The Clinton New Era, 1918-4-25, Page 3Like to Work in an
Automobile Factory?
Positions occur in our organization chat ofiee
steady work, good wages and an opportunity to
learn the automobile business. We want to get
in touch wltil enterprising young men or middle-
aged men who recognize the value of this oppor-
tunity. Write or call in person, so that your
name may he added to the list of applications
with the idea of entering our services as soon
as a position is vacant.
GRAY- DORT MOTORS, Limited
Chatham, Ontario
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:; igI1r$da, April 25t11? 9'I8 7'i
tIiD 'EGGS
WANTED
ices are being paid for fancy
EGGS at our Poultry Plant
tyl�p ?tllit alis to ns and get the
18117 sh,
prices wilt be for targ
i paid,i e
St�i�84iizs t:1f five poultry that whl be
itts# h e c8�*tatn meet the increasing
a
e
,. to the meatless days.
Poultry i i. ,k, ..
EOilr taken ihe first three days
of
veek during the winter months
to your flockof hens this
sd+ help production. This is
ttc work and at the sometime
l tint , y su.r own pocket,
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Leg
& Co.,
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The up-to-date Firm
' Riva isii BMW Cil Phoile 8'DO
Tretwartha, Manager
• or Noimesville 4 on 142.
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'See and here our finest
•brx
'nw `$.y'l;sli designs of
'Iherty 1'''anus • and
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, Organs,
iaf values' Art
Cases
I:~1PaVr.13S and organs rent
eA. Choice new Edison
Eetztonographs, Music &
Variety goods.
USW Emporium
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The Trinidad vane farmer's' returns
for 1)16-17 showed that the sugar crop
was 111e biggest Trinidad ever had.. The
total was 70,891' ton& compared with
64,23 t tons for the preceeding year.
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NO ALCOROL
IN GIN- 'ILLS
litany have wondered how 1115 famous
old household remedy, Gin Pills; dr-
rided its name, since obviously there
could be nospirits COU twined 111 1)111 forst,
• Tile origin of (liu Pills can he traced.
to -Gin, w11151) itas for a great many.
yem,i beet. recognized for Its medicinal
qualities,Farticntarly i le ben eiicial elfecte
00 Kidney cnmplduis.
11..1 in tihr l)rst place three are many
who have cuneclentiops objections to
t1't e: al(ho1, even as a lndiciiie.
Gin
1 . a••SaFC
� nruty
u agent ,,: 1t/ t c b
"1 10' be.
n ; , , ;h a t1u:'alcub , 1 t
be-
ts a help to tlhecnre.
Z;, 1- ,uouSwere '•rto,le to deter-
mine in:awhat ttwa$inGin that 'tended
t , r,•li._vc 121ummatsul, Lumbago, Sria-
t
Swollen
J
atit
4Cus a1t
t
lh..e,- tall disorders arming front
tr.I:oh,ye,blailderand urinary system.
This - tl a agent, separated(rom the
815411,1,9518 tihett combined with other
diorietf55 aid given the name of (,inn
Pills, for v.hieh a demand tins grown
r )4.;lter 111221 for any Other 111mill.illn in
1010, (1 hi Pi11s have a wonderful
record of success and anyone applying
to the menu soarers can obtain copies
of ivauy of the testimonials received,
Gin Pills are sold' by all dealers every-
where on a strict guarantee of satisfac-
tion or your money hack. They are 50e.
a box or 0 boxes for 1113..0. A freo
sample can be obtained by writing to
the National Drug 4C -Chemical Co. of
Canada, Limited, Toronto, or to the
11. S. address, bin -Dm -Co. Inc., 202•
illaith St., Bttftalo; N',Y, 12?
