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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1916-3-2, Page 7Daddies end Laddies. Oh, the world is filled with daddies -- Not a place but has its share; Anel they're loved by little !addles, Here, and there, and everywhere; And each little laddie's daddy Thinks him better than the rest, And each daddy's little laddie Loves his own dear daddy, best! ! IFEAR PEACE MORE THAN WAIL TEACUTE PAIN ' Germans 1✓xpect to he "Victorious" FROM NEURALGIA But Not to "Conquer," ' The he following statement rias been e mmunieuted to the London Daily Permanently Cured Through the Express by a.neueral. Its in:portonee lies in the fact ,that the writer has Use of Dr. Williams' Pink ' been in the position during the one Pile tiro duration of the war to visit all parts of Germany, and has been in A clever medical writer has said constant personal contact with the that `{Neuralgia is a Ory • from the heads of the military; .political, and nerves for better. blood," In . other.., commercial parties of the. country: words, neuralgia is not a disease—it' The great crisis for Germany will is only a symptom, but a very painful come after the war. The working one. Neuralgia is the sorest sign men will return home from the time your blood' is, weak, watery and trenches, and will find the country de - And there are, so many daddies, impure, and that your nerves are lit- nulled of raw materials. J'he Gov Plain and handsome, poor and rich, erally sta!•ving. !Bad blood is the 'ernment will have to send out into otto cause—rich, red . blood the only the world to get new supplies, and no - cure. This gives you the real reason body knows how the stuff is to be wby Dr, Williams' fink Pills euro paid for, oe what will happen. The neuralgia. They aro the only' meal test will be far severer than anything eine that contains in correct propor- that has occurred,duriug the war•. Hens the elements needd to make The German people believe they are rich, red blood. This new, rich blood going to have a victorious pence,; but reaches the root of the trouble, not a conquer'or's peace—the differ - soothes the jangled nerves, drives ence being left to the imagination. 'Tis a : wonder little laddies Can distinguish which is which; But at picking out his dandy Every laddie stands the -test, For each daddy's little laddie Loves his own dear daddy best. --Youth's Companion. A Squirrel's Quarrel Once on a time there were two away the nagging, stabbing pain, and ' Germany is feeling the economic perky little grey squirrels who dwelt braces up your health in other ways crisis very much, but the people .are together in a great forest, and they as well. In proof of these statement; fatalistic, and are saying it is God's cared for each other so much that Mrs. A. T. Oulton, Little Shemogue, will. There certainly is no present they never had a cross word. One day N.B., says:—"A few years ago my evidence"of an impending collapse, and two men came into the forest and mother was an intone sufferer from the war can be continued by the Kais- began to quarrel. When they had neuralgia, which was located -in her er for a year longer. After 1916, no gone the first squirrel, who had been face; head and Shoulders. The pain, body knows. watching the men, ,turned to the see-, especially in her head, was intense. The people are not thinking about and and said, very politely: She doctored for some time without- the financial situation after the war. "Let us quarrel!" getting relief: and inhere• seemed to be It has not yet struck their imagina- "Very well," said the other, who no ceasing of the pain whatever. In tion. was always anxious to please "How stead it seemed to be extending and Concerning terms of peace, I do Lazy Livers .Coupe from Lazy' Living- sometimes from food follies that tag the overworked digestive organs. Get back to Nature by eating Shredded Wheat, It puts you on your feet when every- thing else fails. It supplies the muscular energy and mental alertness that put you in fine fettle for the day's work. Delicious for breakfast with milk or cream, or for luncheon with fruits. Made in Canada. III;A.I.TIIY IN TRENCHES 1''rench 41a1diers, Official JSil;ui'es Show, Are !'.seeping Disease. Life in the trenches is healthier for the French soldiers now than in bar- racks in peace, as shown by figures issued by the army medical depart- ment. Cases of measles, searletina, stumps, diplieheria and eerebo-spinal meals- g•itis were store numerous in the army I in 1011 theta in 1915. 