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A Way to Soften the Hard
Water of th [lath
Get out the LUX package ---pour in 3 or 4 table-
spoonfuls iota tke water and stir a -little. The
water iromeitately becomes creamy soft. most
refreshing and very beneficiat-to the slan. -Try it
ba -night. You'll be pleased. well pleased. People
where the water is unusually hard just revel in
LU
for the bath.
terfted.
specially where. babies are ccin-
These silky -smooth little flakes of t14 pureA
essence of soap eater ise a soothing and
cleansing effect on th skin that is very
stimulating after a tryt g day.
L ar c -.se ower. 10.4 if
Lever Brothers Lim
Toroato
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WOOLLENS
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ratitimattt eve,- 1,
AT YOUR SERVICE
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Goods
IRONS
TOAST!' R
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COMB SAGE TEA IN
HAIR la 'DARKEN 111
It's Graralmother'S Recipe to,,,
keep her Locks, Dark,
Glossy, Bea9..tlfol.
The et4-tin, warns et Sage Tea
ant Pulphur
r en.n4 gray.
etreaked a faded hair Ls grand-
niother's iedne. and folio are azaii,,
using it to k p their hair a good.
ev-ri color, WIlb 13 quite Itetuslble, a
• • •r • !,v1ng in o ace when a youth-
il ofL;r.' greatest ad- know
New-adlys, though, we don't have
troublesome task of gathering th••
And th o mussy mixing at home.
All 'drug mores sell the roady-to-utin
pr '1-t, improved by the additi..1 of
oth,r gredients, called "Wyoth's Sage
and Sulphur yommotioll", It 13 verr
P ft.,. 'ar horn, ,v c. n disolver
it tt.is been •••o. moisten
C:ottlh • 4h w th it and
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THE RIGNAL - GODERICH, oNTARIO
ARMIES CANNOT (DOCTOR URGED
GET DECISION AN OPERATION
ured.
ompound turtate to nod a taziciab la Bwrilto-__A
/gayer, rags. and ilaUrINfea Of grOlaild
41/11rab te rare *ere now --and ex-
iting hot/ad with rope. I was fur -
left Most autboaohilles have ground
/mod and dtrt. This only risen to
cork.
osattvga I
perteneed the sensation of riding ii•
a machine having nothing but roIlve-
rly four years , bound wheels. it was Just like rid -
troubles, nor- ' lag on, a wagon. Every time ow• car
as sad head- struck a cavity la the road, you were
and ever jolted clear through.
wouldhaveto 'There tail a bicycle tire left in
bed most of Gormatiy oatidelo of theme on Minton'
ino. Treat- bicycies. Raids by the wboiesa/o
would relieve were conducted on shops sxid real-
toar tivymase hz.! 1.encetbeees.haavade becailubirecydcueedle tiresto permseistedti
UI
me to their remaktag as automobile tires.
L.11. oaipekredatimoa. sodbeez,.tacialtivetbizuvi. cairsostaimedverytir ohtillsoigthrteetirer:Decoeleretachoostrujobbe.larndeuoii: eg
yd.ititeEire.Pitanbki;
nu ''''"°r• Ha last trip wag almost eacluatvett
Ues of hand
int! It ot olio:
rtlibbemaadrior 1117 uPliereglgiOtagthew"rubbterde-tn
du-1014es that none of It, with Use
possibie exception of eamigh for the
but/ding of tiros for the royal tomtit,
was allowed to go into Urea
Ger/nasty had little erode rubber
in stock at the ootbrea.k of the war.
Since then she ban been depending
on what she could smuggle through
the marls and what she could buy
trurn.,Sworten„ Zvingig_iihelis of rub -
Arrogant Statement Made by
German War Minister.
VON STEIN WANTS PEACE
"tiotne have even been II/led with
those cars that have ragged
dia E. pink. sway their shows aad MOW. about on
haul's Vegetable C
Instead I took Ly
and Was C
ourreroci hum organic
Baltimore. Xi -"Nea
White Fle Declares That the Hasa
Are NO( Afraid ot the Teethe •'r
%ay other Wonders. of Physi-
cal science. He Ha. (liven
$0 Flows ..I l'eto.hitig
- ',Ithe tither Nations.'
IDO not know the Americana.
aur do I know what they
are capable, of doing in this
war," said Gen. von Stein.
