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ANCIENT NORSE
TOWN EXPLORED
EXcavation in Greenland Re-
sults in. Interesting:Dis
C4veries.
Ool)enho,ges Denmark. — The
Pant Norlunif expedition to Greer
• bas returned. tur11e . to Cop'enhag'en after
- lil,g Mel, e: irclin,eiciagioal diseove:ri
,greet li.ktorie interest.' The, ext
03'shail for their math object lb
cathedral and Bishop's house at
ko, as the natives new Writ— tv
means abanciolled cooking place --
it i
lace-_itt
s do the vicinity of the pre
co]Qny of Jultanelinab, It hal
quite an extensive Norse settled
of 0000 0l• 4000 people,
- The main inter est centered in
mine ot'the cathedral a,nd the Biel
palace, tyhicli bentet'ed .o, main buil
150 teet•loug ttoutaiaing a bthnc(ue
hall of large, dilaeasions, quite,•e
to. these known 'no:ni ibe cid Tesla
eaga5: • The oRtthous,ee menet have b
able• to a:ceolnanIodate 100 cows bo
horses, pidge and, 'Deep, apart from
slndtot,w, Me., cove1'ing an area of b
four *Meta
Net far• trona the, Bishop's po
was the. Cathedral, a" footway 1:
w•?tal fiat '.stones connecting the
The Cathedral had a length of so
90 feet 'about, the mime as the old
cathedral in Nidoros• (Drontheirn)
there, wore several chapels attaei
to the cathedral.
Suitable building material for
cathedral was obtained from a sa
stens quarry elope at, )rand,
Norsemen of e'd 1)1:'1' 111 fi,M;kc
t'6r.)eet atle„ built where, goal past
tt',as found and pe0ivie'0a'e stilt 1414
there, doseenda,nis of Anders Olsen
• ' Drtrleate6o settled there SIoare 190 ye
ego, Tbaj leeway theinsefryee by fa
ng, an although they are now 1
rape they 1 c p,attof from thesltim
L It' st,
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de) :ve
th.
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Of Irik ,the lied no traces we
found; .11e d?d, nal live, at Owls .sett
n•ent but at IIen3u'fe nee, where
bis i.t his 9arnr a,t Brotte lied on a fj0
010)10 b-. There escavatioats were: ale
niltierizlien acid a 1'ea•y-- interest!
stone \vil:h o lufij4e /race/Trion tY
found. The stone has been bl'ou
to Copenbegeti for inspection, Br
Lane Real Wes ''heat:hen., but 1112 Wit
Inti family became Cht'istians, and tri
built a email ell
Rif Ck.. , �
et which D1. No
ad benee es Ile has found th,e ruins_
'Phe e
1 e eat iltlol2 1tasXbe�,..�tdreci'
no ly eathel an:fo ii60 L suutmer Ilr
hope i. oreef Stu again for distant Gree
.tliFztl. and farther examine everythdt
than can throw any light upon the
Rodent seitl�emeuts of the Norse,
Repeateas;
Ne
1
els
a 'mord that L:[a^nlo,' n x
en 'in our current i.h. In our
a• I,.I.
lice d•tetiona1.3'-tlleie are a dozen dis-
tct meanings net tlowu, from a
tth that, on pressing a spring, "re.
e.1t•:;". on a little boll the hour ami
ate Inst past to a man who votes
are, thaei onee at an election, an ath-
o who repeats or duplicates, an un -
;al performance. and a gun or revel-
• that fires a :ambler• of s'ho'ts with-
• reloading. We are using too word
o in sill another' sense,: one that
1 not yet found its way into the die -
nary, .but le in common encu h use
boy or girt who bee t0 take over
411 tbe.0tudiefeof et school year; be -
lee of a failure to pass the exam
diens' for promotion.
i& you ever hear a. high-school stn=
t say to his, father or mother. "1
nk 181ha11 flunk in Beetleh and ai-
m and 1i'neach, There all too
!" And have you heard the indul-
t parewt reply, "Well, never mind.
I can` take thaw over again next
r, and they'll be easier then. You're
ng yet, son. Another year in
o0l won't matter!" We haves heard
`aL conversa'tio'n mere than Donee•,•
o the boy sto s
ough his courses sueoessdirlly. He
s, flunks his examdnatioee' and ae-
Dr.
