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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26. 1931. THI? OTTAWA EVENING JOURNAL 11 BRINGING UP FATHER. By George McManus. Put an end to Ignorance of Physical Facts IT Modern life requires enlighten" ment in this important nutter of feminine hygiene.

I lv-4a-unmm -r-. I I T1 I I 1 1ll The TICKER TAPE nvmurtiift. Tht My oc rnuip Mum, KrMUlD( ot ABwnon Uoccn. ptrue Of cp May-bound UpTM. Mf- nd( OUmor.

of um PhuatMi phtm poliot. totraia Uut um victim to th us fowc to Cap Mr 4o protect -n- nounoM Uut an Nm nurdarad Oiimora lam Huon out wiui-drtwn tA.OOO Irocn Um bn on Um aluroooo 01 Utd murdar. aod teat Clam Mariay, lannar to boaa bouaa baalda th rauraad trtcJu Kuoo'a oodv vac cajtta. bad paw a om ot ib oaoknotaa to Uta (aoarai nor in ttocKtoo. naarbr.

Prana: aUriay, Ciava broUMr, admit hm ta a four UiraaioBia tat tar to Wixon. bicb waa lound upon bin attar rua daatb and wbicb ha bad conoaaUd from OUmora. Tba Marlara ara ptaad uxlar arraat. Baanou. Huum'a butiar.

taila OUmora Utat tba flnaxvcur had quarraiad witb us aajraianr, Donald Oardlnar. oo tba day of fata daata. Tba ovnar of umj fray ooat turn out to oa aluaaaU iuriioc. a atack brokar. OUmora tntarvtawt Martha Marlay, tha Mar try boya' tuter.

Aha ulM Um datactlf Uiat aha waa In tova with If 1 ioq and admitted that ah had born tootiaa. BCrBlfbtfavwava 1 kilUd Um. OUinore." mlA the secretory in heavy vein. "I admit Uut; and I know there's no )ustirl cation tor It Firrell bad ban drink' ing and waa in an tmpUaaant fram of mind. Whan ha insulted tha firl I foolishly thought aa much of.

nur control mappad for a rnecaent and struck him a tarriflc blow across tha Jaw. When I raalitad what I had dona, ha waa lying against lb irons. his hnd broken In. "That tha truth of It, HI take an oath on it Tha proaacutlan claimed at tha trial that bad atruck Far 11 arroaa tha haad with ana ot tha Iron. Tha fingerprint found an tha bar ha had atruck in lalllnf wara placed thara whan I leened upon it aa I triad ravin him.

I auppou that for mr (our. I deserved averr thina, avan thoaa awful dayi of tha trial with paopla liatanlnf hungrily to thaacandal about ma, tha faat Ufa I lad, tha quartlonabla paopla with whom I travallad. tha woman 1 know. It waa all coming to ma far killing that man, but I navar Intanded to do It and murdar waa furthrtt from mi mind. Carnaatlr Gardlnar eantinuad ht atory, lalling tha datactiva of tha trial and tha acntanca ha aarrad and martin to Ma sraaant datar mlnatlon to maka for hit ara vloua fallura.

At no tima did hU traiahtforward aeaount faltar. I rary from tha facta Gitmora bad taarnad from Captain rramont; if anything; tba aacratary too atrongly condamnad himaaU. avan mora to than tha woman raapomlbto for hia dlmcultiaa bad dana. Una wara that Oilman alraady knaw tha atory. It would nava baan an aaay mattar Uhrirmlm ma: and tha fact that did net do ao aaamad to tha datactira ttarfact tMt at Ita truth.

It waa ala indkaun of Oardinar'l praamt aincarity and good taitn. Mor waa tha atory unknown to Baa nor: throughout Ita narration bar attention waa eantarad only on OU-mora'a raaction to it Whan Gardinar aaUhad. tha datactiva turnad to "You warf-lgnorant of tnaaa facta, MUa Nuton. ha ajud. "a wt ago whan wa both mat la your fathar't oVa? Whan did ou laarn thamr "ImmadiaUly aitar I Quarraiad with Dad," tba girl rapliad.

"You ramam bar, promiatd him that 1 would not go out with Donald until ha eama back' and told ma of than. But I did not aay that I would not talk to him. It waa than I laamad from hia own Li pa tha atory of DonakTa unforlunata OHUECH'S BRITISH SHOES rat Man aad Waaaaa Esdnarraly at n-Tl Stark M. By MILTON M. fKOPPER.

