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A Critical Tinte for: - W.Oinegt.
"It ane .beginitleg to feel my age" is'
'the "eeetoe mauy ,a wasas..n haste
• make when „see. reachesthe critical,
iuieof middle' are. There. ie no need,:
' • " • however, to think you •are 'too. Cm to
le viell'and happy.. h
. iete • Perhaps pee' have lost, your grip on
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alS„, '.,•2 :4.
and Yeerelimbe ache t,iriy.Otters-
•• • „ , • batik seems 'ready to heeiy. and.
. hire eels iseunbearablee
' • •: :' • • Your blpod .1e. at faulteeee it has be-
' come thin and impure and dees'aet
•`• : • • Eive'the healtingiyieg nourighMent to.
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•• • ••• . • - • the' body.. 'What yen need is e•taeat-
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. axes t Dreeee allia„russalet Effie...Tate:
• wall tet • you : ;right Tney'.ectualiy,
- , Make rishaeechhealilegiviiig blood elle-
• talergpialablood dine.° emit all 'year
le the bots'edesk. is clean it intli-
eate that a ta" assistant is doing the,.
work. Often the hose takes stbe,ale"
out of ihdiSpeeseble when aa employee
be -ins to feel that wee, 'How eye
there ever 'be: trite' happiness }n this
world when all sieVer lining byte a
lot of shale clouds about' theme Ede
friend. Hastesenekes
• hPeneasl perhaps the ead feign- and'• ' •
e energy js lacking; you get tired eeeilye . . Tiptop • • . ' '
efesdvertiouries
s,ement St. .Louis;
Post:piepatob„). '.partuer
•lady ' wants peva* •he 'bath, b three e
Ood Pi•ottheitioe. ` • : • ,
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The little giri Who ordered a bah*
brothete complteatedthe affair by
• specifyieig that • #e, must .esrlee th'ree
Sears ele.• • ,.• •• , • . ,
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Aspieatron ... se--
, chs and . pulite: , -... , • ; Let hie 1 o -day do. 'soinethih gs Oat shall'
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-seeseesee ,-,--; . , 1•Dyg-WilliaiinehPisile Pare ii,tahlealtiele, a', -±-.1.Alet ' `"' .•- '''• •'''•.:,-. g• °'... ' '1: ..'-;
, ,, . - r i. , • .33.eadgehes' bedkaclies, eereoesuetes ' •Aelittle •eednees_efroee,' the ii';ey.ltre,
1snd-,Ig4ltlif apphatite, ane in thelh"p ece . .rast-8tole, .----
...loll 'come new-ettergY and jiapteeees.. And may I be so favored at to• make
'You eael'aet-these Pills at all. nieeicine. ,- PcjoY's OP scanty suite a Iittlemore.
„ dealers or by road at 5.0 cents a' box • a . - ' ' '
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• ' • , :'.; ...: e Beodles:ille,• Ont. Or thoughtless word; the, heart •of
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othwpill Romance . -.S,01---,.-i-uotad 1 pass, 'Unseeing; worthY
need, • "
t• ...' '' ' • ••, Or ,ein by silnce.where I ,.thud
<111'.gain'111:-Spc•tikbit '''• defend. , ' lie . ,. • ' •• ''
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1• •.,§rnashing. 'of Earl's Burial
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Casket on the Island of
Zeeland Recalls Hi8
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Adventure with
' -• Mary Stulin
Tile..pillaging of a forgotten village
church on the remote little island •of
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orteti 'rapAit,40411.4if,r;
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7:1=isLat: week, recalls one. Of the,
• • ..most brutalepisodes' fn -all *Mail
histery • Here 'epee his death, in.
exile, in .1578, has'. laia the; body ''to
lm
ae -of the • husbandof ;Mary Queen
of :Scote', the Earle -of BOthwell. • In
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• .• mearchinet for ereaturesi lereaceidente
ally, • thieves ereashed the glissed-in-
, coffin which for mete than. three and.
