The Brussels Post, 1914-10-22, Page 7Fashion Flints
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Fads and Fancies.
Dyed laces are to be used.
Beaded shell pins for the hair are
new,
All the new suits have longer
coats.
One piece frocks are mostly of
serge.
The (hourglass figure is to be the
fashion.
The all 'black hat of velvet; is still
1 Darker shades are •noticed in. the
fall millinery.
Brown velvet is as smart as black
for street capes.
The small hat is worn with the
bisque costume.
Coat shapes range from the short
to the redingote.
The new tunics are net nor iihall
three yards wide.
The oriental note in dress has al-
most disappeared.
Occasionally we see a hat with
the mushroom trim.
The silk jacket and short, loose
coat are in. good fashion,
Frocks of net arranged in plaits
or ruffle's are favoribee.
The old fashioned chenille em-
broidery has come back.
Both light and dark toned fitch
furs will be fashionable.
The Japane:st neck and The stand
away eollars are still good:
7.'he feather trimmed hat is the
fashionable hat, this season.
•
A new idea is the combination of
black ,satin and Plaid serge.
ONE MILLION WEEN.
Would Stretch Out 750 Miles Four
Abreast.
A million men!
What does that mean? How many
aro a million men 7
Can we grasp what an army of a
million men—and
e
of them now iiinthefield are
actually
ie 5
This army, marching four abreast,
would make a closed -up column
soan:e 750 miles long, that would
reach from Toronto to Winnipeg ars
the crow fries, from New York to
Windeor via Toronto, or from Chi-
cago to Smith's Falls.
The million 'are mobilized. They
are all in one big damp—low much
ground 7
A regiment of infantry witch ,all its
animals an•cl wagons needs nivnete•en
acres; a earal y regiment mush have
sixty acres; an artillery regiment
forty-eight acres. A division needs
640 acres, or 1a square mile, for ell
its infantry, artillery, and other
troops.
Our caan:p for a million men, then,
would occupy fifty square miles:.
And low to feed this vast array
.of men and .animals 7
Tho full day's ration for 'a main in
the field 1v-eiuw 4,4 pouaJs and costs
.about thirty •cants, including every-
thing. item,—$300,000 a day for
food for one million 'soldiers. This
is juste little hatter of $9,000,000 a
month! This food would weigh 4,-
400,000 pounds—just the food for
one day—or 2,200 tons.
One box ear's oapacilty is 1,800
cubic feet. This will carry 9,172
rations—food for one day for 9,172
men. So, for once million mon, all
waiting Impatiently for. their 'grub,
it would take 109 freight oars every
-jay to: bring along their rations—
five
ationfive trains of twenty-one cams each.
Anel this, mind, only for twenty-
four hours I
RflEUMATZC. MISERY --
0$11 Only Be Oured Through the
Blood—Minim its of Bo Use
In no disease • does the blood be
came thein so rapidly arsin rheums
bran. Not only does it becomethin
but it is loaded with itnpurntlea.•--
rheumatie poisons. TVhthout the
proper treatment these poisons in -
el' MSC ,
n-creasC, ti1:e inflamed joints swell
and the patient •becomes a orippie.
There are a number of methods of
treating rheumatism, most of them
aiming to keep down the rheumatic
poisons until nature can build rip
the blood sufficiently to overcome
them. But unfavorable conditions
of cold or dampness may give the
disease the advantage, and a, re-
lapse or rest,ew•ed attack follows,
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale
People build up the blood and 'ena-
ble it to cast out the thematic
poisons with the natural seeoretione
of the body. Thousands have tried
this treatment with the most bene-
cull results. That every sufferer
who does notary Dr. Williams' Pink
Palls is neglecting the most helpful
means d recovery is shown by the.
following statement: Mrs. Fimelino
Smith, Sit. Jerome, Que., says: I
was attacked with what the doctors
said was inflaman:altory rheumatism.
