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!hart(' Trouble
Faulty dig;r)siio-, causes She
1 Concretion of gases in the
etornoch which inflate aml press
down on the heart and interfere
w,itli its rerninr action cat:aing
faintness and [':sin. l.li to 30
drops o: Blether' Srigei's, Curative 1
Syrap after mrala sets d=. estion
riglrt,which allows the heart to 1
heat full and reatder. 9
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The Latest:
Designs
The warm sunny days warn us
that it nigh, time to begin prepar-
ing for tho beach. This little, bath-
ing suit is simply constructed and
ideal for the playful kiddy. McCall
Pattern No. 8892, Girl's• Bathing
Suit. In 7 sizes,=2 to 12 years. Price,
20 'cents.
The underskirt, which is straight
and narrow, is a simple foundation
for the one-sided drapery of the
tunic. McCall Pattern No. 8902. La-
dies' Dress. In 6 sizes, 34 to 44 bust.
Price, 25 cents.
"-
{1) YoGy,
Ono might call it a quaint frock
which is modern in the most detailed
feature. McCall Pattern No. 8885,
Ladies' Slip.On Waist, In 6 sizes,
84 to 44 bust, No, 8879, Ladies' One-
Piece Straight Skirt.,In• 6 sizes, 22
to 32 waist Price, 20 cents each.
These patterns may be obtained
from your local McCall dealer, or
from, the McCall Co., 70 Bond St.,
Toronto, Dept. W.
Deceiving the Cow.
Prances and Agatha had been very
carefully reared. Especially had they
been taught that in no ciroumstaueoa
must they tell a lie --not even a "white
lie, '
Ono day, during a visit made by
these little girls to en aunt in the
country, they net a large cow in a
field they were crossing, Much
frightened, the youngsters stopped,
not knowing what to do, , Finally
Frances said;
"Let's go right on, Agatha, and pre-
tend that we are not afraid of it."
But .Agatha's conscience was not
sittatbering. "Wouldn't that be de.
vim; the row?" site objected:
TO FOUR NEW.,
STATES OF EUROPE
ONE OF THE TASKS OF PEACE
CONFERENCE COMPLETED,
Out ofthe Maelstrom of Wan Emerge
the New Nations of Poland, Rottman.
le, Jugo•S(avia and Qzecho-Siavla..
One of the moat onerous tasks of
the Peace •Oonforeneo has been the
erection in Europe of Pour new na-
tions, viz.; Poland, Rou.manta, Tugo•
Sheat and Cseohc-Slavin, To those
who believe that ilio Allies have been
wastipg their tinfe oft highly idealistic
urohlams In trying taw set these _tour
nations "upon their•feet it 3Ilay he ans-
wered that the interest. of the Allies
is by no moans altruistic. They are
impelled, if not by wholly selfish mo-
tives, at least by the practical con-
cideration of self-defence, Por in-
stance, in the late war Germany and
Austria Were in control of a man-
power estimated at 30;000,000, made
up .of subject races that were no more
racially akin to Germany than are the
French, Tileso millions were Poles,
Czecbs and Slava who had been ruth-
lessly misgoverned by Germany and
Austria for generations. When the
opportunity occurred these forced aol-
diers surrendered in great numbers
to tlieh' nominal' enemies, who were
their'racial-kin,�es for instance when
the Czecho-Slays threw down their
arms to the Russians and later volun-
teered for service against Germany in
France.
The Allies are determined that it
shall be taken out of the power of
Germany and Austria for all time to
come to employ these millions as can-
non fodder. The intention is to at-
tach them permanently, if informally,
to the Allies. They will be the buffer
between Germany and Western and
Southern Europe.
Poland is Buffer State.
Poland is re-established as a buffer
state between tate militarism of Ger-
many and the anarchy of Russia. Po-
land has a couple of sweet neighbors.
