HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1918-2-7, Page 7The'Cause oi i
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Heart Trouble
Faulty digestion i tithe
on causes
S
generation of gases in the l
stomach which inflate and: press
down onthe heart and interfere
n
with its regular action, causing
faintnessand pain. 15 to 30
Curative
Mother Sei e1's Cara ve
Syrup after meais sets digestion '
right,which allows the heart to
beat full'and regular.
RHEUMATiSM A IvlYSTERY
This Trouble is Rooted in the
Blood and Can Only be, Cured
by Enriching the Blood.
Some diseases give ixxunurltty from i
another attack, but rheumatism woiks,
Just the ,.other way. Every attack of
rheumatism' invites another; worse
than that, it reduces the body's power
so that each attack is worse t' iaxt the
one before.
If any disease4ieeds curing early it
is rheurna:tism, but there is scarcely
any disease : that physicians find more
difficult to treat slccessfully. When
a medicine does cure r•heunatis
therefore it is worthy of special noti
Medical authorities agree that the
blood becomes. thin'with alarming
rapidity as rheumatism ' develops.
Maintaining the quality of the blood is
therefore a reasonable way of prevent
-
lag and combating rheumatism. That
it works out; in fact is shown by the
beneficial effects which hollow the.
treatment of rheumatism,' acute, mus-
cular and articular, with that great:
111
c0,
blood tonie,'i)r. Williams' Pink Pills,'
That thousands of people- who have
taken Dr, VJillms' Pink Pills fo
their rheumatism have been cured i
a fact beyond dispute, That rhe
matism does not return as.l ng
long as .t4
• blood is kept t rich and red is. ' c u`
L?olall
'true. If therefore, you aro Bufferin
from rheumatism in any form,- yo
should lose no time in giviug Dr, Wi
liars' Pink Pills a fair trial. Mr.-iA
E, Hinton, Western'Ave., To¢•onto
Practijea1
Desi g'ns
p Miecxrs, •
1`1II MESSINES ClII:ANI) STAND, . ��r CANADL N TIMBER QROWTH.
How a ver.��. ' rop liar �n . i
a , Canadian laatglneer � (Wirer • • In Prance. Yields of 30,000 to � 45,000
1'Vaichetl the Iii" I''ighl, ' Board Feet Per Acre Are Common.
Prince Edward. Isl ii
The featured pai'tioipant ol. thi., ' Lt. -Col. ,1, B. White woods. man -
story was a Canadian engineer officer: --�•-* i ager of the Riordan Pulp and Paper.
Th -e tale call .never• be proved true be- l?�dr. !'tI. ., „ r, ; Company, 111'ontreal, and for the peast
eau the C,E,O. 13 a,5 since
"gone over''' c�,ent:.l.tlt 1.f.114 what two ea • • � in•�
� ry � \ � x,s c,haxgc, of forestry work
Dodd's Kidne poi-5
'ill � pfd in En land and France, stated recent -
For Biol. ly that if yields of 30,000 to 45,000
board feet per acre wore frequent in
France, as his own investigations had
They. Gave Him Quick Relief From hown, the he seemed no reason why
Canadians should tolerate the relative:
Headache and Backache—He Re- ly small productivity of timberlands'
commends them ,to All Sufferers, fn Eastern Canada where soil and,
climatic conditions were notdissimilar
cape
19ginoiil, I?.17,L, Jan. 28111-
8th - to those of France.' One lot meas
(Special)-17ocld's Kidney Pills haveplot,
urecl by Col. White, .contained 100,000
numerous friends in this tight little board feet within an, acre, Such a
island; and a'lnong the Most;'enthusi- showing did not tend to increase our
astie of Iliern is Mrr.`"'Nfathurin Arson- satisfaction with Canadian lands prop
eault, of this place. I clueing only two to three' ; thousand
"1 s'ecommend Dodd's` Kidney Pills boarcl.'feet per acre,
never; to return. -
He was stationed to front of ales -
sines Ridge. His'work as an engineer
attached' to the .Efritish Army had car-
ried him to this position and he cQuld
go no further. As his work was com-
pleted he was just waiting 'eoupd for
something, to happen. A British artil-
lery officer happened along.
"Now' that everything's finished,
when is it coming off'?" he asked the
gun officer.
"We're going to touch 'er off to-
night, perhaps," he 'ep1ied with a
twinkle in his' eye.
