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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1917-03-01, Page 7• LITTLE WORRIES IN ;THE HOME These Bring, the ▪ 'Wrinkles and Pallid races That Make Women ed as modern write$ eorrespendent cgs. "..m..P.'"."...111.161016.1011.4ereteeelosol: ^ ••• tv „Spring Clothe's I "Going up on High?" FLUNG UN ,MILES AN HOUR. FEED THE BIRDS IN WINTER. Encourage the Children to Preserve: Retter try the low gear first, ' ieritish Cove Vaster Than the Wind. Liird Life ot the Neieliihollaood• 1 The human engind must • ' reeding birds in winter m a de- have the right kind of fuel. I An aerial ecout that cannot regie- , . lightful and inexpensive recreation, aa a A ter ha the neighborhood ef 140 miles t0 4° thing$' im 'hour en the straightaway 'or in quip. wou. Power •_, it costs little in three food or e LC* PreMaltrely Old.. 1 'Irish. crochet ae a dress trimming the benefit from this form of applied Almost every Woman, at the heed was brough Orme Paris very recently. 'winter to flit and chfyp around the terial that is easily digested. of n lime meets daily many little' :been. permitted to take a. look -in at worries in her household ff "r On a dress of tvhite Georgette there dooryard and is one of the im ortant ° • ,a al 0. The were large epoelsets of Irish crochet means of preserving bird life. • • ' IP Sit dd d Wh t ° re e ea i„.. t. ...the British Flying Corps. As high as , . 1$ a. Aillgu- DO miles an hour may be sittained ia care of her little 'ones, the work lace, and an edging, to match finished An increase' in the number of birds about the house all .contribute to these ; power food the kind' that . running "down hill" or in diving out the large bertha on theeewaist. . mens that more of them will nest '' Qt e. bop, -- evereles.-----Most--ofethern mar -be- toone-----•------t---w--- - "0- T ----let --t-- -th"-- t''' - - ressea 0 w z e ser it so egm o m e reee ie sPring an become • Fighting in thesair far classed as, "'-t----- - - d'-----fftla a mail or Wirrial.fot the - , .. Otani' tee•notice an hew' aftekwarde, make their appearance Some very at- our eummer companiens. They will A f' rk-just , • "%re by the British airmea who ay. • but they, constitute a constant etrain tAaY S',, wo enough . _. tractive medels are seen, brightened sing.their thanks and -e -contribute to .. e that affects the blood and the nervest „,....., plore the difficulty of ceaxing the ely- h- d"th"felandfle •h. muscle making material, ere an there we touches o , e beauty an charm o t e nog - -Juot• ing Fritzies from the ground when a Oriental ernbroideride. ' lborhood, -• • enough heat -making =ter- ! map is i,. ..f • . . - anent, and eliddren pafticularly ,eivoy comes fron is "level air" as it is called, is not clan - food that •hes been 'revived egain. 'rho lidea nature study. It attracts birds all rich in niusclrAuilding Ina- of New Yo'rls newspaper" who bee and make women look prematurely ;old, The effeet of these little worries , eleety be noticed sick or aertous• headache§ fickle rePpetite, tiredness after slight eaertiondand the corning og wrinkles which every vioniazi • dreads. •To those • thus afflicted Hr. Plok' Pills offer a. SPeedY eeurei a restoration of color '• to the • theelte, brightness tO the eye',,a4heartY appetite and a sense of treedoin from e *I-Sark:esp. .Among the many thou- ' *Sande ef-Clanadren women •who haee `found • new health ..and sfrength through these pills is Mrs, Ge Stras- ser, Acton West, Ont., who sayse-e- "I an the mother of three children and after .each Ihecame terribly run down. I had. thin blood, ale ways.felt tired, and unable to do my leousehedd work. After the birth of and blue used around the bottom of a my third child I seemed to be worse! pleated White net frock give a meet and was very Wily run dovea. I found wolf hunt in which both Russians the greatest benefit from the Pills and , ' soon gained. my old.time strength. ° • deed after taking them I felt as well • as in my giiihood; and • could take pleasure in my work. I also used Baby's Own Tablets for,p47 little ones and