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TBAasvAT, Dee. 7. 19111
WITH THE HURONS ON THE ATLANTIC
Sergt. ��••-oft
with the 161st Battalion.
CAE 14TONAl, .(/DFRICH ONTARIO
best thing I could 4n was to keep tits
much out of sight as poet/ibis. Today
• ih. Bvtt•lion is on duty, and has to
supply about 130 men. It is keeping
them guessing to do it. and when &
man Metre he is on guard he foxes
t Redfern's Diary of the Voyage from Halifax to Great t3ritaanyhow. Almost all the otfluers
ase sick and moat of the sergeants,
;,hose that ere not are Irking thing -
easy. We bad better go on deck. It
is a globous morning, a nice breez-
frow aft, and now and then • rpray
scatter* over the how. It is a great
right. There ate the five big boats in
line and we err in a circle of water.
irir.t our cruieer, the -- --• next the
Soutblaud, then the Lapland, then the
Empresa of Britain, bort 1he Sinn
It wakes one think -as one man put it
-that Britain isn't vets. Mg: .but it
leas it on then) s11. Of course sharer
are rumors of have orders, neglected tibyrwort of, use,
to wear Iii. -preservers revery man has
one, of comer).
Twelve noon. -We are mew 212 utiles
wet and tnnight figure that we are out
the danger Lens. Three of us who
are not sick "have 'R{Nred--mak hoes -
outdone for the company. B Company
has 4 and 8 lifeboats, 4 w collapsible
host, and two lifrrafts.The next thing
bet. Ours s � le to detail the men to the boats. We
what else. pp fires y
A R+� Place to start from wruld be the wap, to twhrve *het thh• timelier Id R 1 t inflecting' asleep in ick oil (went of the t wen
d the station 't necessary and keep back
from the time we left Halifax. tow„� ilxttoNe left /crop Blade �•uo Friday, and Rerun act olio [wd, and
uhe to stand by on the boat deck to help
up afoot 5 a, w. *ret \londap rj
rushes; it is ney ssar privilege to be one of
in standing, end r *nen as hod thirteen man at el th+ to I�stHl 1 414 taro our h fuel. nte longsidi 5 4). ii. WN t6etu. Besides them. we 'need thirty-
two down. ;brave the auch,.r up and 'team awn) two men for whom there is no room
Jut
t bot to eland by the rafts.
a
1
.raw
m
pp to l
as aloe el e, but wtiierwe could not but we have to writ for the 1'tl 41. \\'e
Mts. *Redfern, of town, bas received we were to Mil on the Lapland, which we are going to move Into
8U leve supper and after a little tell. dr -
ocean trip with the Huron Battalino, Well. we�were paradeei, sell celled,
and has kindly consented W its publi- and made • record of bring the only 1 tutor the 1331d.
battalion that mane thIeuKh Halifax In our room are Seigt.p.aWe
c ey,
cation in The Cl god. The ant part of without loving a men. 1 \1 r made McLean, ndotltes and tind we bwdyneatly fur -
the diary was written out on Novem-
ber '2nd, though each dsy'e record is
kept by itself :
Monday. Oct. 30 -On board the
gond ship Lapland, about miles
txtt. 14.11. *blit tL a1I. i
air l could
tell you folks at home whist a good
time 1 ant having. I arppnse 7041 are
wondering where we are and what we
are doing and no doubt routines have
had us all sunk and we don't know gtvru
i 11:i (I am beginning, by
u c
mental records on the carr. the .Lew• I It, tteu the -luzul y of pellpwr, clean
and said he had hewn looking after g and w platy wenn enough W
worm trait rtur the last year and Lbai duet ,
he had had (only two good battalions 1 and ess in.y. Oct. 81. t trPlitvP ww
and es mete out of their. Our car would he sleeping yet had not 111P boa'.
got the entoppliment of being the hot-
eund ict_rd C 1• on the train.) 'Ten- given three Woos on her whistle to
cite:
e that avec•-woo•- baikltltt
r
all right
and srrgran •
the right of the gaaborte , which we geed haat Ineakfalit hut
aswlike warded
It WO
did. As we went t- rtettll we were
see card wi h nor rttertxttu alum• well up to expectation. Went out on
deck jolt in time to see the anchor lgoq.
