HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-11-08, Page 301•141.11•1•011116,
• Stin and •Earth
"Calories"
• -The Sue . det'Oere. one billion.
neteors a .secopd. • , •
-
This 'represents 1,000 ionsof
free, magnesium, Silicon exYgen
and other elements,
" • The earth, "eate hetween 20,-
006,00Q and 30,000,000 shooting.
stars a•day.
If the eartl" 'weren't surroxinded
by Protecting blankets of atIncos-
phere, which absorb theWhizzing
stars, life liere would be destroYed.
Eighty thousand photographs of
the heavens •have been taken by
D. Harlow Shapley, ,director .of
the. Harvard observatory„to'ileter-•
mine the above facte. •
A TOad.:Story
•'Oee 'day; My 'father, Sistel and.'I.
•were .ont in the garden; wat hipg a
little' toad- '
MY • father. took 'a. little tiler, and
'very,. very gently' sciatehed on „side
of the toad and, then the other. •
' The time seemed to like it,kir he
would roll from side to side an wink.
"X was so interested that when they
. Went In, 1 'took; the stick, anddid as
my father had done. . I thought it he
rolls 'Rem 'side to side its' I touch
tibia, what' Would he de' it I reit. the
Idler down 'ais: back? • ,
' 1 did 'Se; and :what do, you think
happened? His skin, wbich was thin
:and dirty; parted in a neat little seam.
, There was a tiright, new coat he-
Then my quiet little toad showed
. *ow wise he .was. -He gently and
carefully .pulled off• his outer skin.
Ile took it Off the body and els legs
first and then,- blinking Over' his eyee,
till a -here lied it gone?. He had:roll-
ed it into a balland swallowed It
Sea Birds
•
Genuine- Westinghouse
Electric Iron
Buy Big Ben by
the Vacuum (air- ,
tight) tin, which
keeps the ptitga in
; the same perfect
,conditfotkas they .
• were when they
•Jeff the factory.,
1711....fi •
• s.W
:The,' question 'is . Often aeked,
"Wbere .do see biresobtain fresh
-• Water to slake their thirst' ..• But it
Etas never been satisfactOri13,anser
-
ed Anti; ..reeently..., An Pld, skipper •
.hasetiikeelitneelivelut-eeenetlieeeetirdse-e-
- _ .
et, 'sea, far from any leed that could
furnish them •waterhovering around
„and :under a saitneclettd. chittering
like• decks. on a het 'day 'et apond, ;
and drinking In the drops 'of rein is
"they fell The tee will titian a rain
Biped' . 'a hundred Miles, • distant „or
'even further off,: and . selid, for it with'
almost inconceivable swiftnese..,
If your. wife ,has always I
wanted, a genuine West-
inghouse Electric Iron,
here is your opportunity
to obtain a fine. (MP for
her, FREE. A "Poker
Hand" is attached to
every plug of Big Ben
ChewingTobacco. Enjoy
this rick full -flavoured
• 4
.chew -save only ten sets'
of'"Poker Hands "-Land
-Ding feet-showed-his--effort.to .efface_
the, Electric Iron isyours. himueu. •'
9 • '4
• 1928wlis.2. per cent. 1:313 than Or the King ,amt 'autdiali Builds,
14:67.0th. ter9044, 1926 and 9 Per .CO#L1‘ rvio.de7 Afghan otat
„
"Periodicaladvertising, in National L .&oxidon-The new Afghan capital
•
PubJlcatlons
In the first 10. menthe Of CRY, Pertilaltelan, wbiele will replace
1933 Wes 3 per cent less thanin. the old Kabul, is nearing templetien on
first 10 Menthe of 1927 and 1 per cent modern and esellleletelY Western
Mote than in 1926." says R. S. 'tel.- lines, say Afghan, nes spapers reacle
logs, secretary of the ,NewsPrlet Serr lug eere.. •
Tb e city is the. Jespiratien of King
,Amanelleh • who • recently visited
European •couritriea :and is ambitious
Of transplanting Western ideas,,..cel-
tere and methods, of . living to bis
mountain kingdom.
