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: DONT WITH COLDS BnCfMl intestinal systems lower re- rtstaoce to eolda. Cleanse them with fiwin s mtnt the modern chewing gum iazadre. Gentle, safe, non-habit* i tarmlng. More effective because yon feen-amint IMSUT OH rat CINUINC Feenamrat Tk* Charing Gum LAXATIVE ftr AAita and Children No Taste Bat the Mint FOR CONSTI RATION Interesting Facts Of Bird-Life By Professor Julian Huxley In The Strand Magazine Man happens to be the most success- ful of a whole series of diverse and fascinating experiments to deal with the problems of the world; but we are not therefore the most beautiful or tfce most Ingenious. Birds branched off from reptiles omewhere about a hundred million years ago, and were remodelled for flight, so that their forelimb was irre- vocably converted Into a wing. They clung obstinately to one important character of their reptilian ancestry the shelled egg, and thus debarred themselves from ever being born Into [SAVED IMPORTED DRESS ; ''After a little wearing, a lovely green Toile an imported dress lost color o completely that It was not wear- able. A friend who had admired it a me why I wasn't wearing it any more. On hearing the reason, she ad- Tised dyeing it and recommended Dia- mond Dyes. To make a long story short, It turned out beautifully. I have a lovely new dress that really cost Just 15c the price of one package of Diamond Dyes. "I have since used Diamond Dyes for both tinting and dyeing. They do it!ier equally well. I am not an ex- pert dyer but I never have a failure with Diamond Dyes. They seem to be made so they always go on smoothly and evenly. They never spot, streak or run; and friends never know the things I dye with Diamond Dyes are redyed at all!" .. Mrs. R. F., Quebec. Finder of Missing Men Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodruff had been two days away from home on their automobile tour when Mr. Woodruff's mother passed away very suddenly. The road from Sarnia to Quebec has many turnings and where and how Mr. Wood- ruff's younger brother was to locate the tourists quickly was the question. Twenty-one long distance telephone calls to fourteen points on their supposed route were necessary before Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff were found. The time lost and the distance away meant that they arrived home in barely time for the funeral. Had they thought to inform the home folks each day by long distance of their itinerary, much of the time and worry of locating them would have been saved. Nowadays there is no point so remote that telephone service will not reach the missing party. All that is needed, and that at little expense, is to regularly keep in touch"by long distance telephone. Plant Life is Forever Thirsty By Dr. D. T. MacDougal, In the Scientific Monthly (August, 1931). The fundamental thirst of living j matter has laid the foundation of wars between peoples, and has been the cause of racial migrations affecting civilization in the profoundest manner. The water problems of a city of over a million people in one American state have recently led to the expropriation and assignment of the water on one of the largest rivers, and a controversial discussion by the people of seven states occupying an area of half a mil- lion square miles. It is highly prob- able that among the earliest agree- ments between family or tribal groups were those as to the shared use of limited supplies of water. Plant life, especially, is forever thirsty, and when active, continually takes in and loses water. The growing substance in MACDONALDS Firte CUL* Qanadcti tyvne&t Qupatietbe. VofacGO- with ZIG'ZAG papers attached In I0t, I5<vand 20$ Packages Owl Laffs Classified Advertising Man is a rather peculiar creature. He shoots the birds and then turns ! around and spends millions of dollars to fight insects. Maybe some head- aches are proof of brain, as scientists now inform us, but not the kind you tender nav e next morning. For years things root tips, in swelling buds, in the fra-i have been getting better and better for gile wood-forming combium layer of , tne children, but often worse for the tree trunks, and in enlarging fruits, Parents. may have as much as a hundred or a! hundred and fifty parts of water to one Clarke "So Ethel returned your en- of solid matter, but, as the liquid is gagement ring?" being lost all the time, a continuous '; Harold "Yes, she mailed it to me new supply is necessary. We can prob- j an d ha <l tQ e nerve to paste the !abel j ably understand this condition by fill- 5 on the outside of the package: "Glass, ' ing a drinking glass loosely with ex- handle with care'." AN OFFER TO EVERY INVENTOR. List of wanted Inventions and full inturmation sent free. 