This dry 1e .pen
the •ttlenutm, n r
CAMP
orders io eist5R* -wed This. war "lone 7 ou, \\' 11, it strained
t to 1.11 out on
100
ere. but we got here in
shape.) A steward show
We are tan the Main dee
ward of antid.hipwW a ells
r.xim. The roar. is ah,.ut
Int taw
Corp. Barr ewe me (he was on guard
in the cat 1 he told -rte we.,wer. in
Halifax. 1 he night befere the tights
-?►il heen very bad,eb i hid relied a kfeit
and had them fixed in our car,
which was Iueky, tor about 3 31) cork ft. and tins r hall about rig
came orders to runs.. the men out and running to the ride of, tthe hour ilf f
so you ran lot tholebuilh light",
get kite {tacked : 3
•
we couldhae, fnretlwhenlforttheytwo ight withnaswitch tary. We evrtyleirik.1The atilt
we c R 1
turn are all parking up in Deco Wel iu,.ehraAnk syrl'rmuithtttrhti.hyl
there is no room to spare. Then I t
of what is to he our Inst Meal ashore salt air is drawn `.vt lelentte
r- it day, and as usual we did from the upper - . 1 1
ce to It. and 11 ' ttdrd. 141..4 s n up
About 8 o'clock along cense the web- roues. Il conies 111 rhreugh a'{•ret
Comaorder todettain for the last time. in the bottom and the foul sll'pn
After what seemed to be a long wait out through the top so there is a con
we °parched to the National Naviga- stent stream of trrah warm air always
*ion Co.'s piers' and shade, the @SHIP pa.1ing Ihruugh. There is plueu carp• t
being built of cement and vended by I on the door,enrwelled white walls an
• high wire fence and sentries with ceiling and all fittings rorhogwnt,
fixed bayonets. i soon found out that about twelve feet &way is Ube -
room. which is perfect.
The next thing, of course, w s
;nn deck, about 11 o'clock, a • H11
lungs with the salt air. atria you
never know whet it omens to m
see the 'stir around the harbor. Hall
harbor iv+t wondeaftfl Mahar -1s
row entrance end/opening -ant li
bottle, and room' enough to hold 1
whole British n'.vy.
At Lilt we/ heard the welcome se
Reams' m ' *all end dad n delay
hunting
eat,
a1�L tow• up the harbor, 1141114 spending Ili nig u I on the boats
s date- in very calm at d peaceful wa These rafts ere on the hurt ic nnee deck
t• z 1- W.dnesday, Nov- 1 -T Ste
w s
1o1111n Ntewarl6, hat to on steward.'
and diuit.Ktll.•111 el !Partin galore ore!'
wakes up •111.141 7 to after ,a••
it slier- minute nap we to nut to find•v►lit tr
b drirzle and ,.r of cold. We fortify
tied. freb." out'se1./e. hr • meg a stood hreekfest
order to frH
libation. 1 am the s con
get it. We are getting et+
wart{ I t craaae wlewnd to a e
fret doe K I *there rte I, dwow rte rds,
net
it,Yo ( inn Ku aft i r nd about 10
Jird i a.nr. c•,lrut:yt,''r Lyawrlcowr
utoi1t•hr I iu for
to inoculation" that we don t
sty. 'I he coal -boats are still along -
e ; in fact, have been working all
Might. At 1.30 we are having a little
sleep when down comes the steward to
clole t.be ports,. -So we dig on deck.- W
a.,a them ■wineina' in the ladder.
li man
GRANDTRUNK t°'s M
WINTER
TOURS
PJ CIA1. is how in effect
- - to.resorts in Rtorida, Nortel
and 'South Caroline, Louisiana,
Georgia and other. , nthera
States, and to Bermuda and ale
West Indies,
Return Limit May 31st, 1917
UBERAL STOP -OVERS ALLOWED
For full information write to
----• kt. N••RNINO. O.P A.
