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an y prices aro being paid for fancy
new LAiD EGGS at our Poultry Plant,
Isrill3 your eggs to us .and get the
needy cash;
Nigh prices' will be paid for large
omantities of live poultry that Will be
required to meet the Increasing de-
aand due to the meatless days'.
live Poultry Wonted
Poultry taken the first three days of
Bch week during the,wlatek months.
Be good to your flock of hens•this
year end help production. This is
Patriotic work and at the sametime
helping your own pocket,
411:0114011001S & CO., LIIOM
The up-to-date Firm
d!lln•tOlt Brat cl' Phone 100
N. W. Trewartha, Manager
or Hol meswille 4 on 142.
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New Stylish designs of
Doherty Pianos 'sand
Organs,
:special values in •Irj
Cases
Pianos and, organs rent
ed. Choice new Edison
phonographs, Music &
variety goods.
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5' PLUMBING,.
ROOFING
TROUGHING
AND
FURNACE WORK
ALL KINDS OF PUMPS ON
HAND
ELECTRIC WIRING
AND FIXTURES
Call or Phone for prices
sttrumuutursmconsorareausuctarmcardarezaz
Byarn & Sutter
Plumbers and Electricians
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Better Pay
The Price
Dou't he tempted to choose cheap
tewelery. fat' hotter to pay a fah'
price and know exactly what you
ore gall hig,
'You will 'never he sorry -far as a
mattes of looney, it le easily the
most economical.
That has been said 140 often that
everybody by this time should
know it. -and vet thele is no
scarcity of cheep jewelry in the
land
Now to got personal --If you world
like to miss that sort.altngether-
UODIL .Hl I{F
if you world like, to buy where
nothing lint, high gnalitfes are
dealt ill- C1OMI1] 131 FIRE
And even at that, no person ever
said our prices were unfair
W. Rg, eo lr a ter
Jeweler and fpptfcflui
suer oMarriage lieCknsd4s
FORD ti/ McLEOD
We're bow selling Timothy Seed
/Government Standard.).
We also have on hand, Alfalfa,
#lark°, and Red Clover.
We always have on hand -Goose
\Wheat, Peas, :barley and Feed Corn
3 tffhe.et Market Prices paid tor stay
and all Gamine,
OBS & MoLEOD
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Fronla Some Letters '
About ,y
,w. f
GthPills
FORTHEDNEYS
PAIN IN THE BACK
"1 suffered with a continual pain
f0' the back. flaring sold Gin Pills
l gave thenl,n fair trial and the `
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resuats T found to be good." - 0
RHEUMATISM
1 have 1100'11 for the 'lasttwo
years a cripple from Musenler,l;ud
Iaaamnni 1 or y Rlieuulalium. Ain
now cured,"
STONE -GRAVEL '
I had been E)IOC •lag terribly -,
watt Slope 114 1140' .141114401• , , , cud_
Untied to take Gin Pills , ,, I passed
the stone on October 3rd,"
KIDNEY TROUBLE
"Your reti)edy I Bad, at 00 years
of age, to give perfect relief from
the *tory. rind Bladder 'trouble,
•� incident to one my age,"
URINARY TROUBLE
xbeen
suffering
timewith my kidneys a1 urine , .
the pain was nwful, I tool Gin Pills
" Ritd they eared me In two days,"
(NANL>s UPON Rani Ee•1•,) "1t
., Orn Pills sell for SOn u box or 0 boxes
Ft for $2..a0 at all good dealers. ' Sample
,3 H¢v if you write to National Drug '.&
Chemical Co
.,of Canada, Limited, To.
auto; or to U. 5, address, No•Dru-Co.,
lar:,; 202 Main fit„ Buffalo N Y, 120
4tElalwiv--••,..a,, , .•, =ED .,.
"It is Germany," says a Iiun paper,
"who will speak the last wont in this
war." We agree. And the hast word
wit,' be "Kameanadl"—Punch.
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t1Acilt1BTER 4ULEOITOR NOTARY
PCS 'e10, ETU
cLIN7'ON
H. T. R A N C E
Notary Public, ('rutevya)1100,
l0 ea:mini and Ileal 1.'statr
CNSCRANOI( AG ENT-laepenssntlog 19 Fire to
summit, 0o11.114011i011
Division Coulrt Office;.
sidIto film itr;
Mr. James Doherty wishes to in-
Sorm the public that he is pre-
pared to do floe piano tuning,
tone regulating, and mstairing.