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Water ia similarly placed among the ultimate strands or par- ticles of protoplasm, which unlike the wood fibres adhere by their poles like fragments of magnetized iron. Not Much To Be Thankful For You think you've little to be thank- ful for, do you? You're able to read this, aren't you?" Well, that's a lot to be thankful for. We've just been to a place where Worth It is not what he has, nor even what he does, which directly expresses *.h worth of the man, but what he is. These molecular clumps, or strands, ! there are some blind men they'll unlike the *ood fibres, also bind the ' never see the beauty of God's world water in much the same way as they again in all their lives. They were much as their bodies, birds have de- veloped along other lines than mam- mals. Mammals have gradually per- fected intelligence and the capacity for learning by experience, and the power and fixity of the instincts have diminished; birds have kept instinct as the mainstay of their behaviour, that they have to perch on its head D ^^^l^"^^^'^ in- : n their knees and praise God! them may be dangling Just outsid. the each other, so that it does not soldiers, too-gave their eyes for their nest. Even when the young cuckoo grows into a creature entirely different from its foster-parents, run out freely: when the water is country. out by pressure the fine mesh- ! H theT cou l d nave tn eir si s ht r - or grouping of the molecules is ' stored to them they would get down COLDS BUCKLEYS MIXTURE 9 ia Canada's standard remedy. Ic outsells all other cough and cold preparation!. BETTER that's why and DIFFERENT. M-lD Acts Likt t I and while they possess some intelli- feed it, the older birds do not seem jured or destroye ' It instead of pres- j You would, too. if you were blind ".sure the water should be slowly evap- and had sight restored : orated from the surface of the mass | But you nave your eyesight, so gence, it is used merely to polish up disconcerted as human beings the outfit of Inherited instincts. The tainly would. front part of their brain, known to be i The well-known "broken-wing" trick O f~i7vl n g "matter the "fibers would "be ! tnere 's tnat at ' east 'o be thankful for. the seat of intelligence and learning, ' U usually set down as a remarkable brougnt c i oser together with an ac-' Some ot those bo73 are crippled, remains relatively small, while other example of intelligence, but all the compan yi ng concentration of the sap> rmless - legless, hopeless invalids for parts, known to be the regulating ma- evidence points to this, too, as being , which slows down the act i v ities which life because they served their coun- \ 'A SIMCL S;P Pffovr s If 1 chinery for more automatic and emo- tional actions, are in biAs relatively larger than in four-footed creatures. Perhaps the most obvious way In which birds differ from men in their behaviour is that they can do all that merely instinctive a trick not invent- ed by the Individual bird but patented ; eflect of thirst constitute life. This is the universal by the species. It is, in fact, on a par with the purely automatic "shamming dead" which many insects practice, and is the inevitable outcome of the Crop plants and forest and fruit trees obtain their water supply from layers of soil of varying depths. The would ache to see it, try. They haven't much to be thank- ful for, have they? Yet most of them are so grateful for little favors done them, your heart ucuaviuui w U>M mtj ..an uu au . . they have to do. including some- quite animal nervous machinery when it roots of some species form great web- , is stimulated in a particular way. bed sheetg of extent just under- Nothing to be thankful for? Look around a bit and you'll prob- Others send root- ably find y u are mistaken and that Besides instinctive actions we could J"=~- " inVo