have found them triplendid medi- cine for ehildhood ailinentS," Dr. Williamsr Pink Pills are sold by alltdcalers in medicine • or you can proeure them by mail at 50 eents " a boxsor six boxes for $2.50 • from The Dr. ' Williams', Medicine Co., • Brockville, Ont. • , . The aleoreless'jumper is another new; •Every bird kept fronestarring when I • The great 'speed` attained' is ace0M- departure to which wornen have taken acrid weather, ice and snow stint off its Jo to keep the body:. in top...! panieci by no'sense of speed • what - kindly. It slips on over the head and natural f ood• supply will destroy hurl- , ' eyer, nothing like the, thrill' Of forty notch condition. Shredded is worn en. the outside of the skirt on drpdi Of. caterpillars, grubs, borers, . . • a fifty miles an hour in a rnotor car the order- .ek the 'favored Russian beetles and insects that would•prey-on . . eat is • ready -cooked, 1 with the sense of trees whiezing by blouses: The . accompanying sketch flowers, vegetables, fruit, foliage or , ready -to -eat.. 'Two Piscuits'. and a;humpy road beneath, . in the shows ane of jurnPere developed field crePs. It is :far: better to feed . • •.. - . re - • 4 .. <Amon of a young British 'filer . who in the new dotted fabrics.: The jun*. ; birds now than to grow crops for in- , . talked with the correspondent. Med- buoy spranits,„ strains, toothache; • s 4• Wall . inihg ,nitaKe a nourisn bruise§and' muscle soreness. er is wiern Weer a plain blOuse and a ' wide; to devour. later: " , Ing meal at a cost. of a few ern- army -fliers de not car the wind .. The best, foods for birds in rwinter . Cents. Illatle in. c , .,. and laugh at a gale, nothing short.'of ., Mali dmitglits.. g54,50,0•• -arAd $1499. , iJ41 „ IV" 'red 0114 feet feel. re. *eked after an application • of -Sloan's Liniment, do,not rub, it penetrates and soothes. - " Cleaner ,than mussy. platers or ointirteuts, does not ataitl the skin. • Have. a bottle handifor rheu- matic pains, neuralgia, gout, lum- box-pleated skirt. It has neve, U-shap- ed pocket*. eneletlie ,waistline-la-elefin- ed by a narrow belt. s Clothes for Small Children • Clothes for very little tots show some very interesting points. For the tiny girl's party *treks there arelbelcuitsieor other bread, hempseed, daintiest of white net frocks all fluffy nut meats of all kinds, especially pep.. - with frills and narrow pink and blue ' nuts, whole or rolled. oats, peppers, ribbons., Alternate rows of pale.pink popcorn, purnPleip or' squash seeds, raw or boiled rice, sunflower se.eds and wheat. • , • • ',Food houses can be made with solid roof and glass on three sides to. per- mit observation and at the same time' to protect the -food anjd the birds. If mounted on a pivot and supplied. with: a vane, the wind. •will revolve it • so the open side will always„be sheltered. Birds appreciate a supply of water in winter. • This should be given daily In a Weep dish. "" -' • Keep a pot of water in the ;garden it nesting season. Swallows, robins _and phoebes will wall their netts with the mud gathered from a wet spot of this kind -other birds, will. make use Of' feathers, bits of wool, twine and straws. • • •• • • The eat -is the greatest'etterny-ofethe bird. Homeless cats should be de- stroyed,4nd pet cats should be kept in the houKe. • are:Oat:ere other at pork '• indi, 0. , 4 r .,•, a : hurricane. can stop them. Low i bone t with slirede of meat, coked * - ' • . clouds and, 'ground 'Mists are more meats, cut up apples, 'birdeeed, uck- MARRIAGE IN FRANCE. • • ' feared Oleo high winds, not an the wheat, crackers, ' crumbs,- etovianut • meat, cracked corn, broken dog bis- Ceremony is Perfornied by the Mayor, Who Receives No Salary. , ., THE WOODS IN. WINTER. To a T:rne toyer Of Nature Old Trees . . - Inspire a Feeling b1ererence. Probably there is no more widely • • diffueed sentiment of the 'iMpersonal • and unselfish 'sn'rt•• than the love of nn- ture. •Witnese the-sWaeins of surnaier ---'vacatiimises who endure-not:a -little- disCOMfort tie be nearer to the "great - out of doors,: even though that ehall, • mean nothing