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HOPES' FOR .F'UTURt
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1926 Reye' ted in 'The. Out- At the international 'wheat fair at
IOOIL �+1 Pf
London: Chicago last, month the prize for the
The n n y0'rr enters lrapwfti r,y-, 1414)11 finest wheat and oats exhibited went
ail new t4tr ,hh:e all year dies with, to Haman Trel.c, 'a grain farrnor
(rat rogu• ts. 'rite last of 1926, like the the fatnom^r Peach River country irl
last •of Hats C,1>g'pat y, has been 01) RS nQrthwesten'ir :Canada. The inte•esl-
• hest behavior t9waidei the 9.11.1 01 t110 ing fact about this
curtain, but trio, be att�e'9 aysp tntaneo 5,1)1Til is that Clic
�w4+v:•A` a, t "': y"�' ''. ''''^ 4 " `e"'"" l' 1°��r. 5`� -" has certainly not rr,:t olncd f gmn was, ga'vorl in Lo'e latitude. 09
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Co,L�imifed �'a'oata, Moatr¢e!; omen, Saint TahD.
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W het,rn Canada flour Maid la that they 133 p.' beoi a testingtime,
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- — — en better than could le[sor akly been
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exceedingly fwvorablo oli-
o. l igh pevee to itay for the knowledge e, w rat re reilesfro C1th it e
that John Bull ca'n still sihow a unity sax hurr[11 e l miles from. the Are•
Canadian Ian oo
a
soil am
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strike,
e, a11d a Coe IarnpanG hae been mutt 1
r when. leg tic etre.,
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LOUISVILLE
S`�III�L .
NASHVILLE
se
R. R.
a
Man and Boy Partnership.
Pei ha
is •1lotvh r
y p here is the tuaii•boy
Partnershin as prevalent as in naetlium
sized cites'end the surrounding coun-
try. A partnership between the city
man anti th,.'citynboy is net a common
thing, but City mea have often formed
relations with country. boys in an et -
feet to Stimulate the boy's interest in
better farming, and to make hon, in0
his father thraugb.hm, betier farmers.
In ) �'
u n-� places, 1 tc,s, w'hern shore ,1'•e
Rotary, Kiwauis' and sintilai' ort;auira-
tions, such co-eperntion is in. evidence.
The aura] press mattes frsqus.nt men-
tion of such deletion, and a/Rr0o1 pub
1lcatloils o1 these commercial Organt-
zatio)15 also devote :loch or
their
v
valuable
ab
o sla
C
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t
1 o them.
The •
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recent
t
an f
o 1 etsai`Y number of the, I�iw'auis.
Club, a special number, referred to
many inan•boy farm' enterprise.%
These 'activities are supplementary
to the boy's and giel ' club worlc, and
ara usually in connection with 1�1. They
mu, only benefit rhe, boy from 1r 011th
work atualtlpeint,by enabling the boy
toget <G
e calf scat
or pigs .far 1145 pro -
Met, but they furnish a n added in•
centive to the boy in having a success-
ful business man back him up. n He
gains courage 1n his contact with 113e
lean, and puts 0031 extra effort to matte
good his obligation to the :tan. It
w•id'ens his 12ori on to have t:ltls con-
tact with someone omtsitle 41f hie 3111'
near it sirlteee of living'
'The 1'elatienerip also 51 of benefit
to the roan. In most rases it will re-
mind hits of his days back on the farm,
and the contact with the boy helps to
keep alive the human element 'which
the•cares of life are sometimes likely
to take away. '
Coal dust packed in strong 1taper
bags and moistened with water in
tivltieh a little saltpetre has been dis-
solved will keep a fire alight when it is
not required fol+ cooking,
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again the next fa=il to take' his i f•~"
float •
Year In .thigh school over•, again.
n•ce acrd carelessness and loess
year after year --together with moot'
of the good of hie education.
Repeaters gileat'1y incnease-the 001et r.
of the public -school system. Tax.'
payers grumble about the high cost of
their schools and then, contribute to
that expense bY.enoouuaging thedm a\vu
children in a laziness ,that wastes' the i
time and the -effort that h1rd-working
teachers are giving to the schools. If i
parents could be made to pay for the 1
cost of teaching :their chllal,ren the lj
same eltbj:eots twice over, we should
probably se.. a sudden fniprovem'sdrt in
the quality of so11aab womb.