PLUMBING,
HOOFING
TF0UGHiNG
AND
FURNACE WORK
THE CLINTON NEW ERA
CANADA FOUND HER - TO AVOID
ASBESTOS BY MEANS
OF FOREST FiRES
Shur aceident, according to a writer
in 'the Paper Mill, brought about a lis-.
covert/ of 'Canada's richest asbestos dc.
posits. The account runs as 1011005'
'Although asbestus was discovered
itf Northern Vernn,nt as early as
182•I, its predose iu Canada was nor
suspected 'until 1 111, when it t:•:3
found in the Province of ()lichee,
about midway between the villages of
•:+t. JI .epi and bt. Iran, 0,. 4488
effort t
4n 1
Plates Fiver. •1)s
t
114
4
raise capital to 1)155,'iM p of
sato] res of this 1 :olaih•.n fibre a ere
exhihited „in London 1114, b4•+air
year, and :rou•>ed such nt rest t tit
a Rented amount of money a_:
l1stt
Unfortunately, l
lto
4l
+' tll vein
101
found was not exteesiveand mining
operations did not yield til: results
expected. this nest titteeu y5:c-:,
'the situation was virtually dormant,
and the asbestus industry in Can-
ada was practically forgotten.
"The big discovery of 1877 in the
now famous Thetford •1)1d Clderaile
regiops revived hopes fur a Canadian
asbestos industry which have been
shore than realized,, There is
no doubt that these enormously vain -
able deposits would have been lost
to the present' generation, and per-
haps the present century, had it mit
been for forest lues that swept this
region, burned otT the undergrowth
and denuded the surface, exposing
the
fibrous rock 'to view. . Na-
ture, in a moment of fury, removed
the covering that for centurieshad
hidden one of Canada's richest treas-
ures,"
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHEft'S
OASTQR!A
- A French horticulturist has been ex-
perimeihting with the stem of spinach
for the purpose 0f 'making. paper, and
has produ,ce(i satisfactory specimens
something like Japanese paper.
W. BRYDONE
BARRISTER SOLICITOR NOTARY
PUBLIC, ETO
CLINTON
H. T. RANCE
Notary Public, ancial and Real Estate
INSURANCE AGENT-Ropresentlne 19 Sire In
'nuance Companies.
Division Court Otiice.
Piano Tuning
14 Ir. James Doherty wishes to in-
form the public that be is pre-
pared to do fine piano tuning,
tone regulating, and; repairing.
Orders telt at W. Doherty's 'phone
el, will receive prompt attention.
M. G. Cameron, K C.
BACKACHE AND
NERVOUSNESS
Toici by Mfrs. Lynch F?con
Own Ezpesie race.
Providence, R. was all run
down in health, wastnerveosus,lnhad head -
ached all the time.
and d had
I was t
no unbitialforany-
wing.
ny-
uin ,. I had taken
aral
inberofmdi-
G
eines which did me
no good. One day
sad about Lydia
lr
Y
14, I initham a'4 age-
t)ih11 Clompolmdand
what it had done for
women, so 1 tried
it. MynorvoUsness
and backache and
headaches disappeared. I gained in
weight and feel fine so I can honestly
recommend Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vogl -
table Compound to any woman who is
suffering as I was."— MM. ADELINE B.
L'YN0ra, 100 Plain St., Providence, R.I.
Backache and nervousnesa are symp-
tome or nature's warnings, which in-
dicate a functional disturbance or an
; unhealthy condition which often devel-
ops into a more serious ailment.
Women in this condition should not
, continue to drag along without help, bat
profit by Mrs. Lynch's experience, and
try this famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia E. Pinkham'a 'Vegetable Cora -
;i -
pound—and for special. advice write to
1 Lydia E. Plnkham Med: Co., Lynn, Mass.
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WHAT YOU MAY HAVE TO EAT
WHEN YOU GO TO A RESTAURNAT
The following are some clauses of
the new restaurant regulations which
rune into effect this. week, when many
people taking their -meals in restaur-
ants and hotels will find that their
favorite dishes are now forbidden.
Beef told veal at evening steal
mutton ante• iamb, 6 ounces I. fresh
pork, 6 ounces ; pickled port:,' 8
Ounces] venSion „ and other wild
meats, 8 ounces ;,bacon, 4 ounces;
hon, <l anew. .
• Only one serving of meat or other
flesh or fowl per person shall be
served at any ureal,
Not more than ()tomes of butter
o' oletilargarine May be served except
.upon special request, and then not
mare than ' % ounce may be given.