'These diseases;, • Magic l3eking Powder costs no More than the ordinary kinds. For economy hey the one pound tins, tr. EW.e!LLEsr COMPANY Minn mane° osr WINNIPrO MADE lei OANAreee togtber. 'with typhoid and dysentery, averaged 7.11 per thousand men in PRISONERS ARE CONTENT. 1 Changedthe ltrbject. 1911, es compared with 6.02 Per I "Could you lend me a dollar, old thousand mss last year. Those at Bischefswerda Have Plenty man?" of Amusement. eases last year numbered' ! "Certainly! I could de lots of 4.4 per thousand men, as =nearedReporting a 'visit to the Bisehofs- things T have no intention of doing. with 188 in 1911. Dysentary at- werda (Germane') prisoners' camp, Nice day, isn't it?" taelcod only 18 out of 100,000 men, as where several Canadian officers are' interned, the American representative; $EED POTATOEfi. compared with 11 in 100,000 before the war, The mortality was 12 for says that two Canadian orderlies EMI l>O TaTO> s, IRI 1)etetrare. Corm an nr- eaeh 100 cases of typhoid !n 1011; itt have been brought to the camp, bring -•der at once. Supply limited, write for rite field the mortality fuss 2.66 per !ng the total number of British off' uuotntiuns, H. tt, Dawson, Iirampton. cent. owing to improved methods of eers' servants to seven, a fair proper AGENTS waste= M +� treatment. tion•in view of the fact that there are: . ! .,.t P1:lt DAY, SALARTAND COM"' n-: '� , only thirty-nine British officerseluding Canadians, prisoners. , i ,......._,.....e.. ---- Girl's +h ___ � mission for lade' trpraaat.tatiue in .T attarpts Limited, l'uhltehers. Toronto,Hence • unnecceswity. bitch- : of the officers as to tbe amount of her home district. Work pleasant. (eru- NI' xo# _ .. Management of a Farm icloek. . her whole nervous system became af- Last year I kept about 60 Rhode shall we begin, not think the Government has made Island• Red hens and found. them very i Miss Logan Tells How They Relieved Canadian officers room by themselves, application to It Mien Fumisbtng om "Oh, it will not be very hard," said fected. Finally she decided to try up its mind that it must have an in - satisfactory. Dam, va West Adelaide sr. rnronto. demnfty. There is a willingness to satisfactory. I have tried raising like- Her of Pains and Aches So Many with one or two officers of other me: i the first squirrel. "Those ,strange Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. After takingferent breeds of hops, but find I like' Run-down Women Know . tionalities where there are accommo-I MISCELLANEOUS. them for a while the pain in her head evacuate Belgium, except Liege. • the R. I Reds the best. They are; I dations for ten to a dozen persons. , AhCER, TUMORS, Lumrs, ETC. A fatigue work which their servantsvaz ' maw rs WANTED1�� � ®96°' were called upon to perform, but as SHON'H, raccoons, muskrat+, all kin Is fancy prices, Address Stilman lien- ten more non -British ,orderlies had sbaw, !Jeep ltrook, Annapoli,: (:o., N, 8. TELLS TIRED WOMEN OF DODD'S just come, the commandant thought this would soon be rectified. . KIDNEY NEWSPAPESS FOS SAS.£, PILLS. 1 The senior British and Canadian pROF1T-AIAIKING NEWS AND JOU 'officers, majors, share a good-sized 1 otrtcee for sale in rood Ontario to wne. The most usciut avd lnterestln>; room, and generally the British and ter ati hustnessee. Fult ineormntie l on animals who have just gone away found it easy enough." In all sorts of ways they tried to pick a quarrel with one another, but they were so polite that the plans never worked. At last the first squir each day until she was no longer a rel found two fine nuts, and bringing them to the second squirrel, said— "Now, here are two nuts. You say they're yours, and I'll say they're mine, and we'll be sure to have a fine quarrel. Now! Those nuts are mine!" "Oh, very well," said the other, "you are more than welcome to them." "But at this rate," said the first, "we will never quarrel. Talk back. One person can't fight by himself. It Remarkable F Tree in Cuba. Is to Be takes two. Now let's begin all over again. I own all the trees in_ the woods!" "Is that so'?" said the second agreeably, . "How nice of you to let me live here!" At this the first squirrel had to laugh, so they gave up the idea of quarreling, and lived happily, ever afterwards. tee - INCITED TO MASSACRE, Germans Declared to be Responsible For Butchery in Armenia. The blackest tales that have come out of