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appliance for Christmas.. .
Mother deserves they BEST
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litrs. Nagger (.to garbage 'n' a le eke Chosified
opens back door) -"Am f too 'late for
the garbage,,
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clean ref bods • Ives.
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tate ne. al.?
and Currier glj
Neighbor ladies I probably saw little
Cle, tra, People d fascinating about. Ives, l;ta a ti alt pt9Suresl if printed b
that they consider �� s, sin eonalttton, to
with {� F. wifiiams Digby lea, e °ea
often' are :targets for dirty reldatks.
There is only' one more thing to be. .
feared.. Sollte•men. take their troubles
to bed with them, but wise men sleep
alone: The girl who ehopa around for
a husband never knows what le in
elium Keeps
-Cake>esh
►ixty Davi
"'Also Can Heat or:Cool Home.
Keep Flyers Warm
For example, experimenters.announced
the other day that orange juice sealed
1•n heltu•in was, -found to_ be, as fresh _ at
the 'end of six months as •it °had been
and Threlfall and, Sir -William Ramsay
turned to Ainerica . they found a suf-
ficient supply at Dexter, .Kana The
circumstances that surrounded the dis-•
originally.. Hail a', sponge -cake was,t_covery were quite amusing The peo-
left, exposed to the atmosphere.' •Ati;'ple of Dexter -looked forward to "a
the end of two: months the cake in the, great 'boom tor. the!: town when geol-
helium was as moist` and fresh es the ,ogists pointed out strong indications
day"it came from the oven. The other
half of course was, spoiled
and Aid .111- .
,.Helium Has Many Uses'
'"'These""'-ea'Fi le risen Bents-ifteleeef was decided to celebrate the good luck.
When the Bri fire
esulting i 101 was A'hohd'ay ,was declared and a platform
•'ideetroyed. be• fire resulting in *heavy only, a fe'sv of ther'many•'uses, besides built troy which the. Mayor and other
UM Of filo- because •of the highly in, •inflating, dirigible airships, that are be- bulk rs we're . to hold forth. other
•ihm>nable hydrogen,• the cry ;'again ing found • for-tliat-strange gas. Helium,
�lAt 1[p to make ballQotis eft; by -81i: it has been demonstrated, can bo,Ch, there Was apeeches llitteli�when-theBgas.-a'-as
. 1D$ them only with• helium. Helium is :heat,. and tool : the home, keep flyers
• non eliploslve :but until recently its warni,, preserve foot), treat pulmonary turned on and the Mayor tried to light.
:_ and .blood diseasee, aid, metallurgy,; .it. Every time he applied a lighted
voice h!►d been . eo high and the re- •
' + match: the. gaseblew -it-out.-. .
.. I o e pet on it 'b the American develop deep` sea diving and caisson It was concluded that the pressure
- .-_.,..•.--tgo,ernm_ •1l! • .w.,_„• Y . ee-workeand'lee' itizeiletrederying.�sY.st,ems_,
•
•tIOn, s se e which cuserOf it was Al'and in th was .too strong, • r f : tlfS pipe °Was -tag=
e grading .and. grinding of,
;tibiae:1M eeveeiblehat' use of it was' alordered materials It :may even •be tended ' and , a bonfire used in an at
!felt . impossible for ~ European. nal- po tempt to ignite it, .but •the 'gas would,
madeeavailable for electrical generate. �_.
teens: �' t •
not . burnt eat° was-. the ; cha-grin'; of` T--'
ore and 'transformers and ifi, lighting
yJ•oy�rhnweyes; vv�it-�pel�feetion et dam- t
of petroleum •
• Gas Btows•.Out ,Flame'
The test well" brought in earl. 'It
• th, •,00 •le of Dexter
who had been confident that •fortune
would spring from the hole they , had.
drilled.' Rival towns gave them• the
ha ha and made wisecrac . s a 4 • ut—D-ex
ter's ." wonderful fire extinguisher."'
But it turned out to be another .case
of he whq laughs last laughs best.
:Promo easel• H: Be"Cady, et the -Univer-
sity of Kansas, discovered that the gas`
contained -the eTevireelhert elements;
nitrogen and .helium. j Sir Richard
Threlfall heard of this and sent his re-
presentatives to Kansas. They were
so •satisfied with what they .found
Maces for separating this mysterious
!gee from other gases;'a new. day seems
,,., to -be dawniee fot-helium, says' "
'Milwaukee Journal." Starting experi-
ments, which not only revolutionize
the methods of ' obtaining' .helium but
• which 'find new 'practical uses 'forthe
gas. have just been made byscientiste.