Aa aha tpoka. Oilman law tha matin ba had attributed to Gardinar for having kiUad Philip Nixon diaap- paar. or auaanor nuton gnaw Gardinar'a aaerat bafora Ninon want to tha rttara, tha aaeralary bad nothing furthar to loaa, ragardlaw of how tha girl aocaptad tha information. For. if aha took bar narantt view.

point tha harm waa alraady dona; and If aha via waa tha atory in oppoaito light it waa immatarUl what nixon tout nor anarwaro. "It waa tha ouarral that Elaanor had with Mr. NUon, that aant ma to hia noma to an him," Donald broka In. "I wantad to talk tha mattar ovarii with him. Aa ha had Mt tha offloa at half out I Mora I ha opportunity, 1 bad to go to Bryn Hawr.

unfortunately. Mr. Nixon dared ma praaumprueua and it only mada him nun furioua. You a twirled am Oa played about hia II I nSould Iowa hia daughter, aftar my neat waa nnoardonabla to him. in tha and.

1 loat my tamper, and wa bad tha quarrel that Bennett told you about "Father iudaed Donald moat un fairly. Mr. Cilmora." nid tha girl aa Gardinar had pauaaa. "But auraly yau baUava tlua that Donald would navar nan bean guilty of crime like murdar What hap pened waa merely mlaf ertuna that might nan happened to any one, an accident that if now gone and over with. Tha Cape May Trip.

Tha detectiva did not need tha eud dan appeal in bar voice, nor Gardinar'a grateful glance, to tell him that he at leeet had confidenn In tha aacratary and had for given him, if than waa anything that needed lor- givenaaa. Ha nailed into bar anxioua eyae. "Do yau baUava that, Mlm Nixon?" he tiked. "I do," waa bar eerene reply, "and I ban much man to loaa than yau by It Far. aa aoon aa poaaible.

wa ahall ba engaged; and If I nava bean dacalvad, I ahall ba marrying a murderer. You limply riak tha poaaibillty Tilling in true caee. "Thit'i convincing enough to ma" tha detective aald. "but than an other mattara requiring about which nothing has yet been aald. Mr.

Gardinar want to Cape May latt Monday night and yet ewen to ma that ba had not left tha houes whan ha is living." Fram tha aueeuoning look on Elea nor Nixon 'a fan it waa evident that net avan aha knaw this fact Gardiner flushed, Suddenly abashed; but tare was nothing of apprehension nervousness to his manner. "Yen an right Gilmora," ha ad mitted. "I did maka tha trip, but fn told no one, not even Eleanor, of It I kapt it from yau because I didnt believe veu knaw much of this mat- tor between Eleanor and myetlfs and Kan It bad no bearing on Mr. Nlxon'a death, I could an no necessity to' enlightening you about it It eauld not possibly eonoarn you. And I didn't tall Eleanor because nothing eama at tha Journey aftar I did take It" "what reason did you ban for fol lowing Mr.

Nixon to tha shore?" "It waa on account of that damn able quarrel. I regretted vary much that rt baa acumen, aa aeon aa I had time to cat back to my noma and cooled down. I would ban given anything if it had never occurred. I had Borne work to do for tha efllce. but I found It impossible to concen trate an It; the quarrel preyed an my fmnd so.

After alL from his point of view. Mr. Nixon waa tusUned and I couldn't afford to antagonize him; I owed hbn much for his kindnaaa to ma whan I waa practically down and out It seemed to me that I could straighten out matters all around If I apologised, even if it meant travelling to Cape May to do That at least waa action; and I wee too distressed to ait still." But yau. told Mrs. JTiippe that you staying in an evening to do some work for he officer Gilmon reminded hira.

Whan I said that I had every In tention of doing so; but I could hot resist the urge to drop everything I waa doing and go out wnat ume aid you isive: VEGETABLE ii 1 1 hi COMPOUND, 1 a A 'aaaaf Had to Break the Date -fcecause WcH" -eernoBAnr. 1 lost! Another day reined because she vssal well. Ifshaeeiykaawbowsssl il asry It la to suffer. Bear eeaUaa His to pen am with then dreadhal araaspa. thatsplittlse headache, A pleasant tittle tablet-rtllevae the tnmhto.

