The Lucknow Sentinel, 1918-10-31, Page 3•
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GEMS- TORTURE 1
WAR COWES'
PRISoNTRS LABORING IN SALT
MINES DIE
69,000 'genten Sold'iere, Refusing To
Gu to the .Front, Are 1101 i In
COOP Near Beriiti..
Tell British officers, including, five ! .
stretcher cases, tuna 120 'noncornmis•
stoned .$kers and ,*ten, tnclttdng
thirty -nitre stretcher cages, have try
rived from Germany in Itetterdam,,
' • where_ I visited thein, writes a British
• WAr cerresiliendent from' the Hague.
' These prisoners hail aro cleverly woun-
ded. In conversation with many of
them I learned they did not know,
'until they arrived at the Dutch fron
-tiler--e--I3uloarian-•collapse...orof
the latest` brilliant successor by the
• Entente armies, they being, as for i<!i
pQbsible, kept from the public Ger-'
•many. They' gide unanimous esti-
mony' of .Germany's war wearli►ess.
Several .men told us that at Arg=la-
Chapelle they werebegged by a guard
• from Guben to give him some of their
food derived from English parcels. He
said he had eight days' leave toy
to Berlin to'visit his parents, but
The Weekly
Fashions
hear e- .
oi� "
• tied tvvo_days-,-as-'t ny-rfrex!a
una111e to provide him with food and
• 'he did not wishto rob. them of what
l
,� they..gpded theTliselves: They said 'al-
most all tis. Germans with whom they
came in contact expressed the firm
resolve to to go. to England►immediately
,l after the ,• war,,, as, they consideread.
cu fi
England wound b nt
o t Y p
:he o
r
excellence; for' destitute .Germans
when.Germany was unable to support
cine'.": own population owing toe the
heavy burden of taxation and econ-
omic 'difficulties. Bxi-
Some of our men told me. that
• •tish prisoners who 'had been in Bev'
lin for court-martial appeals recently
that
stated on, their return to camp
1.
in had
.the German 'civilians of Berlin
assured' them '•there were 60,000 • Ger-
man , 'soldiers in camp near Berlin
owing to their refusal to go to the
front, while there were three other
camps filled . with men under. arrest
•for a similar reason •.
•w-�'' Wounded Prisoner Tortured.
•
•
Tim $w t el dee I.
Fear yaps we have been Jetties
Tse Iiun in all his !night,
But now the day is dawning
For the triumph of the.. right.
The enemy is fleeing,
We must keep bite on the run.
TilFrotn thewe rid tmenace the he viorht Hun,`
The World is steeped in sorrow,
Our hest Mood has., flowed in streams
• To stay a vain Usurper
And dispel his world -power ;dreams.
• But the dayof retribution
Is at hand, and sure to come,
•hWI l desgen upon wn t e Hof Police
Bun.
• To those whose: dearly loved once
'Will no More return again,,
'Tis a ,. glorious consolation
.'Met they have not ,died in vain,
They on the fief of battle
ji• geecl'tbe feC Kinn':• bhi3.e .and fon,
To sieve' their° bonier ,and country
Ecom the menace of the Han. l
The dark clouds:,• naw-.px .t ea$.e d. •
•
And Soon the strife wi .
Soon _ours will be the victory •
Awed - • .tte-tells f e.ge:
So still well bravely • Cam Onn
• Till we. the .war Lase won,
And the world is safe forever
From the nnenflee of the Hun. `
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4; j ,dw,ae b ssF
Thais-is•,shugger little design for
the young girl,. 'This seing,ailore
•suit• has peplums which may +be worn
either.double or _single: .McCall Pat-
tern. No. 8568, Misses' Coat Suit. 'In
4 sizes, 14 to 20 years.. Price, 26
cent:. '
I heard. many stories of brutality
to ger prisoners. " One was. fto-a.
British Officer with a paralyzed m.�
ed band,
who . said a German doctor who, dres-
sed lua-arim told, his assiatant when'
he touched a ce>•tain part •of` the •arm;
• "That is a'..nerve" This British of
per,'wlio: speaks German; raid.4,yeet
• that is •a nerve." Whereupon the. Ger
mandoctor said : to the assistant:'
•
'‘41lore-s an Englishman who under -
Stands : German.. Now shall. we • see
how `the Englishman can scream:"
Thereupon he had the prisoner's
'anti put over the assistant'S shoulder
and' bound to his 'back, and gave it
six excruciating.jabs with an instre-
mint. ..
a A third officer from Skalmerschutz,
province of. Posen, fullyconfirmed a
-story of the shocking• conditions.. pre-
" wailing arnong our men who reached
.
there froTn behind the German lines.
