The Lucknow Sentinel, 1916-04-20, Page 3a
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'SPRING. BLOOD.
.IS. WATERY .B14000
How to Get $'ew ReeithellatNew
• ';1 Strength at This SialSoll.
•
4114•101.40 fitek not imaginary.
Even .the .most robust And the 'winter -
Mails Most tying to their health.
-
cnb:OrRfreainover-
heated anti nearly Always badly Venti-
lated'roorns•-in the home, the Office,
the shop and the 601061 -taxes the VI-
- tality ef even the strongest. Thelblobd
bee -Mos thin arid Watery and is clog,
• test with impurities, .S.vao pe9pb1
have headacheand a feeling of Ian,
guor. Others are low.spirited and
nervous. Still others are , troubled
'with:disfiguring. pimples and skin•
eruptions; white some get ,up in the.
morning feeling•just as tired as when
they went to bed, These are all spring,
symptome 'that; thii. blood is °tit a
.order and that a 'ineflicint3 ia neededi
••:.•Many people take purgative medicines,
• in the epting. This is a serious :mis-
take, ,YOV cannot cure yourself with
amedicine that gallops through Your
liysteth and leavee you weaker 'still.
Thia is aiI.tbat a purgative does. What
• you need to give ,your health' and
• ,
ktrength•in the spring isa tonic medi-
eine that Will enrich the blood And
soothe the jangled nervee, And the
one always reliable tone and brood
• purifier' is ,Dr. Williants' Pink Pills.
,These Pills not only banish spying
,weakness but guard yo tt against the
more serious ailments that follow,
•• such as anaemia, nervous debility, in -
'digestion, rheumatism and other dis-
eases due to bad blood. In proof of
this Mrs. It. E. Hughes, Hazenmore,
Sask., says: "About a year ago I was
• badly run down; my nerves were all•
unstrung, and I could not go up stairs
Without stopping to rest. As.i was a
long ways from a doctor -I determined
to bake Dr, Williams' Pink Pills and
an the course of a few weeks I felt
.like a new person. As an all round
•' restorative heal heartily recommend
this medicine." .
you are ailing this spring you
, cahnot afford, in your own interest, to
overlook so valuable kmedieine as Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills. Sold by all
medicine dealers or by mail at 50
cents a box or six boxes .for $2.50
; from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville,. Ont:
•.
• FAMINE IN GERMANY. • •
Renewed Stories of the Suffering of
•
•
the People.
•
The London Chronicle has the fol-
, lowing from Copenhagen: .•• •
. It appears that the Germans are at
• last facing-the--faets-of-a threatening-
• famine. New examples are daily told
b travellers' especially by women.
• Up to the close of c ruary it seems
• that a greater part of the population
had not really anffered, although the
rations had not long been greatly dim-
inished, but in March a greatchange
came, and 41 catastrophe • is appre-
hended.
In a Danish journal, Dr. Edward
• ,Lehman, lately returned fromi Berlin,
•says everybody stays at home. It
saves money and it saves strength.
Within a few. days meat cards will
be added to the bread Cards and hut -
'ter cards, meaning that the densulTIP-
ttiorr-of--nteat throughout -the empire --
1
ASY FOR GI.R
TO BUILD WARSllJ.S
BIAS UNLIMITED SHIPAVITAADIO
• ' RISSOLIRCU,
.„ •
bleuipped for. ..SiondianeO00
eobstruction of Many Dread* •
• noughts.
Germany liOnaking the best of her
unlimited shipbuilding 'reseUreeal ac-
cording to Hectoii c..Bywater, 'whois
well known, a.s-p,--vgzitQr .ort-naVal-rnat'
torsend who tormerli resided in 13er,
Jin. Mr. Byvvater contributes to the
• firitigh Naval and ., Military .Record
extremely intereating data • on the
'shipbuilding facilities of Germany. •
Roth Great Britain 'and Germany,
be .writes, have almost .m411114.24 ship,
• buildinge engineering. and .ordnance
• resources '. available for naval Work
and there is no reason to doubt that• .
on both sides - those resources " have
been largefr eXploited, not only to
• make good the inevitable, wastage of
• war, but . to strengthen ' the.. battle
fleets Witli new. shine of •every type. •
. „Rad the sbiliyarifis of Greet Britain
and Germany,- been working at Maxi-
nitinn capacity during ..the past: .nin
teen months ondreadnougit ;Construe;
tion, it Is •probable that' the relative
position, of Uie two fleets to -day would,
.be foundto mlich What, it was at
the beginning, when the .British fleet
enjoyed a considerable preponderance
in -vesselnof this type: .