The joints of my hands, feet and
limbs were badly swollen, and I
suffered ,the most excruciating pain.
ical tre!atment
tl ot'trouble becamedso bad that I.
could not go about. My appetite
began to fail me, and I w:as'growi'n'g
physically -weak. A neighbor who
had been benefitted by Dr, Wil-
liams' Pink Pills advised me to 'try
them, and I decided to do so. In
the coau,se of a few weeks I noted.
some improvement, and my appe-
tite began to return. Then the
swelling in my joints began to clic-
appear, and it was nob long until I
was perfectly cured, and I have had
no return of the trouble."
Dr. Williams' Pink Piles are sold
by all.dealers in medicine or will be
sent by mail at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 by writing direct to
The Dr. Williams' I4edicrne Co.,
Brockville, Onth.
PUNISHMENT OF COWARDICE.
�JAL.O(lIZU,.'i`Q fI.11)Iu�l,,..;
Nem , York SIM lilhterly . n11114
Work or Zeppelins,
If Oen Shernutn were alive, he
would • have to •apalogize to hell,
says 'ilio New York Sun. He Was
14uai1 to that amiable region. Tho
war 'of Waltham was but en hitoccnt,
harmless killing game. bt . )tae
grown to that aerial triumph of
German eultu e over Antwerp
T4> murder wantonly and futile-
ly, to slay or mangle Little children
.and young motllers'an their bed's, to
salute time Rod Cr ES flag with .a
bomb, to slaughter end -terrorize
non-combatants, random destruc-
tion with no military results, will
no permanent reeul+t except to
sicken and .'anger all civilized man-
kind—this is war as pa acus' d on a
city from Zeppelin airships.
Every nation which still believes
that something tf humanity should
be maintained in the usages of war-
faare should raise its voice against
this •archde•ed of pitiless savagery ;
against the repetition of •suoh sense-
less and unforgivable blind maSete-
cre.
Meant Death or Everlasting Dis-
grace. in German Almy.
Punishment for cowardice in the
German army tut the time .of the
Thirty Years' Wap was so severe as
to be ferocious. In the year 1642
the Swedish General Toasteiusson
stormed Leipzig. A force under
the command of. the Ground Duke
Leopold' gave ham' battle before the
gates of the city, brat during the
engagement the Madlonieohe regi-
ment became suddenly panic-
stricken, and fled.
Punishment'itmmediately, followed.
When the regiment had ,again as-
sembled, six other regiments sur-
rounded
urrounded at, and tried it by court-
martial in the open field. The ves
elect 'was *hunts--t$re eel:0nel'rad the
captains should die by the sworde
and that every tenth man among t
non-coanmissioned officers and men
should be 'hanged.
The steam verdict w'as carried out
to the letter, except that at the re-
quest of Leopold the mien ware shot
instead of hanged; Col. George
Mnddonischle was beheaded, after to
had sought in vain for a pardon.
The survivor's were consigned to
quarters with other commands, and
the regiment never re:gamned its
name or former., prestige. Iin those
days, there was no alternative but
to be breve. Cowardice meant
either dearth or "everlasting dis-
grace.
F
VON MOLT1tE WAS WRONG.
Did Not Think British Infantry
Would Display Prowess.
Moltke, the great German gen-
eral, made this statement and put.
it in writing : "I do not Mink the
British :infantry "wdibl be able to
maintain their traditional suprem-
acy over Oonitanental tamps nosy
that all armies •are armed witli'long-
range rifles. There will no longer
be the opportunity for them to dis-
play their well'known prowess in
hated -to -hand fighting,"
Commenting en this The London
Telegraph says : Every good Ger-
man trusted 1%%olltke'+s words, and
yet, as far as we can judge from the
meagre reports of battles, thhe great
Moltke was for once wrong in his
calculations. His statement seems
to have been biased on a false pre-
mise of what 'ennead the British in-
fantryman's superiority 100 years
ago. It was not the actual bayonet
changes, but ,the decisive effect of
his superior rifle fire before those
charges were delivered which made
them so s'uoeesaful, The British
soldiers were far better shots than
the French, and could deliver 'three
volleys to the French soldiers' two,
Our arany to -day is merely carry-
iafg-on these traditions. Our men
We far better shots than the Ger-
mans. Every single wounded sol -
diet inlentiorus the roarti nness ofthe
tun and' our 'men
Gorman aho >u s',
have a far bigger 'target to elm et,
a,s Ilha Germans come on in close
formation, heedless of loss of life
On the highway leading to success
very 'few lkeep to the right.