beyondacountry hotel • and ite ceritig.ueus -fields and pastures. .To.the•greatl-majeritye natere,to - charmonust come With a sniffing face. Green fields and shnlit,meadows, cool 'woods *.murmuring to a slimmer hieeie; a.;ealin or payful sea; moun- tains bathed -lir moonlight and look- ing properlY phantemlikefrom a snug , _veranda; vrith the hum, ef human - voices to temper their wild and. fan.. • etastic: beattty-tliese bring jut the note of of. reassurance- ne,eded• to . make thern,Pleasurable to the Casual. exciir- . sionist. • Thoie who truly rove. nature will not lie So easily satisfied. wjlil•end ,furious see, hurling it- delf headi�ton onelY 'beach or Jutting headland, in the inky blackness • of 'a ttailess nightea .field, seeming. tie . power% berieeth" the lash of a. aanuere /jade, •mountairie half hidden in snow- ' •Storrnt which appear. bent upon buty: • ing even thee colossal forms, • or - standing revealed ih• dre,,ad distinct- ness under .blinding flashes 'of 'light- :, nings-these move the adePt to heights of „ecstasy not to be compared . with t11hlrn-d-elifoYment meats. • ' • . And so it is with the woodkeiti-Win- ter. . To those%who have the proper ' reverence for trees and who can readilyr Understand. that e sturdy . and • inajestie. oak. that late flung its armsefearleesly againit the wind for a tiundz:ed ears should come to be wor- Shipped-by the Mere Weak arid' grovel - lin. ac of men belesy, a wood is al- ways a sanctuary, to be entered with qeiete tread and hushed voiee. How `mtich•more-iinpressive i$ it, then, when eiteh'indielduat tree 'stands, stark and colde like "a soul 'awaiting judgmeot, when the thin and liteles ray e .ofethe • winter:On intrude where e hot glare • .74.3.5eee"SeS-58$ TheNier_Sleeveless Iriniper Pleated Skirt. faseihating effect. 'There are reticles Of. silk; voile and fine linen, too, for the little ones.. - These are" trimmed with • line hand embroidery, Irish .,erochiA lace 61',11'1:19.ckitkgy which' is Often developed in colors.. The com- bination of white soutache braid With bend embroidery on fine white linen dress is quite novel and very effective. • •The emelt boy is, ziot forgotten ;while daiiity things are 'being prepared for his 'little sister. .For. his seciardutieS there toe' little suits .pf white. ineire with •eleort jackets and colored vests. 'The :Vest end "collier may be of pink, green,. blue; of yellow moire.. These snitstef sulk are all very well ter • parties, .but•for school they are made t • of colored linens, poplin, rep and •ehambray, With middy jackets or manly little Norfolk ceats ,fire the suits of thus type. . ' ,These. patterns may -be 'obtained from youielocal MeCall dealer or froan The McCall eeCompariy, 70 Bond St.' Torento. Department W. PLENTY' OF FUN AT THE FRONT- British*Captain- on Leave in New -York'. ••• Gives Some Trench Impretsions. • 'Capt. Pati Carcoran, of the Royal Engineers; on leave in New York, has been tellirig an interViewee about lui- . of a summer,neon could never enter, „ inor at the front.' Paets of the inter- , • _when ite seteets ti44))rI revealed, fon.. - branches as if seeking ih a fury • fez. --.---------theeleaveseto-whicheitewhispered 'gee erets forgatten.'June.. • Vue in the treneheSI With -.Sfittle' droPping all around and .blewhegethe, 'bodies cif youi. coinrades into red f,rag- reents! 'What do the acildiers do, I wondered, when this is happening ?i :The Frenehmen 'ting, this •"eaptaia told me." Not to keep up their cout- age, but _joyously, exultantlY. . • .‘!And.the British?" , "They lay bets on 'what, the .next shell Wilt de." • , ' .Corcoran enlitted as ar..pri- :vitti.-IfwOriderettehow- --leeetearreer-ete: get his cormnission. • • . "So did I," he Said. '.‘1, Was •earry- ing' despatches to ,4jilteretit places within our sector.; couldn't go to an- . o other sector ,without special ordere._ •Buf one -day tiat asked to take a eleepatch.to wielhereeector Red teek. it When I came. back, they Made Me a lieutenant. Nothing at all had hap - belled, and I couldn't understand it. I didn't have" any ,phil that I knew of, and, besides, piing don't 'count nowadaya. • ; ' . "They,told me. a while later," he ade 'Acid, "that I was the seventh man 1 • combined With good 'Judgment- . counts in business •now-a.days. Grapc?Nuts •'11)0D supplies- balanced nourishment for . sturdy inuadeli and active brains. TWO. a. Reason" 0 01,610. In price, quail% or Om of paaltsgc BABY'S OWN TABLETS • OF -GREAT HELP 0. Mrs. Wm. 