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PALE, FEEKE.GIRLS-,
Weakness Generally tomes On
an womanhood Approaelies.
Girls. upon the threshold. of. ,ivornan-
hood often drift into a decline in spite
oi all are and attention. How often
one sees girls who 'have been 'strong
'and lively become 'suddenly weak, de.,
pressed, irritable and listless, It is
the dawn of womanheod-a crisis in
the life of every girt -and prompt
measures should be taken to keep the
blood pure and rich with the red tint
of health. If the blood is not healthy
- this •eritical stage -the- body is weak;
•
ened and grave disorders foliow. Dr.
Williams Pink Pills have awed thous-
ands of young girls from what might
bave been lifelong invalidism oz. an
04Y -death. They are a blood -builder
of unequalled richness, strengthening
weak nerves and producing a liberal
sup-pfy of red, healthy blood which
every girl needs to sustain, her
strength: Dr. William's Pink , Pills
have Proyed their great value over
and over again to young 'women 'whose
health Was failing; Miss ,;:y0 Stern
burg, Haileybury Road, New L'iskeard,
Out., saysir-"I have much'reasea to
' be grateful to Dr. Williams' Pink Pillk
as they restored roe. to health, if, in -
•deed, they 414 not save my life. In
1914 I began to feel run down, and
tho doctor who was called in said that
mine wee* a bed case of anaemia. I
lost fiesh,'alwaye felt tired, and I got
so nervous- that I could seemly hold
a cup to take a drink, My heart
would flutter alarmingly. The doctor
• did not seem to be able to help Me at
all and My family and friends all
thought that I was in a decline and
could not reapver. I was in bed for
some weeks when an aunt came to
, see ineand urged that I try Dr. WU,
Hanle' Pink Pills. My father got a
inpply, and by the time I had taken
three boxes there was a noticeable im-
provement, and from that on stead-
ily progressed -toward recovery. L con-.
, tinned using the pills for some ' time
-
longer, and they restored me•to my
old time health and strength. I Shall
-never cease to praise. ibis medicine,
.arid to urge all weak run-down girls
• to give it a fair trtal as I hirtie preyed
in my own case their great merit."
,Dr, Williams' Pink Pine are sold by
all dealers in medicine, or you 'Can get
them by Mail at 50 cents a. box or six
hexes for $2.50 "frorn.The. Dr. Wil-
- Ikons Medieine Co., Brockville, Ont. '
STARVATION IN POLAND,
'People Hope for Allied Success and
••
•
Return to Russian Rule. •
„ - • . , , • -
Vtviti stories of -the sufferings of
• the 'peoplerof Poland .under the Ger..-
min yoke- are told by a Canadian we-
* Man, who, wkth her Six-year-old daugh-
ter, sueceeded in getting away from
Warsaw in December; • ••,
"Most of the Warsaw factories are
• aloSed,"- she stattiai-4‘and many of the
-
manufacturers are workirig, for; a
•.• Ing as peddlers land small merchants,:
All the rich merchants left for _Rim-
sia before the city was invaded by the
Germans.' The -great viajority of the
population is '-starving .:' A 'card aye -
tem biased in doling out the - rieceS-
sides of life. • Bach person is entitled
to seven pounds of bread and 'twelve
• pounds' of potatoes weekly. , Feed
, riots with loss of life occur, every
• day. Most of the restaurants . are
dosed.; Thousands dr starving people
• hang • around the soup . kitchens,
struggling for bread and soup once
. a day. Those fortunate enough': to
secure a .recommendation •from . the
• city cpuncd. get free meals, Others
must pay fine kopecks (2%c) ealfor a
- -m., - • -- - • .• .
very scarce. The price
..of a plain overcoat is 50 Rs. (625).
Bare -bodied people ;are Been _
every-
where. Instead of shoes theii feet
are covered with rags. When the
Germans . invaded Warsaw nobody
could walkon the streets affer•D•
Offenders were -punished by imprison-
ment and fined large sums of money..
• • "The population of Warsaw does
• not believe in the .sincerity ;of , the
Teutonic proclamation regarding the
' establishment of the Polis'h Kingdom.
- -They claim --this was only a -scheme-to
secure recruits for the . Teutonic
armies. Everyone- earnestly hopes for
qeet..elliefLyietory, teed Att• time wilco
•
Poland_uplit.esons...agabtunder..ytoR
rule:AIL _natiOnalities of . Wars
firmly decided not to enlist in the PO=
lish army-unless/forced to do so.",
Pleasapt.
