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ed by Leon Tlleremin the young granmi bv thenéailfe 1:35 Hex “gala Russian Professor who not long ago trustees in Dlmfermgne G;m;‘n’:l devised ihe “ether music” apparatus.~ In trying to protect the wbman Kubs; The altimeter sets up an electro- was Struck by the engine but com magnetic field without a. recording tmued ,D hold her dom; between instrument, and this field the in- me platform and the mn “nm me V9¥1l0l‘ SAYS. Varies Wm* Chi? dlslame train passed over them. Kilby was

a town located six kilometres west lto the earth. Variations are recorded severely injured, and is to receive from Tariia. lon u dial in terms of altitude. _ ,more honors when well enough.

building a tunnel under the Straits of Gibraltar has returned with a fa- vorable report. The cost of the tun- nel was estimated at approximately $43,000,000. The tunnel itself would be 20 miles long and wide enough to "pe:'_mit the daily passage of 20 trains. ` The' tunnel would start ironf Torpena

INF LUENZA LEAVES A

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T HE NERVES WEAK

|The Danger From the Disease is Seldom Over when the Acute Stage is Pass-

ed-'-Tonic Treatment Strongly Recommended.

_A Doctors have agreed that Spanish influenza. is really a severe forui of the grippe which became known in this country a. number of years ago under

- the French name of “la grlppe" and which has been epidemic several times

_ ._SiIlL:e.

The danger froill grippe is seldom over when~_the cllaracteristic 'symp-

~ toms, the fever, the cata.r1‘h,.il1c headache and the depression ol' spirits pass

away. The grippe leaves behind it we akened vital powers, thin blood, im- .paired digestion and oversensitive nerves-a condition that makes the sys-- .tem an easy prey to pneumonia, bronchitis, riieumatisnl, nervous prostration and even consumption. Too much stress cannot be laid on the importance 'of strengthening the blood and liervcs during convalescence Until the blood is built up _there can be no complete re covcry of strength and health.

‘-dll -_~:5_‘;.. i A- _ xiii* _'."_‘,`.H,»' ‘gl Among the many victims of la, ‘ ,'-, 2 ll-1 _ grippe who proclaim the value ol' Dr.

who says:-'I was token down with a severe attack of la. grippe_ or influ-

ns of the trouble left me. but I did

had always been a strong man, 'There were times when I felt I could hard- ly crawl about. and I was so run down I could scarcely go about my business. I continued taking medi- cine but it did me no good. Then I

vigor. I can most strongly recom- mend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to all

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rebuild the blood. to strengthen

.the weakened nerves and to get back _the lost flesh and strength is the pro- blem of the victim of an attack of in- ‘ffuenaia -How Mr. Charles Darling. of No. I4 Water street. Bath. Me.. ac- ‘_coni'pllshed this is best told in l-iis own words. _ "lily doctor treai/ed me successful- lily for i.he.grippe.“ he says, "but he Qdid not seem to help the after-effects fo! the disease. I had headaches neafly all the time. my strength was

I a:id..:»_ Iwaspale and lost

(vas very thin and poor and my sto- mach troubled me.

“One day I got a box of Dr. Wil-

liams' Pink Pills at the drug store and after taking them for about a week I noticed my health was better. My headache was relieved and I was getting stronger. I continued their ,use and have a better appetite and lean eat anythingl want. I no long- ‘er have that tired feeling. my color is normal and I am gaining in flesh."

Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale

People contain just the elements needed to build up the blood and re-

store the lost color and vitality. W energy circulates through the syste with' the enriched blood. ihe heart stops its alarming palnitation, color returns to cheeks and lim, Nothing more is needed except sunlight. good air. proper food and rest..

WEAK AND RUN DOWN

it left me weak and all run down. I had severe pains in the chest and under the arms. palpitation of the heart and attacks of neuralgia which left me with the feeling that life was scarcely worth livingi I was taking d0ctor‘s medicine, 'but it did not help me. and I was much discouraged. I was advised to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and begaii their use only on the principle that I would try anything that might better my condition. 'I had only been using the pills a couple of weeks when the pains began to leave me. Gradually my strength re- tumed. y appetite improved. and in h little gore than a month I felt my olri time visor had returned. I am sincerriv glad I was parsulded to Cf! Dr. wiuiams'.Pirik Pills. and I shall

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Following an attack of grippe, Mr.

William Fielder. of No, 132 First street, Albany. N. Y., suffered from stomach trouble. He says:

"I was very much run down after

having the grippe and lost both iii weight and strength. My stomach was often sour and was very weak. A dull aching pain in the back of my head caused me much distress Ari article in the paper brought my at- tention to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and I gave them a trial, Before the first box was finished I felt stronger and kept. on with the remedy. I am feeling good. and my stomach is as strong as it ever was. I have gain- ed iri weight and strength and no longer suffer from headaches. Dr. Williams Pink Pills certainly helped me wonderfully and I am glad to re- commend them."