'Artiett, Ancaster, Ont., writes have used . Baby's • Ow.11 Tablets .for three years for my little girl and baby boy. 1 ImVe found them of the greatest -help during the teething period and always • keep Mon 'in the house," :-.The Tablets aid teething babies because they. regulate. the stinnach and bowils,•, thus prevent- ing constipationi- diarrhoea !rude_en vulsions 'They-prOMote - healthful' sleep and keep baby well and happy. They are sold by medicine dealers dr bersmaileat 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine, Ce„, Brockville, ROSTAND'S How a Trend) Poet Recovers, His _ . Mental and. Physical Powers. The French poet, Rostand, word: int. to a 'recent dispatch froia has his own peculiar method Of re- habilitating his Mental and physical powers: he • goes to bed and stays there.' A friend ofthe'poet says 'that •he is taking an of three . . • . rilonths, whieh he es passing in bed in his hause at banilaii. He sees no one except the -servant; everyone -takes - care to.rnake no noise in thy house", and the poet treceives no" letters Or cominunicetions .froni the, •,.outside world except through newspapers -- the War acaninting foe this compro- mise of what would otherwise be .per - feet isolation, • • . . He has taken one or two of thole solitude cures before -once When .he wee working_ eon Cyraziovande once when he was slightly ill. " He is not working particularly durink this (eve, excentefer somee-reading. Ie-was- feelingout of sorts fpr- tome • weeks before he took it, which aecounts for his decision. ". have a remarkabie 'eleet on -his 'health. He'gnins &great deal in weight -loses his habitual nervousnest, recovers his powers a working hard, and generally becomes his old genial' self again. . • • MansonVille, June 27, '13. Lininient (10., Limited. • Yarmouth, N. S. Gentlemen, -It affords me great plasure and must be gratifying to .Yousetteeitnuer that_ aftert'using 36 bOttles• of your Lirilinent on 'a' ease of paralysis whit% Tay father was afflict- ed with, 1 Was able to restore him.to normal condition. Hoping' otheresuf- ferers may. be benefited by the use of your 1,-intrnent,-1-anr, - • ' Sineerely youre, " - CEO. He 'HOLMES. - , Bees Do Not Injure Fruit. An agricultural society in Italy has carried out a thorough investigation of the alleged injury of fruit by bees, and has completely. exonerated the latter. Bees are unable to perforate sent out with that dispatch. The first the skin of fruit, and it is only iri. six were killed. ," cident,elly dna they suck the Mule "I don't IchOw what ourboye will of 'fruits ,iejured by ()thee natural . de When it's all over; they're an USed t•ntt5Ts, • . . to War that peace Wilt probahly-eonie hard for a while. • ' a Sore Oranulaind Eyelid. "Serious4r, now, I don't know solaiv who is even dreaming of peace. 'EYelf inflamed by eefroe . emir trlatilr DiNiand Wind 1 They diditt want war, but now it is • ." ' YeS rie t re kly elieved by Media here,- they're going:- to -carry 'it, through. yorawy.Nosolattini-t.-- Ariti• they're going to have I ; just Eye Comfort, At all the. fun they can out of it , while Yonf D ' bee 504 Isar Bottle. Molise Ey* Stilvflbau eo2Sc. Forlleekaltheryefreesek Dtuggfoteer Nadia f.yi Nen* Co. , t Moja it lasts."' • t • , The ISexea\ Dress Alike, In Lapland men Alla women' (kiss exactly alike - 111 tunios, leather lorieehea, wrinkled stOtkings And pointed stems, . ' Painting twin inipleinents apt ve- hielee In. a good odd job for winter; Of course he,te are all muter coVer. , , When Japan Wasn't Modern. Only; forty; years ago the Japanese* went to battle clad from head to toot in armour', mut wearing hideous masks to frighten the misty. , ;4•44.16144...4 illareneen Isiainunit Comes Mountie**. ISSUE No": British soldiers billeted in the small - the lines have often been surprised at e Does iter Bit the notices of marriage 'posted outside the offices of the mayors of the vari- ous communes.' For the ,majoeity of 'the inhabitants have departed for safer places farther from•the fighting zone.