Othful Habit
• A daily \ration, of •
Grapg-NUta and cream
is a spiendid food ,for
ithoggiwhoiwalit_vigor
and eileriy; •
,e
'rape -
118
_ 1 a # 'concentrated • •
. health -food made from
• choke whole wheat
and malted barley. It
rebiii0 the vital Min-• ,
Oar' 91e/tents' •Of
• . grain .ao issatial ' to'
thomugh nourishment
' of body and brain, but .
laeking matiy other
cereal foods.
Every table should
•'have ' its daily ration
of Grape -Nuts.
"There's a- itcason"
No chenOs price , 4Uality,
OP lied ef packaos.
A Forecast
.0r 6pring
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owsegewassemeegere.
SUISFIAAVER SEED WANTED. Watch your,. Sneezy • ANTISEPTIC DISCOVERED.
England. ',Nei the 'Malting of it zi'faY be the forerunner of Poirierful Elifiugh Xill Oen" Yet
•Ln A peia,...t.1 0 4- 0.0
:-;4"11:44.40P1,4,1"aq 14" WWI} .1A-14104 407 t! iiess
g•--, • 111••• •11,414r7f1,7.'
According to a report Itzado to tho
-Trade and ,Conitneree Department by
,' 1Canadian Trade Comrabsioner John -
sten of Bristol, sunflowers grown hn
.
r g we 4 . grip f
iwInterthoughts of lighter clothes to
be worn under sunny skies begin te
190%14/ree4 on our attention. Immedi-
ately after the holiday season the
shove begin to show a tempting array
.aif thin dresses and light suits, for
it is now that tho exodus to wanner
j.cittneshegin5. to take_pinee., TheSe
'Of us *who either from choice or neces-
sity must see the winter through ha
the cOld regions, may still "contemplate
the style that iare offered for Southern
Wear, for they are a pretty, accurate
forecast of -what will be worn- when,
spring comes. tti'
The delicate lingerie dress this sea-
son i of Georgette,. chiffon cloth or
net --these for the more formal
dresses, while for other Purposes there
are dainty, fine vodes, with new(print-
ed, woven or embroidere& designs in
the most 'attractinn colorings
imagin-
b1e. ,Net dresses are finely embroid-;
'ered and itrinuried;.'wjth^, lace, • While
those, of chiffon •irid Georgette are
adorned with the ubiquitous embroid-
ery in crosft-stitch, beads or darning -
stitch., •
• The New Colorti
Green. le one of the most fashionable
eolorfi for the coming season. It has
already been launched` by Paris with
great success:, furthermore, it 'is 'the
true color of spring and for thet rea-
e
• 2•887-76o,
Blouse of Chiffon with-Oyestei•7•White
- ° _ Tussur Skirt. -
son most appropriate for this. season
of , the years. - There is„ ae delicate
carnary yellow used.both for afternoon
and evening,gowns which is :quite near -
and promises in- be very mutt fav-
ored. • Yeliew in any shade seems to
Meet With approval. - The deep inuso
tard and citron, shades :are considered
especially smart for sperts elothee.
We have net been able to get away
from dark 'blue, for, in spite of many
people being tired of it, Fashion con:
siders it correct for the tailored suit
and dress,.and it inuCh too practical
a color to be discarded.
Blouses of ,Chiffon •
The -sketch illeStrates a 'blonsie of
chiffon made to , be worn outside the
skirt, a style_ which iacreases in nom-
•larity as time goes on. The neck
• linegoing stiaight across the front
and back from .shoulder to shoulder,
is also proving very poPulai. This
line is not so hard when the material
is Softly shirred and an additional
price of plain chiffon is placedover
the shoulder.. Shirred pockets at the
edge of the peplum, and the ribbon de -
oration ending in loops below the
belt, which te- finished with a prim,
tailored bow -directly in front, are
special- style features worthy of con-
sideration, for they appear in many of
therietenrodelfwvarying, actording- tO
the nature ' of the design.
Blouses of satin and silk. are also
raftkinte theirway • , 'OW `Very'
reen-materialiell-are De-w-hein
The tailored ikirt with large pockets
placed over. the inverted -pleats at the
sides is one of the newest modes in
separat skirts.. The 'skirts. is 7 of
oyster -White, tussirr
These patterne May be obtained
from your local • McCall dealer of
front the McCall Company 10' Bond
St., Toronto, Dept. W.