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This• unusual gas. has had an un-
usual• career. 'Colorless and odorless,•
the • lightest gas known ex -apt -hydro-
gen, helium was discoveredin the
sun in. 1888. Twenty-six years later it
was found on the earth by Sir Wiiiiain.
Ramsay. Sir William. continued his
work and demonstrated, in •1903,• that
helium was a product'nf-the-r-adieac-
tive disintegrationof radium." '
It was an incident that occur'red•der-
ing ".an air raid on London early in the
World War that lett British scientists
'..., I gtre-et Ottawa, Canada
store for: her,
4e -"He's ea crooke he's • wanted
in' Chicago." ..
Sam :hy do they want any more
crooks.la Chteagp?'L '
Gladys-".'X'm a little dubious:"
Calvin• "Why; don't, you take some-,
thing few it?" '
•
The church eehtlol lesson in the ori=
Mary -department was' about Sason.
Aftee tie .teaches. Thad described eth.e
great defies of. the man; to lief.small:
ltarges, she *skeet: ,,x
.Teadier-;',` •o w, where. do'you, su'p=
liege'be get, his great strength?",,
Little Fe11on-''(Oh, I ,Suess he ate
spinach." '
• Shre-yherir will you --be stopping. -.
at when you get tie Paris?" •
,fie -"Lady, when I get to• Paris; i•l1
stop 'at nothing." •
During the making of "Uncle "om' • '
Cabin;" they naturally .came'' to the
scene where. Simon Legree. 'bas -to
whale the tar' 'put.ofUncle ,Tom..
Everything was ready, the lash lifted,
and'about, to fall w hefl.Uncle Tom•let
ou.t a ye1P,'
"Hold eves ything," he bellowed. "'I'
forgot to put on'the cork umdershirtel
Batik ineneY taking 'ord
among year friends: ands,
for per bean.tomauipti:er:mi,01:4iwriposinei
tiny. mow
MEI Es" rae rt rrWee
Ifity!Et ssaetre:es,ertfratte seititibai toeLeleetifectereedm °bier
Wtlhe ._."°Pa; what're exceed -tiff.'
Pa Long. saw ;dust, son?"
7-7
ne
Ian S. leadphersoofToronto,`win-
ne> of th Gold Medal in Toronto in
The Kid -"Pop, : how soon will. I be
old enough to do as ;I 'please?"
The' Old )Old lyian- [• don't .know: Na_
body .has ever lived that long yet."
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POW CONSTIPATION
•There would, b'e: many more thin
,humans in the .world if it were.�half as,'
much fun taking it off' as it is putting`
i;l bite--Iia•lf •the.-•world-.would.,:like .to..,
know how to persuade theother half
to let ;loose of its money A man used
.teeeek :to..Jtlte gelf...elale ttegae_at delle
coming home - :rather: late. His. 'Wife
became ., suspicioes se w neetteertrgtr
his pockets one night, and found noth-
ing but -ea hole in one. The world is'
-madeenp really -of -three- ela ssea,-those_
who really try, those who half ere and
e those who, don't try et all.
1910 as.. Champion Baby of Canada, ,a
returning _from a, visit • to the Old
• Sea -nater weighing .one and •a.half
• tons was recently brought from South
America 'to London ler analysis. It
travelled the, distance;;oe .7;.518 miles.
In glass` bottle stowed, 'i sixty pack
Ing cages. .
Suffered Bad�:Crmps '
Ageey every month!Splittingheadache. ; .
--' hind -backache -e tiioseterribleeramps.
•Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Coni-
poun3 reheves Hills itnatu erilifferiag:: •
Land on board the>`Athenia".
:Owl. Lail!
•to make an eifort'io provide the allies amid the wheat. fields that they made
with heliunt. One c4 the zeppelins de- `glans for an extraction planta
Sed ,every attempt Wide -ant%aircraft While this was.'not built, -te e.-Unit'eer
guns to bring it•down, Although others •
tatea,. upon :entering rhe warot once
were destroyed.: •The British snr�- ised' prepared for the production of heliuni;
that the,. G.er diens had-etluipped. this• spending `millions, in sue ti eys rerreareh.
