The Lucknow Sentinel, 1919-12-18, Page 3so
GETfINGREADY
FOR TOURISTS
ON THE BATTLEFIELDS
OF FRANCE..
Influx of Visitors Expected
Next Spring Will Help
Pay War Bill.
France' owes a large amount of
Money, having been a party to and the
scene of a large world war. -It costs
money to, ;support five years of terri-
c struggling,: and. t!ie' fr•nauclal genii
of that country are devising ways and
means of., seducing the dig`
scouragin
'disparity ,between the cash -on -hand
• and the .cash-to-be•paid-put sides of the
natierial ledger,
The money' -pent• by tourists is being
counted upon, as a mean's toward pay-
s .,.-ee -.Aug dng :part of the war hips, according to
Jules Dorang, who represents the new-
ly formed Commissiog of Tourists,
the government of France is virtually
planning to 'etandard'ize touring, in
order that do guilty dollar may es-
cape.. Instead of being a nation cover-
ed -Ely -Rh -tourists- roaming at -will and
without guides, .France will have.- a
few well -trodden paths; leading
through the' lieto t of the places where 1
enough history was made to add an-
"' ether 3:ear's ., ortlr to the: bigha snhl of
Curriculums.
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`isy. ' "
`'fn`'e'rtltizr; :iT: Dorang said,
"there are acteal accommodations for
only fifty, and yet 5,000 people visit c
the battlefields, with their million
-dead under thiir mounds of earth, and
• some 'not • c:omisetely 'under, almost
daily.
"It is. he?'rtre•ndirg to -see the-
dreds of British Women and the people
from all parts of France ' combing
THE TREASURE
OF GOOD HEALTH
Easily Maintained Through the
Ube of Dr. Williams'`
• Pink Pills.
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There is not a nook or corner in Ca-
nada, in the citieshe towns, the vil-
lages, on the farina and in the mines
and lumber camps, where Dr. Williams
Pink Pills have not been used, and
from one end of the country to the
other they have brought back tr bread-
winners, their wives and famil,tes, the
splendid treasure of new health and
strength.
You have only to ask your neigh -
bora, and they can tell you of some
rheumatic or nerve -shattered man,
some suffering ,. woman, ailing '-youth
or anaemic girl who owes present
'health. and'strength to Dr. Williams;
Pink Pills: For •More than a quarter
ce
of .a •ntury these pills have -been
known not only in Canada, but
throughout all the world,; as a reliable
tonic,` blood -making medicine.
The wonderful success of Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills is due to the fact.,
that they go. right to'the root of the
disease' in the .blood, and by making
the vital fluid rich and red strengthen
every organ and every nerve, thus
driving out disease and pain, and mak-
ng weak, despondent people bright,
active 'and ..strongr ''h'ir.�-W:.''r. John -
•n, c':;n i f the 'b.'.,t l►:{ivtvi1 boa int>st
tlit;tily e .teeme4 . men• .- in Luneuburg
county, N.S., says:—"I am a Provin-
ial Land Surveyor, and am exposed
for the greater part of the•year to very
hard work travelling through the
forests by day and camping 'out by
night, and I'' find the only thing that
will keep me up. to the, mark • he Dr:
Williams' Pink 'Pills. When I leave
home fora trip in. the woods 1' am as
=ems
s ,provisions, and on such occasions,
take them regularly. The-- result is
am always fit. I never take cold, and
call digest all kinds of food such as we
have to put up with hastily cooked in
the woods: Having proved. the value
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, as. a tonic
and health builder, I am never with-•'
out them, and I lose no opportunity in
recommending 'om»rending then to weak . people
e •iu sret� c t fl'
beloved dead: They dare all kinds of
hardships." •
Providing Hotel Accommodation:
As- . outlined by M. Dorang, ' t
. French government is heartily . adv
eating this buillizig of huge temperaw.
hotels, 'with to hundred and fit
rooms 'each,-. equipped with ever
modern convenience: ' These, the
'sad, will be established on the to
principal battlefields of. France, i
eluding . Ver,lun, :�Iuntdirlier, Soisson
• Az.riens, Arras, Ypres, l'eronne, Pon
`a-Mousson, in the Toul sector and in'
the Argonne_. , _ _ ,_
- e hotelse: will..... be built to last
for .eight or ten years, after which re-
construction will have proceeded t
the most devastated points," M
1'r;t•:rwig •said. "Undoubtedly, th
• murrey spent on the hotels would be
.realized in the first-yetr.cif their exist -
epee.