Sugar re,ieptarles still not 'be left
on dining tables or counters except
in railway, trains or steanwships,
No more than two Teaspoons of
equal weight of can sugar shall , be
setvad tor the purpose +'t' sweetening
beverages.
purpose shalt I c
Sugar forany
,u•
tt
50 -vett only when called tor.:
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From and attar April 7 1. 1.
printed cards must be prominently
displayed in public eating houses,
S 4
•'a
tl roc t
t ih' roadall
w to he 4 i by
I s t
bearing the following i 41 s-^
i ice4
"All ; er ons hi ordering then
fund ought to consider .the needs of
Great • Britain and the allies for
wheat, beef, bacon and feeds, and
Ca
that the nada Foot] IBoard. desires
the public lo do everything in their
power to make these commodities
+ l ,
available for export by eilhl 6 d5.
hill,. as possible of thea,, and by',
staking use of substitutes and avoid-
ing waste."
Or, in lieu of such Prominent no-
tice, same shall' be printed Ivrea on
all menu cards. •
,111 public eating houses until the first
course is served.
No more titan 1811) 0111uee5 of stand-
ard flour bread or rolls, or any pro-
duct made Groin standard flour, shall
be served to one person, unless on
special request for second serving.
only, No more than four ounces . of
No beef and veal oa Wednesday ,1r bread in other product evade from
bran, corn, .oats, barley or Miter
flour at toy one ileal to ane person
unless on special request for seco» d
serving.
No bread- less than twelve hours
baked shall be served in public eat-
ing, houses, except in railways trains
ani steamships,
Bread as a garnish except under
poached eggs, is prohibited. Wheat
flour demplings is hot pies, meat
stews or soups are prohibited.
On and after April 7, 1918, no
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer; Etc
Office on Albert Street, occupied ty
Mr. Hooper. In. Clinton on every
Thursday, and on any day for which
appointments are made. Gfiice hours
from 0 a.m. to 0 p m. A good vault in
connection with the office: Chine open
every week day, Mr. Hooper will make
any op'poiutmentefor Mr. Cameron.
AIX RINDS OF PUMPS ON
.HAND
Y1.1. :11*3C'WIRING
AND FIXTURES'
CA wsr ,Phone for prices
& Sutter
Plan„ J;1aes and Electricians
]'hone 7.
ei ertee1 tearee vwwwwdvvwvw
Better Pay
The Price
Cron the tempted to choose cheap
j;ewelery. Far better to pay a fair
1at,t.P, .and know exactly what you
=vs 1tting,
Yon will never be sorry—for an
eaatt,e9` 4Zmoney, it is easily the
roost economical.
`khat has bean •said so often that
everybody by this time should
knew ft—avid vet
towelere is
the
' ,scasi'0ity of cheap jewelry i
tend'
New to get personal—If you would
Mote miss chat sbI t.altogether--
• eJtl'ltfv HERE
t'l'„ you would like to boy where
nothing but high qualities are
dealt in—OO141L75CERPt
And even at that, no person ever
said our prices were unfair
Friday,
Pork at noon ileal only on Mon-
day and Saturday.
Pork may not be served on Wed-
nesday or Friday at any meal,
No wheat or wheat products at
the mititlay meal. -
Substitutes shall be served when-
ever white bread is served,
No public eating la8tese shill serve
more than one ounce of wheat bread
or 11113r product made wholly or in
part of wheaten flour between the bakery operated in connection with
hours of 5.30 a, m. and 10 a, m., bakery products from wheat flour
11,30 a. nl. and 2.30 p. m., and 6 other than the standard flour, or
m from flour containing a higher per -
Sandwiches made from wheat centage of extraction than sten-
p. 111. and 9 p
bread and pork, beet or veal may Bard, without written permission
only be served at railway lunch 1 from the Canada Food Board,
counters, but only at any time and In bakeries connected with public
at all time, to bona -fide travellers I eating houses the regulations goy-
P'ubiic eating houses other than 1 ening bakeries shall apply.
railway lunch counters shall not ' Meat and game shall not be served
serve sandwiches filled with beef, I in larger amounts per person 1115111
veal or pork during hours and on the following portions weighed after
days that these meats are prohibited. cooking, not including bone:
Bread shall not be placed on tables : Beef, 8 ounces, veal 6 ounces ;
pro
Medi..aI'
Oftice at Residence,' Victoria Street
Clinton, — — Ontario
DR. W. GUNN
Onice at Residence
.Corher High and Kirk Streets,
Clinton Ontario
Ra !eoulnter
''• J'eweler mid Optician:
,' Seer of Marriage Licenses
DR, P. A. AXON
DENTIST
Crown and Bridge Work 8 Spectsidy.
