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IYou Can Do Your Bit
in preventing waste by de -
FROM Tllp, cum, manding the whole wheat in
' 'A" breakfast foods and bread.
Shredded 'Wheat Biscuit
GREAT SCIENTIFIC PROBLEM is 109 per cent. whole wheat
sOLVED BY ITALIANS. grain prepared in a. digestible
form—contains more real nu.
triment than meat 'Or .eggs or
potatoes and'costs much less.
Serve with milk or cream,
sliced peaches, bananas or
other fruits.
torrowirrsr
• Heve Harneseed Steam Power of Hot
Spin ge To Trausulit Elertric
*Current.
From hietorie thaeo the hot 'springs'
ot Volterra, near Fiereqe, have been
fatrietla both as n: cure place ri.nd as
•• the scene- of one of the moat perfectly
Presevved th0 Old ROInalt InaUlitain
temp.•- •
• eIn the November iesae of The
World's Work, (which bate beenamying
“ great deal of' attention. to Italian
war inventiveness), there in, a remark•;
able* article, telling' hove the Italians
have harnessed the Steam power of
• these ' we,lls to transmit electrical
fordo for hundreds, of miles. ' -
The source -the reeervoir, ae • to.
speak -of the steam waseunder an im•-•
• pervious stratum og hard rock from
three. ter AVO hundred feet beneath the,
412eide41490n-
was to drive large bores down to thia
• ,le,veI,and conduct the steam to the sur,
•. face in iron .pipes. •
The temperature of the steam. is-
suing *din these bores Varied from
••: •10 to 190 degrees,. Centigrade, or
from fifty t ninety .per cent, hotter
• than the -usual boiling point of War
ter, 212 degrees, Pahrenheit., The
question was now as, to whether or not sive•, triumphal onrash a cavalry; I
this entirely satisfactory heat and had associated. with war the flare of
pressure could be expected to bemai- tx.nniPets, the roll of drums, the knit -
tinned, and to ,thia end - experiments taw of socks and sweaters, the sing-
,
extending over several years werseon- irtg of • the national,. antherns . and
the steady tramp of feet to the tune
ducted. ' .
Prof. Luigre Success.. -of ,,tTippergry.' • ,
"But this war is the most stupend-
am,: grim, hard-headed business pro-
position that the worldhas witnessed.
The partners go about the business
heralded by no trumpets, with but lit-
tle music in their hearts, but with the
Mter anexhaustive series of
ex" determination that stmeess shall crown
periments, this difficulty was finally their ,efforts. This is tile least osten-
overcome by (to use Professor Luigi's tatious of businesses; it is a great
words). "applying the superheated war, in Which the prime factors are
steam, net directly to the engine, but money, men and transportation, and
to a: boiler; that is, by applying it in- the cardinal conditions of succeps are
:----etead-of -fuel-to .-an ordinary-nmItitu- patience and,sterirdeterminatiorn-This-
, bider boiler, in which 'steam Was pro- is a war of drab, of'dirty gray smut":
duced:at a pressure of two atmos- wholly unlike the old wars Of gold,
nheree then passed throtigh a sneer.- tinsel and, blood red ,
heater, and afterwards used for driv- "And yet the blood red tint is the
ing a 300 -horse -power 4orider.iaitig very element with which' my work
steam turbine :directly corn -meted wall must. reckon. Instead' of the care •of
,
Made in Canada.
THE BOYS' ROOM.
137 1-felIbie Mter.eY Bowman.
The sunshine 'was spattering ever the
* neer
In a frelie of golden rain, , e
And the little green leaves were wigs-
maplearvinvging
outside the pane.„
There' were their college banners and
books; •,
And, hag on the plain gray wall,
Sir Galahad, shining and, tell, °
Waiting there for his vision,
De the dreamealled days of yore,
But ri* they have seen a vision -
And shall they 'come baelt no more?
Throngh the open door, • ,-
I heard the step et the -brave little
• .. brown -eyed mother• ,
And thongh she erailed on the thresh -
.4• old, • .
