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WHAT IS GOING ON OVER IN
, THE STATES -
Latest Happenings in Big Republic
Condensed for Busy
Reac:exe.
Two California girl students lived
on peanuts for three months as an ex-
periment.
Electric fans and running water are
provided for fowls on a poultry farm
in 1\tissouri.
Three daughters of Mrs. Tillie Ber-
kowitz of Pittisburg, Pa., gave birth
to children on the same day.
The Board of Health of New Bed-
ford, Mass,, announced that a case
of beri-beri had been discovered in
the city.
Mrs. Margaret Claire Beutinger, on
trial in Newark, N.J., as her husband's
murderer, declares she killed him to
save her own life.
Detectives investigating the $50,-
000 burglary at the country home of
Frank Gray Griswold in New York,
are trailing a discharged servant, `now
in Philadelphia.
For seven weeks Eva Booth, of the
Salvation Army, has been ill with
neuritis at her home, in Hartsdale,
N.Y.,. and there is much anxiety over
her condition.
North American fur trappers made
$20,000,000 in the last season, De-
partment of Agriculture experts esti-
mated to -day. The output was 50
per cent. below normal..
Dancing is the most popular form of
entertainment ab the social centres of
the Chicago public school system, ac-
cording to a report made public by
the Board of Education.
Jacob Luana, Herman Maki, Henry
Antilla and John Luana were fined $10
and costs at Mass City, Mich., for ac-
cidentally killing a hunter, John Tik-
anen, on Oct. 19. Tikanen was using
a head light, which was mistaken for a
deer's eyes.
A. M. Trost, night ticket agent at
the Lake Shore depot, in South
Bend, Ind., was robbed of $1,040 short-
ly after midnight. He was on his
way to the express office with the
price of wheat "the seven-
cent loaf is doomed," say the
bakers. In its place we have
the eight -cent loaf—in many
cities only the sixteen -cent
loaf. A loaf of white flour
bread is not a complete
ration. .However wholesome
and pure, it does not supply
all, the proteids the human
body needs. In Shredded
Wheak Bisci at you have all
,the body-building nutriment
M the whole wheat grain
prepared in a digestible form.
It is always the same price,
always the same high quality.
Eat it for breakfast ,with
milk or cream or with fruits.
Made in Canada
PEAKS 11,000 FEET HIGII.
and
A remarkable letter from a mar-
ri(ad, woman who deeires to become a
soldier was read to the Blackpool,
1"an;l:znci, tribunal the other day. The
letter bore the name and address of a
Local woman, and, referring to the
large number of appeals, suggested
that the shirker;, should stay at home
to do civilian work.
"Why can't we women," it asked,
"go to the war when we are anxious
to? . We can use a rifle, as well as
any man, and T. should be delighted to
go into the infantry, artillery, or any
service, having wanted to go since
the war began. I have very strong
nerves, and have been in several aero-
' planes. Why can't we he soldiers like
Russian women? I have been in the
1 Women's Training Corps, but walking
about in khaki with nothing to do is
! no use to me. I have never done
household drudgery, which is hateful
and a curse." t
Made Accessible by Kootenay Central
Branch, C.P.R.
1B
ABY'S MIN TABLETS
USED TEN YEARS
The wonderful iceflelds and eleven- Mrs. C E Stilwell Winthrope;
thousand -feet -high peaks of the Pur-
cell range, which . the construction of
the Kootenay Central branch' of the
Canadian Pacific Railway has ren-
dered accessible to mountain climbers,
are described and illustrated. by Mr.
C. W. Stone in the Canadian Alpine
Journal fofr 1916. The approach to
Mount Ethelbert, a peak which arrests
the attention at Spiliimacheen Sta-
tion, seems almost to have over-
whelmed the writer with its beauty.
"Before us," he says, "lay a lake of
exquisite blue color resting like a
jewel in a setting between two rug-
ged peaks, which mirrored in the clear
water, rose abruptly thousands of
feet on either hand like grim guard -
ted on a He had no stomach for the army,
Prado Mark
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For chapped hands and lips
and all irritations of the skin.
All the virtues of "Vaseline"
Camphor Ice, in the form .of.a
cream,
For elle at chemists and general
stores everywhere, in clean,
R
bandy tin tubes, Refuse Sub-
stitutes.
Booklet mailed free on request.
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Cf -1a. SE3ROUGH MFG. CO.
(Consolidated)
1880 Chabot Ave. Montreal
The Carse of Mary.
Mary had a little lamb,
Her fiance, you know,
And everywhere that Mary went
The &offer had to go.
