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Heart Trouble
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Fealty digestion cauaee the
generation of gaper. in the
atomach which influteand props
down on the heart and interfere
with its regular action, mooingfaintnece and pain. 18 to 30
drops of Mother SelecteeCurative
Syrap after meals mete digestion
r.,ght,which allows the heart to
beat full and1 regular. 9
SPIES ROB DEAD
TO GET INTO LINES
CAUGHT BY OFFICER GUIDING
ENEMY GUNS,
Clothed in British Uniforms, Germans
Direct Enemy Fire Upon the
Allied Lines.
Getman spies have been a cortin-
ual source of annoyance throughout
the recent British retirements in
France. Many of these spies have
been detected in British uniforms,
presumably stolen from bodies of the
slain. A. British officer in a letter to
the Daily Express, tells of an en-
counter with two such spies.
"I had been ordered to take up a
position with two guns of my section
as our infantry was being forced
back," he says. "I was on a ereet
just in' front of my guns ready and
waiting to open fire and observe the
. rounds, but the specified time had not
au'rived,
"On the right of me was the road
along which a few minutes before I
had managed to get my guns. It was
packed with infantry, transport, gone,
prisoners, and stretcher bearers This is the mesagc British papers
struggling along with wounded. were asked io Bash daily on theirt
Something or other calledmyatter- A ages during Britain's campaign.
outr to two signallers theers sd g towardto mlay Now Canada's Food Board is asking
a wire from road lee those in the Dominion to do like -
made to them, some witticism which
caused a laugh. Then some one else's ITALY'S RATIONS REDUCED.
guns to the Ieft opened fire, In a fewr
seconds I picked up the target, a
blue -grey shadow advancing in ap- Consumption of Meat Curtailed to
parent silence over the top of a 'Prevent Exhaustion of Supply.
crest two thousand yards away. In order to reduce the consumption
Enemy Gets Range Quickly of meat in Italy new restrictionshave
"I gave the order to join in the been imposed by the Food Commis -
chorus of guns. The rounds were stoner intended to assure even distri
br 'sting beautifully, and I picked up button and at the same time prevent
the range quickly and well, but Ino- the exhaustion of the rapidly dimin-
Veal !!oche shells beginning to fall ishing supply of cattle. For this ob-
oe and about the road, bursting with Sect the military commissions appoint-
r,csrvellous precision, ed to requisition cattle for the re -
"I glanced behind at my guns just quirements of the army have been en-
c., a shell burst 100 yards in rear of trusted with the task of providing
the)( and another 100 yards in front beef for the civil population, and the
--a beautiful "bracket," positively number and weight of beasts to be
t.ncauny, as the guns were in a splen- slaughtered in each province will in
did position and certainly could not future he fixed by the Food Comrais-
te seen. sioner.
"1 knew what that bracket meant, No beef can be sold besides that
and longed to give the 'take rover' or- similarly assigned and only on Satin -
der to my gunners but only for one days, Sundays, Mondays and Tues.
moment. Our job was to 'carry on.' days• Pork and mutton can be sold
So we fired away as rapidly as we only on Wednesdays. Prices will be
could, for, after all, we do not often' fixed by the Food Commissioner and
have the lu to shoot at moving heavy penalties are imposed on but-
-masses of Roches. chers for overcharging.
"A few minutes later I received the As meat rationing by means of per -
message. 'Both guns out of action, sonal or family cards cannot be adopt -
sir.' I gazed round with a jerk. and ed in Italy for various reasons, nor is
there below me, sure enough, both it possible to reduce the consumption
guns were knocked out. of meat by fixing the amount to which
"The Boches had begun another de- each person is entitled, the same sys-
liberate shoot at the other guns, and tem successfully adopted in the case
I could see at a glance he was some- of bread and macaroni, consisting in
how observing his rounds, and core limiting the supply by assigning a
reciting them for line and range, and fixed quantity for each commune in
yet there were no Hun airplanes up proportion to the number of inhabit -
'aloft to do it. A marvellous mystery! ants, has now been resorted in the
I determined to go to my guns and do case of meat. In order to better con -
my best to get them into action again, trol the supply and distribution of
so off I moved, dodging around the food the special commissions existing
ancient shell -holes of 1916, jumping in each province have been placed un-
imeoss old German trenches.
