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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1916-3-16, Page 3T bring in the untrained woman for : consolation was that unless I could whicllyever will give me the most elementary operations and put her in i get rid of the trouble I would be a move . charge .of a male operator, who in- ' cripple for life. He prescribed diet- Suppose, further, Mr. Farmer, that s d b h structs her,and is eventuallysup-ling, and I doctored with him for at from 1904 to 1914 you had increased rr It it true that in certain hospitals planted 1 his pupil. Then the par- ` least six months, but instead of get- theoyvages of your farm hand from the patients of the same Ward are al- tially skilled man may be taken off ting relief I became weaker and less $90 .09 a year to $1,258.37 a year, lowed to take the air onlytwice a and put on a higher class of work; i able to get around. Then 1 decided would you feel ]rete granting his last week and in squads of only six at a he may, alternatively, if he be of the to try a doctor in .Toronto, and was demand for more wages for doing ex- time,. and why?" more highly skilled variety, be put under his treatment for about four actly the same work in the same in charge of a number of women o er- months with no better results: I gave hours? "Why in some sections of the army g PThat, is 1 h do men sleep with their. clothes on?" tion is the putting into operation of made several ypers ago, and I have prove that the hazard of their occu- new machines. The skilled men carry not had a twinge of ritettmatism since. out on a number of machines only . To -day I am well and strong ante : ' is the x��alt of millions spent by the LIS WOMEN WILL WI TE, ; WAR VREK, MEN IN PACTORIES X''OR MILITARY SERVICE. RHEUMATISM A MYSTERY The demands being made by or- ganizations of railway train service Unless Rooted Out of the employes on western railways for a 26 per cent. increase in wages, a de- mand which a'treots Canadian as well as United States railways, would iDEMANDS ON RAILWAYS. 'ViihaitF the Railway Train Employes Are Asking, System it Grows Worse and Worse. mean the disbursement of no less than ,of tJa' ;,•;Ilocl ittian hl Char of Some clisec. es give imrnunity from $100,000,000 a year. In order to ae Many Women: Who are No,ices another attack, but rheumatism works quaint thepublie with some of the Works Well. just the .other way. Every attack of facts of the case the executive con - rheumatism invites another. Worse mittee of the Association of Western Dilutio.1 has been carried on in than that it reduces the body's power Railways has issued the following in - various localities by the introduction so that each attack is worse than the Wresting statement: of both male and female unskilled la- one before. If any disease needs cur- Mr. Farmer, once upon a time—like bur in Great Britain. But the chief Ing early it is rheumatism, but there the railways --you paid your employes aim of the Ministry of Munitions is are few diseases physicians find more a fixed monthly wage. They worked to dilute ultimately with women, un- difficult to treat successfully. Wet h 11 their work was done, no matter skilled Male labor having become a1- weather does not cause rheumatism as ow many hours, be - Most as scarce as skilled. Izi .several was once thought, though weather con Tour farm hand followed a plow be - cases the enterprise has already been ditions may start the aches and pains, hind a yoke of oxen, perhaps from sun st uialueted on a large scale.. Rheumatism is now known to be de - and till sun down, then did his "chores" Ono factory in Yorkshire has been pendent upon the blood •condition and d was contented. largely staffed by fisher -girls import- medical authorities . agree that the Suppose that when you invested ed• from an east coast town badly hit blood becomes thin with alarming rape_ more of your capital in a good team of by the war. Those who have seen dity as rheumabism develops. Main- horses, bo replace the oxen, your em - such shops at work, particularly those taining the quality of the blood is, Ploys had said: "These horses turn. who supervise the women a 1 'tl therefore, a reasonable way of pre- more furrows in a day than the oxen enthusiasm of the success o every r by