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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1918-01-31, Page 4•T1 -ii 'EAFORT11 N1+,WS !Thursday an Va:or aStQN.MM. CARDS, MTOICAL nit. )I. BetteBodin, elaystolauead tigrgeou, bate et Loathes If °spltal, L9ndo0, Roland, Bennet atteOIloa to dlseeses of 1419, Ent, Nose, and Throat, Oates and .reeldeeee behind Domini%) Uauk, Orae Pl10ne No, It, Residence Phone No, les ,, lr..t, I0VRROWS eralorth Oeloo and, 14eueoo eoderi0h S(reet,efst of the Motu- epdht Charon, ('droner for Gately at liar011, 'telephone No, 40, f%3t. „C;OTT & MACKAY, liwalriansand 1-.gesba. Godericb Street, %ori t'r Melia Ms teller 'b, Senfotih, gseve, radiate Victoria and Ann Arbor, and msmbar of Ontario College of Physicians Mentor' Zaroner for County tof t ir09. enity aq wltt1atirairs honor r tidied CTToriegt, Member 91 Co ret Pu y k1tn9 and Surgeonb Ontario• •ryg i , H Nt1. WMA y. inteepttttn Specialist AP in t1 we0': and Cold reu's diseases and Sthtm i It:• trouhies, Amite a td ('ironic Mord ere tar Ityo, Nose end Throat Adenoid re, moved with int t0el UUe. Hotele'llhttion free, e51?111;,4 a•ut, tog p.•0 :Friday $a, in to t, ant • Issued by RHIN Marriage Licenses (, 11tGi«ie �n,t Insurance I4yoa�'are atpostaid will get our rates,Life or Accident? Sillile iLHY. (dot) drat aiGuar(antaund London Insurance Co dna tmo>baat S.aforth. Ont. Ja .les Watson General Fire, e,de lar one 1se e� rodent Utlthiu •(0 Agent, Main Street, Renlurth, Tali 021111fUltifill UlEofo$ THE! IiaicKILLOP Mutual Fire insurance Co,! JS ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY From the Office MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONT+ Phone 94 ltventog L57 1.104 SUBSCRIPTION true dollar ter Year. etrlctl) it) ad 1101 ace it not paid In advance, ono dollar and a hall will ha charged. Wilted aides papers, fifty veins extra, etrlekly 1n advanced. Freres% and Isolates Town Property Only insured, OFFICERS r•sl1 u I air, �. Fta 0, 1'11 k1 1 .iCs. ! :.,d.( t -I, 13a9l Hat - a,a,r.•a min,+.rreae Directors D, F. McGregor, Senlorth; John G. Grieve, Winthrop W. Rine, Constance; John Beanewole. I Brodgbngen; Robert Ferris, Harleck; Mnic'+m hfc", . Clinton; 1• MC(1arl"es rea/orttl; yenta Cooney. Goderich• Jae. Evans. Beechwood. Agents Ales, Leitch. tlortock; E. Hinckley. Settfolt„'' Wiliam Chesney. Egmoudville• J. '•v, Yr. Solreesvfle; R. G. Jermouth, Brodbapv . • Jan Harr and John Goventock, Scalorth, Parties deaffoos to effect inolltant or trnn0o ether business will be promptly attended 10 t application to any at the above officers, address to their respective poatoffices. When 18ubsorttnnt chaang0 their address nonce dtould by leer us immediately, siring both the old and new add, b. scribers w1R conferthe a raver by ao�tlfylne or of any Irregularity of delivery, Reading Notices—No reading notice, advertising any entertainment or matter by which mousy Is to be made by any 9001800 or canoe will be Inserted In Tug News without charge. The price for the laser• tion of bulneea alm000cements rl18o TEN cents per count Ino each Insertion to parties having no contract for dlerlay advertising, and FIVE cents per line each insertion to those having display contracts, u1d for church, society and entertainment reading notices. hard of Thongs 5 to 9 r Judtoial, Legal, Official and Govern- ment Notices—Ten coots 981. Unoffor each Govern- ment and Ave cents pre