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BRIGHT, HEALTHY, ATTRACTIVE GIRLS This Condition Can Only Be Maintained Through Rich, Red Blood It makes all the difference in the world to a girl whether she devel- ops into a bright, healthy, attrac- tive woman or sinks into a sickly, unhappy, suffering semi-invalid. The girl whose blood is poor and scanty who is anaemic, as the doc- tor terms it starts life under too great a handicap. She is weaker and more frail than her compan- ions who have rich, red blood. She is more easily fatigued in body and taind, and work of any kind ex- hausts her. In time her health breaks down. She becomes pale, looks worn out, is languid, irrita- ble and nervous. Her heart palpi- tates violently at the least exertion, and she falls behind other girls in looks, health and a capacity for en- ioyinig Life. Abundant rich, red blood is the onJy thing that can re- store good health to the many thousands of such gills. This rich. red blood can only be obtained through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. They have given thou- sands of weiak, white-faced, blood- less girls robust, vigorous health and high spirits. Here is a bit of proof. Miss Olive Gauvreau, St. Jerome, Que., says: "I have reason tf> be more than gratefu.1 to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, for they re- stored me to health after more than one doctor and many medicines had failed. I suffered as so many girls do from anaemia. I was all run down, tortured with headaches, uld not stand any exertion, and nad no appetite, though of course I had to force myself to eat. I was in this condition for nearly two years, and although doctoring con- 'tinually. seemed to be steadily growing worse, and I was very much . discouraged and despondent. Finally a friend urged me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and I discon- tinued all other medicines and did BO. In the course of a few weeks there was no room to doubt that I hod at last found the right medi- cine. My appetite returned, the headaches began to come less fre- quently, and color was returning to my face. Th continued use of the Pills for a little longer fully re- stored my health, and I have since been as healthy and active as any- one could wish. I cannot too strongly recommend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to other weak and ailing girls." You can get these piUs through your medicine dealer or by mail post paid at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Dnt. IN A KKiHTKOtS I'Al'SK. The Karl of Kcuconsttcltl on Britain in Poai'o and War. The late Earl of Bcaconsfie'ld, in replying to the toa.t of "Her Ma- gty's Ministers.'' during the un- tied state of Europe at the tinve, fr the close of his speech used fse words, which are now reca>ll- as being particularly applicable the presenrt war: "The Lord Mayor has told us to- :lay that Britain is the country of all others who^e policy is peac?. We have nothing to gain by war. We are essentially a nvn -aggressive Power. There are no cities and no provinces- that we desire .to appro- priate. We 'have built up an Em- pire of which we are proud, and our proudest boast is this that this empire subsists as much upon sym- pathy as upon force. (Loud cheers.) But if the struggle comes vt should oe recollected that there is no coun- try so prepared for war as Britain : there is no country whose resource's are so great in a righteous cause. Britain is not a country thait will have to inquire whether she can en- ter in a second or a third campaign. She will coinnw-nice the fight that will not end until right is done." Afterwards Blessed the Cat. Maud Did he fall on his knees *hen he proposed ! Marie No, he was so rattled he stepped on the cat and fell on his neck. __ ^^__ ^ Happy Mortal. First Traveller Why is that pompous fellow strutting about so absurdly? Second Traveller He found some ham in hi* railway sandwich. THE FALL WEATHER HARD ON LITTLE ONES Canadian fall weather ia extreme- ly hard on little ones. Due day it is warm and bright and the next wet and cold. These siiddeu changes bring on colds, cramps and colic, and unless baby's little atomach is kept right the result may be serious. There is nothing to equal Baby's Own Tablets in keeping the little onos well. They sweeten the stomach, ri>gula.U tiht- bowels, break up colds and mako baby thrive. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 86 cnt* a box from The. Dr. Wil- liam*' Medicine Co., Brockville. Ont. A Austria has a female |xi]iiilation of nearly 15.000.000. VALl'K OF Sl'UAK AS FOOD. What (ho Polar Kxniorer Kals anil Drinks. Sir Edward Shackletcn, t'le ant- arctic explorer, who is leading au- c.ther expedition t:) the south pole, gave an interview to a newspaper correspondenit before he left Lon- don. He spoke, among other thing's, of the value of sugar as food to tra- vellers in that region. The craving for it is very strong, he declared, and then he addled : To show you how valuable sugar is to the explorer, there was an occasion when we matched 321 miles, drawing laden sledges, in fourteen days and a half. Every two hours we each took two or three lumps of sugar. Within ten minutes of eating them, we couild feel the heat go down {through our bodies . The highest temperature of that march was sixty-two degrees below zero. We shall take with us no stimu- lants except tea and cocoa. We drink the tea ait midday to refresh us for the afternoon march. The cocoa is taken the lasit thing at night to preserve bodily heat dur- ing the hours of sleep. The greatest temptation that assails am arctic ex- plorer is the desire to drink on the march. At his feet tiiere is poten- tial liquid in unlimited quantity. But the snow is at forty degrees be- low zero, and must be melted in the mouth. The heat required to melt it is much too precious to be used in that way ; it is needed to keep up the bodily heat ajid energy. ''Catching cold'' is almost un- known in poilar regions. The only time w ever suffered from cold was just after we had opened a bale of Knglis-h clothes to serve them out for winter wear. The germs, ap- parently, were lying dormant among the clothing. They "woke up" on being heated. The men whose duties took them into the open recovered in a day. The oth- ers Buffered fur four or five tlavs. Every Stiff Joint Limbered, Hlie-mmlisni Cureil ! That Old Family Remedy "Nerviline" Is Guaranteed for the Worst CURES NEURALGIA, BACKACHE, LUMBAGO. Rheumatism to-day Is unnecessary- It is so well understood and so read- ily curable that every day we have re- ports of old chronics being freed of their tormenter. "I can speak confidently of the Ner- viline treatment, fcr the simple reasou that it cured me," writes Albert a. Cornelius, from Kinds', jn. "You can i imagine how stiff and lame and sore I was. Nights at a time I couldn't sleep well. I followed the Nerviline direc- tions carefully had it rubbed intb the sore regions four or five times every day. Every rubbing helped to reduce the pain. The swelling went down. I got a fair measure of relief in a week. I also took two Ferrozone Tablets with my meals. They increased my appetite and spirits, purified my blood and toned up my system generally. "I am well to-day as a man could be in perfect good health. I give Nerviline all the credit." A large family size bottle of Nervi- line costs only 50c., or the trial size 25c., and is useful In a hundred ills in the family. Whether it's toothache, earache, headache neuralgia, lame back or a cold, Nerviline will cure just as readily as it will cure rheuma- tism. For family use nothing equals Nerviline. 4. The Explanation The bald-headed traveler, who had just returned to France, was relating his experiences to an en- thusiastic young woman. With flourishing gestures, he had recited a litt of the places he had visited. "I am very well acquainted with Mexico I have traveled extensive- ly in Brazil I have visited the red- skins/an their own wild land.'' "Oh/' cried the fascinated young woman, with a rapt glance at the shiny top of his head, "that is how you happened to be scalped." Mlnanfi Liniment for salt everywhere He Still Hud a Chance. Mr. Plintopp They say that men of brains live long. Miss Keen Well, don't be dis- couraged, Mr. Pldntopp ; all rules have their exception*, you know. Dodging a creditor is one form of commercial activity. On Arms. Would Tingle and Itch. In One Great Mass, Looked Scaly, Used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Rash Disappeared. So. Biucton. One. "My skin trouble started about seven years ago. My arms hKan to tingle and itch. A watery looking rash, very One and oloso together, would break out every summer. It would itch and burn as the trouble progressed and It became worse when I scratched it. It looked ashy and scaly and in ouo grcac mass. My arms were so rtlsflgurwl I could not wear short sleeves. I could not help scratching It all the time and when I had taken a bath it would itch and burn for about an hour. My flesh was sore from scratching. " I used all kinds of soap and used sulphur baths but nothing would relieve me. AC last f saw the advertisement of Cuticura Soap and Ointment in the paper and I sent for a sample'. The samples helped me so much I got a cake of Cuticura Soap and a box of Cuticura Ointment and began bath- ing with the Soap and water an hot as I could bear it. then I would take a little of the Ointment and put on the skin. I did this every night and morning. I used only two cakes of Soap and one box of Ointment and in less than six weeks the ru-sii had all disappeared and now my arms look natural again." (Signed) Mrs. Andrew Johnston. May 29. 