Orders left at W. Dohert s -phone
81, will receive arompt attention.
M. (e w(ib 111:' 1'014,
Banister, Solicitor, (luriv0ya0001', Lie
011ire, on Alt,or't Street., ncrunied Py
Mr.
n tlo0per. In 01 ,tun on carry
Thursday, and un any day 000 which
appointments MVP glade. ( Bice hours
from fl a.m. to 0 p ul, A. good vault in
connection with the ofin, e, (Moe open
every week day, Mr. [inop,ar will make
any appointments I'nr Mx, Oameron.
Med.k a,l.
DR, J. C. CANDLER
Office at Residence, Victoria Street
Clinton, — — Ontario
DR. W. GUNN
Office at Residence
Corner High and Kirk Streets.
Clinton Ontario
OR. 0'. ifs AXON
DENTIST
Crohn 41111 Bridge Work n Specie 1tr.
Graduate of 0,0.0,5., (Adage. ane 1,0.03.
toren to.
Iln1tichl fill nnndno's, May 01 to 10
DR. it. PpW LEfft,
DENT/46T.
Offices over O'NElL.'E store,
Hneoiai oars taken se make clausal trey'
mens as peon14oe hs noamblo,
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live steak and general Auction 1y.
GODERIOH ONT
If It (.4111111 140014 a 11)41.1,,1), 111E 017 11
Nlelo F.,ta arrlas, 011),1,1)011,,on m-'11 y 900.0
F7, 'rrr'nl? 0oRga1111t11n, F11111101) sale not
,i1s,:cn•11sd
(3, D. Mel'wo:A% M. 1, MoTa,glrl.i
It T a .air: Bros;.
rtNNIKERS
:idyl,,R'r 0fir!', C,LINri`t)I'
(,,enerni 'Ranking lin0ineat
tnearinaQteet
eloliefe 'D11400UNTED
Drafts 001184, 1ntoroat nllowol o
depoeits
The Mia.gee;l141p Mutual
Fire 'Insurance (1.
Pam and itso110(ad 'town Provo
arty (Duly Inhttred.
/fiend Office--t•,cafort11., °fat'
Omcess
J. Connolly, Goderich, President; Jas.
Evans, Beechwood, Vise•President.;
Thos, E. Hays, Seaforth, Secretary.
Treasurer.
Agents
Alex, Leitch, No. 1, Clinton; Edward
T4inchley, Seaforth; Win, Chesney, Eg
mondville; J. W. Yeo, Goderich; R. G
Jarntutll, Brodbageu,
Directors
Win. Rahn, No. 2, Seaforth; John Bon.
newels, 13rodhagen; lames Evans, Elena -'t
wood; 1v1, McEwan, Clinton; James
Connolly, Gotletich; Li, 14. MdGrigor,
No, 3, Seaforth; J, 0. Grieve, bio. 4,
Walton; Robert Parts, Garlock; Geo.
McCartne, No 3, Seaforth,
SOME ANIMAL ppDITIES
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Malo Seals Educatg Young in Happy
Enmities
There 1s11't a finale Wasp In .existencewhen Muter duds, hate the,.preced-1
t1g tall the wasps mate. Themiming
cold weather kills:every worker turd •
nolle, while Aire. Wasp hies therself to
11 convenient place and hiberntites,
ready to conte forth in lite•spring and l
Illy • eggs.to- replenish the race,
Egg laying alld the enising of the,
young furnisli many instances of strik.
i014 pecularity in the animal kingdom. I
For instance, there is the case of some
species of toads. After the female•Ints
deposited het eggs the made 'sighs them
up, winds them about his body and
Goes hunting flies, the while the heat
from his body hatches the little -toads:
T 1 '
he 4 is the seal, .When the putve0.
ful bull Seal takes up quarters 011 T rock
ledge lie. gathers a harem of females,
and lights away every male frnul his
prederve. As a con0eg115114e there is
an envious group of less warlike Males
coastantiy skirting the secret domain,
But' When the young seals have been
burn, these bachelor • seals assume the.
burden of educating thein. The seal
being' an stir -breathing manurial, dues
1101 take to the wate"like the prover-
bial duck, but must be taught to swim
This is the task of the bachelor seals,
and they exhibit all the luvability of at
gond nurse as they coax the li4tie seals
to the water's edge and urge them to
take their lessons.
