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tbine- for the little girl,
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liochets bulge ci
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in"toi°frit t9sed. McCall
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TI1E BUS!.
WOMAN WAR BREAD IN ENGLAND
It fade From Goveriu lent Regulation
To -day,: more than ever before, is Flour Causes. Illness.
woman's opportunity, Many new ec War bead made from Government,
cupations are now opened to. her, regulation flour has caused so unfelt
l li t;11i1h before the war, She vias deemed :illness in England that chemists and
sanfitted to iitl, And truth to tell she bakers are working together ender the
has risen to the opportunity:, and nom' direction of t;rolvn officers in an of
shares many business responsibilities . fort to eliminate, the "rope disease"
in former` tinges confined to men. Put, 'which affects the baakings. many
as women; are subject to more ire- adults who eat the. breach develop.
it aiuetuattons of health than been, Severe eases_ of indigestion, while
nutty will be handicapped ear Y, ,,,Leen,„,' children breala out nig sores is x many
they regard their health requirements ' parts of tbs.' bcdY_
too lightly. In addition to the ill healt[z a
'rho nervous ,strain, long hours and the consumers of :lie -war bread
prolonged mental or pliysieat fatigue nhonetarY 1055 from ruined baitdngs
thin the blood and weaken the nerves. Inas reached a ; r "e sum and i • grow-
Such conditions as women are r_owir A,"i
ng larger. became e so serious
t called -upon to undergo can only be en- that delegaton of the London 'ams-
Nana/mess Through Co
The most Tem arltable effeei
cold which a neither of one of the
arctic expeditions' noticed was t,
loss of sense and touch in the #ngeta.;!
as almost complete. "Suppose you
I wanted to look fbr a knife in your
6 kit -bag," he sant, "you would get it in
your hand and hot know. It was the
same with everything t'tin lie haiifiied, 1"WFe
saw that we picked it up, and saw "
that 2� e held the article; we could. not
feel that we had 'it." }% added that:e
it;. Passible to shave. because ,
e Shin kaecan.e ir_itnted and sore., ,
bile it tl e beard z ren,', too lona; it
attracte xraaisture and tlze.a froze F ito ,
'.' a biocir;. The oniy thinto do was 20: °'.Isn't ther.e•a good deal of1l aa;
keep beard and mous-tat-he Blipped ithel bonof asar,oinsteak'"Fo;efor me," repliedie nercha.nt,oil#fiei".L.y careful to -sell t,?�e t3ane 'f�
ek is. just the,,;
The model;•;
Shape
eloped, i�
Child's Oft
Shirred.
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ed 275 a faili-blooded col/stilt/90n, n l t t London ter I3�>:pier 3s:aertha:r9lz called on the The f.oiF£ton
S is as tine t or men as for 1 enters prime ,Aiimisior and urged s return to
wealter
riga
en su te'. •soo e u£u„ ' h s '-`:" : of I' Ykl F aif)ai$',. .
=Ian worker in any dine r4 ' �zze case seas. cited a l�li
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d'replenished is .
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Sine needs new, rich blood to.;it
tr,
to ,clrtl„times sit l
eiy h as 40'15.oi t4 : head rt:iu
her litaith intruder the trying codR 3C 9A in another' tnstarice a baiter s
,- of spoiled brig;/i to inati
4' business *lie. and to fQit' 1141 �'.e
tstei i asainst, the e_"ects cka overt/er Addi�3'S ash pig feed. t'ned was e ie11d
ies also to ti;e-woman tit wF
a pe'Cli pps, has'*'nore wo tae
s than usual, Seo, tet an
take Meed and Feaes$:
()raptly at the first
pallor, lack et apoetitre,hea
'backache Ali, ei e be
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)A'S WHEAT..
;ace Ilea War
s Worth
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corm Sure( gave i
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arises to the #4 s
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the bread for the stipulate
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h Vitality. Taking Iron 1
:):aced trot is groatest of all trongth build'.
es the gtrength and endurance of delicate,
e . In two w~cis 3mv,
ata arab aea Year yourself. how inota
have r i .e'. have teen dogeti`5 0:
your ran -down peonio who wero. Oil
all the white; double their otre
endurance itei;a entirely gel O
3,agents, of dySpelisia, liver
�tilal Rat frofl ten to feurL,.
#. o Stintplc byt .4tia; irtti In the
aha, Ana gala' After they had
boon. d44 Aug #o ttttitittia� .
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fenunci
:id. the sisal, 51 tl,a° e \r
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taaaaleiit o to 4e t17ba1 Qi
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th1e s fcri toitr
taift� 15 srrytln;
using Ibe 1"'s� b1e
final ai;ta s; tat` 6s:
Retie
2
t s wheat crop
• iqicli hip and take does not oroi with the 'Make You ity )V0 .