Prussian Minister of War. in an In-
terview in a recent issue or The
Budapest Milian. .The ceneral is
VOLUSIle
month
aches
talents
stay in
the ti
way. ILI
my doc
me for
laVe •
My sis
to try 1
h a m's
consenti
Compou
1 ,roperatio
five bot
t.,, quoted. however. as declaring (bat 11 •••• It hag completely
tile cratrat Vowers- were well pre- Work ia apleasure. 1 toll all my friends
,,, . a eured'itne and my
Pared for meetirie AUSIfirlea. who have any trouble of this kind what
Com -
?be War-.Ministec said he did not Lydia E. Pinkham's N'egetable ,pound has done for me."--Nsuas R.
regard air Getting as a decisive far- BruCTINcitam, 609 Calverton Rd.. Balt/.
tor. He had heard- of extensive more, M.
Allied plans in • (hie ronnection. It Is only natural for any woman to
"But," he 'said, "morn depends apes dread tbe thou ht f • •
e American engineers eau do,
sad /18111\ 1006a dependa upon whe-
ther eincient, experienced crews coo
be obtained( by theta."
Speaking-gf the present situation.
Cenewal Yen Stein :Aid:
"All'hummifity desire., peace» itad
naturally so do I. As a ,s.iktier. 1
tier were snit ta Utters rrom toe
1 United States unUI Great Britain
opened these and confiscated the cob -
tents.
'Atter thlschannel had bees
closed she purchased large numbers
of automobiles in thia country aod
had them ahlImed to Sweden. There
she stripped the automobiles of the
tires and abandoned brand new ma -
ening. to ths3 S11/e(if•li. /3111 3011. Great
Slendens with tire equipment."
Mr. Van der Linde gave the pr
Tailing price of tires in the following
countries:
Germany—None to be bad.
Austria--• None to be had.
Sweden- - $550 for a tire if you
have a permit from Royal Automo-
bile Ctub.
Norway -4490 with permit.
Denniark—$320 for a tire if you
can find Odd and give written assur-
ance to government that It wit/ not
o to Germany.
Holland -83 SO for a tire with goy-
rnment guarantee.
lassia---11100 tor one tire. •
Great Britain—$,0 for one
leratioe--$90 for one tire.
Italy --$100 for one tire.
Spain ---$124 for one ttre.
Britain permits no cars shipped t
o
pe on. No
many women have been restored to
'health by this famous remedy, Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, after
will pa any woman who /toffees Neat
an operation hos been advised that it
such ailment, to consider trying it be-
fore submitting to such a trying ordeal
Germany Is Now Facing
Acute Rubber Shortaze.
Only kaiser Uses Tires I
.:44.0:0•040$4.1-s-:-).00.:-..,-i-c-i-:04, ,
FIE only .i•it.ohobile In Geo-
, ingay running on
• macre tires is liaker W'1 -
i
'.. balm'.. Even the crown i
P' i• •lenied fats luxury. Along
w • von • ,Hindenbure, Ludendorff. ;
von Mn •keneen, and the other dfa-
dem- win the' \German crown, the
row prince bumps along to the• :
nt on 't,rps fitted withrags, tom -
s404 cork, and paper. i
T.»-., observations 'form but a '
small \p;rt of the anthologY.of facti
gather, by Victor Van 4:krLinde,
who justreturned frm oEurp e after
fillINEITAL VON sTEIN , nosh goeernmeat °Metals haver
•long stud of' tire conditions abroad.
IIn some countries tires are hot to
be bad at oil eirept 31 price and Wily after a dozaenta ous
only 'Me on the wit
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standne • for weeks,
- pee:titular for enl- litetallY Heating; gasollne is worth
ing the war. and that 1.4 victorY. Mere than champagne and Is obtain -
Every rent/ornate/I is only a sign of able only With government consent.
weakness and an ieftnnwledgment of and niue-tentha of the automobiles
defeat. Re'who renounces the fruits are not running.
of his efforts on the battlefield puts -German scientism have tried to
the enemy in a position to consider improvise for the• scarcity of rubber
plans of destruction. ' There Is no
hitusell a victor and helps him In his
tbbyettrcturribub"er.'7gsa.widhatmtittir. -4a der syn -
14830.4 of
of a desire for an ubderstand- Linde. "but in this they have been
.4anatacezataL _..Tht_ia_tuutance
entire attitude shows their only atm of crude rubber I it at all, and
still is to push us from .our place in ttinr,•fore it is devoid of Obre. Then
the sun. again it has cost about fifteen tinae
"In reality. a military decision has
.
more at pound than the vegetable.
already b,en obtained.. When our "'The situation of both Germany
enemies reeognize that they cannot and Austria, as concerns tires, is
drIro on out of the- occupied terri- truly deplorable. Countries bound -
thtory they win thereby admit that ing the central empires, with the ex -
ey have liven dof.ated." eeption of those that are at. war with \ .