Baron 'Wilhelm Von Schoen,
Of the German Embassy, at Wash-
ington, who has got "in Dutch"
with the American Government by
predicting a war between the
UIlited States and Japan.
With
CUT ICUPA
SOAP
Because of its extreme purity,
Paddy Ahead,
A. Yankee was boasting of Ameri-
can Honesty. "Why," he said, "1
once lost a purse in the States, and
twelve 'months later it was found
by a lady, identified, and returned
to me without a oent out. of it." ;
"Whet of that?" said Paddy, "I
:went to the market town one day,
and Stool -ed in a certain place ,for
it few sn;nultes, and when 1 left 1
Sound that 'ten pounds which I lead
in the morning was gone. A year
1.
latter 'I returned to 'tlhe place and I
was given ten guineas." The Yan-
kee looked stupefied, "You see,,,
continued Paddy, "I lodged the.
money in the bank at five per
Cent,"
3tUSSJAN j FORESTS.
They Are Being Destroyed at a Ra-
pid Rate.
We are disposed to 'think of Rus-
sia as a land of limitless forests,
but even Russia has a -serious for-
e•stry problem. For deoades, ac-
cording to a writer in (the Petrograd
Novo- Vremya, Russia took no no-
tice of the destruction of her for-
ests. 'like rating chess, the nobility,
sold barge parts of their wooded
properties leather than sellfarm
delicate emollient properties and land. They disposed of their for -
cat' 11'117fon teams, so sma1.1 that
refreshing fragrance. Assisted
the brokers madefrom three hun-
by Cuticura Ointment it is dred to one thousand per cent. on
equally effective in the treat- their capital. In the end, the de-
ment of heat rashes, itchings, - fereot>atian of the country assumed
irritations and chafings.
Samples Free by Mall
such threatening proportions that
the government introduced a forest
oan•servatbon law. "But . . . the
destruction. of she forests even now
Cutloura Boon and (nutrient sold throughouttae goes on at full speed The forests
world. Llberas"Cade ra,"Dont.X,f
ree, tl v .tw which guard the very passibility of
nookof coca . Addreoe"Cutloura,' Dont.
, oe . .
man's existence in the North, are
his experiences asserts that the
dirigible airship has not proved a
success. It is .at the mercy of any
squadron of aeroplanes, and he
does not believe it has any military
future.
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
USED FOR YEARS
When a mother uses only one
medicine as long axis there are little
ones in the home it certainly bears
grand testimony to the value of
that particular remedy. Thousands
of mothers -use nothing else but
Baby's Own Tablets. Concerning
them Mrs. M. LeBlanc, Meana am -
cook West, N.B., writes: "I have
used Baby's Own Tablets .for my
little ones for the pact ten years
and know .of nothing to equal them
during teething time or for colic,
constipation .and indigestion. All
Mixt neighbors who have used them
think- ,itis ttI do." The Tablets are
sold by sn;(+,di ne dealers or by mail
not,; 25 cents a beg from The Dr.
Breakfasts
of "Other Days"
ran something like this :—
Ham, bacon or sausage;
fried potatoes; doughnuts
and coffee .prepared by
overworked mothers.
Today's and
Y
Tomorrow's
Breakfasts
run about like this:
Post
99•QQcc
T�®a
ies
—with cream or fruits; a
poached egg or two; crisp
toast; and a cu of Postum
toast, P
—a royal starter for'any
day'
Quick, easy to $erv`e, ap-
petizingy and—
"Mother"
nd--
" " has it easier!