for subecauet insertion. Yearly one Incl, wills be linserted not r 95.00 exceeding V;;,ar, parable strictly In advance 95.90 per Display advertising—Rate' furnished on anelioatlot,. "Advertisements ordered for Insertion• wUntll forbid," and those sent without written Instrccurnn will appear until ritten orders are re telved for their dls- :iutinunncs. Lettere to the Editor must be accom- panied by the writer's own signature, not or publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. The publisher accepts no respon- sibility whatever for the statements made in such communications. Letters on relb ezoceptt08lpald g,p pla(ny marked as ouch. The rate for such matter is ten ;eats pet 1)"'. J. F. SNOWDON EDITOR AND PUBLISHER Hemp fur Seed According to the `Weekly 13ullotin' of the 1)eparantent of Trade and Com- merce for January 1817, there wag a shortage of hemp seed in 0i'eet Britain at that date, 8uppliee were formerly obtained front Bolide and Turkey, the prioo before the war ranging trout $6 81 $8 7b per quarter of ,i,36 lbs, The pees ant supplies 091110 from Manchuria via New York, sud at the date mentioned above the pricy varied from $29 2o to $34 pot' gnarter, lu the hump plant, the sexes are on different plants, that is to pay, some plants peoduoo tie fertilising dust or pollen but no soda, while other plauts produce seeds but have 00 pellet). When grown for seed, hemp 8hoeld be sown as early as the state of the gamed tamed permit. It should be sown Irl lows .i to 4 feet apart so as to lean(+plenty of room for the seed bear iug plants to branch profusely. A dia- tance of b inches to 2 feet should be left between the plants in omit row tate latter distillate being necessary for the seed bearing'plants, Experiments eouducted at the Cent- ral Experltut+utal Farm at Ottawa have shown that it is finite possible to ripen 80051111 the ProVinoe of Ontario, In the year 1955, the seeds were sown on the 21at of ?lay and the crop was har- vested on various suttee between 02nd of October and the 11th of November. le 1916 tee 800(1 Nag GOWll on the 25th of April and the plot was cut nn the 25tH of October; while in 1917 the seed' was sown on th,, tsth of May anti the crop w38 harvested on the 9th of Oct ober. Hemp when ripouiug will stand 0a much an degrees of frost without appareetinjury. rhe 1917 51.01 Wail grown free Rus- 'otau seed and attailwd a height of 5 •eel ; inches. The crop is harvested by cutting and the bnudles are placed in stooks to dry The sends are beaten off with sticks on 50 a large shoat of cloth, '1 he yield of seed per acre calculated from the small plot grown in 19)6, was 284 pounds, but further trials aro nec- essary to determine what elan average yield. In the United States the yield var.08 from to to 25 hesitate ger aore,0u average yield being 16 to 18 bushels; 44 pounds are reckoned to the bushels. On ground that is badly overrun with weeds hemp may be a profitable crop to grow. When it is still young the between the rows may be cultivated un. til the hemp grows sufficiently tall to smother the weeds, I General Observations '111e 5:1111 this week continues to melte a record fol' this part of the lioauntry. Un Sunday the mercury ire i 10611)ed among the twenties below. T. I On Monday a driving snow storm came The 1 filen the North blocking up the rail - Original way. All trains were cancelled and and; lilts Bruin we hlbernntee. Il f Only } t enuine I The reminiscent alnsive beiug, says severe as this year. at that time coal "oldest iulhabftaut'' that 1858 was as He says, also that, was a good deal !scarier and harder to get in Ssaforlh than in 1918 Ne one worried over it, of Beware however. as they were toe busy, cutting Imitations 5111 lirnw,:ml They could 1100 get rill of Sold th.