In her -eyes the big•teari gleamed. .
oTve been Bitch a happy woman! ,
• We've always dreamed
•That, little gran children' might conie
ufl
Some day,
And get out . old toys, and roinp
• "and play '• .•
Just,as they used 'to. • But, noW, you
Itnow,
A WAR WITHOUT ILLUSIONS. There is something tar greater than
— •t. that, and, oh, .
As Seen By a .Iroung Alericanikt the Sometimes one almost active afraid to
-,.---2'e.-z:•-e-',---:-e--.--,,,,--Fleld,Servieee-,e,•-,-;--..-_l- -I,
To most of the- young soldierswho
are fighting in :France war has no il-
lusions, but they are none the less de-
termined to seeeit through. • One who
is an asaistant chief of his section - in
the ' American Field Service • writes
•thus to a friend in his home town: -
- "I had thought of war as an
At the the end of this time it was an -
parent -that none of these bores was
likely to shqw any diminution in capa-
city providell only that no new heies
• were -Mt &mit within fifty feet oft it.
, a tri -phase 'electric generaton.". huge guns, the mere's- of • reinfaree-
The letter provided enough power Ments--or the observationof enemy
for lighting the works and the vil, operations.irom„the air; my work is
• lages around Larderello.- It had been witil the 'bloody freight of the trenches
ln operation successfully for saveral,
• months ` when /tidy entered , the
wee, and it was the trent-ado-us 'In-
crease in the price • of coaland oil,
neither of . which that country pro-
duces in 'more than practically negli:-
• gible quantities, Which gave impetus
•. to the project of inereasing, the in,
.stellation to a size sufficieet to allow
'
of produetion of power Tor -trans-
' -`=IrthibionLielliegliteriig.:LPisae..FICrence,:
-, and, 'Other .notle,11.distent industrial
centres, • • •' :
Perhaps the most astonishing fact
in connection with what followed is
that, although, the gystem was hardly
". out of its experimental • stages, an
installation capable of generating 15,-
.000 hersepower of electrical energy
• was designed, completed and put into
operation ea. 'a less , cast and in leis
time, •than a similar installation run
by Water power could have been built
• Of Incalculable Benefit. • •
Careful experiments: _have shown.
;that each of the bores put down in this
-region can hedepended Upon. to pro-
duce steam of a temperature of from
160 to 200 degrees, Centigrade. At the
• ' average rate of 15;000 to 26,000 kilo-
grams per hour, this gives a theoret-:
icai horse -power Of from 1,000 to 2,000
" -tin-the Sante period.
On the basis of these 'figures, Pref.
estimatet that hundreds of thou-;
eandi of. horse -power can be produced.
In. the Lardetello region; as the 'Sof,.
honfareit covers square mules
neither_of. these_regionslis_of.,
anything approaching the extent of
▪ stone. Park or of New kealanci-or,
indeed, Many other hot springs areas
which are known to Mtist in bath of
the Americas as Well as Asia . and
Africa -the vista of possibilities open -
:ea tiP, by this latest of the great, scierx-
. problems Italians. have Belied for
the „benefit of the world fairly. stag-
gers the imagination.
'Unexplored Labradat;
, It is a ettange tact that, With all
tfue eknieration thiChas -peen-going
• on in the North, during the last 100
Years, the inter* of Labrador should
have been a tetra incognita until re-
- eeritly, when tePresentatives of the
• • 'United. States Geographic Society and
• of the Carnegie Muaeum, d Pitts-
-*-
-"F:iirreidi.haWilgpai.t:480,;(1YoGu.altaa.:agd.htth.uds
10
• Cheer up, mother, This life's not
••
,low •the glean", ,
•
Think eof Fred -our joker -writing
that. Well, ,
We Must • go down. to lunch, dear.
• There's the bell,"
Aad so we silently closed the door,
And left the room as it was before''
With the 'sunshine spattering over the
• floor e
In a 'frolic of golden rain,
And the little green Immo whiaper-
• ing
And tapping outside the pane.