Ifa Lydia Pinh-hui Veaetahla Coeueeual that yew nether mead to take. new la uuavsalat tamot IThataUeaaiagthia laapnaaasa aslsai saner darkag thMtrrm( hsaee. Il reguktss Kaaa a baa ta yaaar medleiaa eskisct aad yeuli aever breaks data. Daw I MURDER The secretary basilalad in Instant "It must have been a little before he replied at length. "1 got home about half past t.

and I don't suppose I stayed In my room vary long. At any rata. 1 left early enough to get over to Camden in time to make tha I.iS expraea to Cape May." "Did Mrs. Phippa an you leave?" Oilmen queried. "I don't supooee she did-et Inst, didn't notice bar snywhrre around; waa too occupied with the idee as I cams downstairs; and in too much of a hurry besides.

Nat until I waa alraady on the train did I begin ta realise that an apology was not likely to do much good; and I found myself doubting tha wisdom of the move Another of the few remaining strands of the can against Donald Gardinar was gone. What had appeared to ba a carefully prepared alibi, created for the purpose of masking his tourney to the shore, waa manly an alibi woven together by tha circumttancaa of tha rase. Gilmon nodded to the young man to continue. Net GaUty. "Tha further I went the leaa the plan appealed to me.

After alt instead of appreciating my intention, Mr. Nixon might have considered it another piece of Impertinence. In that can than wis hound to ba another arena: and a second arrument would do much harm to both Elaenor and myself. Per ha pa It would be better to keep out of tha way until Mr. Nixon had an opportunity to aim down a bit and reflect 1 couldn't afford to antagonize him.

furthar. Yau an by what oroeoaa had ehanaed mv mind. By the time I had reached tha shore. I had decided to take tha next train back to Philadelphia and let Philip Nixon make the next move. Thus, 1 could tell my position exactly and gauge the situation from it And aa I waa too lata to catch any earlier train back to the city you me.

didn't arrive till it waa almost to I had to wait tor the midnight train." it was all so raaaonania ana straightforward that Gilmora could an no nun for doubting it Gardi nar'a candor, had favorably Impressed him; alraady persuaded by what had preceded. ho found all hia aravioua suspicions vanishing before the frank er the aenlesaloa. Yet be had better ask a few questions. sou my that you had determined to ao nothing untu air. nixen molested hia stand? ha queried.

"Didn't van attempt ta comimuucate with him at the ahenT" The reply waa la tha nagatln; tha aacratary had done nooning gut wail about tha cape May atauen lor we midnight train. Oilman bant forward as na put the next question, the most vita noint in the entire case. "Wan yau aware, Gardiner, that Mr. Nixen had boarded the aa shore-bound train at Newneld that ha had previously arranged to Join XusseU Stirling then an the aavan-ferty-finf Baton ha had omened toe young man a in tanas astonishment too nan-ulna to be the result of acting had given him hia reply. Gardiner earnestly asaured him that he knew noth- ina of It or of eny appointment that hia employer may have made with the anker.

All the information, that he paisisaid regarding Stir ling he had given to the datactiva whan questioned at the American Motors afflcee. During tba Journey to the shore ha had seen nothing of Nixon or Burling, and bad never left hia ant Tha Interview ana brought to elan whan the girl an attentive lis tener to the conclnrling portion of Gardiner's story, ran to thank the detective far his "Then has been a pm pun behind my civility. Miss Nixon." Gilmon aaid. "First of course. I had to maka oertaln that what I waa learning wa the truth.

But then la alao another snatter more difficult to discuso. 1 am daring to ask a favor in return for what little service 1 ban been able to do for you. In seeking tha man raaponaible tor your father's deeth." The financier's daughter paused, pizxled by hi eartoue mien. "A favor. Mr.

Gilmora? I should be pleased to do anything within reason to show my appreciation." For a moment Gilmora paused swkwardly, aa though not certain how to begin, net ore ne made tne plunge. "Miss Nixon, than la girl in difficulty, who ia badly in need of such essistann and comfort as you could gin her "A girl In difficulties, Mr. Gil-morar" She was clearly battled by hia unexpected words. Yea her name 1 Martha Mariey. She had had little Gilmora nid warmly, "and knaw almost nothing of the troublea that might follow any Indiscretion.

