HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1918-02-21, Page 7QUESTION OF NEXT THE r I G POINT 1 TRAINING CANADIAN YOUTIL ( OLD GENERAL
HUNGER. The Doctor Did Not 1 Tanks (s1ysh aPoxsribeislii/t°iaesd,e
nt of the
6 The Demand for Technically Trained Allied Europe Needs 290,000,000 y en ®Q Pvening ,Standard) ale the popular
�� � �'U UE � i Q M ' " Workers is Imperative, Bushels of Wheal,Do Her Lasting subject of the momet, and every
Probably 1 00 000 boys and girls The ]'nod Controller says Allied Eta- kind of rumen` is abroad regarding
o from 14 to 10 years of age annually lope is short of 500,000,000 bushels of their development. It sail be no se -
COAL SHORTAGE PROMISES TO Liar/ in Weak, Watery Blood• leave school in Canada to engage in ' heat. On I)ee. 1 Iztst, Canada had ,'o Mrs. Jos. Roger Used Dodds eget• that
Stile type
gocs on in mprovinng,
IRE MORE ACUTE,
Suggestions Given' by Commission of
Conservation for Relief of
Fuel Situation.
The fuel situation in Eastern Can-
ada will bo fully as bas] if not worso
next w]utcr, and it Is imitevative that
steps be taken at once to provide enh-
etitates for coal, With an inerensin •
labor shortage in tho United States,
incrensed den.uinds upon the reilwatya,
iucrca'ed requirements for Ainer]can
coal far dome •tie nod c' port jai origin
and the ploei:, o," rineede en't,••'r ra-
tion:' by the ]tali vl Ships Tenet C".mt-
trollee, it will bo fortunate 1f Canada
secures ee large supplies of coal as
she Inas this Benson,
Utllbee-bri Forests.
We must fall back upon our for c ,ts,
Ontario, Q'tebec, and New Brun wick
contain vast quantities of hardwood
which has little present value except
for fuel purposes. A cord of season-
ed hardwood, such as hard maple,
beech or birch, is approximately equal
in heating value to a ton of anthra-
cite. Under normal conditions, coal
has been cheaper, but, at present
prices, the difference in cost is not
yF very great. What is needed now is lin-
mediate action on the part of muni-
cipal authorities to lay in an; emer-
gency stock of wood fuel, both on ac-
count of the shortage of labor for cut-
ting and hauling, and the necessity for
having the wood cut to dry during the
summer. The city of Winnipeg laid
in a reserve supply of 14,000 cords of
wood this season, and the mayor re-
ports this was an important factor in
averting a fuel crisis. Ottawa also
has decided to establish a civic fuel
yard
Co-operation Needed.
To supplement the efforts of city
and municipal governments, co-opera-
tion of the provincial governments is,
in many eases, essential. Where tim-
ber on Crown lands is sufficiently we-
, cessible, a special organization is
needed to facilitate the completion of
arrangements, including the organiza-
tion of labor for cutting on a large
scale. The Provincial Forester, or
some one working under his direction,
should take the whole matter up ,
vig-
orously with the respective city and]
municipal governments, and assist in'
determining the needs of the local sit-
uation in each case, and how best to
meet them. A beginning in this direc-
tion has already been made in Quebec,
and it is reported that Ontario is of-
fering wood in Algonquin Park free to
municipalities and is co-operating
with them in organizing production,
Some Suggestions.
. Experience has shown it is quite
feasible to materially relieve the coal
shortage by a more extensive use of
wood in the following directions:
1. By farmers and rural communi-
ties generally, within easy reach of
wood supplies, making as general use
of. this fuel as possible, to relieve the
demands for coal and freight cars
alike. .
2. The general substitution of wood
for coal in furnaces and stoves during
early autumn and late spring, as well
as during mild weather in winter.
8. The heating by wood of churches,
lodge rooms, halls, etc., where warmth
for only a limited period of time may
be necessary.
4.. The ekeing out of limited stores
of coal by burning wood in the day-
time, reserving coal for holding the
fire overnight.