Union etaeen
Toronto. Ont.
VRENCE ft: tiuN:i
Phone fe
V, F.
Town A: tits
tb-.
jd II y Ket•
tam
and will float oft if the boat sinks. It
bet -
i14 `w matter of opinion which is the
ter\Of Donne. if you can get the boats
away/ethey ere the most comfortable,
but they are very liable to get smashed
if there is a ora on ; whereas if you
hang on it raft you intuit come to the
,o(h There is no use trying any host
d, ul ; the ih�ncb ere too sick. Mo we
to +o1 &snood L' 1 bedtime and urn in. ,
Friday, No d♦ 4. -Well, I au N. b.
S. today, sh- \hfnve team up a little
earlier, and I em washed and shaved
before 7 ■. n.. T6 n up on deck for •
look around. It is a lorious morning,
calm sea. sun peeps out. When 1
*ao to, the orderly r m, however. I
find no orderly sergean , no orders -
1 all sick the day before ; I go down
and more,' people with chest and
throat troubles have tried to cure
them by pouring cough 'syrups.
lung tonics and the like Into their
stomachs. All a mistake! The
Peps way Is different.
Peps are tablets made up of Pine
extracts and medicinal essences,
which when put into the mouth
turn into healing vapors. These
are breathed down direct to the
lungs, throat and bronchial tubes
- not swallowed down to the
stomach, which is not ailing. Try
a Mc. box of Peps for your cold,
your cough, bronchitis or asthma.
All druggists and stores or Pepe
Co.. Toronto, will supply
[flaking things fast rt leaser• word and find a few k (not sew-
onrting the verset ready for sea. it'tl&4ey
our the chain is haul.d short. at 4 idyl sick -it's Do use botheritise them) and
tcoal-bag cast off, and at 4.73-thei take, them before the Deems.- Tut
he
`,:v., anchor is t e sled we ate 4 11. We have 1 eni t chairs are filling a little,
quite w tri so Mint Dip down the i who bi i oSln lie in nral officer.y morning
like e w ha r
r- harbor. Tb Jobe giver us threat Y
s sr.- peas give In WA nn. He has the reputation of eiiences in it. It is almost worth
t'betwhj the- mess the --, working the legs off Iris orderly set. joining the 'leggy to study the differ-
,
thewhich
is an ; t en we { 1 t text sick W worry rot people yen meet•
� whish is an auzilcarryieg
ten gine, and who
of to on the t i ip. There
p the dining saloon. We turns to *sin when
it known, in lee Hrst.rl•es harbor, past the tor
et 7:30-12-6 (they . call them (the harbor. past the 1t
kfest luncheon and dinner). and
hour •fterwarde the offerers dine. 1
p d
igh4 �t a table and a w•to
Q
he is making heavy weather of it ;
says he hag not hied a weal sines he
came aboard. He look* tough.
Wifeless is a wonderltel thing.
They have • synupsie of lee news.
put up, even about throe two veseelr
hot in yesterday's gale in the hist'
Uh*umel. That won't cheer thew up 1 nostrils
any. We have a giiod heal. a good In our minute your elullte
crew, amt Nov. .-worry." t will open, the air paamage* of your head
Mondry. Nov. U• -A nice. morning. pe you van Imitate freely:
.....doe will clear and ..-utlling, blowing/
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP,NOSTRILS
Tells How To Get (quicku Rollief ie 11
from Head -Colds !
Blew r little *sat night ; heti to
itti� the bunk. The beroweter is
down 1,u'28.5, but iv is very pleasant
now. so atter a good brrskfart go
deck '1'be crew are making loose
thins fret. About 10.30 see a cluud
coning from over the port bow anti
pretty boon we have a mixture of
sleet stud tain and behind it comes tet
wind, and pretty roou the whitecap•
begin to show. .The )'loud then uotyrs
on to our friend the Southla' d. Noun
1,0 noon Jd mile-. We ate more than
half -way over now. After Mutter the
wind is increreing and the ere is gel-
Iingewe l in. wD stay on deck and .v..10l' .