Other returning prisoners told me of
harrowing stories of , cases •within'
their 'personal.. knowledge.: • Havoc.
worked ainong our 'ell'o* eouritry-
men, but they were, forced. to 4abor
in coar'and"salt mines and stone quar-
ries. ' :.They. declares these cruelties
" cannot be known to our :authorities
Or steps Mould be taken, to prevent
their recurrence.
Ono man from: Aix la Chapelle said
'he personally: knew of six. cases' of
British • prisoners who were.. sent to
i° -,work in_the . coal mines near 'there
who returned to camp' mere shadows;
' 'their bones sticking through heir
skin. - The .men died. •
An immenseat l h its 14
ready to _ -
for Gerxuaiay. a-,-
THEY are cutting $p.
u bfa'; The
lett Col iu
e
e 1.
n n
•lo
forests, � nd tr
of lack of market a
Cave found their -lance:
flue -grained. tough woo
material for thenufa
.lane parts., Tho
P silver
only On t
• he
Ida da
an
of British Coin bra a
West. Unitech States. .
if t
Umber of this a eciee'
.exclusively for ar pu
States, the needs of the.
• the great w tar r. su
IMINIMINININt
NE
OF :Y.R
STORY:
HER4I M. ' T S A
uce In B 1t
ce
se
hive sp
ted be use
nsportat on,
he.att'ai hat,
is t e 1 sal t •A Ritka (illyei') sprites log cut on
the Queen Charlotte Islands off thcoast of Britishthe
Tin
r
..
Columbia
fo
luTq
Co
Aerial Munitions: Board.
A,eren
portal
et -
sends
forint
logs
•pany
wate
ebur
torn*
of C.
east
aero
perp
to e .of oro•
spruce rows,
ocean c t
I�rrth•
d • the s•A
he Amer can
s being, sod
ogee of the.
ther ails • in
Plied bX . tbs
ENCiUNTER 1
OFF' COAST
Pluckyfi- Fight• ..
Odds. For W�
v ivory Ree
There is the .st
ootnbat` with a
;; What- could be charter then braid
and•but•Yeb. ns? Then, an_uneven tunic one. ternooit,,•wiien' •off the co
to add to die dietinetion of this •new.: one. a nye; a big Il -boat appea ed in
model. McCall Patter%$ No. Sii7$, 'the distance; and opened fire:. t '
Ladies Coat. In 6 aiZgs,
34 ,t8 A4 ; .The'fslt pper,of the Kleber, `t aitre-
busb: Trice; 26 . renis.` ' No. 8555, au -Cabotage": Le Fauvre, . proceeded
Ladder'. Three -Piece. Skirt. Itt - 7 landward and the U-boat manes uyred
sizes 22 to 34.. Waist. Price, 20 'to get the advantage. of the suis, keepp•
I "s
KITH
OF :11
gains
'eh
ved,
�ryr• of
-boat
Frena
A U,,B
ITTAN,
Treme',
I • the Sq -,
ecoratio
sailing hips
AT
dons
wan
wonderful forests of B. C., thin an and!
'ply beteg made possible through Brits
splendid. organization perfected du
Bill
nig the Oast ten menthe by •
f jo will
Austin O. Taylor, director o
hich is
ring` example of herois
showS%the •value of e - fent an
marine :training - Hav ng left'
tisk por t with _„ car • of co
La -Rochelle, the .sailin ship
•(227• tons), carrying' a crew of
was making way. before the with
stir -
and.
`-sub
Bri=
1 for,
leber
elve,
1, and
. st of
PAIN? . NOT A- `bITI•
LIFT "YOUR CORNS
OR
CA
L
LU8
134 OFF
No humbug! Apply, few dives.
then just lift them.away'
,.g • - • with ,fingere.•";
i .+phis new drug. is an :ether c¢¢m:
bund .discovered •_ by a. Cinciniati•.
la
'chemist , It is caned
.freezone, and can row
be obtained in tiny'bot-
ties '.as. here' fihow.n • at,
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%Prison:. Camp Secrets 'Revealed.