• wnod fn t ,:sash turd die big fire - en the pea ' ,,f th•,5 ,lay. were piled high merits 1..1. t. t, .,.'.:til=3 :sl .1 tt.0 , eddy-. glow ,was Cepertment of Agriotttture, Ottawa. They are oarvied free in the melte if not exceeding twelve 0uneea •1t weight. Less Cane Sugar Used In Canada The eeneumptlon of Cane Sugar in Canada has been reduced as a result of the measures taken by the Food Oontroller to control the trade and his appeals to the public to economise, Information has been received ebowing 00 operation of molly wo)0nle organ• izatiOue and other bodice with the Food Controller In l;roinotiug 8ltch conservation. A resolution of eeetweeee in the Food Controller was passed at a ;meet. lug held in Brenda), Manitoba, untie)' the ahepioos of the Local Council of Women, 11 Importance of Good Seed Grain it hes been estimated that if first eines aped were 9051.11 on all farms the veep of the country would be ineteased of 11 4 ni' i'e.lae wish 1)» of ht fifty per cent. This cannot be vert. THE PUSH 4.1.11.4.4.4446 Who sets—oowring 05014 sight,mm And gorde hie subjects on to fight,'; But does not envy much their plight The Kaiser, Jek 1f Kings were forced 00 flying lead Who'd be the first to dunk his head And tremble lest his blood bo shed The Kaiser. Propose him for the conscript roll, 5 ifewhe'll resist, the tinsel soul Thio)greedy king to war to wed Hut -of. the bullets have a dread Could we recall that oitl tinl0 king Ht.roio David with his sling With old time lire his eye would beau, ''0nld he appear upon the scone. To deal with conics don't be alarmed, iartwr Alrwr�w1$rrWrrMwwplfilps OHNSOI iMIN:pMfrWWWMMMMWINI XIIII 111 K THE M r r F lA 19 d • N R R■RRiYRrrr/rrrpMlQRl;BparrBlrtgttg(etiaaletsslllMllMllblpYMeNci�..fWOr DOMINION DANK 1 Lwin OHia, Teresina Is 11 YIN EtlMiNI'!p 1. OYi•:NM. larv,a+ilont W P. a Vass HFr 9,rtt Y S. A. seem, eaw.e 1 Mwasor M ca ,l II^Rld Up U.000,000 la.o.t•v® Feed $Y.t siOO it Savings Department Interest paid on deposits of $1,00 and upward. Place your sa,vingin in the Sank fa SEAFORTH BRANCH: R. M. JONES, Manager, GIVE "SYRUP OF FIGS, TO CONSTIPATED OHTI.p Delicious "Fruit Laxative" can't harm tender tittle Stomach, Liver, and Bowels. Look at the tongue, mother! If coated, your little one's etomaob, livor and bowels need cleansing at once. When peevish, cross, listless, doesn't sloop, eat or act naturally, or is fever- ish, stomach sour, breath bad; has sore throat, diarnccea, full of cold, g,vo a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of Figs"' end in a few hours all tbo foul, constipated waste, undigested food and sour bila gently moves out of its little bowels without griping, and you have a well, playful child again. Ask your lruggist for a bottle of "California Syrup of Figs," which ooutains full directions for tallies, children of all ages end for grown-ups. SLAFOR'rIJ 11:1RKET flood tYljlling Wheat ...... 52.10 liarlev. .................. ..... . 1 15 Peas . ,...,. ,. 3.50 Brae per ton ...... ........... .... 