"By Jove, that's bully. Say," he
to ally wtho sulfur;" Mr. Arseneault "-
added, "where cavi°I find a good seat says "I had been iroiibled with ileal- Isis many years since' there was
The artillery officerpointed to'the, ache. and backache about two years , MONEY ORDERS " on hand in:Ontario so generous a win -
crest f is till 1 !'cad in Dodd's Almanac low ' Buy your out of town supplies with. ter supply of both grains and general
o a hill which at that time w� g
many ,sufferers lead benefited by using Dominion Express Money Orders. roughage, with the exception'of corn,
being methodically' • shelled by the Dodd's Kidney Pills, Five dollars costs three cents, which is lower than usual in bin and
rl good'ff decided. to send, for tvvo boxes, silo, says a, bulletin of the De ;rrt-
neat s a jolly view but its Before I had finishedIt matters not what non mel of Arr t 1
> ,� taking them I a money cxop� t € c tlture,
too nt,ar the orchestra he laughed.ou low iv
r „ , ' .; „ was feeling as Well as eves, Y , ' , g e your sort a change.
s Oh, hat 11 be,all right, was the x e- "It - ,
Th ,
x oc a •x ne r• ,.ce ni ro en
NOALW
--,',4C'14--tn./.7=',Z
LJIM
AI `�'r,'GF oS! rue..
3100, vliiT s1' l l,.o it �•
Af!V iV0
MADE iN .CAN` IJ
ply. e Boches will be too busy to - '-"' g-�`� pleasure �� mow,
a few wo d f J constant! Th 1 I t
i s o ) odd Kidney y P lis." Y The wi l
t _ p g
vv o -is. u � ,', y u rn pe
a who fell of benefit's "
s well as for his received- from opene
t
)e For the youngster
attend o the
hill
.
J About eight 0
„A
h st be All over the'fsl rnd o f d p pie and humus in the soil keep the soil.In cold weather clothes pins are air
clock when the Biit
y ginning to wall:, ish ons o n 1 f
relininar
brother guns pe ec or. a p Y Dod'd's Kidney :. o' tea •i ,
g a few years older, thisdesign bombardment the Hunbatteriesto - dney Pills. They are'recog- soil to other roots. r when soakved, This can be salt ant
it is particularly Stoll- sized as th r ed by
p Y good. McCall Pattern ed incl -,.the . - e standard relnedy fai kid first sciakrnl, the pins in and
p engineer tool. himself u
a ou him until ne s' 1
put a porridge saucepan n7isairzLAIIMovs
mellow and friable and the sub to freeze to the clothes and caus
1- No. 7738, Child .Bloomer Dress. In �' p ney ills. Acting .directly on the kid-
neys,
aid Minns s Liniment Ciu,e Garet in cows water.
on the hill Tie looked b t h' t'1
3 sizes, 2 to- 6 years. Price, 15'eents, weary;" la down ah y 'trey refresh and uivrgozate those
Y, y w in shell hole mgan,s Th It th t they do
When you
says:—"Up to:about a year ago, my (l
_wife had suffered for nearly three
years from rheumatism, from Which
she suffered; greatly. She had been
under the care of several (lectors, be-
d
et
s
Lr
d
sides spending dollars on advertise
cures, but did not get any relief. On
day talking to fellow $ � ow clex•lc, she sof
her sister had been cured of thi
trouble by Dr. Williams'' Pink Pills
Although net feeling very .hopeful
took two boxes home that evening anc
wife to fry them, By the
time they ware used they had ,done
her so much good that she required no
pressing to continue the treatment
and after taking six or seven boxes
she was completely cured. As I have
said this was about<a year- ago, -and
she has had no return of the trouble
since, I feel very grateful for the im-
mense good Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
have'd'one my wife, and I hope other
sufferers will benefit by her experi-
ence.
You' can get these pills through any
dealer in medicine, or by mail at 50
cents a box or six bores foe• $2.50 from
The Dr.` Williams', Medicine Co„
Brockville, Ont.
THE FIRST BRITISH BARRAGE.
The Effect of a Concentrated Effort on
the Part of the Artillery.
The Boche batteries were celebrat-
ing the new year—in fact they were a
little previous, because it was but
noon of December 31, and the year was
,' 1015 -at Ypres.
• Ever since daylight the Canadians
had°been having a beastly time of it.