At Inst aha hardly comprehended the full cohse-quences of them; so you an, the blame hardly Ilea with her. She knew your father wall. Mis Nixon." Ta be Caatlaued Daily. LODGE VISITS CARDINAL, PrlESCOTT. Aug.

member at Amity Lodge, No. M. lO.Ot, Praacett attended the decoration service bald at Cardinal on Sunday afternoon under the auspicn of Regal Lodge. Cardinal. MEMORIAL SERVICE.

PRESCOTT, Aug. (SpeciaD-A memorial service waa held 'at the Maynard cemetery Sunday in memory of the members of the Msynard Women's Institute who hid died. A large numher from tha surrounding district were present end flowers were placed on the craves of the de-l parted fnembers. Rev" B.T-scey. soe laurcn, Meynero.

Wa lha special apeakee. In Woman Realm ee Abe Page LigM. Heme Fram Quebec. Mils Marguerite Barthe and Mies Marcelle Barthe ban returned home from tjuebec, whan they wen the Siesta ot Mrs. Jean Chsrles Garneeu.

ias Marcelle Barthe also spent a week-end et Murray BsjrV visiting Mias Bee trice Tajchercso. -j Fn Bride elect. In honor of Mia Lola Catherine Kigman, one of this week's popular brides, a number of delightful events has been given. Among then who entertained for Miss rligman wen Mrs. M.

R. Baker, who waa hostels at the Wa hour for her niece, when Mrs. T. Blyth presided at tha attractln tee ante; Miss soar one weoo. wne entertained at a smart supper party for Miss Higman and Mr.

Edwin May and Mrs. W. tV La arson, who wee hosteai at a charming luncheon of eight covers tor her niece, the bride-elect a a fines! from Cleveland. lias Varna Hobba has returned from Cleveland, when aha spent a vacation with Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Glea. Fn Miss Hlrmaa, Mrs. J. E. May entertained at a de lightfully arranged receytiea and Wa yesterday afternoon in honor ot Mias Lois Catherine Higman.

when mar riage to Mr. Id win rosier May. lakes plan this week. Mrs. A.

F. Bishoo and Mrs. A. K. May presided at the dainty tee table, which waa prettily adorned with gladioli in bright shades.

Mr. Marshall Senders, of Saroia and Miss Josephine Metis, of Blusston. Indiana, an the guests of Mrs. K. A.

Aihfteld and Mias Mildred Ashfleld, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hsyward and their daughter, Shirley. 4M Millwood road, Toronto, wan week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.

James It Day, 1M Nepeen street, Noma treat Motor Trh Mr. and Mrs. Brock King have returned home from a meter trip to Harrison. and Toronto. In the latter city, they wen the guests of Dr.

and Mrs. Eric Jordon. a Mrs. W. P.

OUara and her daughter. Eileen, ot Manotick, Ont, have returned from a meter trip to Western Ontario. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Saenosr Argue, at Toronto, and Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Bradford, of new ran. wno ban bean trusting Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bradford, Suneet Boulevard, hen re turned to their homes.

a Mrs. Bolton Mists Ui. of Chicago, who has bean at Biddeford Pool. Ma. for the Summer months, Is visiting bar brother end sister.

In-lew. Mr. and Mr. T. Attwood Davie, on bar way Mr, aad Mrs.

Wilfred Oauvraau have returned home from French Lick. Indiana, when Mr. Gauvnau attended the convention of Knight at Columbia. a a a Jestara Pram Eaglaaet. Mrs.

J. P. Bonneld and bar daughter. Mis Elaine Bonneld. returned on the Duchess of York from England, where they spent the Summer at Mr.

Boodfleld borne. a Fa Mia BID. la honor of Miss Mary Hill, on ot this week's bride. Mia Era Archibald and Miss Baaila Deachmen wan rotnt hratiasis at delightfully ar ranges xiicncn Return to Following the closing of th Big Sister Association's Sunshine Camp at Woodrofie. Mias Florence Themes be returned to the Summer home ot her parents at Britannia.