experiment. With women lies the it works out in fact is shown by the the furrow, or the .distance the plow solution of the labor difficulty, and beneficial results which follow a fair travels, but in case anything stops the with that solution victory becomes as- I use of Dr. Williams Pink Pills. These plow you must pay me for a full day sured, pills acbaally make new, rich blood if I work 10 hours or less—if that plan Their services have already boon which drives out the rheumatic poison, would give more money than the plow mileage amounts t ' `pea t wi venting and curing rheumatism. That and hereafter I want to be paid f c1 tvliile the blood is Rept in this un s o. less than 12 months ago. 'There have condition there is no • clanger of the ppose at when you invested utilized upon a scale undreamed of an Su th The Bread Problem is not a ;problem in the home where Shredded Wheat is known. The whole wheat grain is the real staff of life, and you have it in, Shredded Wheat Biscuit prepared illi. a digestible form„ It con- tains more real body-build ing material than. meat or eggs, is more easily digested, and costs much less. The food for the up-and-coming man who does things with hand or brain --for the kid- dies that need a well-bal•. anted food for study or play —for the 'housewife who must save herself from kitchen drudgery. Delicious for breakfast or any meal, with milk or cream. Made in Canada. sion that is not mine," General Gal- lieni said in a recent debate from the speaker's stand of the Chamber in a moment of pathetic despair. The profession to which he referred was that of debater and of general inteIli- gence agent for the benefit of the de - re puties. On a single day the Minister been notified to the Board of Tracie trouble returning. Mr. W. T. Pell, mo money Ina wheel plow on WAR FIs PLATrO1 lei' Sorrte Characteristic Utterances of Sir George Reid. Right Hon. Sir George Reid, the late High Commissioner for Australia, who has been .elected unopposed to the British House of Commons, for St. George's, Hanover Square, London, will be a distinct acquisition to the House, and is already being referred to as the "Member for Anzac," His first speech as M.P, was characteris- tic of the man. "I have only three planks in ray political -platform," he said, with his usual bluntness. "The first' plank is : the war; ' the second plaid is the whole war; the third plank is nothing but the war." Here are two characteristic utter, ances which have fallen from ` Sir George. Nearly a year ago, explain- ing the secret of his unabated vigor on his seventiebh birthday, he de- clared, "1 have,aimed at health. and happiness, and when confronted by a formidable obstacle I have just tried to knock it over; failing this, to get round it, if not, then under it; and if all these manoeuvres failed, I have been content to lie down in its grateful shade, lauding it as a beau- tiful blessing in disguise." The other utterance was the mess- age he despatched to Australia when the story of the heroism of Anzac was known. "The whole world knows to -day what I always knew—that Australians are true to the core and BAKING POWDE CONTAINS P O AL(ISW. The on ly well known mcclknn lido©d tnaldwg powder made to Oanada p that doco not contain alum and' a'1 ri !N �r�v�1\� plain;, stated the label,. EW.Gii.LEi7 COMPANY LIMITED +•-', w,NN,PEO roaotiio, ON•f. MONTRVAt _ s�cly^..sur Gii'e It a Thought. How little it casts if eve• give it a thought To make happy some heart each days Just one Lind word or a tender :mile As' we go on our daily. way, • Perchance r look will suffice to clear The cloud from a neighbor's face, And the press of a hand in sympathy A sorrowful tear efface: l $Brala POTATOES s One•walks in sunlight, another goes S 1.1:11 POTA 1 etEs, num S eters. fie leu ere-. german. Or. • All, weary in the shade; t der ;.t c tet'.', Supply limited. Write for One trends a path that .is fair and; 9uvtatir•us. ii. W. 1' warm. lirami'tnn. Another must pray -for aid. It costs so little; I wonder why 11al10DkJRj.1 D: NEWFOUND!. A N 1) We give it so little thought, 1 ,ri,ittr•a 1't sale. Also row Pet- ian )ittnns. 