German Yards Expanded.
It is commonly .supposed that Great
Britain holds much the stronger'posi,
tion in this .respect. But of late years
the German shipbuilding industry has
been melting phenomenal progress
and yarda . which ten years ago ' do*
fined their oubput to comparatively
small vessels have eince expanded so
rapidly that they are now able to
build ships of the largest type; and
in .manycases to complete 'them in
every respect Save that Of guns and
armor..
••Iti is frequently contended that if,
as Many people suppose, Germany
went in for a• 'huge submarine pro-
gramme in the early part of the war,
this work would '.occupy her yards to
such an extent thet., all other con-
struction must have been temporarily,
.put rib one side.But her. resouices-•
are .quite large enthigh to deal with a •
big demand for one special. type., and
at the same time to carry -oi. with
other. construction.
Ilewaldt Works, Itiel,--Two dreatI-'
noughts could', be constructcd.hcree
•'Sehichs.u. Pane104--At, andederate
estimate three dreadnoughts eattld be
built simultaneously without exhaust.
ing the resoterCPS of the yard.
Schichau, Zliting.--ThiS yard main-
iy prof:lodge torpedo craft, for the ra,-
kid construction of Which 'has
,wuquc fae*btns It would be unite
capable of imildinglorty or lifty dee.
"troyere within a Year,
Regardingthe ilfteen other ,Oerman
Yards Mr, 13y,water says that, the
bu*ldingk of dreadnoughttPotioderate
.dimensions should be well within the
power of several, notably the Bre-
men Vulican (Which has Ile. 00010000On
with the Stettin and Hamburg con-
cern of -the. Same name), the Reiher..
stieg yard,. the rtenSburg Company
and Tickmers.
• So far as olips and building plant
are concerned there is no reason at
all Why Germany should not have.
twenty-five battleships .or • battle
cruisers under constrtictiOn at one
and the same time.
COFFEE WITH OR WITHOUT.
• "
Many Years 'Ago People Did Mix it
'• With
. •
Evidently the Germans do Ant take
kindly to black 'coffee; for we -are' told
by the Neueste Nsehrichten that oa
• the day when the sale of ntillt is far•I
bidden in Munieh, the coffee houses
are almost empty. Yet for- any years
after coffee Was first drunk in Enron%
• says the 1Vtanchester Guardian, nei-
ther the Germans, nor anyone •else,
• thought of mixing Itwith milk, arty
more Otte die Turks or Arabs do now,
• The use of coffee an lait seems to
date from 1867. Madame de Sevigne,
wilting to her daughter in that year,
said that a doctor much in vogue "has
taught us to mix sugar and milk with
our coffee. They make, a most ae-
lightful compound which will help
to support me through the emirs ot
Lent."
In normal times naval contracts re-
presented only a. small 'portion of the
work in hand,at the German ship-
yards, most of them being' busily en-
gaged on mercantile vessels. To a
great extent t s ast name( activi y
would cease on the Outbreak of .War,
especially as under the German Con..
stitutioir the shipyards automatically
pass under tht control of the State in
war time.,
• The most prudent course, there -v
fore, is to assume that the vast • ma-
jority ,ef the 'facilities nossessed:•by•
those establishments have for a year
and a half been available for naval
work and for the Simultaneous laying
down of a very formidable fleet of
tgreat warship's.
-When-the-war-began-the prindipal
• In a letter written 'seVeri years earli-
er she had mentioned as an eccentric
proceeding on the part of Madame de
la Sablierepthat "she drinks milk to
her tea." Readerof. "Unbeaten Tracks
in Japan" ma•Y remember that one of
the Ainus thought it disgusting that
Mrs. Bishop should drink milk and
pollute her tea with a- fluid having so
strong a smell and taste.
1
Can Do My Work
brregulated from rreentral meat- German- shipbuilding - establishments
. distribution office. • - were twenty-six in number. All these
were In a position to construct sea -
CAPTURED NURSES COME HOME. going iFee..bels; though not all' had pre-
• viously unddrtaken Admiralty work
In addition to these there were Sever-
al minor establishments which con-
fined their output to small vessels like
-tugs, &c., but which Would certainly
be capable of building patrol, boats,
tenders, mine sweepers, and perhaps
even small torpedo craft. • ' • .
•
• What Germans Can Do.
'Terrible Work Which Austrians Al.,
' • hied Them 'To DO...