1914. Samples Free by Maif A single cake of Cuticura Soap and box of Cuticura Ointment are often sufficient when all else has failed. Sold throughout the world. Sample uf each mailed free, with ;li!-p. Skin Book. Address post-card "Cuticura. L)cpt. D, Bosion. I'. S. A." iKRMANY A 1'E.U KM AKEH. I | What It Ha.s Doni- fur Better Feel-' in 1 .' In Ireland. As all the world knows, interna- tional war has proved a great con- iciliatnr in Ireland. As a contribu- ' r to the Bystander says, you can- not give much attention to the dis- member, .ent of the empire when y<m arc not certain whether you will have an empire to dismember. There is a geniality about- the Xationailist volunteer that makes you know that he would rath-r fight some one else Germany in this case than Ulster. A few stor- i ies are current that help to show how very ripe Ireland wa~s for con- : ciliation. Not long ago a company ' of Nationalist volunteers, passim? a ; company of Ulstermen. and being uncertain as to the customary eti- quette between deadly enemies j saluted. In a northern district there was only one field suitable I for drilling, and a= the two opposi- ! lion armies wanted it. the owner i began bidding them against e. !'. ether. Northern canniness assert - : ed itself. The commanding officer ' of one battalion approached the enemy, and they agreed to rent the field in common, and use it on al- ternate days ! A third anecdote relates that while some Ulster volunteers were drilling, a Ka&ooaJiat was seen sit- ting on a fence, watching them. | When he was questioned by an Ul- sterman. he explained that his own company had mislaid their rifles and could not drill ; "but," he add- ed, "we were waiting to see if we could get the lean of yours when 'you've done with them.'' ClarR's Pork 5 , Beans Highest grade beans kept whole and mealy by perfect baking, retaining their full strength. Flavored with delicious sauces. They h*v no eauaJ. FAHMS FOB SA.LZ: 8.. w. DAWSOH, Toronto. Colborn* Str*b IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SJiL-L. -fc Fruit. Stock. Grain or Dairy t'arni. write H. W. Daw son. Brarouton. ur > Colhorno Rt . Toronto. B W. DAWSOH. Colborne St.. Torcn'.o. FOR SALE. _ EGISTERED HAMPSHIRE ti'.V'N'JJ prize winners. All ages. Botti -s Fisher Bros.. Benmiller. Ont. R NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE. The Eye of the Submarine. (i'ni>ral Ituzsk}. The general commanding th< Rus- sian forces in Galicia, who has gained a remarkable series of suc- cesses. Where They Live. A child from a country town, who lived near an orphan as\!uin, wondered why so many children were there. "Why," said her small hostess, "that is where the orphans I live lots and lots of them- little girls and boys and Mr. and Mrs. Orphan are both dead." A Well-known Man. Mlnard'a Liniment Co., Limited. Dear Sirs. I can recommend your MINAKD'S LINIMENT for Rheumatism and SprulnH. afi I have uaed it for both with excellent results. Yours truly. T. B. LAYERS. St. John. lie Wax Cured. And you say that Brownley was cured of a bad attack of insomnia by suggestion)'' "Yes purely by suggestion ' His wife suggested that since he could not sleep he might as well sit up and arnuse the batby. It worked like a charm.'' A modern submarine ha.s a mar- velous eye by which the navigating officers on the boat can survey the surface of the ocean, even when the craft is completely below the wave*. The eye of the submarine, or periscope, is a straight, hollow tube about six inches in diameter and fifteen feet long, that leads from the steering chamber of the vessel to the surface. The upper end of the periscope contains a mir- 1 ror, inclined at an angle of forty- five degrees, that receives the im- ages of objects on the surface of the water, and reflects them downward to a second parallel mirror at the lower end of the tube. In some ca^es prisms, which revival a larger part of the horizon, are used in- stead of mirrors. The navigating officer of the submarines boat sur- veys the su rface of the ocean by i looking through a single or double | eyepiece at the lower end of the tube, exactly as if he were using a good field glass. The periscope is Uhe only means by which the pre- sence of the submarine is revealed to the enemy : but as the small tube projects only a foot or two above the surface, it is a difficult object to discover, still more to destroy. Even if shattered by gunfire, a re- serve tube can be quickly substi- tuted for the damaged instrument. She Should kitou. .lark may have hii faults, but his heart is in the right place. "Well, you should know, my dear, for I saw you with vour ear against it last night in the conserv- atory." Chicago and North Weetern By. Enter- tained tlie Canadian Ticket Agent* In Chicago. As a farewell feature of the reception tendered to the members of the Cana- dian Ticket Agents' Association, and ' their wives, who attended their conven- tion October . 