Besidesthe money cost to the coat- i
• reality thele is the harm: done. to- t1ie:�
ohal•a,etear of a boy who in his- fo1•nia-'.
Coe' years. is allowed to fall into the
habit of Idstlesseess and indifference.'
A life can easily be ruined. 1»- the de-
g'eneration of moral fibre' so induced.]
It is not bard for parents to finis, oat
what sort of weak the01',boyg and girls,
are doing in school, and a utile firm-
nese on the subject is usually enough i
to keep .the youngsters up. to the b,
no means inaccessible standards of I
our public schools. Don't let your
clhiid drift into the habit of failing.
Tl rtiNcelate road which leads •to a
lifts of incompetence and unhappiness.
Invalid children in a •Connecticut
town are visited several tulles a week •
by a public school teacher, so that they
can continue' their -`education. I
1..
Canadian Farmer
'Tells His Expertence
"Les" Booth, widely known Ontario' farmer, and a sick
man for 20 years, suffered daily, only half alive.
Now strong, robust, vigorous, credits new
found hearth to Tantac
Thoughpopularly known as "Les,"
Mr. Booth's correct first name is
George. Bis horse is at 271 Perth St.,
Brockville. For the past three years
he has enjoyed vigorous health but
what he endured before then is best
told in his own words. "For twenty
years my arms, shoulders, bank and
hips, ached tvith'rheumatisrn"'said
Mr. Booth. "Often I had to quit work
entirely and I remember one bad spell -
that kept me in bedf or six months.
"My case got to be so chronic that
the help ran the farm. I w'as prac-
tically helpless. Even my wrists
bands would swell up so that I couldn't
write my name. I dreaded bedtime,
for -I got no rest, but,lay there in
agony, waiting for morning. Nervous
spells would seize me and I. would.
tremble all over like a leaf. 1 couldn't
get any benefit from my food and had
- to force myself to eat. My weight was
far' below normal.
"Three years ago I decided to give
Tahlac a good trial, for nothing else
had helped bre.: I could scarcely be-
lieve such results were possible 08
those Tanlaesoon shelved. The gehing
stopped, my appetite came back and
I could eat heartily. My nights be-
came more restful too Sand j ale t
soundly. I gained 16 pounds which I
still retain, and I now Work hard out-
doors from S to 10 hours a day. 'never
have an, acre. It's hardly beiiereablef
If folks want to know what Tania°
eau do, loll them to write to Los.
Booth, or to come and seeene. I'll
tell 'cm."
1f your health is broken from over-
work or neglect, piofht from Mr.
Booth's experience, !r3 Tahlac, 1'a
titre's, own body builder, macre from
roots, herbs and barks lour druggist
has it, Over 52 !milieu bottles sold.
High Water Mark.
The Government reached its
water mallein maul-lifay when th
era) strike 0914' ls,ell, 111141 once
Rs fortunes have declined. Its
ling of the coal,diijl)ate' was not
gather happy, and, perhaps the
drat can bo said4 for it le: that if
a better show than the .Onpos t
which absurdly-, denounced the
ernmeni, ter hnell,etiveness at the
Indolent when the llinems' 190001.1
was, treathr5 the, official Labor
evit11 oontompt. 'bt may, of ecu
Tse; be
true, that Ah, Ramsay MacDonald tle-
sery 11 '130 better ermute00n1 from his
masters, after first Opeosin6' the gen-
eral strike and .then accepting it, but,
11 is hardly for. this burst bubble too
dei•ltle' other Weorl'e'l Impotence,
One Bight spot.
111e"'one ee%%euctive achievement
,of 1920 was thO0iinlrel•1a1 Conference
aIlicit ,--clatte1r the saga - guidance of
Lord 13alfotir,'04l- modern Merlin, -per-
formed the lnira"ea Of satisfying Gen-
Lord
Fierizog end, Ma Bruce, 11Iit bine
keuzie
Iain and .l 1 •
Rang fi t
.9e •r r
'i 610 1/1 Otte
I
n
brief
dacnnlen .
t But while the Em..
Mee did beater than the pessimists ex-
Idrtrpd 1!9rop0 ejtt a 6001 deal worse
trio the -optimists' anticipated,' A year
ago everybody WAS drinking tile new
wine of Locarno, and moving that
there hail nevem been any liquor lilt
10 11nc0 the world began. Now t
t
only tllo headache isg eft, the two tl
know:s better.