- The explanation is simple. When a couple decide to marry, in France notice of their iritentioa must be posted 'for about three'. weeks in the respective cominunes of the bride and bridegroom, and .in the communes Where their respective parents reside. It often happens therefore, that four different notices 'of maeriage have to be displayed, and refugees from. vil- lages in the War zone must have their notices displayed. in the usual way in their own villages.• • -The "eereniiiiiy" pe-rfOrniell by the. Mayor. A French metre. is not. as an English mayor.. There ire 36,000 may- ors: for the 30,000 cemmunes; of Fiance. The Mayor is unpaid, his :duties are much more onerous than those of, the chairman of an English district council, his office is often part of the SWAP school, and• he is, usually assieted by the village sehool- master, who acts as secretary to the minimum, and who, by reason ef his official position, is •ineligible for the post of mayor. - &marriage costs,no- thing. It is 'conducted usually in the council chamber by the mayor; Who for the occasion always ties the tri- color ,around his waist. Usually delivers a little homily to the newly: - married, couple, and also cusuallei- ex- Wites his time-honored -privilege. of right and the rest will beerightsDociel's the'brfae. Kidney Pelle-keep, the kidneys -right. • CANADA'g,DISABEED SOLDIERS. ground of pereenal safety, but inter - tering as they. 6o very seriously with a wide 'range of useful work. . ' • er French towns aod villages behind Sh In P,atriotic Work And Tells of Beneat •Received From Dodd's kidney Pills. 14Its. EL 'Standish Strong,. Hearty and Enthusiastic at Sixty-two, Ad- vises Others to Use Dodd's Kidney Pills. • Ayers Cliff', Stanstead Co„ Que., Feb'y 19th (Special.) -One. of, , the most enthusiastic patriotic workers in thiWalstriet" IfIrs.'H: A. Standish: Though sixty:two years of age • her splendid health enables her to. keep house, for three hearty men and Still have time and strength to devote to the welfare of the boys in the trenches. And Mrs. Standish Will tell' you idle Owes that abundant health to Dodd's Kidney Pills.. • "I-muiit 'say that Dodd's Kidney Pilts are very good for dick kidneys," Mrs. Standish states. • ‘havd'recom- mended them• Many times for rheuzaa- tism `as they helped me. very much for that disease. You an say for me that Dodd's. Kidney Pills ere beneficial for everyone who. it troUbled with bad kidneyi." . ' 'The kidneys are •". the %keystone- of. oman's health.. Keep the kidneys fibromata Liniment Curios The . Boss Colds. pto: • • ••••'A.- Stiredish tirMegrocnti, an-iong'ffie middle and' lower_'classea, carriefLA whip. . This is an emblem •of .his au- thority in the •domestic .circle. THE NATION'S -9-pn7 Healthy Babies Properly reared children'grow op- to be *Irony,' healthy citteene Many 'diseases to which cliiidr Ten arc suaccpt-ibirLfirs!:•in4ioatc. their prrsence in the bowels. The careful mother should watch her child's bowel •rnove-, MentS and Mrs. Window's ,So-othingSyru It is a -corrective for diarrhoea, colieand other aihnenti to which children are suleject ispecialty . during the teething -period.. It is absolutely:non-narcotic and . contains • n eit h e r opium, morphine. nor ,any of their de- rivatives. , - . Mrs VVinslow's Soothing Syrup Makes Cheerful, Chubby. Children Soothes the fretting child denig. the trying period of itOievelop- ment an.d thus kivc,4Pq,st and rdief to both' child:4nd Mother. Buy a bottle today 'and, keep 11,handy 441 all dorggi'se lir Canada find . throkehota ihr uorid • 4.4 • 4 • • Sloans. Littitriont /04.4.5 PAIIY RABBITS WANTED. 2-3. bES. Write A. BARBOUR 248 College $t,. Toronto . The 'Easiest Way. , - 'She bad two boys. The mother wished net only to give them a serious idea of.her desire to make them gooel, but also to make dear to their minds the gravity of the task before her. At , the end cif a particulariy touching ad ' juratien, five-year-old. 