'"Arrangements will be made in this
Country, through a bureau, to be es-
tablished by M. , Dorang, to prevent
• congestion' at any single point, by the
routing. of. the- tl wrists• so that the en
tire touring_.bruty will move methodi-
cally and systematically,
"An attempt will be made to fix the
itinerary so that five hundred persons
will stop • at. each place o one • night.
They will be given tickets, inscribed
with -numbers.. These will show, for
example., that i1i'r..:1 will be at Verdun
on- Monday, Srrisi ons on Tuesday and
perhaps the Argonne on Wednesday.
His card will •be stamped with the
number of the room he is to occupy,
Mr. Fi will have a card which entitles'
him to.,a r'woQat Verdun. an. T-uesday,-
Sois:•ons on Wednesday and the Ar-
gonne Aft Thursday. .
-Wounded and maimed soldiers, re-
sidents of the battle -scarred territory,
will serve as_ guides. .• Having lived
and fought ,over the ground, they will
be able adequately to give the tourist
o lasting impression of the battle-
fields."
Tourist, Spend $160,000,000.
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n. Dr. Williams: Pink Pills should be
s, kept in every home, and their occa-
t- sional -use will keep. the. bleed pure
and ward -off illness. You can get tr
these ,pills through any.. medicine deal- .n
er,,, car by mail at 50 cents a box or. six f °
boxes for $2.50' from The. Dr. Williams'iams' W
tr.
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1 chicken - --�: ,
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the Ibuilding and cover it with�side f !
c•hicke
n
1 feathers. Road culverts. are a favor
ite prowling place for skui.ks, and
trap set at either end of one will likel
produce results. .
As anyone wl hay tried it know
catching a skuis only part of t}
job. Next, and some think most im
portant, comes killing and skinning.
The best way to kill a skunk is. to
shoot him in the centre of the back of
the neck with a .22 -calibre rifle, using
a short cartridge. .1f you have no gun,
break his back with a long pole, which
will have the same effect.
Lots of people, especially boys, who
skin a skunk advertise the' fact fol
days afterward. However, it is quite
possible to do the job in such a man-
ner that half an hour later you need
=not be a total outcast of soc:ety; The
secret lies in first greasing the hands
well, then use _ a sharp knife, and be
_careful to cut only. skin, deep when
p, eling the carcass. Unhappy exper-
iences are nearly always the, result of
cutting too, deep. Stand on the wind
side of your animal,. irnd when `you
have finished wash your hands well
with kerosene, and the scent will come
off with the grease- If you get any
scent on your clothes,,,fresh air and
time are the best deodorizers.
Great Britain to Restore
Louvain. ,
The destruction. of, property in Bel-
gium
was the most wanton of Ger-
many's many crimes. Colonel ,,William
13nrelay' Parsons• told' trRernhers of the
National Cnnrruiftve 'for the Iteetora:,..
tion of. the Library of Louvain Uni=.
versity in a letter indorsing the move-
ment.
"Much has been said about the de-
truction wrought hy the Germans in
France," the -letter said, "But, terrible
s ,it- was, the destruction wrought, in.. .
Belgium. is. worms
'"It- was not• caused by shell fire in ,
ttle; it wag not corn
ted
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b
em �`ni o "-etc' ement". o uses, fac- -'
tortes and public buildings were'inten-
tionally, and in accordance with plans '
carefully prepared, razed to the •
ground and their 'contents carried off •
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A -COAT DESIGN
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.els'
9154—(,4rl's Coat. Price, 25 pen
Adjustable collar; side sections a
sleeve in one. Cut in 5 sizes, 6, 8, 1
12 and 14 years. Size 8 .requiree 2
yds. 46 ins. wig, or .1 % 'yds-. 54 in
wide; lining, 2% yds. 3(; ins. wide.
Tjiese 'patterns; -nay-- be 'obtain
from your local McCall, dealer,.
from the McCall Co., 70 Bond S
Toronto, : Dept. W-
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With the Fingers!
Says Corns Lift Out
\in i tLIt Any Pain
BITS OF
RUMOR
FROM HERE S'IIfEAE
Ere corms, hard corns, soft corns or Labor Trouble.
any kind of a corn can shortly b. His Better -Half (regarding him
titled right out with the fingers It you from the bedroom windows)—"Where
you bin this hour of the night?"