' •TlACTO INWAR. -
Beery (Nation in ErerY Clime ,I.Tses
•. MotOrcer..
• The ba,ttleof, the Marne became 'a
ch sucogis pextlY by virtue_of the
otorcar. ,• General GailieniN "flute.;
int:bile army" wag' hothing inOre or
leasothain ii-reserVe- array: of ppilus
erainthed into heathy gathered motor
vehieles and rushed northward from
Paris toward a vulnerable point in the
invading Gentian line. • .Antomobiles
of tfvery description were used-taxi-
cahrif touring- -ears; , Eurnircird t-theks,[•
rogasterA, runebouts and limousines.
No fewer • than 82,000 motortrucks
were used by the Italian army in lire -
paring for its advance against Gorizia.
They tranaported• 500,000, men, 85,000"
animals, 15,000 vehicles and large
quantities of supPlies' to the front,
cording to clispatchett About 1000
motarcars were used in rushing 100e•
000 men to strategie Points along the
battle -line. The troop ears event4
ed-r25-Milea dziy-,-It rep,orted•-.:- -
Pictures lihra eastern War theatres'
show that the Motorcar has replaced
hi, part the dromedary as a transporter
of inuriitionS and suppliss for the
Turkish. (winks in Mesopotamia' and
ossarabia.'
The British' "tonic" is the fahillier
nutodobile heavity armored and equip-
ped with caterpillar wheels that ean
Streteb aeross trenches and Other de-
pressions like the feet of their tante-
sake..
unadian back yards may hg, made
• profitable o as well as oramental
There is a' big demand for 'sunflower
Seed in England, vvilere it is worth
about one hundred dollars a ton,
• which is about five cents a pound, de-
livered. In tine past sunflower seeds
have beenofiought for seed purposes to
,feed birds -and- poultry, but large
-
quantities are now crushed in order
• to extract the oil, which is used in Ono
is nature's warning that your
body is in a receptive con-
dition. for germs. The way
to fortify yourself against
Cold is to increase warmth
and , • vitality by eating
Shredded Wheat, a food
that builds healthy muscle
sand red blood. For break-
fast : with. milk °or mem; or
,apy meal with fresh fruits.
manufacture if margarine, en, arti- -
tidal butter. . Hr. 301ln:stone states
that a large number of people in
Great Eritain are using it instead Of
butter, which is scarce and high
priced. Ile says there is unlimited op-
portunities to do a large.business in
stinflower seeds. °
Hr. Johnston further reports scar -
'city in England of 'canary seed; hemp
seed and millet seek owing to war
conditions and the • Slintting or , of
Previous sources of supply. Prices ate
high, •and there is an opportunity for
A medical correspondent in the
Tinnes says: 'Trona the beginning of
the war hearch has been made for an
idezd antisoptto. This inust atlsfy
two conditions; be powerful enough to
hill the germs of infection in wounds
and as harmiess As .possible to the
tissues of the patient's body. In par-
tienlar they must be innocuous to the
white blood corpuscles or leucoeytes as
they fight and kill the bactpria of in-.
,fection. Opereasen_why_thapld oat -
interfere with (warrior' cells as well
as bacteria. Wbkill et prtuir wanted eria only'was -
septics failed was thatethey tended to
For Stiff Neck I
Macle.in Canada..
FROM SUNSET CO T
thwould
spare tit; warriv
ior cells and tissues aing to
guns at bactand APPIk Slothane'ssorLeinieiamdeenrst and the
genprally-a dreg like Ehrlich's sal-varsan 606, with a definite specific ef- PainForWri lhi esuTa t areeliheesviettde.uralgia:
I be
feet on nothing else. That such a /gout, lumbago, hruisee$ stabs,
drug has been discovered seems .elear sprains, and muscle stiffness, have
from the report of Dr. Browning, dir- a bottle handy. • ,
odor of the Bland Sutton Institute of Quickly: penetrates and soothesseleener
ee r.e -`
clinical pathology,o4esented to thgala tile Wu- Hob- than muosy plasters or ointments, &tenet
pital which has b
ROY SlIAICINO AND 101
tc)r tale zoo. OutarAs
area.,
WiWii14SiieS. isnepozation oft
unr..4c'.ataca ;so 5.42isou 4F-ounnaishiAr tient-
Pear. n West 40ezatds ;Streit 7•eroate.