The. ;melees of the new pity is the
official eltertert This wilt' conelet of
Modern palace, equipped with the
latest facilities, 'and', a number - of
'ElfphantCharg
• • e huge ve
• will heigui9earnIll'Ilsetnatb
te detipllatigstnmentgr.•
illeh
lee Bureau, • New York. • .
,
Pages priptee' innewspaper ot eVer
,
1e0,006 circulation: •• '
Average' for SeptemberDaiiles
' • Dailies Sundays
• .1928 _11 108
• 1927 • 30 •• lel
4
urnnig an
GREAT IJZZLE
One large elephant .in ete rage is A P
enough to remelYee the bravest pain- '
ter,eut when seVen of the,..monatere ' • •
miraCle .that saes the melt. .W- Se - :-
TO CAP
RM
charge two lone hunters it is, only a
Chadwick recites his ono -earl, only
elephant them* eifecninter In the No-
vember issue of "Field and Stream.",
"Then the native behind uscare-
lessly trod upon a rotten; stick," saes
this article, "and: af the sound the
two bulls and five, cows came inti
line, facing us. A moment they 'stood
with lifted trunks searching for our cannot get the 'sleep so necessary to
scent, and then with screams of rage the growing child, the parent is in n
they started toward us. , . quandre. What is to be done on such
"'Stand steady," I heard .Beit say. occasions As often as not there Is
at the centre bull and give him net a suitable medicine in the Mime.
all ychi'Veigtit! Work your bolt tate The puzzle 15 what to give him.to set
hell!! . , „ him relit quietly. • '
'Prom' behind' Us I :heard the native It is to meet see!. 'emergenclea thrt.
.cell: 'Look out, master. They're Baby's Own Tablets were designed.
going to flight" and•the sound of run- These Pleasant little Tablets .quickly
• teduee, fever, L. break, .preleolds,erelieve
cobetipetion and Indigestion -and allay
teething pains. They quiet the nerves
One of the greatest .puzzles to the
careful parent is to know'just what
medicine to • give .the little ones.
When 'the child falls' ill with gripping
pains;•is seized with sole on, teeth.,
refuses- food, or ,vomits what he has
taken, when he cries a great deal and
• ,
"The net ' two minutes ,are tattier
blurred in my recolleetion. 14 felt as and ,promote restful health restoring
a beetle might in th shadow Of a great sleep,, . They. are guaranteed .abso-
boot. or a Mae bound to the 'Altai" lutely •harmless and safe for. even the
front of an express train. It eeemed
impossible to , epee' that mighty' on-
coming force. But I worked my rifle
bolt
bet desperately and placed shot after
shot in the chest ot the centre animal
of the line, whiliebesiee me Ben's ex-
press roared uuceasingly. • • •
centre-- ant nialsee:ee-=-Yetele--e-bullennd_i_-al..A0.3_04.4....Arto.....dog...„.rooiceitortoue
and
ct,ix the
youngest ane most delicate baby.
Baby's Own -Tablets are sold by
medicine dealers or by mail' at 25
cents a box. from The Dr. Williatna
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. ,
• .At .• perhaps thirty yeeds, the 'two... i . A Boy ,and. Pho Dog:
Teck Deep Program Well: Advanced
1
: .tt: wilt be about six montha : before
Teciel-luglies • starts: the actual non.n.1 co' -leaned drunkenly against the . . pair: • • , •
• .. . •
any -
ng 'UP of . its: ore. zone. on, the
, , .nix nenlatitieint, ale• en their right, The. two on
otaside, left elOsed. in, and • like .',te weere, . ..