a _half eentiteies has held the remains
Of the • man about whom historians
agree-thet-tegoodeseede-caree-be-
alninalase-Heigentlieeshiglaberne±alliteall,
. • esienterouee inheriting the title ' and
eastlet of the Earl ot 12_9•.4.
iiheeilaTfir
than , any 'other person . to eeending
.__.ea__,seeldary_tOallielegallows-.1--Althchigle a
• ' haerotestenti • Hepburn became. one pf
• • :the most 'violent 'antaknglieb 'leaders
he the 'bitter •religionsware lietwee,a
, • eleotland and. England. • .
" After exile 'in • Prance ' and impel-
emi:tent bya-titteen. Etiza.beth in the
• 'Tower, Bothfreil returned, to ..Stots
land in .16.65 at the : aemmons of
Mary ---his daring and. strategy made
•.1 • possible • his • escape despite pursuit,
by. Eliiabeth sent in .seareh of
• him. ' ' • • •
-fis is complete ascendency over Miry
• appears to •have dater definitely ;feign
the mnrdee of the antee'n'e ,secreta ,
. Rlizio, 'in IVIarche 1566. prom then
on he Ives lierechief adviser, attend-
- ' Mg with .he the „Claigmiller Confer-
ence -at which both signed the "holids'''
• which were- to result in the 'murder
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• -, •.et the Queen's husband, Darnley:
To. Maty, Bothwell was a, "glort-
one, rash. and hazardous ,yoting man."
He was masterful and, driri4: lid say somethings"
possessed of a, certaincoerae• that. . • ,
'even hth 'bitterest eneniles were Many of us find i t• harder tc shiyit
forcedto recognize. . , . than to work. . • '
T.he intention of Queen Mare to . , ---s. ' •
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Air4;,..i•.;;?;*?;!..•4;•::;ii
eerear efeshiPtfregied schotnere,eJelen W. Miller's whin lext
Jahni.,11C.Eh; .with a loadi of cod for 13raell. She W as: abaudoned after
being Avreckid bY a stone in mid ocean 'and 'the „Crew w.as picked ,up
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•,:ebyer
, Geman etealater inehaanaeeleet-ColosteeW:heuee the:: eCarinthia!!
eeought them back to' entrain for Catada., They aree (sitting) eh 314: Kee.- .
aedy, .1st elate, of $t.' johnsh; Capt.': Cyril Het:Wood,. St. swain John Clark of .Carbonear, N.F,•;• (b'ack•row)•FeRog-ers, St, Johns •
Wm. Laing, Carboneate Theo. Pike; Haehor .Grade; JOhn 'Greee, ,cook,
• Cerbenear. "•, ' • e• • '
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Noiselils PactoryCrassified: Advertising
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-1‘)1.> si l't.:111 N.I..! 011 ki kNI..).it NiTTINU • • •
-M1 Wool." "Silk and Wo.ol," • ' ,, v• ••
. . .. , ,i • pill •Ey...114.e." • 411 '40101'5. 7f,e ib, uri °
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. 9.. , Built ., cat 1,:...aewtofeTd. (f)11.,etiei.ja, 1.t)oiri..Itine & 1-. arm Wits: ,.
led' t ..b ' 'W1'th t - • t
Windows—Machines to ' I.. -. ,. ' ,,.... . '" ' : .
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•aetnerrs Wr.9,2TTED . '
: be Painted' Oran • • •. • • . _ '
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A,, factory withoto:• windovi:s';' . end : ..,...jt..!,..,:1:;e;eieltil.Fersii;I:eie.lcilitIet:\el;tlei:120.1114'eTNI‘e-")11itiLt•Elee:311,hCISLiere:
hehalig other, reaiAres of ap tieusuels."
if , not revolutionasel• character, is to ' '. •
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cbecictictitiiisotnesuellee:304 e°1.e.st..bIrchitc,..1:1-ibb.eereg4Ipelleaysest .1. t El. 1.)},A.::innhrEVsTotiffile-Aa'vre:....t 4f). ....iL..