11U1031:41•41.1*IMIS
‘,1 EL.X. PIECRit FOR F.AXOYWORX,
K-7 assorted colcre, largo bunch. no
nomtPatd. Vozbes, 14 Gritton Avg,.
SYtille34
PANCER, TU,Y4ORti, LUMPS. urc„,
N., Internal and *sternal, surest vent -
out pain by our nOrdle treatment Writ*
tilp before too late. Dr. Bellmsus Medical
(,O..,Lim
o.., ited. Colltnewoo(t. Opt
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Allaskts
Haw It CULYGLOYER CO., lae.'
Dig Renstros 118 West Mat Street, New Twit
BOOK oic
DOG -DISEASES
And How to Feed
$41/4 tO0-10 ter e(Elrela
tixo Author .
.PATENTS
A I N ALL COUNTRIES
BABCOCK itc SONS
Peek 414Pee=t rzotectIon!' free
-
Illedical Research Committee. It all druggists, 25c. 50e. and 41.00.• • i
given in full in thejlritish 'Medical
Journal. •The drug is called Flavint I, Orat!ches:Ottawa and Washington-
Liniment
if L HY
"tne Sloatts
•Formeriy Vaicent Mice Exarainer, Eatab. 1877
• ...99 ST. JAMES ST, MoNTREAF.
from
the econornfe growth •of . these.,,seeds-
ceasiits eolor. It kills gerng ordinary abscesses solui •
in Canada, 44..
From Up Among. %THAT THE yESTERN PEOPLII
The Yukon Snows
C0116gte Advice. to . Sufferers to
•
Use Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Glacier Creek .Lady Says They .11(ave
• Been Her Stand-by , for Sixteen
Years and She Has .Never .Known
Them to Fail. • • . •
Glacier Creek, via Daviaen 'Yukon,
Can. Feb'y 5th (Special.).---' "North
of fifty-three where doctors ante long.
distances apart and thoee remedies
that are a Very Preeent help in time
of need are the relianee of . the
settlers Dodds Kidney Pills have es-
tablished an enviable reputatien. Hear
what Hrs, A. - • Arnistrong; • a well-
known- resident of this place,' hasto
-
say Of them: • . ,
"Dodd's Kidney Pills have been my
stand -by -16r sixteen years, -1' Mrs.
Armstrong 'states. "Both myself, and
my -family helm the greatest faith iri
.their medicinal qualittea, , When any
of My friends ,coniplain of • even . a
headache I treat them with Dceld's
Kidney Pill's and they never• fail to
do good.' • , ,
"It
ps ii-gtv07 ,41d7,.fso e D tiPdiZes, ure Kidneyto
-cure all kidney
ills; from. baekache to rheumatism,
Bright's disease _ and 'heart _ disease.
_Theie_troables_eozne from s- sick •,kid--
neys. That's.why boddIN Kidney Pills
cure then:.
Not ure. •
--'Did rm.-cure:that patient yeu had
,with the failingmemory?" •
_ •
. theught So at one thnp," replied
the doctor, -"hut -I'm not so sure about
it -now. • lio.Went aWdy and forgot to
pay his hill" • .
tions of one part in 200,000, but ia or-
der to stop its activities on, white cor-
puscles it -1 • ecessary to use a solu-
ARE DOING.' ' • tion 400 i e stronger. One in 500
carbolic d 'prevents activities on .
white' porpuscles but it will rug kill
411111,11414•10
• . •
Progress of the Great Weat Told
in a Few Pointed
•
the germs until ihe strength of one Rising to the Occasion.
part in 250 has been -reached. That ifs One battalion of the local Territor-
•
tO say, in order to get a Solution of: ials had challenged another to a sham
carbolic acid which will kilt germs it fight, '
has to he niade twice as strong as one The 'defenders took poiseasion of a
which interferes with the 'good work, 'Magnificent position on a eindeelietql
of the white corpuscles, whereas Fa- overlooking the six-foot-vvide river. To
vine kills germs when 400 tunes weak- make themselves secure, they "blew
er than the strength required to pre- up" the only bridge,. by pimply posting
vent the work of the white cor- up a flake to :say that they had done
so. •./
imagine, then, their, indignation
.when -they saw the enemy clanily
.crossing the bridge, every man hold-
• ing his rifle over -this head with one
arm,- and waving the ether frantically;
In front of him.