• But this rather idealistic ftanily life
dues not exist everywhet:e, Some of
the crustaceans, to which the lobster
and crabs belong, live on terns that
would lead to
the allows if practiced
g
by men, The fend.. is usually larger
than the male, and often demonstrates
hr superior strength by tearing hind
to pieces and devoring hint, if lire hap-.
pens kn•get her clispy)ition or isn't
nimble enough to get away.
But all peculiarities are not conln-
ed to creatures of the deep. Consider
the aretisca, for instance, They stay It
camel goes eight dabs without water.
The arctisca, or water bear, goes
six months without it sometimes, But
11 doesn't do so voluntarily. I11 fact,
to every outward appearance he dies
during the drought, 'rine little crea-
ture, nllerosalpic in size, Is an in-
habitant of water troughs and similar
places where moss is apt to ga+ow.
When it rains 11e is 1.S ll2ppV 'ts ;a
canny in high water, but whore there
is no rain his sack -like body and four
pairs of stubby lags dry up, and the
closest examination under the micro-
scope fails to show any sign of life.
But n s
rt i t Lust t e ally an exaggerated
form of hibernation, for when the rain
conies again he wakes up and stents in
enjoying himself.
Which suggests the wonderitl power
of clinging to lite shown by some crea-
tures, The four legs amd tail of a
salamander, one of the smell lizards,
have been cut off its many as eight
times, only to grow out perfectly after
each operation.
s,Wood's rhosgtocilize,
The Groat Englislithliemedy,
Tomo sad invigorates the winds
nervous system, makes new Blood
in old Veins, (lures Nervous
Deb(1it11 Mental and Benin TVorr7h Despon-
dency, Loss of "ern. Dalpi1ailon of the
Heart, Failing Memory. Price S1 err box, via
tor S5.4 Ono call please, six will num ea Sold by all
dauggtsi.s or mailed in plain pkg. 0)) rtrooips of
prier. Nr11, pomaphlet mailed &0'r.. THDWOOD
MEDICINE CO..TORONTO. ONT. (Fe4e4x wisdmr'
The Muskrat Season
No muskrats shall be hunted or kill-
ed in Southern Ontario from the first
day of March to the 21st day o•1' April,
or in the north part of the province
from the first day of April to the 21st
of May.
Children Cary
FORKFLIEETCHER'S
CAS 7 ® R 1 A
Motor Car Licenses
An increase of 10,000 motor licenses
for the three nlrollhs of this year end-
ing March 31st. over the sante period a
year ago is the record at the parli-
meet building where there is every
indication that motor driving in Ont-
ario this summer w911 be greater than
it has ever been. In two days more.
than 5,000 applications were received
through the mails,
A Soldiers Strength
Every enlisted man
would stand up stronger
and resist much sickness
if he could have the benefits of
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WIT AND WISDOM OF THE o
WORLD . >r
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Sparkling Paragraphs Front Columns
o Our Clever Contemporaries
Moving the clacks forward an 11011.0
in the United States will no doubt give
somebody an excuse for advancing the
price of 0,nethine--J41ai1 and Empire.
mar we au)t hint to President Wilson
' that his pretty new phase "flay 1 not"
is getting upon people's nerves?-Hafn-
iltrm Herald.
--0— ,
Complaints are Blade of 't lack of
"Chi\dh•y" in tube -trains. The pres-
ent is, in fact, m11611 more the age , of
"shuvelry ."—L,mdon C)pinino,
--0---
The real A llleriCSllls to -day are not
those whose ancesloes cavae aver on
the Alaytlower, but rather those.
1 whose descendants are going back
on the transports.—Brookfield Argus.
—O--- •
i A well-known actor has invented a
new cigaret holder. Trust an actor
for knowing the best way of obtain-
ing puffs.—London Opinion,
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c4: carding to a German periodical
the 'Crown prince recently presented
the captain of a particularly success-
ful U-boat With a gold 'watch and
chain. The report dues not stay
whose.—Punch.