38.011 This old time brave wenitl draw hie Shorts per ton ................. .a..,,, 41 arm - I+'lour......•. ..................... 5.fi5 f, 10 His well trained otoues begin to hatter ltnttor....•............ ..... . . 40 His war lords too would get the Eggs.•-•-' • •• 4� scatter, Hogs to farmora,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,1.7,50 For kings shouldbrave David .knows theyNerr Winnipeg Trains On entailer kingdoms not intrude Aud those who thus incur his hate Would meet, you bet, Goliath's f Brays David's kit, the etonee autl Proved well he was a frugal ki He chose the weapons of defense That cost his people leoet expen He'd scoff at siege guns for his pets, To put the country into debt, Lived oft in caves when not in strife Thus taught ou earth the simple life. His little kingeom to deleud Klug David ale ays led his mon However fierce the battle brunt Wao always plunging for the front. Bet be it said to hie disgrace The Kaiser buys the safest place 111111 life at staire his troops advance Rteeatoh him with them, thee'( is )'n Travel between Eastern and Western ate. 0anada is always heavy in the winter sling months, particularly during December with its holiday aeasou, To meet the ag, requiremetsof the public, therefore, a se special Daily Service between Toronto and Winnipeg is announced by the Canadian Northern 1tiilway;14West bound, Dee. ,;rd to 1an. and 1918 only; Eastbound, Doc. 1st to Jan, nth, 1918 only. 'Thereafter &mutat. tri weekly service will be loon -nod. A 'Through Tourist8lospiu4 Dar will els,, be opera. ad between Toronto anti Calgary daily Impart of the above special service, and connection will be toad-+ with regular daily train between Wiuuep„g and Edmonton' horviet, b'itw10e1) TO -0110 al;d Vancouver rentable tri.ivrokly lent- in4'foronto Mnn,laya W„dnps,htys and Friday's 90 [11.838111. Fos farther partici,! yrs ,"1. mlr Local Time table or apply to Voce :Agent,. (:has. A. Aborting 5h Hurt•. minerd.s r u 1- irs•'» ,t De,„,(lass lied deli(utely, but the annual loss iff1imsti1 ut(1.0ed 11y the 1108 of the seed other 'i'he k,ug that fared se well in 1;•011. For Sok samnroil cox 7(tlr. L., n 5V.,! S::=tl'4 rth. A Business Without a proper systm of adver- tisin is Eike a motor without the d. power Seaforath News ADVERTiSEIWENTS will Supply the required energy phone - 54 evenings427 • th 10 the heat is beyond all doubt aura ig15ei battle front will de the lens, 1 .. .. 110'11''.1 '.re :^m, who 1"'singly groat. 1 T y(t the hoot goes Clown his gullet inteves i. :u. P. 581110 ar•.:,rot frim rhe pres8tlt situation, with the world al ol,'1. even stand 11011 step a bullet :z'ity of cereals and the shortage of tt..r 1 >, 11)1::1. •" •1 ,p'; 010',• 11 ill. 111 tete) lather, llrgbtltly dewalids that the The rllrnitng ;many I t[illst. 401,1ee8 '••r 00'. fu"the iv151091. Lost possible,electioil be made from ''Slue fair to die a natural {loath, :t VI, MIClll 0111 ply on.1.117 grain crop for seed. Thi* will 1 .,.,•t 80100 eurp66O 10 011 bins aprnug i? about a runt 11)0I'eaae in ),%dant• 11 e'd be no target for a gun. ea ' t t: 5,. 018 t; with. Erre from g • , .- 11 )1. 1110.ra t)0 tit other 1:'1, icRil a minimum iraoreaee i0 labourA k1,.g like that to put it plain t, tll1llemeltta., The prep11. pieeedere Ilas been too 1811g his peoples shame :dont has 0 more tragic tale been u, , ecus -1 . 1 51••;,1( tl 1 khan that (:i rhes youngwoman I i- in, (•ach lndn'lilnal tanner (0 "Ink° In Scottish phruse, it (loth seen droll 1.11/ , , 1 r,' ':.:'. 