"I've bin at me• union, considerin'
this 'ere strike."
"Well, you can stay down there an'
tone at any drug store, which L sum- consider this 'ere lockout." ,
cient to rid one's feet at every cord
or callus without pain or soreness or •
the danger of infecttein. • -•a . Modern Version.
This new drug isan ether compound, LThe story of the good Samaritan was and while sticky, dries the moment it beingexpounded to the class. The ts applied, anexd does not inflame er avecp
Se-
el1irritate the`'surrounding tissue. maritan was pictured lying • bleeding
This snnour_cemeht will interest by the roadside, where the robbers
many wcmen here,,• for It is said that who had set upon him had left hint:
the present high -heel footwear ie put= "Now," asked .the teacher, 'pipes anytips c�±rrs n practically e.oe--, little child knew whet meed happened
woman sfeet. , • .
will apply directly upon the corn a few
drops of freezone, says a Cincinnati
authority.
It is claimed that at small cost one
can Eet a quarter cf an ounce of tree-
- ---- to the poor man? •
se.:d°�l>!bat�t:H old Him.' -' �b �kd.be t3te'unswer
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They were very fond of each other
"Please, ma'am-;""efie said, '"1 think_
and had been engaged ; but they had he a iss run over by an sutomoU7-le."
�' quarreled, and were too proud to make
]U it up. He called afterward at her True to Form.
�, house --to see her father on business. _Old Giles was taking out an insur-
; $he wasao t the -deer: --- anee policy on his ;lite and he and his-
s.*
"Aii--4ss Blank, 1 believe?" said wife were puizling over the forma
• • b ••
; yfur father in -?'a = that had arrived fo )iim to sign.
ed
No, sir," she replied, "father is not a "See this said Giles "it says:
ori at present. Do you wish to see him 'age of father if living!' I suppose I
t•. .personally ?"
rrlust 81i it in.'• ,g
"Yes." l•, f r art• �, ...r �,{ .. ,,. _ •ns, ' 41 ...` '
CHILDHOOD C01.SITITIO1
Con_ stipation is one of the most co
mon ailments of babyhco'fi, and. child
hood and unless it is promptly cure
•quill undoubtedly lead tin disastrou
results. To care this tremble: nothin
can equal Baby's Own Tablets. Tire
are a mild laxative which instantly ro-
' visitor, c�'lie telt brat i::., fureic • sweet- few days dater 'Giles,�rece "received •a visit
heart wase- y-ieldtng— --I wanted to see from the 'trgerrt
' him on veru Inarticular business—" "V. hat do you mean by your feria
ten
and ice turned a��ay haughtily. asked the agori't. "You state that your
m_ "1 beg your pardon," she called after father's age is 110. That is ridicu-
_ hire as he reached the last step, "but lous."
d who shall I say called"' "No, it -aft _'t," replied Giles. "Your
s form "says 'if living,' and that's the age
g — MONEY ORDE.Rg. ,:.,._ .. he'd-be•if.he was alive now.-
."
A Doniiuion Express' Money Order
yf fl • ! 11
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or ive ; o ars costs• three cents. ..
;9esae a '. :3s;
stomach, thus banishing constipation
colic, colds, etc. Conceri>ing them
Mrs: Eugene Vai.11':ipreurt, St. IVatltieu
Qtte., writes: "When my baby .was
constipated I gave . leer Baby's Own
Tablets and am well satisfied with the
result. I •would strongly recemmen'l
them to all mothers nes• this trouble."
The .Tablets are sold , by medicine
dealers or by .mail at _r, cents a box
rom The Dr. Williams' 1!;';licine Co.,
Brockville, ,Ont. - •
• The Essentials.
"And so you learned French tbor-
, . °uglily while, over there, son?" said
the proud father `of the returned so.I=
dier,
"Sure! 1 ,;citeAo 'I could say hello
and goodnight and order•-• ham and
eggs, and T eorild ask a fellow to lend
• ' me money and •tell a •girl I loved her
better'n anything and that's all a fel-
' Iow needs in any language."
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o Germany or burned. •
"Of these crinies-because they are
rimes --the wilful destruction of the
reat library of Louvain, which by no
tretch of the wildest imagination ,
ould • be deemed a military necessity, I f
tends perhaps as the greatest."
Great, Britain has undertaken - the
estoration of the art and literary
easures of Belgium, it was an-
ounced. A conrmittd$ ` has been
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Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Outwitting the Skunk.