•affere, I say, You know!". called out
the captain of the defenders, angrily,
"you cn,n!t crois that bridge! Can't
you see it's suppoied to be blown up."
"That's . all right;" replied the at-
tacking sergeant, calmly. • "We're:114#
croaing the -bridge. Can't you see
were supposed to be swinimingl"
.atinertsis -Relahniat raieSi ntantIteria.
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Paragraphs. •
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There is it decrease in the revenue
from the trades l licenses at Van-
cou,Ver. S' - •
At Vancouver, the city Create cared
for 9,000 children at a salary of $25
a month, last year.
•
Fresh halibut is selling at the
highest price on record at the Sound
-City, 17 cents a pond.
Vancouver jitney -men are operating
on routes mapped out. by amendments
to the city by-law. • •
• '
0A Yukoner, Robert Fenwick, writes
from overseas , that he has not.been
killed, as reported from France.
• The schaoLchildren of „B.C. . have
sent to the II -tut -Governor the suni
of $28,082,16 for the Belgian Relief.
Of the. 50 men who applied _forthe
R.F.C. ut--Vancouvef;: oboist 14 .were
accepted • by • Capt. Lord •Alastair
•
Operations • at the • Fertile Mines,
B.C., have been suspended until the•
men are: setisfled .on the question of.
wages. . . , , - • . -
Chief of Police ,Hersey 'at Cran-
brook, B.C., made n sefisitionalo raja
on two of the city pool rooms on Ann -
day -morning. • .' .
.
Exports from British dgiunthia ' to
.thelJnited States of paper for 1916
show an 'increase of 10,000,000 pounds
over last year.
•,_A-cliviclend of 10 .Per cent. wa.s 40-
elared last 'weekby the tufted !Par-
tners' .Association et aineeting held
at Port Haney.- . ' „ •
A. W. Gray ,has been returnej. fOr
the fourth onae u e year as chief
'1 w
magistrate for the Royal City, . at
New Minster, ,C
: Prineeltupert delegation will go-""'"
to Ottawa to -ask for license. reduc- 1.
lions and .other • changes' to broaden .
their fishing Privileges. : .
pinteles.'?' •
STORMY WEATHER
HARD ON 43
BY
The stormy, blustery weather hick
we have during February and March
is extremely hard on children. Con-
diVons make it :necessary for the mo-
ther to keep thefut in -the house. •TheY
are often confined to overheated, baa-
,ly ventilated rOoms and catck coldti:
which rack their whole system. To
gzzard against VAR a box of Baby's
Own Tablets should be keptin the
house and an occasional -dose given the
baby to keep his stomach and bowels
•working regularly, , This will not, fail
to break uP colds and keep the health
of -the IsalsY.in geed. ,condition op. the
brighter days corne alang. The Tab-
lets ,are sold by medicine dealers • or
by mail,: at 25 cents a „box from The
Dr. Williazns Medicine Co., Brockville,
Opt.
• The Rotary - Club : at • Vancouver,
voted in, favor of the ,' city continu-
ing 47,000 appropriation for the De-
veloprn'ent Association.
° Wolves - and panthers are'. depredat-
ing the northern .part of .the province
and $I.0,000 More has, beer( authorized
for-bourity-Trouef-ht-B.C:-. ---27 -7— —
atinaritoa Zintntent Cramp Garret in•cews.
Didn't Like It. :.-• ,• ,
,
"Maninia, I want k dark brealEfast."
. "Dark breakfast? What do you
..
mean, child '1", . . .
"Why; lege night you ,told Mary to
I give me a light supper; and, I didn't.
Ilike it" •
..
m•••••1.1
• "Now," • asked the teacher, "who
can tell•ene what an oyster is?" Sil-
ence fOr tt, moment, while small brows,
Were knit in strained effert at-rethem-
hiance. 'then little Tommy's facial
muscles relaxed, and eagerly raised
his hand. "I know," he triumphant•
' announced. "An oystgr IS a ' fish
built like a nut." " •'
THE LATE MR: ANSON McKIM.
As Seen By His Pastor.