Graduate of 0.C.15$..' Cblon'0. and -11,0,118
Toronto.
)tar field on 'Mondln•+, May 1st 1059 .
FORD .tilt .111eL1110111
We're now selling .'Timothy Seed
`11overnilsent Stanrlerei,).
Wt. 11. VOW LEK, .
DENTIST. •
Oftioes over O'NEIL'S store, , •
Special care taken to snake dental teens
ment se painless as possible.
THOMAS GUNDRV
Live stock and general Auction 'e'
GODE,RJOH ONT
&ci0onaNEWERAoff e,, 0l� D1.m ate
ena
to. Terme reasonable, Framers eel* net
discounted
We iso have oa hand, Alfalfa,
• ,"2$s -Tike, and Red clover.
+fire sil.w'a0J's have on hand e -f ooee
1ijfyesit, 'Peas, Barley and Feed Coen
'itlfigiteet Market Prices paid for Hay
and all Grains,
G. D. MaTagga0's M. 1). Mo:Caggar
1011,1) LEO
McTaggart Bros,'
BANNERS
ALBERT ST., • CLINTUF
General Rankling Business
(transacted
.30TEB DISCQIJN71171)
Drafts issued. Interest allowed r
deposits,
The McKillop. filtidual
Fire Insurance Go.
Parra dud Isolated 'Town Props
erty Only Insured.
Read Office—Sea Out
Officers
J. Connolly, Goderich, Presides,; Jas.
Evans, Beechwood, ' Vice -President;
17hos, B. Plays, Seaforth; Secretary -
Treasurer. -
Agents
Alex, Leitch, No. a, Clinton; Edward
liindfley, Seaforth; Wm, Chesney, Eg
mondville; J, W. Yeo, Goderich; R. G
Jarliiuth, BrOdltageu.
Directors'
Wm. Rtnn, No. 2, Seaforth; John Ben -
newels, Brodhagen; James Evans, Beech-
wood; M. MCBwan, Clinton; James.
Connolly, Godericit; 0..lr. McGregor,
No. 3, Seaforth; J. G; Grieve, No, 4;
Watton; Robert Perris, oarlock; Geo,
McCartne, No, 3, Seaforth,
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Economy!
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Do you
Practice it?
Take Care of
Your Telephone ! .
MANY repairs to telephones are made
necessary by careless handling.
1�Qt telephone' iiiitrunient has more than a
hundxed parts and is builtlike a watch. Rough
]usage impairs its efficiency.'
411 Help us to conserve the supply of telephone
material and skilledlabor by always hand-'
ling' your telephone .carefully Li avoid
costly breakages and repairs.
The
ell Telephone Co.
of Canada
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GIRLS! LEMON ,!AGS:
IS A SKiN WHITENER
How to make a creamy beauty lotion
for a few cents,
IX
OTM, DEVERIBE
The ,juice of two fresh lemons strained
into 11 bottle containing three ounces of
orehnrd white mtileea is whole quarter
pint of the most remarkable lemon skin
beautilcr at .about the test one must
pay for ,t small ,jar of the ordinary cold
cr,•„n)w. Care should. be taken to strain
the lemon ,juice through. a fine cloth so
tui lemon pip gets in, then this lotion
will keep fresh for months. Every
wnmiml knows that lemon juice is need
to bleach and remove such blemishes as
freckles, sallowness and tan and is
tho ideal slain softener, whitener and
h(aeutiiler.
Just try ftl Oct three ounces of
orchard white at arty drug 'store and
two lemons from the•g1'ocer and make up
a quarter pint of this sweetly 101g -sant
lemon 10(11)11 and massage it daily into
the face, neck, arms and hauls.