Armenia during the present war are out-horrored by the accounts brought to New York recently by Dr. L. Y. Bartle, a witness of the out- rages of Christians in that country. became less severe, and of course this land must be separated from Russia. profitable laying hens, and are also' Ottawa, Ont., Feb. 21st. (SPecial). About a month ago, owing to the internal and external, cured witn- was a great relief to her. Vader the The Germans are now, in reality; affable for table use writes Andrew —"I am lad to say I have found [out pain by our e. i . BeiInena tura) continued use of the Pills - she felt governing Austria and Hungary, but g unsuccessful attempt to escape, con- t tIe before too late. i7r. Betlman ]ttedtcal Geddes in Farm and Dairy. Dod<1's Kidney Pills have done mea sealed in a box, which has been made; Co., !limited, Coninirweod, Ont. herself growing better and stronger are doing so very tactfull, and are In the spring we set our hens in a wonderful lot of good." So says by an officer prisoner, certain piivi- not etteturbing Austrian pride. house separate from the henhouse, Miss Gladys E. M. Logan, of ..04 leges, such as football, a daily bath, sufferer and was completely cured, and has felt no symptoms of the trouble since." You can get Dr. Williams Pink Pills from any medicine dealer, or by mail, post paid, at 60 cents a box or six boxes fon $2.50, from The Dr. Wil- liams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. .�� -- GROWS LIKE FISH NET. A singplar tree in Cuba is called the yaguey tree. It 'begins to grow at the top of another tree. The seed is carried by a bird or wafted by the wind, and, falling into some moist, branching part, takes root and speed- ily begins to grow. It sends a kind of thin stringlike root down, the body of the tree, which is soon followed by others. In course of time these rootings strike the ground, and growth immediately com- mences upward. New rootings continue to be formed, and get strength until the one tree grows as a net round the other. The outside one surrounds and presses the. inner, strangling its life and aug- menting its own power. At length the tree within is killed, and the para He told of men chained in rows, site that has taken possession becomes lined up before soldiers and beaten itself a tree. on the heads with axes. He told of women and girls who were victims of a death even more horrible. German soldiers in Persia foster Nobody among the higher German where they have plenty of food and officials expects a quick end to the fresh water, also lime and dust to war. roll in. These hens do not get out _ _ _ side until the chicks are out, When Scots Wha Hae. Scots, Wha hae wi' Wallace bled, Scots, wham Bruce has aften led; Welcome to your gory bed, Or to victory! Now's the day, and now's the hour; See the front 0' battle lour; See approach proud Edward's power— Chains and slavery! Wha will be a traitor knave? Wha can fill a coward's grave? Wha sae base as be a slave? Let him turn and flee! Wha for Scotland's King and law, Freedom's sword will strongly draw, Freeman stand, or Freeman fa', Let him follow me! By oppression's woes and pains, By your sons in servile chains! We will drain our dearest veins, But they shall be freel Lay the proud usurpers low! Tyrants fall in every foal Liberty's in every blow!— Let us do or die! -- KEEP LITTLE ONES A Careful Witness. "Be careful, sir—be v -e -r -y care- full—and remember that you are on this fanaticism, Doctor Sargis says, oath!" ominously said the pin - until the Mohammedan has the idea feathery young attorney, whose brow that the kaiser and all Germany has,bulged like rho back of a snapping been converted to Islam. turtle, addressing a witness. "Now "Officers of the German army," he `tell us, sir, was every pane of glass says, "wear bands on their arms with , in the west window broken when you the' creed of Islam—"Thein is. only passed the house." one God and Mohammed is His pro- "They were, on the outside," was phet,' At Iepahant the German of- the cautious reply. "I didn't enter $eers enter the mosques and say the house to see whether they were Mohammedan prayers. "The massacres in Urtnniah began a year ago," he said, "after the with- drawal of the Russian troops. The h Russians had gone only five hours when the murder and plunder began. Of the 113 Christian Armenian vil- lages in Persia, not one escaped." 