The Futuro.
hi gli-
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then
the Use of Dr. Williams'
al441 Pink Pills,
best
Made: Wonderful le the precess by lone- the chentietry of the body eha
Gov- the food we eat into bloocl. And
VEll'Y whole of our wel/-heing depends z
ti ' eing maintained day after
mrty yeer in and year out. Sometimes
mooess becomes faulty, and then begins to poison the blood insteac
feeding it. This is followed by all
pangs of indigestion', etteh as gas.
the storea•ch, pains around the he
like foe all kinds of food.
The may way to overcome
fronbles Is to ten° up the digestion
that you can aesimilate ail Your f0
a do WM you have only to take
of these pills will quickly tone up
stomach and banish Indigestion. H
is ft bit Or convincing proof given
Chas. Loather:, fellerelle, p.E
who 2413"Sl—"Por some years wee
sufferer from stomach trouble. hive
meat Or Potatoes, and r grew autrnervous. No medicine seeine.d
help me until I Wail Perallatied to ta
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and the
which
t
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The Gospel of the Incomplete. Classified Advertisements,
Scholars are agreed that of the Lour acrars.
Now Testament narratives of the life' -1Attusns, )'t:T rtnlri s1'nurr rnln xo
of Jesus the Gospel •according to John 1+ '405)0hw neo 41)0100 m: ,11'110! ui0auw _)/0
is much later than any of the otliee r'''''ent,nn "Ilron Ola 14'1'534:41-
4'1'564: 1roMhwxtus 50,114
three,' Its 00400 Ro501 6141'' Hold, aswuat,n terrknr.', hand-
':triol` was evidently fa- 6mn' ae' oatirt. sstZil Z1C 1'r :a and 'poem)
:Briar with the earlier. narratives,, or., Moo. send for )fo) 001) ral4 p!1r41cri1nTa, Ston' to
some of them, 'anti his work is both a) Wellington. ru"aw s.
e ppiement anal an . interpretation, I FOR SAt:e.
II
the C t h pee. On the tan,03 'Or• 5)0.30 0,uivntt'er1, Potesm, 840 53005)
11Nl1300,1 E,sL ltontren4; -
day,
the
; ut he does not tell us that he thinks 301310la 8rr1Jt, ] U,1 canrl,.r, rieru
get his nalz at}ve at all cont 1 t 1)) rraordn, 9a ,4000004o, nutonlune, 1,100
on racy, •e doses 1198 Look with the
arts to the effect that Jesus said and
did hairy other things, of which, if iii hY tmrenrJral7 en ear.11,6 uninoua str'attnnue
they were Completely reookied, "elle 8r, year) sar0Rsn. No'a'h. 1't 410 Inial:. wnrrt9
fthwould „ Da0R Tor (rep bOak fl'raOca'a ::metre), Lim4ed
1(.)°0(10 vi'orld itseii net R not contain the Hoot, w„ 70 snood° hast, T'ronto. Canaan. teal '
the hanks." lire 010 not k)iow. anO wa n,evar ud= outs,
shall know, the whole t h
' oe tory oft e
art 11115 00 Jesus. Another,
(11 5-1 No such statement appears at the `Five thousand •tvouidn't bogy thief
end -of the Acts of^the Apostles, but house."
the Acte is clearly incomplete. What "Count me in, too."
esso e !we have itt` that most useful book is a
od.jvery few of the acts of a very- few of
syr,+the apostles, and of the apostle whose.
se j deeds are most fully recorded an
tlhe abrupt ending' of the narrative, at al
ere most its most exciting point, The
. 6401` of Paul's yu s arr •�
serest, o t 'ah
y 1 1 Y1..o
:met
voyage,
sbi
P n
w1•
P eCk, sojourn on the
a island of Malta and arrival in Rome
y- is Old. with dran'iatic particularity; it
1'I- is etidently. the work of an eye -wit -
eat nets.