•
Eight nurses of :the Scottish
. Women's .Hospltals, have arrived' '13
London from Kragujevetz,. where; as
prisoners of war in the hands of the;
Austrians,; they. hare • been nursing. •
Dr. Inglis told the -London . Daily
• Sketch" that on the. Whole they , were
• treated fairly. welt, but the wounded
Serbians were left in a Cruet and cal-
• loiis plight. • • . •• • •
'• "Time. rind 'again," said .ifir„ IOUS;
•
WAN $1113SCRIPTIOM
Make Your. Body ;
'Tingle. With life and Frenehlrank Cierk Thought; Strgoger
energy for the dorsVork by . Was a Madman,
eating foods that fcgltfliti "Peir 'Miming,. and • at the same time in-
nutriment—that do not use, nicative of the spirit of FrAPICei JO OM
upon the vitality of the hoar story related hY Roue gores in
I
..1_ _ _re._, ,,, As,,,,,,, 4.t.,,, Flifaro, and whieh concerns 4 sub -
19_ am., ..c",1..1.4 414 $416,voL own/0 • seriptitell to the French at'onal car
i.
WheatrBiscultsup- Lt appears that in 4 :Ordain sraali '
plies„the greatest .amatint of town, the name of which is not given
, tazgii.pmaton the
ci,i withg ethrte4einikeang.sst,.. :15::mTb4:risiti...0 -.mi. .foc,0*;.iiien
10..0y -building, enerov,cre,..., r obvious reasens, a man co 001,44,
walked into the branch Of e Parisian:
eo., IR, ary deMeanor and clothing,•
to ,di!stinglevhuiInf with tnbo;
It is a real whole Wheat food
ready -cooked and read t ' wi• sh to :golbeo::::::::ut:,,
. . y- 13.1 the wicket.-
, serve, containing the life of
1 agow =eh?" the clerk demanded, •
the wheat grain—mar/1g klaki-aw•-ptrar.gc.7, •
added, nothing taken. away; tiucilferoutiy. • '
Start the day right by eating "Twelve million francs," was the an-
• Shredded, Wheat with. hot or ',swTher'e derk gagged. virally he re -
cold milk. Serve it forIun, CoveredlhiMaolf and saw that the man
cheop with oced banana$ or Was not joking; Neither did. he have
the air of a madman.
other frulfs. •
•
, Made in- Canada.
"Row much did you say?" he spar-
. •
• • fed, '
• • '`Twelve francs!'
sane uP9a, but one subject and he
• ' The clerk had heard of Personsin,
knew .that to _cross there meant emitte
big danger.. , .' • • •
"Just a thorrient,"he stuttered,
I% call the manager," .And..lie
hur-
r into :the Private office, net for -
the
..goater from' Tacluenlu,. xt,.getting to leek bis cash drawer.... The •
town in. Chiw that is known as the manger, on hearing the story, came
."Gateway to Thibet.:" Three thous•
and pounds 44ethis...'ildoriferoas
stanais exported -annually.' The btfik
of it .goes to France, Where it is, used
iri; manufacturing . perfumery. Musk
is an essential ingredient of almost
all perfumes. • :.. • • .
Musk has Certain radioactive pro-
pertie.s that cause the odor of the per-
fume to. be carried through. the air
in a very extraordinary way. The .
I•gaze • on • the manager. The laeter be-
radieactive. property of musk affects
gan to. wilt a • bit.
the natiVes who .carry• it to market '
very strangely... If a.package of musk
is held .close to • the body, -for any
'length of tinie,ltproduces sores that.
are entailer in character to (those
-caused by pure. radium.'•
• straight, fumbled' with Ws cuffs, and
. Musk is obtained ,-from a- sort of
looked around for an exit. .
gland, or . pouoh, of 'the. male musk t
• Bu --. -that • he I inesin t•o say --..-such
deer, and it is secreted only during t a s'em
, yen' understand." . . His. voice
certain seasons Of the year.•,The musk
trailed away and • then he mustered
deer is a small 'animal, seldom .more his courage... "Have 'y'ou got. twelve.
than three feet • long and twenty-two million francs?" . • •
inehes inheight. It is becoming more • "Ce,44ainly."
• "Er --here, with you -? 7,.
.. "Of coursep. and he pilled Gut- a
.Sheaf of certificates • Of deposit and
'handed'. them , over. ..The manager
turned them over to the clerk, who
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FACTS ABOUT MUSK.
peCuliar Effects' When. It Is Carrie&
‘.. Close to the Body. .. •
. The Music ot COnitnec'co comes; for
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spinncrs and Weavers., %Vt.) ilia
pay ineiiParienCed IirIi Vilile 1earnir4 •
weaving. Licioa• wages paid in pit •ti-icoo, •
; -4ePartirient3 anti steady. worit fee •
i months to come. Vol' further 1.8•11oit.