The Amsterdam Te1egraaf publish-
es additional details.of the secret of
the ; German camp at. Lichtenhorst.
• , $rhe paper nays it received --a. Wlette.
from two'Dutchmen who.,passed-some
time. in. the notorious Lichtenhorst
': camp. In this letter also is described
''the secret - of the camp yand: the picture
' given of the beastly treatment . to
,_ whiclr riolk ndera.. here were subject-
ed •completely"' corroborates ---what •:at.�
ready' has been published. '• . •
The paper says its. fellow, country'-
ins -. whiz. escaped write
that their liight quarters consisted of
a cell 'containing nothing' but a wood=
en 'couch . and two tablecloths given
to them-to1bel under:.'
-' 'The first night we attempted -to do
• Mir best to sleep, but we -heard sup-
`.pressed weeping in- the • cell next to.
...us," the letters reads. "We learned .a
Dutchma'ii lay there who, having been
:caught while a mpting to escape
was handled in t cruelest way'
h
e, _bayonht so 'he at -consciousness.
as itt on1"bread-and-waterrh�d
had to tr `to sleep -.:-on- the•
ground With nt far blare worst treate. The ted. are by
• : Midi, we saw' there 'was almost
incredible. \'ic saw wee les of: frt of
•clad in rags;, with the upper -p
their bodies 'naked. Sone' were 'blue
• with Welts on the back in consequence
o;� ill • treatment.
' • "We saw treat holos in - the feet of
allose obliged to, work in the Wert
alt
' nines bard ootect When 'they
unable.to worlc.longer'beeause of mis-
ery and exltntistioil• they were driven
'forward with the 'butts .of rifles. At
first we.-wcre :Unable to .believe . tiro t
• terrible stories, bait damp
the churchyard. is called, was ;shown!
to "las, . There forty crosses stand as
duuub witnesses' to Germaan cruelty'.
, Via.
cents, ..
Thse �pabterns may be obtained h t ch boat
from "your ..local McCall dealer, or
from the -McColl' Co, ,70 Bond St.,:
Toronto; Dept. 'W. .
Save,. scraped cabs, of Born . for oke
ing tip a running; 'fire, whic
answered by the e +ren
big shells " struck the Bieber,
which killed the captain and.
for a few minutes., the head'..
a lad of nineteen, named Jai
mate, Plessis;_retaining sufiici
A plentiful •supply ''of green food
is necessary 'for hens and should be
given while it .is. fresh. ' •
•
uA person yen: ran laugh:et et , and
wifih' is .inexhaustible." --George
.Meredith:
Ceylon produces nearly every preci-
ous stone ktlown except ' diamonds,
emerald's; .opals anisturquoises.
Grafi :gluts
everal
one: Of
twined
unner,•
• The
nt men
to man the gun; •grder•ed the rest of
the 'crew; six in. all;.. to take •; to the
beats,' and then fell mortally wound-
cceeded
en avho
f them
af4 rind
bmarine.
ordered
ter deck,
'proceed-
ed
roceedr.
ed • toward .the Kleber,. awn ed pre -
Deeds of:. Plucky Sailor
Meunier, the boatswain, .5
to the command. Of the six
left 'the vessel, , four; one
:wounded, were • in be . lifeb
two in the; -dory. The , s
steered for the lifeboat, en
the four occupants' to get on
took the lifeboat in tow and
.rennahly 'that only dead or,dy ng were
,Ilut -there: were three • plucky ' There . is 'certainly more tragedy
. . main, then comedy in the cruerdieappoint-.
Jain, the -gunner and Bromic,. a decle. merit Of uehapPy prisonerd thwarted -
hand; -and wounded, who had:: cacen in a PrOmieing and allhost succesitil ..'•
the plate of _Jain' when teniporarily effort to escape; nevertheless,. -the
stunned. ' Nearing the: Kleherp the IT- gallant' gayety that • has 'Marked so
boat opined fire ond v,,a; promptly many of the allied:fighting Men' does'
b Monnier who co/Aimed -firing. Th5'; !alter, •whe . recently •re,coun . . irlaWttil?i 4 sePiFusit4-ei;:.0.101.ri'Nlvt:'A:Cai:t!.:.,' -QS:n.1;7' '1.171.7
aneWered-by-the-Meberr-,-:-P,rioil ma not fail them. wholly even in iuch •cir-
prison exPeriences; Wastes no pathos- 1088p ,
fierier -Laralere, -Sen., 'Peternoneli6;
utfcal it paartment of the do
Munttlo s .Board. Hu
s, see •a, of tug -boats, than:
of men sire sit work on the
if2clle.: • ,res oi: aids t-th.