As
all the world knows, the Poles have
never lost their race identity whether
,binder German, Russian or Austrian
domination. They formed a solid
block of about 20,000,000 people in the
heart of Europe. But wheen the tall*
came of drawing up the new Polish
frontier a grave problem was en-
countered, and that was the presence
of a tier of German nationality along
the Baltic. These' two and a half ]pil-
lions aro the most German of Ger-
mans. They shut off the new state of
Poland from the sea outlet on the Bal-
tic and Poland without a sea coast
would be in economic slavery to Ger-
many. On the other hand, one of the
Neilson fourteen points seemed to for-
bid the annexation of so great a num-
ber of aliens as the Baltic Germans
by the Poles.
At one time the suggestion was
made that Poland should be given a
corridor through Germany to .the Bal-
tic. The objection to this course wars
that it would force on Poland two
boundary lines that she could not de-
fend against Germany. So now it ap-
pears to have been decided that the
Baltic _Germans will have to become
citizens of the Polish state or nlove
otit. Poland is to get her Baltic coast
and Danzig,
Czecho-Slays and Roumania.
Immediately to the south of Poland
and forming a barrier between Ger-
many, on the one hand, and Austria
and Hungary on the other, is Czecho
Slavia, It is composed of Bohemia,
Moravia, Silesia and a part of Hon-
gary, with a total population of 12,-
250,000,
2;250,000, and an area of 58,500 square
miles. Here, as with Poland, there
was a problem constituted by the Ger-
man population along the frontiers,
and Isere again it was determined
that in order that Czecho•Slevia should
have natural boundaries these aliens
would have to be included,
The re-establishing of Roumania
was not difficult, since Roumania al-
ready existed, and ..the only task was
to define her new frontiers. These
had already been Indicated by the
,foot that adjoining Roumania in both
Russia and Austria, were large num-
bers of Roumanans by racial origin.
The original Roumania had an area of
53,000 square miles and a population
of 7,500,000, Under the new arrange-
ment her population and her area will
be doulYlec: by the addition of Sesser-
abia., Transylvania, Bukovina and part
of Banat,
,Most Difficult Problem, .
The greatest problem of the map.
lnaltersr nd. negotiators was in the
e,ectiouf-Jugo•Slavia, which is to
include ,Serbia, 'Montenegro, Bosnia,
Herzegovina, Crota'Sllavonia, CaruI-
ola and Dalmatia. The population is
homogeneous enough despite the
formidable .array of names, and is
made up of the three branches of the
Southern Slav family, namely, the
Slovenes, the Croats and the Serbs.
Tito difficulty was that while most of
the frontiers of the new— State -eve
?) LuLi1 •Ai3d'blisiiy determined, Jago•
When you feel something is
wrong -- .better look into
your habits of living Tea or
coffee drinking often upsets
tt.r�one's feelings,though unsuspected.
If tea pr coffee disagree, use
•
A ten. days trial of POSTUM
' eu$ul,� ll1 deep /Anders irk deter-
miinln who's the Triatter''a"
i ti;if''t",4'e'Mr1p,kY.; a 0+'0 '•f',i,:i1u r•.
ayyM.'dx • LY
heres a R1eason,•
LADIES TO k1O
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AUSTRALIAN AUT I'A$Lo1Le .
O Cones'e Rtreet - Toronto
$1av101n• and Italian interests' and'•taa.