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1.4tters. Toolmahcra. lSo -
••onerators experienceilton The Ilarlirf .t1e.0
,sle1ia. ?bone Or wire apPlicationm pie -
tarred. 13. Dell 4:-17.Ion tioinpanY,
-orje Vn.•
out with a jump. He stared ,at the
ustomer.,. His clothes were neither
toe ,old ner too new; he *ere a derby°
hat. • Although he looked like an
everyday man, surely not a than to
hand over twelve million francs. •
"A spbscription?" coldly 'questioned
the manager, buttoning his frock goat,
(All French bank managers and hotel
clerks wear frock coats.) •
• "Yea," and the stranger fixed les
"And you want to subscribe -how
much?" •,
"I said twelve million francs," with
a trace of irritation.
The manager pulled his necktie
• and more scaece every, year, and at
All G
Pain, is one the present rate• will eventually. be-
come extinct.
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THE FRIENDLY ENEMY.. .
It is made of metal, nicker
Plated, Of. a convenient size,
•
. • Simply the'"Thermor" fOr
fen minutes only (no longer) and
it stays hot for full twelve hours
at an even terapeiature' a 125
deg, Rcommended by physi-
• erans, on account of the -steady
heat and sanitary metal case., •
No trble- no' no
danger of scalding, the hands -
no leaks -no expense and one
purchase' luta *11
In sickness, "Su& as Neuralgia,
Qzippe, Itheinnabism*. Neu-
ritis,..Inflamlnationerin fact all
aches 'and pains, the "Therthor"
le invaluable. -As a bed -warmer
and a foot -warmer it has no
equal. •
"The `1Therrnor" ineaSures
81/4" across •and is Vet thick,
yet it weighs, Less than a filled
two quart rubber bottle:
The price is 84.00, sent Poatipaid
• arlywhere and sold under an ab-
,4eolute guarantee froth the mak-
ers. ••-
Higkelass , representatives
'• wanted in some territories.
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MISS DOLLIE McCLAIN TELLS OF
. . '• spoled three receipts before hd man-
. Dol)D'S KIDNEY( PILLS Here Is a Very Touching Incident aged tefill one out properly, while the
• . - From the Trenches., . 1 manager 'hovered at his shoulder. The
: , . A British soldier, Cerporal Holmes, mystewreioaultshystmraannr wriowseasnastnimepilsyw• eiai
Alberta Lady Tells of quick and writihg from the trenches to his wife very
_known, hut -who prefers . to dress and
Complete Cure through Using in England, describes a .tery.touthing
% .. . hire very simply. . His name is with-
• Dodd'e Kidne`Y- Pills. , incident: . ,,.
• ' • W-e-reere_rattendin hela.., • • •
Ferguson's Flats, Alberta, April wounded men when we came across a
10th (Special.) -"Yes, I•am very glad' German who was ' giving first aid to
I can say thnt. I have tried Dodd's •One of our soldiers; Neu (can imagine -
Kidney Pills and found them all that we were surprised. We put the wound -
is • claimed for them." So says Miss ed man on Our stretcher, and the Ger-
Dellie'McClain, an estimable lady re-
siding here.
"I was treubled With' a sore , back
thab„ made me almost helpless. I
ICE-EF—tHILI!.REN - WELL:
To -keep little ones well the' boVvela
man helped ei and came' with.' lista mustbe kept regular, and the stomach
the hospital. , On .arriving, he asked sweet. Nine -tenths of childhood ail -
the doctor whether the "Tommy" was ments .are caused. by derangementaof
all right, and when the doctor told him these..organs. Baby's Own . Tablets
took one box .of bodd's Kidney Pills that.he would get well, he said he was nester fail te regulate the stomach and
rid my back is all right. I can do' very glad. , bowels -that is why thousands •of
mo -
my workandthe pain is ell gone." One of our officer a asked the Ger- thers.would give no other medicine to
Thousands' of women in Canada are man. why he took such an interest in their little ones. Concerning them
•
.
'suffering daily tortures from pain in
the back. Thousands. of others like
Miss McClain are doing their 'Work
Without an, effort because they took
the advice of others and cured their
backachei_by using Dodd's Kidney_
Pills. tl ' .