1t ., three's:ie, Alall<,tn- A smile—hind words—a glance—a i ittra, e',u<•l,ee•. And what magic may be wrought! ! Up to bate.. "1etr seem deeply attached t., y,,ur littler playmates." l ' :"Her doll saved my dol;':+ life," ex - • plainer! iheedoctvr's daughter. "How was that?" "She consented to a transfusion c1 • sawdust.' • smooth; role see m touch, von EZC1tANOM A11t SILVER l.i.,ac1> ctterir:S Palermo, Ont. says:—"I was. attacked employe could ride at °f War was interrogated 119 THE SUN LIFE OF CANADA r u. d ear.' Meta e \ your em l0 g sero~.. Bothwell. rent. • Statistical Department no fewer than , Y Th following -'-- whites times. loyal to the backbone." uses traria for used ra 109,000 cases of women having re- I with x trouble which was ultimately Walk m a beau furrow and wrestle rr questions: placed men in various parts of the pronounced rheumatism. Often I was Y How many buildings were re ulsl with a heavy 1 he'd• "Here -g q - e o 't • have ease instead of being required to . e o owing specimens glue an ids - -----'--- of the range r'£ uest• a country, and ib is known that this barely able to crawl into bed, and sel- P o'n', sal • _ after I want tinned for use as hospitals before sir number falls very far short of the I don able to do a full day's work In you to pay me for a full Oct b 1, 1915 H actual total. this condition I doctored for a year; da if I worst 8 hours or less with • October ow many IA eight in Gold y , Y T' time -and -a -half pay for over' time, , been requisitioned since October 1, g Dilution takes many forms. The • absolutely getting no better. Then I th 1915? How many hotels were there • �tN most consulted another doctor whose chief el er on a time or distance basis, general practice has been to among them? - "Why are the daily report of officers WHAT MRS. BROWN SAYS OF in charge of hospitals sometimes DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS. igne y cad nursesee ators, supervising, on half a dozen . up the doctors and tried other rerne- precisely the question that machines, the work he originally did dies which were equally futile. Then the railway managers of this country on only one machine: If neither of one day our store keeper sent me a are now called on to answer. The men these courses is advisable, the firm box of Dr. Williams Pink Pills, saying,aemployed 25 per enttincrea rain service vin paye is able to keep the man at his own that if they did not help me I need job and institute a night shift, keep- not pay for then. I took them and for exactly the work they have been ing the machine in continuous opera- then got some niore and found they doing, and under the same conditions, tion with the aid of the man and the were helping me. I probably used except as to pay. As with the farm woman for the best part of 24 hours. $10.00 worth before I felt fully cured, hand, the working conditions of rail - but they did care me and were cheap way train service men have been con - Output Multiplied by Ten. stantly improved at the expense of as compared with the other treatments The second effect of perfect dish- the employers. Government statistics which did not help me. The cure was pation leas steadily decrease ". Such cases.have done more than anything else to call the attention of the public to the iinpositi cer- tain members of Parliament make upon the Minister's time. It has de- veloped a %decided current of opinion in favor of measures to put a stop to it. One proposition favored is the adjournment of the session by the President under the powers confer- red upon him by the Constitute on of 1875. On the other hand, the Social- ists and Republican Socialists have proposed the nomination of a perman- that work which really requires their railroads for better roadbeds ent commission of. 41 members, with ' '`�' power ..,.o visit any past of the front sieve I owe it all to Dr. Williams Pink �• •" + yisit while the women introduced rails, double tracks, block signals, into the shopdo the remainingPills."I air and any military es, rishment -ar portion of uskilled work. Aiprm- You can get these pills through any anicalastokers, oily burning escnP nes quarters behind the fit,.'lit. 1icine dealer orb mail ost aid Ingham firm, for instance, have tak- "`C Y ' P P and many other safety and labor-sav- at 50 cents a box or six 'boxes for {.