tiona'llties conflicted in Aahnatie and
Omit Plume and Tt'ioSte. Those were
aeoeutuatcd lay the fact that wheir
Italy entered the war Blte was guaran-
teed by Britain and France the Slav
iililter'land of Trieste, then Atiatrian,
but now desired by Jugo•Slavia, of
which otic staunch ally, Serbia, is the
controlling partner. At one time Will
clash threatened to be serious, but it
is believed to have been amicably set-
tled, Italy gving up all or most of her
Dalmatian claims in return for Flume,
which is wholly Italian,
The new state of Jugo-Slavla'will
comprise 80,000 square miles, and a
popnYation approxnrating 1.1,od0,000,
POyStd, with her 4000,000 populR-
tlea, and her 98,000 aquare miles, re-
presents a loss to Germany and Aus•
tria of some 50,000 square miles and
12,000,000 subjects; all of Czecho
SlaVia is' made up at the expense of
Austria. New IRousnania will be made
up of. 'almost half enemy land and
populatlon, andJugo-Slavla will cost
the eneffiy 95,000' vinare miles and
more than 5,000,000 population. In all
Oases the other kind donor is Russia,
:�
An Australian Fur•Bearer.**"
The wombat, or "pouched rat," of
New South Wales and South Austral-
ia, is a marsupial animal. In appear-
ance it reeembels.a little bear, and is,
sometimes .classed with the badger,
because of its burrowing habits. It is
two or three feet long, plump, with a
thick coat of long, grayish -brown
woolly hair. The head is large, wide,
fiat, and rabbit -like, with upper lip
cleft, and small eyes and ears; its
legs are short and nearly equal in
length, and the feet are f]ve-toed. The
tail is about hall an inch long, nearly
bare. The wombat is easily domesti-
cated, ]n the mountainous districts -
of Australia its flesh. is preferred to
that of many other animals,
*-
LEMONS
LEMONS WHITEN AND
BEAUTIFY THE SKIN
Make this beauty lotion cheaply for
your face, neck, arms end hands.
•
At the cost of a small jar. of ordin-
ary cold cream one can prepare a full
quarter pint of the most wonderful
lemon skin softener and complexion
'beautifier, by squeezing the juice of
two fresh lemons into a bottle eon•
taining three ounces of orchard white.
Care should bo taken to strain the
juice through a fine cloth so no lemon
j pulp gets in, then this lotion will keep
fresh for months. Every woman
knows that lemon juice is used to
bleach and remove such blemishes as
freckles, sallowness and tan and is the
ideal skin softener, whitener and
beautifier.
- Just try it! Get three ounces of
orchard white at any drug store and
two lemons from the grocer and make
up a quarter pint of this sweetly fra-
grant lemon lotion and massage it
daily into the face, neck, arms and
hands. It is marvelous to smoothen
rough, red hands.
The Spoils,
"The Huns love us dearly," a friend
writes to "Diarist" of the Westmin-
ster Gazette from Cologne, "because
we save them from themselves„ Also
they think us wealthy because we tip
waiters. Every time I go to the muni-
cipal baths there is a crowd of Huns
waiting, and I always go in in front of
them, Makes them furious, but if
they'd give the attendant half a mark
T daresay it wouldn't happen, uuless I
did as I saw a proper Bairnsfather gor-
blim'ey do.
"As -a Hun was going into a vacant
bathroom he pushed in trout, with in-
describable contempt, and said—
' 'Ere, 'oo won the bloody war?"
"It does them good occasionally to
push them on the pavement, and what
fills them with surprise more than
anything else is to pull them up by
the ear in a tram to let a woman have
their seat,"
It Works! Try It
Tells how to loosen a sore,
tender corn so It lifts
• out without pain:
o
Good news spreads rapidly and drug.
gists here are kept busy dispensing
frcezone,the ether discovery of a Cin-
cinnati man, which is said to loosen
any corn so it lifts out with the
fingers.
Ask at any pharmacy for a quarter
ounce of freesone, which will cost very -
little, but is said to be sufle-lent to rid
one's feet of every hard or soft corn
or ealltis.
You apply just a few drops on the
tender, aching corn and instantly the
Soreness is relieved, and soon the coal
is 80 shriveled that it lifts out with-
out paha. It 1s a sticky substance
which dries when applied and hover
inflames or even irritates the a.djoin-
lug tissue,
This discovery will prevent thou-
sands of deaths annually from lock-
jaw and infection heretofore resulting
from the aufeide! habit of cutting
corns;
"This Is M'y.Own, My Native Land."