Mother h
'—Sold by Grocers.
Caaaaflan Postufn Cereal Co., Ltd„
Windsor Ont.
Stellar Distances.
An English writer has amused
himself in figs ring on. the price of
a journey to the nearest star. As-
suming that it would be possible to
travel at a speed of five hundred
miles an hour, and that the fare
would be es low as herr :cents a hun-
dred mines, he figures that the tra-
veller would have to pay $5,500,000
for his ticket, and that he would
reach his destination in 5,839,440
yearns. He says nothing about the
cost of metals land sleeping quar-
ters. If the traveller, however,
could take passage on ray of light,
he could meike his journey in four
and one-qu'asrter years. At that ra-
pid rate, he could reach the moon in
a 'second and a quarter, the sun in
eight minutes, and Neptune in four
Williams' Medicine C0:,-$rl'S,°.g "11 �,
Ont.
AVIATOR KIND OF BAT'1LES.
Allies' Victories Due to Army of
the Air.
"The aviator' is king of modern
battles," : with pardonable pride as-
serts an aviator who has taken part
in aerial reconnoiaances-in Alsace,
in Belgium, and more recently in.
the battles of the Marne and the
Aisne. He is now enjoying a few
clays' rest in Paris.
'Thanks, to the aviator," he
says, "we have 'won our victories,
and it will 'be thanks to him that in
a few days we will the able to hunt
the Germans out of France. Inmy
opinion, sufficient has not been said
of the important part aviation has
played in 'this war. It is true that
at first we were a bib taken by sur-
prise. The Germans had marvel-
lously organized their aerial army
in silence. They have more avia-
tors than we expected, and have ex-
cellent Draft. Consequently they
were able at: the start, to count on
splendid scouting service. They
were over our positions at night,
and at dawn their artillery showed
by deadly work how careful and
accurate had been the reconnais-
sances.
"Then we put into action our ad-
mirable army of, the air. It was
not long before it rendered excep-
tional -service to the headquarters
staff, 11 played a decisive role' in
the 'battle of the Marne. At the
present moment it is a° precious
auxiliary—one might almost say in-
dispensable adjunct to the victor -
loos march of our troops.
"I have 'been instructed to make
reconnaissances on many occasions,
both In the east and the north. In
spite of the intense fire of ' the
enemy I have been able to report
the situation of the German troops,
nett their movements, estimate
numbers and'importance, and
rheas1•mp
I am convinced that I have been
able to be of great service. of
"When the war is over, one
the finest pages in history will tell
of the role of the aviator.'°
All of the above applies to the
years.
A Smart Boy.
A teacher was examining at. class
of small boys in arithmeble. Ad-
dressing a particularly smart boy
she asked—" Adan five go into one ""
"Yes," came the answeret once."
O'Yon stupid boy," she said, "how
do you make that outl" Please,
mum," he said, "I put five toes in-
to one stocking this morning 1"
Very
traitti�inLW
i;
Lame Bark Strengthened
Stiffness Taken Right Out
rapidly 'disappearing. Firewood is
as necessary to Russia as the sea is
to the English or the mountains to
Switzerland. One :may regret. the
dtiseppearance.of (timber, but in a
large degree timber can be replaced
by brick, iron, or other building ma-
terials; but in the Noirth„ fuel, in
the Dorm of firewood, cannot be re-
placed."
Was Relieved In an Hour, and Cured
1
Over Night.
A lame back? Quite unnecessary.
All you have to do is to rub on Nervi -
line. It's simply a wander for back-
ache—relieves after one rubbing. "No-
thing possibly could cure an aching
back faster than Nerviline," writes
Mr's. Arthur Kober, of Lower Chel-
sea, N.S. "I caught' cold and was so
prostrated with pain I could not bend
over. We always have Nerviline at
home, and r had the painful region
rubbed thoroughly with this grand
liniment, At once the pain departed.