' GraY Juno :10, when export i i -Inca ' ,f.rs certificates. They yield
'e the is practically a end, and t rain ,
No. trade is best in 'tion to t cat, ‘,,awie Dominion ,of Canada as seenria,...„
s';' and balance` twee ta. Moreover sea- you eon t.,;et y 0 u r money hock an'y
ram
i anoI opal
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IFT 0 r ANY CORN 3,
they t
si
dO
boa
'ears. "Price, 20 cents. , soma aaaagea a
These patterns inaY' he obtained I ar,rain movements
f"m the Bend Btteett stionding periods of time are for
inn' other reasons not always wholly
initial interior time you wiah or leave it out for three
veil lake 1'1'4' A. new certificate that is just
the thing to teach your boy or girl
proper investment habits has just
been issued. It coats $8.00 and pay
back $10.00 at thc end of three years.
For $21.50 vou can get a certificate
Above tan Weakness to ts of 1917, wheat exports amounted to
redeemable at $25 in three years, or
Brave Deeds. , $244,6°Cli°°°- tradd eevered an for $S6 you can aet one worth $100 ia
"LIFT HEST UP." satisfactorY,
For the .12 ramiths ended Mareh,
Not long ago there was setayas ahnoimall bilge can„a mat. tem the,
three years. That is better than let.
fire in an 'old tenement house in a 191il °Torii which had aPPreelahle ting your money lie unproductive. The
large Eastern (till". It was well under weight in reeelPts even in the late 111111 certificates can be had from aoy bank,
way before the :11111.111 was sounded, ef 1916. The average Canadian Prieei money -order post office, or direct fron
and the old building burned like tin- for wheat in the fail ef1916 uP to the the Department of Finance, Ottawa.
close of navigation was not far from; •
der. There was no hope from the first '
i $1.70, Fort 'William delivery, or $1.50 i
of allying it; but every one of its oe-
cuPants was thought to be safely I to $1.55 on the farm. Notwithstancl-' -1"1""as Y -
began to waxer. bushels in 1916, the dollar value of ex-' ralleyod hy 'Marine. TrYitin
down on the ("round before the walls ing that' production fell to 230,000,000 'Sun, Dusiand Wiadquidtly
ports was ,72 000 000 ,areatar for the" OUR EirESYcurEYsandinBabY'sEYts.
from the third story, and down last nsea Year mn el e :fear en Ir 11 t*
through the clouds of sinolte and fire ed March, 1916, MiliineEYelaemedritatt„T2go7ritruiatlittrribI
- Eye Sawa in Tubes Inc Fur ia• ir of tii Eta Fren
Atigust 1,1917, lake terminals held, Ask aiorizio Eye liemedy"ce..eade—ago%
peered a frantic woman's face. '
h fi , Estimating the export value of all The doll is the Oldest, form of play -
vim] had a ladder up and a man was
est appraisal; Canada beg,ins the cur-', •:'
the second story a veritable wall of rent grain year i'irtli a salable surplus Idimitzr-d' raithaent ?lelleves Neuralgia.
swiftly acaling it J•ust as he reached
worth $459,000,000 at $2.20 per
flame rushed out of the 'windows to
Then suddenly a scream sounded ,
nearly 12,000,000 of first grade wheat.;
It seenied almost hopeless to try to
save her, but in an instant t e le -
western stocks at $30,000,000, a mod -1 thing known.
bushel TELL THE TRUTH.
meet hiin, For a moment he stagger-
ed, hesitated—
"Lift hint up, boys!" commanded
, the chief m ringing tones. "Lift him
- For a second the crowd below star-
ed. "Lift him up?" There at the sec-
ond storm! How could anyone reach
him .to lift?
But the firemen knew., They, too,
had been "lifted up" in such a plight;
and they made the very heavens echo
with a swinging cheer for Billy.
In another instant the crowd, too,
had joined in, and,Billy, all hesitation
gone, was running as nimbly and as
coolly up that narrow ladder as if it
were merely a "test -out." In a few
moments more he and the won-ian were
being welcomed. ---with more cheers—
as they reached the street and safety.
Which were the cheers that counted
—most—those that applauded the fine
action already done or those that lift-
ed the man 'above himself and his
weal:(ness to the heights where the
brave deed was possible? Those who
lifted his heart lifted the whole man
much more suaely than they could
merely by touching his, body.
Perhaps von can "lift" some o
that way. too.