"I was under the impression,", writes
a correspondent of'"the British Week-
ly, "that America had Secured the
copyright of the term'God'a own coun-
try',' and had definitely applied it to
i.lte United States, Bnt 1 Mid Out our
Colonial troops have pirated the
phrase, and are applying ft unblush-
ingly to whichever corner of the Ent-
pire they happen to 'hail from. The
other day in a 'bus a soldier with a
red band round his wide-awake bat
was explaining to his neighbor how
pleasant it was to be going back In a
few days to God's own country, 'Why,
r didn't know You Were an American.,'
remarked the neighbor in an accent
that left no doubt o11 which side of the
Atlantic he was at 110015, 'Who said
I was?' complained the other, 'Wen,
you claimed. God's own Country as'
your home, and that's America euro.'
'America,' repeated red -band, 'Yes, I
daresay Goal had something to do with
the making of it. But New Zealand
is His masterpiece, end don't you for.
get iL' "
iulunrd'e Liniment Lufabernkan'd 1'rloa4,
n•
A
Hoe m. Again.
1119..s0p1c, *Intl to?tal,,the attin.e darer
street, . '•
The market %mare wherewomen
meet,
'i
le 'same 'old ohtn'Chl where peolile
pray
And worship in the cane old way.
The sante-0 God1-•-it oannot be.
Tito same again to :Man like mei
Through inlets of blood l've aceta the
skies,
While anguish gleamed from human
eyea—
And scorched within tato fires of dell,
Have ganod on deeds no tongue can
tell.
Heaven:8 lligheat Peaks, toe, have I
trod,
And aeon, in man, the face of God—
And all the time, walk, in, the street
The,ghosts of those I used to greet—
The same! Ali, rib! 'Twill never bo
The amine again to men Bice ino,
GiRL51 HAVE WAVY,
TNTC ,
OSP (HAIR
ERIK FROM DA DRI FF
Save your hair ! Double its
beauty 1n a few moments—
try this!
If 'you euro for heavy hair, that
glistens with beauty and is radiant
with life; has an Incomparable soft
bass and 7s -fluffy and lustrous, :try
Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it Ini-
uiediately dissolves every particle of
dandruff; you cannot have nice.
heavy, healthy hair if you have dand-
ruff. This destructive scurf robs the
hair of its lustre, its strength and its
very life, and 1f not overcome it pro-
duces a feverishness and itching of
the scalp: the hair roots famish,
loosen and die; then the hair falls
out fast.
If your hair has been neglected and
is thin, faded, dry, scraggy or too oily,
get a small bottle of Knowlton's Dan-
derine at any drug store or toilet
counter for a few cents; apply a little
as directed and tett minutes after you
will sdy this was the best investment
yoNsu eevseirncmeraedreY,
believe,regardless ardless of
everything else advertised, that if you
desire soft, Lustrous, beautiful hair
and lots of it—no dandruff—no itching
scalp and no more falling hair—you
must use Knowlton's Danderine, If
eventually -why not now?
The Canadian Trade Commission
believes that buying Canadian -made
goods at home, together with more
exporting, will solve the war -debt
problem.
Auk for Minard's and take no -other,
Commissioler H. 13. Thomson of
the Canadian Trade Commission has
gone to London to consult with the
Canadian Mission for the better
linking of Canadian trade promotion
work.
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ifs Pure
Cleans sinks,closets
l�iils roaches,ratss,nlice
Dissolves dirt that nothing
else will move 1,
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A Deplorable Situation.
The following ext•rgct from a briga-
dier general's letter is quoted in Lan.
tion rArittlr as all example of a fact un-
fertlinately expreesedi
"Before the war a brigadier haul
foul' battalions, , '1'o run this
show In paace time he had a trained
etaff"olticer and four C, 0.'s, with four
adjutants, , , , Now he has no staff
Whatever, 'Ile has, consequently, to
do all his own thinking, and he bus Ile
trained brain to help him,"
Iiilnard's Liniment Co., Limited:
Deur Sire,—Your' MINARD'S LIN!-
MIONT is our remedy for sore throat,
colds and all ordinary ailments,.