Mm Thome wa recently Awarded the degree ot re filtered nurse by the Bute ot Maseachueetta. ha vine tna oueuncuon el obtaining tne high' art (tending ever gained by i graduate of the Colley-Dlckinaon uoapitat Northampton, Mass, see Been Fran BeaaM. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Davlauli end their young sen.

hive returned to the city from Ln Ebou laments. Que. where they ban been epending tha Summer months. Batara from Maritime. S.M, WO.L Walter James Tuck of the Radio Draughting Department at the ttcs.

and Mailer Phillip, hli ann. ara due back home this week at ZJS Flora trat aftar having spent a very plessent holiday eojourning in the Maritime. Mr. Tuck- vitlted -relatives In hi ham town. Milton, N.

B. For Silver Anniversary. The friend and children of Mrs. Edward Ouellette, MO King Edward held a delightful surprise party in honor of their diver wedding nnivrsry. Mr.

and Mrs. Ouellette were prevented with a handsome can of silver by their children, an address being read by Mis Rita Ouellette. They sin receives a bouquet of rose. The rooms wen attractively decorated for th ocn- PiiODUCEKS DAIRY Ull cat AM ICI tllAM, ultra don. Th evening was spent ia dancing.

'tarda and music with retraah-manl at the close. Engagement Announced. Dr. C. Y.

Hopkins announces tha engagement of hia Dorothy, daughter th lite Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hopkins, of Unmount to Mr. Rosen McKsgue, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Oeorge McKegue. of Woodville, the marriage to take plan at Church of th Redeemer, Toronto, September a. LOJMC General Committee. The general committee In charge ot the 10 E. tea room in the Automobile Building at the Exhibition grounds I follows: General convener, Mr.

W. C. (Jul lock, president of th Municipal Chapter; convener of committee. Mra. Samuel Short; committee.

Mrs. W. A. Riddell. Mr.

J. A. McLarhlin. Mrs. Alex.

McCul-lough. Mrs. H. F. Wright, Mra.

8. O. Pillion. Mrs. Harold Courtenay.

Each chapter ia in char far a day during the wnkt Falkland Chapter, Monday. Mra. Charles Douglas. Mrs. nau, Muranuan Chapter.

Tueeday Mra. Frank Grieraea; Iraquet Chap. tar. Wacmesday, Mra. Char lea F.

Bor-bridge, Mra. C. S. McOllLvray; Mag- delaine de Vercheres Chapter, Thursday, Mrs. Harold Courtenay; Colonel By Chapter.

Friday. Mrs. A. E. Ha lei Silver Croaa.

Lorraine and Elisabeth Tudor Chapters, Saturday, Mrs. Amy saiuar. ear, a. w. Bterrtman, and Mils Ruth Campbell.

A Rtcori of Your Voicty Among th many interesting ex. hiblt to found In the Motor Building, nen I attracting mora attention than th tastefully arranged booth where th "Melo-graph" vain raeording diees sr being displayed and sold. "Melo-graph" la being introduced to Canada for the Srst time at th Central Canada Exhibition, and the widespread in tenet evinced in thi new musical production prom-Ian well Indeed far Ita future popularity-. Here is. Indeed, a happy oppor-' tunlty to obtain lasting memento of the lttl Exhibition, or to send a happy message to one' family or friends at distance.

In two little sound-proof rooms which Sank the Metogreph booth, may sing a favorite melody, or per hep gin a reading, or merely Indulge in an Impromptu dialogue and a stw momenta later listen to ita reproduction on the big machine exhibited at th Meloaraoh booth. Heretofore, recording disc for uau by the individual ban Mid tar It apiece, but the "Melograph" discs sr nwat surprisingly priced at Me each, that one may pro- cure four permanent records for (he former orice of One. and so nan a goodly numoar or won pleasing personal souvenirs a very modest mat The discs may ba used on any kind of phonograph, and they may ba mailed anywhere at th usual rat of poa- No mora InVereetlng memento of Exhibition slght-eeeing could fa Imagined then a aeries of "Melograph" records, retaining permanently snatch et song, a bit ef gay converse tfon. which will si-wsys recall lo Its owner the pleas-sht memory of the occasion and of the familiar vein which the recording din bring to lite. A "Melograph" record ia moat interesting to make, and ef lasting Inter! to poasesa.

and the Exhibition visitor will find It well worth while to seek out this corner of the Motor Building, where Mr. H1U and Mr. Abrsmson ara always pleased to welcome the-dghtaeer end to tell him mora of thi happiest ef musical Inventions, which "makes record of your YolM." Color In Kltchtn arfiaf Batfireom. Th home-maker who has never thought seriously ef tha poeslbill-ties ef color for her kitchen and 'bathroom will ponder tha matter ealcrly when she has lingered a while by the exhibit of Crane. Limited, ln th Manufacturers' Building for the Crane dis- of two delleeieiy tinted bath- rooms, gleaming in pastel enamel and shining nickel, and a sunny kitchen boasting a sink snd laundry tub ef softest green.