`ii.Tunliridgo Wells schoolgirl, in a
Prize essay on "Baby," wrote: "Never
give a child tponey; if -might swallow
it. Never tell a child a'lie. Never
shake a child. Never strike a child in
a passion, Never throw a child up in
the- ',air and catch might be
dropped.
A wholesome
table beverage
with winning
flavor.
'Used every-
where by folks °-
who find that
tea or coffee
Wiiitior
The , excellent advice these yerses
contain lOses nothing by the ingenuity
that their author, Mr. Willi:int 1-I.
Davenport, displays in their coMpotd-
Traveller through time's treacherous-
. Tell the truth.
ThiS .thy transport; this thy ticket;
Tell the truth. .
Though. thou'rt tired through_ toilsome
tilling .
Till thy tones, they're trembling, frit -
Tell the' truth triumphan
: Tell the 'truth.
Tell, the truth.
Truth that's tinkered taiut ti
-Tell tile truth.
Toir s true task, truth's
tending;
Time's true rail,
-trending;
Thought's true :on
To, thyself thOutrt truth's ra slate
Tell the truth.
gh the thousands m
Tell the irti
'Tis triumpliZnt.iruth they're trYing:
'Tis the tempter's toils thou'rt tying;
"ris through time ihou'rt testifying:
Tell the truth. ri
tinker
horough
true
h trans-
Winaiid,si Li
n t: oppumnth. en /if
li:t6iiiithaort?; pain
rn
A Cif: mati num
gist will sell a tiny -
tie of freeaent, like here
shown, for very little
cost, You apply a few
drops directly upon a
tender Corn or callus.
Instantly the soreness
isuppears, then short-
y you \VIII find the corn
callus so loose that
Is
504
skin health Claire= ,
are suprcille.
Each by Mail ad- '
you can, lift it right off,
zone is wonder -
t doesn't eat away the
corn or callus, but
shrivels it up without
even irr toting the surrounding skin.
Hard, soft or corns between the toes,
well as painful calluses„ lift right
off. There is no pain before or after-
wards. If your druggist hasn't
freezone, tell him to order a small hot-
tle for you from his wholesale drug
Woman Saved From a Sers.
ous Surgical Operation.,
rrce prescriplion You Can Eras
Filled and Ilse at Heine.
di
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Beck, The Well Known Eye Specia
nd Doctor Judk. The Medical Author,
Publish Aston Report on VVonderful
Remedy To St engthen Eyesigh
Say it Strengthens Eyesight 5096 in One Wee s Time any Instances
DR. BECK
Louisville, Ky.---"For four years New York.—Dr. Deck, a New York stat
thorough test of the popular eye remedy
walk. If IC tried to dO any worko,uil: ,ecsting. Here they are:
, would' have to he down before, .i.cv
finished: The. doc- • O▪ capItig'ilitisca'Avallsalll'ortilletitdee:tftouleb:ee3:.seierteie'tni-
''t was Br. Beck reports. "When my attention
tpf eriidneketl:d.inatmoaand:c1;iisler d me applicable to the eyes. since BomOpto
to' try.' Lydia E. „rezrentea suaa a' sensation' 'tl.
ev,e am qualified' t
express ▪ an intelligent opinion' on reinedic
the eyeSIght mere that
prising ilTect in Cases of work str edilial)sy°uerit;
week's time. I haw
pink eye, inliamaned Cat41004. Con,
unctivite:;, smarting, painful, iteb1110;iteb-
dust and wind, a-ittery eyes, blurred
v. and in fact many other conditionS,
e- us to describe in this report. A
exiling case has just come under
t of a young girl, Ill years old.. TWo
prominent eye specialists, after a thorough
examination of. the :voung girl, decided in
order lo save the sight of her right eye, the
cft eye roust be removed. Before permit-
rg her to be oaeratea on, tem young g,irl's
her decided to 'use Bon Opto. In less
than three days a marked improvement -was
noticed. At the end of a .vreelz the
illation had almost disappeared, and at the
end of Six ti'eek'S the eye WILS t-,7ave(.1.. Just
think what the saving., of that eye means to
this little girl. Another case is that of a
lady nincty-three years old. She earne to
tne with dull vision and extreme intlanima-
tioli of the lids aud the conjunctiva iVtts al-
most raw, After two weeks' use of Bon
Opto the lids were absolutely normal and
her eyes are as bright as many a girl of
oral Hospital, Boston, Mass, and 'formerly caused by overworitd, tired eyes which in -
formerly cilia of Clinics in the 'Union Gen-
LIouse Surgeon at the New England Eye and id°ureetiSetiveerreale a%eairal‘se.ii.litlek)soctl.t1 tiqivi end' wl'i°t1ca' 'ant tiegledi sa:ueod:
lfar Infirmary of Portland, Maine, and ch'se wbrk
"I have found oculists too prone to oper- treFin'cleittbi:10-11:108t:11,1G:n1?1("111aShalailinve:nic'es.cloIr:dielorio'itl
medical author for many years, reports:
ate mul opticians too willing, lo prescribe
las which form the basis of that wonderful 0:asset' altogether. I ear,
glasses while neglecting the simple 'forma- 1° -ng (listane
home treatment for ey..e troubles, Bon Opto.