• Every wciman ahonld use Diald's
ICidney Pills. They are the firfeat
tonic in -the World because, actirag di-
rectly on the kidneys, they tone up
tho,se organs In do -their full work I
Mr. Bywater summarizes the . re-
sources of the •principal yards; cell-.
cereing•wbich we have fairly complete
official information. The particUlars
have been taken from Nanticus, the
*.•• "we appealed to the Austrians for 1.Tasehenbuch der ' Kriegsflotten, • the
dressings, medicine, blankets, but1Schiffbeu,,the journal and certain pa -
they always .said they ,were short,1pers read before the german Shin-
. whereas. they had. the enormous sup-ibuilding Institute.. They may there-
puy which they had captured. . . fore; be accepted as entirely authen-
• "The sanitation • was so appalling tie so far its the situation before. the
that We decided to disinfeet eVery..
• thing. It was , .fearfUi. teak, for'
there were: cesspools, old dressings,
9 led amputated limbs to be cleared'.
"It was perhaps. the most horrible
• . Work decent' woinen have ever been to work on smell ships.
•., , Kiel State . Dockyard -TWO •dread-
.noogirlis couId be simultaneously , con-
structed here without difficulty; There
are several -slips and dry: docks in
hich•sinaller vessels might. be boat,
• . Danzig State •Dockyards. -4o large
slips Or graving, deeks; but sired],
ironcleds and cruisers up to goo. tons
The ard specializes in
eubmarine construction ,an 'ere is
slipway •aceommodation for twenty
large boats. ,It is impossible to give.
even an approximate estimate of. the
capacity of this yard, but it is equal.
to having selferat'snutll 'erasers and
many submarines in hand at the same
time.
Vulkan . Wake, Ilamburg.,4-Two
lireashioughtrauld besimultanerausly
war is concerned.
• Wilhelmehaven, State Dockyard. -
The simultaneous' tonstructioe -of two
dreadnoughts would' be well within
the papacitT of this yard, in addition,
called upon to do."
HANDY HUSBAND.
:Knew Bow tOGet'Part of the
•
• Breakfast.
• • • „
" know one dish I can prepare for
breakfast as well as any cook' on
• earth,' sal my us one mor
• when the cook.was ill and he had vol-
unteered to. help get breakfast. Ile
appeared with his dish and I discovert
ed Grape -Nubs which, of course?
• ". Was easy to prepare for it was per-
• fectly cooked. at the factory, but it
was a good illustration •of the con-
venience, of luiving-Vrape-Niits about
took up ,Grape -Nuts imme-
diateiy after returning -froth 'V 11V#
years"' sojourn in a hot .eo`untryi -Our---hoilte-hofticle&R-nWn-her ef smeller Vefi",,i cOnt111110(1 111 a cenpie of small boxes
Lefore plac- '"---ei 1
00,.„ igourorder fdr
antaryL. wcataidkno it.is free
seeds, see our 1916 Gerd -
en Jublio' ''l
Bug.
, No. 1 Red Clover (Fancy)$16.00 1
• No; 1 hy 1Timothy'
- v, 13.00
isT
5.75
Allow 80c for each cotton bag
We pay railway freight in On-
• tario and Quebec over $211.00
GEGKEs
"THE NEXT. CASE 'PLEASE."
•
How a •Bohemian Peanant Heard of
• ' • th.e 'Death Of. His 'Sint.:
' •
• The Arbeiter Zeitung' of% Vienna„
news paper devoted -to the interests Of
the' workingman of. AuStria,• prints the
following incident.
"'The scene," • says the Arbeiter
Zeitung, "is in s. liftle village in Ito-
heinite•• Wenzel Nekvasil has receivod
some legal paper Neither he not hie
one of his enemies. To that the -Ger, Mrs: Chas. X- Turner, -Marie Joseph,' ,wife, can read, sO„hisi neighbors tread
man replied, "He may be an enemy .of Ilav,e .been using or litre,.tehing-lekvasil that -it is a
'my country; kit he is iny'frierie Tablets off on for tli summons to. appear -hi the .Distriet
and I worked' together in London for past year and la half and hik found -Court. •
more than fourteen years, and .nuthy nothing to equrilthem," The liebletS i•T" 'Perhata4t. is abent. my son,' said
1
•happy hours we have spent •together. are sold by medicine dealers or by • ekknow 'we haVe ;not
vasil. - You '
• •
heard front hirn in fur Months.' .