Tlten. it two verses ve are told
,ak that Paul lived for true years in a
rented' to :tedhoose, a prisoner awaiting
ke trial, but preaching freely to those
se Who cable to him. There the story
11e eels,
j)s
Was he tried and convicted'.' We
rte rather think not, at that. tinge. W
a judge
that the case w s dismissed Jo
oe lack of evidence, the long delay ha
Be ing wearied out the prosie-cation, th
he was set at liberty and later re
av imprisoned, under conditions of great
•
is 01' seventy, and that he died amar-
tyr.
di- But we have to infer tbis from
certain allusions in the later epistles:
The narrative itself is incomplete.
Life itself islike that.: At 110 stage
do we find It finished, Evils die hand
till
and rise again to confront the C}u•is-
e""tian after he supposes his wol•1
s-
hai-
e been elope. Unpleasant traits
r, 0111' own character glare back at us ou
of of ugly and moelcing eyes to remind v
's, how:' far our own lives are from th
it ideal. The task is incomplete. Tl
11 incompleteness is our opportunity, ou
st;.good news. In a 'Very real sense it is
1 the heart of our gospel. The Father
0i worketh hitherto, and we work,
ttt _
s Minaret's Lln)ment for anlrnal ailments
ci n s
e' Scratches on furniture
v i r t can be re
moved by rubbing linseed oil into the
e I wood in the direction of the grain,
al using a cork for the purpose.
by which time every symptom of t
rob e
rouble disappeared, and h
p tele has u
ince been the slightest symptom
ton I
t ne 1 trouble.
No wonder 1 Arai
Dr, Wilk:Ms Pink Pails."
S'ou can get those 141415 through a
medicine dealer or i y snail at 50 ten
a box from The Dr. 'Williams' Mei
Inc Co Brockville, Ont.
Spanish Courtesy.
There
is 110 better tt i uta
one• r
ted 1)
' on this & tli than a Spanish gent!
man, and when he 15 °stooling ho
tam ntal V
IpSi 1 it„ your Sylau(attFl, rich or pow
tP$ le at his best. It is not the extent
nal•}ty of the, hospitality that matte)
t is the exquisite grace- with which
is tendered, the innate)) suggestiv
Id1n1 your 10)11for't in the host's fit'
consideration.
The hist net of hospitality seems 1
be born n ht the
Spaniard, and he co
!rives when you aro , 12yhtg in Ili
house to put you at year ease an
leave you there. His formalities a9
never aggressive, his kindness seem
to time from the heart, and til
foreigner.. who enters Spent with
few good introdnettons will lied it lutr'
to b)1(495.y' Itis W01001135, ,
With the beet 'type of Spanlard the
old forms 1n'e no mere empty words
Iiis hospitality and generosity Ole- a
Part of his honor and the dearest thing!
in life to hihn, anti the catholicity. of
1118 Ulna 1022 may ba gathered from I
010 fact that Spanish 11015 but oriel
word "amigo," to express both friend
ant/ acqueinlance. It. must 1101 be sup-
posed that Spanish hoepilalily is
lilni'Ced to those who can afford to dis-
lrense IL On the contrary, the very
poor are delighted to do something for
a stranger who 1c 19Y111pnthetice It may
be no more than , . , au orange or a
h4ln¢tl'u1.
of olives, hitt there Is some••
thing in the nen, in which the gift Is
offered that magnifies its intrineio
value a• tbausancl•fold, Even among
those whose tittys, are passed in eeaae-
leee toil, who live far remote from the
compeuy 09 their fellowmen, you and
Apart from the Inip*ral Conferehiee t
then, 1926 line been a disappointment. s
A balrrn Year in-potitte3 aud:indnata'y, s
a batt year in dtplomocy'nil finance, D
a. lean year in literature •az1)1• music,
al a
t \ r
e ago year. in drama and art
\whatever ltappeue, 1927 can hardly be
w'O1S0 than, 1929, and the present un- e
&Mations are_that it will probabiy be
a great rloal.bettor, A mite more good
will and a littler... es talk of elslseaw�ar,
and England vtti will be lierseTf again.