The lameness was rapidly reduced and
in an hour I was able'. to be about my
housework. I was rubbed again just
before retiring, and awoke as usual in
the morning without a 'sign of my
back trouble."
There is no sort of muscular pain
that Nerviline won't cure quickly.
Thousands swear by it for 'rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, sciatica and lumbago.
It sinks to the core of the pain—right
through muscle, tissue and nerve—It
penetrates where no oily, greasy lini-
ment can go and invariably cures
quickly. If you have an ache or a
pain anywhere—use Nerviline-it will
cure you. Family size bottle, very
large 50c; trial size 250. at all dealers.
Death Nearly Claimed
New Brunswick Lady
Names of the pasties are Corns and
Toes—both very unhappy till the trouble
WAS remedied by Putnam's Corn Ex-
tractor Any: corn goes: out ofbasiness in
24 hours if "Putnam's is applied—try it,
250. art all dealers.
3.
—
Needs Patching.
Poor Mexico 1
I have no doubt
Your seat of war
Is most worn out..
INFORRATION FOR INVENTORS
Messrs, Pigeon, Pigeon 3t Davis,
Patent Solioators, Montreal, report
'that 105 Canadian Patents were is-
sued for the week ending September22nd, 1914, 71 of which were granted
to Americans, 21 to Canadian's, 7 to
residents of Great Britain and Col-
ones, and 5,{10 residents of Foreign
Countries.
Food Stipp
In War Time
Rumors are in circulation
that we aro unable to supply
orders owing to the war de-
mand. . This statement is
filllingkouriordd etalt Wusual
Insist on getting CLARK'S
you ask for
W.�Iarli, I.Imlte.,1
MONTREAL,
Was Restored to Her Anxious Family
When Hope Had Gone.
St. John, N.B., Dec. 15th.,—At one
time it was feared that Mrs. J. Grant,
of 3 White St., would succumb to the
deadly ravages of advanced kidney
trouble. "My first attacks of back-
ache and kidney trouble began years
ago. For six years that dull gnawing
pain
ex-
erted myself it was terribly intensified.
If I caught cold the pain was unen-
durable. I used most everything, but
nothing gave that certain grateful re-
lief that came from Dr. Hamilton/a
Pills of Mandrake and Butternut, In-
stead of being bowed down with pain,
to -day I am strong, enjoy splendid
appetite, sleep soundly. Lost proper-
ties have been instilled into my blood
—cheeks are rosy with color, and I
thank that day that I heard of so grand
a medicine as Dr. Hamilton's Pills."
Every woman should Use these pills
regularly because good health pays.
and it's good, vigorous health' that
domes to all who 0110 Dr, Hamilton's
Mandrake and Butternut Pills.
Know When to Quit.
There in nothing like knowing
when you have earell'eCrrg-et
"You are charged, sald the
magistrate, "with talking back to
an officer. Have yon anything to
say"N your honor," re-
plied
a.word, y
plied the culprit. "Oi've said too
much 'already."'
Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere.
„.,. aeroplane, The airman who gives
Little Jackie—"How' soon etre you
and my sister going to be mar -
vied 7" Ecstatic Lover—"She has
not nosed the happy day ye't, but
I hope :she does nob believe -1n long
engagements, Little Jackie`-
"She doesn',t, I know, 'oanse a1''i
her engagements have 'been short!"
"Your wife no longer sings or
plays the piano, how's that"
"(She ltasn'•t the time, We've two
children, Well. 1weBl rAffter• all,
children are a blessing!"
Dr. Morse'a •
Indian Root Pills
are fust the right medicine for the
children. When they are constipated
—when their kidneys arc out of order
—when over -indulgence in some
favorite food gives them ieedigestion
—Dr. Morse's Indian hoot Piga will
quickly and surely put them right.