'Tourists in France spend on i an
average of $500 a year,. according to
M. Dorang. The amounts vary, he
'said, from tens of thousands of dollars
'pent by Comparatively new million-
aires to two or three hunched, spent
by school teachers and others in
search of some finishing touches to
their edrication.
The 300,000 tourists, at the average
named . by 'M. Dorang, would spend
$1:0,000,000, enough to pay, if' not for
a full battle, at least for a sizable
skirl'::,.'.
The battle -seared territory, M. Do -
rang explained, would not be in de-
mand for agricultural or industrial
uses for some years, because the valve
of the land is but 400 francs' an acre,
while it Is estimated that, under pre-
sent conditions, the cost of restoring
the property would be 4,000 francs an
acre.
The Ministry of P
"Tublic Works, which
hes the •'preservation of the battle-
fields under its jurisdiction, M. Dorang
said, has arranged • to preserve the
'pillboxes," or concrete machine gun
nests, the tangles. of barbed wit, and
the underground trench systems; just
as theyware during the fighting.
'an ravages of civilization will not
destroy Cie powerful, appealing' beauty
of the b..ttlefieids, M. Dorang assures
all prospective tourists. By an Act
tet the French legislature the battle-
delda have been classified as historical _
reaervatiOn ; -ho said. German prisoa-
rs are. inti digging drains on the
1:.f Oefielt!!..
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;1 machine has been invented in
England to redress worn wooden pav-
ing blocks at a rate of 1,000 an hour
so they -can be used again.
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Mr. Skunk with his unsavory repu-
tion is probably the beat known of
✓ fur bearers., It is an exceptional
nil which cannot boast of a skunk
n or two. Civilization may drive
e larger denizens of the wilds afar,
t the skunk readily adapts- himself
nem eo nditions; aiti3 becomes domes=
ated to the extent that he is nothing
ath to take up his abode under the
rn floor or to barrow into a straw
ck. While it is true that this ani -
1 is in some ways a friend of the
rmer, by destroying harmful insecti.
ad mice, yet he has a .black mark
ainst him by virtue of his relish
chicken. He is a troublesome roost
obber. Fri
n closely settled neighborhoods Mr.
unk will often advertise his pres-
e by odoriferous means, and by
feted- chicken yards, yet trappers
1 tramp the hills over and fail to'
rmed, to direct the. movement. It f
ill replace treasures that were des- u
oyed and trace those carried off . to j
ermany. : t
Wizard 's- Liiiinicn;, Cures
Keeping
Carz�l
C
t �, e� S8U..1~g@. A New Sex.
In fall when we hili hogs I always, Teacher=-"liow many
ry sni:s'age• n cakes just the. size we
se on the table,. put them in glass
ars,, cover with melted lard, screw up
r.
•i'ht,' and it is ready for 'isa at any
The members of the English com- t
mittee include: ' Lord Muir Mackenzie, n
'chairman Sir Frederick G. Kenyon,
Sir Alfred T. Davies, Sir Alfred H p-• c
kinson,� Edmund Gosse,, Hugh Butler, e
I. Gollanez, Henry Guppy, Librarian of u
the John Hylands Library, Banshee- s
ter; • Dr. M. Rhades James and Dr."C.asf
T. Hher& WrightWri.g,ht�.. - .__-. ,
New Way of Stumping. ` t
;me. ' I have feet it this way a3 •Iong
z. year. .There has always been one
drawback=it' takes so much: •rare to
over the cakes. and v.hile it was never
,rtirely lost, it was never to nice to
se again. Last year I tried a new
cheme._ • I used only the grease that
ried out of the 'cakes as they were
cooking, two or` thred tablespoonfuls
to -each -jar of sausage; after screwing
ight I turned the jar upside down to
ool. Of course, .the -jar was perfectly
it -tight when the lard cooled and my
g'usage kept perfectly. I left the jars
tending on the tops, as in the warm
cattier 'the lard might melt away,
nd the, -sausage would seed.
A novel method of clearing a field' a
of stumps iS described in the foilow,ing s
Ietter from a farm woman:
"I had purchased a steam -pressure,
canning machine, hut didn't have any a
land on which to: raise- t
he tomatoett
with which I had hoped to make my'
canner a profitable investment.. Even -I
tually I persuaded my family to lett I . was cured of painful Goitre by
me have the use of a. two -acre strip lViItiARD'S LINIMENT.that had been cleared off Bari they BAYARD 11cMULLlN
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,winter. I managed to roll lois Chet: rage -sant
was cured of inflammation by
.together, -and either bur», them_ en_
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Little Boy --"Thrice."