•
• -LThe .following • striking : tribute to
the late Mr. Anson .McEitin --tvaao Ke-
eentli given by Rev.. . Frederick
Griffin, pater of _the _Church of- 'the
Messiak, Montreal; where the decease
ed`woraliippe.d for So many, years and
With which. he was so 'closely identi-,
4ed, sharing the responsibilities • of
oflide With his accustomed zealous
care: . , •
' . "The true wealth of a nation is its
• men. -That nation is rich which Alas
• citizens t•.4 forge and geoerout, na-
ture of gifts trained by high purpose
And faithful industrY, Men --of -uner-
ring rectitude and unimpeachable
•levity of character., Mr: Anson
Xim Whose' death vNAVREnounced re-
.ZAM-BIJK UPPlit2-MONTHS
After 2 Years' IiiseleSs treatineut.'.
.1; tiTehhe-gitaalV than that "Of iestr:17--
. mints,' that It has cured In Many etteea -
-w4On- all other' -thitraellts-::hatre •TailerL
• One such'instanqe 1st that of Mr. Earle
E.• Gardiner, - Marquis, --Sisk:, who
• writes: •' "For • two years I...entered
With a had attack of saltlheum on my ,
feet.' During those tsve years i tried
every known renikiy, but could ;and
nothing .that would cure the disease.
Then: L heard -of- Zameltuk, and COM^
• nonce& using .it. •Aftei- tke first few
applicittiona noticed an improve -4
• ment, and this eneeureged. me. to con-
tinue:. " Althotigh had suffered for
two: Years, after only titre months'
treatrntrediv.iti?h Zimatuk •I 'tian core!
.edetly,•.' was- each -a -pitmen. - •
ainBuk is equally good- for etzema,
ulcers, ale -asses, blood -poisoning, elite,.
.cold „sores, chapped -hands, chilblaios,
•eruptions, etc. At all drug stores; 50c.
box, of from Zam-Buk Co.Toronto.., '
from the .best Stock in our 'Canadian
life; being endowed with these
ex-
ceptuonal abilities Which enabled him_
to take , by •sheer, merit a foremost
place- in the liusines8 life .of the
country, , and with those dispositions
• and ideals which won for him such
affection and • honor , as come to few
"He continued in his nature the
or
Granulated Eyelids.
cmark
Eyes hxfianied by ex rounded and •balanced• life. ,The saga-
ontrasts ;which th 1
e wel -
-r276Wireitilii; ter/Or-To
•"-Jake the' Honie-Happy
• sure toSus.Dastandifind .city. which Made him . successful in
S
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 'large ankexacting business . • enter-,
EyaRemedyMoSmartiT rises wa.-kne more striking than the -
Your Druggnee 50c per lionle. 'Kites Eye
elianizest,Se.„5 orraM6bilmeZythltene
-4:),,Xngginr°*-¢Tr..72.111COrItITICOGEV-GeiaMIZZi:
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When buying your Piano
• insist on having an
"OTT() H1 G EL" .
PIANO'AOl ION
ABsoRsiNE
TAnE PAR& iit,'S.U.t.PA' OFT.
Reduces Bursa! Enlarge -men*,
Thickened,, Swollen Tissue',
-Curbs., Filled Tendons, Sore --
nen from Bruises or Strains;
o stops Spavin Lameness, allays pain.
Does not blister, remove the hair or
lay up the horse. $2.00 a bottle
at druggists or delivered. Book 1 M free.
ABSORBINE, JR., for mankind -an
antiseptic liniment for bruises, cuts, wounds; •
strains, painful, swollen veins or glend It
heals and soothes, 111,00 a bottle at
Jrug-
gist or postpaid. Will tell you more tf you •
write. Made in the U. §. A. by
W. F. YOURS, D. E. 516 lymaselifeg,, biontreal,
ilbsorbhns cid Absorb*. Jr.. We made la
95 -- ON
JpwFutLarey TRIAL
3 Arnett/am
01ARAPRITIL .
cREAM
SEPARATOR
4801.,DrRoposmori to send
new, well =We, espy running,
perfect aSinneing 'moulder for
,0013,11111.96. Closely aim warrn
orcold =ilk. Makes !wavy or lied
cream Bowl meander', encrust,
etadly cleaned, Different front
.picture, which. illustrates larger
capacity tasellines. See cur easy
. Monthly Payment Plan
Shipment', made ordroptly•frein
Winnipeg; alate..•Terente. One..
and St. Sohn, le. Whether
dairy iajlaws or small, write for
handaattie free cataarasid easy
'.payznont plan, .-
AMERIcom SEPARATOR CO.
no* uica • RaislotiAvol, NL
. .