5. Running furnaces low to keep the
house in general only warm enough to
prevent water pipes from freezing,
and supplementing this by using ttrood
in stoves or grates to keep the living
and dining rooms comfortable.
6. Using wood much more generally
than at present as a substitute for
coal in cooking.
7. By making windows and doors
light and by insulating furnaces,
boilers and piping, as suggested by
.senator W. C. Edwards, who also ad-
vocates that slabs and mill waste,
• instead of being burned in incinera-
tors, should be reserved for domestic
heating.
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1?n; Willituns' pink Pi11ls mince sonno occupation connected with menu-! 11.0,000,000 bushel,, for export. On Colonel hon, who io been leap k,
factoring, agrieullure, inkling or � the same date, the United States, after Kidney fills. sib]° far the production of the Tank,
the Blood Rich, Red and Pure, tlansportatiou,, Ilte present general allowing fox the luuanctl consumption has always been most insistent In their
plan of education Boas notPreviee oC her• own loo lc had not a single (possibilities, It will be remembered
'Weak, watery blond is the starting sufficiently for these young peolslo, 1'11s'hal, although Mr. Mover thlnk3l Popular New t3runswlok Teacher Telols that he recently changes] his job from
pouit of eonsumpbien, When your YWhat Splendid Results She Got Direetor of Tanks Production for simi-
blood Is In this cgmlitiwt Your whole They are steppinle Out Into the world that, by economy :eel substitution,]
health declines, Yaut face becomes 10 line] their way, with an almost en-Itluy roil] ill male to export about From Podd'e Kidney Pills, lar work in the Overseas and Allied
];ale 00 salluw, your appetlto Allis, tirely literary education, The ap- 1170,0110,000 he:rhels, Where will Al-; Elm Tree, (ilotu•ester Co., N.13., Fob, Department. States
t Th is been greatlyea that the
iters the prentiee system iu our i nluetries is ; her1 F.tnnpe praeurt• the horror^e of l.ltl- (t3pr„lard}-.-"Witen the 8a0tar T I United Swith hes been im
your heart Jumps and 111 at tl ;2110(11,01.1.61,1(;0010/0
yu,g00 000 ht heals to ]sees pressed with Tank possibilities, A We ought to be as cheerful PA we
least exertion or excitement. You aro almost tz that(; el' th pa>tt, sail the 11 , r her from ranaculdad failed to d'o lila any lasting
and ether andyou Youth in our I::ctoru,s and other bnsi- otarvinl q concerted movement of production by can, if only because to be happy our -
always locale a1 wr tc 1 <! I goad) decided that my klaneys were England and America might have selves is a most effective contribution
rose interest in both work and :muse,. ness oreete lz•ttion• is lett to pick up a I • (f 0 neenuut of the :ih pilins situs -1 Lite "not of my trouble,,, and made up
P.rmt it mash "cam' ton Amer c groat results, to the happiness of .others,—Sir John
Lubbock,
Milord's Liniment cures Barger 101 .town
Quebec's forest lands cover an area
Go' ,, , . ;; r•g, bus ntnply d mn.es.r.,t -r1 the , • m uo , n lair . o t,t .mer at hum Rchcor, the !veli -0 nnivn told lznpular ventilation] in eleeping-ro'ams tack- the 0
.. len", lieh red blood t r, Willwn. will lndtu,e hint in p;l in a lair n;er crop of over 1 0 million acres.
t'i1( 1'1110 actually make, en all the value of is a.r :^al training. I tclt0har bora. Jn5{. how til she was eat i 011 spear grade et uiYbleached muslin .
:-.:aid of ine•diriee there is no other Canada has very incense]. natural .111- spin'''.. i morin him with extra fere using iladda Kidney Pine is best' on the outside of the screens. This roR SALE
„ • , andr c.: xu•ee:r ter 0 'lu;, eltal 4ity to dr., can), p In e dumb if you will, but he 11 Id iii her (own words;
t uc labor] builder lila thein, nn 1 1 ) will not mein0. n protects the wire from the weather grill *) Ontario.