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CHILDREN
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No headache, bad cold, sour
stomach ; or costive: bowels
bymorning
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t0 Getot lgreent box now..
n r
1
on re bilious! You have
atWrob-,
11 bang eemsatlou 511 your head, a bad
s taste in your mount, your .eyes :burn,
e emir dein is yellow, with dark rings
Th under 301))' eyes: 3'0119 lips anerarehetfi
1• No wvn'er you feel ug'13',.3nean and it.
tempered. Yogi, system 1s 1(191.11? b!,
• not properly 1)1000.4 off, and what y
neer} is a cleaning up inside. ,1y
rctn iu
e be.
ng a [iilious• uuisang
yeurself and those who love you
don't. 1.00- l't to harsh physics ay
; tate and injure, ' Remember thl,
disorders of the stomach, lY
bowels are Cttrel by morn,
gentle, thorough 0aatheta'••-1
while you sleet>. A 10-oeW
your druggist will keep y
bowels Olean; stomach sew
head clear for .months.
to take Caoearets beery
good and never gripe 1
Baby's Own Tablets Are Effec-
tive and Easy to Give.
You. do not have to coax and tlir•eat-
eu to get the Mlle ones• to take Baby's
Own Tablets, The ease with which
they are glue:, as compared with
1tqu4d medioiuee, will appeal. to every
mother. bone is spilie<1 or wasted:
You know just how big a, dose has
reached the little stoalttoh. As a rem
etly for the lite of childhood arising
front clerangementof the stomach end
bowels they are most satisfactot'y,
lOIre, Rose, \ eyor, \Vill7manlie, Comm,
says:—"I used Baby's Own Tablets
In the Canadian Nod'trlwest mot found
them 11 110ude)'hrl medicine for child-
ren's troubles, especially indigestion
and constipation. i'hhve also given
then) to my children for simple foyer
and tIle restlessness accompanying
teething and they always gave relief,
f can reComtnen[t Baby's Own Tablets
t0 all mothers."
Baby's Own Tablets are sold by tiled&
cine dealers or by mail at 25 cents £t
box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
Wants to be Shown.
"I wish there were no such thing tie
money."
'Penniless Ono ...'•13in I have no proof
there is."
"Can poll give me 0 -quotation from
Shakespeare?"
"Sur , 'TuWien-, 09 noWien-, aye,
there s the rub.' „
Japanese to Denmark.
There • has been 1t comparatively
Targe influx, of Japanese into Denmark,
mostly engineers 1'3141 mechanics.
Te clean a bath, tir51 wipe over with
a rag dipped in paraffin, and leave for
about three lmnutes. Then dip• the
same rag in salt and rub again. Wash
with hot 503pl- water,
Silver articles -:and ornaments soon
tarnish when exposed to the air. The
brightness can be restored by dipping
the articles in a strong sbhttion of
ammonia. 'and hot water.
When ironing starched garments or
lace curtains rub the iron with ct bit
o/ Waste candle tied in a piece of clean
rag. This will prevent the iron stick -
log to the starch.
Sixty smiles an hour makes n pleas-
ant driving speed.
Doctors vouch 1'01'41 10ard's Liniment, ta^--
q
INDIGESTION, GAS,
UPSET STOMACH
Instantly l taPape's Diapepsin'o
Corrects Stomach so
Meals Digest
The moment you eat a tablet of
"Pape's Dia.pepsin" your indigestion is
gone. %o more distress from a. soar, '
acid, upset stomach, No flatulorroo,
heartburn, iwipita.tion, or nliserymalo- 1
ing gases. Correct your digestion for
few cents. Bach package guaran-
i leen by dmuggiet to overcome stomach
trouble.
ev1deu'ces of tb.e ie]'arn court 001 that
is one of the nros•t striking charms of
the complex Spanish zhareeter.—S, L.
Bensusau, In"Nome Life iu Spain."
Those old enemies gas, acidity, pain and dis-
comfort are soon Shocked for a fare•thee•u'ell
by Seigers Syrep, Any drug state,
A Perfectly Good Present Spoiled.
Sandy WW1 engaged toa girl who, a.
few days before her nineteenth birth-
day, succumbed to tho prevailing
feminine craze and had her hair
011115161. A11 ber 81)1 friends core
gratulated her on her apeeaaance, and
it was Therefore 411110at any miagiv, )
ing that s'lte sbowe.11 herself to her
sweetheart, But Sandy viewed' her
walk grave disapproval.
"It Is herd on me, lassie," he wailed,
"versa hard! After I've just bought
ye 0. paolcet o' hairpins for your birth-
day."
fS'S UE'Nc. 6—'27.
T -HE GANGE1
A. sneeze 90
of a cold
M mart's.
Proved safe by''
Colds 1-7
Pain
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