� r en men off capstan lathes, and trained Williamsng devices, for which the employee DRINKS MOST C't)t� I� Er.. $2.50 from The Dr. V< iMedicine them for the delicate work of tool - setting. Each of the men has been put in charge of six heachines operat- made no investment and assumed no Co., Brockville, Ont. financial risk. Of 21/2 k'il!iun Patinae +'ie.:011y C•. The men who are now asking for 25 sensed ttalland eases Fnst ed by women, and in some cases a "WHERE IS HE WOUNDED?" per cent. higher pay are and alwav, • man has had eighb or nine women un - have been the best paid of all railway ani The 1 colic <:i' the wore.! e_r i nhy der his supervision. Given the neces- Best Place to Get the Bullet Is In the employes. Their wages range frrort '1C nen e than 2 1-2 bi'.lien sary machines, each skilled man's- out- put has been multiplied by nearly ten times. In a corner of a Blackburn works 14 automatic machines are operated by women with one skilled man in charge. One semi -skilled man mean- while is being trained for similar work, and in time he will take over the supervision of the 14 machines from the skilled man and release him for another battery of lathes. In a turbine segment building wo- men are cutting off blades, boring piecesandblades,build- ingthedes ing up the turbine segments, and brazing the whole—work which be- ,,, fore the war was considered to be so highly skilled that a skillets fitter would receive 3s. above his ordinary rate for doing it. Fifteen girls are doing the work now, with two skilled fitters to supervise them. The enterprising manager who has been foremost ii1. diluting his works with women is he who is most - ap- preciative of their capabilities. That women solely for tree purposes of the war and not for subsequent use can be trained to do the most skilled and delicate operations now performed by men is the opinion that is slowly coming to be held by the best class of engineer. Each successive experi- mental stage has found the woman equal to all demands. *14 HARVEST FOR INVENTORS. War a Source of Riches to Many in Britain. The number of patents filed in Eng- land during the war has been far be- low the average in normal times, but the inventor has made more money ell� Ilan at any period since the bicycle one of -' I be thato the boom. It is estrn a d many inventions connected with hand grenades has already brought the fortunate inventor upward of $750,000 in royalties. Another insbance is the case of gee inventor of the Gardwell machine gun, who is stated to have derived therefrom $325,000 and a roy- alty of $15 per gun manufactured, Again, the deviser of the 'Tors" periscope trench riddle, with which the Australians are equipped, has received a large sum for his patent rights. Tho inventor of a life-saving appliance received orders for more than $150,000.' Better think three times before ex - trading a dollar from your pocket to invest in a- get -rich -quick propo- sition. unit. clih•c•..xtri.f I is of That is the first question that comes men to nearly $4,000 a year for en- that t I 1 1' to the lips of those at home when age wages of the 300,000 employes Amen is b•' tr r • • • i 1 tl Chest. $800 a year for inexperienced brake- tee, , ,. t . ..i, c, 1,.ttey ,1 } •<' . C rich Iron] its its Co-ieo gfneeis on the best runs. The aver- iinieet,y oo_.t. 1 u..:; e and ':cath news arrives that a friend or.relative who are demanding •an i . CKi.:'..:. eSair is out of the fighting line and in eros- ncrease are: relation to t}•e concur �ptien of cal New Brunswick Lady Feels It Her Duty to Tell Women That Dodd's Kidney Pills Are the Best Remedy She'Ever Used. Mi ., ester moo., N.B.,-Mar.13th ('Special.)—"I think Dodd's Kidney Pills are worth their weight in gold." This is the -•state- ment of Mrs. James 'Brown, -swell known and highly respected, here. "I think it would be ungrateful on my* part if I did not tell what a bless- ing Dodd's Kidney Pills have been to me," Mrs. Brown continued. "I was in bed three weeks with headache and sore back. Then I began to use Dodd's Kidney Pills and I found them the best remedy I have ever used." Mrs. Brown is just one of the many women in New Brunswick who are telling_ M' Mains relieved and health restored by the great t.