Sask., writes: "I have used Baby's He followed her to pale pink teas
Own Tablets for the past ten years • In truly lamb -like style.
and have found them so good for my ` He was as docile as you ple_.se
little ones that I always keep. a box For grite a little while.
in the house." Mrs. Stilwell is one 1
of thousands of mothers who always'! But after marriage seems the gent
keep the Tablets on hand. Once a 1 Assumed another tone.
Then everywhere that Mary went
She had to go alone.
mother has used them for her little
ones she would use nothing else. They
are absolutely free from opiates and
injurious drugs and cannot possibly
do harm to the youngest child. They
are sold by medicine dealers or by
mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr.
Williams Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
Trapping a Slacker.
ians of a lovely treasure. Beyond
the lake the lifte y
terrace stretched across the valley but had presented himself for examin-
like a giant curtain eighteen hundred ation with a "sure trick" up his sleeve
feet above the lake, down whose ver- to "work his ticket." He was physical -
dant slopes two gleaming cascades ly perfect, but his eye -sight was shock
traced their foaming course and filled ing—so bad, indeed, that the sergeant
thought the doctor should see him.
"First class physically," pronounced
the doctor, but when the medical man
applied the eye tests the would-be re-
cruit's sight appeared much worse
than when the sergeant had him in
hand
money when he was attacked from the whole am
behind. i sounds of falling water. Still farther
Henry J. Dorgeloh, assistant cash -and higher in the background, great
phitheatre with the
ler of the Coal and Iron National
Bank, New York, was arrested on a
charge of embezzling $20,847.10. Fed-
eral authorities and officers of the
'bank state that the amount stolen
really totals $92,000.
The Southern Railway Company
plans to create a new mortgage of
$500,000,000, maturing at various
dates prior to October 1, 1999, the in-
terest rate to be fixed by the directors
according to the money conditions pre-
vailing at the sale of each series.
LADY POLE CAREW.
Most Beautiful Woman Has Hand-
somest Husband.
That the distinction of being so-
ciety's most beautiful woman belongs
to Lady Pole Carew, whose husband
has retired from politics, is the opin-
ion of many people in England. Fur-
thermore, Gen. Sir Reginald Pole
Carew has been declared the hand-
somest plan in the British Army. And
"Polly Carey," as he is often referred
to, is as popular as he is handsome,
while he has a splendid record for ser-
vice behind him. the pensions.
snow
is one of Roberts' men, accom-
snow crests appeared, inscrutably
looking down upon us."
Three considerable parties of Alpine
climbers, numbering nearly forty in
all, mostly from the United States,
made ascents in this region during
the past summer on the invite-
ation of Mr. A. He MacCarthy, an
enthusiastic member of the Canadian
Alpine Club, who has a fine ranch at
Wilmer in the Windermere district.
Under Mr. MacCarthy's leadership
important explorations have been
made up the various creeks, piercing
the eastern slopes of the Selkirk and
Purcell ranges, Mr. MacCarthy being
of the opinion that for interest and
(variety and spectacular beauty this
mountain region is without rival on
the North American Continent, and
as soon as roads and trails are built
will attract many tourists who have
hitherto been content with the more
beaten path of the C.P.R. main line.
For Universal Peace.
Willie—I wonder if there will ever
be universal peace?
Gillis—Sure. All they've got to
do is to get all the nations to agree
that in case of war the winner pays
parrying "Bobs" on his march to Kan-
dahar. In the Boer War Sir Reginald
earned distinction.
He is rather fond, by the way, of
telling the following story, illustrat-
ing the energy of the British soldier.'
A German attache in the South Af-
rica war was amazed at the spectacle
. of the British soldiers, after a fight,
staggering into ca np, but rushing in-
stantly after a fotball which was
thrown on the veldt. Saicl the attache
to Sir Reginald:
"Well, you are the most extraor-
dinary people in the whole civilized
world. I have been with your men
all day. I know what they have done.
I know they have hail scarcely any-
thing to eat or drink, and I know of
no other troops in the world that
would not have been lying down
asleep."
Lady Pole Carew is the eldest
daughter of the famous yachtsman
and sportsman, the Marquess of Or -
monde, and shares her father's love
and enthusiasm for the sea. She is
also a great lover of foreign travel,
and some time ago made a tour of
the world. It is fifteen years ago
since she married Sir, Reginald. Car-
ing little for society life, she divides
her time between Antony House, her
Cornish home, the gardens of which
she has made famous, and her beau-,
tifui estate -in Tipperary.
Age brings us wladom teeth ac-
cording to the price we can afford to
pay a dentis..
A Growing
Custom
The. cus . or of placing
Grape -Nuts on the table
at all meals is growing in
Canadian homes.
Both children and
grown-ups help them-
selves to this delicious
food as often as they ]like.