No. better •Prientiship, found 'Aill•T-:.;.
levels, 20th to 25th, feclesive, acearde _. ' • ''
me to the Northern :Miner. • The 1 troep of rldiers on parade they
,,. For they telk'and they .walk and they
is .now iliiitio., Ii.e,low. -the 21st level, ,
shaft wheeled the riga. into the forest ' _ 'run .and they. Play.„ :! • ': •. ', ,
:• large:: 40.eiet: station hare been cet; • - f ,.. ' •••••
the' left :flank aninials passing, within, And they lia.;..e. their deep, secrets for
at the 20th•and 21st leveis' and at the • e._•___-...
twenty-five paces o us. , • Many. 'a. day
Why Did. London Carry Mend UP •• . • . • --e.=---e .
• ,
to 43. Aed, 'that heY has e:•,'.coitrade, wile .
. ., i present rate .ur progress the first stage .
gat water is Only a niatter•Of conjee- The ,•.bUying ': that. carried:. Mond.'
should be completed ip, five ..nitinths. TO THE MOTHE
, . . 'Who ••walks ,deti-e. tee 'reed 'with a deg ..
, . . thinItS and Who :feels,'
• He* king sea bikes' can exist with- ' The buying that carried Mond Nick'. of the, er.eseet still& siekieg...prograni
be looked for lese than .100 feet hien. He -may go, where
at his heelS.: •,' . . • :. • ••
he sill :and his dog
tare, put ,fifrolu,tbiy their .powers • ot Nickel .up to 43 -when the itieh in On .01 the: leyele the mine ean.largely
enduring thirst are ; increased by the market was on is attributed to 0 P . will be„,:, there, • • • ' * ••'' -
habit, 'and% possibly they. go without have :conie from London, In -view of the shaft •:.,et the 19th level the ore
etrieeted tha't it' will be about 200 if _your pau .May reVerin. Mud and his .dog Will
was ;90 feet fromthe shaft and .it is . ,
'Watee for many days, it not for ewe; this, -the puzzle remains ensolved, ;as .
with International at around 175 The ghter- ShoWs-:Sig-11.5 lao' 9are:, ' . '
' eral weeks. . t why- the stock has sold Off to 31, , • .
- feet on -the 25th• level. The 2,5tb will - . , • • Faithful . he'll etaY''for the elightest •
. ••-',. . Temper Sign Board . epparent answer .. is :that Mond and
deritli. ' , ,. At, Anaemia a TO le is Needed. . ' ..
, . , . ,
And -bark wite eelight at the touch
command ge .. •
, . - :be A little' over: 3 000 feet :. vertical :. -
International leickel Will get share and
' ' ' '''' .' ..kneeinia is eimPly a lack of:bleed.
Share , alike in the new company to
• ed , .a., wooden frame. tined in with
be formed,....'after International elickei
lens. • When .a . man .„ Is'vexed with ..
, the shares have been ,gelit 6 for 1. This
e ettity,oile,".litatead of going to 'harm
weuld Mean, • of Coarse, that. Intel. --
person, he PAYS the priest' a 'certain
• netional Shat'eS Should sell at ,a price.
. ,
six times that, of, Mond.: . • , .
: •
V. leternatigeal shares are.beld-
ing to -day . around 175,. Mond shares
r ^
ood-ted'
Oraagp, Pekoe" at a little. ,
. • -
extra cost, 18 extra ,. goo
!tf,e,co, bright Ahuniqurit
. • k• ginPire'..SetfleMOIlt
Gehriel. Wells., the •••Spectator
(Ideld011); ' lette; headed "I.Tn-,
eltipleymene :And ritigretion.") • Near
enterprise an esseetitte element ot
the. :Prehlellie. Netliierers-,ere aeeeed
betore..employnient•Can• be had. :To
increase. the: miMber. et • employers Is
pert .ot the transfer et labor. What; I
would suggest, .then (speaking with
deference -not tieing. an Englishman),,
to that the EngliSh Government turn
Itself 'into an agricultural and • Indus-,
trial. employer on an extensive and
diversified. scale, beth in Canada and
the: Other Dependencies.. Let the Eng- .