..,....- -=see ` The Arc .Of the COvenan4.
WOM!*N 1 lT I& MAGlG !
ouR FOR F A H R burped thomselvre often and LFT OUT ANY CORN
flvoa long. They need mild The fretted silver of the .river flaws
but ofelalent purpativea Ilke
open,
PURGATf1'c WAT' tt
which. Mng eshes
ca the intestines
r di comfndleneuras normal bowel action without
On Sale everywhere: 26 conte the bottle. mOfeTRgA1,.
RIGA pURQATIV6 WATER CO.
-_._n
Rifled by Our Guns.
"1 had hardly gone twenty yards
when I heard a buzz quite close, the A Personal Duty,
buzz of a field telephone. I same up
behind two men in khaki with the Every pound of food saved by each.
familiar blue -and -white band of the Canadian citizen is a pound given to
British signaling corps on their the support of our army and our Al-
arms, evidently the men I had seen lies. Every pound wasted ,or eaten
before, one gazing out toward the unnecessarily is a pound withheld.
batteries on the left, the other buzz-
ing. Quietly I approached. Then I How many Mires of white bread
grasped the situation. can a family do u-ithout, if a few more
"With a running jump I leaped potatoes are en the table at every
plumb on the instrument, yelled and meal?
hit out with one fist under one jaw The potato is a great patriot. It
and another on the bask of the .square has helped to save nations. Let it
hard head, help to win the war by relensiug ether
"Cott in Kimmel!" came from the essential foods for export.
bard -headed man and a guttural
groan from the other whose jaw I had
hit. who lay apparently stunned.
to ed in
der the immediate direction of the
Food Commissioner and changed into
regular State organizations.
Two Useful
Designs
Il
lleneeth the hills the low light r ate
While in the east a circling re' how
glows,
Facing the storm light of the h'
ing sun.
I Apply el few drupe then lift
gores or catlusoe off with
ilnpere- no pain.
p,,.e--•o•—c--v-^ o-^—o--o--o._,o"'c--o--'e
God sets Hie bow of promise cm the Jest think! You can
dark, lift off any corn or cal-
l' ?n,.
Bolding the earth within it:. team nus without pain or
ing span
Whose dual elements still forte the
Arc.
Of the Eternal Covenant with Man.
For while the Water and .:the Fire
hold away
And whirl their shapeless being into
form,
Futile and fleet about the BainboW
play
The forked lightnings of earth's
fading storm.
1,611440N JUICE IS
FRECKLE REMOVER.
Girls! Make this cheap beauty lotion
to clear and whiten your skin.
Squeeze the juice of two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
of orchard white, shake well, and you
have a quarter pint of the best
freckle and tan lotion, and complexion
beautifier, at very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will sup-
ply three ounces of orchard white for
a few cents. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face, neck,
arms and bands each day and see how
clear, soft and white the skin be-
comes, Yes! It is harmless.
t
World's Costliest Necklace.
It remains to be seen whether the
pearl 'neekdace to which so many
wealthy society women are contribut-
ing each a gem from their collection,
d which as being sold for the bene -
This is a very practical design fur
the one-piece apron. McCall Pattern
No. 7986, Ladies' and Misses' One-
piece Apron. In 8 sizes, small,
medium and large. Price, 16 cents.
"Then in a moment I was k' k
the back, which sent me reeling.
"I picked myself up to find. both
Barites tearing away toward the road.
They had some yards' start, but I
gave chase. One stumbled and fell. I
made a rush and before he could rise
I kicked as I never had kicked before
—a regular, proper punt. That set-
tled him, and on I went,
"The other ran on, when suddenly
he disappeared in a cloud of smoke
and a deafening roar. We had run
In front of one of our batteries, Fate
(loomed the finish of one, but the
other I had settled—with a hobnailed
boot"
Lost Innocence.
T used to think, when I was small,
That Heaven was like grandfather's
hall,
With many lights and winding stairs
And little children saying prayers,
And I was glad, for I was sure
I knew just where to find the door.
Ah, that was long, long years ago,
And heads then dark are white as
snow,
And little children think me wise
Who gaze on them with wistful eyes.
And do not know I see in them
The little Babe of Bethlehem.
But, ort, I dare not confess
I've lost the key to happiness;
I dare not tell I'm not es sure
As -they of Heaven's shining door.