Is an urt- answerable argument'Tor the beauty eV color which now makes a nfth room end kitchen as bright and attractive as any other room In th modern home. The Crane watchword of "Crane beauty in th open. Cnn quslity in all the hiddeif "fittings," finds Ottawa North Russell W.I. Host "to Grandmothers gpeclal to The Journal. RUSSELL.

Aug. M. tha members of the Women's Institute of North Russell entertained tha grandmother of the community at th regular meeting held at th horn of Mrs. Aaron Hitaman. During the course of tha meeting an Interesting article waa read by Miss Helen Paul and Mrs.

Howard Morrow. Seven! musical selections were aln a part of the meeting, aeln being rendered by Miss Ola Stanley and Master Donald Graham, while piano ar lections were played by Mrs. Ernest Hamilton and Mr. Clarence McCarmick. A demenetratien of school lunches waa given by Mra.

Lome Graham and Mra. Ruasetl Phalr. In all. there wen ten ajendrnothera present. Mrs.

0. Jsrnee, Mrs. A. Harrington. Mrs.

J. 5 learns, Mrs. A. Fetterly. Mra M.

Boothe. Mrs. A. Morrow, Mr. D.

Csr-sen. Mrs. J. Danvy, Mra, F. Hitaman and Mra.

Einon. Gifts were presented to several grandmetharn.the eldest of whom being Mrs. G. Jamea, the youngest grandmother, Mrs. D.

Carson; grandmother with most grandchildren, Mrs. G. James; graal-grandmother. Mra A. Harrington; grandmother with best needlework.

Mrs. -A. Paul; grandmother with youngest child. Mrs. A.

Morrow; the remainder et tha grand- Rambling about the Exhibition with charming reflection ia their much-admired display at the Central Canada Exhibition. Countless housewives hen already loat their heerta to the cheery note of the Crane kitchen, with Its cream walls and buttercup yellow curtains aflutter above veritable gem ef kitchen atnka-f CerwIU) enamel in a eeft apple (nan, set Just at the right height for the average housewife, and providing her with clever oombi nation of laundry tub and link, fitted with an interchangeable drain, board. A pop-up areata which automatically Mop the drain and hold th water, double strainers to keep beck ha en-working rerun, and movable taps which atay be swung back out of the wey of chine and glass, add tha last touches to make thie Crane perfection the kitchen comfort of th modem housewife. Equally interesting to th home-maker an the two colorfully Sited bethroocna 1 which complete the Crane. Limited, exhibit The lovely new Crane lavender has bean used ia the meet modern and attractln of Siting and fixtures.

with which walla of deen creim form a perfect contrast in color. Th eet-in corner bath, with ils convenient (bower, the Isvetory in handsome pedestal design and the Corwtth combination silent clont with lavender nearly finished Met SlSS2 S'Tho JrnHU of FritUoir: with handles nd knobs of crystal, and the mirror of modern design dd distinctive not of color harmony. A primroes yellow bathroom, with walla ot delicate green, finds the same charm In carefully plsnned color scheme. Whether one desires the cool bnutv of lavender, the sunshine of yellow, or the glooming perfection of white, bethrooms In snv color will be suprltjed and Installed by Crane. Limited." who pride themselves on holding the lead in everything modern in.

bothroem equipment Courteous srtendsnts st the Crane exhibit are delighted to offer advice, to sightseers who are interested In sddlng color snd comfort to their homes in this fashion. A Toy SoUitr Comti to Lift. Th gaily unit ermed toy soldier, which stands guard over all th Producers Dairy signs nd d-vertiaementa, (Sis stepped down from bis billbosrd carding to take his plan in th Producer booth In the Pure Food Building. Here a live soldier lad. resplendent In, spotlen white trousers end tunic snd cap of blue, gold and red.

is surrounded by bevy of military maidens In the seme colorful at tire, when striking costume sre delight to the-eve of Utile people snd grown-ups alike. rrAt the mr of th cleverly ar- ranged little booth is isrge model of Silver Spring Fsrm. the seen- "tiflcslly perfected horre of the well-known Producers Dstry. Jersey milk a peaceful rural scene in which herds of sleek Jersey nttle brdwn contentedly In greerl nastum surrounding the im- mense barm snd. plesssnt fsrm- Ad women ought to know about th recent advaaen In thi branch of hygiene.