Ilse Government. In those places buy
tip tracts of uncultivated' lands, and
eetttelish thereon farms; Mills and cog
nate industries; even to the :letting upi
of ' new' eentrete of PePulations. The
Gevernment, nfather to his child,
ren, °Wait to take aons and deugh-
(era ey the hand ad effectively heti.
thorn to helOthentseeres; and not sit •
them- adrift. upon, the uncharted sees
'of.;petentleittles. • , .
Weak' Colds with., Miearces Liniment
,
,
•'' ago' Seconds.
• Agents et geed character and above',
the average' :in , ability, to sell an en, ,
tirely • lie* •Latid Meet 'IlbeialOiee. 'ot.
life -insurance policies for elilleren bee .
tWeen .ages elie and , yeara .
-Ad in .ap, Arkatisas paper.•;..
• -In a Japanese . leraple there f'filt.:
tion and loading facilities were pre lt is one Of the most comni' en and at his handi*
, s, , which nobody
steals, ' •
, Below the 19th.level a crushing sta
pared ,fer during snnft..ninking. It
T, the same ,time most dange. rous Ohhe owna treasure
calculated that c'ele-tlairci of the work
efee from :which growing girls 'suffer.
Who walks down the road With a dog
• It is Common because the blood , so
.eum Of 'moneyfor a pail and erives
'11 into the frame':, •:In this *ay' he re-
-heves his. tenitier -.without doing much
arm.„ It would be a ',good •Idea to
linvn frames „fixed ...up in our haye been eiovinge tip gradually And
• nurseries, iO . that when: little boys went aboYe 23 r,eceatlr. : If ' Lon
and girii xrero, inepned to be a trifle •:den interest* and theywere impert-
mil entirely fooled, thee
they entlid lake some nails Ant.: wete
and hamtner them Into these, frames
' till the bad temper diaPPearetl.` •
Pie„,y. he soinething .left unsaid.. , •
•'' Stippose that . when the baste ot
'the Merger hs annismeed. It wee, foutid
that Alone" shareholders would be
given Pie shares in .the ho1ding, eom-.
, The limger I iiire. the more deeply pany • for each, share held and Inter-
• itin I convinced that that whiele leaked notional: shareholder's e wit. .share„
the difference - betweenr eiteinan and e.
Ibis Weed mean that Mond ' shares
' another, .bets een the wette and poll:re-should .have a .valuation of 'domethieg
. trine: the great and insignificant is better than 43,,
energy, Invincible ' determination, a The =mer ei a tmete. f,r the, mere
'Purpose atice termed, and then death ger rases : another questibm U In-
ter victory.-Fowell, Beaton. 0 tetnational Nickel as it steeds to-dey.
worth 6 times as much , as Mend
' • 'Belief by:Self . Ntekel, having, 'regard' to physical as-
. To believe in Oneself is the mark Or sets,, earning poser net cintrent as:
a 'wise man. , To believe only inane- Sets, elant•and capita], etc, ..
self Is the mark of a bore. To belieee „.
' only in others is the Mark of afatile The London Hunt and
. . . _
idealist: To helieVe neither in one - Ciiunte y: Club is widqly
:belt nor in others is the mark of It known for the excellence of
f"1- . its afteroon teas. For sev-
eral .y ars *this progressive
'club has usied no .other tea
but Red Rose Orange Pekoe
-a blend that leads all
Others in &WM" and fullbodied richness. Put up only
An bright* clean aluminum
paekages. . -, isiiv ,
• • Elie.rgy
getting from: the 3.9th to 26th level
is alteade depe. ' , • • eevelepra
often be
feet south of the present central shaft
Shaking Of the newshaft600 Odd :. , -47a4u:d
is.udvi.going Ahead .at a, good rate,. eimraeee
The first,leteal Of, this Will he the 25th tic:grow s
and the second the Adth,' 1,600. feet mg girl
From the 25th level and inclined tihatt
esete fallow Abe zone to•Ahe..10th,,be,, Itas-bsee
011ie to w
ing
more :or.lees a coetematimi of the in , eebui
present central Shaft. • '
. Newsprint •Statistics • . , weilceerid
Williams'
-"Newsprint prodUctien in the -S. Miss :.cia
and ,Canada and' Neweeendlaad ,dur-
ing the first nine inontha Of 1928 was
5 per ;cent. oie 'than for theefirst,
nine months 1927. •
e,itImports 'et:newsprint intr, the us. was -continually weak and tired; my
Were 9, peeeene more .thart for the appetite was;P9or, my sleep unrefresh:
first .8 months of 1927....