For,, looking in their trttst£ui eyes,
know they think me good and wise.
Mrereell
�'�f a chane from
tea or cfff . to
Postern comes
when you note
better h€:. I �•h
and aUU round
improvement
ente
Not a 'hind
h- r fuI in
P stn . Be-
sides, ita�"C,sc saves
waste iw aL It&3 fuel,
11C,s'" 4d
The flavor h
ds t 81hr� fu 1 �'br
your own oke • ra
is
1'oppfea.
I grasped my flowers to see Them fall
apart,
Wind-blown And scattered at my feet
they lay;
Too beautiful to last, their fragile
life
A passing glory of a summer day.
Such eunset tints! Such ejlken leaves
of gauze;
Farewell, deur flowers, ye are mY
eorenese thottglits sehl•ight
A Cincinnati man Seen in the viaions of my sleeping
discovered this efllex hours, f the world's
e0mpq,und and named Scattered with corning
it freezone, Any drug- (luylight,
gist will sell a tiny bat- Too sweet to last, the fancies+ t.hni. we
tie
of freezane, like • weave;
here shown, for veryWe guard them from a rude, destroy -
little cost, You apply
ing breath;
a few drops directlythe Hand that fenhioned your pure
tender cord
fl(irrIrel.Olm<Nr, t0.6t•tl�
n na rioN5
CON
NO
ALUN",�V
npa)1 a en er loveliness
or callus, Instantly Shell give them is us in the !tour nf''
the soreness djsap-I death. The
ears then ,,ho'rtly yon
Genual O!ag) d, laic( ai New -
Zealand is (5rCI:e clot at pv YJ+t511
will unci the corn or atiaara'w Liniaront nova bs rh0etoianw, drought, which is rousing anxieiy Lu•
callus so loose that you
can lift it right off.
Freczone is wonder-
ful It dries instantly,
Use for C-orucobs. partorilists and nr(llardietc in.
tense heat day after day has dried d ap
Canadian farmers who grow caro .the tuiuntly; which present% a terribly'
wvi.l be interested in the minonnee-! parched ap.peat•,rnce.
doesn't t way the meet that the United Staten Bureau
It octan ea a 1 - ._...
callus but of Chemistry ]las discovered value in
corn or
MTS WANTED
shrivels it up without ow:mobs. Hitherto these have been hOIt,irtA1T nuliNTa )vAa21ti'1'
even imitating the surrounding skim thrown away as of no value, In the p p:ood !flints: nn1At)1na a suee��talt,.
Hard, soft or corns between the search for valuable extracts from iramee anlceverything
Ve1lyt tea Al') t lowest nruns-
n.
teem as well as painful calluses, lift neglected materials the chemists have
r'on snLa
made into glucase, , 0 per c I Itr LYN1SIS)' at I,xirtllt s wl.(s,
ire New (10(1,•)0. ()weer 5011,5 to
able mucilage, 6 per cent. cylose, new t;,r.am's Will sop! $9,uoa. 1Vorth rt ,uhtu
baking powder material, and -acetic thr.1 mmnuet A poly I P '/0 wwll..,n
acid. IT these diseoveries,pr'ave prae- ruidl Bing fo i{m1:(i lnanto.
tical under long tests corn -growing Veit 151.1. EQUIPJ'IdL NIC\VSP.ti'I:4 It
B''9 and lob Printl nR ntant In L'n:,turn
Despite the difficulty, we must pro- will be greatly promoted. uwo ``tor $1,200 insurance oncarried male, $1,500. Will
duce more food than we have ever tVI(1NEY OPDI:RS newel r,tbnshing CO., Lid.. Toronto.
Oa , - 1 ]( Ave.. 'Toronto.
tf, Tl 's no pain before or discovered eommereial processes by 1
right o lore i druggist hasn't which 37re per cent, of cobs can bel
afterwards. If your 3 en0 use
freezone, tall him to order a small
bottle for you from his wholesale
drug house.