Occasionally the epramars a'we p
1
right across the hurricane ftf ck,
which is -some fery-fest--abo about
level. The •wind is Mewing
fifty-five miles an hour ; turkey one
wonder wbat would happen if it blew
eighty or ninety. I was below deck
before sdpper and saw some funny
- I things, A form with four men on slid
right %cross the room and one tibia
full of food slid down and deposited
the Mod in the Menke. One mere boy
.rt down with & bag kettle of the h p -
"side down iu bi LW_ __ When,
sett came over thaloTeesetle head they
hsdlhe hatch' pertly nprn over the
turn's quartets., There -Wm trtiotfl s*i
inches of water on the door and some
of them started out with their lite les
wonderful,
on -(bought she was sinking.
wonderful, though, that �th r �is little
ge•sicknese now smnng 'lite men.
When we went down tot suptwr there
wete no dish.% on the tables. The
.toward said rhe gave & lurch and slid
them all oft He rays she tolls•bke
nothing he.ever knew. He brought
the dishes along with each course by
itself.
'Tuesday, Nov. i. -A blight morning
with a heavy see and a strong wind.
ut
10.30 lehe st night we heard the whirometer has riven. stle
blow once. A .ea had boarded her
nd broken the door open -in the.,
Story hole and put About twelve inches
et• water on the fluor. They were
paddling round rescuing their kite for
quite r while. That wee s joke. A
pmt . (eJlufl-_94k1+.. 'toiled overboard
from the Mouthlandast night, 'Chat
wasn't A joke. It must have b'e'lie
awful fu those - _ eaa---ln see
beat moving *way and no pot' -
Bible chance of rescue. There was a
report chat cute of our men was lost.
but there is nothing in it. l''ronr neon
W noon 1110 mugs. which leaves ua il08
miles from port.. Saw some porpoises -
this wftern000. C
English, mined
crowns, sovereign
are out that no C.
must be sent far four • - days
announcing our arrival, and that w
must not et any time bill the Oft of
embarkation or methrel of, _convoying.
The barometer is rising, hthe sea is
'till high It is aline night. Moon shin-
ing, and for those of us who are good
sailors this is a holiday trip. 1 sent
some cards and things in Iielifax
wonder if you got them. Weseem
to
1.e a long way from peat
le
lloderich.
Wedneadlh-, Nov, x. -Atilt a heat'
ora running, but it is a fine day. TO-
morrow
O-
morrow we should sight land, which
means that we are getting,into the
denger one. . I sul.poeP we robust nott t
tell of The precautions taken:
had the general alarm sounded this
morning and some of us wete t: Id oft
for s firing party and the machine -gun -
nen are getting their ions ready.
From noon to noon 281 miles. The
sea Le atilt fairly high, hot most of us
are used to it7. There ds an old ser-
geant in the 188th who says that he
dors not tbink this hoAt will stop roll-
ing even when she is in the dock.
(t seems a long time since we got
wry news from home. Guess the Hret
letters will be as welcome as the dow-
er% in May.
I forgot to mention the clocks have
been put on about twenty -live or
thirty minutes every night since we
d one hour at C•mphell-
ve i e
the rola at the boat and the Tbursdwy, Nov. N. -Thio-tt�lt memit
•r
more or lees. The bests bave:-altered;
their position, now. Our windily 18
in the lead. we 5941 the S. uthlsud
tunnies Onset. the other two oiler
e.'-TThe-Ceew Moe' a liitle fire ell!
boat drill, but we are by no west,.
impressed by their smartness. 'These
-
are one ii r two good tailors to r boat,
the telnaioder being cobks and stew-
ards. What wind there was has stow
lin
hauled ahead and the bunch are filling
in their face.. They think it is going
to blow ; it is a mistake, though, for
the glass is steady. Some of the
better sailors among its are wishing it
would blow, to make some fuer:
The chairs are nearly all full for
supper. One ema man rafter he had
eitan soup.
pudding and ice cretin that he was
hungry and thought•he would have
some ahortsake. The steward is get-
ting used to us and brings us every-
thing on the menu.