txports ot :newspoit from
the
,mg and. 1 was troubled s with.beekaches
U.S. Oa:muted . to 7;406 tend for the 'w.Toithti!aateull:itatPt;le'seY'dit;Fiisies •'e.:da!talitetagl3k:/'d-
fleet 8 menthe: of 1928 and 9,5.86 tons .atio'n' e k d
,-Expotts a newsprint bean Canada 'etate, . my mother, 'learning of ihe
value of Dr. ,Williams? Pink' Pills,. had
for the first S months Of 1927.
17. pet cent more thee.. for .the .first for. aPihe
nie take them and- after using them
. time I can say the result
for the first '8 months of 1928 'Were
8 months .of •1927. • • '. • was, simply wooderful, as thee cone
porturaty •occurs I etWaye just how to meet it. There is. e real
comes - impoverished' :daring ' . et his heels. '
eat; when girls often ()Vele No.'other can iute,hiln a*eY from his '
„oieritudi. It is gangerou'4 __,_ side; . . . •• : - „
... . .
of :, the stealthiness of its' HU:S proof against riches .• ancl . station •
and lie,cetise of its tendency'. .. and .Pride:.
teadily worse. Every grow- Fine. dress does not charm him, and
,sahifiouolod tO4ciscaisaligindatolluys. ttre.okatici, is, iofisatttoenrt;ts4.ebrcieaogth; i.,ar • iie,.a. fait•h-fa-i: hasn't
. , • allarfo,etarleiheoailasrdehacafarredel.aynataeavreirahot u.Aistraloaciatiaii:-tt.fih.vaieft
ese ef their pewerful-action to death; • . '
'ding .• the blood. that Dr. He' sees : the great -ion'. which • the there are children In your fianietil-thye,t
are Sullivan,. -Pineher Creek, ' At yeer peels.? • •
ei .reptitation. • The case , of Qh, it's great tebe young .e.ith k dog. Ica.se... just, a ,,fleA.;., drianpas.y, find you
•tt.r-iciaut ,
Pink pills have made a body concealscvretaielssLet i , „ .. le.. ,t?.10eerrity'e'ts. h. innildnidesaa:trytd:eatilt:7h,:teea dba•ot2tki.ts :Cam-)
,
in ."‘Vrten"DaXs is colic or constipation is relieved; or
Done." ".1 . '
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9
litAt TARN
PER POUND UP. TWENTY -
it) one sample's free. Stocking .11i •
larsi Maim. Dept. 1. Orillia. Ont,
" Probably Bacteus
' Stage Haedeei:Sliall I lower the
curta,in?" •.•
Manager-"Whyr
-Stage' . Hand -"On ot,* the livin'
etathes has the med.
Blood-letting cannot be healthy,' 'It •
hail 'been abaigioned by the surgeons
and 'let it be abandoned. by the: nee
tions.-Fleld :Marshal Lord Allenby...
•
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-.ROUS !LINIT,ED1
172 ST5ACOT. ST. T0LVII'z5r0'
TENTS
List or • ''‘Vanted ins entiOnS",,.
,and Full lnfors.satioft .•ent ir'ree •
.• on Betpiest. •
. • TILE RAMSAY co.. neat. V.
' 573 Bank St., OttaWa. Ont.
Preveritilre
f17:;;IIPerrevepnairiinfrsetiffitill.e:psra:inni!:
and hurts Of. any leind:41.1,e
M inard's.