L IN d bust'.
all who feel went:, reit-dawn or u;.il tltc'm. Whr.t lee v:0 dn]nrg to 1, educe e his ri n acrca,•a un 1 "bfy W`aub10 ell 100 from a strain and the windows may be open clay and �v ern Ontario. Doing a good bust'-
h y thio capacity? blow many of our lean he nnem. ed of elms:=.11 h••lp 101 slue says, ” and 1 eufberod for thirteen night, thus keeping the air fresh with. 1105v. . ':0th or owa"r plac.ea it on the
tit ed •;Uovld 1010 110 time in i;ivini hatvest, liven in O10'Octtled Ontario' g g merhet. •.i great chr,nne fol a man with
tut. ' pills a fair trial. :they have formers children know the qualities there l e mowtlts. out a suggestion of cold draught. ,,Joan Apply 1y 1 o tis, n'ilsan r=uuiishing
transformed thoueands of weals hope- of soil and the proper fertilizers, . to : 1 has been for yearsr n large acre- Ilacltaclre, heart fiutterings, 8citnkicla, Go., L1mlb:d, 'Cnrento.
1 ,., i use for beat result,,? Mgr. C'hoquette:'0)10 unerapperl for lack of help. It is I rtouraIgda, nervousness, ddzzihur.ss, 91001 MONEY ORDERS
e., men and woolen, hays oriel girls equally faue that there are in our nerscl;LLABBOTIi
10110 strong, tubuot people. In proof of has told us of the Belgian farmer's of#.les and towns man farm -tial ed: failing memory were among my it is• always safe to send a Dominion Ante tt, 01,5 external, Limns, ETC,.
therm stater/Inds may he given the 1'eenledge of his land and his scienti-;mall at twoi'k not as. e.ase71tla1 as Palm -I Ntlil])t0n1^a. Express ljh Money Order, rive dollars �j internal and Bee treatment.
Cured with -
On,
^ iperiencc of Mrs. T. Brennen, Churl- fie use of It. Cau we hope to meet him ; in who would assist in the crucial I I tools 12 boxes of Dadd's Kidney costs throe cents, out Pain byiour borne treatment. wires'
'j who saes "Not' only my- on even term,,? flow realty metal .. g' Pills in all, and I Can say far them that Co.,LfmIte l� rn111n�wo Denman Medical
•r • • wm•ke • 1 i v the cam os]tioa and p°nods of seed -time and harvest if they have dons me all that was Rabbit Wool.
p PILL EQUIPPED N1 lVtiPAPIDEL
claimed for them." Rabbit hair is supplanting' wool in
NV and rub printing plant in Lastorn
If you have. any of the symptoms Ontario. Insurance carried 01,500. ill
the felt hat making industry of Aum o for 51.300 on Uuloh sale. Box ss;
that troubled Mrs, Roger, ask your tralia, where there are thirty factories Nilson Publishing Co., Ltd., Toronto,
neighbors if Dodd's Pills are not the m operation at present making use
remedy you are looking for, of rabbit fur for this purpose. It is
said to be superior to the finest mer -
Use For Old Sheets, inn, and millions of rabbit skins are
Being of an economical turn of mind, made use of annually.
it has always bothered me to know
what to do with the sides of worn-out
sheets, whish are many times per- °NNE Granulated Eyelids,
feetly good when the center will be o Sore Byes, tees inat�utnned by I p
thoroughly worn. This summer I con- �li °1 relievedbyMarine, d T4fyiitIn Doctors �:®eC'(6ei@iill'•11Q�
oeived the T,,, YouriiyesandlnBaby'sEyes.
pillow cases_aid, as WI always make
UR ' %NoS iles,JustEyeeesilert forthe
the two hems to my sheets the same INnrinelEy®E8o®m wt Yg �r_o ,„, .re air br Bott-�d�ito Eyes
. mN mr harm, a9wrna
width, it was a very simple thing to ars serve, le T.0.010,. vmr i! a r EEve—Erma. Physicians and eye specialists Pre-
do,AshffiastnelEve Iseiseel Co., Odysseus scribe Bon-OPto me a safe hone remedy
in the treatment of eye troubles and to:
i stl•engtlten eyesight. Sold under money
The demand for fruit will be great refund guaranty by all druggists.