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We don't believe it. Senator Cloran
stays that 11 woman voted twenty-one
times for the 1-lon, A. Sevigny. 1f she
did at any rate she did not change her
mind—Kt)lgSton Standard.
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As we gather it, the Maximalists
represent the utimate in lunacy
while the Minimalists are only half
crazy.—( 11Cttgo 'Tribune.
—0—
There were 157 divisions in the
(louse .'f Commons last session. A
patriotic correspondent wants to
know why they Were not at the
front.—Larry's Pictorial,
because it fortifies the lungs
and throat, creates strength to
avoid '.grippe and pneumonia
and makesrich blood to avert
rheumatic tendencies.
Send a bottle of
SCOTT'S to a relative
or friend in the service.
Scott & Bawl Toronto, Out. 17-14
TO OUR
CORRESPONDENTS
Let us say it again, The New
Era stands ready to help every
good cause. But where enter-
tainments or gatherings of any
kind are meld with the object of
raising money, either by en-
trance fees or by eollesgons, the
advertising must be pita for. On
reflection we think that the rea-
tovableness of this will be ap-
parent. Advertising is what a
eewsp;gaer has to sell, just ars a
merchant settls wool, .or a grocer
tea, or a baker bread. People
du not expect the merchant to
give their goods free, without
stint or discrimination. 1f
there are purchases to be made
in connection with an entertain-
ment, they are paid for in the
usual way. And it is unreason-
able •to expect the newspapers
to contribute to every 'Church,
Red Cross Society, Patriotic col-
lection, Lodge and Charity with-
in twenty miles, The publishers
have to du their part in their.
own churches, societies, eta, tate
saute ars others. There is it mis-
taken Impression Chet newspap-
ers are indebted to those who
send in such "items" to Help fill
up. 'That is not news, but ad-
vertising, and is worth ten cents
a line,' We hope that this para-
graph will save us the necessity
of constant personal explana-
tions for some time to conte, and
that where notices, of money-
making gatherings are seat le,
the name of the person to whom
the bill is to be sent will accom-
pany them.
add : ft"A 913ys ERIMIcl i"t CIA 3i' t
Like to Norte in an
Automobile Factory r�
Po,7ttio1ls occur in our orgnttirnti0n apt; offer
steady world good W'1lic:s 5)1111 1115 opportunity t0
Ie11031 the ala a '1 n �
get
C rltobl 0' i u, guess. o want: to
W
In touch with enterprising Young t0On or middle-
aged then who recognize the value of thle oppat'-
tunity. Write or call in person, 'so thttt. your
.natae May he added to the list of applications
With. the Mote Of entering our eervl4L'e as 90'0il.
as a position is vacant.
GRAY- DO T MOTORS, Limited
Chi haat, Ori.kario
NEWE1T NOTES 0
SCIENCE, 1
A recently patented safety (gun
works much like hair slippers,
squaeztnf, its handle sliding the blade
back and forth behind a toothed
guard.
is nt a
Extensive experimenting has clean
ollstreted that South Africa can
ds181111 1 as profitable imlusbry ie the
manufacture of vegetable oils and
Soap
k . d4 13
Ventilating app u'atus that Au10-
maticitlly changes the air in a tele-
phone booth each time it is used has
been patented by an Illinois inventor,'
if if of
Chemically pure iron, produced in
Germany by electrolysis, compares in
hardness to aluminum when heated
and•ean be toughened by e ld rolling.
df of if -
A spring operated electrical attach-
ment plug has beeia patented which its
inventor claims can be fastened to any
size socket with a single turn. '
'1 d1
A few minutes a day in an electric
cage giving logit frequency waves en-
ables at nnall to get alba{; with less food
neeoreling to a Paris scientist,
is..
On the principle of the stop watch is
a clock invented to enable persons
using telephones to tell exactly • the
amount of time consumed in calls.
d1 1F iF
n English missionaules ip Japan have
printed the Gospels in three little-
known dialects for circulation anisnlg
the aborigines of Wes torn China
PROGRAM LONDON CON,
Rev. W. J, Ford, L. L 13, Rev. 13, L,
Mutton, I1ev, W. M. Pomeroy, Rev.