1. 11 „te new, tit early winter. that he has He't nut •+Nt t•tf the Honor Roll ;',;!:,,.7,1,7,1'..-7. parent*, brothers and sisters tl i d t t' i .1. nen.. the de- ' r•.d ui tItru1.51 vitality fur hie 1.(I . CLD FROM N i4 LINT SEL GRAVE hr s..t,rv5, 311 11...1 , this s. t( 0 511' , .(. ,; ire '1'h" throe ogre of coal that arrived on ' Friday were weii,umo treat tp Ssaforlh, Toe situation had been critical for days and. Controller- Hays had over three hundred orders awoitiug it. With his uennl activity he at 01108 had all the tonna available uu Saturday, Suunlay and Monday distributing to the 0001''Y, Several other oars on the way aro h•'•1 up by the stens. If they arrive tams the situation will. improve aeme1lhat, In the meantime coal should be saved by every mane puooible The Churahoa good o'- example. to S 1vt0ee t)0 aottid, a ofd a , a 6 6 P in all were held in the basements or Sunday Solum! and muoh fool saved thereby. Fe aurgieal operation is neees9ary in removing %orae if Holluwuye Corn mire b, used, "1'51 non inr. •ee,•t;y •uni vitality of .;.rd can I'1 ,1' :,,. by t url nl is nntrtntwertily , 1 11 w(lght and t•xeell• a pl et n, (t. 1. 11, quu"tiy 18011(1 to 1131'8 .t t.o118111erablepert killed outright and f':n rest se weakened that the yuta,g 1,inute art siurtod with fou lulls el:ergy le withstand bail weather, or sit:' 3 large yield, A pool clop has ofIen said to have 15',011 the result of adverse )%mitis,' when if strung seed had been - sewn a satisfactory yield tvouid 111sto been secured, 'lasts may he made til, home, or will he done ft00 of charge, up to twenty. 111',! it) number for mar person. at the Beed Laboratory, (Ottawa, For home tee'” s,lode are 00)11110)1 and sown in bee. s or ones of soil, and kept in u waun place. For all tette, care should be. taken -to have them tholonghly' r0• ptu,.u,tative of the stalk lot, 'When sew to the Seed letboratoty samples 011, aid be otielueed in strung 111101'IA of v,•i,,pea' or ootton l,ogs, and where 10..rr. than one of a Certain Mod is sent e,l.h should be merited with a diotiug• ui.hing number, From two to four om.ct s of grain is sufilotent for the gefinitiation test, Samplee should be addressed to the Shed „mtniaeit,ltsr Roll, . (IC 0: COnatlnlp ion, caving Coetriitiitt„1 alr'nr to malte a living as best slhe t air robust., isard evork and worry 1 nh,t, it) f tr 151151” Back —•A 1•:::k undermined in (1 Isar. health, when she, ,tr1,5(15151 with Dr Tleellh.tq Ti1:I(•(!tl'iu (111 •- -'(•, nti 1 ._. ': , of t. tla dreaded n.,i ,)y Irinal(ld :,1(1d it11 tvi11 n, 1y1f11UUL £ands, £orwho imnu•dinbay ,Chs ref the nil um will• • ` L 1. I CHURCH NEWS A 0 nems under this )head are published free of charge, ex - cant 111180 rognrdin5glnu0nu a where an admission leo rle charged. Thu rate ler welt b.,ing Ileo omit per (taunt lino. SF,,1IFORTH ef-HURetII S St. James' St. Jamas, Church , Rev. Father P Corcoran, Rev. Father (1. 1t. North. graves .Morning Maes 7 a,111. High Mao 10.30 a, m. Sunday memo! 2.30 p ne Evening vespers 7 13 Ill St. Thomas' Rev, '1'. 