But now when we talk -,61 the. war, I
• see, •
Above- thehorrible; des.th,filled
gloom
That riSes before me,'"the boy's old
room" -
A vision whose beauty Shall never
•emple-that-still-guards-ther-llel
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THE RAPPIFST LIFE.
lo i
Feint(' in Adaptation to Wain 1
• Conditions.
Success and happiness depend upon
the way in which We adapt oure-elves
to the realities of objective life. If we
fight against change -and change we
must meet at every turn and in every
department of life -we soon become
exhausted, wear ourselves out and
rank back into ourselvee-into the sub-
conscious -and fail end grow old be-
fore our time. •. .
•f If we cling to past experioncee, re-
fuse- to live •in tho present, let _ our I
;
Many a serious illness has •,been
..aveklekby. thenpronipt use ef,Dr. Wii-,
lianis' Pink Pills. These pills actually
..praciasta,
New designs for house dresses' are
alWaye eppreciatedif they are as geed
lookingeethiemne. -McCall Pattern
No. 8069. Ladies' House Dress. Pat
after the attack, With the *minded enrich, leen ptirIfy the moo, tern..in 7 sizes; ,34 to 40 bust.' Price,
arta, dying.. See. these 0 7- Ng:m*131111d uP 131MEi'itua 20 . cents.: • ,
to their 'Work in long lines -76f trucks- strengthen -the -nerves and ifiviscrate These patterns May be -Obtained
'silent, °thoughtful men, full of deter- the Vital organs. . , from Your local McCall dealer, or from
mination; I see them ii their trenches, Seriois diseases generally ceinc:e_ the:McCall Co. 70 BOW- St "Toronto
seemingly listless, fatalistic in their'Dept. W. '
attitude; but I work with them short- .
ly afterward when they are brought
into the little underground 'poste se, A coivirbETE BOYCOTT
tourskon stretchers, borne by bran-
CattliersWhere .:-: their: womidr---are
dressed and where they are leadedinto
our ambulances, to be sent bath a mile
be two, either to be patched up for tar-
tlet use ot to expire, under the kindly
benediction of their Mother Church. breakdown In health This can be tionof the Stolen provinces, Alsace about the e0St one must pay fer a
Andthrough it all 4there • goes that, avoided pb3r the pecasiene.1 use of Dr. and Lorraine, on the ground th0 they small ,Jarof the ordinary cold cream' s.,
griin set jaw and fighting determine; Williams' Pink PiLls, which are suit'. ,are "Pro -German.- But there neverfwas •Care ''Should he taken to strain' the
tion which meantrfor France the 'au- able fir the most delicate constitu- re worse case in the history of Man. -lemon Juice through : a fine cloth so
Pea! victories of the Marne and Ver-: tion • These Pills will giver you a new Fr 'forty years and more the - Ger- dill1 lemon Pulp gets In then this lotion
dun. With pever a groan' where the appetite, improve your digestion, tone mans have tried repression, terror, I will keepfresh for months. Every • • Characteristic SuggestiOns.
roads are rough or when 'shelleirneke and strengthen weakened nerved, ban; and bribery; but thek are farther from.. worian: knows that 1.einon Juice is use A'gentleman who had a good colleo..
from sone disoider " that has
been neglected. Therefore. any thin'
ning of the blood should benlooked up:
On. ' ria a warning • sign, ,and More
serious illness. ,should be avnided by
In..theease of young girleuMid women
the .bloOd -is ;peculiarly liable AO get
out'. of order; --to become thin. and
watery -and to lead to a general
ROYAL YEAST
g4SiMPTETIQPIT9'iraililf4
Has boss Canadit'S irsirarits roast for ovor *
Snartor of a soaturv. Woad haltad with *oval
yew* wilt hoop fresh asscl motet longsr than that
wags with any strew, so that *fall wesoklif faNIPIV
loan ossily ,b40 maids *t oats Wang, and 00104
last will Po Just *0 geed ass Use Sr"
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faith die when. disappointments. -genie, TI 'Caiueo.
the results are the earn°. The life / The wise forget, dear ifeart;
forces ebb and we sink into the great' They kayo the past
Mid play the hero's pert,
sea of the uncenscious and are on the
Toad to being submerged.