I't contains the entire nutri-
ment of wheat and harrier,
digests quickly, and is
wonderfully energizing.
Every table should have
ita daily ration of
Grapc
Nuts
There's a Reason "
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Windsor, Ont,
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Aaneriean Youth Resists Ail Efforts to
Send Ilim Home.
Norman Bruce Wallis, an eighteen -
year -old American from New Orleans,
enlisted as a private in the British
Army some months ago. Three at-
tempts have been made by his family,
through
American Embassy
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the Am
London, to get flim back to the United
States, but the lad is still in the
army—fighting in France with a Scot-
tish regiment.
When he was released from his
regiment the first time and arrange-
ments made for his passage to Am-
erica, he "missed the connection" by
enlisting in another regiment. All
the formalities for his release were
again gone through, and an official of
his embassy personally installed him
in the home of some friends to await
the sailing date of the boat in which
his passage had been taken.
Wallis, however, returned to his old
regiment, where, through a misunder-
r standing, he was arrested for deser-
tion. Punishment was averted by of-
ficial explanations, and to -day Wallis
—now known as Norman Macgregor
Bruce—is with his unit in France.
How to Get Rid ' Of Catarrh,
Catarrhal Deafness or
Head Noise.
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No Gift.
A business -like man stepped into a
butcher's shop.
"A piece of beef for roasting," he
ordered, briskly.
The meat, mostly bone, was thrown
on the scales. ,
"Look here," remonstrated the man,
"you're giving me a big piece of bone."
"Oh, no, I ain't," said the butcher,
blandly, "yer payin' for it."
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f you have catarrh, catarrhal deaf -
s or head noises caused by catarrh,
if phlegm drops in your throat and
s caused catarrh of the stomach or
wels you will be glad to know that
ese distressing symptoms can be en-
ely overcome in malty instances by
e following treatment which you can
sily prepare in your own home at lit -
cost. Secure from your druggist 1
nee of Parmint (Double Strength)
is will not cost you more than 75c.
to this home and add to it 4 pint of
t water and 4 ounces of granulated
gar ; stir until dissolved. Take one
blespoonfui Pour times a day. A de-
ded improvement is sometimes noted
ter the first day's treatment. B3reath-
g becomes easy, while the distressing
ad noises, headache. dullness, cloudy
inking, etc., gradually disappear under
esm ell, ic tastes dection of fectihe e treatment. aing and
ueus dropping in the back or the
coat are other symptoms which sug-
st the presence of catarrh and which
e often overcome by this efficacious •
eatment. Nearly ninety per cent of
1 ear troubles are said to be directly
A Warning to nyspeptics.
The habit of taking digestive pills
after meals makes chronic dyspeptics
of n'lany thousands of men and women
bee use artificial digestents, drugs and
flnenrtw
"No, no, my man; with sight i.rllcer eesescines• have !practically no in
that you're no use for the army," said (upon the excessively acid coedit
the stomach contents which is the
•
ion of
cause
the medico. "But you ought to get of most forms of indigestion and d�s-
lasses. Stay, I've a pair like micro- pepsic,
g The after dinner pill merely lessens
scopes and if you see with them you the sensitiveness of the stomach nerves
can have them." and thus gives a false sense of freedom
from pain. if those who are subject to
indigestion, gas, flatulence, belching,
bloating, heartburn, etc., after eating
would get about an ounce of pure bis-
urated magnesia from their druggist and
take a teaspoonful in a little water after
meals, there would be no further neces-
i-
sity
afor t d magness ia r instantly s because
alines
stomach acidity, stops food fermenta-
tion and thus insures normal, painless
digestion by enabling the stomach to do
its work without h.ndrance.
The spectacles were produced and
fitted on, the recruit at once cried, "Oh,
I see splendidly!"
"Do you now?" said the doctor, with
sarcasm. "Take him.along, sergeant,
and get him sworn in. There's no
glass in the spectacles."
Granulated Eyelids,
'Eyes inflamed by expo.
sure to gun, Dust and Wl ld
quickly relieved by Minnie
vra Remedy. No Smarting,
ma just Eye Comfort. At
Your Druggist's 50c per Bottle. iiHur4ne Eye
Salve i 711bea25c.ForHlookoltheEyefreeask
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BRITONS AREER.
Hard Work and Plain Living Reduce
John Bull's Girth.
The medical experts are telling u8
that the British, since the war be-
gan, have become leaner, says the
London News. Generally speaking,
John Bull, owing to hard work and
plain living, is now able to take in
his belt three holes.
The well-known vendor of a "figure
reductor" for self-conscious persons,
questioned on this by a Daily News
interviewer, admitted a decline in
sales.