the Biibstream. The first ' * a to be thankful for. multiply instances oX unlntolhgent be- /especially prevalent in places niwiiT Q mnn rv h( r-H a > of i**i n era acrar complicated things, without ever be- ing taught. Flying, for instance, with all its complexity of balance and aero- ------ 1 ^ ,....., ----- . v ----- nautical adjustment, comes untaught, naviour among birds. If a strange egg wh(?re the rainfall ^ used ag soon aa ' Young birds very frequently make Put among a birds own ess* .the 3 In t the ground. Deeply pene- tbeir first flight when their parents mother may either accept it or Intelli ; trating rootg take up large amounts of are out of sight. The stories of old sently turn It out of the nest and con- , * , unflower ^ a leaf gpread birds "teaching" their young to fly,'""" to sit. But a quite common re- ; I seem all to be erroneous. Some kinds , "tion is for it to turn the strange egg' of birds, once their young are full-, out and th *n desert the nest. fledged, do try to lure them away from | But because birds are mainly In- the nest, but this is merely to encour- , stinctire and not Intelligent in their age them to take the plunge. There i actions, it does not follow that Wife-" John, the bill collector's at the door -" Hubby- 'Tell him to take that pile 011 the (lesk '" ate about 75 quarts of water from its ! Kathleen-"CIarJce always leaves a leaves during the course of develop-! go ? sslon on the boys. Ellea "\es. the kind of lipstick she uses comes off very easily." Best for You mi Cronny was younO ^ <j .she used: BABY'S OWN SOAP Then i No* the leadin g Canadian Soap for Toilet and Nurtcry. "Era far You aid B*ij Tot" Uc. In Individual cartons ,-n ALBERT SOAPS LTD. - MONTREAL is nk instruction by the old bird, and | minjs are lacking in Intensity or no conscious imitation by the young, j variety: in fact, tt-ey^ experience a StjU more wonderful Is It that a bird should be able to build its nest un- ' wide range of powerful emotions. There is an Intense satisfaction In, hemp plant twice as much. An acre of cabbage plants needs over two mil- lion quarts of water in a season. Two hundred beech trees on an acre re- nearly double this amount. One UUIIIHI UC auto MJ WWW n:> weal, n - , _K.. QUITO UtJUIiy UOIUI1O U113 U111UUUU UU3 taught. Young birds, mating for the j ** '?/ * '* '* * tt - "** i of these trees loses about 80 quarts of first time, can make perfectly good nests, and nests ot the usual type Some people suggest that the young birds may have gained the necessary I there is danger, birds suffer very real 'fear; in song, the bird gives vent to a deep current of feeling; the emotions often make them oblivious ot danger; L " , " "V and they are as subject as men to the knowledge from contemplating the _,.,/. , ,_,.' _ ,,,.,, ta structure of the nest in which water as vapor daily from its leaves. Irrigation practice must put enough i water into the soil to replace losses from the leaves and losses from the surface of the soil as well as the i Nurse "Bobby! What would your father say if he saw you'd broken that branch off?" Bobby "He'd say trees are not so well made as they were before the war.'' HER FAT HAD TO 00 Activity Melted it Exercise is the enemy of fat. If you are overburdened with supcrlliuua flesh, call up reserves of energy to fight it. Do as this lady did : " " During the p:ist six months, I have made steady improvement whilst taking Kruschen Salts. I have reduced 28 Ibs. in weight during that period, and have benefited jrreatly from BMter agility and liveliness all directly attributable to that famous preparation.'' Mrs. \\. P. You can tak? off fat with Knischea Salts if you will take one-half teaspoon in hot water every nioniinu befoBe breakfast, modify your diet and exercise regularly. While you are losing fat you will be gaining in energy in endurance in ambition. Your skin will grow clearer, and your eyes will sparkle with the good health that Knisohcn brings. The old axra chair won't hold you any more you'll want to be up and doinij ou'll enjoy work and active recreation and you'll sleep like a top. You'll IOM fat, and probably live years longer. Give a ma.i enough rope and he will start manufacturing five-cent cigars. emotions of jealousy - rival cocks :iraount actually used r bound ln the i knows. tney . .: ... . .u- j...i. tissues. The farmer knows that over Bird . mind sufficient subtlety to 00 pounds of water must be put Into * in * tne soil to provide one pound ot dry J JJ?, in midair Md alfalfa - while the forester ""mates ca tch them be?o re theJ ! t^t half a ton is necessary to make ground wtl the greaS a pound of wood The less a man knows the tighter he clings to the things he thinks be Don't take your undertaker too seriously when he asks you to drop over some time. To Begin With Owing to the absence through ill- RESTFUL SLEEP for FRETFUL, FEVERISH CHILD ?