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work wiUbe so controlled that then . 't r • •enent 'free% erY town anat.1)erisil. of
al b
- : - • • Vile nebvInces. •o . ;• •
Wo uniforin1, night and 0-4.3", hnd't °err. you a N; e'rNyeNare in y"' Di earva lit a114sitionn.d. 1)3N in" '
verytbeng possible will be done to I peeesiesoe. The leer id easy .1,n.vi)
. . make work' ease,. It ie expected that
eefieiency will he increased by ab.Qut
" . 40 per cent, 'and the ,ex,Periment is
being 'watched •by ' i'D tht ry, '
reeNcrie-eselterinatiegerherieeas witlenrake-
the factery tittle The wells will be
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belle eo• abserbeeotine; enil smaefilites.:
e• will be mounted on •eory. -,Nehises from,
• • the ma.nufesenriaa sees..beee,ssfea.anall le- hetneee4le„eascle'-'1- ...^. . ' . . ' ! •-•••• ''';'-;•,.
••);eg.de.;,t9 "dc14)Teyeeteeee-eneOtesede : ,r. . ' e "pla?teas I b e seeetess• p e :elle debteere.
11.Y11. 1031 • a re.ttlari.v.ciole. F..V • Par. • . .
t!,;•Lflars, Quelieu Sales 1,;(p•papy, 101
four Burlding-,"Iontreal.
tong ail
toek", off gap,' pee- e ••
searteda he bill, and stood at eaSe. , • •
....'''..M3sbots says I'M not to ge heek ark' • •
til you ".• give me the money Yoe,: gee e •• se
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IS•33r 11orititS C01100htipat
fell-.
that sha.74 alx1
However meagre . be
Let nie give something
• . my hied. 1•
'AY'Woed • of eourage, or'
health, / • • • •
• Dropped at I •peas , .
,bearts to :end.' • •
..• • , . . the Stomach sweee. To' do this nothieg
,Let. 'me to -n! 11 .loo•k, bac a•ctoss the han-e. BeieVeaeleen•
span . • , . area nnld hut,.thbreukh laale, are
'Twixt slaVee and dark; and •to my Pleasant ta tekeand eanbe geverr.o
• • conscience sey; , • s . • the newbern 013,3 With, perfect safetY.
Thoesends of moner.. 'use 11,0 -• other
Medicine, eorthe. little cities.. but
Bribe's OwnTablets. Theseareeold by •
medicine deehere . or -by mail !at 25
cents e. 'bee from • The De:
Meareine Co.. 'Broekville,' Ont. •
wealth, .
& thought �t
• • 's
for steoebled
ConstIpetimi Is one of tee most econ
men •ailriaente of childlibed .anb. the
child stiffering,from it positive -1y cane
not thrive. To keep the little one well
the bowels muSt be kept regular and
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The T.iwWhotte Player .
• `Tie ;.1-eng since; !wig.. einee, • •sine
, • • • d •hear
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A. tirawhistle played, • .. • • ,-
And herd the • teetes,. th.e. lia"peeny,
The tunes tliat, Ware;befere cifd
:And 'Cid 'went ,Irelenel's ratted:gee, .
That weres_efoe
That, strings- have .given soerids.!
,hnleceuse, ef some good itet to 13east
.Thee seerM1s bet er, that 1- Heed to-
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Judge -'You're• charged with throtth,
iegSaohe mptheieinlaw out of the
,windev."; •
eased . "I ceid-sit. stiehent-theeking,-
yor bettor.'r ' " •
. ---egagee-aaf,atealme_that,:*"."derar4aan;..
but. don't you se•is how .dangerous it
Was ,ter anYone paasieg at the time?"