Distemper..
sexes
AseCAriagikAlicarten
• Book an
DOG DISEASES
sad T'uw 'to V etd
Me,iled Free tc any Ad-
dresr- by the Author.
E. Clay Glover Co.. Sas.
11S .'est 'CJst Street
New )•(irk.
Teacher--" Wit:it are they?"'
Little Boy --•-Tire male sex, the fe-
male sex and the insects."
The fcvto nates• after sunrise is
usua.,!y the eolde t perind of the day.
d.
SINCE 06870,
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• Take "Cascarets" if sick .
Bilious Constir ated.
Classified AIresrtisem.lsts•
yaws mos asap onk
fit OOD, EQUIPPED BASICA=
Ulr WAN farm, awl o�►al sane.
worked. Very profitable. Bartaia Ps
Prehcoi t, Toronto.
AGENTS property. waetr,
£GPXTB W*XTED.
ORTRAIT AGENTS DEBIRI>f1� Q
Prints, Finished Portraits Yg'
Frames; write for Catalogue and Puler
List United Art Co., 4 Brunswick Are..
Toronto.
iR1101ELLANBOVIL
HEN S WANTED, ALIVE, 11 QiNT
a pound, any sise. ' I pay express •
within 800' miles of Toronto. Samuel'
Lewis, 686 Dundas West, Toronto.
CANCER, TUMORS- Lt1MPe• ETC.
internal and external. ,oared without
wain by oitr home treatment. Write as
ore too late. Dr. Hellman Medical ,
Co.. T.imlted. Collintwood. Oat"
Language in China. •,
Three•fifths of Chinese speak peas
Melly one, dialect, the Mandarin, and
the educated among the other two-
fifths are becdming (familiar with fix„
tart Oozes Gareet In Cuss.
, To make kitchen aprons last twice
as long, make a seam down the front.
Then. w•henbthe front is wearing thin --"`
sew the two sides of the apron to-
-gether- and open the front seam- and
the apron is -practically a new one.
To prevent pockets from catching on
doorknobs and tearing, put them on
wrong side of apron.
Enjoy life! Straighten up! 'Four
system ' is !sled with liver and bowel
poison which keeps your skin sallow,
your stomach* upset, your head dull
and aching. Your meals are turning
into poison and you can not feel right.
Don't stay bilious or constipated. Feel
splendid always 'by taking Cascarets
/� iiga occasionally• They act without grip-
- s .i,ie , 1nc�ontetiianee... They never
e� sicken you like Calomel. Salts, 011 or
e nasty, harsh pills. They cost so little
too—Cascarets work while you sleep.
30 SToPSCOUGHS
„SYRUP 0;: FIGS"
CIjILD'S LAXATIVE
Look at tonmte! Remove poi-
sons frgm little stnmach,
find his den, especially if he has been ' tire or in small enough pieces to allow
much trapped. In this case you wil
very likely find him holding forth in
some old building, under a stone pile
or around the roots of a tree.
When you find his den set your trap
(No. 1%), digging a shallow trench
in the ground- so. that the trap sets
level with it, then fasten the chain to
a stake and drive it down level with
the ground. ,Poo often trappers make
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e mistake of leaving a stake stick-
ing up above the ground, _ Coveryour
trap with straw freely mixed with
chicken feathers, and scatter a few
grains of corn about. You will find
this one of the best sets for skunk,
and one that ran he used anywhere.
When -you catch n skuhk, do not uss
up the surroundings too, mach. Skunk c draw better. , And speaking of draw- I
often Aden up tet or more in one hole, ing, everybodP knows how a heater
and if things are not tap much dis- can draw. Of course, the stump has
to be chunked up, and it isn't very fast
work, but I find I can burr outany
stump. the stove will flt down overs '•
and do it well and safely." ,
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e••••t►•e.was•snasa
me to roll them entirely off the land.
Beit the stumps stood so thick that the
land was practically useless.
"Coming in the house one day ,I
, found my mother lamenting over the,
number of holes in the bottom of the
heater that was being taken out Of;
4 the dining -room. I asked for the stove, l
.and was given it, with a lot of ques- !
.tions and wondering -leaks. I hacked'
the bottom out of it and carried it out
to my new ground and set Lit over a
stump. It worked fine. I. put on a
joint of pipe to keep the spark.; in.