The Boche five -point -nines had been
coming over with unceasing regular-
ity .and the
x y e British artillery was re-
plying with a. feeble fire. They claim-
ed shortage of ammunition and in re-
ply-tothe
repeated tedc calls a ]s from the in-
fantry for shells they' would sing out
—".You've 'ad; your, allowance."
The Canadians got pretty mad at
this continued shelling, and a friend
asked -a, gunner whether they couldn't
do something to -distract the Boches'
fire. •1
That's all 'right,"
was the' an
"this is Fritz's last day. Wait till to-.
night!"
He waited -this friend. Exactly at
the stroke of midnight pandemonium
broke loose. It sounded . as though all
the •express trains in the world were
running overhead. And well it slloulci:
Thirty 12 -inch ' howitzers had been
rolled into position during the day and
were at that moment flinging half -ton
projectiles onto the German batteries.
The British bombardinent went on
for twenty-four hours; and for three
weeks afterward ;here was not a soli-
tary
heavy German shell fired on •that
sector, Which all - goes to show an-
other form of tactics—the holding
back of shells for a concentrated ef-
fort.
Soap for Wounds.
Common yellow soap; the kind used
byshousewives in washing clothes and
dishes, has been found; to be,a wonder-
ful cure for wounds in French hospit-
als ancl\its use.' has spread to the Brit-
ish medical. stations. A' solution is
x
made from a cake and injected into
soldiers' wounds, even in the 'latest in-
stances into the deepest bullet' holes,
where it has proved itself to be a su-
perior antiseptic to hydrogen peroxide:
and most other; germ 1d11ers and in ad-
dition` a strangely effective healer of
torn tissues, ' •
Wounds treated with soap need few
er.dr.essings and lessen pain far more
than do wounds treated,with ' other
antiseptics. :chose facts.greatly expe-
dite the work of the surgeons, who
can handle more men than, when usiiing.
othelt solutl.ai.'fi,:
Not a minute should be lost ri •b
„c t.
now in' looking up your ,seed! supply
for '101.8 .planting. pP y
to sleep, Early in the morning the big ` .. ' e` resu' w a 1eY ,l to soak always fill i
7017 •. l .. 1 g g tlr�eix full work of straining all -the
the im-- Y t with water. ANGER, 'TUMORS, LCT.vi>?s, ETC.
g n guess r
awoke. 'Half asleephe tried to dis- , u Year is g out gain b3^ our h treatment. vv -t
of the blood. That; is why Dodd's Y not going to be as good as-.tl
cern what was happening. He climbed 'Kidney Pills are recognized''as a rani average for crops. All the more reg-
out of his shell hole and 'stood looking�' son to do your best work.
at the ridge. Ten Thousande~
Suddenly there went up, one after Substitutes.
the other; a number of enormous Ten thousand substitute food ar
sheets of earth, smoke and flames, ' ides' have been introduced into (ler
vvlrich rose slowly until each formed a irony since the war, according to a
huge mushroom. Apparently they statement made in the Berlin news
were a mile high to him
• *v. J guns stopped fixing suddenly. He The prevalent��^y1
prairies all the seeds of disease d p' $ s is that next d/ internal and external, oared v✓ith-
t
A splendid idea is this -for an over-
dress, to be worn. over a waist. The
three-piece shirt is in round. or;einstep.
length. McCall Pattern No. 7617,
Ladies' Overdress. In 5 sizes, 34 to
42 bust. Price, 20 cents.
These- patterns may he obtained
fr'onx your local McCall dealer,'or from.
the McCall Co., 70 Bond St., Toronto,
Dept. W.
:WINTER WEATHER
HARD' ON LITTLE ONES
Our Canadian winters are extremely;
hard on the health of little ones. The -
weather is often so severe that the;
Mother cannot take the little one:out
for an airing. The Consequence is that
baby is confined to overheated, badly
ventilated rooms; takes colds and be-
comes cross. and peevish, Baby's Own
Tablets should be given to keep the
little one healthy; They regulate the.
stomach and- bowers and prevent or'
cure colds. The Tablets are sold by
medicine dealers or by marl at 25
cents a box
1 lz•arn The Dr."Williams'
Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont. "
REPORTING THE SERMON.
Opinion of a Highland `Hostess Re-
garding Her Lodger's Shorthand.