or greater than ever because prosper- 1
:neat. This i' the point Mein whu'It smattering>I Ina total,, nr,uent:ion 11,1 n 1 1 i a an'my mini] to try Dodds Kidney bills.
der.lb!e that I0, 114 to eon,;rinztiou :mil every niPlo nctit•,r will ane that mn t ptrt. fniill a ap c t._ effort, nays 1 Mel you Meet I have not ]net a days
1 C munvdiort. `1'11 fl`r'n111 ma°l. have.
the !crave... What is needed to bring rronerly irainrd help is the bl t .in- I ado r'r i artw9c as leac:hor during the pxstyear," • Fresh Air Without Draught,
,tma:tt. C, ertrnny; in Ili Pa few li.amal I;rhm. lie i� r•nr r,c h.'; ha C !'batt. is the r.ta.r010011 m Mrs. Jos -1 As 51:ar111 wlnd0w0 interfere with
heel: h.a,th 'treil„th aur energy ]a nnvc •, I t f IF
boot btc lilay. Notwithstanding din !' thi:e, Canada: rill the gran 11 • or the Prnpir,,
you may c -t!. -try rrtep into that ltopolc'.1s i „You Wray judge of ilio lnsuits u'hrit
hfinard a Liniment Cures Colds, Sita
self:, but my flames think that had it the law protected them in Chair posh-
raot been for Do, Williams' Pink Pills working qualities of their raw mater- tions and possibly macre up a part of
I would have filled a consumptive's lora. Do our carpenters, textile work -!the difference between their ordinary
era em to e. i r om ,,tonic and earnings and what they would receive
as farm laborers. We have conscript-
ed men for overseas; what are we go-
ing to do to feed our Allies?
Man -power is needed for fighting,
for munition working and for food
production, and whichever is the most
urgent should have the most men al-
lotted to it. In such times as these,
it is given only to those in high au-
thority to know conditions fully, but,
if the food administrations of Canada
and the United States portray things
as they are, the food situation is the
most serious we have yet had to face.
It is only when the ordinary citizen
realizes this that the problem can be
solved.
LEMONS WHITEN AND
BEAUTIFY THE SKIN
Make this beauty lotion cheaply for
house. Next I was able .to go out of training schools with night classes your face, neck, arms and hands.
doors and to help in the housework, should be a part, and an important At the cost of a small jar of ordin-
and from that time on my progress part, of all educational work, and at- ary cold cream one can prepare a full
was rapid, and in the end I was enjoy- tendance of pupils, up to at least 18 quarter pint of the most wonderful
ing better health than I had ever done years of age, should be compulsory. lemon skin softener and complexion
before. There are many people who beautifier, by squeezing the juice of
can testify to the absolute truth of A Tribute to a War Dog. two fresh lemons into a bottle con-
taining three ounces of orchard white.
Care should be taken to strain the
juice through a fine cloth so no lemon
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 11! Get three ounces of
orchard white at any drug store and
two lemons from the grocer and make
up a quarter pint of this sweely fra-
grant lemon lotion and massage it
daily into the face, neck, arms and
hands. It is marvelous to smoothen I!,
rough, red hands.
grave. My condition was mot seri- p yo z•c
nus; my blood seemed literally to other industries know why they per -
have turned water; I was as pale as a form certain operations and why they
' sheet and became utterly unable to do secure the results they do?