Desire, will, chneentration, purpose,
faith -these can be applied to keep up
living in the present, td keep our en-
thusiasm active, and our creativeness
expressing. • .
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• • FOR LITTLE :ONES
Mrs. It., Blanche, St. Pamphile„ One:,
wr1tem--1--"I have -obtained.. great re-
sultsirgni4ho-useenf
'Tablets: ',Thai -Me the only medicine d" •
know of ;that one caa. depend 'open
to promptly eure bowel and stomach
troublee.„7 The Tablets,' -never fall to
rIelleve the little „one and besides the
.rnother has the guarantee, of a govern -
Merit analyst that they are absallitely
safe, They are sold b'j% medicine deal- a Dominion Exprees ill/Loney. Order,
erg or by mal at 25 cents a box friro. ,
The . Dr, Williams' IVIedicine Co., •
Brockville, Oat
DANCING. OSTRICHES.
Brave to the lea, 6.
. . _
• • They vieep netnor regret,.
• •-•-e. • Calm are their eyes. •
• • , Per •heart, .the wiseefergetre.. ,
•t nor not wise-. • -
.,!--jeannetta. -Gilleeny.
•
rdlearals 'Idrulment Carel =lite:num
. What He. Needs;
• "Papa," said Tommy, "little brother
is a' month old to -morrow, isn't he?"
"Yes." •,
`i-Let'e-yierand mergivehinizahir
present.th
"Very well. What shall it he?"
"Let's buy him a wig. -site needs
that niore'n anything."
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When ordering goods by mail, -send
A Strange Sight on the Sandy Plains.
ot Southern Africa.
One of the • 'oddest sights on the
sandy stretches of plain in southern
Africa is it party of waltzing, ostriches'.
- A writer on the suhjectthus de-
• scribes their queer antic's: "When
there are a number of them they will
start off, and, running 'a few hundred
yards, will stop and, with raised Wings
will whirl rapidly round till they are
stupefied, or perhaps break a leg.
• "The 'males pose also before fight:',
ings'skThey kneel- on their ankles,
opening- their Wings and ,lidancing
themselves alternately ; forward and
backward, or to one side or the other,
while the neck is stretched on a level.
with the back and the head Strikee,,
the -sides, now on the right now on the
left, while the feathers are leristlin
The bird appears at this time so eb--,
sorbed in its occupationas to forget
all that is going on. around and
can be approiehed and eatight,
• "The male • utters a crY which
h
-Muc' like an effert to speak
witlithe mouth sliut tight
." --
GIRLS! , LEMON JUICE
• IS SKIN WHITENER
How to Make a oreamy beauty lotion
- •for a few cents.
Marriage and Talk.
• It is only When people are different
that they have a great deal to say.
When they are alike they are satis-
fied jiist to be in each other's -company.
As married folk gradually exchange
ideas and reconcile their differences
their conversation is apt to, give way
i f
The war collection of the Royal Li-
brary of Berlin now numbers 511,009
volumes, and they are bound in epe-
cial covers of gray, eteroped with the
• Pruesian eegle-
4
•;smartie', Liniment Curia eascot. is cows
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139 XtrOadview Toronto, Ont.
to a contented arid spar ng nse o ver -
when hnying four ;Plana
*ant nn having , an
°OTTO: HIGEL"
IANG- .AoTioN
bal shorthand. A. marriage of long
standing that is still noisy -with con-
stant talk,is not one to be envied. It
argues, an irrepressible conflict .
n. - ..:7::••.?, ge...rezynacestanEediewinieedamquefickibYy
ll,, mrs Granulated Eyelids,
Null * lined-
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OUR No Staartingaust Eyse.oadort
-.0• i'. relieved tiy Morin& Try•it In
•'.'".',,''''' your Eyes ancl in Baby's Eyes.
3' tern,Y;o741Argetti=
Askirs: • slealtaveii!nlaeTaillye;25ciae. niroerdr000koefo.rno. ceshiso-s-Au.a
• Thos LaSt Dear -Moments
Each 'at-41er post we women stand;
-Mine-is-the:-safer4--ea • "
And yet there is an iron ba
' Of envy roUnd my-heert
For her; the weary nurse who spent .