Increase Your Acreage.
done before. Set apart all your land
A Dominion Express Money Order sIISCLLLANBOVS
and plant a$ much ,p0' pp PLAIN
for growing
crops for Five dollars costs there rent. 11 Ata1rS WANTND -
wvheat as you can. Plan to bring as _ lid and light Sewing at'+homo, whole or
much new land under cultivation for Everything that can be. said of li, e- dIclol u1nrba Kee piilai 5oo)ui 5ta nip ienp
• ` 1 f. nar{1culnra. National ntdnufnc•turl00
another crop " possible
; ___'_ -- stook nl1 lrOVement cal( be salt i,
crease acreage for next year. It will I' comna11YealAttlrenl,
be needed then just as much as now. potato improverrient, have II stand- �.� +,acr7a, Ttrmo
community; Oris et•nal and e,t
an
fit of the Red Cross, will establish aR8, LUMPS, wRh.
arc! variety in your int (sena!, cured with•
record as regards price for this par- that is adapted to your soil. Use nue Pale br our home treatment odNtm
ticular kind of trinket, says an Eng -
your
will agree that a satisfying cup the best send obtained by selection ttnd ,°" °i. mitaa coiiinawo a01! flue Modica/
ellen!
lisle paper. of tea is economical at five cups for a then give it goad care, By doing i a ea< 1
this will be vastly enhances by your patatoes. Your buyer will give
associations connected with it, ' and ally cost you more, for they yield far you a premium fur your crop if the
which will render it an heirloom to loss in the teapot and, of coarse. have whole community bas the one brand of
be treasured for all time by its pus- not that delicious flavor, potatoes.
Probably it wi11, for its eat, isle cent, yet that is all the genuine tilt
1certain tobevery great and . t to
value is ser nn
a a. market will come to you for all
l theSalado costs, Low -prices teas ac -
scissor and her descendants.
Up till now, the record price for a
pearl necklace bought in the open
market stands at £63,000, which was
the sum paid for one of 240 pearls in
Paris seven years ago. The highest
price recorded in an English auction
room so far is £24,000, paid for a
three -row necklace of 193 pink pearls
at Christie's in June, 1916.
The biggest sum ever paid for any
kind of necklace anywhere was the
£86,000 handed over by Cardinal do
Rohan for the famous diamond one
which he proposed to present to
Queen Marie Antoinette of France,
At the Yarmouth Y,M.C,A. Boys'
Camp, held at Tusket Falls in August,
I found MINARD'S LINIMENT most
beneficial for sun burn, an immediate
relief for colic and toothache.
ALFRED STOKES,
General See'y,
Soldiers Producing Food.
The food shortage is recognized as
so serious in Europe that the soldiers
are cultivating 50,000 acres between
the lines in France, 7,000 in Salonica
and approximately 700,000 in Meso-
potamia, Egypt, Palestine and Cy-
prus. In Egypt, Palestine and Salo -
nice the British Armies wvill this year
grow all their own vegetables and a
large part of their hay and forage.
An extremely good-looking dress: All the military camps in England
that only requites four and one-quareare being cultivated also. At Alder -
ter yards of forty -inch material. shot where 28 acres were being culti-
McCall Pattern No. 8049, Ladies' voted 18 months ago, 1,200 acres are
44 bust. Price, 20 cents. now under cultivation,
These patterns may be obtained
from your local McCall dealer, or seen ARinard'w reiniment to the ao,ue,
from the McCall Co., 70 Bond St.. Tor-
onto, Dept. W.
Millions Starring Already.
Metric Money.
This year may make history for
the Mint, for Lord Southwark has just
introduced a Decimal Coinage Bill in
the 1 -louse of Lords, says a London
paper. If it be approved, Great Bri-
tain will come into line with her al-
lies, and will adopt their monetary
rate of exchange.
The simplicity of the metric sys-
tem is not its only virtue, It is urg-
ed—and reasonably—that trade with
other nations can he increased and
friendly relations strengthened by ne-
gotiations in ale universal "money
tongue."
It is suggested that our present-
day pound -note be divided up into
thousandth parts, each to be known
AS one "mil." These "nils," there-
fore, will represent rather less than
one farthing e.seh. Higher rr'les of
coinage, including four silver and
four bronze tokens ---multiples of the
,Intl"—are also suggested, Certain
British professions are already under
the decimai rule, the metric syer e0
being installed irl all to towhee of the
medicine world, and also at the Me-
teo•olotieal Office, whoa only two
years ego rainfall was find registo•-
od in terms of the millimetre. instead
of the incl!.
0.11: nut all dea1000(1 from black-
berry and raspl,erry bu513es if this hes
not been done. Burn the brush.