3' OFFICERS AND MEN Russians of, All. Ranks Are Sociable and Not Reserved Russian officers of all ranks are far more sociable and less reserved than those of other nations. The soldiers have even nicknames for their favorite officers whom they regard as friends, advisers and in loco parentis. Officers frequently laugh and joke with their men and call them'molodzie (bucks) and to - vola • tza (comrades), it The simple 'Russian ptitatc would never dream of taking a liberty or being unduly familiar itt return for this friendliness; foran officer is al- ways an officerin the eyes of the soldier; also a barin (gentlenuin). whether familiar, intoxicated or sober. The officer is obrazovanne (du - ' entad), 'n malt of cultttre, while the private himself is negratnotno (not educated, ignorant of the art of read - Ing and writing), ' "He offers me a platonicnffociion•" "Well, tale it. A platonic' Auden often leads to the;1'001 thing.' "It's a poor, rule that won't Werk, both ways.!' "Well, try telling a mother that tate looks so like her daughter that you ' cannot tell them apart, And then try it on the doughy ter," • A beautiful answer was given by a little ,Stole!! school- girl: When her tiass Was examined she was asked, "What is patience?" Her reply was, "Wait a t AVe, and diene weary." also broken on the inside. Many a mut would starve if he ad nothing to live on but his eepue ation. Greatest Results often come from simplest means. For instance --one's daily food plays a big partin de- ciding for success or fail- ure.. . To bring out the best mental and physical forces sound iourishment is im- perative. Grape=Nuts -A FOOD made of whole wheat halal malted barley, supplies in splendid proportion, all the rich nourishment . of the grains, including the valu- able mineral elements, lack. ing in many foods, but most necessiTy for vigor and ae-„ tivity; ,f brain and body. "There's a Reason" for :'. CRAPE -NUTS made in Canada Sold by Grocers, Cereal flim 0 Canadian POs Co,.i, Ltci, Witiator, Ont, Queen Stree, this city. the use of wine and beer and the un - "I suffered from drowsiness and restricted receipt of letters and par - sharp pains across my back. My sleep cels, had been suspended for a few was broken and unrefreshing. I had days, but all bad now been restored. the chickens come out they are re- headaches and was subject to neural- Some time ago the practice was intro - moved to a long coop which has slats gra and rheumatism, I was depress- dnced, of permitting officer prisoners on the front. This coop is divided up ed and low-spirited and troubled with to take walks in the neighboning and will hold several hens. The palpitation of the heart. 1 country in company with German offi- chicks are able to run about outside, "I was always tired and nervous eel's' and on their parole on ascii but the mothers cannot get out. When and very sensitive and there was hol-' occasion. they are about a week old the hens lows under my eyes. t. are also let out. To my very young "For two years I was in this worn-. Interesting Character. chickens I feed a mash made of bran out condition, often An having to lay off "Th.ere goes Professor Dobbins, and moulie, but as they get older I for a day or two. I was attended by give them wheat. I always soak the doctors and wasbed money on useless the famouserus ethnologist." hnol gistharacter, no !The chickens are allowed to run about Miss Logan's statement is wheat in water so it will not kill the medicines, but I only found relief I doubt." chickens by swelling in their crops. when I used Dodd's Kidney Pills." „ he knows more Yes, indeed, Why, • a ales -i about the races than any other man all summer.. I feed them only twice sage of hope to thousands of women in this country." a I selldand kill after iloff all my get a malod e Irick- e. s she suffered.da. She wantsnthemuto : "Fancy thatl And he doesn't look y, as if he had been on a track in his ens. In September I select the best know they can find relief in Dodd's pullets,—the ones I intend keeping, Kidney Pills. GLANDS land then have these shut up in a box — e" j THICK, SW®L`EtS6s i stall by themselves. I feed these put- Effective, i The . Best Break lets very heavily, giving them all they {What is your favorite poem?" that make i.,►` - ?s:;�,s. America's Pioneer Dog Remedies Boole ore DOG DISEASES And How to Feed Mailed free to arty eddrers by the Author H. CLAY GLOVER, V. 5. I18 West 31st Street, New York e.AVMEae ;:.CE`1^. ice". f,htY terse Before Plac- ing your order for seeds, see our 1916 Gold- en Jubilee