- Wifh CasforicTs regulation When your child tosses and erlea out in his sleep, It means he is not comfortable. Very often the trouble Is that poisonous waste matter Is not being carried off as It chould be. Boweli need help mild, gentle help but effective. Just the kind Cas- torla glvos. Castorla is pure vege- table preparation made specially for children's ailments. It contains no harsh, harmful drugs, no narcotics. Don't let your child's rest and your own be interrupted. A prompt dote of Castorla will urge stubborn little bowel* to act. Then relaxed comfort and restful sleep! Genuine Caatoria always has the name: were brought up, but this theory Is negatived by the facts. The young brush-turkey of the Australian region scrambles out of its tunnel Immediate- ly upon hatching, and does not bestow so much as a look upon the mound ot rubbish and decaying leaves that formed its nest, yet when the time for mating comes, it will build a mound just as its ancestors have done. More- over, young birds reared by hand In artificial nests will later build the pro- per kind of nest for their species. A finch will have the impulse to weave coarse material Into a rough cup. and , f u |; d en 7 a r~ wa"y "fro'm" "ours'el'ves"! I ^ ** 8 l tn * erown of tal1 troes - 1 A short pause, then the answer from then to line this with a finer material; ; emot i on l3 not linked up wlth to heights as great as 400 feet, is done a pert m!ss of sixteen . .. Wel , gha al the tailorblrd takes leaves and sews .. .. ' __-.. _ *-.*- i the future or with the past as n the them together; and the house-martin 1 . . , . . j human mind. Their fear is just fear: collects mud or clay and constructs a ' cup against the side ot a cliff or a house. 3 BURNS Mix equal part* ot Mintrd'i jmj swct oil, castor oil, or cream. Spread on brown pjper. Apply to bum aid. Before long the painful smarting stops' T6HC*! evidenc"e"ofe"njoymentr Some birds! I Tne P lant ls a complicated living i nesg ( uj e ,, oman wno taught the for example, the ravens, have a real j mechanism -that converts the energy se nior girls' Bible Class, the young sense of humor although of a rather! 01 s unl '6in into power. Some of the ; assistant minister was asked to under- low order. Two will combine to tease ' energy is used in maklu s compounds; . uke the dulieg for tne day He cou a dog or a cat. one oecuping its atten- : but 98 P er cent ot the ener sy absorbed | senteJi but befors beginning he said, ! tion from the front, and the other b * leaves and other green expanses of j smilingly: "Now, girls, I want to con- stealing behind to tweak its tail. I th8 P Iant i3 used ln evaporating water | dui . t your ( . lasg just ag yollr teac! j er But being without the power of con- i fl ' om the sllrfac es of the cells. The (loes> so you mignt tell me what gne ceptual thought birds still differ in a i work o lifting water trom the rootlets ; tines first." power generated in this manner. W ays kisses us all rouad! .. This movement of liquid in the ascent It Is not the fear of death, nor can it| ot sa P. is as important as the circula- anticipate pain, nor become an ingredi- ent of a lasting "complex." They can- tion of our blood, although the move- ment is not a circulation. Watery solu- Birds in a state ot broodiness will ' not wor ry or torment themselves. The ' tions rise from tae root3 to tne leav63 ' RAW FURS Levin pays highest market prices and 5 per cent. BONUS EXTRA, tfliip your . have the impulse to sit on eggs, but' blrd mother is not concerned with the ! wbere most f tne li( iu i( l Sea into thel furs now. send for our Free 1931-1931 if eggs are not available, then on some- j fat9 of an (adividual offspring; and i air as water va P r - Only a small