' • Those lest dear moments at his side,
The wernan Who in'.n.ity bent .
And kissed him when ho died.
. -Amelia Josephine Burr•
P,toiire,L.-0_Al1;014aintr--144.-ve.- --T-lier,- -Juke of- two fresh'. lemons
. -Dealings With -Germans• •strained Into a bottle' containing three •
Oances of orchard wh. te makes-- a
The Germans have lately been try-. *held quarter pint of the most re -
nig to make out a case for the reten- markable lemon . skin -beautifier at
Minard's Lininient Co.,. Limited:
Gentlemen, -Last winter reeelved
great "benefit •trom, the use • of -WIN-
AliD/S•-INI-m-EN*1-tra-s-evere--atteck
of _LaGriPPe, and I have frequently,
provedftto be. very effective Inases
,of Intl:animation.
•• Yours
' W. A. HUTCHINSON.
. '
•••.' ,
travel imPossible, -but always a faint'
smile of gratitirde at the 'end of the
'painful Tifitr-n=ffild often •a hand.
.clasp -these men are. worthy to be
masters of others because so splendid-
ly masters . of themselves"--
• • ,
PERPETUAL 1110TION.
Most Unceasingly Active ....Member of
Body is the Tongue.
- She's discovered' the secret of pc;r-
•
petual motion, °!, heard one man say
to another the other day. • "Her
tongue's -never war:- - '
laugh.e.d. *Ow said it; , but • his
remark Was one of those tree worde
npubta Seet. • -
titit Women are not alone an pos.:
session. of anever-wagging tongue;
Merl are equally • guilty. Nobody's
tongue is still for a moment. It is the
most unceasing active member of the
• It moves when one speaks, it moves
when One eatS,, it moves when one
swellows-saItia. When 'eating- it is
conste.ntlY feeling about the mouth,
and deciding which particles of toed
are small enough to be swallowed, and
velich•are not
- The tongue las a "=-Senee---nt-inuch
which is wonderful in its sensitiveness.
We think of our finger-tips as our
Most sensitive organs of feeling, but
they are badly outclassed by the...end
of the tongue. '
urg passed through it This eXpedi-
• tion halal, along with other things,
chaina of largo lakoa hitherto Minim),
pea and rivers -hitherto unknown. In
'fact, the journey covered 750 miles
probably' never before traveled by
*hite then. The full report of the find-
.. higs of this exploration party will be
• Wilted With a great deal of iritereat.
Warmth should never be secured 18
The altoop-harn at the 'expense et von -
Sheep have a protecting cos-
• Wing of 'wool, which, so long as the
.are dry, shiekts them fresh ,the
influ-
noe of, 6Voli •tioxy seveto told. °
a •
ish depression, and lack of energY,
clear the re,Omplexion ofpimples.-and:
huotehes, etre vain in the 'neck and
general weakness, cause the disap-
pearance of headaches, dizziness. and
heart-Auttering. Give these
reconciling the Alsatians and Lorrain -
ere to theirrule toLdaY than they were
in 1870. - - the ideal skin softener, whitenetTand
" The Alsatians. and • Lorrainers. do beautifier. • , • .. • , • ° say; ,"were all thumbs," said he did
not\recognize the German. He does -jest. try. it, pot three ounces of
not exist. for them. They pass him orchard white it any .drug stare and . emr4y. not aisrniss ,him?,'?. saik-the,
.not know whet to do ..with him.
fair trial and you will scion note a•won- in the street as ..if he were invisible twa lemons from the gfeeer.and Itakia practical Englishman:- • : '
derfui change in your canditio,n. Your If the Germans get up a fete, a ball, a up a quarter pint of this ,sweetly fra- "B t he is a ood servant 'said his
to bleach, and remove. such blemishes tion of chirie,.deploring to friends
is. freckles, sallowness and tan and IS the._ carelessness Of . a.- inanserkant_
-whose--finger- t Scotch -Would
spirits will- htighten, ,good`health and concert, -Germans alone •. are • seen. grant. lemon. lotion and massage it host. ' •
strength will retUrn, and you will' feel there. ' daily into thS face, • neck, arms and .•
"Stop it Out of his wages," said the
like a, new person. You, Can confirm . Even the parks and tea-gardens heads.
