The Brussels Post, 1918-2-14, Page 3NA
OVER THE TOP WITH f A WOMAN'S HEALTH
Th E GHOST PATROL Can Only ben maintained by
STOR i' OF A TIIRILLING N!t;IIT
t Ali) AT LENS.
Ilow Thirty live Canadians Arrayed in
Sheets ('1114ured a German
Trench.
Thera w v thirty-tive of us all
told, imide op in the guise of ghosts,
says t lent. Nel mith, of the Canadian
Artillery Cerra The idea wits rather
to emulate, the ft:warn snow area be-
tween oat line's and the Carman
trencher: than to play upon Fritz's su-
peretitioe. Pow eliding parties have
prepared more carefully for the work
in hand than we did on that occasion.
Everything we wore was white. Over
our heads were white sheets, with eye
hales cut in diem. Save for the ah-
Selee of eolnrea insignin we might
have ,sugttetaterl th:: "Illi -Klux" dant
of reconstruction days in the South.
The wire entanglements had been
cut herorohand, a precaution essential
to the snee#.' of the undertaking
Nor was it cut through in n nice open
lane that would have revealed itself
readily to the Germans. The path
sig -zagged deviously, so that at any
given point the entanglements seemed
unbroken. The hundred yards space
intervening between our trenches and
the barricade was covered in two
hours' time.
The Effective Barrage.
Lying prone on our stomachs, we
crept stealthily forward. Just as we
had reached the wire entanglements
we were detected, A sentry, rather
more alert than his fellows, hurled a
bomb. I gave the signal to our artil-
lery by telephone and the stillness of
the night was suddenly shattered by
the roar of the eighteen -pounders.
The section of the trench we had made
aur objective was surrounded on three
sides by walls of livid flame and flying
earth,
Our "box barrage" was working
beautifully. We turned ti t pec looseand
n
sprang n down into theI'
go trenches. The
Huns fought doggedly enough after
the first surprise of seeing the night
erupt dozens ofwhite-sheeted o
fi ml' s
Pfigures.
•
The process of "mopping up" began,
Every dugout was bombed and every
Hun given his chance to fight or sur-
render, Through a communication
trench we forced our way to the sec-
ond trench, and after our work Was
done detoured back to the flrst one.
Every Man Killed or Taken.
Within that impenetrable wall of
barrage fire every German had been
killed or captured. No aid could be
given by their friends beyond the
barrier of flying steel because the
singular effectiveness kind continuity
of British barrage fire would have
shredded reinforcements to atoms if
they had attempted to penetrate it.
We made good our return without the
loss of a man.
The incident is here cited only to
suggest a phase of trench warfare too
often overlooked. That is the fact
that despite the passing of open (tel
fighting, surprise, stealth and strateg
are still components of the work o
holding a section of the first lin
trenches. There is much of deadly
routine in trench lighting, yet the op
portunities afforded to outguess an
outgeneral the enemy are fairly nu
merous.
TOO MUCH GOVERNMENT.
Fourteen Houses of Parliament For a
Popttlation of 5,000,000.
d
Y
f
0
d
Mow many people in Canada fully
realize to what extent Australia is
over -governed? For a small popula-
tion of jest over five millions there
are a Governor-General, six State
Governors, two Federal Houses of
Parliament—the Senate and House of
Representatives—and twelve State
Houses of Parliament, That is a total
of seven Governors and fourteen
Houses of Parliament for-(ive millions
of people!
Each householder has therefore to
vote for candidates for four Blouses.
At the Federal elections he has to vote
for the House of Representatives and
also for the Senate, which is the Up.
per House.
The house of Representatives has
sixty-five Members, who are elected
for a tenure of three years, whilst'
Members of the Upper House are
elected On a State basis—six Senators
from each State—thus making thirty-
six Senators. Each State has its own
Parliament, consisting of the Legisla-
tive Assembly and the Legislative
Council—the Uppor House.
Tho reader has only to think over
the above statements to realize to
what extent Australia is over -govern-
ed, and the numerous Government of-
ficials i 1. i i n'
!c a Gat lborl cl everywhere,
!laked Corn Pon<.
Pour two cups of boiling water over
two cups of corn meal that has been
mixed with one teaspoon of salt. Mix
well and allow the mixture to cool,
Spread in a ehallow, pan that has been
greased with bacon on pork fat and
pour over the pone two tablespoons
more of the hot melted fat. Bake
about one hour in a ltoi: oven:nail it is
crisp and brown. If doeirod., a beat-
en egg can be added, but the original
old• -fashioned recipe dorm not call for
it,
Keeping the Blood Rich
and Pure.