•anai:i: e't kid- nay remedy. Dodd's Kidney Pills are suffering women's best friend, because they act directly on the kidneys. They' tone up the kidneys and put them in o e't ti'a to do then full we k .of ` training all • tht. ` i +itti•icies"' out of the blood. unit-tt•► t ie of women's t. oebles cc•me from discaeed or disor- .,trcd kidneys. There is abundant •. hie c:' en eery 11a:x1 that Dudd's .:dine@ fills cure all Kidney. troubles. 1 Simplicity. I i Minard's Liniment Co., Limit:sd. $1,253.37 a year, an increase of 40 fee that Breed rens•e to its produc- Ata British recruiting meeting re- ► Heave used MINARI)'S LINIMENT pital. Even to those ignorant of sur- per cent. since 1904. The 1,400,000 tion, these two enatinents using near- eently the speaker, having got leis; for Croup; found nothing equal to it; gical wonders, the idea prevails that other railway employes average ly four-fifths of ::ll the coffee the audience in a high state of enthus- sure cure. it is Vetter to be wounded in some $684.78 an increase of •2� `2 per cent. • world produces• him by tcllin'r them of the Inn New Records Have Been. Created By; NtriesE1%•y sTOCZ'i This Company. I H vita -CLASS Nl'}t,sa✓1ty mroc.:i -- The Sun Life Assurance Company u, and saV•o m.:1;11 an•s iwuflts.. eat, for vataloi ue, Iluniinion Nurspiles of Canada, achieved records during (Smith. steed & Co.) tit. Catharines. Out. life assurance field. Assurances of 1 AGENTS WANTED + over $34,000,000 were issued and paid . 11 gleet. six,; their NG liAN ))oar"01 . for in cash; total assurances now in \\•ortcs, Turontn: force over $250,000,000; total pay - 1 meats to policyholders since organ- ization more than $52,600,000; assets ROrIT-MAKING ING NIS S AND JOrt. in excess of $74,000,000, a cash in- P offices for sale in gJod Ontario come of nearly $1,00,000, and an un- of all basin s es orfu i ant %nation iottii distributed net surplus of over $7,- pally.eat West Adelaide St.. Toronto. Com 500,000. All these figures are high- _____. _ water marks in the annals of Can- M1sceLt.nNEoua. edian life assurance. On another •i ANOBB, TI MMS, LUMP'S, £Tr•. 1 Can - column will be found a comparative 'J internal and external, cureu, with• statement of the business done for l astbefnrebtoo latr e. Dr. Belnman MI dWica7 1914 and 1915, and also a statement! Co,, Limited. Coilingwood. oat, showing the Company's growth from 1872 to 1915, all of which show a re- markable increase, and also reflects the greatest credit on the manage- ment of the Sun Life. .5, An Uneasy Seat. "My," said Little Alfred, as he looked up from his book, "this sailor must have been some acrobat!" "Why, dear ?" queried his mother. "Because," replied Alfred, "it says in the book, `Having lit his pipe he sat down on his chest!" Minead's L("<�„ent Relieves ile(u..:lg_ . 1915 that are new in the Canadian 1 NEWSPAPERS FOE SAT,id, Explained Caller—What a tiny little chap your brother is. Elsie—I guess that's 'cause he's only my half-brother. CHAS E. SHARP. parts than in others. I since 1904. .. I.holland i the greatest coffee- brave deeds performed by our soli Ilawk'ltaw, N.B., Sept. 1st, 1905. Dr. Henry. Souttar, in the course1 These are the facts,, Mr.. Farmer• drinking nation on the globe. It <ii+rs •in France, suddenly espied a big, Y of a lecture, declared: t uses fifteen curd •one eighth pounds "If you have to be shot,the best' Will you think them over and then ' per capita annually„ while the United at1 ongh built meal at the back of the, to et the bullet is ithe chest, say if you think .the railway train tates uses nine and a half pounds; hall. "My man," he cried, "how is it' placeg service employes are justified in German five and one-eighth pounds; that you are not at the front?" I . And the next best thing is to leave the threatening the prosperity of. every ha Austra-Hungary, two and two-fifths "Oh, it is all right," replied the friends• 1 I • bullet a one. have several dustry in this country, of even the Pounds, and the united Kingdom, walking about, in the best of health, very existence of individuals depend- two-thirds of a pound. On the other with bullets rn the chest. i ent for food supply on uninterrupted "Of course there are patients who railroad service? want the bullets extracted, in order to a _- wear them around their necks. Event THE FRENCH VAR MINISTER a surgeon cannot always explain hu -I — man nature. But otherwise, if the Gen. GalIieni Works Day and Night wounded man is kept quiet for