7 and 8th. the CHICAGO j AND NOKTH WtfiSTBKN RY. enter- I tiniieil them at a luncheon In the Din- Ing Room of their new Chicago i'nssen- ger Terminal October 8th. The Dining Room was neatly decor- ated, and in deference to the nativity or the visitors sprays of maple leaves, (the emblem of Canada) adorned each table: and appropriate souvenir menu cards prepared especially for the occa- sion were distributed. A personally escorted tour of the Passenger Terminal after the luncheon was made which the party enjoyed very much. Sore Eyes Granulated Eyelids, Eyes mti.imcJ by expo- sure to Sin, Duslaml Wind quickly relieved by Nurlnc Eye Remedy. No Smarting, just Eye Comfort. At Your Druggiit's 50c per Bottle. Marine Ey Salvein Tubes -"V. ForBookollbeEyeFreeask Druggists or Nurlae Eye Remedy Co., Chicago Careful uf His Ka/.or. "Oh. George, before you get your razor I must tell you that I I bor- rowed it yesterday." "What, again !" "Y-yes. I had to do <*oine ripping. But it's just as good a* ever. You'll never notice the difference. 1 sharpened it on the stovepipe.' 1 To dream about a horse isn't ne- cessarily a nightmare Mine. Bonard, a widow, ha-- nine sons in the French army. When a man suffers V.mi insom- nia he can hear the bed 'ick'ii:c i" the silent watches of hlv. 1 iiischr,. The great, thing in the world is not so much to seek happiness as to earn peace and self-respect. We all have nee<l of the prayer .-I the British mariner "S^vp us, O God. Thine ocean is -o lar^-- and our little boat is so sniaM." 0,1" (.mill i'.M.il . ''I'll say this for the prune, " re- marked the grouchy boarder. We all listened attentively. "You can eat it. or leave it and that ends it. You don't find it" con- tinually bobbing up as a made over " Mlnird'i Liniment Relieve! Neuralgia. In Search <f a Commission. A doctor, says the London Opin- ion,, rtopned his car on a side street near the home of a patient. He was accosted by a woman whom he re- membered to have seen several times, but whose name he did not know. "I suppose," said the woman. "that yer gettin' a good fee, air, for attendin' the little Smith boy?" "WeiH, ye, I pet a pretty good fee, but why do v<- iu ask i" "Well, I 'ope yer won't forget that, my libtle Algy threw the brick tlvat 'it, 'im '." A SEPARATION GRANTED Not by process of law. but by the silent working of "I'utnain's" are corns separated from aching toes. Any corn or wart that "Putnam's" won't cure hasn't been discovered yet. Insist on Putnam's Corn Extractor only, 2Cc. at all dealers. Physician This mans fonditiou is not due to drink. He's been drugged. Policeman (turning and speaking timidilyV --I'm afraid ye're right, sir. I drugged him all the way a matter of a hundred yards or more. MISCELLANEOUS. CAM KB. TUMORS. LVMPS, ETC.. internal and external, eured with- out pajn by our home treatment, write us before too late Dr. Bellman Medic&l Co.. Limited, Collingwood. Ont. CANADIAN TROOPS DODD'S I !'. 4. ISSl'K 43 % 14. FOR THE FRONT EVERY CANADIAN will wieh to have . record of tho part our "Boye" are playing in this greatest war of history. "THE WAR PICTORIAL" ha. secured eplendid photos, at great expense, of the embarkation of our troops from Quebec. This ie juet one of the features of our "Special Embarkation Number." just pub- lished. EMBARKATION PICTURES SHOW ROYAL CANADIAN DRAGOONS ALBERTA HORSE GORDON HIGHLANDERS 48lh HIGHLANDER* ARMY SERVICE CORP* FIELD HOSPITAL GRENADIER GUARDS CANADIAN FIELD ARTILLERY CANADIAN NURSES FOR THE FRONT PICTURES FROM THE WAR ZONE THE B.VITLE OF THE MARNK BRITISH WOUNDED GKRMAN PRISONERS RHEIMS CATHEDRAL In addition to the fine illustrations, the Summary of the War gives a record of the outstanding happenings of each day in interesting story form. The publication in issued in weekly parts, in handy size for binding. It is printed on fine enamelled paper, size 9 x 12, with at- tractive three-color cover. Price 15 cents, at all newsdealers. Special Subscription Offer.