18 never fails to relieve and euro
promptly.
• •CHAS. WI-IOOTEN,
Poi'* Mulgrave. .. „
In 1015 prices in Great Britain for
first quality milkers ranged from 824
to .228 15s per head, as contrasted
with 850 td 270 per head now.
MONEY ORDERS.
The sale way to send money by mail
is by Dominion Express Money Order.
"Sow the beat you have 'and you
will reap 'the best :that Heaven af-
fords."—Ilenry F. Cope.
Seep Mlaard's Liniment in the house.
Make all the pork possible on
grass. It will save the grain, and
mean a larger, profit.
Can bee v
ores r ed at a coatt
0
2c per Dozen
with Fleming Egg Preserver
Simple to use: a child can ap-
ply it. lust rub it on. Guaran-
teed to keep eggs fresh for
nine months and longer.
A Geo box will do 30 dozen eggs
Get 1t from your dealer or send
GOc to
• Fleming Egg Preserver Co.
166 Craig 3t. W. Montreal
The Creamy Lather of
BABY'S OWN SOAP softens
and whitens, refreshes and deli-
cately aromatizea the skin.
Albert Seeps Limited, Mfrs., Montreal
40113
VARICOSE VEINS?
Wear This Non -Elastic Laced Stocking
SANITARY, as they may be
washed or boiled.
Ansusza]3LE, laced like a
leeging1' always .11ts.
OOM ORTAELE, made to
measure; light and dur-
able.
00031, contains No Rubber.
1,500,000 SOLD
EOONOMIOAL, cost ;3.50
each, of two for the same
Iamb. S0,50, postpaid.
Write for Catalogue and
Self -Measurement Stank.
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Our national debt has run from X46
.head ill uii o i.o 4.270, The 0. "
O. suggests the bust way ofmeeting.
obligations la • by. , exporting marc
and importing dens,
7ti'paamd's Ztataienli Roca. by X.+liyeleienii,
'1'he two -main, ideas• promoted by
the. Canadian '.trade Commission at
present are: "13u9 less abroad and
make more fo'1' export,"
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,Always ready for use, it -takes little
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PMES OP= FACE
CUTCUA U +LS
CausedDisfgurement, Itchyand
Burning. Had Restless Nights.
"Idy face came out in little pint -
plea that were sore, and I scratched
them constantly, and then
they turned into scales,
causing touch disfigure -
merit. Theekinwassoitchy
that I irritated it by scratch-
ing. The burning was
fierce, and I lied many rest-
less nights.
"This trouble lasted about a year
before I used Cutibira Soap and
Ointment, and after using three cakes
of Soap andtwo boxes. of.Olniment
I was healed." (Signed) W. Byrne,
5t. Basile, Qtse., Nov. 23, 1912.
Make Cuticura Soap, Ointment
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arations,
Par free !ample each of Wears Soeu Olnt-
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Imperial
Eureka Harness Oiler
makes the oiling job quicker,
more thorough, more easily
done.
Imperial-
Mica
mperial-Mica Axle Grease
---gives the axle spindle and hub'
lining the smoothness of glass by
filling the minute metal pores
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the metal surfaces separated
with a coaling of soft mica and
grease that prevents wear and
makes the load lighter for the
horses. Sold in sizes -1 1b. to
barrels.
�.4tDealers
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PARKER'S know all the foo points about cleaning and
dyeing.
We can clean or dye anything from is filmy georgette
blouse to heavy draperies Or rugs. I9very article is given
careful and export attention and satiefacton is guaranteed.
Send your faded or i„,rt',';1 clothing or household goods to
We will matte them like new again.
Our charges aro reasonable and we pay ex.
press or postal charges,pne way, A post
card ,w111 bring our bo1'ktet 'of household
suggestions that save money. Write for it,
RADIUM'S DYE WORKS, Limited
Cleaner's and Dyers •
')i Youge St, 7Caa'onto