any housework or go about. I doctor -We are not doing justice to the
el steadily for. --a long time but.was rising generation. At the close of
growing weaker, and finally the doctor the war, Canada will no doubt see an
held out but little hope for my re- influx of 'immigrants from the Euro-
covery. It was thought that a trip peau countries. Their system of in -
might help me and I was taken to New dustrial training has put them in , a
1 Ontario. Those who saw me while on position to understand the theoretical
my way did not think I would reach as well as the practical side of their
my journey's end alive. After I reach- means of livelihood. Canada will have
ed my destination i friend strong-, to meet these European countries in
ly urged me to try Dr. Williams' Pink competition for trade, and, to do so
Pills, and as of course I was anxious I successfully, her manufacturing and
to regain health I did so. The pills' other lines of activity must utilize all
were the first medicine I had taken • trained help available; to secure this
which seemed to help me at all, and it result it will be necessary to give the
was not long until I felt they were most important positions to our for,
doing me good. I continued their use sign, born residents. We may then
gladly, and began to feel hungry and
realize, too ]ate, that we have been un -
soon after was able to move about the fair to Our own children. Industrial
Race Origin of Canadian People.
The race origin of the people of the
three prairie provinces is dealt within
bulletin issued by the Census
IA ranch at Ottawa. The returns show
that of the total population persons of
British origin constituted 57,70 per
cent in Manitoba,, 54,5. per cent, in
Saskatchewan, slid 60,1.8 per cent. in
Alberta, The French race possessed
6.1 per cent, of the population of
Manitoba and about 6 per cent. of that
of Saskatchewan and Alberta, Per-
sons of German origin represented
4.67 per cent. of the population of
Manitoba, 1L9 per cent, of Saskatche-
wan and 6.85 per cent, of Alberta.
Trousers While You Walt
When tate poorest cease of Couches,
wan live in a very primitive state in
the Southern Argentine Pampas, need
a pair of pastas, they kill aa old mare
end strip off the hide of the forelegs,
as ane would (Maw off a glove.
These ass drawn, hair side in, over
`dt and lege ap to the hips, when
They adjust themselves like tights.
,They are thus worn eontdnuously
day and night until a new pair is
needed.
these statements, and I feel I would I turn the crimson page of wary
not be doing justice to your wonderful And here I find your name,
medicine if I did not make these facts A comrade, shell and shrapnel scarred,
known." And plumed in battle fame.
You can get these pills through any A friend of man a friend of God
dealer in medicine or by mail at 50 ,
cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from Of royal blood and true,
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
•
WHO ARE THE BEST FIGHTERS?
The Canadians Are Generally Admit-
ted to Carry the Palm.
Who met the hell -hounds, breast to
breast,
A soldier, through and through,
Ye trumpets sound a requiem,
Ye red, red waters, cry
Your lamentations, coast to coast,
'And darkness hide the sky;
Early in the war the British War Kneel kneel,
Office found it expedient to enter ob- +neesor highestate,
jcetions to the tartan kilt on the O blue -flower
bowaves your head)
battlefield on account of its conspicu- A dog that shames an emperor,
nus colors affording too distinct a Somewhere, somewhere lies dead.
target for the enemy. An order' was —Herbert Randall.
issued requiring the "Kitties" to wear
a kilt made exclusively of khaki. To
this the 'Highland regiments, with
their devotion to the tartan, objected,
and substituted for the all -khaki kilt
a khaki apron which hid the conspicu-
ods tartan colors in front.
The War Department again com-
plained that thew orders Were not be- mother does not get him out in the
ing complied with, and to this the fresh air as often as she should. He
Highlanders quickly replied, asset ting catches colds which rack his little
that requirements had been fully met system; his stomach and bowels get
by the wearing of the khaki apron in out of order and he becomes peevish
front, for no Highlander ever turned and cross. To guard against this the
his back to the enemy. Hence it had mother should keep a box of Baby's
become generally accepted that the Own Tablets in the house. They
Highland regiments were the best regulate the stomach and bowels and
fighters, break up colds. They are sold by
But now the New York Times claims medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents
that it 18 generally admitted in Eu- a box from The Dr. Williams' Medi -
rope, by French and British alike, that cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
the Canadians are the best fighting
The Victors Overseas.
WINTER. HARD ON BABY
The winter season is a hard one
on the baby. He is more or less
confined to stuffy, badly ventilated
rooms. It is so often stormy that the
men in the trenches, and adds in sup-
port of the claim "they are never sub-
ject to periods of 'high elation, which
give them great elan in attack, and
later periods of great, depression,
which seriously affects their morale, as
'are the French. Nor is the lack of
brilliancy individually or the absence
of the great enthusiastic action of the
French he attack, both o'f which in a
general way characterize the British.