14. Brown, Rector. Sunday serOoos 11100,111, and 7 p 11. Sunday school 2.30 p. m. Women's auglicnu Missionary Aeeociatien Tuesday 2 30 pm. Chilrlren'sbrnncli Saturday 2 p.m. 1)001'013861011 survicet every, Thursday, .0 p,nl, first Presbyterian Rev. k'. H, Lnrltin„Pastor. S(hlday services 11 S.M. 0114 7 p an, Sunday sohool 2,30 pen. Prayer meeting, • Thursday, 7, 45 p.m, Womon's Miss- ionary Sooioty•the first 1'uosday in each month at 7.45. Barbara Kirl(I11ai1 Mitt elon Band 3rd Tuesday.' in the mouth at 7,30 p.m. Sunshine Mission hand every 2nd Monday at 4.1 5 pant, Methodist Rev, 0. MoKinley, B, D., pastor —SUNDAY—Class at 10:00 a.m. Publio service 11 arm, and 7 pm. Sun day school and Bible study class 2,30 Epworth League Tuesday 8 p.rn, Prayer Meeting '1'harsda 3' 8. pee. Salvation Rrmy Capt. Froud and Lieut. Shave Holiness meeting 11 a,1n. Praise service 3 p.m, Gospel service 7 p.m Children' Service—Directory class 10 a.m. Bible classes 4 pen, Week night Meetings—Wednesday Ironer int;dil,g 8 p.m, Hgmo0dviile, Jt •esbyterlan Rev. J. Argo, faster, Sunday stat rives 1 18.111 and 7 p nt. Bible cines 3 pin Prayer iti't:'t 11't.•ln(atl(t3' 81,, 111. l'.1'.71.8. 1`. niers "„Y 1 ri.lay io the mouth 8 p le t4,•l800'9.111ssi011 ary Society 3rd Weds- 1:,5 i:, the heath at 2.30 p.m, L.,h,-, ,ti:lIll',''mi. !mediately after, McKillop Irrettbyterian ttev. 0 (;oL'e(t'e11 ;metal'. i' 1)1)10 1 1 s"rviees buffo' 11111reh IL a rn Sunday school 10 a 511, Prayul meeting W( (1- 1 needay 8 p,in. t1„lnen•8 )'Tisoi,,,•,u y "(+ciety last b'rela 1,, "011: 151.,1,11 at .'elect. s to save from her I penetrate the 1100130 trod hying +hec,dy inn . , ,41..e seemed doomed : i2 .11.0 18.1:M•Iethodis t nee , lu + - oe her family, to an relief, Try it x1:11 he couvineed. As i gray(. Fortunately, she wast Rev. ,s', Keit),. a s,tol• tinnda the 1iainlmlt 811111” 111 the pain comes • '7•(1 and sent to the MuskokaJ out and there aro maple grDtlnd0 for tl til, before itoing waswell tea late, nota dwith saying that its touch is tragical, as it is, • ehanee of ultimate recovery. Appea19 are now being made for the 130 ), est e). Ladies' Aid l'1'huraday Muskoka Free Hospital for Consump1 lives to enable it to continuo the great (:f each month 2,80 11.11) work of caring for just such cases as this, No matter how small the gift, it will be weleniae. Contributions may be sent to W. J. Gage. Chairman, 84 Spadina Avenue, Toronto, or to Geo. A. Reid, Secretary - Treasurer, Gage institute, Toronto, CREAM WANTED tiSend your cream to us and r00eive top pieces. Vire are running our plant the year through and can handle your full supply and furnish yon with 08tls. We pay twice each m0fath end weigh sample,0ud test 0noh can of mare oars fully, Oar motto is 1i Honesty to oil Natrona” Patrons are requestwd to re -urn all our cans when not in tine, 31tter an 113nttermilk al - (n hand II 1 for at market prices. The Seatorth Creamery Co. eow Wanted Wanted, a Jersey sow or heifer, Ap- ply to the News Moe, 88,0148 2 351 lou. 1 %ring P, halo's Lea 4(173.311 p in Smoky 1lunion's Aaxil dry first 'Noddy of every month a Wood Wanted Winth^op Presbyterian Sunday 08it•ice 2,30 phi, Stmdtty ohool 1 151)01. brayer rneotiog Tuesday 8 p In la .C. last N'e(1. Anyone having 8 or tee corde 01 woo It 1Vi11 Pr0ve11t I,leOrnted Throat,— for sale 0911 hoar 0113 purohn"er IV (LP- At th first 0ynlp1nn,0 of sore throat 1513 Mg at the Nows Office. ltnat which presages ulceration and 111tl,lm- nettiOn, take n 8pnanfol of Dr, Thomas; 11olOctrio 041, Add it little anger to it to make it palatehle, 11 will allay' the 1r1111ation and prr•r,. ,l Ihp nlr.pr:tinn and O'a•elliog th it ere so ',sinful l'Itoeo who w' re periodic -111y onbjrot tognitlny llav,, lhn8li,n'o mt(1, them, selves immune to attaoli. FOR SALL 7 Room Clouse, good cellar, 111u'p and Soft Water, good condition end plondid 100ality. Apply this 0 Ciba, Highest Prices Paid for rags, rubbers, banes, metal, horse Clair, hides, skins, all kinds o • furs etc, .