Ors
en your
ildren
for It
Alta., amply proves the eaitie of this
Medicine, •Misi Sulli4an• sayst"During' my school days I suffered a great
dee'. from thin and. watery blood, I
OMAN SO
ICK COULD
NOT WORK
• • diarrhoea .checked. vegetableepro- ' .•
duct; babytereedy meant for ioung Helped by Taking Lydia E. Pink-
• folks. Castoria is abotit' the only thine
ham's
, .
•
.Veaetable Compound
Mistakes, you have 'ever heard doctors advise
• Sask.s0T,Ixtsle.aMtghteitalaid.:Ecotl‘uhrad.t.
heard Of that golicidailLiamdicadEiciaPeian14-`
I %sill -not „be with-,'
not work: at all and
Ould not sew on
he • machine. My
aunt told me of
Lydia E. Fink- .
ham's,Vegetable
Compoundandnow
/ ern telling all of
my friends , hew
good it is and f will
• • answer all letters t get from 'women."' '
-IRS. MARY ScnutaIES, Graieland; '
There- are about three things, a fel- VeindgailthgerinofolPts. to sSta-ono tiny ea mieted‘iveines
lew . can •do : when he makes a ' IniS' harmless they May be to baby.
take. He %can. reSelve .that he will Good old Castoria! Remember the;
never make' :anOther,., which is fine, 'same, and remember to buy it It may,
but impracticable. Ispare yoolev.a3aa,..slre:afidleySie,alawrialestisoantieghtta.
He may let that misMlie, make 'a!It is
lisp! in, emergencies, or, for ,everyday
coward of ham, which is foolish; • or
ailments. Any hour of the. day er
he can make up his .ruind that he will night that Baby becomes fretful„ ,or
-let it be Is leather and'so profit by t•restless. Castoeia was ..never more :
the experience thAt • if "the situation' popular with 'mothers thee it is today t
estored: my health, and no* 'comes his way' again, he will know .Evertedruggidt has•it.„,
nthl Cepadiatt pointe' amounted . to.5.2 a -hen op
-eletefe r
"Mtn stocks of neWSPrint, it U.S.
days' average :production ',on. $epteM. recomtne
bet 30th, 1e28. and 4.5 day a on Sete girls euff
teM el* 30th, 017 • , • You .c
, , '.
dblishere stocks on •hand' and in drtiggiet,
trapsit amounted to 17 days' supply
on 'Atigust 31st19.28and43 days'
en •AegeSt 319. 1927.,,,: • • .
"Newspaper advertising-, in So :lead-
ing cities frit the first 9 Menthe' of
mi.• these pills to weak; pile Lwsdom. hI teig " attitude. . Think It
aearingget s frau; ocr
ytiur
" Etch of 'as: nittet decide whetherbe
r by mail et 50 cents a box will let his mistakes reniain his en -I
e Dr. Williams Medicine Coe emies or become his friends. Why
e, Ont. , • - •NVe let a mistake,, Or eVen twit
• , •• • .or three. brake .ctur spirit and sap tint'
• fighting 'strength? . •
Mrs.' White: Haye y,ou ever bee'
In a peedicament, Mks., Green?
Mrs. G.:. Why -creel:. den't think .
' X have t White, Is it a roadetefq
or liblousine?
' Job for a 'Virtuoso
An e:itegelist and Violinist wishes
a position as caretaker fet a city
' patty. Poultry my delight, wife
wile, do" 11011SeW0T1t.-RAVelitt
• paper. .
„ .
• if. a. Carnegie .-er. a Leveibulnie.:hek
got a family of sons Who :Inlieelted
of the world. l'aigfit soon be, in a
Very" fen fitutd4. D. „Beresford.
A etteeessful monopolist is a Person
who oticeee n occupy ng. et arena,
ot theatre seal"
Gladye: "When you told Dave that
you'd be a sleter b hine what did be
•• say?"
• Exeeee'neld ,Abe,common Mime Of
degettielte'reenitie.;dn;eltictitteand
tourneseatiOnt houra. after'eatig.