This, in my opinion; is a remarkable rem-
edy, for the cure and prevention of many eye
disorders. Its success' in developing and
strengthening the eyesight will soon make
t eye glasses old fashioned awl the form of
eye baths which the 13on Olito method Pro-
vides, will make its use as common as that
of the tooth brush. I am thoroughly con-
vinced from my experience with Bon Opto
that it strengthen the eyesight at least
50 per cent in one week's time in many in-
stances. Dr. W. Devine, director of
medical inspection in the Boston schools, in
his report published February 20, 1117,,
States that only 14,016 out 81,175 ex-
amined, need to wear glass's,- now, a marked
decrease over the previous report. Bon
Opto is hastening the eyeglassless age in
bespectacled BmAon.-
Victims of eye strain and other eye weak-
nesses and those wtho wear .4,"ltisses will be
glad to know that' necordir.g to Dr. Beck
and Dr. Judkins, there is real liope and
help f,or them. Many whose dyes were'fail-
ing say they have had their.eyeS restored
by this reniarkable prescription and many
-Nvho once ,,,,mte glaSses say they have
thrown them away." One loan says, after
using it': "I was almost blind. Could not
0 see to, read at all. No'w I can read every -
ti thing withoutmay glasses and my eyes do
7 S101 hurt -any more. 2it night they ,,etruld
111
table,. compoun m test it,
isouohout the
-t I hesitate to tell oe "ni3- ex
perienee for -rear it md11 sound incredible
Laayaciajaa nEe.iaphidtu pk ho tailnud,of13awaynh eylrgogeuitas eabwl ao la.cknaOranwd ' fit!ufa,:il • tl_si seniclii1,:71a, ob°, ottill iii 1:,I,, ,i,t.P.1} .31:sil'ail.'11,n '''1.11\ 'di L1111 linc'1111Y"iinIdillv1-1:1
worn giasses for years -fo
Everyone naturally dreads the sur-
geon's knife. Sornetirnes-nothing else ,
will do, but many times Lydia E. Pirik-
ham's Vegetable Compound 1 - d pro principal, ,•:,,i,vecieitistltio (.1 0:11)1;1 -Yin Bm0
the patient and made an operation un- trial 1 itave ,alld ill ' .- 'e same car61.'
necessary. , mind 'they wi
have, namely, that the Bon Opto imitho
If you have any symptom about which
ould az itr., o :now, write to the- troubles which have heret f i i ''
' ''''"iiill--elPf1-11 advice ci'its'n free.- s ' Plain its arrlieat-i'm that lt ean be Ilse
4,1
tlou of the 3 -,on Opt° principal. Mary eye
troubles can be traced direCtly to muscular
con t raction and reltmltion and since Don
Opto method tells 110\s" to exorcise tine. 'de-
velop the eye museles, lt reaches conditions
every thOu0,t'ul
-Me 'by anyone of average intellig.ence.
count the fluttering leaves on the trees
across the street now, watch for severed
years have looked like a dim green blur to
me. cannot'express my joy at what it lia3
done for me."
"It is believed thmt thousands who wear
glasses can, now discard them, n itason-
able time. and multitudes more will be able
to 'strengthen their eyes so as to be spared
the trouble and expense of. ever getting
glasses. Eye troubles of many descriptions
may be wonderfully benefit,ed by the use of
tbiS prescription at iorao. - ere is lo
get a bottle of Bon Opto tablet's. Drop ono
Bon Opto tablet in a fourth of a glass of
water and let it dissolve. With this liquid
bathe the eyes two to four titnes daily. You
should" notice your eyes clear up percePtibly
right from the start and inilammation and
redness wilt quickly disappear. If your
eyes bother you even a little, it ip your.duty
to take Steps to saVe them now before it is
too late. Many hopeleSsly blind might have
sayed their sight if they bad earedi for their
NOTE—Auother prominent
the abovo'articlo was oubtaltted's-'
remedy. Its coustiteenL, attar
scribed by them. I liivr,e,',:ined
tee]. should .be ke