Canadtat Pacific Railway Coxa..
tugs haul great rafts access the
sof the Pacific Coast and 414.'
the c- go at the mills an
nals. I;i nitride an11 hundreds:
nadian F'' Bic Railway care roll
ard mon hly loaded withprime
lane lot her, bound for
the
lane lact>ries in the east. The
s of Fran • - and Eug1Lndy Canada
taly are tined by the. loggers of
h
,Colo ,. bia. and the Industry -
grew ev n beye Y prowl"
adonisadonis.v 1ums.
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BMON JUICE iii
FRECKLE REMOVER
Girls! Make this chap 'beauty lotto:*
to clear and) whiten your :akin.
sid s were y •.wilt up like •brick, walls,
an, the ro •was .a .perfect arch. The G
me
sa d that' V e took out was the same •Soon•
as
col � r as the sand of the camp, and }*any 1
•th : ground was almost always wet which
yo could*' tell the difference.' We Savaii in Samga. • ''
w • Id take ,it out in smelt tinfuls and Samoa is m considerable archipe,
se • tter it n1 over the place,.and with -but only of the, islands ar
se• eral the sand: men walking round • age,enough to four of any' important
th re was o way of detecting •it. Two ` of them. (,Tutuila and Manua
e f terser it was slow work :making
belong to• the United States.::. •Th
tit -'tunnel, forwe.e , to. arouse
our.,late other two, , which'. 'are' Much large
w: v -Brea • . -and ',teal up. amuse aur-' (Savaii find Upolu,' were.Geiman p?.
s=lyes, wsr,fixeti it all the -suck petty until four years ago the Briti
p'ctures fr•m newspapers on wall perty
them over. s
a d We ev, • n ran a ,wire down' from • It them .1 o say tlae Germans•
t cookbe ase and lighted it up with '
took tome of • the nevsts?get • those islands
be
naps, tty, We not of much,, a , ,
e
1 ove' ung' when the guard wanted theyo mostly$ desert. The ''volcaiia `+110
k 4 got b e. they we"r'e we said they ever, •is a • fine ;specianen• • What
h<A got • edea
. , ed and' :twenty yard's had•jolly idea. it 'would be: to drop.
A �ittin
en built out of the hundred and fif- Kaiser into it...
that t etunnel had to go when a
;iserable; .Frenchman; to curry favor
'th" his captors, Betrayed the secret..
he othe' French prisoners
concern
-
d were' hid. with rage .�^
nd whe
p for i
he Fren
tepp, f
or0
f,
In
•
owed to
hare of
he other
But, o
the Brit
the • non I.
ave the
g.
bowing I,
;dear -Alp
few of
months
got off
'man` ofil
,Squeez
a bottle
orchard
have a q
and tan.1
Fier, at've
Your g
drug 'sto
ply tinea few
fragrant
arms an
'freckles
how ole
comes.:
L two lemons into
co• ntaining three ounces
white, ohake well, and you
uarter pint .of the best freckle
otion, and. complexion ,beauti-.
ry, very small colt. •
rocer has the lenpons and any
re or toilet counter will :su"
r .
c
'
e ounces of or -„h a
rd white for
cants. Massage this sweetly
lotion into the face,• neck,
d hands each day aid, pee how
and blemishes disappear and
ar, soft and white the skin be -
'yes: Itt Is harmless. -
ermfny'5 tot Volcano.
after the wale broke•b'$t G
er-
est. her ,.only active • volcano,
• situated on the island_ of
1.- I.
e.
e,
e
a.
sh'i
will•
But-
tag
dw
fire
Mr. E. McCaw, who purchased OW
•Hpeiicer Faxes, neer WeliiigtoD,in .
Prince Ellwer l e*eunty, x:351; *print
thx*mhed 170 bels of oats frost. 1
acres,, .?s4 Seld•of ovies' OS .bush* o
the:s.
The. Falkland %lends are 1r roved to •
be the windiest place in the world end
tree growth is practically Bible
re:
aiisaee'u tainhaset dee spar. esreriw'iisrw
E DIt .1, tsL , SMITAW BEX».
lIres... Bothwell. Ont.