The Canadians possess almost all of
the brilliance and enthusiasm of the
French, combined with the steadiness
and absolute dependability of the
British to get what they go after if it
is humanly possible. It is purely a
question of temperaihent, and of the
environtnent of their youth. In both,
the American and the Canadian are
alike, and their action in battle will
be the same."•
— WY'
We little realize how children
cherish their gardens. No flower ever
cost more than a little pansy that was
brought me by a generous, sweet little
seven-year-old girl last autumn: "You
will put 11 right in water, won't you,
and keep it? It is the very last flow-
er from my pansy bed this year."
The other day a laconic British of-
ficial statement announced the sem-
pletion of the campaign in German
East Africa. Its significance was lit-
tle appreciated by a world whose at-
tention was fixed upon Cambrai and
the Russian revolution. And yet it
marks the passing of one of the great
colonial empires of modern times,
When the war broke out German col-
onies occupied more than a million
square utiles of African territory, an
empire in area larger than that lost
by France andel the old monarchy in
the wars with Britain which preceded
the Napoleonic era.
Bagdad, Jerusalem, German Africa
—these are measures of the present
struggle between the Briton and elle
German. We are now in the ;fourth
winter of the war, a war which Ger-
man statesmen and German scholars
quite as much as German soldiers pro=
claimed was to be a contest between
a modern Rome and a contemporary
Carthage, a contest in which the Ger-
man should play the Roman role. And
after four campaigns no German ship
sails the seas, every German colony is
in British hands, save for those por-
tions' occupied by Britain's French and
Japanese allies; Germany's !ruttish
ally has lost Mesopotamia and the
Holy' Land; British armies occupy the
roads to Suez and the Persian gulf,
and no eingle foot of British territory
has now a German mister,
CAMOUFLAGE TRAPS U-BOAT.
Trick by Which British Seamen De-
atroyed a Submarine.
Camouflage by the gun crew of a
British steamer tricked a German
U-boat commander into the belief that
he was attacking an unarmed mer-
chant vessel and caused him to manoe-
uvre his boat so that the gunners of
the merchant vessel were able to send
him and all on board to the bottom,
The story was told by an officer of a
British ship which recently arrived at
an American port.
The steamer was nearing a French
port with a cargo of foodstuffs and Alarming Increase in dyspepsia and stomach disorders is largely due to too °�° ttppoo��jyr
much rioh food, and the widespread use of so-called digestive 8 0 O iW
eel,
ammunition when the Lr -bout appear- tablets and pI'lls which give only temporary relief at the ALL
"The Germain was some distance expense of ruining the stomach later on.
away when we first saw rum," said
the $;t•itish officer, "and at the same The best way is to consult a reliable in CaeO of stomach trouble. VINO ARE ILL
stomach speoiaust or take a little Therefore be very careful what you
time he was watching os through the ordinary blsurated ma, leaks—nothing I take, The best wayIs to consult a
periscope. The gun crew was all ordinary
else—to neutralize stomach oolong I
and thereby remove the cause of your reliable stomach spaelieldst or take a Woman ready. Our big gun was hidden behind stomach aistress. I ldttle ordinary biswr•ai:ed magnesia— �li!t5 Recommends
a screen; which covered the entire -- nothing else --to oos'rect the stomachr
stern and which had been painted, Put a teaspoonful of bydroch'oric t acidity, and thereby remove the cause Lydia E. Pinkham'
S Vege-
both at starboard and port, to ]eels acid in your mouth, hold 11 there five of your complaint. table Compound—Her
like lifeboats. The U-boat came on, luinutes and all the tissues will be If you have an acid stomach, you
burned and inflamed: Yet you go must confine yourself to a diet of milk Personal Experience.