The woman at home, deep in house-
hold duties and the cares of mother-
hood, needs occaeioual help to keep
her in good health, The demands up-
on 0 mother's health are many and
severe, Her own health trials and
her children's welfare exact heav
toils, while hurried meals, broken res
and much indoor living tend to weake
her constitution. No wonder that th
woman at home is often indispose l
su
through weakness, headache, back
aches -anti nervousness, Too many
women have grown to accept thes
visitations as a part of the lot o
motherhood. But many and varied aher health troubles etre, the cause le
simand ul the euro at hand. Who
well, it is the Woman's good bloo
that keeps her well; when ill she gnus
make, Inc blood rich to renew he
health. Tho nursing mother more
than any other woman in the world
needs rich blood and plenty, of it.
There is one always unfailing way to
get this good blood so necessary to
perfect health, and that is through
7
n
o earth, promises to present on import-
c 'ant question after the war ends, Jut-
- tingp from one of Europe's most
northerly points toward the regions of
e perpetual ice, Spitzbergen received
f little attention from world powers,
s even those near by, until its import-
ant mineral resources were revealed.
1 By some it is said the country will
Moor
SPITZBERGEN
NO MAN'S LAND
MAY PROVE TO 1371 A SECOND
ALASKA.
End of the War Will See a I(neb 10
Establish Claims to This
Rich Country.
Spitsbergen, virtually the only "No
Man's Land" of any value left on the
prove to be a second Alaska In the
t surprises awaiting Ile complete ex.
1'; ploration and study.
S1l1J'BUILDJNG IN BRITTSH
COLUMBIA.
If history can be relied upon it is
just one hundred and thirty-one years
since the first ship was built on the
Pact c Coast of Canada. A century
and a quarter passed withoutliringing
the industry to any immense propor-
tions, but within the last few years
shipbuilding advanced in British Cul-
umbla as if by magic. In the summer
of 191(1 there W IS one ship to be valu-
ed at half a million dollars in Process
of construction in the province, At
Western Woman Speaks
With jnthusiasm
Mrs. R. Eckford Tells of Dodd's
Kidney Pills.
She Says They Are "All Right," and
Gives Her Reasons For Saying So—
Why They Are Popular on th
Prairies,
The Little Ghosts,
l: a shall eee many ghosts before be
diem!
The ravished and the murderedand
those slain
In torture, shall arise from earth
and main
And close about him, mute and shad-
owwise;
And ever first and foremost to his
eyes
From the red streets and from the
e sea's vast plain
The little children shall dome back
' again --
The frail crushed blossoms of the sac-
rifice,
And in their eyes no fear will be, nor
wrath,
Only e child's bewilderment at hate,
And ]n their hands no Lifted menace
d well;
Yet these frail shadows shall obstruct
his path,
And at the last, or be it soon or late,
present the industry represents an in- Lesiievilie, Alta., Feb'y 4th (Spe-
vestment of $30,000,000, Nine large etal,)—It is with true Western enthd-
vessels the product of British Colum- siasm that Mrs, R.. Eckford, of this
bian enterprise, are now sailing the place, gives her opinion of Dodd's
vessels, the product of Brltinh Colum- Kinney Pills.
which are of steel construction, are "I wish to inform you that I1odt]'s
either being built or have been con- Kidney Pills are all right," says Mrs.
trotted for. Eekfurd,
The incentives fol• these gigantic "I have only _taken two boxes, and
strides in British.Columblan shipbuild- my bade is fine. 0f course I will keep
ing have been the demand for ocean on taking then whenovrr I think my
tonnage created by the German sub- kidney; are not jurat right." These helpless hands shall push him'
marines, and the many extraordinary "Your Diamond Dinner Pills are into hell.
facilities which the geographical s]tn- dandy, too," Mrs. Eckford added.--Theodosia Garrison,
i •
Coal in apparently unlimited qua\- anion of British Columbia and her for. "I 'keep them in the house,
and take '`--
titics, easily miuec1 without shafting, est resorts offer fur tit; ship- one necasionally as required." 1 Money Orders.