Miss l'l'ene Bowles. Portsmouth.” GR" vycn-|y|s NEED A T0N|'C

Ont.. says:-"I take much pleasurcl in rewmmmdinfr Dr- WHll=m=‘ Plas! 'nie debllity that invariably follows Pills. because I have proved _their ‘ the mpg, ls not 5 disease of any one worth in my own case. Last winter I l°,g,m_ It is , general condition of had 5 “V979 amwk °f 15 3711399 "ld lunfitness. It must be met b a rem

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edy whose good results will be quick- ly generalized throughout the entire system. In fact. it must be correct- ed by building up the blood which. when rich and red. carries renewed health and strength to every part of the body.

Dr. William' Pink Pills are a tonic,

not a stimulant. They build up the blood and not only cure the disast- rous alter effects of srippe. but are also a specific for all troubles due to poor blood, such as anaemia. rheu- matlsm, indigestion. women's ail- ments. and the generally worn out feeling that affects so many people. You can get these pills through any dealer in medicine. or by mail at 5Q cent! a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,

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Tmwf “nd disappear in the sunimer S that We Bet more flesh air and Sunshine in the sunfuner, In the “'"\l¢l'. we shut ourselves in illy ventilated rooms, _with ge;-mg whim have a chance to do their worst to

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la-“°8 80 betldgv par. ns T0 Ventiliie our homes and offices

would do much to overcome these diseases. It has been found that expensive fan systems 'of ventilation “T9 HOB as §00d as window ventilat- ing Tschemes. The tipped bggrd gr Klass '_ which admits air from the Sllshtly Opened window and throws the draft to the ceiling is p, gpod device. To open the window just 9, wee bit on a cold day will holp. Some homekeepers open the house and admit the breezes thoroughly the first thing in the moming, before the house is warmed for the day. The person who wants to be vigorous will sleep with windows open, even in the coldest weather. A warm blanket taken to bed with you will help you to keep warm and you will need. a wailm nightle and per- haps-a night cap. I have often wish- cd I might invent a nose muff. '

The body should not become chill-

ed, to reduce vitality. One shoilld dress and undress in a warm room and take a hot water bottle, a hot brick or soap stone, or wrap a warm blanket about the lower exll llities when getting into a frigid bed.

FATS AN%,FO0DS

In our mania for reducing, many

eaters are looking askance at fats but we need them in our systems to lubricate our organs, to supply the vitamins they contain. and for warmth and energy. Children will become skinny and anaemic and adults will become diabetic and suffer _from intestinal sluggishneas without adqueate fats in the diet.

Butter and cream are delicious

sources of fat but they are not the only fats which are desirable. Ham fat, bacon fat. and other fats of meat should be used liberally in win- ter weather, and' theymay be made attractive. It is said that the Eskimo will eat a candle as eagerly as we eat candy. He knows his need for energy and warmth. Beat up~ham and bacon fat and -season them and use them as a. spread on brown bread sandwiches. .

Fats are spoiled by cooking too

rapidly. Boiled meats should be cook- ed very slowly, nflarely slmmered, or cooked in the waterless cooker. Bumed fats are distasteful and in- digestable_ To season the fat of aj piece oi’ meat. add onions, carrots. sweet peppers, orange skins, candied ginger, cloves or other vegetables or herbs when baked or boiling, or use inayorlnaise when making o. spread for ii fat sandwich, Fat may be sub- stituted for butter in many ways: In the spread of a sandwich, in season- ing an escalloped dish or vegetables. or a meat loaf or in the making of cake, pudding or biscuit. It is an extravagant housewife wlho wastes the fat left fl:om cooked meat.

‘ FIRESIDE GARDENING

When the wind howls outside

and you begin to get drowsy from the comfy fire inside. do a little dreaming of the garden you will have next summer. Resolve to cul- tivate at least one new kind of flower in it. Send for your seed catalogues early; make s. design for it on paper. save your cereal boxes for the early tomato plants. When transplanting time comes. the bottoms may be re- moved without disturbing the roots.

Some evening when you are ambit-

ious. make plant stakes and have them ready. Inspect your flower bulbs and see if they are drying out too. lnuch_ If they seem shriveled, sprinkle them lightly. If they are damp and moldy they_need air.

It might be well io give a. thought

to your winter house plants and not wait for sprng. They will thrive beat in air which is moist and fresh. Keep the leaves free from dust. Use a little commercial fertilizer or plant food around the roots, and keep the soil stirred. An old fork is a good utensil for this purpose. If they are nipped by the frost, thaw them out gradually. Cut flowers will keep longer if the stems are cliplled and the flowers given fresh water daily, :ind they are kept in a. room which is not to warm.