8.2p. -I have been down to the h•r-
n
No more nswelus. lin for
headache, dryness. ocoldugg cataroh
breath at night; your
will be gone.
Get • small bottle of now. Ely's
Cream'
Balm from your drugg
• little of this fragrant, antiseptic,
healing cream in your nostrils. 11 pea -
titrates through every air passageswollen
head, soothes the inflamed or
mucous membrane and relief comes
atantly. t staystuffed-up
It's just fine. Don' to
with a cold er amity catarrh -Relief
Domes so quickly.
bee's. He is • Belgian and was in An't
w.erp when the war broke out and just
got out before the Germane entered
the city. He is quite r nice old gentle-
men and takes great pride in showing
with the account of hie ex -
awl
• ry crui14er, our
em tt sae, is ; but re P mind to take it Saturday, Novi 4. -Steward wakes
is to the our .escort 1.7e, so 1 make a my us at Find it a dull, breezy
is a di iizle which nay. We take • walk on the inset
Morn-
ing. Its wonderful whawe can eat.
.e clearing the deck and find the crew 't ng'ng At . iii we fall in •('our places by the
o nets across hook nett. If they don't move any
hthnrrse-and 1 faster in an emergency -oh. well, 1 boat. which are swung out, and itn-
a swell and guess the emergency will never Arise- prove the rolling ability of the Costs.
little. I There are about twelve on the job. • SerRt- A -was down fere the drat time
'w chief since we hove the anchor up. Saw
the first Hying fish this morning. It
toned across about 1111 yards of
we ere at sea. There b
the boat begirt to rock e
will sen you soMP wenn sortie. There The that man to go under i Sergeant tall,
t hin ot aan in ch fete pod butcl
err a iter or _ We go down to est end.elf ore hooking Dougalin the
each table: wa itteotive ae only liner e shout dozen. f411 by the ayeidP. } h.r t andmyself
them. We call them wattsr,, down again, and another skim;
waiters can te. Altee-4M&t-*neat-w.P` Atte. *tipper we go stn deck. The ghaNsedttbe hot as if it were standing
here ri we wouldn't kick if we stayed 1 hit rru,, but awn virihte ligh , lit- Mutt and Jett, sod their bunch coil u• p
I alder sldrlightw, and the deck are all the noted names in bfatory. They Brill. The barometer dropped from
bort trwriinuth• { 20tito 2114
There are three hat t•lione aliment -
las digit se'w coal -sit. .Wali f ass rot t doo t seem planed end tell tar Lo writ i tom the
We tell
our men, who hove the forward steer.' our moray tet. but That dttfleuly w till we get in the
' ale ; the laird amidships, And
w�-•- --...............,
Instil eft k after •� P I .
loot wash and shaveIit feels good Thursday. Nov.2.-A fine morning,
K eltb misty.We go down to t hr ' t►
• get the l'Anl{i finrdrn dirt off) and ' blot a.i' 'aand ae-'Slat �acKnt
have a rumble round the ship, Believe Ctttljrw. -Aller hirakfart I thought T The
I u con have •geed walk end tette a 1•.ok ',and. There wits' After
Amite.
i them if we had to wait ou them the
boats would fall to pieces. The 'crew
not a bad bdnch,-'however, and
oM,oen are gentlemen. -
rive noon and 501 miles out.
linnet call is very w)ieouse.
inner we rnanage to get the
.gether and at their station,
!1►r -diaaptwer.with time. Again tutu t
fora sleep.
%Veil, we to on de- - Again a 1 to
4P, you would
i easily tugs stand
,yourself. About 5 o'clock quite a bunch laid up, so i Nn.0 ht the bunch
R
bene tugs stand by. sh it looks ws 11 • 1
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tt
,
NOTIGE,
en wante�
1t
8.40 p. m. asst n r deck.