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THE Luttrr FIREPRIX1P MORT '
• itont.ut 11111 41i;
Thu liptztt of America at /gays
kagnitado and Chum:Wadies' •
isaratitiAti
= ••.231;010intiallflit.Ant •
DAB Wniti,Pros. J. W. atoitlfdr.
•
How To Tell The Age.
• Town 1,..fadY (in country): --"Row old -
is - your = cow?" = Farfner-•taYTwO."."•'-
,Town Lady -:"How can. you telt that?"
1.Farneere.--"By the horns, ,Town Lady •
"---"Two of 'then:. Of course?: liovr
stnpid!"
v•-•
Doctor Tells Mai To Strengthen
Eyesight 50 per Cent In One
Week's Timeln Many instance,-
-A Free Prescription You Can Have
sympathy which made him A generous ' ' Filled and Ilse at ;House.
supporter of seores of hurnenitarien ' '
abfdf".4.3htt&m -211to .e...Or4tgareLgetil;nhd. icdhe;:reroP"et11;':11114.t''''''-'3°-:'
y soiLef tobe toss to knoW that ac iitp to
rir.ra+-
hirge,ThldertnkingyVes ylaTizare-dif.--- jai:it-if:0 Tvegliiieilizire/V; lairiQiii-ge hi 'A%
apicucres, than the gentleness and zrefuiregeoloceIrthironti4 the Bchile of this oh-
Astonigllingry wide Circle of friends,, ;ago cri.:no2a Nmow I cir dread everythisng without witty
trying it: . "t :4t.Ca ri= bli:213; %Tile= aglel;
friendlineds which endeared hitt to, an
young and old. A list of the positions °Wit'. 91eY IJuitYlIait do not
tticrfkoltilitta;M: El:titFY.mice.4
litte-iiioNienients"-woutd glow ,th
clubs, nt-the church and in public N'vel- blur yiith or without Osseo, but otter using this
e ver- clear t b
.1;1 141,,,,i40 nolo.
. I can even read fine prim wit out 411/388 "
which 4o ...held' . in business life d who used It saw !The.atmosphere settned
preccnptien for •fifteen days . overrating '000Ing
Weak, puny babies are a constant -
care lb tireci mothers and are, subject
to 'manydiseases that do not affect
healthY children, ,• ° •
. •
Keep your children in good health.
See thaLthelr boWeiS InOre regularly
-especially during t'he teething period.
This is a distressing time in the life
of every child and the utmost re -
caution should be taken_tokeeltthenu
well and strong, •
'• lly the consistent ute of ' •
• Mrs.. Winslow s
Socithing-Synip
it is possible to avind "many 'childish
• ills now so prevalent. '
It is a Corrective for diarrbcca, colic
and other infantile ailments. It soothes .
• the, fretting baby and permits the
• child to Sleep welt and grow healthy.
' It brings comfort and relief to both
,child and mother.•
Mrs Winslow's
Soothing Syrup
. .1-
•
Makes .Cheerful, -
Chubby ,Children
Is abseil:telly non-narcotic: It eon -
tains no opium, morphine, nor any•of
their cierivativisAt besoothiree, pleas-
ant and harmless. Fa generations
'Mothers in 'all parts of the world have
Used it and millions of babies have
been benefited by it,
neer a beats War eed •
•, have It 'mode ,
Relieve end•Proteet Your Childreert
Sad druggistsin Canaria ad
• thovgliimt the *odd
' Wouldn't 'Disturb Hint. •
''Sorry, sir," said the 'rural police-
man,- producing his netebook; "hut
you've exceeded the speed Unlit by ten
miles or itiore.'. • ,
"I ,have done ,nothing of the kind,"
:retorted the motorist, "and,. :baffles-
,
"Well, if you •°don't believe •me
call the sergeant; bent' as it -was !An
nytook the:titheIfeN-tti-the'Pigety
Y(14)reonq trouble t.o do' that, vas the
prompt reply: Would' sooner pay
fifty thnes.then disturb the sergeant
at •his-ntealtet'-
• The Nova - Scotia Linnber- Xing
says:• '
"I consider MINARD'S LINIMENT
the best LINIMENT in use.
-I-got my foot badly *furled -lately.