'Francis was suddenly pvercome with the impos- sibility of ever -attaining his' inetheS'a ideal-, • "Dont' try to make us good ,m6-• ther," he said, earnestly, ASIuet shoat' ' "Why' cell me the, consiuner ?"" ask- ed tree guy •wlio pays the bills. "Ml r do is produce.1", Military Hospital Commission's Care -of Teberculosis-Patients, For a _epeeific_ and sypicel easeetake that of Corporal J.oneS, wounded:. at Ypres, suffering fromshell-sheck and tuberculosis -who, after three months in an English hospital; is sent' home' to Canada, :and roe:en:mended for six Months! treatment at the Laturentide Inn, Ste. Aga.the, • under Dr. J. B. • Awe. °leas A patient, Corporal Jones,has tvve Weeks' complete -rest in bed, with - three -hearty emealse and three pints. •of-ietilk-pe-t day. :-Tlieil liel beedineg-a--Cliiiir B pall'e-nt •'-iill-i-iides 1. his 'bed for •• a' comfortablecanvas chair on a yerandah, 'Wheee• he lies all day breathing the health -giving Lau. rel.:flan air. • ' .. - • . • • At the end of two months he hes ,gained 16 pounds., andpartlyrecoVee- ed from :shell -shock. After another 0 e- • %stew" • „..,•• !ire &ACC -:-:s examinatioti, Di; Byers prescribes • fif- -to* teen minutes' :exercise ' morning and --..e...,,eiee!ler.• •' .iii.. 'gowine ' eeds afternoon, 'So now every day Corporal , ,, .r „ . IrSON.IT waste yotir .efforts and Aiwa. on a ds of - --r- - V • Jones puts oo. his anttees,..gripit, hie '..---''' .- .....-•. e•• . ae questionable •quality. Buy Bruee.s. For 66 years we have sold seeds ' and each Year made • satisfied cane; and walks leisurely tip and. down • 'Customers; Lucre the itici.eas of ,yoUr garden by selecting 4 4 from •the Ilst below, ' _ • and around . the gloriously-Ormented e Sruee't hresegay Oolieetiltdi tireeti -Pas-6 separate. colors- billS. Everi'Veelc his 'exercise is pro- .t., , 2Se. .pektpsid. Bruco'it. Tall' or Dwarf Collection Nasturtium- s .1 1 .. 04. 44 % A 'separate colore---256. postpaid. 6. separate coil:TS-2Se. liostpaid.4 Bruce's Empire CollectiOn ' longed, hei fifteen roieutes, until at lest ramie "ti•TIMSff-ISTielifTife-,Iiii-is- 1 -' • . . taught -eted-leiesketryi- Asa- -Clais C:- I,L,,,,, ',111 4. co rpgr al, , Jones 'lay in, , 1.14_01 .• 4k)01111NIKI - lieV4711r-41‘.. , .. ,'•;:iw, filiart . (_,....3.- r ._ „tril.lir,.._.:._______,......i.. • • i Noie irrtztor4,."*, n.go.._t.7i • Sweet Corn -Peep OADay.... $ lb. 10c. • 1 ib. 36c. postpaid Beans -Refugee Wax .. , . .'. y ib, 154: T11). 50a. pottpaid t ess---Earty Settler • . 4 ie. epee 1 lb. 40c. postpaid' ... '' '4f;e0 1* . ' Tr-y-thent,--L-Salonaidl-varisiles-----, ,••:.., Flower Seeds, Plants and Balbe, Poultry Supirlies, etc:, PBEB. Virrite to -day for tindsoniely illustrated • catalogue 0 Vegetables, Farm and . , JOHN A. BRUCE & CO. Limited Hintilten ._ . . Canada he has four hours. daily. '" • - Proper feed, water, heusing and care] are required to enable hens to preiduce *Chicken ,fat is good for shortening or, frying. • Soak " it "for ten ,minutes in cold salted water, then try it out in a rather conl oven, pouring the fat off as fast aa it melts. azinarese'.-Linfluent pitssinseria: • , -A'Bird in -the- J.danth_-_•_.-, - Norah, if it tVasn't for Tir- rence O'Brien ' that do be courtin' ye, I'd be after haVin'.sonialitif to say' to ye mesilf night." "It'S very considerate 'ye are, Mr. biit did ye niver hear that- prieinte-company•it,alentys acciptedi" , apirwinignig lpwo miss „ pRO,„..."12‘SAKING ...ewes for sala In rcaoral Onitistrilet .essu tams; linter,w1R4 fit all irsiolossses, ren tnronrAtieti en application to 'Mixon roblishies Colts .aany. 78 West Adelaide Street. Toront 111180014LANBOIR. • .444 ANCER, LUMPS. /LTC, ‘.../ internal and external. eitrea out pain by (Aur hone treatment: us tiefore tam Rate. Dr. DeiNnan Merilcal Co., Limitea, Collingwoold'OM• *hell buying your 'Piano Inaba on having an . OTTO. HiCIit.4" PIANO.... ACTION' 11,••• g91. i THE LARMT. REPROOF RESORT notrti.KA.itt. woith .411v," Thosilpirit of America, at plays Staailitutl• anci Cheerfniaara • AMERICAN PLAN - 3101110PSAN( wart a. a waste, Pres. J. W. Mott. War. • DAT E NTS IN ALL COUNTRIES Book “Patent Protection" Free BABCOCK itc SONS Formerly Patent Office Examiner. Estab. 