I hope that When this war ,is over he mail at 25 Cents: a box from The. Dr. • "At six o'clock 'in •the'Morning of the
Will not forget: that. we - are stilt Willianis *eche* .-Co, Brockville; 17th NekvaslI starts to \Valk to the Dis-'
&loe -- M
d,!, ' O, - . ' triet Coert. When he 'reaches the
Court building he is ordered to sit on
- TRAGIC FOLLY. NO:tench in. the corridor. -After wait -
Didn't peak German. •
1 • t
• \ •
of straining- all .the.itiapitrities Out of. It. Will riot be long,. before the ...fly'
the 'blood. '.-,Pure bleed. means new. Season IS again with us, .accompanied
strength for. all parte of the .body: by supplications., frdni th.e • general
New \strength -Means.' new cliPerful- press to "swat the fly." Simultaneous-
ness. Thatja-Why so•niany. women so ly, thedelialy..peison fly paper, makes
Cheerfully testify to the 'benefit re- its appearance; with the possible risk
ceived.frOth using.Dodd'S kidney Pills. I of fatal poisoning•wlierever . 'there
• . • are Children.. • •
For during. 1915 twenty-six cases
of fly-peisoning were reported.':. from
eleven states.; In. 19,14 ferty:sik
chil-
1ozen 'Yeara Age. • dren were- innocent .victints.. ...• •
,
WARSHIP'S WIRELESS ROOM..
. . .
,
•
It Is Quite'Different to That of a
• • This record iS in all probability
A chaplain Of the Grand Fleet inconiplete as symptoms of arsenical
writes that the wireless robin is one poisoning are so similar to those of
of the most sacredly secret places eholtra infantum that even physicians
a battleship. . of long experience" are likely to con -
• "If you come on board to pay us a fuse them and the subseqUent illness,
• visit, when peace breaks, Out, and We I is ascribed to cholera infantum.
can once more have. the Pleasure of The Michigae, Legislatere
seeing what ordinary people look like , bas already passed a law regulating
-:no, I don't mean 'ordinary' pe�pie- i the sale of poisonous fly papers. The
we will sbow, you the inside of the [question should be constdered by every
turrets and take you down into. the 1 civic body Of Canada and the States
engirie-room, and anYwhere else you to stop infantum mortality from an
-pleaae; 1.tht •WO ba1tidiPldfffiltieallyvabaolittely: unnecessary cense.
forget to mention the existenee of the '
wireless. room; an -.y .by chance you , Feminine: Logic:
find 'ourself outside- i6 hallowed per- • , .
Helen annoyed her father with ques-
tal': we shall pdint out to you a no-hile he tried to read the news-
tice board hanging t ereon, w ic or- One evening, among et er
bids even the offkers Of the ship to : p
.tphairiegrs'' she demanded, "Papa, 'what .do
enter uuless required to do so by their
"Without divulging any, ef-its ar-
cane Myster.ies, .1 May go sO 'far as
You dd at the store all day?"
• '"Oh," • lit answered briefly, "noth-
ing." ,
•-Helen .wits silent . a 'moment,- and
Lo say that it is very different in . its then asked. "But how do you kneel+
general economy from the wireless when you are 'dope?" •• .
room of a:dozen years. ago. ••'At-tliiit . • ' •
"What ninat• you ,say when Satan
speaks . to you?" asked the :Sunday
school teacher. . The .little :girl look-
ed digested. • "I don't speak Ger-
Man," she .said cuttingly. _ • .
um Granulated 'Eyelids;
Eyes inflatned by 'expe-
• llant to Sun. Bust and Wind
quickly relieved bylibrino
Eye Remedy. No Smarting.
• just Eye Comfort. •At
Your Druggist's 50c per Bottle., libido Eye
Salve inTtibes25c. F,orflook et thelEyerreeask
DrUggists Or MurlitetycRemedyCo..thicags
•
• Color,' Anyhow. .
The grocer had just put a -new boy
to ivorki and "among the otherinstrudi.
tions Wast is :
•
• "If you do not happen to have what'
a customer 'asks for, suggest,''seme-
.
thing else nearlY• like it as possible."
SoOn a' woinarCctitite inti011ie store -and
asked the boy : "Have you any fresh
green stuff today'P'' , •
'4No, ma'arn,' 'answered the boy,
"but we hive. spine nice bluing."
•
Ing twehours he is Called •In. • '
"I'ydu are 'Herr weesei NeltvaSil?'
"Yes, your •Honor? •
"'Your. son, -Franz- Leek -resin, nine-
teen Ye.areold, who- Was.: with .the'
La:ndsturna infantry regiment; No--,
fell Jike a hero in., battle in. Galicia.
Was he yobr son? .
• • '"Yes, Your Honer.' •
Well, assets to.thevalue of 17.30
kronen Were found on his ' person.