The quick correctiee Is an alkali
shkh neutrallies.adid. The best torl
reCtiVe. 18 Phillips' Milk 'of Magnesia,
It • has. reirillitted • a:bidet& with phsb
,clans in the 60 yeare sine() 'its invem
Ron. ' '
One eptietitaiet Phillitis' et
Itiagneein neettalites inetantly nitiny"
.
timei its volume tri.,nejitt:-At:is beine•
-Iess and.tasteless -Re action la
qUIcl You 'Wilt never reTrOtreleid
metliods neter, eufter..
When, you learn hoiv' quitkiy,, how
,
lilieettlitly this ptemier. Method .Acfs.
:Neese let it shoW.you-eirw. ,
'1Insure te get, the genial:el' Phillins'
Ittilt of Magnesia ptetcrieedby: plays!,
done 'tor 50 'ears Cortetting ex-
cess acids. • Bach bOttle Meta:hit full.
'directiOns-ail' .d.tostnte:;
from .Th
l3rockvill
,
.0 ,s'e.Water . , .
, , .A lad, who' slioitect•that kind of dise
• S 0
pf:sition, on the cricket field or on the
to Remove Ru t . t,
tbeh ground would meter make :
I '
the fearn.' We all make mistakes, but
It's a fact. Gun dope tfropi A marks- if we let theta be our teachers; coin -
man. ' Edward H. Protitheen ran. selling us, advising us, admonishing ,
across an Old Bellar'd rifle. R, Was I uein due nine -WO shall •acquit eur- ,
a. terribly ,rusty Condition, the action seivee alt the better In the school ot
would not work. He proposed. to life, • , ; • . , I
soak it in kerogene, but Joe said 'tie: , ... • ..,---..._, -,
"Water put him on, water take him, •Fetid for Heroes
. •
.0g,; soak him in water for tlaree .women from the endangered earn.
days.."'''' ' • „ •... munities inatched the heroic work of
nersItil'Saod,v'ieeteiebi.urtettOevitnthehis.stbottl,tvlitfottilles9114/i.,i8e7VgiliregatC°, ffileildaincadps,Baallnd :
. .
Mr.- Proddman soaked the barrel in even saiitibegs.eeteew 'York Times
water for . three days. Be. Wale sure
prised at the amounto ?rust•that, ma . Proof of Valore,,,,,,_ • ..„,., -1,, I,
oft. The action-i-vaifil-as well as,
wife--"Whenewe were married, I
ever. Ile then °Bee it up and now' , , , . ,, t
' 0 K __Fr thought,you e ere a brave man. ,
declares it Works , . . cim... The
•Husband -,- "So didsa good Many '
Americen Riflemen. .
- •;-otber.,PeePle."---4eanses City lirpe,-..
4zezz4-02>%2,
CASTORIA
'••
, Man held in -Miami:Lifter Sheeting..
bee, FlOrida TbaieS-Unien0 •
am epposed to the return oi the
saloon as Much as I hin in fatter at
the banislinient of the speakeasy.,
Norman Thomas.
Mlnattrs Liniment tor Backache.
"&riee: t"Ile
ASIC ete ter so he' ednid tak'e
another girt o,nt riding
• ,The ptettiest•-,weinter. in the world.
eeera„ to be- :iti on. r Wlulaia
Ornon.
ISSUE No. 44--'-'28
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Improvei Oeariagi, Relieve.* Head' Noises:
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Connects the nose and the ears ..• Lennard Ear Oil removes the. mucus,
,;OPENS. UP THE 'TUBE and .THE: OTHER AIR PASSAGES OF
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-TAILS"-ip'na-x-Ruatito in BACK OF THE EARS' and special- in-`
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haareiyegLaisandottonic:f-
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y tiendysuch
se
which
tailed to relieve you, Leonard tar Oil has r
- at your ewe. Why not you? The price it- $125, Leonard Ear 0i14:-
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