I bathed it well .with . MINARD'S
LINIMENT and it %YRS aS well as ever
•'Yo s very truly, ,
G. 1VIe.MULLEN.-
, , •
She Fixed Them. •
A ,little girl tibout litre or six,years
old was sent by ,her sister to pod
letter. ' As the letter was- heavy she;
wite told to have,it weighed and, if
necessary, t6 buy' and affix another.
stamp.
• To the surprise of her siator, She re
turned triumphantly with the penny, ,
-. "Didn't you get it weighed ?" said
the sii t •
• "Oh, Lai'. replied • the • ‘'Vee
4€witeli nobody A:fl lookiP,g popPed it
,
, •
ISSUR,No. , atitatritts, Vestment (lire". tolds, ,
•
:ea aatteiiiitrY- abfm-heltalents
as's-ureenthe. and
oinii‘d
indi-
dveoltulee nd
iiiiitlit°buditoirsntdciOrFolio/nimthruinetleletnilliillietnergieltaislei!
rosp.44._ -
Y!ni,u,li no _ ace. 00 55 to btf.spared this triUlo and ezpenso
• “He loved music and •pictures, he ,----
rejoiced gelhe beauties of nature,
was fond of healthful sports, was a
readerof good boolo, and •delightful
in the companionship of friends; he
.took his lifeowork'seriously,--but felt
that the greet work Of life was to
spread abroad a larger --and • ,more
generous ,happiness among his A'elloW
'• •
men.
"Ile made Mentreal. and . Canada
richer through his living tend has left
them poorer by his death.". "
Making Sure Of It.
"It's a line morning, Mike," said the
squire. •
- "It's a foine •hiorpin', your honor
and ladyship.. Au' sure,1 had foine
drame last night," ,
'-"What did you dream, Mike?" en-,
qUired the Indy. •
.4Sure, 1,drim't his honor gave • me
alrpetind of baccy, and your ladyship
gave me' a poend f tay!" - •-
"'Oh," laughingly replied the squire,
"but you know, Mike, dream's go by
contraries."
"ShOre, then, your honor cot give
me the Pound att.:1y,, and her, ladyship
can give the pound of bacey." .
1
Vddatla.
atinarirk4Anisitont thwesi Itiotomnet.'
alio, stock is a Valuable instrument;
but the 'fellow' whiP invented it never
intended that people -.should, it and
watch it. „
of ever gstting glasses. Eye troubles of rainy
descriptions may be wonderfully benefited by., •
&flowing the simple rules. Here Is tho prescrip-
tion: Go to ally active druz stern and gct
betel: cif Bon,..qpts. tableto.. k-irop oric liote-tipto
a.„getirtis.
.to dindtto:' With this flint& bathe the eyes •
two to four times daily- Wu should .notice -
eyes dear up perceptibly right from the start and .
inflammation will .quiekly distuf.peer. If your
eyes aro bothering you, even little, take steps
to save thern now before it is too /Ate. .Many
hoPeleselr blind ntight, have boon saved if they
had cared for their ercs in One, •
Note: Another pro:Wheat rhysiclin to whOrd,the
above article was submitted. said: 'Bon-Or,to is a
very remarkable remedy. Its constituent ingredient" •
are wellosvn to kneminent eye apericlista atid widely
prescribed by tbem.., Tbe manuracturero guarantee '
to atithethen eyekilath•tti prr Ocut In ono preit'a limo
In man.v Instances or retund the mimeo!. it enn bit •-•
obtained troin anY cord druecist and is one or tha
giliretaleaPrbetrigtri Volt icesUbi)uld_utin
Drug co., Store 4. Toronto. int.ifotir owes. 41,
Your il.iisigslpdanot. '
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ANADIAN
WANTED FOR . THE
NAVY. ROYAL
Canadians *Wanted for the Royal Naval Canadian Volunteei
Reserve for Irnmediate overstLes service, Only -men of -good
•• Character and good physique accepted.
Pay 41.10 MininiuM Oar day -Free Kit.
$20.00 per Month Separation Allowance, t
„ • • • .. fro
taretleneed Ole* Item 3o, to 4D., Slid OO
, 15 te 16 ateelithl for orrice in !e CANADIAN
• NAVAL PATROLS for defend, of the COWS.
Apply to' CCOAt113111011i3 AtiktittliS JAIVAS
iteernititittafficonOoterio Ate*, .
• 103 :street, TORONTO, of
•Dept. of tilts Novai Service
OTTAWA