Do yOU
' "'Yes Your . .„ •
,” declare you and your wife
are the only heirs. Now you Witt
please sign this eiamination paper.'
" 'Nekvasil sigua by making. three
-c.rciSes. •
I
So noW yeti ,can go. Nfx1 PleaSe.'
" Nejtyasii. :IgrieS to :the duo,. b11!:
hesitates, .
. Is tbere anything .erse you -wish.?
...asks the:0116A1. - • • • .
'Pardon,' hut I am'.thirilting of .rny
son -is he deka?' • • ••. .
" 'My dear friend, I .(hought that you
understood. 'Orem% non datur bereL
ditas.--lf be were ariVe therO.W.Ould be
reasonno • for • eoiirt . action.'
period -the- Whole aLtheapparatas wtt&aNniturals robsintelat z for ov44,711,40.re:,
••-Obliged te Leave. _EarlY._
• • "Daughter, yonr.. new beau' doesn't
fieient in 'the world. . automatically printed .in Motse .dode remain very • late. The lastone used
Vulkiin Works,' , • nf by a .tape machine which' always work- to hang • around ,nntil the milkman
the largest •drectleoughts. (night to be ed sithely• and frequently failed 16 .eelled•
well within the capireity ,of this es- work at all,' being powerloss • to• lie- • "Well, you see, dad, this one' a.
tablislimentspend to the more delicate vibrations. milkman." •
At the presen1 tinie,. hawever, the
roena is' pecked full with machinery
and tomplicated instruinents."
44
The. Wisdom of Wilk •
•
-s
.The equipment •of the . yard is which stood on- a desk in air''.other, totrutehs were in bad condition and -801.
. .
we Were iri poor healthgenerally. said to be the most nuefali •and ef- wise empty officel the. thessages were
- .
"In a day or two we liked' Giape7
isTUtii better. than any othor kind- of
food on the table. We both gained
ateadily in health and strength; and
'
this was caused b yGrape Nuts and
Postum. , ;
U4 friend of ours,had a similar ex-
, iterienee. She was seribtisly ill with
indigestion and could flnd nothing to
• eat that wottld nqt give her heartburn
: and palpitation, especially at night..
• "She found that a small dish of.
Grape -Nut's with cream made her a
satisfactory stipper and gave her . fl
toinfortable nightisvest. In a short
thrie she gained several pcnindsitt
•
weight." ,
• "There's a Reason." Name given
tanadian Postum Co., Windsor,•'
Ont.
Meer rend tho *bele littert he*
One 114ipeorti troni time to Mine. they
• are gentle% ten,e, ittift tuft °civilian
•
ilatereet.
, • ,
131olun &' Voss, Ilamburg.-Three
or four, wardilps f inaximuni alio
could be comfortable bent at this
yard. • • "
• Weser Company, romen.-Two
dreadnought's would easily be within
.the' capacity of this yard.
•3*ohatin Tecklenberg, 'Gectst,ernunde,
--This yard has all the requisite faH
ciiities for building warships of, the
largest dittonsions, and could prob-
ably take two such vehsels in 'hand at
0110e, ' •• • 6
• Xruppis Germania *Yard, --,
This yard could easily deal with two
or three dreadnoughts. • .It aptleialiZes
alsd in submarines, and Itall'ilnincnSe
•facilities for thisto*Aot work, •
•
AMNBUK
Mother (angrily) -Why. 'didn't you
come when .I called you the ,,first
tithe /
Willie-tause 1 didn't hear , you
till you called the third time: • '
Mother -Now how could .yoit know
It Was the third call unIe4s YOu 'heard
the other two.? •
Willie -troy enough Ma. 1 knew it
was the'third tinie 'caule you sounded
66 mad,
Liniinsat *waves tteitreigite
Purely Herbal -No poison -
ons coloring matter.
Antiseptic -Stops blood.
Pelsoning, festering, etc.
Soothing -Ends quickly the
pain and smarting.
Heals all fibres.
1100.130*. Ali Drusidistsandfitorei
ED.
ISSVE 160.-116.
. • -
• :CHICKENS FROM 11,1C8.
.How • the •Chinese • Hatch •• Chicks
, The. Chinese method of hatching as
many ais five hundreci, duck and chieken
•'
. ...... , 1 eggs in one:sitting has not yet, been
. .
• ,adopted in this couetry. .
. .•
.
, I' 6nsider MINAILD'S LINIMENT .Unhusked eke is Used for .the ,pui. •:-.
the BEST Liniment.in'use. • .