Whetheradaninistraeiting are re-
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bad „tims--and never • fail to.eake
creclit for good bes. ..•
Archibald -"Do you. end your Wife
ever think .te same,. John?'
John• -•When I stay late at elle' elb.
Wes de. • She lciegs thiuking • what
she'll SaWhOyi 1 'gt horn ee and so do
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Flappers Vocabulary -ee_To understand • a modern yoeng'wontanca voe
abelery •it is necessary to know that
cute" may describe a sports' reed•
ster, a bridge prize, a dance step, a
baby; a •dog or. Rudy Vallee.' , •
Wait for seenething ti; turn tip ,and
Lt will, but it will be your toete.• •
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Tonnny - epa, Why ivas .Mani
created first?"
Father --"To give 's 'in a elience to
..nake the Earl. of Bothwell 'her.
heed 'was, .for a tame, kept secre
be solight refuge withhim. at, Dun-
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•• • 'kir CitStle. He Met her riding out-
., Aide •ofeEdinbergh anti, leading a
• 'force of Soo speaesmen, escorted her
A •
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'r -forcibly cr otheraline-to Dunbar.
asttrhe ,niter's little void "yes' has
p,oer to break the bank and hie little
weird he" hat towel' to break .every-
bodyseise. • • •
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We eau't say inuel. for these dresses
that look lika they had heal caught in
Lose then a month later Mary made a door and yoreions torn oft as the
isothuvli• Duke of :Orkney and Shet- Tads, iessesomee .. . •
land,• ,
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. Within a Month liter. their mare Love is the eonly coinniodity needed
------ii ae, -Mari Qeeen Or ;$•eretfl •fttl tO iligrlIM a happy marriage between
fdeep
BothWell were agaiq seeking aefuge, meas. Beauty that used to be -akin
to he separated awn then on. Both is lee,
shin aed ' lame deep.
. . • well's .elight to Denmark was the lasth Dreams that einem true would ahyway.
. • ' of his adventitious life. He• was up
ienger in ' position to aid hs' Queen.
. , and her downell. lefts him the Prls
; Mier of Xing Prtieriek, IT of ,noti-
mrk. from whom, • (hieng elary's ,„„„,..,,e••
ren, . he had obtained saety: by ''''"."'"T'. :
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,proniiiiing t� restore to Denmark the
Oiltheys and Shetland. Eleven years
eleiri,2:1 ITello. elts,the veie"
• ".S--•--
. Berl. Of Bothwell diedhet Zeeland.' • C1lr44sten, dear. 'Wiliit be aff
, •• • . • "right it I being a couple of fellers
Clubs Can Hire Planes . ,t
,mtm. to dinner to:11010-- '..
Al planes will be laated to 13rietsie (*AiledL-Why cetaittly."
• t airplane clubs, aecordiog to the Callere-"What?" t ' •
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• Djaartofent of Cornmetee. The planes • Callci-"Craa fee. It Will. , lel he
. a.tethe dis,Posaf ot the clubs .will be very Tied to hve, them."
• • IhPseelatlloths frith Wooden fuselags, Caller - '6114 Perd-TU me, lady.
• ' • ana ealeilined. Witir telnhOnes, hut°. Wrore etnehr.' .• • ,
Matic skits 'arid a tompass. Thee Planes
- will he fully bleared by the Fee Hayti- -,-,
, land Compana, the builder, egfileet all
grounll and eft tiSkse, includlog third
a' .