Catalogue it is tree. Gov't. Stan, Bus. No. 1 Iced Clover el 7,00 No. 1 Alsyke 153.00 No. 1 'timothy Allow 10c for each cotton bag We taariol'annd Quebay ec over over 525.00t tt .itiwi -1i8 ii' Ican eat. Their food consists of boil- asked the literary young woman. a horse Wheeze, ed potatoes, mashed and mixed with �+ • h Roar, have Thick Wind ,The Boy Stood on the Burning fast Possible tero Choke -down, with otva, can be Imoulie. I also give them mixed grain Deck,'' answered the commonplace v reduced with at times. The reason why I do this is l youngman. "I used to recite it ever because I find when pullets are treat -1 y! Dr. Jackson's Roman Meal porridge time father and mother had cone-, properly made in te double boiler, and ed this way in the fall they lay stead-' " not stirred after first making it, Read WELL IN WINTER pant. fly all winter. If the pullets were al-' "And did you recite it with of-" directions on package. $cher make also other Bunches or Swellings. No blister, a dangerous season for lowed to run with the old hens during' feet?" { night before for early breakfast, in nobair gone, and horse keptat work. Eco - Winter is g this heavy feeding the old hens would „ double boiler, and warm in the morn. ,mica!—only a few drops required at an ap- the little ones. The days are $o Y j Father thought the effect was ing while dressing, by adotving to sit AESORRIIVE2 perJRshee etiver is iBook 3 54 f for changeable—one bright; the next cold become too fat pretty good. He said he honestly be -t in the winter I feed my hens corn p in boiling water. Thus it's delicious and stormy, that the mother is afraid Ilieved it kept us from havingso. and very nutritious. It prevents con- mankind, reduces Cyst, andWens, Painful, to take the chilren out for the fresh on the cob,—this corn is warmed in a much company." sit tion, however eoolced. Ask 3'oui' dealerslleSwollen ter Book "Evidence" bot free, at air and exercise they an in the oven which they get n e 1 ' doctor. At grocers', need so much, P , ae often cooped the morning. At noon they 10 and 25 cents. got elide. W. F. YOUNG, P. 0, 6., 616 Lymans a ,ea Montreal, Dan. Granulated Ey Maorlene sod Absorbinc, Jo. are made la Clads. In consequence they mash of boiled potato skins, crumbs upo in overheated, badly ventilated and bran, and at night they get mixed rooms and are soon seised with colds �. q or grippe. What is needed to keep'grain. rThe can of water in the house �10U-ESEye Remedy. No Druggists' baby take to, do you suppose2 the little ones well is reguBablate Own hangs from the ceilingby a chain, I just Eye comfort. At Your Drugbri Tablets. They will nolut also hang a cabbage or some other6OCerF Babe. urineEYaSF'reeetw aes26c. Young Father -The feed line stomach and bowels and drivevegetable from the ceiling for the' anent! colds and by their use the baby will gMurina EYa ReoedS Company, Chieaio p y. hens 'to peck at,. A piece of meat Itinerate Liniment =tree target in coda i be able to get over the winter season in perfect safety. The Tablets are boiled and hung on a cord in this way. i sold by medicine dealers or by mail es excellent food for the hens. Met What He Did. at 26 cents a box from The Dr. hens get a piece of meat every other Ata function of noted and learned Pat had returned on seven days' men the umbrellas of the guests got i was re- ' r 1l ow Eyes inflamed by capes re ; C to Cold Winde and Dust Casting Their Shadows Before. uicklyrehevedbyMunne Young Mother—What business will art- ap- A Full Description. i Williams Medicine Co„ Brockville, day during the winter. I find that ai mixed. The darky porter was hay- leave from the firing line, and t Ont. piece of cows liver or lights boiled,, dating his experiences round the fire and hung up makes excellent food. Img considerable trouble in finding the NURSES GIVE HEIR o.ovs:.o.. always feed -sty hens and chickens' umbrella belonging to the professor: one night. "The enemy was creeping sulphur once a week. I' find that thein matilematics in a leading univer- up in their thousands, and Oi was t Selecting nue umbrella out of simply itching to get at them. And �t or ars is Heavy. hens m t e ono More than rocs women a the t h h se in connection with my {`Now, that is like my umbrella, p le a • French Red Cross volunteer aro now h h the hens are ,thong lowedto is dipse than a parabola its extreme Irasonville, June 27,'13, house the hens have dust and gravel flu d' Li 1 t Co.,imited 1 if -feeder grit