Too many an (till unaware that great chug hn taken place. They do not know that aa exlating evil hn been done away with for-ever (A eni aj poteonoa aruiss price. Irnorann of physical facta ia not in keeping with the modem idea. And unless then ta frank diacuasioa then can ha no real enlightenment on uch a eubject a feminine hygiene. Every phyaiclaa and aura ia familiar with the of! acta whan delicata tissun come la contact with bichloride of mercury or the eom pound of carbolic aoid.

Yet until lately then was no other raeoum for fastidious women wbo demanded an efficient and true surgical deenlineaa. No other germlddn wara powerful enough lor the purpoea. No longer need a woman risk th affect of dsngerou Mason for ami-nine hygiene. Na tongee, need ah fear accidental pceaouinf ia th bom. For now she baa Eon Ma.

Thi powerful germicid ia aaeolaiafg ae. nsisoaeae. Zontto cannot eaun mercurial poisoning. It cannot produn areea of ecar-tiasue nor interfere with mothers were presented with bouquet of flowers, alter wrucn tne mcvwiui closed with community singing and refreshmenta. Many Attend Funeral Of James W.

Fraaer gpeclal la The see mat PRESCOTT. Aug. funeral ef Jams W. Frassr. who died Saturday morning aftar an Illness of two months, waa bald on Monday afternoon.

The cartage, which left the family residenn. King street west tor the Preebyleriaa Church, waa one of the larseet ever seen In Preecott heun surrounded by cool (had trees. Flanking this pastoral vista which, by th way, th work of the Alan Beddoa etudie the Pradunr toy eoldlera stand si (Mention. Th whole eolor schema of the Inviting little booth has been carried out In the seme rich nolee of scarlet and gold, combined In an eftectin whole which has railed forth the admiring corn-men ta of throng ot Exhibition At th Producers Dslry exhibit the gaily clad attendants ara reedy to administer to the wanta of tba thirsty sightseers. Hera one may quench the thirst ot warm day with a refreshing glass of rich.

Jersey milk, from the Producers carefully-tended herds, or enjoy con filled with the moat lua-cieue ot Producers In cream. Producers Dairy, Limited, which takes pride in the fact that it la "A Canadian company, owned and operated by Canadian." ia well known for the pure end whole, some dairy products with which it supplies thousands of Ottawa bonus and countless Exhibition vinton will find their attractive little booth 'pleasant atopping- Slan while sight-seeing at tha tlawa fair. A atways. th Pur Food Build ing attract th attention of count-leas Exhibition sightseers, and on of the outstanding displsys is the Frigidaira exhibit ot Onrie Lim ited, who are the exclusive Ottawa rent, for this pnrles. production -J of sdvsnced refrigeraUon.

In the big Frigidalre booth in the Pure Food Building, six of the gleaming white porcelain Frigidsirn sr silently performing, offering to the passer-by in-dubitsbla evidence of the superiority of this sclentlflcslly perfect electrical refrigerator. household model from the tiny 3-foot model to the enormous 11-foot sic i on displsy. all In immaculate white porcelaln-on-steel, with lha new acid-resisting porcelain lining in which the. practical housewife delights. Stainless trays nd shelves, speedy cube tray, the raising of food shslves to a' bendy level, the clever concealment of all mechanism In lepers le spece th bottom of the cabinet era Frigidaira perfections which the attendants are mora-than pleased to demensuat to th Interested.

who cannot fail to reellxe the advantagn of possessing one ef these refrigerators, which combines heellh. convenience snd economy In such thoroughly aatlsfactory fashion. While Orm Limited is the only Ottaws deeler- eiirf'VM; rri(datrrvira I actually an- other. Frigidaira exhibit clew at hind to claim the Interest of the housewife, for the entire end of the Pure Food Building, encloaed and used by the Dominion oov exnment for tlie display of dairy produn. lo equipped with Irr-the 'neighboring exhibits of Canadian Packers snd Schneider's, of Kitchener, too.