W, Rigsby,
3 p: nl.—Report No 1, Board of Ex-
aminers. Report cif Finance and other
Committees,
4 p. t11.—General Conference ques-
tions,
5 p. m—A11 Cogmlittees meet.
8
IF. In.—Reception Servi ,e—Watch-
wordi— "The Kingdom of fhe Minis-
try." Address, Rev. J. C. Reid, B. A.,
13, D.
Saturday, June 8th
8.45 a, nn. --Worship, Theological
lecture—"The Elements of the 'Teach-
ing of Jesus Applied to the Modern
Situation re Capital and Labor," Rev.
A. E Doan, M. A., 13. le.
9.30 a, tn.—Memorial service, '
10:30 a, 111.—Second ballot for Gen-
eral Conference delegates. Second
ballots for Board of Examiners. Re,
ports of Committees.
8.3o p. in.—Meeting of the Station-
ing Contntittee to receive dept,tatiuns,
Sunday, June 9th—Conference
Church
9 a, m,—Love Feast and Fellowship
Service, conducted by Rev. R. J. Gar-
butt, L. 1.. D.
to a, 1n. ---Ordination Sermon, Rev
S. W. Fn.—Ordination
retiring president,
followed by Ordination Service, con-
ducted by the President-elect.
3 p, m. Sunday -school • session,
Addresses by Rev, J, F, Knight, M. A.,
13, D., turd Rev, W. C. Graham, Al. A.,
13, D.
7.30 p. to—Rev, P, Luuls Barber,
A1, A., Ph. D,
Pulpit Supply —
Methodist
Ventral, tin, m,—Rev. 1V. E, Pes-
colt, B, A, 3 p. n.—Rev, B. 11. Robin-
son, A•1, A, 7 30 p, ln,—Rev, Dr,
(Manning,
I_onrlun St„ 1 t a, 141,—Rev. S. J.
Arlin. 3 p. 141,—Rev, A. E. Doan,
M. A., 13. D. 7.3U p, m.—Rev
S. L. Toll, B. A., B, 0,
itoward Ave., 1 t a. 111.—Rev. T, A.
Allen, 3 p, n1,—Rev. 11 J. Roulston,
7,30 p. m.—Rev, (3eo. W, Dewey,
Presbyterian
First (Wnikerville) 11 c, in. Rev. J-
W, Hedley, Ah A. B. D. 7,30 p, nt—
I, F, Rcyeraft,
St, Andrews, 11 a. t11,—Rev. Dr.
W. 1., Rutledge, 7,30 p. 141— Rey A,
11, .31. -Thomson, M. A., 13, D,
Baptist
Bruce Ave., 11a, nl.—Rev, James E.
Hunter, 7,30 p. 141,—Rev, D, W.
Walkerville, 11 it. nt—Rev, James LI,
laBoatel'. 7.3u p. in.—Rev, D, W. Will -
ms,
Waikerville, 11 a. 141,—Rev, W. A.
Finlay.. 7.30 p. m,—Rev, 11, J. Arm-
strong.
Monday, June 10th
8.45 a, 111.—Worship, Rev. Dr, Geo,
Elliott, Subject, "Kingdoms, True and
False." •
9, 30 a. n1.—Reports of committees,
10.15 ,t m,-•- l'hird ballot for Gen-
eral Conference DelcgatCS,
11 a. 141. -Meeting of committees,
2 p. tn.—Worship. General busi-
'1255,
3.30 p, m.—Reports of Connexional
officers,
8 p. 114.—Meeting of the Stationing
Conuuittee.
8 p. tn.—The Sabbath-Sclluol and
lipwurth League Rally. Watchword :
"The Kingdom and the Leaders of To-
morrow," Addresses byfvir,• George
Stanley, Lucan, and Rev. Dr, A. C.
Crews, Editor of Sunday School publi-
cations,
Tuesday, June 11th •
8,45 a. 111.—Worship, Rev. George
Elliott. Subject: 'Spiritual Power,
.Holy and Unholy,"
9.30 a. tn.—General business, Re-
port of Committee on Resolutions.
Lay men's report,
2 p, tu—Worship. Report of Com.
mittees and general business.