CANDY IIINTS ’

Cooling before beating produces

candy of finer texture.

Evaporated milk is better than

flesh milk for making candy.

Cooking at a. low temperature

makes it more creamy.

The faster you beat candy, the fin-

er its grain.

when candy ik oooklhs- remove

:.ugai- crystals from tha. side of the pan, or course crystals will form in the candy ' Do not stir candy more than nec-

assary while it is ¢00klIi8. 01' il/ Wm sugar quickly.

when you em testing candy. tb

.sec lr it is cone. remove it fr°m 01° fire during' the test that it may not cook beyond the stage indicauid by the test. Butler or cream in candll Wm make it more creamy and less gran- ~ ular.

T0 THAW WATER PIPES

Never thaw out the middle of a

pipe niet for fear it will hum. Thaw first the end toward which the water nins. Open the faucet to show when the flow sums. Beginning at the open end. work back toward the source of supply. If it is a drain

work upward from the lower end.

It, is simple and effective to apply

':r..llng wstcrl .or hot cloths io a 'czcn P1118 or, if them ia no danger

‘oi lu-e. a torch or a burning news-

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UNDEIGIIDUND GARAGE!

for Pa ’ enum of underground |ara¢ea‘?'I'ha lint. under the Place do latoiiranatthestoekhmhanga, will have space for aaveral hundred' automobiles, and fi

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Combinations of fabrics in shoes l

'is quite the vogue. There are Alli-

sators and snake and plain leathe.

lwmbinodi dull finish with paien

leather; black trimmed with gray n grey with black;__a.nd browns of var

ious tones united.

Suede is a good material for s

winter shoe. Black suede pumps are popular. 'I‘oday’s pumps are cui high, making the foot look ‘ more slender. Pumps have many straps, perhaps of a shade differing from the shoe. Black suede shoes go well

with gray stockings. I

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If you wish to iron clothes soon

after they are sprinkled, uae Warm. or better yet, hot water for sprink- _ ling them. To use a small brush or whisk broom for sprinkling, enables you to use hotter water without burning the hands. and divides the drops more finely and evenly in the sprinkling. .

CRANBERRY JELLY

Btem and wash one quart oi' cran- berries. Add one cupful of boiling water and cook until- the skins are broken. Strain through a sieve. pressing them through the mesh by means of the back of a large spoon. Add two cups of sugar; bring fo the boiling point asain and tum into a wet mold.

V MRS. SOLOMON SAYS

“Radiance and health and courage"

-Don't they have a ringing aourldl Contrast them over against "stiff, jerky movements, lifeless expression and stooped shoulders." The one is to be gleaned from exercise in the flesh inviigoratirig (outdoors. The other Walt-a for “Alice Bit by the Fire."

Will Always Use The Same Kidney Remedy

Prince Edward Island Man Highly Recommends Them in All Suffiaren

What Mr. I. Wright says About D0dd’a Kidney Pills

I-Iowlan, P. E. I.. Jan. 18.--(Special)

The following is one of the many letters of praise which we are contin- ually receiving. It comes from Mr. I. Wright, R. R.. No. 1. I-Iowlan, P. E.

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Can you use electricity conveniently....... anywhere. _ _ .any-

time. _ _ .in your home; or 'must you climb up on a chair and

unscrew a. la.n1pOl?llb every time you want to connect your vac-

uum cleaner or her appliance?

Adequate electric outlet facilities are essential for really

enjoying the greatest benefits of your electric labor-saving and comfort-giving appliances.

` All through the house you will enjoy, the convenience of convenience outlets, upstaiisas well as downstairs.

' Convenience outlets can be added easily, either in a new:

house or an old one. It is not costly. Just call in a reliable con- tractor or ask at our office.

Maritime Electric Company Limited ‘

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“I cannot say too much for Dodds

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Kidney Pills as they have worked wonders for me. I had backache for some time and could not get any- thing to help me. I had heard what Dodd'a Kidney Pills have done for others. so I tried two boxes and now I am feeling great. If I am ever

them for they did me such a lot of

ed from druggists everywhere. or The Dodds Medicine O0.. Ltd., Tomato 2. 5

of Paris. confirm the report that he

the British Govt. for a. visit to India f

Viceroy. Hia itinerary hu not l been fixes but ocnci-sl oournyiiea 2 l'i°l>eS to visit all the principal cities v

bath local life and the organization D of the British arm in India. Great importance is attached in French colonial circles to this visit in view

good. I am-a laboring man 33 years Ulm* » old and recommend Dodds Kidney W have the Ywns chickens hatched Pills to all iiiahsy sufferer-s." _ at

Dodys Kidney pm., can be obtain, will be able to have the most fav-

oiiable conditioxis it'or making a

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PARIS, Jan.. I2.-The staff of ure more quickly than former

General _Goui-aud, military governor b `

Will BUUPUY leave at the invitation of an

SELECTING THE LAYER

(Experimental Farm Note.) .