It is blowing pretty fresh and the bar-
ometer dropped to 29.2. We are duty
battalion tomorrow ; guess it will
keep them guessing to get the hunch
out. We are all right. though ; the
od`lcwrs have one side of tate promen-
ade deck and we the other -that is the
top deck except the boat deck -and
amidships awe are sliding glen wind-
ows which can he rwised in dirty
weather, making it • great place to lie
around or walk. The spray occasion-
ally came right up over the tore end of
the prnmen•de. At noon today we
had t'overed 304 miles in the twenty--
four hoar,. It is odd t- hear the dif-
ferent men and their opinions. Some
wish they could lend now, and others,
including yours truly, would like it to
last for a month.
Sunday, Nov. 5. -This is a nice brisk
morning. Thele was r11111e a breeze
Iwat niget and it rolled up a aro, so
we know we itte on a howl. The
1 •roureter has dropped to 28.9 Tni.
1 mint Monday there are three church
ar ries on the promenade deck -the
133rd at n, the 161st at 9.:)11 and the
168tn at 10. Oor chaplain its indis-
posed, PO the laird gave a very im- left port,
preemie* little talk It awes made more ton
tinged my money for
p with shillings,
etc. The orders
les or wireless
--l2nd
$ - Ques Battery
By a
now training at Kingston
Twenty-five good men wanted at once, including
drivers, blacksmiths, carpenters, farriers, - wheel-
wrights, saddlers, etc.
Our complete equipment of guns and horses assures
the best training. Free transportation furnished.
i
i
For further particulars, write to
MAJOR R. R. CARR -HARRIS, O.C.,
aill111111111./Migil
Kingston, Ont., or
GEO. PORTER, Goderich,Ont.
4
Little Job
or Big
ev
swisil
h of the waves. i suppose they
are thinking of us at home. The ren
is DOW up and it is w glorious day.
There are still the "sine number of
Loam. in the name formation,, our
friend the cruiser
aa
tadht
lean guns reedy tor wioo If any-
one
doubts that t ritbnia rules the
wens 1 wish Fie could ltee this sight.
Distance ren since noonesterdey to
Inoon today 280 miles. The *gotbee
eningattled rp.und M artedaft andW rain looks soutiike 1*)
o'clock. Was talking to H. Mc-;
i
i
I.ADI[S! tOEll(_TONGP
IIMk1NGRAYHAIR
Use
the Old-time Sage Tea and
Sulphur and Nobody
will Know.
to be s nice morning. The
has Callen a little for rain, but 1 guess
we are getting close to the country
where there is lets of rain. The ora
has gone down quite • hit now and all
are looking forward W sighting 1wnd,
which we hope to do tomorrow, Dist-
ance from noon to noon 2101 miles. We
are fn '.he danger sone tonight ; so will
have to stand by the boateall the time.
Of conI cannot tell the precautions
*ken for our safety, but we
feel try confident.
Friday, Nov. 10. -it was w wet, cold
night last night, so I had a sleep this
morn•bg and missed my breakfast, but
that is the fleet ileal 1 have wined
.ince I came aboard. \Ve gntnor first..
look at land this morning And it
looked good -high cuffs and getsew4.it4►'
rifting clear out of the soe. Ir ie 1wn
weeks now since we left Camp Borden
and I guess we have seen quite a bit.
The foreign neutral boats belle th• it
Hag painted on the aide end the name
of the country in big letters.
We hope W arrive at our port to-
night and most of ase have one kits
pretty, well packed. We expect to be
In camp Monday and get part ofour
pay and w six-day leave. The pay will
he pretty welcemeto pomenf the lope.
The bcys are beginning to chirp up
Nome now and 1 guess the nearer they
get to laeditts the better they will
like it.
Maturdny, Nov. 11. -Well, we got in
today very estly, but we have. to wait
until we can dock, so we put in the thus cleanalnR. eweetenlDg and pnM-
(i►nw watching the various . 11 is
tying the entire alimentary canal'be1
from where we are at anchor. 11 is " tore Dutting more food Into Rho etom-
Kreat scone. VeaNels bum all eerie of ash.
the world ern here 1 Just as soap and hot water deanso
and freshen the skin, Ito hot water Goll
limestone phosphate act on the eUm,
Inative organs.