Frigidsire. equipped displsy counters ere in ue. bnring silent testimony to the superiority of thi unequalled electric refrigerator. tkoa I ar6M If acid lint any 6 soafy OoW aa A tody. No wonder, then, that Zonit bn been welcomed with euch ntiaf action Jut mail th coupon below.

You will receive a booklet which hn been written especially lor women. It frank, up-to-date, and frn for th asking. It covers th whole eubject of feminine hygiene ia a manner that Uvn no doubt la th mind of th reader. Your drurriat nil Zonit la bottles, at SOc, 60c, St. Full direction with bottk.

SUNITB nOOVCTt OtmrXMUTtUM t- Psel f. -Meeireel. ueae. riaeea ease bm iree eepy ar eeeeiete eaecae aeUw. Dei el tirnmlw Um The church wn Ailed to capacity with relatives and friends of the fam- ily and the members et Central bodge No.

lit AS. A A.M. and visitor. Tha service was conducted by Rev. Dr.

J. Taylor, neater of the church, a Mists by Rev. 0, ft. Coburn, pastor ef St Paul' United Church. The choir are, under the.

leadership of X. T. Alexander, and aol wn sung by Mrs. J. Taylor.

Many bnuuful flowers rested ea ant surrounded the casket showing tha high esteem la which Mr. Fraen Wis held. Interment wn made la Johnstown come an y. the funeral betrf held under Mesonee auspice. Thi ia Frlgldaln's JuMln aeto-bralion.

marking th don et years ef achievement ia the mems-fecturlng and perfecting of electric ntrlee ration, and tha Frigid-sire exhibit bears witness to the height ef that achievement Th booth also feeturea th hnutlful luncheon art of etched tops! glass, rallied at tti, which is bmg given as iuhtU memento with every Frigjdeln purchased before th end at thla month. This bnutiful crystal offers an added Incentive for purchan to the. practinl housewife wbo ha alraady discovered that net only I Frigid-ain the bast and most ssonemical ef electric refrigerators, but also that Orm Limited offers bar snost intansting easy peyment terms, of which she may leara et the Frtgjdaira exhibit la th Par Food Building. An Exhibit of Th Horticultural Buildiag. with It wMlth ot Manama and fruit I a.

never-ending aource ot delight to the bnuty-lovar who visits th Central Canada Exhibition, and visitors to thi popular building thi ynr are especially loud in their admiration of the unique and lovely exhibtte of Anson H. Pratt, et (7 Fulton avenue. Last yeer Mr. Pratt wn en of the foremost prin winners amongst tha exhlbitora in the Horticultural Building, and- this tl.TLVdincn honors. He nee the distinction et wlnnuuf the greatest number of prizes lor the displsy of gladioli, and th flower-lever could linger before nothing lovelier than tha messes ot stately bloom, in the rich aplendor ot acarlet, th blush ml rose, the soft tint of yellow end palest pink, which form the Pratt display of then gorgecuU late Summer flowers.

But it la at the quaint little Dutch garden to the laft of the entrance that the sightseer lingers longest Here in- mliuatue--te- gam of landscaping artistry, a lake alive with gleemlng goldfish, bridatd by rustle birch, encircled with evergreens, over which Dutch windmill casts 1U shadow. ine run nan ana imvr in the still water are hut few. of the Anson H. Pratt collection i nf goldfish on displsy, which includes 30 varieties ef these brlght-Anned Ash. well a 71 kinds of tropical fish, from Indis.

frem South Americs nd the Aslstlc countries. Mr. Pratt-H collection the- largest In Csn- ij ad, and comprisM one of the most interesting snd out-of-the- ordinary to be found st ji th Fsi'r. Close st hind. Is snether evi- (5 denn of the gsrdening genius of Mr.

Pratt which hs been award- ad a first price. This Is a aquara of exquisite foliage plant, aur- jj rounding th figure of a naked child holding aloft a brimming bowl in which goldfish dart and gleam. Always bnuty spot at nr Central Canada Exhibition, is Horticultural Bulld-nx owes irik. of its- charm -end Ily to lh display ot.M-. Iratt.

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