' abounds in Spitzbergen, Besides there building trade, It was for these What strikes one most on the
aro found deposits of iron ore, marble, 1'eason5 that the Imperial Munitions prairies is the warns praise the people
copper ore, iron and copper pyrites, Board selected British Columbia to give Dorld's 'Kidney Pills. They are.
molybdenum, galena, 'Linc bletute and build twenty -Five vessels. , used for all kidney troubles, including'
the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Tilts. other minerals. t British Columbian shipbuilding is backache, rheumatism, lumbago, heart
These pills make new blood abundant -1 Areas claimed by the five different: carried on mainly at Vancouver and disease, diabetes, and dropsy and
ly, and through their use thousands nationals working in Spitzbergen are:Victoria, but New Westminster has a Bright's disease, and their popularity
of weak, ailing wives and mothers ,British, 3,574 square miles; Norweg- Yard of considerable proportions at is proof of the good work they are
have, been ,mncle bright, cheerful and tan, 770; Swodieh, 448; Russian, 80; i Poplar Island, whore four of the ships doing. Dodd's Kidney Pills are the
strong. 1f you are ailing, easily' and German, 2:1, In addition the Scot- ordered by the Munitions Board are standard Canadian kidney remedy, f
tired, or depressed, it is a duty you tisk Spitzbergen Syndicate, Ltd„ or being constructed The classes of
owe yourself anClean Hand's
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills a fait trial, Land, known also as the Bassen Bay schooners and steamers. Tht, majority The lea of Monera, AM binding on.
Dominion Express Money Orders
are on sale in five thousand offices
throughout Canada.
Dr. Zavitz, of the 0.A.C., says that
sixty varieties of potatoes are grown
in Ontario.
lyainard's Liniment Curia DlOtemper.
Suet pudding is a good dessert for
cold weather..
d your family to give Edinburgh,' lays claim to Bunzoty ships being built are divided into; emit .
What this medicine has done for Peninsula. This district comprise;; are built plainly of wood, but several devout Jews, was ages before its time, YES! MAGI 1
others it will surely do for you, Mrs. one-third of the total claims and in-,
are matte princ]pelly of steel. At pre- in many of its regulations, and not. 0CALLY.
W. H. Alberry, Mallorytown, Ont.,! eludes fie -sixths of the potential out-; sent the shipyards of Victoria, Van- least with respect to diet and cleanli-! c CORNS LIFT OUTsays:- "I was very much run down put of the Swedish coal company. Af- couver and New Westminster are en- nese. One recaps especially its in-.
and suffered from weakness and per- ter the war those two claimants of gaged in building fifty of these ves- sistence on the frequent washing. of WITH FINGERS /
saneness. At times I did not know one property promise to make a hard sels, which will have a gross tonnage hands, which
what to do, as I would shako all over,; fight for what each believe is its' of 11(4,980, and a deadweight capacity sort of fotish,
ie down I' tights of 185,000 tons. Tile Bible makos clean hand
, •LM1Vt:Llre-
t' • Mineral cost of the material alone that' pany a "clean heart," and there is
rooted by several doctors, who Ecte
was nsne 1 erei R
esources.
said the trouble was bad blood and! , must be applied for the completion of more in the association than meets the
weak nerves, but they did not do mei This war has revealed more than . these ships is estimated at $1,700,000, eye, for clean hands often meats free -
a bit of good. I was advised to try over before the advantage accruing to, In order to finance the shipbuilding dam'from disease or the means of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and they made. a nation controlling deposits of coal,+ undertakings, actual and contemplat- communicating it; and the medical
me feel like a new woman. Later metals and oil, which fact alone is ed, the British Columbian Manufac- faculty washes its hands oftener an'l
when I was nursing my baby, 1 felt, enough to cause a scramble for Spitz- turers' Association is endeavoring to longer and more thoroughly titan any
run down, and again took the pills i bergen •with its extensive resources. , secure a "Shipbuilding Loan" from tike profession in the world, and with most
and mybed
nmen
thirty fn eaby pounds.atlx It wasmthsthisotzber
medi- beeniaccred ted to Rus. is as' Sen at variousnee a result hasD There nis a bri ht t prospect before t eI non. certain hospitals they have a set
cine that gave me the strength to of annexation,
but as it is contended the shipbuilders of British Columbia, of rules for hand -washing which it
nurse him, and both baby and m self they failed to follow up any formal It is possible that the yards there would be well to apply to all and
y attion of the kind—if it ever was tok-I will be making ships for the Antra- strictly enforce. Before operations
greatlybenefited by it. I hope every en—the Russians would have a hard Ilan Government in the near future, these strict regulations prescribe four
suffering
woman
will ave Dr. Wil- g
g
Hams' idid,' time to convince other nationals of Negotiations are now beingcapried washing n• '
Pink Pills a fair trial as I , ,. yr on !, processes of five minutes
for I have proved their wonderful !title to the land. Especially is this' by the shipbuilders of British Colum- , each.
