gets Them Every Time Rain or Shine How often it happens -- a picture you are particularly anxious to "get" turns out badly because the sun wasn't shining. Don't let this happen to you. Remember ninety per cent of picture failures is due to under-exposure -- and Gevaert film is faster. 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