� Also take books and newspapers N. Appllezoft S111AF5314'I'13 JUNK DEALER .oroee from Creamery Phone 183 Don't Dela,) It any longer but come in at once and have those Photo- graphs taken to give Ea pour friends. We will please you and you will please your friends. so conte in new and have the problem solved. 12 good Photographs wil stake 12 good presents. 1 As the days get dark very earlg please co n c,l, calk, Picture Framing a Speci- itg--We sell Films' and do finishing for Amateurs. D PHOTOGRAPHER SEAPORTS Lee eeeneeenes.eaee,... nazi -SOUR, ACID STOMACHS, . GASES OR INDIGESTION "Pape's Diapepsin" neutralizes exces- sive acid in stomach, relieving dyspepsia, heartburn and distress at once. Time its In five minutes all stem• ach distress, due to acidity. will go. No indigestion, heartburn, sourness or belching of gas or eructations of undi- gested food, no dizziness, bloating, foul breath or headache. ^t Pape's Diapepsin is noted for iia speed in regulating upset stomachs. It fs the surest, quickest stomach sweet• eater in the whole world, and besides it is harmless. Put an end to stomach distress at once by getting a large fifty - cent cage of Papers Diapepsin from any drug store. You realize in five minutes how needless it is to suffer from indi- gestion, dyspepsia or any stomach die - order caused by fermentation due to ,•CCeaai Ve acids in stomach. d' 9 • PROMPTLY SECUREDI o n .ill countries. Ask for our INVENTUR'(,"O. A0. 581{11, which will be sent free. MARION &MA1,r'•• "For the Blood Is the Llfe." VIIIEM VDU A q 4! 'a SUFFERING wltl, any dleoaae duo to Impure blued ouch 0e Eoeama, 6orofole, 80u1vy, Bad Lego, Abaeoosea, Uleorn, Glandular awotllnfra, Bolla. Pimploe,aoroe or tiny kind, Riles,Gloori Poloon,Rhoumatissn, Gout, etc., du,i t !Vow t11110 and money n lotions and ...int0tvnt, 10081[ get below the slam' - 11.: ,kin. What you want ;s n medicine that ail) lbw ourblY free thehl'od of the poisunoe, "atter wl mh 11011n 11 the true 9 se of all your ult r ,r Clarkes Blood a,sei, just such et) h. It is coni)%+ed .F ingredieuta which quickly expel From the blood all impurities, From whatever cause Aug, and uy rendering 0 oluro and pure, I 111 he 101).1 i n to effect ,. lasting cu: .!f Wstimonilta. r 1100 we pa trig r 1,1111.1. trio 50 years' 000,000. Pleasant le tads. ,•Sdel b, 1511 topiI Olairkez Mood IMIxtuiTe 4 a s ,, ,r,t I CURES ALL SKIN & BLOOD DISEASES, it , sax -..mo mame GIRLS! WHITEN YOUR SKIN WiTH LEMON JUICE Make a beauty lotion for a few cents to remove tan, freckles, sallowness. Your grocer lies the leptons an(1 any drug store or toilet (m nntor will supply you with three 0011)5)) of orchard white for n few arils Squeeze the juice of two fresh lemons into at bottle, Hien put in the orchard white and shalt' well. This makes a quarter pint of the very hest lemon satin whitener and comple51'a beautifier known, Massage title fra- grant, 0.ealny lotion daily Into tho face, neck, arms and hands and just nee how freckles, tan, aallownese,' redness and roughness disappear and hots smooth, soft and clear the shit becomes, Yeal It is harmless, and the beautiful reedit* will surprise you.