TEA 8H THE CHILDREN
In the spring we omyhn attacked ab
any mun2lll,. Toxin poisons pile up
Within us after a ]mrd ]tinter, 1111we feel
]'run -dawn" tired out, blue and dis-
couraged. Ude n the time to put otlr
house to Order—clt 111 e 1110 rvsll111 and
I> ut
fresh blood.
„t a
t (Ties.es Yon
can obtain a
t
e \tl .l
4 Coma
Blood root, (to111(.n „tris Stone and
Queen's root, Cherry y bar18, rolled into
a sugar-coated tablet and sold by
most drnggists, in fifty .cent vials, ae
h., L'nru
e R Golden
et Di i.unlPl
SeeVGT Y
.11iis blond tnuia, in tablet. 11Tliquid
form,
1e 111411 what 7(11 need for"t4pring Fever,,,
for that 1(1(115 of ambition. 'It will illi
you full of vim, vigor and vitality.
LINDSAY', D1t'rAItro,-t0 When my little
daughter was live years old lie. liver was
s'slttKislsh
that h feared
trot? bled with
sit 41. )uti001eon-
11
O I
11ad1 read a
;'1 great doal about
- ". ,Iluctor Pierce's
Golden' Medical
Discovery and
• deckled 'to try
.11 with her,
'giving her small
% dosgs,ped1 found
that it not.ouly
llel'hor livor
but also' roved to be a' splendid tonic,
as Well, It was such tl splendid .medlehlo
that 1 wopld lover hesitate to give it to
her again If she needed -'it, and 1 take
pleasure in recommending it to other
mothers whose little ons -seem to need a
liver'r'ngulator and blood maker."—MRs.
LOUisr klaueau, ilos 7135
Tiu1t it does not take tong to be
careful.
That fire and matches are not play-
things.
That rusty nails in old boards may
cause blood -poisoning.
That swimming in unknown waters is
dangerous.
That they should Stop, Look and
Listen before crossing any road-
way.
That the roadway ,15 an unsafe play-
ground.
That fallen• or hanging wires may be
"live" wires,
That they should never get on or off
a moving street car.
That bicycles should not be ridden] on
busy streets.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
WORTH KNOWING •
at If i► tt 4, 0 * 14 *•
9F MEN AND EVENTS :I
a1 a 0 sr
1) 5l
IS THERE FOUL •
AIR IN THE SCHOOLS
OF CLINTON ?'
i'10N. C...LIE•-1U RC;'DT
Chairman of the Executive of tha ilar-
negle Corporation W11.1511 has ),,rant•
cd a million dollars to iltGill Univer-
sity.
Dr, W,lllianh Brady writes' in • the
Brooklyn Eagle on . "The Foul Air
Schoo,1r00nl." Ile says that the child-.:
ren oP Neat York who were lucky to '
be sack 'enou'gh' to gain attmiss;un to
the open air schoolrooms last winter
showed a noticeable improvement in
scholarship, tt gain in weight and gen-
eral improvement tw health. Most
'IT7rentlet{i 1455tiu'y 00111nnin.itles now
have open air schoolrooms at least
for the delicate and physically back -
Ward children.
Dr. Brady says that a schoolroom
heated up to or above 70 degrees
Fahrenheit in any part of the school
session may be called a foul air
schoolrov, according to 0,95 present
conception of what constitutes foul
air. It matters not at all what method
14
germinates in from Grass seed gel
to 18 days,
Motorcycles and bicycles fare be-
coming popular throughout Sian,
A part of the army' of .Madagascar
is a cavalry regiment mounted on oxen.
•Woodrs PhOsphl i
The Great poglistP 5tmed
Tone
nervous systeand m,rmukbe tes new Blood
in old Veins, Cures Nervous
Debility, Mental and Brain Worry. Despon-
dency, Loss of lt)ner s, Palpitation of the
Heart, trailing Memory. Price 51 per box, six
for $8. One will ploans, lux 45(11 euro.r0old by all
d lits or mailed in plain pkg. en receipt of
TI1E.LATEST AUTO JOKE
•
Three motorists reached the gates
of heaven: where St. Peter stood with
the keys
The first drove up in an expensive
limousine, Peter unlocked the gate.