, it tty riTh
ks, eY Maybe hired' for etrenallatee
i • •• tit
any period uP to six months at $291 a
". ath' end for a period beyond six
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!eoliths' at ..$2.43. . Ale rentals are pay-
• , able in advance : Planes Must bre mith
tabled at the extienee of the lessee in a
,eberete,stirworthy ooeition; and mute
le oriented iii accordonee with the
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airdiesisees cif ,the eh' eavleation acts,
' ' htheseveite cif aeeidents csausine darin eaa, r leileetae father sseeieS to hink
--e.,age to . literal f. time -filet. -$ s...20 ett. .e.e a 4g,.. mar* nig g fool: let bee'S.1
• •derege meet 10 met iv lb e leseset. e reale e '
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, .........0.0.0 0 -...t...b....i..,........•0, " Vk' h f Art ,inu kning in breek the
The 'longet air route et Pseseht teeteeem'ente"
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. Path. a etgular seevioe of :piar,,, .. •
• Iron New York to Buenas Al 1`4,1,' a • Tlip man Wit'b n pf (rae al.moe
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••distanee et 5 SialiefleS '
heti di ly heeoin e e St pebilc it 1.15.3110'0.
We kl1OW . a Man wile tell out of a
twentieth etoreY Aldo,. Without hurt-
ing hire self. There was a balcony out-
, side, . The ahilite ,titese in deemed is
Calter, tat rfelephonel-"Givt
after his marriage :.with Mary the' -Called-"Yee."
Autos as. Earthquake Refuges
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Automobiless are cited as eaiintia-
eieleeeartemetaisesuereefeeehuil ej by_
Dr. Jagger, Ancrlea.n valcano
expert, gsa .eesult • 'Of persoliel exe
periencee during • the earthquake of
September 25. 1921, 'in. Hawaii. •
a_ere e t annottneeteht____ frame
the •Ilawaiieu Volcano Research • As-•
-sod:Won, Dr. ..eaggar :describe s• how
he eiapriened. that daYeto be driing,
in • his getoniobile tovisit- a. friend.
Thenasaye Dr. E. E. Frees. Week's'
Science thee,e- Yerk): .
a "On errieIngent ene friend's houe,
Die Jaggae was astonished t� and the
inbabitants inhegreat •exciteetent, . and
the leause ruined: .' • '
violent earthquake had hey-
pen.ecl while Dr, Jeggar ..was in: his
Moviug automobile. •
'nit spiteof long eepei1ence as"ee
earthquake observer; he had felt tab -
thin. Dering the shocks which fol
lowed, Dr. Jaegerreports, many peo-
ple • left their hoeses and:, slept in
their eutonmeales • •
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"Een: when • net_4motion, De.
Jagger reports, 'a •sedan on springs
and .rubber thee produced almost no
sensation to the ocetinante, w41e ad-
*Centhomes were rattling and rock -
Ing with the aftershockee
eHeuses usually act, he finds, as
mgnifiers of earth movements, to
that What seems to be,' a, violent erth-
uake to a person indoors may seem
to a person , on the ground in the
*pea to be a single not very ..stronk
thud under his, feet,. Or may pass alto,
gethee einoottced,
"This may explain why t Is that
primitive men have feiv Myths 'et
,earthquakes, but uany of floods, and
fiees. ' Having • mo houses ••to magn-
fy theta, eitinative men probably .feli
only the very greateet earthquttkes,
but anyboee le impressed by •rs foree;
fire or a' 1toddh' • , •
Tests Sho..4.-Lack of Vitamin
- Cause.. of Grey Hair
Premature gray .airs na e Aue to
lack of seine vitemioalke Materiel in
thefood, alit as lacy of one of the
viththins ceases the disease called
freet. ThlTs sugesTe-rtiy- re:
searehes reported to the Aeadeney of
Seiences in Paris by Prof. Gabriel
-Bertrand. Says Dr. E. E. 'Freer: bis
Week;e Selene° (le -o4 Yearkl: • .
"In eeeeriments planned for n
ferent pu)pse, ordenar black and
dark grey rats-wereefedain diets does
tainieg eelvitamins known to be
necessary but made of puriffed or
Synthetld togas et netufal
materials like eerables • and sit 14.