When about twenty yards off, the coin- around with a glassful or more of this I and eggs, or if you wish to eat such
mender, evidently having satisfied sante powerful acid in your stomach 1 articles of food as meat, potatoes, sal -
McLean, Neb. —" 2 want to resell
himself that we were unarmed, order- and then wonder why your stomach ads, sweets or rich foods os gravies, air mend Lydia E. Pinlcbam's Vegetable
el the vessel sunk by bombs. burns and burts nod your fond will not drank beer, wines, liquors, tea or sof- Compound to a II
"Several 0101) clambered from the digest. And when you gut food into an bee, you must take a teaspoonful of
acid Stomach, the acid simply Com- bisurabed magnesia immediately after
blues with the sweets, meats and pota- eating to neutralize the acidity. Sta•
toes you eat and the tea, coffee and tisties show that 90 per cent, of the
liquors you. drink, and makes a lot people who have dyspepsia and indi.
more acid. gestion have an excess of acid, and
Next, the acid may eat into your that this is the real cause of tlheir
stomach walls. producing a stomach 1 trouble.
ulcer or ,cancer, and only half the Keep the acid neutralized at aid
cases of stomach ulcer ever get well I titles by the free use of bksurated
under the most skillful treatment; the magnesia so that it no longer inflames
others, sooner or later, an die, and ;the stomach walls, eat slowly and
stomach cancer practically always masticate your food thoroughly, and
The Soul of a Piano is the
Action. Insist on the
"OTTO ISI I G E L.;'
PIANO ACTION
P,airville, Sept. 20, 1002,
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Dear Strs,—We wish to inform you
that we consider your MINARD'S
LINIMENT a very superior article,
and we use it as a sure relief for sore
'throat and nest. When I tell you I
would not be without it if the price
was one dollar a bade, I mean at.
Yours truly,
CHAS. F. TILTON,
The Perfect Day.
What a day that will be when the
tidings are flashed over sea and land
that the Allies have won and ,peace
has been declared! From ten thou-
sand times ten thousand steeples what
bells will ring out, as if they were hu-
man things, their wild delight at the
long hoped-for event! Never in the
history of the world will there have
been such a day of universal joy.
bt:inard's Liniment Cures Distemner,
Drying Sweaters.
After washing sweaters do not hang
them up to dry, but place them on, a
steam radiator or in an open oven, so
that the weight does nett pull them
out of shape.
ity will prevail, and that means that
people will want good things to eat.
Good things to eat means fruit.
o—o—o—o—o—o•--- o—o—o—o---o--• •n ----o
1, YES! LIFT A CORN
OFF WITHOUT PAIN d
Cincinnati man tells how to dry
(jiv�.oi'$^e,u�easoeesa� co^o.2Q
Rheumatic rains a•
C• Are relieved in a few days by •
• taking 30 drops of Mother Seigel's
(e
(e Syrupafter meals and enretiring. s
It dissolves the lime and acid
to accumulation in the muscles and •
O joints so these deposits can be e
e expelled, thus relieving pain and •
e soreness. Seigel's Syrup, also •
up a Dorn or callus so it lifts ° c known as "Extract of Roots,'
P off with fingers. • contains no dope nor other etrong
drugs to kill or mask the pain of
o—o—e•--•o---•o—e-- o---0--o--u--0- -0--o ® rheumatism or lumbago, it re- •
You oarnrp.estered men and women 9 mat dovrues thgieats. cause. 50c. a bottle
need suffer no longer, Wear the shoes aOseaeoneea eeneee^o•e•orr e•
s•se
that nearly killed you before, says this
Cincinnati authority, because a1'hw FIE
drops of freezoate applied directly an a
tender aching corn on' callus, stops
soreness at once and soon the corn or p)
hardened maths loosens SO it can be and (1]`SDs yyj. L
lifted off, root and alt, without pain. and lll��� @@ 999��� p s
RY RED FACES
c`v' 17•i
a
A small bottle of freezone costa very '
little at any drug store, but will post ' Soothed P.
tively talcs off every hard or soft corn sad Healed by
or callus. rids should be tried, as it m
is inexpensive and is said not to illi- Cuticura
tate the surrounding skin.