trac- thlng else. Crows have brooded on | wnen the young grow up and i ler i nner : tion of the water which moves rapidly golf-balls, gulls on brllliantlne and penguins on lumps of Ice. Contrary to general opinion, birds have no real affection for their young. tins, phy s i iogy changes, tuere is no intel- lectual framework making a continu- ing personal or individual interest pos- sible. Our powers of thought and our They have a strong, emotional, irra- ; imagination bind up the present with tional concern, not entwined with rea- tae future and tne past: the bird's life son, memory, personal affection, and [ must oe a i m0 st wholly a patchwork, a CASTORIA DREN CRY fOR foresight. When a nestling dies there ; Serie9 ot s e]f. S ufflcin Is no sign ot sorrow, although there j may be some agitation If a whole brood is stolen. When a chick be- , comes 111, it Is definitely neglected. It , would seem that the bird is only Im- pelled to parental action when there Is some activity, like gaping or squawking, on the part of the children. Ferhaps the familiar cuckoo pro- vides us with the completest proof of the dissimilarity of birds' minds with our own. A young cuckoo, having been deposited as an egg In the ne^t of some other quite different species of bird, and having hatched out In double- quick time, proceeds to tvict all the rest of the contents of the nest, wheth- er these be eggs or young birds. It has a slightly hollow, hyper-sensitive back, and the touch of any object there drives htm frantic, 10 that, no matter what It Is eggs, young birds, :nits or marbles he walks backward and uuward to the edge of the nest and tilts it overboard. U ]| moments. Raw Fur Price List, shipping tags ind information on Free BaJt. BRONCHIAL TROUBLES Prevented and soothed with Vitamin-rich SCOTT'S EMULSION A of Norwegian A& Cod Liver Oil Builds Resistance ' c rv *' easy to Digest upward in the woody conduits 'of stems is bound or held in chemical! combinations in the cells. The green surfaces are held toward i the sunlight partly by stiff, rigid ' stems, and partly by the force of water through the tiny cells. Some- times the water la forced through the | elastic cell walls at a pressure ot a i ton to a square inch. A stem, leaf, or I flower, tho cells of which are distend- 1 ed by such pressure, wi!l have great rigidity and firmness. The production of sugars and other organic substances in green leaves de- | ponds directly on Uia extent of green i surfaces exposed to light. Over-x- I tension of the surfaces will be follow- j cd by undue loss of water and a conse- | quent wilting. Certain plants, such as cacti, are able to store water for years. LEVIN run 1T2A Kin; Street East, Toronto. Ont. Try Lydia E. Pmhham's Vegetable Compound Sick with Monthly Pains t TV month... the same story IHc^kchc. V j kachc, awful crimps. Lydia E. Pink- h. :i'sVci;ct.iMcCompound brings com- forting ixiici. Buy the new tablets today. Pain If a man, by causing pain to others. wish esto obtain pleasure for himself. he, entangled in the bonds of selfish- ness, will never be free from hatred. Pocket guns about the size of fountain pens, which carry cartridges filled with tear-gas, are on sale on tlie Continent. They are Intended for use against bandits. KEEP THE Children Healthy When they're "08 colour" give them Dr. Carter'i all vegetable little Liver I'tlln. Safe, tctini gmti v on the bowcli and liver, they toon bring back imlle* and high i plrit* that healthy young- itert should (how. ' 25c & 75c red packagei Ask your druggist for OUTERS us PILLS ACID STOMACH HxCESS acid is the co..imon cause of indigestion. It results in pain and sourness about two hours after eat- ing. The quick corrective is an alkali which neutralizes acid. The best corrective is Phillips' Milk of Mag- nesia. It has remained standard with physicians in the 50 years since iU invention. One spoonful of Phillips' Milk of Magnesia neutralizes instantly many tunes its volume in acid. Harmless^ ,md tasteless, and yet it? action is quick. You will never rely on crude methods, once you learn how quickly this method acts. Be sure to get th genuine. The ideal dentifrice for clean teeth and healthy gums is -Phillips* Dental Magnesia, u superior tooth- paste that safeguards against acid- mouth. (Made in Canada.) ISSUE No. 4731 -