CANADA'S
G R E ATE: ST,
Muskrat Handler
Is the. old firm of
H 'HAM JOHNSON
Limited, 410 St, Paul
• . St W
• Ship all your furs
there and obtain full
alue.
•
MICA
AXLE
GREApia-
.H--ars--b-e eft
standaidfor)iears.
The,. mica fins the
. pores ;in the..spin-.
the. 1. S4ves•:fric-..
wear and
money.
• •
. .
healers IEDeryttlhere..
The Imperial OiI Co,
• Limited.
L---,1111111 11111111111.----j
111111'1
MICA.
L ""dritA
BRANCHES
IN ALL' CITIES
'71
• Her Comeback. •
,
Evangeline -How de you like thy
nelw hat? . ,
- CarOlirie-I think it is charming. , I
had one just like it last year, •-•
. PAINS AFTER
pose, and -when this has been. roa t d
• I '.mygot y foot badly. jaminecl late- it 'is , s e f
e ith er cooled by a fanning. pro-
.elp.:!st•Tfiviil:Ealid6,,itri_-_crei.t,11TwEitsth., .'a_!1‘1:1N‘yAe:irti.71.',I.S7
through ,it unt'l it is lukewarm.
....4.teess, .or the wind is allowed to -blew
-.2The,aireederithen.-Siniliikleii';ic=three.:
Yours vol truly,. ' ----.4-incl-1--le0f--rice_in th0. bottom- lie_.4.: -.7r. O. •lvie:mujA:Kg. ' '. • ' -
•..wdoden tub, and on this erface plaices
. •• ,- .. •' . aboat a Mandrel eggs.; atter layer
of rice about two niches thick. is spread
over them, soid Oil this liryer_eggs. are
, else placed, aed the tub Is 'tilled in
. His • Concertt.:•• • this way Until.thera are six . layers of
• , rice-unsi--live laYers a .oggs, =IC ng
4-43b71?kitt'S the matter, o)bi., Man 7 five .huraired eggs, in, all tin the tub: .
. ..
Every "-Elvnty-four hours the rice
°Exitetly:" ( - ' 1 , • .,' • has.to be heated,.and for this purpose
"I Wouldn't Worry • about 'that, if 1 the eggs have to be'reMoved; and the
were. you.", • . . . .. . • .. bottom' layer ' this. time being placed
• "I'm , not worrying abinit being in On top, and the Other' layers one. row
debt; what troubles Me is ain't my lower down, the eggs that occupied the.
creditors refuse' to let ie. get in 11HY eentral position in the • tub now being
deeper." , ; . •
placedat the edges
'1„"here is some d:fficulty in gauging
. , .• ,
,
atinartra Liniment . ewes Lilting, Ltd. .
, . 'the e'xitet tittle at which the ,eggs will
•. batchi' and unletel eare is taken, sane
se
• "What ruined yoor business `1''
' ' •
t• Itonfio•ttibleereys.ung 0805 are likely tO i be
"Advertising." •• -... , • This isi, of course, the point nt Mali
"IlovV.)." , • • . the. nbilitv ..ol'. the eimert is shown.
"I ' let it all be done, by my eorn
petitors,". ;.$1/11. riar.4's Linintent Curial nandyttft ' •
•
EATING
*tap IN THE STOMACIV-AaD1TY..
BEADAC8ES'---CO1{STIPATIOS
14e
GNS
OF INDIGESTION.,
•
Indigestion -the eoMplete or partial
..failureof :the digestive proeesset,-fred'•*.
guently throws out of gear the whole ,
Arfaeliineryofthelintly„ You oral enjoy
• the iigour and ,%it,,dity nf good health ;
Milet•-•• yOur stotnach. liver and bowl '
,datheir,wittitivgnissly_.ankreilik•UrfirY-
_ . .._....
-
---MCM-4EP
_
EIGELI
• SYRUP
. Al a digestive tottie' and stomachic..
• • remedy,. Mother '§,eigers Syrup, is
• esteethed in tens of, •thousands of '
homes, ntierever the 14: nglish.language ,
Is spoken. If you.sifffer trine% et little, •
ferini 'disorders of :the stomach; ftver
• or bowels, try the eta Of taking 15
to 30 drotts, of •this fattens teniedY
In water, after' tneals, for' a kw;
days and note its beneficial effect*
' 4011.
•
° ASSISTS..
DIGESTION
•
me newt 605t1eeettOlas dire* ii*Ot itvrotrAl
0,55 trill aire Iteld a 50e per WU*.
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