A kil
ted regiment, g while on 'the
march in a part of Scotland, halted for
a Sunday of rest at a remote village
in the Highlands, and some of the'
brawl addies were billeted on the in
habitants.
One; old. lady had to find lodging for
two of the soldiers, Sandy ands Ta;:n,
and she was delighted to know they
were going;to the kirk in the evening.
She herself was tillable to go, and. her
pleasure increased when one of her
guests, who happened to be an ac-
complished writer of shorthand; pro-
mised' to tell her everything that the
minister said,in his sermon -although
she had her doubts as,to how he would
be able to remember it all.
The two "kilties came back from.
church, and Sandy read the sermon
from his notebook, to the admiration
and astpnishrnent of his landlady, who
lead 'never heard of shorthand, and
could not understand- how 'anyone
could write as fast as She ; Minister
spoke,
When Sandy had finished and the
good lady had expressed her thanks
for the privilege of hearing the ser:'
iron, she asked him to let hei.' look at
the book he had been reading from...
She seemed much disappointed, how
ever, because she 'could, make nothing
of it.
At last, after a close inspection of
the mystic signs, she said to the blush -
ng warrior: -
"You're a g'r'and laddie and a versa
Bade reader, but I must tell ye, and if
I was your Rain mither I wad has to
admit it, t'o're`the verra vvurrst writer
t i
I even came across."
2r
e
p
onion, 0)10 cup bread crumbs, two
tablespoons drippings or savory fat,
one, cup cooked tomato, nli0 cup cook-
ed rice," stilt, .pepper.. Bake the 'loaf
in a Mode/eat 0ven• twenty-five min-
utes atiil sere ); with pireenta or ;r'een
pepper sztu.c0,
Peanut andi Cottage Cheese
hree-quarters cup kidney hernia,- one
up cottage cheese; hall cup ground
attracts; one. tablesphbn chopped
xe t horn rt e
.us before too late, .LDr, 13ellrnan lfedicel
Co., Limited, Conine:wood, Out.
IVELL 'EQUIPPED -NEWS Pa1Er;
and jog?, printing plant in Eastern
Ontario, Insurance carried 51.500. 'Win
go for 51,201) on quid. sale. Box
.59."
-Wilson Publishing Co., Ltd.. 'Coroxtio.'
papers. by Professor Juckenack,
o—o-o—o—o--o— o —0 -0—o-0---0-0
ANY CORN LIFTS OUT, it
q
1
0
° No foolishness! Lift your corns I
Then he was knockedhead over: prominent German food exper`t,, He. ° and calluses off with fingers I
heels by the shock of the explosion, He mentions as the most striking ex- -It's like magic!
was stun -am les -of successful stunned for the moment, but soon p substitution the o—o—o—o—o—o—,o—o—o—o—u---o-..-o
realized his position and roused him -following; Artificial butter, eggs, sa corns hard corns soft corns or
self. ' To him it sounded as • though. lad oil, honey, milk, coffee, tea, sugar, an Sorend on s a corn, canr, harmlesslyftn be
every British gun on the British front tobacco, fish, sausage, cheese and
was firing as fast as it could ai. Some of the substitutes are
DOESN'T HURT A BIT!
cavi -' lifted right out with the fingers ii you
apply •upon the corn a few- drops of
Exactly one hour and a half 'after- directly' harmful but others are ' so freezone, saysa Cincinnati authority.
ward he was: on the ridUe, following good that they will outlive the warForlittle co
the infantry and carrying on his work. and become regular articles of con- st one can get a small
He afterward learned that so well had sumption,:he assert �., : bottle of freezone a any drug- stare,
the`', aerial photographers detected the which will positively rid ones feet of
every corn or callus without pain.
This simple drugdries the moment
it is applied and does not even irri-
tate the surrounding skin while ap-
German batteries that eighty „per" gent
of thein were put out of action ; ten
minutes -after the explosion occurred.
on the ridge.
GA -RE 01F INSANE SOLDIERS.
Mental Cases to be 1Vlaintained ' by Do
minion Government.
Provincial institutions will be. en-
trusted with -the care of the,•members
of the C.E.F. returned to Canada suf-
fering from insanity, but the Domin-
ion Government will pay for their,
Maintenance.' This decision was
reached in the conference of the Mili-
tary Hospitals Commission, -the Board
of Pension Commissioners and the re-
presentatives of the provincial gov-
ernments held in the M.II,I, head-
uarter's Tuesday.
q s aY•
Heretofore the Military Hospitals.