- Send 50 cents (money orjer ot coin) for four parts, or one dollar for eight parts, commencing with No. I, and including Valcartier and "Special Embarkation Number.'' Postage paid anywhere in Canada or U.S.A. Send all oidors to the publishers of "THE WAR PICTORIAL" DODO-SIMPSON PRESS LIMITED 1114 10Ht IAMC STRUT WOT, MOKTHiil, OKI. When a Woman Suffers With Chronic Backache There is Trouble Ahead. Constantly on their feet, attending to the wants of a large and exacting family, women often break down with nervous exhaustion. In the stores, factories, and on a farm are weak, ailing women dragged down with torturing backache ana bearing down pains. Such suffering isn't natural, but it's dangerous, because due to diseased kidneys. The dizziness, Insomnia, deranged menses and other symptoms of kidney complaint can't cure themselves, they require the assistance of Dr. Hamil- ton's Pills which go direct to the seal of the trouble. To ghe vitality and power to the kidneys, to lend aid to the bladder ami liver, to free the blood of. poisons, probably there is no remedy so suc- cessful as Dr. Hamilton's Pills. For all womanly irregularities their merit is well known. Because of their mild, soothing, and healing effect, Dr. Hamilton's Pills are safe, and are recommended for girls and women of all ages. l!5 cents per box at ull dealers. Refuse any sub- stitute for Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mau- drake and Butternut. FEW CITIES STKOXiKR. Antwerp Fortified Since Middle ol Kith ( riltliry. The fortifications of Antwerp an 1 , reckoned among the strongest in the world. The city has lxen fortified since the middle of the sixteent.1i century. In 1860. twenty-eight years alter the taking of the city by Kng lisli and Fremoh troops. Brialmont. the noted Belgian fort builder, BU- j pervised the rvfortificatiou of the city, and since 1877 it has had a line of forts well out from the in- ner defenses. The growing effect of modern siege guns,, however compelled the Belgians, if they desired to pre- serve their neutrality, to modernize their defenses. In 1!X)7 the- Govern- ment decided to do away with the inner line of walls and replace them with an inner line- of forts on the right bank of tho Scheldt. The plan involved the barricading of tile intervals between the eight forts with iron barricades and per- manent redoubts. At t.he north and north-east great e-arthworks were planned for infantry, and ditches, which can be inundated from the Scheldt, were dug in front of these earthworks. The forts on the left bank of the Scheldt are to supplement this inner line of de- fences. The greatest importance is attach- ed to the outer works. They con- sist in part of new fortifications, in part, of old fort* rebuilt. The work was begun in 1913. It i probable that this idea was realized and that the fortification system is now prac- tically complete. Of the new forts on tho outer line, five lie to the east of Antwerp Gra- venzel, Oele-ghem, Broeche-n. Reftscl and Koiiigshoyck. There are six re- doubts lo the west., and two more protect Krtbrand and Braschaet in the north, while three new forts, Breendonk, Liezele a.nd Bornhem, have been erected on tihe eolith. The fort Haesdonk, protected by two redoubts, also has been erected on the west. This outer chain of forts lie* from ten to eleven miles outside the city and has a front of about 80 mile*. ODD WEEKLY IN. LIVE TOWN J York County. Stationery and Boole e in connection. Price only **.<M- Terms liberal. Wilson Publighiue OtOOi- pany. 73 W,..-t Adelaide Street. Tor-nito. AGENTS WANTED. AGENTS, UP-TO-MIXUTE WAB BOOK and Combination Christmas BUtsI aru SURE MONEY-MAKEHS. Uaiulsoraa Samples FYw; Beet Terms. ORDER NOW; Poetie twcnty-nve <-ent. Nk-h.>U *'oin- Duny Litniii'd Publisher*. Toronto Mlnird'i Liniment Curt* Dandruff. "Do you feel that my course of treatment is benefiting you?" "You bet it is. Doc! I have acquir- ed a very true appreciation of the folly of throwing one's money away." 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SOLO BY ALL LEADING OKUGOISTS, or a trial bottle will he sent pre- paid mi receipt of the regular price, Jl.HO. COPEL*ND MEDICINE COMPANY, Limited 511 PAPE AVE.. - TOBOWTO. 1 ; K'M.'rfii iiM<i'-r Pruprietory and Pateni Medicine Acl N,.. .>:n. WHAT IS YOUR MIRROR'S STORY? YOU can't have a beautiful complexion for the asking. Tndmfh COLD CREAM used regularly will remove blemishes, and make the skin smooth, clear, and sound. Vaseline Cold Cream contains no animal or veg- etable fats. It is sterilized in the making and delicately perfumed. A full size jar of Vaseline Cold Cream will be sent to you direct on receipt of the price 15c. Drug and department stores everywhere sell the various "Vaseline" preparations. Write for free, illustrated "Vase- line" booklet telling all about their. CHESESROUGH MF'G. CO. (Canlolid*i*d) ISM CHABOT AVE MONTREAL , <