Street Cars as Travelling Kitchen.
An electric tramway car belonging
to the Halifax (Eng.) Corp., has been
converted jute a travelling kitchen.
It is equipped with an electrical out-
fit capable of producing a thousand
portions of food, and carries a tank
holding 1,200 gallons of water. Cur-
rent for the stoves is obtained from
the overhead wires.
Meals can be served from either
side of the ear, anti • there is a cash
office at each end. The kitchen may
be run over any part of a system
of 33 miles exactly like an ordinary
•
Deaths from starvation in Europe
are estimated by the United States
Food Administration at 4,760,000
since the war began as compared to
4,260,000 killed by fighting.
Dry bread can be ground in the
meat chopper and used in place of
flour in making gingerbread,
Buy now any farm implements re-
quired for the present season. Dee
livery will necessarily be delayed in
any ease, and failure to order early
may,,.mean no delivery until the sea-
son is over.
tiamway car.
l5iaard'e Liniment Lumbar:aen's l'eSe a
In watering vegetable gardens care
must be exemsised not to wash out
small plants. When strong plants are
watered they should be well watered
as simply moistening the top earl does
as much harm as good.
There is no one best breed. Each
standard breed has special qualities.
and particular values. Breeders do
best with the breeds they like best for
their special purpose,
"Every man has a physical right
to think as he pleases, for it cannot
be discovered how he thinks. He has
a moral right, for he ought to inform .
himself, and think justly."—Sam
Johnson.
Ren for Minns:We and tate no other.
Hyacinths and tulips may he taken
up as soon as they are through flower-
ing and heeled in, in some oat of the
way place, where they may ripe`:
their bulbs.
'Yokes out the inflatnmation...
bum bo,10, indam d 1I 0. staid1 vn.,, I r,1,1
emu �bnrn-^p 1 t abs -ra, Works like
renlri0, Huy a A at deal.,vat!e
111805 111MEP5 coMI'ANY, flimflam,o Conde,
ISSUE No. 222.---'18
Convenience
The AutoStrop
Safety Razor is al-
ways ready for use
—the edge is u ni•-
formly keen( and it
is a simple matter
to keep it so,
It strops, shaves and
is cleaned without
taking apart.
This explains why
the AutoStrop is uni-
versally used and
liked by th e boys over-
seas.
Give your soldier an
AutoStrop—its the
gift he needs.
AutoStrop Safety
Razor CO.
Limited)
117• B5 neeo Se. T,,. 0,. Oel.
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The Soaps to Cleanse anti Purify
The Ointment to Soothe and Heal
These fragrant, super -creamy emol-
lients stop itching, clear the skin of
pimples, blotches, redness and rough-
ness, the scalped itching and dandruff,
and the hands of chaps and sores. In
purity, delicate medication, refresh-
ing fragrance, convenience and econ-
omy, Cuticura Soap and Ointment
meet with the approval of the most
discriminating. Ideal for every -clay
toilet uses.
nr , ,aplo on h by mat addrfne out•rnrd,
erat throughout ilio eerie.'a'�'�
ME, BOYD
AVOIDED AN
OPERATION
Canton, Ohlo.—"i a tffered from a
temple trouble which caused lea much
suffering, and two
doctors decided.
that I would have
to go through an
operation, before I
could get well.
"Myntotller, who
had been helped by
Lydia!!. Pinkhani a
Vege(.able Com-
pound advised Pie
to try l t before sub -
witting toanopera-
u on•.aa ,, tion, St relieved me
from my troubles
so I can do my house work without any
difficulty. I advise any woman who 10
afflicted_ with female troubles to give
Lydia Pinkliam'0 Vegetable Com-
tpound a trial and it will do as much for
hom,"—Mrs. MAnIA BOYD, 1421 6t11
Stet N. I7„ Canton, Ohio.
Sometimes there are serious condi-
tions where a hospital operation is the
only alternative but on the other hand
so many women leave been cured by this
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E.
rinleham's Vegetable compound, after
doctors have said that an operation wail
mesentery— every woman who wants
fairavoid
before submitting td o such a
&yin ordeal.
If compheatlonei exist, write to Lydia
E, PlnkhamMedicine Co., Lynn, Masa.,
for. advice, The result of many years
experience is at ,your eervlce
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