1877 9! ST. JAMES ST.* MONTREAL . Branches: Ottawa and Washington Will reduce Inflamed. Strained Swollen Tendons, Ligaments, orMuseles.Stopsthelainenessand • pain froin a Splint, Side Bone ot Bone Spavin.. No blister, vo hair gone and horse can be used. IQ a bottle at druggists or delivered. De. scribe your•case for,special untrue. tions and interesting hory Book 2 M Free: mankindA BSORl! NreEdsu Lk; Stit'eraainntiesd'eP,tic Tornlinimrttgaf"- ments. Swollen Glands. Veins or Musclest Heals Cuts. Sores, LIcers.• Alleys pain. Price 11.00 a bottle or rfe-a ten or riet:eere!1. Book ..Evideoee free. W .. fasting, P. D. F., 516 Lyman Bldg , Mentreel, Caa. tbsorbine sad AbsertInc, Jr.. str` mule ackthlo • • ' You will find relief In Zam-fluk I It eases the burning, stinging pain,stops bleeding and brings' ease: .Perseverance, with Zags - :auk, means cure, Why not prove this?, 411 Drepeiste.an4.81ores.-,- Oft balt. FOR ALL BLACK LEATHER _ .t • EUREKA_ _ HARNESS OIL . • is unexcelled for pre - •serving and length- ; (ming the life of black leathei. . This scientificallY prepared oil makes --harness-a- riehr inky b1aek--7shiny, soft, tcrugh. THE,' 'IMPERIAL "Olt. COMPANY0Limited Branches Throughout Canada ots,014411111111111111111:1111111111111111111111111111111111 =; patient, epee -Wieldy hardened by ex, - °wise, he .joins a workshep eiats for I ab hour each day and learns' wbodel Work: He begins •onea tie kid collar!. rack and then evolves a laieip-tand. • :Cabinet-making, oil e, work, picture-ffaine iniakingt, engraving and stencilling are the crafts first tdebe taught in this little ' woe' kehop. 2 ••• , • legra s enogeap ty, type eit- ing, mechanical ,and industrial draw- " ing will follow. Horticulture, chicken raising, beekeeping are pursuits that • . , will° also figure in the vocational cur- At the end of six inOnths, Corp'px:01, . ..T.OneS has got a. very fair Iirl.pentgood. +111.11i1111o gain. His weight has increas- ed by 23 •poUndil; symptoms of 'shock ' have almost entirely disappeared; -his lungs Itre healed; pleuritie pains have gone. tre hes. had no temperature I mile) cough. far._ two......menthseeilute l.Dr. Byers .deeldes that another ' months in the ..inatintains' will Make !ttebly unlikely the' danger of a re- tlapse at some. future ,date. The richer by his hill • pay and ale lowaneee for six maths, Corporal ! Jones is now discharged Irene 'the, Anne and reeultnitted te the J1111 for a further eix month' treatment. At Ithe end of. that time hois given. a pen- sion, the emeunt • being according to eehisedisabilitY. . • .• ,. '13y the aid'of ,private citizeis in revery pert of the country, Centula has !created a, wonderful fahrie of inatitu••, tions under the authority of the Mill - tory Hospitals CONIMisSi011, and„ C•ItIVAtell the care of her soldiers into a • science. It must he •coweeded to isCariadie that she shows her gratitude to her warriors in a praCtical way, and it' her faeer we.aket Military Mask ne- . rosary to the timesober heart is one the lss solicitous of their welfare., • I , _ • atitiarelfit Liniment &woo Onvtot tnOwl. •• • ANADIAN .WANTED. FOR THE Casuidiano wanted for the •RoyallPawl. tan _Vilunteer: 11 ;!feerve for immediate overseas service, Only men of good diameter and good phynque accepted. • • Pay $1.10 lVfiniinntra "per day -Free Kit. $20.00 per Month Separation Allavanet, Elasticated tees Iron 38 to AS, tea bop Item 18 to 18 incepted for service io lite .CANADIAN NAVAL PATROLS for defence of 1116 Grants. ,Apply to COMMODCIRIR .4atit,108 JARVIS Naval Recruiting Officer, Ontario Area 103 flay Street, TORONTO,Or Dept, of the Naval Service OTTAWA . . -•;r.e#1 471e -1W er. . ••r 4r. , 10.„ ---411 1 *.-• -. 'nook' ori,,. DOG DISEASES AndlInw-toYeed- Zama trio to say sadreso hi, the Anew: It CIATCLOVER CO., Inc, 118 Was131ot Street, New York .