Of the many factors in selecting

troubled agnln 1 win tulle more of 331°” f°1‘ their Mink Qualities

t of sim and growth must be idered 'therefore it is necessary

the proper time. so that they

teady growth to maturity, without

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t0 I/1811' India such bu-as as the while Leghcrh.

tho first three weeks of April

Ont. any orclng. For birds of the Ply

them a six months period for

nconas, etlr. need not be hatched,

last week of A rll and u to the

reeds. _ _ Having obtained the desired growth d size the next thing is to look

those characteristics that each

where he will be the guest of the individual requires to make her a

fitable layer. For a pullet to be a

cod layer she must possess a strong igorous constitution. body capac-

in that WWW Where he w11l study ily and quality of breeding with

roper maturity. A strong vigorous bird is charac-

tererized by a. clean cut, *short to- medium head. stout, broad beak, prominent bright eyes, a bright red comb and a well fleshed body set upon legs. that are reasonably wide apart. Do not hesitate to discard all birds with long. thin, crow-like heads and sunken eyes, or with heavy beefy heads, as they rarely make profitable layers. The head of a Dullet or cockrel, like that of a dairy cow, is indicative of what may follow it-. A poor head usually has a poor body associated with it.

Abdominal capacity is absolutely

essential if the digestive and repro- ductive systems are to function properly and to their full extent. To obtain this capacity, the bird's body must possess ri back of good length good width which is carried well back from hips to pelvic bones. The other important bone structure to look for in the bird's make-up is the keel or breast bone. This bone must either run parallel with the back or slightly sloping downward. It must be long in order to _sup~ port the internal organs. The cap- acity of the bird is usually judged by the distance between the pelvic or lay-bones and the keel or breast bone. Other things being equal, a_ bird with good width' between the

fair chance will be a producer " Pallets hatched early. Properly grown, not_.forced. that have the combined factors essential for a producer, namely in general appear- once, vigour, with a good head, deep broad body. good width between pelvic and kéel bone, and active, should prove profitable layers.

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LION CIIOPS BEING SERVED As the resultof the recommend-

ation of the Duke of Gloucester, loin chops are being served in a famous Kflll room in London. The Duke enjoyed one while hunting in Africa, and Londoners who follow royalty are trying them with more or less satisfaction.

LINE TAKES 17,000 LIVES In the building of a, railway line

in French Equatorial Africa, 17.000 laborers have died from disease. privation and exposure, according in latest reports. As only 87 1-Z miles of single track have been laid. hte average number of .lives lost is 20u it mile.

She: "Are you going to take mc

for a ride tonight?" ‘

He: “No, rin sorry; I just held the

pelvic and keel bones, may-be torm- ed a bird with capacity and, given a

car washed and I can't do a thlnil with it."

of the important part played by General Gouraud in the pacification

and oglpnizatiou of both Syria and Mlonoc _

Right Education Important fo Agriculture

Education of the right sort is the

most important thing to the most important industry oil Gans/da to- dBY. that of Bificulture. I know the work that is being done by the agri- cultural loumals, and I hope they will continue to spread the gospel, I hope they will lay more emphasis in the future than they did in the past on the importance, on the dig- nity, on the advantages of being a farmer and living in the country, where you can get more out of life than in any other business in the world. After all, the 8f0\\‘elt fun we get in this world is 0115011118 what we are doing. Without that enjoy- ment have a mizhty hard time in gettingzhroughthiawoi-‘id. Idonot know any businou you can not men solid ploaaun out you are doing it

a success of it. If

boys and girls to undomtand

nmviate Just what that mean; them, than we have solved the moat important Problem affecting agri- culture in thu Dominion

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MONUMENTS

A Rare Opportunity You Cannot Afford to Miss

Having done away with all Agents in the year 1928 and by giv- ing our customers the 10% discount we always paid to Agents we have_ done the largest and mostpleasant business since we were established over 30 years ago.

We recently purchased over 4000 dollars worth pf Granite from one firm for cash, and for 30 days we are giving from 10 to~20

pecent discount.

We have a large stock of the latest designs, and our workman-_

$hip'the best

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Our stock includes Scotch and'~Native Gran1tes,_ Vermont Marble, and a. full line of Granite and Marble bases.

Last year we saved our customers almost three thodsand dol- lars (Agents commission) and our I929 prices will be even bat- .

ter.

Call and inspect our stock

Designs and quotationsmailed .to any prospective customer. L p Raised Lettd-s and Carving a_SpociaIty. _

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