If your druggist hasn't any Preemie Val F
zofee
tell frim to get a small bottle for you Bathe freely
from his wholesale drug house. It is with Cuticura
fine stuff end acts like a charm every Soap and hot
time. water, dry and
gently apply
Cuticura Oint-
ment. Use night and morning.
For pimples, redness, roughness,
itching and imitation, dandruff, itching
scalp and falling hair, red, rough hands
and baby rashes, itchings and chafings,
these fragrant, super -creamy emollients
are wonderfully effective.
Sample Each Free by Mail. Address
post -card: "Cuticura, Dopt.N, Boston,
U. S. A." Sold throughout the world.
ACID STOMACH IS DANGEROUS
MOST FREQUENT CAUSE OF -
CHRONIC DYSPEPSIA.
Yon must neutralize the acid in your stomach, says Doctor,
or give up eating sweets, meats, 'potatoes and salads
and quit drinking tea, coffee or liquor.
forward hatch; dragging one of their
collapsible boats after them, Officers
stood 'on deck, leaning against the
conning tower, as they waited for our
finial:. Meanwhile, the gunner's had
been working behind our lifeboat
screen, and while the Germans tvere
preparing their boat the gun pointer
signalled the range,
"The screen was dropped, and before
the Germans were aware of the trap
they had fallen into, the big• gun roar -
el, We saw the 811911 tear into the
hull at the water line and directly et
the base of the conning tower. The
submarine sunk in less than foto' min-
utes, with all its °rete."
Skimmed mills furnishes protein at
about hall the outlay for evhieh this
essential can be purchased as milk: it
is also a valuable source .of carbo-
hydrates and mineral water. The de-
flofezlcy of fab in skimmed milk is
counterbalanced by the fat of the
ordinary mixed diet.
55iaard's Liniment Cures Aiphthei'1s..
women who suffer
from any functional
disturbance, as it
has done me more
good than all the
doctor's medicine.
Since taking it I
have a fine healthy
baby girl and have
gainedrn health and
strength. My huff -
band and I both
means death in a year at most. But your stomach will soon get well of its 1 t^ -r.^ praise your med-
this is not all. The aaid in your stone- ; own accord. women, „ , belle to all suffering
ecu passes on into the intestines, tip . Bisnrrated magnesia is absolutely —las, JOHN $opP>aosoang, R.
No. 1, McLean, Nebraska.
sets them and disarranges your liver, barmlese. It le generally prescribed
so that you may soon require 8 seri- ; by physicians to be taken in teaspoon-
ous °parattion with the surgeon's knife ;led doses immediately after eating or
l'
fo..gall stones Or appendicitis, 1 whenever you have nary distress; from
Generally when people have sola' air ! excess acid; but it may be used in
acid belching or eructations, heart. !much larger quantities and Bruch more
burn, or u. bunting sensation at the frequently with perfect safety,
pit of the stomaolt or other synlpterne Ile ease to obtain bitqurated rnag-
witdeh indicate atomaell acidity, they nesia and not memo other form of
take some advertised digestive pills or magnesia, as other forms axe used as
buy a box of tablet,, from the nearest laxatives and as mouth washes, but
druggist. Such remedies may give they have not the saute power for
temporary relief, hilt If you go on fill- neatraltalug stomach acidity, which
Ing your st0aaaelh with a lot of drugs Is possessed by blaureled meg1Psla.,
you may get to the point after a while which is inexpensivo kind can Gutsily
when no food of any kind will stay be obtained Cram any reliable drug
on your stoana011, 10111 y'o1l p111 have an store.
This famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia E. l'inkhanl's Vegetable Corn -
pound. has been restoring women of
America to health for more titan forty
years and it will well pay any woman
who suffers from displacement -et in-
flamnlation, ulceration, irregularitiert;,
backache, headaches, nervousnessor
the blues" to give this successful
remedy a trial.
For special suggestions In regard to
your ailment write Lydia 13. Phnkbam
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The result
of its long experience is at your servied,
ED. 7, 2SSUE, 1'—'18,