,fin regnable zeppelin with helium. 4. Fisher only cowards are afraid oto.
p and building cc,utainers 'for • ,storing
• Small .quantities were' found in. Eng- ;and transporting the, gas. Before the von urs
I . That no one can hoidpyou down if
land and France, direction
when the scien- War ended hundreds of steel: contain ou are determined to succeed.
tilts; under 'the direction of. Sir Rieh- ers of compressed helium were ready Y o
•
.:.6. That every en is destined to do
for shipment'to France. -
Twenty •Things To Remember
1. Remember that .Work. ie only a`,
means-ehar-acter•is the end.
2. That sincerity is the. foundation
of -ail honest work.
, 3..That_ yoae label :your own work.
something worth while.'
'' Now •a.Great Industry 7. That most people judge you by
"Helium then became a great peace- float impression;
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time industry of the 'United States• g That the on» R Zvto_ self ineur
alone, for its 'deposits, found iiith.e ante Is to see prospects.
eras?aaphandl near eanaleli e-areei�9rknew--->i►en-e taeea&- anti dire._ -:
fir richer .than• anywhere else in thee try.' •'
,world, the gas assaying 1.75 per cent. 10. That hard work is Do''small part
helium. The two fields in Canada, one; I ee genius.
north of the Montana' line, and the l . ifs That it takes no longer to say
:other in Ontario, produce helium of"kind'words than those that cut. '
but eight -tenths of 1 per cent. ' • I 12: That. the only way to keep your
""Fifteen years age this gas cost credit._ good is by paying your debts.
$1,700 a' cubic foot. To -day it Is so I 13. That it is'easier tiro"do good work
than poor, if you once learn how.
-14. That the more d''!'ilicult things
•are •-to- accomplish, the -_more -'worth
while. .. ,
15: That a sensible Eritployer Is more
anxious ,to push you ahead than .to
hold you down. , •
16. That youare one link in ya great
chain. ,
17. That ambition de'velops, while
selfishness thwarts body and mind.
' 18.• That rules are necessary to a
The new discovery enables deep sea business• as laws: are far. right govern -
meet.
19. That you can't learn e'ierything
in one dey. '- a• 3..,
20.That 'times, progress Wand meth-
ods (1,1a lige. .
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Z, A. SOvEn mo7iF Marais,
eo!ltoseneath •Gardena, Toroetei
-DrivenFrom the System
Just By Drrinkin` This •"Tea"'
A simple 'but WONDERFUL REMEDY for•Rheu-•
•
titan; Neuritis and "acid" complaints.' Not aIt —
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RTIdA, ' A beverage 1s made 'ot tba tin$ leaf;
oh you prepare and drink like ordinary Tea."
No trouble or fuss .you Snake it in your own home;
i> IKEL1;11 ' IS FELT AT ONCE, and .becomes
a dint more and more every day. Hundreds of
toe pie in all ranks of life have. received lasting.
blflt and,have.sent me letters praising this won
'aerial little plant.
Drink a cupful of,HERVEA each morning and You:
will feel a different person. The reason Is that' it
exppels the uric acid poisons and PREVENTS. NV 07
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'Over•• in England,.'where so many People
suffer rnetenatiam, HERVEA has given .such Wonderful
Meats that today every mail brings, ri sheaf of
letteta taking fee free .trial packaged, .whlch ere
gladly sent by the importer of IIBRVPEA. So many
requests were received also frorn'.Canaila, that a
c'anadian depot hap been established and the same
offer of a trial package free is now Made -to every
' efferer from rheumaltism or neuritis.
M.
Lae, the importer of I-DeRVE'A "tea," offer,
. to send You, through his Canadian repreeentatt5-e,•
s trial.paekage of title ;`tea' free.' If you feei,you
' ase getting benefit, he *11.1 eupplY you with a fur-
ther quantity at•a email charge: Fro n life- own
eraontil ext erience, he states that th "tea" ie
y lied co
•d
30
la t -&nil what it did for him in a it
wee s
r
cheap that it: .is useeen toy balloons
as well. as dirigibles. Helium ,is used
over and over''again, as it 'easily: can
be .Purified. of the contaminating air
that seeps into the gas bags; The
United States uses only helinni air-
ships. The six commercial airships in
service in the United Stetaes are
equipped with helium. •
"Helium is hailed as a blessing to
persons •who have.to 'work under con-
ditions. of high Millie -la] 'hir •pressure,
divers to descend to greater. depths
and remain under water.a much longer
time. Tunnel workers will be able to
labor` under much -higher air pressure."'•,
SELF EXAMINATION
Let not sleep fall upon , thy eyes
till • 'th haat thrice eiamined the . •
transac',•�,ns of the past day. Where .
have I turned .aside from rectitude?