It burns them rout quite a distance into
the ground, and does even better when
Idig a hole through under.the stump
ext td the taproot, as it seems to
t MINAItD'S-`LINIMENT. •
MRS. W. A. JOHNSON.
Walsh, Ont.
I -was cured of Facial Neuralgia by
MINALD'S LINIMEN' ,
Parkdale, Ont. J. H. BAILEY.
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.tnrbed, one set may prove very profit-
able.
Mice make lroocl halt for dkunks. If
you can. find where a skunk visits a
e•••
s a
There's something rleall
fascinating about the nut- -•raperNuts :f
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'gleaned from. wheat
end malted barley food
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make it a most sensible
breakfast cereal,
economy.
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English Scheme for Second
. A new project in. indhattial town
building to hzt. culled theSecond.Gar,
den City is inerourse of formation in
England and the development wiil be
on the lines of the First Garden City
ishich was established at Letchworth
in Hertfordshire, fifteen years ago. .
The estate, 'chosen is tn Hertford-
shiace about, ten miles from Letch-
worth. and. twenty -ono miles from
London. Provision wiil be made for
a population of from• .10,000 to 50.000. •.
While The offshoots from the Letch-
worth experiment have been niany,
they have taken the form of garden
anburbs, *Rh the idea of providing
liver and bowels
only--loolt•for the name Callfernla on
the .paileeze, 'then yen are sure your
harmless laxative c.
I direct ions tor ,cl• 1'
Dottie. Wye it a ire
Powels
fe•iite taste .Full
better accoramodatian .for the woiksi:, ACHES AND PAINS
in the city and, to' that extent, have
served n useful purpose. But no eingle
development 'has emhedied the prin-
trial town complete itself and sun.
rounded by n permanent agricultural
belt. that shell not suffer dieintegra.
tion by the expand'ing-iii•eds of the ,ur-
ban centre. The Moe is thgt a chain
of small towns proplerly equipped for
all the uses and amenities of life and
per.manently in touch with agricultur-
al areae is better for -public welfare
than a few large, and overgrown cities
that sianilii feed the peptilitt,ion of .the
cities. It also tneidea pail
lic ownership ef land aqd public ser-
vices ,to that the increment's ir. value
of .the land and the prefita of peblie
peep e who create them.
QuicKLy RELIEVED
'You'll, find Sloan's Liniment
softens the severe
rheum:A le ache
Put it en freely. . Don't rub tt In.
Just let it penctr naturally. What a
External aril( sndecfs. soreness,
. Cramped mu 4,d sinews,
fight oar. the relic.; -.ti pral;ties
Clam' 1;7,71:At Yet-iris:A
• iFer Your Pair mid Scalp
Dandzeft hits' the hair, Cnticura kilts •
water; Rinse with tepid wkter. Dandruff
usuallytiiappears. hair stops fallitnir,/
becomes thick. live,and healthy.
Seep 25e. Ointment 25 and We. Sold
LimiteiL St.- Paid St.. Montreal.
• from the first -sniffle or sneeze. Stop it In
time and do not gamble witirt your
health. Used over, ie years in treating
coughs. colds and allied complaints.
• tvarybedy buys lift Largo also 01
Montreal D. WATSON & CO., New York
HAIR SOON TOO
SHORT TO DO UP
A little "Danderine" stops -
your hair comink out and
doubles its beauty
•
To ttop falling hait• at once and, rid
tlfe scalp of every particle of dandruff,
get a sznall battle of delightful "Dan-
derine" at any drug or toilet counter
for a few cents, pour a little in your
hand and rid) it into the scalp. After
sescral applications the hair usually
tlxVS---CConiug out and- you "can't affair
any dandruff. Help your hair to grow
strong., thick:11,nd long and become
soft. glossy and twice as beautiful and
A
Constipalien Cure
A druggist says . "For nearly..
the Extract of Roots,keown as
Mother Sr ii;el's Curative Syria, for
the radical cure of constipation
and inc:Igesoien.' it is an old
raga& remedy that never fails
to do ihe work." 30 dirps
thrice daily. Get the Germinal,
at druggists., 2
ONLY TABLETS MARKED
"BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN
Not AcpirM rt All without the "Bayer Cross"
•
• only genuine A Appirin Tras: sea-, rsrssho. Neu -
teen Vesi-rs 111;1-1-.
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