Purely vegetable,ur ltheyneithersicken,
weakefi or gripe, tike harsh purgatives.
Guard your Children's health by
kiways keeping a bolc:of Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pillsin the house, Theyn•1
Seep the Children Well
BD,
K
•m
The Nice Distinction.
Effie (finishing her devotions)
. And please bless father and
other and all of us, ' ad give us
ev
ISSUE' 12--'14,
reams eon creta.
erythinggood;Land bless all our
riends, and give them what's good
or thein.
R. 5r. DAWSON, Tracey Colborne Street,
Toronto.
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1
teIt W. Tawstn, Bram11
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NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE.
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Bear Island, Aug. 26, 1903.
ltinard'e Liniment Co., Limited.
Dear Strs,—Your. traveller i, here to -day
and we are getting a large quantity of
Your MINARD'S LINIMENT. Wo find ; it
rho best Liniment on the market making
no exception. We have been in business
13 years and have 'handled all kinds, but
have dropped them all but yours;. that
sells itself; the others have to bo. Pu
to got aid of. W. A. 3IAGERMAN.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
T ADIES TO DO PLAIN AND L1GIIT
1J Sewing at . home, whole or spare'
time; good pay; work sent any distance;
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PHOTO WAR BUTTONS,10 CENTS BAOh
Prepaid. The Xing; Sir John
French, Gen. Tolfre Admiral Jellicoe. and.
Souvenir of Valcartier Camp. Good
Agents Bank. Building, M 19. ontreal' 407 ..
An Unfair Attack.
When foreign 'year vessels first
went into Chinese waters, it was
found that the Chinese had built
forts facing ,the direction in which
the 'attack was expected to come,
and had left 'their rear exposed.
When the English first appeared
before the island of Hongkong, they
found a formidable fortress frown-
ing froma, the locks end garrisoned
by several thousand Ohinese sol-
diers, The English commander be-
gan to look round for the best place
of attack. While the Chinese were
sleeping, the English circled the is-
land, and at dawn suddenly cone
upon 'tale Chinese from the relay.
The Orientals were 'thrown into wild
consternation, and one officer, who
eoudd speak some .English, ram out,
waving his 'arm's. pouted,
"No b'long propel. I" he a
"No can conte this 'side ; must oomue
other side, Must go' back, come
ploper
Some mien wlo olaim to be look-
ing for work should have their eyes
examined.
Minard's Liniment Cures. Oandrult.
The Way It Looks.
"I've been ,sizing up conditions 4n
criminal circles," began the young
man With the notebook, "and . I've
reached one conclusion."
"That it's a pretty bad wsrid "of
""Not only that, but the size
the gilt determines the size of the
gtia'b."
A man who can dispose of his
troubles for a consideration is a
genius.
Mlnard's Liniment Cures Burns, Eta
Whoever looks for friend with-
out imperfections will never find
vi hat he seeks. We love ourselves
with all our faults, be they few or
many, sawn or great, and we
ought to love our 'friends in like
manner.
MISCELLANEOUS..
I AN'CER, TUMORS, LUMPS, ETO..
internal and external, oared -with-
out pain by our home treatment. Write
Co.before too late. Dr. Reitman 'Medical
ATE -T..
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YOU — - ••ane'•, for Red, weak, Watery {
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Many a brewer fights, shy of his
own beer. So does many an under-
taker.
Mtnard's Linlment senates NauralSla.
Would' you toy that an architect
rises in duis,,piofeasion joust 'because
he plans castles in the air 7
"Henry, you look very pale.
W'hat's the trouble?" "I was stung
to the quick by an adder this after-
noon." "How did it happen?"
"'Why, I dropped'in at the bank,
and the bookkeeper told me my ac-
count was overdrawn."
REMEMBER 1 The ointment
you put on your child's skin gets
into the system just as surely as
food the child ,eats. 'Don't let
impure fats and mineral coloring
matter (such as many of the
cheap ointments contain) get
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