twenty- iDespite Great Age. four hours, be will be practically out' hand, the United States uses less than one pound of tea per capita, where the United Kingdom uses nearly seven pounds. Canada is about two thirds English and one- third American i11 its use of coffee and tea; it shows a decided prefer- ence for tea, but drinks 'less of it than the mother country, malting up burly yokel; "I can hear every word you say from here." Sure Thins*. "Money doesn't bring happiness." "Maybe nue. But it will help you; greatly in going after it." Not an Exacting Girl. "Your love," he said, "would give me the strength to lift mountains." "Dearest," she murmured, "it will only be necessary for you to raise the dust." 1'.Iinard'at Liniment Cures DandruE Good for Children. ... L. i Little Pauperism in England. of danger. Complications may arise,; General Gallieni's great age and the difference with coffee. The Ger- Mothers! Physicians egr.. c theft'• The record for pauperism for Eng - but they will be usually due to too energy are being put to a severe mans and the Austrians use only a flavor and the body building ole-' land and Wales during the past year much hurry to get the man to a base strain in the War Office. He begins negligible quantity of tea. meats or grains lie in the dark partsis the lowest ever reached. Compar- usually thrown away. So also do the: ing 1875 with 1915, the ratio shows a lime salts which your child needs to; decrease from 29.2 to 15.3 per thous - harden bones and teeth. Children fell: anal, a falling ayvav of practicail one- :1 Pauperism m London separately � ' , hospital." tr� CROSS, FRETFUL BABIES The cross fretful baby is a sickly baby—the well child is always happy' and smiling. Mothers if your baby is cross and cries a great deal something is wrong. His little stomach and bowels may be out or order; his teeth troubling him, or 110 may be bothered with worms. The mother should im- mediately give him Baby's Own Tab- lets. They never fail to relieve the baby. Concerning them Mrs. Ronald Hurley, Gilles, N.B., writes:—"I know of nothing so good for cross, fretful babies as Baby's Own Tablets and I ecommend tdlem to am le P " he Tablets are sold • er mothers." s. T b oth o by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Complete. "Do you mean to say you only paid $50 dollars for that, frock?" "Yes; but that, of cow's o, was without the trimmings." "How much were the trimmings ?" "A hundred and fifty." RAWL* Granulated Eyelids, n Eyes inflamed by ex osur9 s toColdWincld an bust a tete re levo y furltte �/ o Fre ed o rn ' - ' 11 1>. m r t �U� Y , injust EyeComfort. A nu �rq r� tit g, ",� r gat>r s bee per tottlo. MurineEye At in'L4rbes 25e. For Book of the iiye Free write 'Morino Cy* Rontedy ColnpanY, ehlcago work at 5 o'clock in the morning and keeps at it all day notwithstanding his 67 years, but, with all his applica- tion, he finds the day's work -is never finished when night comes. To say nothing of the responsibil- ity of conducting the French military The mistake is frequently made of operations, he has to receive frequent trying to build up a worn-out nervous visits from a considerable number of system on so-called tomes. . the 600 Deputies and 300 Senators; New material from which to re - he has to atend meetings of the Cab- build used up tissue cells is what inet, participating in the clelibera- should be supplied, and this can be ations of the French War Council and obtained only from proper food. of the Allies' Combined War Councils; "I found myself on the verge of a he is summoned before the War Conn- nervous collapse, due to overwork mittee of the Senate two or three and study, and to illness in the• fern- -times a week to give information re- Ily," writes a young mother. garding the progress of the war, and "My friends became alarmed be - he has to attend sessions of the cham- cause I grew pale and thin and could bei and Senate ato one • r \e occasionwhennights. notsleepi ts. I took various Y g military questions aro discussed, and tonics, bub their effects wore ' off frequently to reply to one or two in- shortly' after I stopped taking them. terpellations by members. My food did not seem to nourish me. All that would be insufficient to ex- "Reading of Grape -Nuts, I deter- mined to stop the tonics