Commission and the Board of Pension
Commissioners haveP aid':a flat rate
in hospitals for the insane for the 350
men suffering in varying degrees from
B
mental, ailments. Ly. the new arrange-
ment they will ' pay provincial institu-
tions fore their maintenance, and in ad.
dition Sir James Lougheed on behalf
of the government agreed `to pay an
extra allowance e,'c
apita, whicl'r>istrm
will be directed to" the equipmeut and
maintenance 'of the buildings.
Over 50 per cent. of -those -now re-
ceiving .treatment in institutions had
been 'suffering' from mental diseases
before they enlisted and eventually
would have- become public charges in
the ordinary 'course of events,
--
/I/AWE
'71.-1 AGranulated
Eyelids, d
sF
Sore Eyes,Eyes,tnfi mecSun,Dust and Windqukly
;0� \1" u r1l' relieved by Murine. Try it in
OUR Ee your Eyes arci In Baby's Eyes.
; No Smarting, Just Eye Comfort
Markle EyeRemedymafl 'four Druggist's
Murine ---
Eye Salve, in Tube, 250. -''For fool, of thn Eve .,Frac.
Ask lUdisrlue Eye Remedy Co., EDlde-ago a New York state has passed a law re-
quiring counties 'witha population of
35,000 or over to erect and maintain
tuberculosis hospitals.
cerrtin , IVladam'Sarah Grand, ..
g Gthe well-
known novelist, was told to .me recent- LEMONS MAKE SKIN
ly by a WHITE, SOFT, CLEAR
personal friend of hers,
It appears that the -gifted author of
"The Heavenly Twins" Make• thisbeauty ' lotion for a few
; is very absent-
minded. One day her friend, callingcents •and see for yourself,
on her unexpectedly, :found her with a
big 'awlcward volume on her knee,
heated, excited, and evidently very
much putout.
"Is anything -the matter 2" askedthe the hiddenbeauty?.
t But lemon juice
The publisher of the best --Farmer's
paper in the Maritimes Provinces in.
writing to us states: plying it or afterwards.
"I would say ,that I do not know of This announcement will interest
a medicine that has stood the test of many of our readers. If your drug -
,time like MINARD'S LINIMENT. It gishasn't,• any_freeaone tell him to
has been ,an unfailing' remedy; 'in oar' surely get a small bottle for you„fronx
household ever sincej can remember, :his Wholesale drug house.
and has ` outlived dozens of would-be
competitors and imitators."
Less Sugar for Candy.
Preliminary steps have been taken
to curtail the use of cane sugar in the
manufacture of candies. Manufac-
turers have been informed of the
necessity for saving such sugar and.
are now endeavoring to adjust their
business to therequirements of the
situation.
The
moneyspent I Ont for candy in the
United States and Canada in the past
year is double the amount of money
needed to keep Belgium supplied with
year.
food for'
a _,.
Minard'sl Liniment ",Cares Colds, Etc.
Island is a "Warship,"
The island of Ascension, in the At-
lantic, is the property of the British
Admiralty, and is borne on the Navy
List as a:vessel, being classed as al
tender to one of His Majesty's ships,
of war. The island is governed by a
naval captain, and the men stationed)
there (chiefly Royal Marines) are!
subject to, the same rules as they;
would be on board ship. There is no,
private property in land, so :there ares
no rents, rates, or taxes. The flocks
and herds are public property, and the
meat is issued in i''ations; so are the
vegetables grown on the farm.
The Limit.
The following, arousing story con-
What girl or Woman hasn't lieai.rd of
lemon juice to remove complexion
blemishes; to wltitien the skin and to.
bring outthe roses,, the freshness and
caller.
"Oh, yes,'"she answered, desperate-
ly:
esperate-ly:. "I've lost "my pen, and I want to
write to catch the post,"
"Why, where are you looking for
it?"
She glanced at the questioner and
then at, the book.
"I --I believe," slie faltdred, "I was
looking lei' it among the p's inythe clic-
_
tiona;ry."