' Yo* *L?X.
Vl•,% EQUIPPED tv'Ewar".APExt
.and lol, printinat piaiit in Easter l
Ontario. Insurance earned $1,500.
oo for $1.200 on quick sale. Roe ' it.
Wilson Publishing Co.. Ltd.. Toronto:
TWENL'Y NEWSPAPOR-FOR-'8*L�
in New Ontario• Owner going 'to
Franco. Will ,soil ;2.000: worth double
that amount. Apply s3. 12.. cio Wilson
publishing Co., Limited. Toronto.
STOIIM WINDOWS' .WOW; DAPI;
ftT OUR PRICic LIST SHOWING
cost of windows lazed complete,:
any size; • Halliday Company, Box B61..
it on.
Iic►m #
$Iit7=LL�0IIf.
Awns .WANTED.TO Do PLAIN
4 and light sewing at home. (whole or
s e tie ne. Rood nay. work want any ilia[-
t nide. charges pard. `Send step* . for ear.
titulars. • Natlonai .1•Tanufacturing Cotn-
pang. Montreal.
ANCER. TUMORS,. LUMP ETC.,
Li internal; slid external. curial with, .,
•
e tr.Writ,
Dolt pato bi* our home Bell n
ar car"
m edi
n4 before > too late. ; Dr. Wellman.
Ont.
nod. at
a w
Co.. Limited.
Colli R.
very little cost from any.
drug, store. . Just ask.
for•:freezone. App y a:
drop' or , two' dire tly
upon ' a tender 'co • or.
callus and instantly the
•soreness disapp ars.
SkortlY . yoti u.:• _
the corn. or callu
loose that yeti :can l
off, . root :and all,
' the 8ngele. • - •
• Not a twinge of•
soreness or : irri
not even the .slag
smarting, • either
applying ' • freeze*
afterwards: •
This drug does*
_up the corn or
•but. shrivels , the
Ont.
they loosen and coins right ou
no hunibug' .' It works like a c
For a few cents, you can get
eiery hard corn,. soft dent Or corn, be-
tweeli . the tone; :: as Well as painful'
calluses on bottom•., Of your. feet.:' It'
never disappoints.. and never burns,
bites or inflames. �it your druggist
hasn't. any freezone ,yet, tell • hinai to
get a ' little bottle for -you• from his
wholesale house.
THE BREAD TUNNEL . .
One- of the Most ngeniou`s -Aericcs•
Ever Made by War Prisoners.
50
tit
itli'
aitl,
ion;
test
hien
or
eat
lius; '
Pb
It fel
arm..
d of.
and -estigation. arid -punishment
nocomtaissioned "officers
rward and hogged flor the'
the French. array" to' be al -
take not only . their 'own
punishment bu :that of all
sh wouldn't. hiree that, and
selves up. It was a regular
nd • scraping, "You;first:my.:
onse". 'sort of. praceedixig-
he men • were. :given five
retty easy,' het -au -Pe the 'Ger-
ers were muelinillused. They
thought they. had taken away every
conceivphle thing that could be 'used
for tun el building, but •they. never
thonght Of the war bread-% German
oflicerk' tame' for • miles: reund to see-
-the; :tu net They' :woUldn,t Jet Ins
destroY it brit, kept it as a' curiosity.
the fin st piece .of seppitig• he , had
ever s en.
'>Ilinard's 'Llahmsat Corea*Dandra¢.
tbe evening • meal Willie was dis-.
go of his. soup : with speeri, arid
b
!'Wi�L16e1" said his Mother, in,
,primanding tone: Willie knew;
;tdiately°"wdiat this Mother meant,.
assuming an •injured air, replied; .
asn'�t gain' ha,1f as fast as= I;
•-MONEY ORDERS..
vooln
burn
you
dlist
this
MOT
Mtn
spr
Put
dellara costs three cents.. ,
1" Observed- the impassioned
as. he sank on -the parlor floor.
don't: know -what , mein_ by
replie4 sire coolly. 4:1 los& after
reoM „carefully 'myself every
cat hang your herbs up te
'tage of...their Virtue.. Instead,
cad shaded from
sun on a dry shelf, W1. -en 417,
'commender of the •II -boat. was evi-
dently' nonpuldeed hy.the defence, for on, himself or on. his fellow su era
suddenly, he gave .orders to? mibmerge, When, _they_f ailed to., get ', Safe awaY
and his boat *ent *ender sa- rapidly through. their ingenioue tuinia,7 and.