\ Genoral von Stein asserted that them, are in Just aa bad a plight.
flis„. „movin 2,, and derisive, power le "Really the only car running with
the individual man '' a 1 inn
ed t
ec ar- n Germany to -day In
e Gerwan, were not afrajd ser's. Most casings are stuffed
nderl of technical science. w:2,11 compressed. chamPagox_ corks.
re a, -e, for info:Ante," he said,
ka, which made•their first
the
A futons, says that den.:lge. 'Th
, .o,,probahl) 'tilled by bting :led too "the ta
hard
*Pivot u t e Somme battle. At
on sop of them and tried to
first we n inrally did not know how
to destroy 'them My soldiers even
Not a -Ito 11.iii' • 1..•• climbed
11 .• 1 • f vaCti : re.
blow the
h ,1- 8.10 n -n7. wt.
Unilot Sl,, ioto 181, N 1.. 1)••••
that 'hi.. a rich maws IYAr 404 that them, ou
Am••ri. 3 *3.4 furred Int., it by wealthy
meti dosireua of conversing and Our
creasing their war profits. Many
Ally t riouirut or person. whole men- the tone
tat processes Itre not wli(ti11,) clouted genius s
by demagog"! or near treason, knows or a god
that this Is not the ca -o; e ouenea
are many who pernilt Cool, thinking of money
to he done for them ir, these windy of the Bit
surpoundere Of false daetrinp. who only no
lave been made to believe that the drink wel
lietk .nen of this coin/try really lust of Ah
brought about the pscticipatioa o( other tim
the United States Irn the war. wealth b
The **orifices alreadyy the Drat, tato
rich men of the country. the enor- with th-
mous burdens laid upon them In the wealth be
way of war taxes and a score of oth- it alone c.
er things have made,lt plain to every "olial wit
inteiligent mind that if they had could OM
brought about the war they, o
say the least, much shorter sighted
than their busInesa aucresi would
indicate
Brit if any further proof ill needed
by anyone. we suggest a Donee! rat
that stock market reports. The best
aerurttles of the country, after de-
clining steadily for many months,
reached a new low level a few days
ago, this figure In some Instances be.. 'could imp'.
Ing lower than It w e panic
times of 1907. There. is but one CALMS
or this, and that Is the war and the
financial adjustment nocesaary to
providing the money for the war.
Considering the greater pat t of the
wealth of the country is invested.
Ulnas hypothetical rich men who APO
barged with bringing on the WA? for
heir profit by some process of un-
to/twined legerdemain would staid
nvicted of toter I be
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Our MottoCiearfnes• Alwar•
OPEN 9 A. M. TO 1 A M.
;TAKES OFF DANDRUFF,
HAIR STOPS FALLING
$ive your Hair! Get a small bottle
Of Dandertne rliaht now—Also
stops Itching scalp.
non, brittle nolorhwa and armory
ihair Is mete oedema, of a negfretod
e.cotip; of dandrttff--that awful amirf.
Thorn le nothing en destructive to
the hair an dandruff It robe the hair
of de lontre, Its strength and its very»
ble, eventually producing a feverish-
Itior*4 Alld Melting of the enalp, setae% if `
not resinedisi elliatell the hair roots to
/dirk& loneen and div—theri the hair e°
fr4la and fruit. A Itttin Dariderine to-
nuilit--now--any time—will surely save t
your hear Di
Get bottle of Knowlton's T°
ffleaderine from any drug More. YOU W
entrely eRn twee bnautifnl halt and and tote b
/a ft if eon will Jest try a little Dan- tl
*keine Have your hair' Try IV
ad neat...L. tile
soon teamed that there was
m rifler) with hand er•enad" For T Tt. • -13 Yea
deadly weapon against
r grins.°
factorai-:---:)hett.mow0atr"d 'towering
of those mankind whence Finally Pound Hi Way — !