The morning breakfast food is vara -
1 in this menu by frying the cold"Ileft-
vct'rnush and serving it with syrup.
he "`milk, usually ,served with the
creak and most essential to health,
test bii 'intr'gduced in another.,form.
y serving cocoa: lot Suppes this
i•s
cserepl!i-1110,1 5tlt.istactm fly,
Marian, tlituitoat Cines zilpathe
alone i acid t
s , t her afore irritating, • and
should be mixed with orchsrd white
The Soul of a Piano is the
Action. insist on the
OTTO HIC!L
7
PIANO ACTION
Rheumatic Aches
Drive them out With Sloan's,
Liniment, the quick -acting;
soothing liniment that penctrate;r
without rubbing and relieves the
pain. - So much cleaner than
mussy plasters or ointments; it
does not stain the skin or cog
thepores. Alvvoys have a bottle
in the house fp: the aches and
gins of iheurnatisrn, gout.,lumr
pains
strains, sprains, stiff joints
--and all muscle soreness.
a5
Generous
slie bottIco ah oil druggists;
this way.` Strain through a tine cloth _
tite juice, of two fresfi lemons into n
hot{ le containing about three ounces
of orchard white, then shake web and
you have .a Whole quarter pirtt of skin
and eontple�torz i�oWon. ai: abot,, the'----^•"".•-:"
., . �4 rII!'r ''IrO ENG L+ I y -
cost ono tlFc!a pay s i.nr �lnall ;Jai• T , 8i. 2pie
of tri•dinury' cold 03)eair). " 040 0)110 to New Automrtic halve Type, Campteto wJth supply sold exhaust piping,
strain rho lemon juice sirlta pulp gels f!wl1eei, etc, Win acres Y Pt1,200 cash for lrnm`dl.te sale,
o
ar• into Lilo bottle, 'then this lotion will 10-1 .ELECTRIC GENERATOR, ,
�r tig
ni Jipar and fresh for months. will acc9t'$d2Foaehf
.
!irimedlate saris
�eetorrs e o1n/'kil and
111;()D1,-(140 1`111.° 111e doves
•
Physicians and eye' specia:lists pre-
scribe Bon -Onto as a safe home remedy
In the treatment of eye troubles mind: to
strengthen' eyesight. 'Sold under ,coney
refund guaranty by all druggists..
abiegyi itching,
BbiesYith
,;.•kins Sleep
N
s
And tired,lnothers rest after giving
baby ahot bath withCuticura Soap
followed by a gentle application of
Outibura Ointment. Peace falls on
distracted`households'when Cuti-
r� .
Cuenter. A, rial fr
ee,
For tree satdple Ouch addre:, post -card "Cott-
- euro; Dept. N, no5rou; U. 0. its" So1r1 py 0e 13813
throughout the world. .
TflQS ,FIJI
CRAi
i.
Suggestions that may save
Much Suffering
Marysville, Pa.—"For twelve years -
I suffered with terrcramps. 7
would have to stay
in bed several days
every month. 1
tried all, kinds of
c •
remedies a
ndas
w.
's treated by doctors,.
butray trouble con-
tinued until one day
I read about Lydia
E. Pinkhain's Vege-
table Compound and
what ithas done for
others. I tried it
and now I am never
troubled with cramps and feel like `a
different woman, t cannot praise
Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Com-
pound too highly and I am recommend-
ing it to my friends who suffer as I did.'
-Mrs. GEORGE R. NA.YLOR,'Box 72,
Marysville, Psi.
Young; women who are troubled with
painful or irregular periods, backache,
headache, la e, dragging clown sensations,
fainting spells or indigestion should
take Lydia E. Pinkliam's Vegetable
Cound. Thousands have been re-
stored to health by this root and herb
remeompdy;
Write for free and helpful advice to
Lydia E. Pinkbarn Medicine Co. (con-
fidential), Lynn, Mass. Only women
open anis read such letters.
lb
11
ti
When applied daily to the face, neck,
aims and, hands it s1)01114 help to
hlea.oh; cbenz•, snlacptheni'and beautify
bho skin,
t\.1l' druggist 1021 supply tharee.
ounces of orchard 11111te at very.ilttle.
cost and 1116 grocer has the genions,
ISSUE
PULLEYS, • Large size.
26x66--$ 30 ' 12x60-•520 ; 121/2x48--$12 ;
1 BLOWER OR FAN, Buffalo oke..
14 Irish dlacharge—$30.
REAL ESTATES COP,IIORATIOT4. LTD.
60 T+Trottt St, rest.
12.x336---$8.
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