, •Scotsinan, with the excellerit Caution
Cf Vital !afforest to Syrup at
MaPIC1
Sugar
ORFikeni .
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• booklet- telling, shoat Our "Chem -
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-suitable for large or small groves.
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C ECM S
ITCHY S S
That Burneda\,and .Paned
-17Fo.ur Years... :Hair Came_
Out ° Loss of Sleep
.13'Iy Scalp was red and ,'.;ery itchy.
and a Inc rasledeveloped which burned
and pained incessantly. This seemed to '-
.destroy the hair roots, caueliti ,zny hair
to come out, which disfigured the top of
, head. It also caused loss of sleep,
Th
"But," • said the master, "he breaks • •
these statements, by ,enquiring-anikig hosen--by---Germaniae-their--resortsr-..- "The trouble lasted foRrears, en r
• and Ointment wide encouraged me so
"Why not raise his wages?"
:ed .cutieum Soap and one box of Ointment
fen't I bought more, and I had one rake of '
our- friends rulmost anywhere, ae are out of bounds, to. the natives of . . Preserving Overshoe* . '
thousandsandthousands of hopeless " the 'provinces-- No German ever gets
sufferers have.. been restered to ne•W' across the doorstep of an Alsatian or Cutting a'heel-shape piece out of an
Lorrauier except at the point of the old overshoe andpasting it in the heel
heel
bayonet or sword, or, if there should leanreinwg.o°uvr wsrilees'thp:erveest3Itosf thiee'over-'
besuch-edmissionethetamilY is hence- - elifis is Comparatively new•---.----, . --.
or o S p pariahr, •
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health and energt Using Dr. Wil -
llama" Pink, 4
You can get tb.ese also-through:any:-
• -
medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents
•-a-bee or eix-box-es for -Ver* -414. ---iatteobeioeallyikevh- 'StiiVs.-111,47,e-li----1-61-eeNT0. 'PAT_ esrOCK
vine, Ont. • : , - German falls in love Veith an Abadan One of the:coming events.which all
maid and Wins her affections and mar- live 'stock men and fanners 'should not
• PRESCRIBING BY WIRELESS.
..eseePaemetielbeese-eibemesPeel
flow Purity IF
the Bloat
!fifteen to thirty „dropaeof
Extract of Roots, Commonly
called Nether Stigers Carailve
Syrup, May be taken In water
With mesh and at liedthne, for
the cure of Indlgettion
pation and bad blood. 'Persist.
ence In this treatment will effect
cure In nearly every ease."
Get the genuine at druggists.
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• ;'
Dr. willieens' Medicine Co.; Brock- will, and makes a breach. Some young , .
AOW Physician Saved a bife: a Thou-
sand Miles Distant •
'The captain of a trainp steamer
the Gulf of . Mexico was lately -taken
ill! with ptomaine poisoning: ', With
death etarieg him hi the face, on ac-
count of inaclecputte tindical akt, lie de-
cided Call, by wireless, for 112018t-
•Oen from the physichuis• at a naval
station a hundred miles away.
• In the event the message was pick-
ed up by -a- liner -Seven -hundred miles
away, and the ship's surgeon made all
haste to reply to this ,strange "S.0.5."
With a full and detailed' prescription,
which was without much difficulty
made up from khe tramp eteamer's
medicine -chest, and the .caPtitin'e life
wag Saved.
A fireman -on a Canadian Pacific
liner which carries no surgeon was
attacked in mid-oeeint With internal
hemorrhage. Wireless centrum -deaden
was secured with,an Allan liner, strui
details of the symptoms traiternitted
across a thousand miles ot ocean. A
prescription was not only received,
but daily Consultations took place for
some thee, and the medicine wee
• "changed" several timea.