"Come un," said he, •'Yon belong to
the artstOer:tts."
The second arrived in a light six.
"13ack Enteance," said Peter, "with the
tradespenple.'1
• The third toddled up in a Ford.
"Ahf" said Peter,"secuud gate on the
the left, and you'll see a S1011?“
'TO t•1—.' You're one of the Christian
Sience bunch; you only think you have
a car."
A GOOD DIGESTION •
Depends Upon Keeping the Bloom
Rich, Red and Pure.
To be able to eat what you wluit. and
to 'digest it properly is.. a priceless
blessing. Hood dtgestion is sol ap-
preciated until you lose it. Then you
cannot afford to experiment, for strong
medicines are hard on weak stom-
achs, If you !save indigestion do not
be persuaded into believing you can
cure yourself by the use of pre-di-
gested foods or so called stomach
tonics. 'There is no tunic for the
of so-called is employed it stomach that is• not a tonic for every
the warmth be such that its effect is part of the body, it is through the
blood that the stomach gents its power
to assimilate and digest food, and as
the blood goes to every part of the,
body and improvement in its condi-
tion not only results in streugtltening
the stomach but every organ ;n the
body. Rich red blood is absolutely
necessary to good digestion. if your
stomach is weak and you are troubled
with sour risings in the throat, a feel-
ing of pressure about the heart, or
nausea after eating, try the tonic
treatment with Dr, Williams Pink
Pills. So many dyspeptics have been
cured by this medicine that every suf-
ferer from. stomach trouble should try
iL You will soon know the joy of
good digestion and enjoy better health
in other ways if you give this medicine
a fair trial. Mr, Fred J. Kendall,
Darling Ave., Toronto says. "For up-
wards of five years 1 was tl great suf-
ferer from indigestion, which gradual-
ly undermined my general health,
ethic
• weak
an amu
leaving ole in
a V
condition. 1 spent considerable,moiiey
depressing) and when the temperatu
is artifically raised above 68 degrees
the. warmth .does begin to be depress-
ing.
It is a great comfort to an intelli-
gent
ntelli
gent mind to observe the steadily de-
creasing prevalence of alleged "colds"
and of the .alleged "chlldren's dis
eases" In schools with open air rooms.
It must be 'discouraging to the molly-
coddles. For generations school chil-
dren have been. kept good and warns,
and thus ripened for adenoid opera-
tions. Even the doctors, until recent
years, have just advised and per-
formed these operations without a
thought or a word about the condi-
tions which made then) necessary, The
times change. -here and there you
will find a board whose members do
not unlulintotisly• feel that they know
more than' the doctors know about
sanitation, ventilation , and personal
rea$ln
..constantly tic ];
- netts '
The cons a Y
h
yg
standard of heitith among school chit-
' u enGglitehe
4.• d 'o111t17tn1ties is
ruga
prtee. Nears •pataphiettnai(e4tfret. THE WOOD
MEDICINE OO..TOSonTo.ONT. LFNatrli Wlsibtr'
'China sends th.ousandr of ts) does
tons of
peanuts abroad each y,:
In high or rough water, in a1:g11ng
for black bass, light-colored and bright
flies are most effective. '
The book of file Bible called Le-
viticus Is sty dirtied because it relates
pl'i9Tcipally to the Levites and priests.
A rusty grate call be cleaned -with
black lead; allowed td, remain on the
,petal for a day, or two to absorb tite
dost before tine metal is.9elielied.
In the north of Quebec there are
still 250,000 square miles of unex-
pl'ored country, '
The tiger is not mentioned in the
Bible and 1va5 unknow(i1 in Greece be-,
fmr'e the tints of Alexander the Great.
Japanese u1l4Izes.Ole hides of sea
lions far the roannfacbtue of a water-
proof leather which, has various uses.
Virginia, now the only state pro-
hibiting women from, practicing
law, has taken IegislatiVe 'action to
lift the ban.
with_onedoctor and another, but [ail -
Hon oftable l . this belated, Capitula- ed to receive arty' lasting benefit, and
Hon school boards. had- ilac03115_ quite disparaged. One
flow about ft? Do YOUR ehitdreu day (118 Wife urged me to try Dr. Wil -
room?
languish {n n fool •. air. •schoodl- Hants' Pink Pills but t thought it would
uoorn? is YOUR school' conducted be the shine old story. But she had
upon NinteenthndoCentury prinealed?