A test case was obviously "Twenty
Stun Bill," who used to loiter, fairly
actively, at a corner where bus horses
assembled in South London, and still
haunts the place. "Old Bill?" queried.
a motor -bus driver. "Not so staht?
Not 'arf. No treating nah.- Not so
much beer." Food for thought there.
A panel doctor, in a large way of
business, confirmed the general state-
ment of a leaner Britain. "I don't
think there's either loss or gain in it.
Many people are thinner because they
are in poor condition, owing to worry,
or high food prices, or both. Noth-
ing kriocks the tissues about like
worry. And then a large number of
well-nourished people are working so
much harder than usual that they've
lost a good stone in the past year.
But they're the bettor for it, like the
sound Man who gets lean in his army
training—if that isn't overdone`or
hurried, as I fear it is, however, in
not a few instances."
A long pedigree doesn't prevent
horse from losing a short race.
Like Herself.
Mrs. Youngbride (in fish store)—
Haven't you any lobsters that are
riper? These look so green.
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
They say money talks. Perhaps
that is why a doctor examine a pa-
tient's tongue the first thing.
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds. &c.
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money the sane dal file furs are received,
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des], find raaalye mora money too their taro,
or oasisalso. We vbuy othermore lllirlromtraneda
or Dactil than en ' other five Stir!. in 050515.
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used by catarrh, therefore, there
ust be many people whose hearing can �.
Tile Soul of a p'ianu is the
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Hair Tonic Needed.
Lodger—I wish you woald put an-
ther mattress on my bed.
Landlady—Why, that is a genu-
ne hair mattress you have? j
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Saps Abroad.
About 358,000 Japanese subjects
are living abroad. In the United
States are 80,000, Ilawaii 90,000,
Philippine Islands 5,000, China 119,-
000, Australia 6,000, Canada 12,000,
France 129, Great Britain 478, and
Germany 434,
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to send some Zan1-Bak to your
Soldier friend at the front. With
glen in the e trenches sda auger, of cold morQ
or less, with chapped hands, cod
Cracks, chilblains and cold sores,
and the soldier 'who has s d0
Zam-Bulx on hand to apply
ato1Y any of these painful ailments
make their appearance, will be
saved hours of suffering.
Pte. 4, Westfield of "C" Cosa.
WILY, IRA 'Worcester Regiment,
writes; "We wish. our friends
Would send ue out more Zara -Bak.
it is splendid for !lore Bands, cold
craeke, cold sores, etc.
Nothing ends pain and heals sol
quickly as Zatn-Bak, and being
germicidal, it prevents blood -poisons
lug,
517o. box, 3 for $1.25, all drug*
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Get away from the cold, disagreeable
winter.California
degreesithtemperature
year a round. from
is
not expensive e winter
there. Bungalowsspend
rt
rentfrom frolhe e .$2 1
3.0per
month up.
Special Winter Tour Fares. The
famous Los Angeles Limited, a fast, re-
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Chicago
p.m. and Angeles,
aleavesoAngeleos
4.30 p.m. the third day—less than three
days en route.
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St., Toronto, Ont. IIe will send you dig-
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help you plan an attractive trip, and
make reservations for you clear through
to the Pacific Coast.
Will provide you and
your family with the finest
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during the long winter even-
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It's An Ill -Wind— /
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"I see that there's a great scarcity
of paper." ,
"Glad of it! My creditors may have
to stop sending me bills."
MRinard's Liniment Cures Ot-artret in Cows
Unfeeling.
Romantic Bridegroom (on the
honeymoon)—Suppose we had never
met!
She—Oh, I should simply have mar-
ried another man.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Gentlemen,—In July 1915 I was
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In Sept., 1906, Mr. Wm. Outridge of
Lachute urged me to try MINARD'S
LINIMENT, which I did with the
most satisfactory results and to -day
I am as well as ever in my life.
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his
MATTHBW x BAINES.
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Potent Love Charm.
A young woman who thought she
was losing her husband's affection
went to a seventh daughter of a sev-
enth Baugh` er for a love powder. The
mystery woman told her:
"Get a raw piece of beef, cut flat,
about an inch thick. Slice an onion
in two and rub themeatondboott� 'sides
of it, Put on pepper
ppeaa
and
toast it on each side, over a red coal br,
Drop on it three lumps of 4utter and
two sprigs of parsley, and get hien
to eat it."
The young !wife did so, and her
husband loved der ever after,
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Methuselah completed nine cells
turies and never rode in an aubenla-
bile.
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Practical Advice.
Edith --Oh, dear! With the rich old
man that I don't love and the poor
young man that I do love, I am be-
tween the horns of a dilemma.
Marie ---Then choose the horn of
plenty, my dear.