"To the inveeteators' eurPriee,ehe
blark• coats of the atietals began to
tuna silver • gran. •
'This may tappei, the experifitenta
ela knew, belkause of had bealth,• put.
the rats in this instake were per
-fectly, healthy, as wes era/Peened by
hv] tets.
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The new viear was oaultrg upon one
Of his parfehionete. "I har." he said,
"that you have a set itt the Bina bush
rase it Hellyteoeda' 'Thee I have,
replied the Women, Preudlea Hoye,
long hal he beenit Areeriefte•
`10itifer-er''Fillaltatter Bin' ?'rade-ad;:
And. doee he "evercOhie ha& Ehg-
lentlaa` "Eveie sinalitter rgularly."
"And brings Illife With hint, 1 et
eet." "That is sO, sir. And they've
regeen fire hmart too."
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And no* ie ,stanlieg in the mist,
And:jigging, backward bere,
Shriliing with fingers and 'with
A tin-whstle plaYere ' :
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He hae hars e es 13d -•
round with hadgr-gra; •
Ainilete like cries of mo
2-Tehetene-s hes.eteh.\1
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'POI' 'EtTiih$
An
-Padrf Co741; "Oler Paste rs."
Men !Neles,b llves • ve roe.
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e. • • :see._
Whenthe..1‘eists o the earlyeeeornng'
Diappearon the 'rOf theSua
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heights sub-
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Incontranmen with Jesus. the Son:••
Though theclaietneeS of. night Sure.
• . round 'yeu
And your soul isedeep In •deair
His love and ettength can liftyou
Tf you believe :chat •He is there,
' M. STEEPER, elanidoetOnt.),
"Whates the idea of theGeenshat-•
eng • French leseonsr ' 'They have
adopted a French. baby .at d went to
Uederstand What it saet:when it be-
gins to talk." . .
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How To Lose Fat and Get
That Yoithful Feeling
Over in Great Britain when a man
feeling "as fit as a eiddle" ' and
fooking the "Picture of health" thy' •
say: •
"HS GOT THAT RRUSCIIEN
FEELING."
'hat means he lakes his little dose
Iireechin :Salts every. inerning.
It's the sante jnsthe ta.S.Aefn •
Germany -in Ilcillehde Autralia--
in SOuth Africa, for larescben Salts ae
no* hold 'the -word Over. •
Krusehen Salts is not one salt only-•
it is theecombination of six salts
beiiihry to' healthy life.. •
Take half a teaepoote in a glass of hot
watei before breakfast evety eneiniog;
• ;modify your diet and eeercise regularly.
But' don't - miss • ri mornng, for
fanischea not only put( and keeps the ..
etneaeli, 1ivr, kidheys and bowels in
,•splendid healthy condition, -but
verities your hlood-streanneend sends
new life and attivity to every part
ef your body...
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Phe , intensity -of .'eteeeight chaegle, ',weirder if.leekll :reeee4ieeeemi 'with
cculstairtly, tbdi. ;putt:lig- a straine beerd?" • •• ,
ere auttsciesr.and bringing on fatigue:
In this wi Wade less • factory, 'electric
11a.reps, with.. st)ectal diffesing• shades,
Wit17 fUritilift)17lVrtfiegirob,,
,atrionet•• 'of • ultra-hiplet • light elven, he
.lathodusseds _ •. •..„
• eTItehtemeeratuee in the••faetoey.will
1,4 kept constant,.•the air beicl.wastiee
on "eziteriag the beileieg,, heated in
'cold. weather and coolect by .a ,serAy,
in warm Weather. Draffs ere to be
eliminated. ' •. •
As colora, apcord.ing` te .jsychotogy,
•*.eithey•depress or raise ethe spirits et
amnions, they Are the basis' fel- the
decorative stAieme.': 'Me walls and
oiaxigete Make. tthatetheasily" shah/6
ite.,pa'-etinleteeaanad giirrigeettliMachines te
and -thus to eeduce• ihe shenee of ao-
ceitlen-te. •
Caller 0.tinairing , foe .son. of 'the
hotiee)---"Wb.aur'e young Angus, Sr,
Mcree?" 3kr. McFee--He' deo* it
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• Genuine Gratitude.