merit" ;the case in regard to Great Britain in bia with the Government of the Com-' For the first five minutes the sur -
You can get these pills through any ! view of recent developments in
Rim-.,tnomrealth with a view to seruriug or- greet is supposed to wash his hands in
an his
medicine dealer or by mail postpaid at sia, s ago, in 1614, den's• the ordinary way with soap and warm
50 cents a box six boxes for $1Jamese7, ofnEngland 300 lformally claim- Pacific�lOcean- eat ltServices,, now plying fingers of the Canadian -nailsand theWhen hellhasly o leisurely
from The Dr. Williams'ilMedicine Co.,tiro�
Brockville; Ont, d S
-You Shall Not Pass.
She is a wall of brass. • claim also was allowed to lapse in the placed by other liners, just as mag- washir- his hands in alcohol, and the
Spring up like summer grass, claim lapsed, the Britons interested in shipyards of the Canadian 'Pacific with a wash of corrosive sublimate.
Surge' at her, mass on mass, the country say. Coast, for it is riot likely that indus-
Still shall you ,break like glass, With the end of the war old data tt'ious British Columbia will ever re -
Splinter and break like shattered
glass.
But pass!
You shall not pass! .
e pitzbergen. The Muscovy Com- between Vancouver, Victoria and cleaned his nails, he goes to the pail
pany, a British -concern, eves ordered countries of the Ettst, when they have again for another five minutes, still
"to uphold the King's right to Spite- lived their allotted time and - done with soap and warm water.
„
bergen by an Order in Council. That their appointed work, may be re- The third five minutes is occupied in
You shall not pass! You shall not pass!
same manner In which the Russian nificent, that will be built in the fourth -.:1• the process of sterilization
German, you shall not, shall not pass!
God's hand has written on the wall of
brass—
You shall not pass! You shall not pass!
The valleys are quaking,
The torn hills are shaking,
The earth and the sky seem break
ing,
But unbroken, undoubting, a wonde
and sign
Site stands, France stands, and stil
holds to the line,
as
She counts her wounded and her dead
You shall not pass!
She sets her teeth, she bows her head;
You shall not: pass!
Till the last soul in the fierce line has
fled
You shall not pass!
Help France? help France?
Who would not, thanking God for this
great chance,
Stretch out ht's hands and run to suc-
cor France?
will be dug up, with records of tom- lax its hold on an undertaking that
paratively recent times, to bolster the has begun so auspiciously.
contentions of the various claimants,
as Spitzbergen is sure to occupy a
prominent plaice in north European air- GIIiLs! LEMON JUICE m
!TP NE Granulated Eyelids;
fy5'.,r1�16(16,7";"..,'17:,..4
l tSune Drat and tWzndquiick00 by
FOR ,•elIeo0d by Slorine. 1'ry it In p.Cy,9.p„0,°, ,�,0.6m'R•C3•ra9
YOUR
your lycsand in Baby's Eyes.
VJ Y�Vti �if �oi]Rlo uanartiag, 3ssak EyaComlort'
,o--0 0 0-0-0 0 0 o 0-0
You say to the drug store man,
"Give me a small bottle of freezone,"
This will cost very little but will posi-
tively remove every hard or soft corn
or callus from one's feet.
A few drops of this new ether com-
pound applied directly upon a tender,
aching corn relieves the soreness in-
stantly, and soon the entire corn or
callus root and all,i
n idries and an
P
c
be lifted off with the fingers.
This new way to rid one's feet of
corns was introduced by a Cincinnati
man who says thate
freezone r'
Y
n e ne d nes in
a moment,and simply ri'
p y sh vets up the
corn or callus without irritating the
surrounding skin.
Don't let father die of infection or
lockjaw from whittling at his corns,
but clip this out and make him try it.
If your druggist hasn't any freezone
tell him to older a small bottle from
his wholesale drug house
for you.