8 13. nt—Meeting of tite Stationing
Cnlillnittee,-
8 it.1ffi—Missionary anniversary,
Watchword: "The Kingdon That is to
13e." Addresses by Rev, L. W, 11111,
B, A., Mrs, W 1, Pescott, President of
Loed01) Conference Branch'01 W, M,
S., Rev, NV, J, Mortimore, 15, A„ Miss-
ionary to China.
Wednesday, June 12th
8,45 a, n, ---Worship,
t) a, ani. --General tiuslness, Fixing.
date of next Conference, Ministers re-
sponsible for new Charges, °Copies
of Year Book. Repot of Committee
on Resolutions of Apprcclatioe,
10 a, 141,—Report of the Stationing
Committee, Election of- Chairmen.
het'ntissipn to el1lpl0y young 111011,
Appointment of Conference Special
Committee, Appointment of Cohfe9'-
eiee PrOgramnlo Committee, etc,
T:'htlrstiay, May 2nd,
S+S7i',
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6.4L oPQUAtS
pee,P ";• r.
The "Traction" or "Special"
m,'c:f
k; is on every pavement
and road 1n every portion
of Caradae fq Either mark
ia the sure sign that all is
well ahead. '
tan ns'; OCkf3
I.r,:xu:.er..'' 3 Tires.
A. 0,
_meem...Ssr m.,.m
giEC
The District Secretaries, immediate-, The Y, A1, 03, A,.is Inauguratiu,g a
I,y ii 1.3118. rise .of the Annual District national campaign for life Red Triangle
Meetie s, will please send duplicate Fund in Ctulada,
copies sof all resolutions to be sent to i
Conference, on any subject \\dints°-
ever, to the Secretary of Conference, 1
who -will - arrange them for presenta-
tion to -the several committees. Also
send the mantes of all members of .
c('11Mn1ttees,
No special rates are to be grantedLo
Delegates by the railways this year.
5, W, M1iX'WOR'rHY,
President
Exeter
T. E, SAWYER,
Secretary,
Ilderton,
Program of Laymen's Association
Thursday, June 6th
9 a, -m1,—Meeting of the Eececu.ttve,
l 0 a, inn.—Devotional Exercises
1 0.1 5 at. m.—Condensed reports of
districts. The Forward Movement for
Bvaugelian,
1 a, 111.—Tice fruits of Modern
Evangelism, Alr, Johan C. West, Es-
sex.
11 a. 144.—The Methodist4;hucrh
• iid Densocracy. Rev, W. K, Gager,
13. A., of Alyner
1 1,45 a. nl,—first \0te for General
Conference Delegates.
8 p. n1,—Public lneeting in the Con-
ference Church. Address by Rev Dr.
M. S. Rice, North Woodward Ave,
ileihodist Church Detroit,
Friday, June 7th
5 p. in.—Second ballot for General
Conference Delegates,
p. m: Laymen's banquet. Ad-
dress t1y Rev, Dr. J. Hanley,
Saturday, June 8th
9,30 a, nn.—Election of office's,
10 a. n1.—Third ballot for General
Conference delegates,
10,30 a. un -114 view of the ap-
proaching General Conference, what
changes are considered necessary in
Church Government ? Mr. C. E. Nay-
lor, Essex.'
R. H, PICKARD, President
0, B. HOLTI3Y, Secretary
CARTERS:
ITTLE a
1VUR
.tszti
S
est Ha it
ord
is the habit of health.
The way to get it is to
train your bowels,
through the liver, to act
naturally, at a fixed
time, every day.
Take one pill regularly
(more only if necessary)
until you succeed. Then
you can stop taking
them, without trouble or
annoyance.
This has been the good -health -
rule for 50 years.
CARTERS
1TTLE
IVER
PILLS
60ispine bears 'Signatur'e
Colorless faces often show the
absence of Iron in the blood.
Carter's iron a" Ms
will help this condition.
Keep WRIGLEY'S in
mind as the longest -
lasting confection YOU
can b11y. Sel3d it to
the boys at the front,
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g Y"`w'1i
War' Ti e Economy
in Sweetmeats—
a .5 -cent packa£ft1 of WRIGLEY'S will
give yoti several dans' eenioYmellt;
i't's all investimt1in in benefit as well
III re=`.iMega
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