A Barrie Man TePs. of Persistent
t•onNe nap ney. Heada.ches and Indigestion
hould spring as a madman to Good Health. 1
. One 88 our intense c
on-
s of money. The discovery
is recent for the rich men For two !,,•ic years, the writer of
iir wanted flocks and lands this let; -r las poltiject to severe nead-
8 hat they might eat well,
I, and wed fair women; the aches. 112e nerantui system got run
down, digestion failed, and there was
ab ass rattier unusual! At- eir,girnuue.ed los.(i17!.. 'I18.L
'Chase" 'a Nerve rood
nth in IlahYlon. in Venice, changed all thnt and now with score, ,
rougbt material benefits apt other itarrio pelvis Mr. Nader LO
•r only cFstInetlon. Only rroomnit•ndank the use of thin food
ise of Ihr”middle class did cure its the best means of building up
.urne• tile greatAst force, for the tech:tiara...I ne.enotill mystern and
gild make the middle claws . curing headaches, indimisrUon and
h the'r fellows. As they
. all tho annoying symptoms of a run-. :
y eanu•Vf000, t!fri("3tito0 'LIZ them- Ija rie,"ohnl.,Nivraditre's3:4 ."11rreitlin:gthiet.rlease ti ‘1
wn con,11:Idn.
selves Letter th"», their kind — the two ears.1 'had an attack f A
merchant or, t' • fVictories lion, aoc`omounied by soveYe ,head -
ported, their s • s' ,ardi» barouches, arheg. I suffered from loss of slope -
anti sarcophag :' ,, A erican nall- tile. -.rad mr ',Mein
lionaire,f; with fl r de' • i rare, their 184!"),, I als., loot constramhaly "Inn
Ritz-Carlton ill ra, , ' c r Invest- weig t . I began using _Dr. Chase's
enema In old • 'sten (guaranteed Nerve Foorynd ag they helped me 1
Whereas la th'
moldy). are n • •sil ,- (wept/mem. time. My condition Is now greatly
continued t ie treatment for . some
t ur ' 'Prouty you imprevea ' . a es are gone an4
In the taent , ro. a duke, my health In general fl much better.
, . , 1 Ifs 1 iyi le: u AndheI can cheerfully recommend the use
CA 111P a million, of Dr. Chards '..Srerre Food to those '
you CaO stun i ,
nillionaire,
,.,„„tybodp. sneering from' ni•renusness of any
kind."
1
edema lurz. yaomu r,r v, ,
Ashworth The reaxon Dr. rho/we Nerve Food
per feet ly sayg
' Mollie because of Its extraordinary Mond-
, is an effective ln esaisit of this kind is
always makes • '
whom the me• ' at fortunes rormtrur influence Dy Cl•@:#1ttrig an
Magazines. .• — liarlatell ahundanee of rleh. roi blood It
strengthens the n the heart.
.....
revitalises the exhausted nerVel and
Fine' 1, -at. hiitidm tip the eryatem In every way.
'I pia' know J ta. famous one improves, you rent anti Nicoll 1•1011. and
The appetite is reatnred, digestion
day or another, re .- .ed ratutst the neir ricer and energy fe felt in
Corntoseel to h r, ire. every organ of the human body. Dr.
"How do you rein r. loos?" Chase', Nerve rood la dolor wonders
"Why, lance our boy vent Mto Os for men, women and ehndron whose
rmy everybody is no•ntin• na nut """'"" hit" "'wit ""k 'I" "In
n' talkie' about Josh Corstosisl's down. Se cents a Me, 4 toms* for
other and mother." $2.75, all Heaters nr lertmanson. Dates
& Co., Limited, Toronto.
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y.
The &amnion that this la a war for
he benefit of he rich man is of a
sco with the statemente alwaya
ode by those windy demagoguehn 3.74• a DOM to the country in A
nie4 et peace and a menace to it in a
Ines of national stress.—Milwankee t
atinel•
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L. 1.2a....
Every 'man has a right to keel) his
opinion to himself.
swallow may not make a summer.
but a • t pin in a chair will make one
sPring
Aho for Swollen Joints and Ankles, Com-
stant Head.tihes, Urinary and Bladder
Troubles and all Irregularities of the
Kidneys.
--
No Time Lost.
A Mood !el newly -drafted men
reached their cantonment late in the after -
Goon. By the time they had passed
through the receiving station and the
hands of the doctors it was nearly mid-
night. Several of them were awakened
8 at 4 o'clock the following Morning to as -
1 sist the cooks in preparing breakfast. As
! one well-bnilt. Weepy dratted man got to
his feet, he stretched and yawned •
. '
it doesn't take long to spend. a night
in the army."—Eachange.
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