• Min 'Millers of Croydon; writese-
"In gratitude, I feel I must write'
and tell youwhat wonderful benefit
„I have derived from taking a bottle
of yowl. Cartr's Little Liver Pills.
Having been troubled with indiges-
tion grid sick headache for several:
months, a ,riend retomniended Me
• to try your famous pills, withthe
results that after the first dose I
was made aware: of their very teal
tonic value, and felt .1 had at kat
dieovered a remdy which per-
ormed what ft claimed to do."
'fak___Caateas 1 ft1e Limer Pals
for the complxion aad constipation.
ALT dihiggists 25e and 74 red pkgs.
lilas your face burn and
itch atter shaving)
Try Cuticnra,--..
Shaving Stick
• , it soothes at henle"
.taid Is wondeirkSity effietekts
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COUGH:S
Take half a reaspoimfuT of
Niinid'a in molasses. Heat
inhale it. Also rub
it urn into )our chess:
Yetell get relief r
ANY CHILD
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W can never be Sure 3 net what.
' Makes a child restless, but
thereme'dy can alwava be tbesarnee
Good aid' Caetorial There's comfort
iti• every drop. of This pure vegetable
Preparation'and . not the -slightest
barn m•itsfreqUent use ;As often as
: 'your childhas a fretful- sped,. is
sieerish,or .cres and can't sleep, let.
Castoria soothe and quiet hint. Some.;
times Wi-a-1 T.1 -'ph of coh.t..StlimeEines
'constiption. • Or diarrhea -a. con-
• . dition. that ShOuld always be checked
1• 'eithoet' delay. just keen Castoria
bandy. and. give it •orcruptly. Relief
will follow Very •promptly; if it
doesn't. you should Call a physician.
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causes
• Headaches
theree too Math acid in
your stomach, you must ferce yout.
AO it, Walt, and' eVen pleasuees
are too great an -effort. • APpetite:
ags; the digestion is ppdr; the
Whole sestem suffere.
• in botatorf tests show en acid
nditin= is due to ereors in our
modere diet. Ent ytiu need not Wait
to diet yon'rway out of the tronblel
_tattes-pbattfa-b1-121M-0-
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• This Wzill rieutraliee the excess
acid eetabtly; make eon'Tel like a
nate person in jut a tew moheente.
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'rake a 1itOe Whc-nocer hrarthern.
Siek headathes, nausea, flaulence,
Indigestion, or Oitoustees
digestitai eysein. Is heteminit 1.466
add. Wheilever You are tAing cold
P�rfleli°pliiikf
silkfigisbo'*-Iettne°e111:bas1'illatdr:
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gntle, laxative action. •
De.dgiitrui t� take. tedoreid hh
physiciatie for, SO Irears , and Dre-•
sterti•bed--ever-e-tehere-fo•resmeeee. Wee • --
men and children Th6 getuiee s .
alfreat e liquid ;it cafinoche mac1e.
intablet torm. It aliveesbeare the
nate ••• .PhlliPe for eohr protection.
•140.4 in Canailn
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"I have to'Work in the store and
do my own houscworra.too, and 1.
got ricryous end run-down atid wasp
bed nearly; all summer. The least noiee
woeld make me nervous. hwas totd
to take Lydia 8., Pint:haat% Vee.
!able Compound arid I have takes
aeeert bottles: It has made me strong
ot more color into my face.
I tun looking after my store and
househeirlt and • my.- four chlydren
and lam getting.elng feeds, now
-Mrs. Malin, 11. R, 7Jo4 5, Barton
St. East, Hamilton, Ontario Canada.
Lydia 'El Pinkham's
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