Those who wake up with bad breath)
coated tongue, nasty taste or have'*
dull, aching head. sallow complezlonj
said stomach; others who aro subject;
to bilious attacks or constipation!
should obtain a quarter pound of lme%
stone phosphate at the drug store!
This will cost very little but 1st ene-
cfwnt to demonstrate the value of 1n=
alde bathing. Those who continue ,1*
each morning an assured of. pre.
............
From the
repairing of
a faucet to
inbtalla-
Cion of a
compi4te
plumbi�n g
system. • VVe
are equip-
ped t o o
the job.
MOW •
W. R. PINDER
Phone 1;.:, Hamilton Street
MacEwan Estate
Exclusive agents for
SCRANTON
COAL
for Goderich
and District.
Best Coal Mined.
Ant[ quantity best all Maple
_-Slabs Mixed wood, Hemlock
and Kindling (Getter or Pine.)
TELEPHONES, office 98 -
re ideacs +t3 or 68
Cray hair, lion -ever handsome, denotes
advancing age. Vie all know the adtan-
togre of e. youthful appearance. Your
hair is your charm. it makes or mars
the fere. When it fade!, turns grey and
looks streaked, just a few applications
of Sago 'lea and Sulphur enhances its ap-
pearance a hundred fold.
Don't stay gray! Ionic young* Either
prepare the recipe at home or get. from
nny drug store a 6'beent bottle of
t\3oth's See, and Sulphur Compound."
which ie merely the old-time recipe im-
proved try the addition of other ingredi-
ents. Thousands of folks recommend Ude
ready to um preparation, became it
darkens the hair beautifully, besides no
one ran possibly tell, an it darkens so
naturally and erenl, You moisten a
sponge or soft bnieh with it, drawing this
through the hair, taking one email strand
et 5 time. R morning the gray hair
disappears, after another application or
two, its natural rotor la restored and it
becomes thick. glossy end lustrous• and
you appear years younger.
Werth s Sage and Sutphin Compound
to a delightful toilet requisite. it is tint
intended for the curs, mitlgatiop .r pet
muss sit - assess.
GIRLS WANTED
For nnlr.• work to NII the D!u,•'- of
men who nw, 0 gone or are a„i ng 1.. t he
front. Young, women ,'1111 1.•114101 the
r,nmlr> teal ..'t .Ice by prep .ring to
take-porltion' 1tt bunk- and besiuos.t
omtve.
.'ga•ixl T-out.ea } training in Ht,ok-
kw•piu�. rthtit11, , d oA all other (bei-
m...ela-ehje,.,- n w in Diverse.
`ltndentiadmltt..laoy imp. Illustrate.(
,•nhwingue In-.
Northern Business (O11ege, Ltd.
()WEN. MHlt' N 9. OST
t. A. FLF:MINII. Princlpal-
An Inside Bath
Makes You Look
and Feel'F resh
Bays a glass of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
keeps Illness away.
This excellent, common-sense
health measure being
adopted by millions.
Physicians the world over recom-
mend the inside bath, claiming this 1a
of vastly more importance than out-
side cleanliness, became the skin'
pores do not absorb Impurities into:
the blood, causing 111 health, while the
pores in the ten yards of bowels dol
Men and women are urged to drink
each morning, before bretikfast a
glass of hot water with a teaspoonful
of limestone phosphate in 1t, as s
harmless means of helping to wash
from the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels the previous day's lndigesunro
material. poisons, sour elle and toxins:,
twee ,t Get many
and iia allies ; there are conspicuuua by
their whatnot.
1'p (-omen the anchor and a to
helps us into the dock and we watch
the 138rd going ashore. then the 1118th,
and it comes outturn W lessee what has
been our home for a week. What will
happen before we crnea the ocean
agate? Well, everyone is l,ght-hearted.
or pretends to be, wn we form up for
the firs: tion in 1 nglend and take the
lett look et our good ship. -Phe is
irnm. nee heatde the dock. tint just the
amp the ocean threw her around like
col k. noasoed results, bulb t��
Again, when shall we sutbsk to stn
Nola iib ,
tte
those we left bibbed P • a.
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