and see what a change of diet would do, I ate Grape -Nuts four times a day with cream, and drank milk also, went to bed early after a dish of Grape -Nuts, "In about two weeks I was sleep- ing soundly. In a short time gained weight and.felt like a different wo- man. Grape -Nuts and fresh air were bhe only agents used to accomplish 1J "There's 'iters. theles a - happy aRe Rees - on." Name given by - Canadian Postum Co,, Windsor, Ont. Ever read tho above lettere 11 •aiew one appears front time to time. They axe genuine, true acrid lull of hrunitlt into:opt, STOPPED SHORT • Taking Tonics, and Built up on Right Food. haust Gallieni's energy, but he has; in addition, to reply, either from the speaker's stand in the Chamber or through the Journal Official, to all sorts of questions posed in, writing by the members of Parliament. These questions occupy from a dozen pages upward every day, covering the wid- est imaginable range of subjects, The Minister of War, of course, does not personally conduct that correspond- ence, but since the reply engages his responsibility as Minister„ he must In each case know that the information is exact. "You force ale to follow a pl'ofe9- America's Pioneer Dog Remedies BOOK ON DOG DISEASES And How to Feed Mailed free to any address by the Author H. CLAY GLOVER, V. S. 118 West 3lstStreet,NewYork "jailverseemmemy fit' t r ,1 1 afore plac- ing your order for seeds, see our 1916 Gold- eii Jubilee Catalogue It is free Gov't. S....... Bus. No. 1 Red''1oree tFancy�Yl-0:15 N. 1 Aleyke 111.(10" No. 1 Timothy 6.65 _.slaw 30c for each cotton hag We 'pay railway freight in on.. tarso and Quebec over 825.00 tS0 CANADA'S GREATEST Muskrat Handier is the old firm of HIRAM JOHNSON Limited, 410 St. Paul St. W., Montreal. iShip all your furs there and obtain full value. A ` TED tVe furnish casts. pay express chargot! and guarantee highest prices CRIFLIX SWEET OR SOUR Write for particulars. upon coarse stark cereals develop greater Y L�LLQiil� ViirFtllliLt�i O0 LII ITI�rII( resistance. Witness the Bulgars and half. t Herbs. Roman soldiers who conquered, has not declined in the same proper- References tAFi1JNTCn the world feu upon two !,ands of entire: tion, nevertheless the percentage has OurElask1r Otw-r. grain food a day. Dr. Jackson's Roman' in this period been cut down from (Dept '1 Meal is u. scientifically balanced ration! 25.8 to 18.0. As compared with 1914, made tion several entire grains. It's last year showed a decrease in every delicious, easily prepared in a variety of I division of r )gland and Wales of 59, - ways and. nourishes better than meat. 702 persons, or 11 per cent. It•s a natural laxative, Most (*racers • sell it. Made by Roman .Meal<n., Torontc,j Minard'e Liniitzont Ctu:es Burns, Etc. Canada. 1 The sick man sleeps when the It Was the First Time. debtor can not. Jones was a past' master of the habit of carelessness. He dropped . things ,around in any old place and remembered never s afterw r r afterwards i e eted yviner e that place was. One night; he rose, from bed to get some medicine and swallowed his collar button in mis-' take for a coughdrop. "Mary," said he to his wife when the awful truth dawned upon hinn. "I have swallowed my collar button." "That's all right," responded wife in a• tone of evident satisfaction. "There's nothing to worry about." "Nothing to worry about?" return- ed father; "Do you---" "That's what I said," interrupted little wifey, "For once in your life you know where you've © 1ut t. , i Quaekery has no friend like gulli- bility. btinartl's luiltinlent for, sale everywhere The Idea Winter Resort Beautiful Drives, Saddle 'Eliding. Golf, Tennis, yachting. Fishing and Sea Bathing. Presen! Gar- rison of the. Ottawa (88th) Regi- ment. is open from EZIO l MBrB to valor Situated on tho Harbor or Hamilton. Accommodates 400. States : $25 per week and upward. HOWE & TWOROGER, 7/Unaware HAMILTON, • BERMUDA Bermuda is reacbcd by the steam- ers of the Quebec ;4. ii, t•fi., 82 18rOadw•u; , New York, if Your Horse o T1 e would tell you that he IT,, can do lots more -work is when the wagon wheels are greased with 4 `a GRMAttaledi Mica Axle Grease fills the pores of the axle. Makes a perfect beating surface. Re- duces friction to a minimum. 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