,
AIL,. • •
rids her. She -goes to her nuptials miss is the Toronto at Stock *Shew,
alone Henceforth that . girl is a- to be held at the Union Stock Yerds,
stranger, , on,Friday and Saturday, December 7th
•, and 8th. The Auction Sale • always
- Or• -0---9-•-0-0,--0.....70-0-0,..-..9. , brings, repord••pricee, .and it is Well
'• DOESN'T HURT P: BIT! werth Your. dine to see the eanniett- '
tem among packers and butelnkai.tor
•
ANY CORN LIFTS OUT, .
the prize winners, Entries fee 'this
• NO ftiellahnee0.1 Lift your 'dark{ year's show are larger than ever. ,
t ---It's Ilke magic I .ThetaIk of learning hy Britain's
Intifetettritein.- P- : - -- --
71-ne)itior aTree Teo- die& SOrp
more than hie wages wauld' pay
the Irishman. • 1 and I was healed." (Signed) Tohn Cun-
sneareYa -Tditiment--Caree-Colda...8re.:... April 4, 1917; '
hy not maketittieifisa;Veur eVery-
loak better if washed in bran nrater
Fruzi.O vt. n delft -ate eulte.e--olwayee '---4-If'iiiii-ii9; ret•c.atcliititrIghiqi?
: Alssolutely nothabetter,-:- e•A• '''•••‘ - .
dress post -card: luttiticura, Dept. A.
• ninglam, Church St., Ariligonish, N.S.,
. For Free Sample Each by Mail ad.
no soap being Used.
Potato Chowder. -34 lb. Rath pork;
6.10 potatoes, .1 Won,- 1 tablespoon
chopped parsley, 1 tablespoon flour, 1
tablespooe dripping, , pint' milk,. 1
• teaspeoa salt, % teaspoon pepper.
• Cut pork and potatoes into cubes and
took with the sertsoniege', and- saffici-
ent water to eover until done. Make
the white settee of -the fat, flour and
milk, Drain off the surplus water
when- the potatoes are. cookedeadd the
white sail& and reheat
• and calluses off"WIth fingers
"mistakes" makes one tired, says an
Sere Corns, hard -corns; soft vorneor Abltmerican wr• iter. Of course, she has
any kind of a corn, can harmlessly be 'inclered here and there -we -do not
need
lifted.right,out with. the angers you ifwtowe will
hdmitderrors But
lthtkee anotebte,ftehewa.iishhe
apply mica the &)rn, a few drops of pees in the field first-elass fighting
freezone, says a Cincinnati authority. rem and keeps- thorn tit the tini.notch
Par little cost one can get a small of efficieficy by the most careft21 re-
bottle of freezone, at Any drug store, gard for every phase of -their welfare,
which wilt positively •rid one's feet we shall do better than if we pay heed
of every corn or calhis Without painmerely to the plades where the sys-
Mid then has broken down
rIt ishtp6plilliledllleadrand ftdctviersi e notti th.6'e • vi 6nient nloettn. thneowinclividual has performed dis-
tete the , surrounding skin while ap. aPpointingly. . „.
plying it or afterwards.
Title annetincentent will interest
Many of our readers, If your drug-
glat hasn't any freezotte'tell him to
surely got a small bettle for you froin
his wholesale drug 'roue°. • . •
.11iiiarees fainiinent CarS0
An autematic vaise hag beett in -
'vented that tounde a whistle when an
automobile tire emstains ,either too'
melt or too little air.
slIeriteneU'. S. A." Sold eVerywhere. •
• Outdoor Workers
are riubject to exposure to all kinds
of weather, and strenuous-cub:loot _
work brings the rheumatic aches Von
cen't afford to herald up, ao heed that
firet twinge of rheumatism. the
• Sloan'a Liniznent. Clean and con-
venient, no need to rub. no stains;
110 CIUM8Y plaster* and your pain
dieappears.
Spniino. studie.Nrieur,tria Ram find *tit
the spph-
cation of Sloan's Liniment.
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eoreernevieureel:saz elrelsevedbyali
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