- that 'not Only were the :four •men of can 'even see a fenny Aide :to the af-
"the Metier On her -deck. thrawu into fait. ' ' -
of the submarine. All five managed, gun the tunnel and had worked upon
the water,. but also one of the crew , - Seine. Of therotlier•:Pritoners had,he.:-
to Scramble into . the„lifeboat- • 1 it deity for. a Month before" they let ,
'Ni TA cloPed and the Rteber viin- ,him into the ' secret, which finally be- • . . . • ,
ished into the darki. making for the came known to severel hundred ef t e .' Wthnen Make Tanli.' .'
ISle. tit Creix,..ffeni wbich the Moving eaptives. :. ',. .' . • • . , British 'women . are now. making
I.eaans of the' lighthOuee -were Peen, It openedirem the last hut at the tanks for the artily. Tri.. Me tants:WY
.Re Palely entered pert tit 1 a.m. The entl"of the back row and was headed every operation 'in the *hole. process
During the night the 11-bnitt again so -sandy that it was impossible to, emp oyed oa varioesLparts.._,The.v_are
. appeared. ' The commander ordered make a tunnel in the Ordinary way; a also Makieg good in many:Varieties og '
the lifeboat alongside and. td;ok. off long thnd passed before the boye hit shipyard •tverlt arid 'in hlast furnacesi
the member' of hip trew. He then on a plan, After our own Packages briekyarcbi spa speller viorks...A. fore,
ordered the lifeboat away end 'limp:- bad' begun to come and we had white man in charge of a blast.furnace is
peered. Later the lifeboat and 'the bread to eat, says the =porta, seine quoted as saying that he would be
dory arrrived in port, genii/8 hod a happy thought of usieg willing te undertake . any 'form of
The Mitister of Marine eited in •an war bread for bricks. The war breed ferroconcrete work with 'only. *mien
order not Only • the eaptain, hut the is, as teugh add sii hard at' rubber as his assistents. • • •
vessel itself, and all the : survivora and of abont the size Mid shape of a .
Wan decorated. "The crew of the small stone block that you rise- for similar -We 'maltreat Cured .51rirns,. ilut.
Weber, 'W, their- gallant behavior, paving streets. We kePt the • bread
fighting' againot treniendous odds, buried until night. Then we pile,d it lf boiling meat iS .inelined to be
Lave saved their ship and given an up in a kind or crate,: and when the tough, add a teaspoonful' of baking
txamplo of 'Whieli the Whole French sentries vvere out of sight we rushed
speeial order, _. ;,..- . 0, 4 'beautiful tunnel you" ever saW. The '' isscE.No.A3,2to •• - .
navy can' well be prpo,(1"--so runt the it over to the tunnel. It was the mest
, Header's. were siserl thil' season in
wheat:`,Orep;" With -the result that the
grain -Was cut on 'Many fiehls :Where
'etherwise. -nothing. have been
1101N tO Purity
the Blood,
°Fifteen to thirty drape of
Extract of Roots, commonly
called MOW Wiled **AK
twO ba Wien in water
Avith meek and et biitims, for
the core Of iliitigostious tone*
potion and bad blood, Persist.
ence hi tide treatmentWill effect
cure in nearly every.enna;"
Get the geloine et druggists.
ACHES AND -PAINS
QUICKLY RELIEVEll
softens 'the severe
rheumatic ache
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Put -it on freely.. Don't rt13 it id.
just let it penetrate naturally. What a '
: External aches, stiffness* sorenets,
hack "ericks".,7-those ' ailments,' can't
fight. 'off the • relieving. qualities of
Skates Liniment. Clean, convenient,
ecodoinical. Maile.in Canada. Ask
. any druggist for it. .
CH BS
-pre OX -BLOOD SHOES
Atkura Cate
for Baby's Skil
_ It's really wonderful how quickly*
hot bath with Cuticula Snap followed
.„ by a gentle anointing With CutiCOM
OinUnent relieves skin. irritiniend
which keep baby waketui and test*
less, permits sleep for infant and rest
for mother, and points tObealment
most. cases when It seettia"li011igag
tbm-pipC..antt Free by M.O. Add:tenet*
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acht., sore; throat, 8N% °gen joints ana unollar trouble; est Virdckfg
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