What have I been doing? • What
have I lett undone,, which i ought to ,
have done'? Degiu thus •, front• the .
first are; and proceed; and, in con-
clusion; 'af the 111 which. thou 'bas
^ done, .be troubled, and rejolce for' ,'
flies„geed. .'Fytltagores. '
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Schoolboys, :Wear . \Overalls i
Rgleigli, N C.--TwentY-fiee male
s1.ndedts of the Nashville; N.C., High I
Scheel, reoefltiy appeared at school•
clad in neat Blue overalls, made of
cotton, and informed the priieipal,
N, W. SCAIFE,. • '1 Professor Gray R. Meg, that it wan
their intention to carry on a•cattipaign`
fD for rheumatism en `5 WITNleitlel sDlPA).NG• I designed to'• 'st• imulate the increased
m t effective MONTRSAM, .P.Q.
= k' i t I ths'e of •the' Sontli's staple•. The -bees
---- should do for-ydu•:eif_14te WM-giveit ala a solo Agent -for rI urged rho Biouth''s eta them in this
Just nen your n'
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rear conte in;ptamps to !tele pee pestes, And dig
. , . it trial,
d . - anis and address anQ yot� rattl_ro=--• - i ' �. _ � ...�._,_
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ISSUE, No. 497--'31
Comes
11:17FIAT many people call indigee- .
VY tion very often means ekeess. .•
- acid--in-the•-stomach.. The. 'stomach :
nerves .have, been over -stimulated, ' • •
eeand-food esoursaT'heecorteali eeie n --- -
alkali,. which neutralizes' the acids
instantly. And the best alkali known -
'to medical science is Phillips' lfilk'
. of Magnesia. •
. One spoonfulof this harmless,
tasteless alkali in water neutralizes
instantly .many, times' that much
'acid, •and the .symptoms disappear
• at once. You• will .never use crude
'methods • when once. yon jearn the
efficiency of this. Go,..get. a small
bottle to try. , •• •
lee sure`to get'the genuine Ph illi ps . .
. bilk of Magnesia prescribed hy' •
' physicians for 50 years in correcting
excess acids. 50c a'bottleeeany drug.
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T-TNIN. BIB.
Held by Unseen
LOCKED JOINTS THAT
KROSCHEN- RiLEASED- -
Unseen . hands held this ' woman in
• her bed. They held her limbs and
tier joints, so- that the was scarcely)
able to move. They *ere the heeds
of the uric acid, flcnd-and their
sebecame, tighter and tighter
e y day. .
If '
Hands
She had. almost despaired of ever”
loosening their hold -when . she
, made what she describes as a
',wonderful discovery. She found
• Iruschen. Read howit helped her :--
".I
-".I have suffered terribly .for a very
long timeWith rheumatoid arthritis.
The pain 'I've suffered I cannet,enplaiu'
to Sou I 1 coinniencedtaking Kruschen
sit months, ago, following .directions,.
and • Ia'rn thankful to say in less than
a week I was able to get a nights rest
, and sleep, That was something I had
not had fora very ,long time. My
joints seemed completely Risked and
I cotild not turn in bed for pain. C'Now
• FM able to sleep .well, turn with ,
end get about fine, Mid my johns -Scent
t„ be gaits different., It was one day
vrilcn I Was reading in the newspaper
:bout liruscheri• that I decided to' try
ie. -`And -now 1:sl etlienevertr be ariebout t�tusrhen,
it. I consider I£ruschen • is a very
wonderful discos ery. "--Mrs,. E. L. •
The system, of the rheumatic subject
is a producer of that dengeretni boder
poison known tis uric,nerd; which' is
cotiiposed of knife -edged eryttals- it~
Is bred in accumulated waste matter '
Which the organs of eliniination have
ailed to.expel:' Kruseben is a powerful
solvent of these flint -hard crystals. It
swiftly dells •their sharp eelges, then
flushes, them out of the system., Yoer
pains ease; swellings subside ; knotted
B"tenet beceerte loose.
etter still, Kruschen eliriiinhtes the
root cense of Weevil. Taken regularly,
it keeps your litter and k elneys trio
perfect tune, so that these chininetiilg
organs free your inside from ell poison -
breeding waste products.
Salts rs blit t ,
r li 0
c.
Stores a an8 ��
Drug
b