When baying your Piano
Insist on having an
"OTTO HIG`.'Lrf
PIANO ACTION
fairs R+Iarittel +e) t°Lenledymn11enPer6oClatie or
d
IS SKIN i\ fid) L'Nl$12. hl Age t
s:y.n salvo, in'Men 'AL r !took of the Rye- Fres. E �"�
A•lic nI(urine Eye $ternedy Ge., Chicago a O
Occupations. Ilow to make a creamy beauty lotion --•-- � T c
Has been Canada's
favorite 70541 for
more Than forty
years.
Enough for 5c, to
lhbil t1TG0f1DAltiilM�i produce 10 large
• „r �', �stii loaves of fine,
MADE IN CANADA wholesome now,
ishing home merle bread. Do
not experiment, there is nothing
just as good.
E.W,GILLETT CO. LTD
TORONTO, ONT.
WINNIPtO MON11(18
Finish grapevine pruning in cold
weather before. the sap starts to flew
in the early spring. Tarte pruning
causes "bleeding," which weakens tate
plants and reduces the size of she
fruit,
!
Mlnard's Liniment Cures Colds, Ate.
1 Dried t d p rtatn parings make good fire
!lighters.
i
BELT WANTED
dl-,Iioe waer•11I1 'ro t,0 P1 A1N
.I and light I -waving at hon \^Into, 0
inn
ti no., good pay, wort: _int any
11010n barges paid Man, ea))p 10P
( Aunt i _ulurs, Notional A1, n,t1'w,t Ening•
Oompanv, Montreal.
SSSCF.LL8NEO'OS
L1gT19I,L EC/171111,31) Nis li'h`f'A PEN
71 and job printing plant in Eastern
Ontario. Insurance carried 11.5oo. %%'til
go for 81.200 on unlet sale. Box ,i0,
O'lison Publishing Co., Ltd., Toronto.
CANCER• TUA•fogs, LUMP$, -ETC•,
out Internal and external• cured wlth-
I mut nein by our home treatment. edleal
us before too late.- Ar. Bollman MoOlaal
Co.. Limited, Collingwaod Ont
Doctors Recommend
met4nt
Bolds-Opto ter the Eyes
( Physicians and eye specialists pre-
scribe Iion-Opto as a safe home remedy
in the treatment of eye troubles and to
strengthen eyeslgnt. Sold under money
rerun,' guaranty h3• all druggists.
UTICURA 6
SKIN TROUBLES
I -- ALS
The Soap
to Cleanse
Ji Ointment
to Heal
Nothing
better,
quicker,
safer, surer
at any price
for skin
troubles of young or old that itch,
burn, crust, scale, torture or disfig-
ure. Besides, you may try thenl
Cause of before you buy them.
Sample Eacll Free by MaiI
With 31-p. Skin Boole, Address post
card: "Cutieura, Dept. N, Boston,
IT. S. A," Sold throughout the world,
Teach Seventyhe celebrated Dr. Mtchenhoff,
r kir a fen ,
there are 1176 le -educational courses The juI.e of two flesh lemons If lump sugar is added to alive oil ayetl that "caused b
given to returned soldiers comprising strained into a bottle containing three -_.two lumps of the sugar to a quart
instruction in seventy diff • n _ounces of orchard white make
At the present time in Montreal v cents. Keeping Oil Sweet. an authority on early old age,ea
different oecu s a of oil—it will not become rancid. If
r Potions. The policy of the Military whole quarter pint of the most re- the oil comes hi a can, empty as soon
Hospitals Commission, to combine in- markable lemon skin beautifier at kis opened into a bottle or preserve jar
1 struction under competent teachers about the cost one must pay for a and put in the sugar. It will be kept
selected from returned officers, small jar of the ordinary cold creams. in perfect condition to the last drop,
N,C.O.s and men, with the practical Caro should be taken to strain the
' instruction under practical conditions, lemon juice through a fine cloth 00 no
has been found td work most satisfac- lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion
torily indeed, the marked interest die- will- keep fresh for months. Every The 'Nova Scotia "Lumber $ing"
played by the men and their ambition woman knows that lemon juice is used sayst
to succeed, is a constant inspiration to to bleach and remove sorb. blemishes "] consider MINARD'S LINIMENT
idle teaching staff. The great willing- as freckles, sallowness and tan and is the best LINIMENT in use.