Are the windows hermetically Sealed ? so much faith in them that she got rue
Flute a look at the school room atter-' a box, and to please her I began ttk-
nhonfeter at 2 o'clock of an afternoon. lug then].• By the time the box was
If you find conditions unsatisfactory, finished, i noticed a slight improve -
send the teacher a set of clothment,and I continued taking then]
scrams
.,-vary ;n •and soar found myself gaining,
could sleep Netter and no appetite
ilmpreved , Without the distressing
symptoms that had Previously follow-
ed eatpug. 1 11)121 t 1 funk in all 1tbnnt
n do•/.dn boxes, and day 1 any 0
stronger noun than 1 ever was in sty -
fife, When 1 began the use n1 the
pills I weighed 143 pounds while now.
1 weigh 167. You may use this let -
ler as you choose, hoping it may reach
some poor, discouraged sufferer as I
5125."
You can get Dr. W'illiants' Pink Pills.
through any dealer in medicine or by
11)1dl at 50 cents a box or 5111 boxes for
32.50 from The Dr, Williams' Medicine
Ca, Brockville, Ont,
ALL THE INGREDIENTS
Canteen Barman (ufl'ahly) —Looks
like rain, don't it? yes, and
Private (sarcastically')
ittstes like 11, loo.—Casseft's Saturday
Journal'
such as have proved so sattsL
other schools where foul air had im-
paired everybody's efficiency.
TEETHING TROUBLES
Baby's teethhtig time is a time of
worry and anxiety 10 most mothers,
The little ones becomes c1Oss ; p(v+.v-
Isli; their little stomach becomes de-
ranged and cOnstillatien and colic Sets
in. To slake the teething period easy
on hrlhy the stomach, and bowels must
be kept. sweet and regular. This can
be Tablets—ty he etllideale eof laxativveil for little
ones. Concerniti'g then] Mrs sn Henry
Bernard,' Si. Emile, Que., y:—
"Baby's 'Own Tablets cured ,my baby
f constipation and made his teetlt-
iltg painless." The Tablets are sold
1)y .medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from The • Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brock:vitIe, •,Ont.
CASTO' RI'A'.
Fr Infants and Children •
In IfseForOver3OYears
Always bears
the
y-ittfiaturn`of
The ,green ink with which American
bank moles are printed. Cannot be sue-
cessfully photographed, its composi-
tion is secret.
in some parts: of northern Arabia
tate Jlllls are so well stocked with bees
that no sooner are hives placed than
they are occuq)led.
Portugal's vineyards contain nearly
693,000,000 vines and the wine pro-
ductiobI last year is estimated in excess
of 109,000,000 gallons. '
Swedish physicians have perfected
a cellulose dressing for tvouttds 'khat
is made in thin sheets like ti.ssue Paper
from chemical wood pulp,
One of the largest electric plants in
the world is being planned to supply
power for nearly all the mines around
Johannesburg, South Africa,
Cle:ldren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'SA5..•+1LE-O'6•-t I A
111 Nie southern part of 1-10112ed a
5119105.r is being manufactured with a
wooden • sole, and with the uppers 'MI,
v,atious materials.Sr he slippers
fpers aree
said to be' usable
occupations, and sell for about St a onions without; shedding teat's.
- A N`, ralf Fortff tIoi'
If you catch colds easily, if troubled with catarrh,
if subjoct to headaches, nervousness s or listlessness,
by all means start today to build your strength with
which is a concentrated medicinal -food and buildings
tonic to put power in the blood, strengthen
the life 'forces and tone up the appetite.
No harmful drugs in SCOTT'S. 1T la ac 'tomato, Opk.
t9. •
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"Why does Mr, Bruin hibernate
• every winter?"
"1 suppose lie finds it too old out
of doors in his bear skin." •
Massachusetts men In France, is
using his gas 411a'sk so he caul peel -