boa sulihur is a preventative of lice, sly Mortality ,Workers \rOrknb Trench Red Cross It , p' •. rein that the porter had sub-' what did you do?" asked his father. k is not good to have too many the h house. I have a 1310miltedam l him, the professor sold s- -Olt, Oi just scratched myself," re` lift I 66,000 era c - e, h the cross section of the 11an re ten house, in which al- ,though of m umbrella is more of an el- grega equipping 1,500 Hospitals with an Red seta tch In thus scratch- Y gregate of 118,000 beds. The Red Gross flag flies over 288 buildings in Paris alone. Mortality among the Red Cross nurses has been remarkably heavy. Twenty-two members of the Society for Aid to the Wounded Soldiers have given their lives, some of them killed under shell fire, others carried elf by contagious diseases. The nur- ses ses of this society have received six- ty-three ty-three epidemic medals, sixty tear crosses and one cross of the Legion of donor, Many women of the Red Cross give attention to men at the front who have no one to remember then at home. One member, lime. Rieheiot, true wife of Dr. L, G. Richelot, is god- mother to 900 soldiers. Regarding the state of mind" of evomtded soldiers now in the hospitals. iafter 'sixteen months of war, Mme. Perouse, president of the Union des Femmes do Trance, says: "They are much more anxious to return to the front than were the wounded in the hospitals last year at this time" .p in a false guerre' there is •no true kds Dart:, valor. -..Sha p There's something in this world be- side money." "Yes," says the cynic, "there's the poorhouse." end points towards the perpendicular, 1 tar s . ti men . „ to roll in, also a self -feeder and forms a section of the major Yarmouth, N. S, on the wall. Gentlemen, -- It affords me great,' I always keep my hen hoose white- axis." "Ya -as, sir," replied the port- pleasure and Hoist be gratifying to you 1 washed inside and out, arid I think ed. "Ali 11 see of Alt can find it fo to know that after using 36 bottles Of this is also a preventative of lice. Ye, Bab. your Liniment on a case of paralysis which my father Was afflicted with, 1 was able to restore him to normal con- dition. Hoping other sufferers may be benefitted by the use of your Liniment, 5 ant 'I'No heads are better than ono. -- especially if tiro other fellow is guessing tsiis. TO SAVE EYES Is the Object of This Free Pre- scription—Try It If Your Minerd'a Liudmont Cm'os Colds, Eto, Clairvoyance. Doctor—My dear madam, your hus- band's distressing symptoms are en - Eyes Give You Trouble. tirerly clue to a poor circulation. Lady=--•IIow trite, doctor! He is a Thousands •of people su at .y newspaper piopt e 1. troubles because they de not !:now what to do.. They know some good home 0001- ady for every other minor ailment, but. ?,Iaking a elan tell you that Ito none for their eye troubles. They neglect loves you is something like'teacll- thelt' eyes, becauss the it'Dnhlo Is not sufficient. to dt'Fe than, to an eye !ng a cat to jump through a hoop; social list, who Would, n anyway,so knife) yolt don't expect hila to do it grace - go to n, heavy fee. As go to alt optician or to'the flee ants ton- fully, hilt the astonishing tiling is Sent store, and oftehtt,nses get glasses that he does it at all. bet gtiisedda notemonths,.110 ttiolraft" es — more !Miley than'good', • LIei•o is a ehnittD prescription that every Otte should use, 6 grains 730r Opto, 2 D11n0e0 water. Use three er Senn times a day to bathe the eyes. Thie pre- ecrtption and the,aimelo 13on-Opto sys- totst peeps rho eyes 010an,-shitrpous the vision and eutckly overcomes lnflam- matton and irritation; weak, watery, overworked, thea eyes ant otter B11u11ar troubles are greatly benefited and erten- ttmns cured by its, use Arany reports show that tvearere of gleases have dis- carded thein after a few weeks' use, It Is grad for the ayes, and eentains no ingredient which wonid injure the ntOsaged. t sgnsttive,TrY1t,and Dyes of knaanvefor tnOnnont m'ce what the • t own dru - iza 1f D11 ro rt J g 1 e 0 comfort real Y 1gf7a1, cannot all thio nremmiitlten, cant! $1 00 t.lto Vatntas Ttrng Cn., toimtln. hal ¢ 000110110lo 13on•Opt0 T1oulr i blstiv„nt outat:tabtots and alt. imarimemetemmalemenelemeneesniormensmemissam Female help Wanted... 181 large hosier, timl,rwnar and sweater factories. Vacancies in alt depetemetrls, with openings for experienced or inespnrtotleed. help. 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