\ 4 . Aistittis , Pin* On Reimilit I *hell buying your 'Piano Inaba on having an . OTTO. HiCIit.4" PIANO.... ACTION' 11,••• g91. i THE LARMT. REPROOF RESORT notrti.KA.itt. woith .411v," Thosilpirit of America, at plays Staailitutl• anci Cheerfniaara • AMERICAN PLAN - 3101110PSAN( wart a. a waste, Pres. J. W. Mott. War. • DAT E NTS IN ALL COUNTRIES Book “Patent Protection" Free BABCOCK itc SONS Formerly Patent Office Examiner. Estab. 1877 9! ST. JAMES ST.* MONTREAL . Branches: Ottawa and Washington Will reduce Inflamed. Strained Swollen Tendons, Ligaments, orMuseles.Stopsthelainenessand • pain froin a Splint, Side Bone ot Bone Spavin.. No blister, vo hair gone and horse can be used. IQ a bottle at druggists or delivered. De. scribe your•case for,special untrue. tions and interesting hory Book 2 M Free: mankindA BSORl! NreEdsu Lk; Stit'eraainntiesd'eP,tic Tornlinimrttgaf"- ments. Swollen Glands. Veins or Musclest Heals Cuts. Sores, LIcers.• Alleys pain. Price 11.00 a bottle or rfe-a ten or riet:eere!1. Book ..Evideoee free. W .. fasting, P. D. F., 516 Lyman Bldg , Mentreel, Caa. tbsorbine sad AbsertInc, Jr.. str` mule ackthlo • • ' You will find relief In Zam-fluk I It eases the burning, stinging pain,stops bleeding and brings' ease: .Perseverance, with Zags - :auk, means cure, Why not prove this?, 411 Drepeiste.an4.81ores.-,- Oft balt. FOR ALL BLACK LEATHER _ .t • EUREKA_ _ HARNESS OIL . • is unexcelled for pre - •serving and length- ; (ming the life of black leathei. . This scientificallY prepared oil makes --harness-a- riehr inky b1aek--7shiny, soft, tcrugh. THE,' 'IMPERIAL "Olt. COMPANY0Limited Branches Throughout Canada ots,014411111111111111111:1111111111111111111111111111111111 =; patient, epee -Wieldy hardened by ex, - °wise, he .joins a workshep eiats for I ab hour each day and learns' wbodel Work: He begins •onea tie kid collar!. rack and then evolves a laieip-tand. • :Cabinet-making, oil e, work, picture-ffaine iniakingt, engraving and stencilling are the crafts first tdebe taught in this little ' woe' kehop. 2 ••• , • legra s enogeap ty, type eit- ing, mechanical ,and industrial draw- " ing will follow. Horticulture, chicken raising, beekeeping are pursuits that • . , will° also figure in the vocational cur- At the end of six inOnths, Corp'px:01, . ..T.OneS has got a. very fair Iirl.pentgood. +111.11i1111o gain. His weight has increas- ed by 23 •poUndil; symptoms of 'shock ' have almost entirely disappeared; -his lungs Itre healed; pleuritie pains have gone. tre hes. had no temperature I mile) cough. far._ two......menthseeilute l.Dr. Byers .deeldes that another ' months in the ..inatintains' will Make !ttebly unlikely the' danger of a re- tlapse at some. future ,date. The richer by his hill • pay and ale lowaneee for six maths, Corporal ! Jones is now discharged Irene 'the, Anne and reeultnitted te the J1111 for a further eix month' treatment. At Ithe end of. that time hois given. a pen- sion, the emeunt • being according to eehisedisabilitY. . • .• ,. '13y the aid'of ,private citizeis in revery pert of the country, Centula has !created a, wonderful fahrie of inatitu••, tions under the authority of the Mill - tory Hospitals CONIMisSi011, and„ C•ItIVAtell the care of her soldiers into a • science. It must he •coweeded to isCariadie that she shows her gratitude to her warriors in a praCtical way, and it' her faeer we.aket Military Mask ne- . rosary to the timesober heart is one the lss solicitous of their welfare., • I , _ • atitiarelfit Liniment &woo Onvtot tnOwl. •• • ANADIAN .WANTED. FOR THE Casuidiano wanted for the •RoyallPawl. tan _Vilunteer: 11 ;!feerve for immediate overseas service, Only men of good diameter and good phynque accepted. • • Pay $1.10 lVfiniinntra "per day -Free Kit. $20.00 per Month Separation Allavanet, Elasticated tees Iron 38 to AS, tea bop Item 18 to 18 incepted for service io lite .CANADIAN NAVAL PATROLS for defence of 1116 Grants. ,Apply to COMMODCIRIR .4atit,108 JARVIS Naval Recruiting Officer, Ontario Area 103 flay Street, TORONTO,Or Dept, of the Naval Service OTTAWA . . -•;r.e#1 471e -1W er. . ••r 4r.