Ness of manufacturers to co-operate the ideal skirt softener, whitenor• and I got my foot badly jammed lately.
with the vocational department in beautifier. I bathed it well with MINARD'S
giving over their plant facilities for Just try it! Gets three oultca5 of LINIMENT and it was as well as ever
instructional purposes indicates clear- orchard white at any drug store and next day
ly the wonderful appreciation of the two lemons from the grocer and make Yours very truly, •
services rendered by returned mei at up a quarter pint of this sweetly fra- T. G. MCMULLEN,
the front, and the importance of the' grant lemon lotion and massage _ ip
daily into the face, nock, arms and
hands.
DIAMOND -CUTTING INDUSTRY
—Harold Begbie.
Value of Peanut.
The peanut is a substantial food,
according to the Confectioner's Gaz-
ette, six ounces of shelled peanuts be-
ing said to possess a food value of
2,3 ounces of round steak, 6 ounces
codfish, 1 ounce rice, 4,2 ounces rye
bread, 85.5 ounces spinaoba5,0 ounces
apples or 0 ounces bacon. The pea-
nut is vielt In fat, and also has mineral
salts important 1n the diet, such as
phosphorus, lime, sulphur and iron,
Ox tails make good soups and stews
at small cost.
There aro 8150 British Red Cross
motor ambulances at the front,
i'toly's 1017 wheat crop was 8,810,-
200 metric tons, compared with 4,804,-
400 metric tons in 1010.
The peace that would hand Syria
and Armenia ear
a back
to the Turks would
mean the pence of death foe multi-
tudes,
Cocoa aiid tea stains can be remov-
ed by dissolving one heaping' teaspoon.
;fel of soda (baking soda) in a pint of
hot water and soaking 'the stain for a
fens minutes,
great economic problem which con-
fronts the nation.
KEEP LI TLE ONES
WELL IIS WINTER
Winter is a dangerous season for
the little ones. The days are so
changeable—one bright, the next cold
and stormy, that the mother is afraid
to take the children out :for the fresh
air and exercise they need so much,
In consequence they are often cooped
up in overheated, badly ventilated
rooms and are soon seized with colds.
or grippe. What is needed to keep
the little o11e5 well is Baby's Own Tab -
lots, They will regulate the stomach
and bowels and drive out colds and by
their use the babywill 1
s be able to get
over the winter season in perfect safe-
ty, The Tablets are sold bymedicine
Y r
dealers or by mail at 25 tants a box
from The Dm Williams' Medirine Co.,
Brockville, Ont,
Bots the Boys Can Help.
A n
asci and pra.atica] pion to usa
school boys to assist in keeping pigs
and time to help in the campaign for
increased hog production in Canada
has been taken up by the Council of
the Hamilton Board of '.'rade.
1f the glass pei'caltor of your coffee
pot break*, use a glass lemon ;squeezer
'f"i• the 11100 heing. a
Ideal Occupation For Maimed Soldiers,
Says London Paper.
The old proverb about diamond cut;
diamond used to be true, but to -day n
diamond eau be sawn through by a
thin disc of phosphe'-coppor revolving
about three thousand times a lninlute.
For many yoars all diamonds had to
be sent to Amsterdam, where the Jews
had a monopoly of the trade of dia-
mond -cutting. Even the Cullman dia-
mond was sent there to bo "cleft" in
two, says a London weekly.
But there was a thne when a dia-
mond could be efficiently cut in Eng-
land, and the time Is conning when it
will again
be
possible. Mr. John
J
Hodge, the British Pension.; Minister,
has 1$ on his list, as the song says,
for he regards; d! ,mond-cutting as an
ideal occupation for legless then. It is
a much. large trade than anyone nut -
side has any tou(epiion of, for not
only is the cutting of a diatnond n
slow task, but the number of diamonds
which require cutting i, very largo.
The machinery is 101eicate, and used.
to be driven by stent; but dots clec-
trlelty has superseded stoaln, Thus
does war bring some compensations in
giving a profitable oe.enpation fe our
maimed heroes,
Sin Wes rrintaaent Oros milplttlter45.
The movement in England looping
toward the adoption of the decimal
system for currency, which has the
backing of the Associated Chambers
of Commerce of the United Kingdom,
is gaining ground.
einnard'e Llaiment Cores f4arget 10 Cows
Wring Linen by Hand.
If you put your table lined through
the wringer you will have creases
which are hard to remove when iron-
ing. Rather, wring by hand, smooths
ing when putting on the line. Do
not use starch. Iron with hot irons
while the linen is still quite wet.
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