> THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, _FEBRUARY 13, 1918. A LIFETIME OF SUFFERING Puamatad by "Flt ates" The Wondartu Fru Medicine 58 Maisoxssove Sr, Her, Que. *Inmy opinion; no other medicine i8 so good as 'Fruitatives" for | Indigestion and Constipation. For years, 1 suffered with these dreaded diseases, trying all kinds of treatments until I was told I was incurable, One day a friend fold me to try 'Fruit-a-tives'. To my surprise, 1 found this medicine gave immediate relief, and in a short time 1 was all right again", DONAT LALONDE %0¢. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25¢, At all dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, - Any system of personal cleanliness 1s fconplete that does not include a Sanitary Hair Dressing «this can only mean ¢ 9 NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE Applications at the better barber shops Guaranteed by The Herpicide Co. Sold Everywhere Or ---------- LIKE BOLT FROM HEAVEN'S BLUE | Told In Twilight h * - > or {Continued from Page 23.) , The new 'rincipal of University Mrs. arrived in and Tuesday Mrs President, and President of the Association in mal luncheon Mrs, Queen's the Principal and mer professor at Queen's luncheon in Dr. Taylor's honor. have been spending or street, Toronto, will end of this month O'Rielly, son of Cornwall, in Mrs, Arthur Judge London, | Meredith, the Clarence Court, Gate, Sir Willlam and Lady Osler, Perley, Lady Drummond, Panet, D.S.0., and Mors. Panet, K. Kerr, Mr, and Maj. Al. Mrs Meredith, L. Osler, Mrs. Gavin Ogilvie, Harty and Mrs. Fraser - » * - Queen's Bruce Taylor Toronto on Monday and ests of Mr. and Mrs, H. Wellesley street, On John A. Cooper, Past Frank Yeigh, Alumnae 'oronto, gave au infor- or Mrs. Taylor at the Selby, and in the evening the Queen's graduates in town gave a reception for his wife in the Faculty of Education Bullding. On Tuesday James George, son of a for- -gave a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dobbs, who some months with their son, E. R. C. Dobbs, and Mrs. Dobbs at the Athelma, Grosven- return to their old home In Kingston about the - - - After the marriage of Capt. J. O'Rielly, England, bride's mother, held a reception at Chalfonte when the health of the bride was proposed by Sir 'William Osler, 4 relative of the family. Amongst those present were: Lady Brig.-Gen. Lt.- Col. and Mrs. George Cassels, Mrs. J. D.S.0., Charles Cambie, Col. and Mrs, Lamb, Mr, and Mrs, F. L. Mrs, Charles Lindsay, Capt. and Mrs. Wm, Heart Best So Fast COULD NOT SLEEP. Had To Sit Up In Bed. Heart trouble has of late years be come very prevalent. Sometimes a pain catehes you in the region of the heart, now and then your heart skips beats, palpitates, throbs, or beats with such rapidity and violence you think it will burst. You have weak | 294 dizzy spells, are nervous, irri- table and depressed, and if you at- temipt to walk upstairs or any dis- tance vou get all out of breath, There is no other remedy will do you so much good, restore your heart to a natural condition, build up your strength and give you back vigor and vitality as Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. + Mrs. A. Russell, Niagara Falls, Ont., writes: "At nights I could not sleep, and had to sit up in bed, my heart would beat so fast. "When I went to walk very far 1 would get all out of breath, and would have to sit down and rest be- fore I could go any further. I was advised to get Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills and before I had used two boxes I could sleep and walk as far as I liked without any trouble." Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills sare 60c per box at all dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, To- ronto, Ont, A CANDID GERMAN, Writes Book About the Blunders ot His Country. One of' the most extraordinary books of the war, "Two War Years in Constantinople," by Dr. Harry Stuer: mer, has recently been ublished in Berne." The author returned to Ger. many at the war's outbreak from the German colonies, volunteered and served as an officer in part of the Masurian Lake campaign. The New ie LOSSES ON GREAT LAKES. Only Fourteen Vessels Were De Stroyed Lasy Season. The logs of Iife on the Great Lakes during the last season was much smaller than it was in 1816, and the property loss was very small when it is considered that all the ships of all classes were in commis: slob from the siart to finish and that conditions were very bad during ihe first month or six weeks and during the latter part of the season. The Lake Superior traders bad to werk through lee up to the middle of June and about a dozen steamers were stuck off Duluth barbor on the 6th that month. Ice crushers had to 0 a channel between Lake Huron and Lake Superior in May, and while a number of boats were forced ashore and damaged, not a ship was lost, Steamers that were out after the Arst week of December bad to be taken through the Tce flelds by car- ferries and tugs. The ice crushers succeeded in keeping the Soo river open, but the channel between Lake St. Clair and Lake Erie was blocked a large part of the time from Decem- ber 10 to Dec. 22, when the last boats of the down-bound fleet reach- ed gpen water in Lake Erie. The steamer Henry Cort, which was sent out from Buffalo to assist the boats through the ice, was sunk in collision near Bar point. Twenty-five lives were lost on the fourteen vessels that passed out of existence during the past season, compared with seventy im. 1916, when thirteen ships were total losses. Seven members of the crew of the little sand steamer Desmond were drowned when she foundered on Lake Michigan, and the other men were lost on old barges. The steamer George A. Graham, which stranded in Georgian Bay, and the steamer joudreau, which was driven ashore in a sixty-mile-an-hour gale on Lake Huron, were the only steel boats that were total losses. The Goudreau, which bad a cargo of pyrites, was the biggest loss of the season. She was insured for $195,000. The Goudreau en Moving materials, Give At Least 10 Days HERE is a great scarcity of skilled telephone men through army enlistments. It you have a telephone and intend moving, we should be notified immediately so that arrangements can be made to move your telephone promptly. War-time demands havé also caused a shortage of all telephone Subscribers are asked to co-operate with 'us in conserving telephone supplies by ordering only absolulely necessary changes or new installations. Notice--- Among those present at the Skat- ing Club on Saturday evening were Captain and Mrs. Horace Lawson, Captain and Mrs. Morton Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawe, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Inglis, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Ryan, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Smith, Miss Mildred Jones, Miss Lilian Kent, Miss Eva Richardson, Miss Mamie and Miss Ruth Anglin, Miss Mary Prime, A happy discovery of Cincin- } nati chemist interests { women here ! York Evening Post recently printed the following account of him: "In the beginning of 1915 he became un- fit for further service, was dis charged, and took up his old profes sion of correspondent His news: paper, Die Kolnische Zeitung, one ot the wost influential in Germany, sent him to Turkey, where he reported the Dardanelles campaign. was formerly the Pontiac. The Gra- ham, wheih was abandoned by the owners, will cost the underwriters about $125,000. The passenger steamer Germanic and the steamers Case and 1. J. Boyce were destroyed by fire and the steamer John Plankinton, which was sunk in the Detroit river, was the only boat lost in a collilson., Seven The Bell Telephone Co. of Canada "Good service * * * our true intent," Q ait at ttt itt te ute SESE Se Your high heels have put corns on your toes and calluses on your feet, but why care now? , You know that pine Is used in : EES i oer, Sg A genius in Cincinnati discovered a magic ether compound and named it treezome. A quarter ounce of this freezone can now be had at any drug Store for a few cents. Apply a few drops on your tender, aching corn or callus. Instantly the soreness (is- appears and shortly you will find the corn or callus so shriveled and loose that you lft it off with your fingers. Just think! You get rid of a hard corn, soft corn or a corn between the toes, as well as hardened calluses for a few cents and without suffering one particle, without the slightest ir- ritatiop of the surrounding skin. Just a touch of this marvéfous freezone oh 4 sore, troublesome corn gives in- stant relief. Citicura Soap for every-day use r Pp of Cuticura now and then as to heal the first pimples, red- or scalp irritation, will have as Clear a complexion and as good hair as it is possible to have. Sample Each Free by Mail Ce Ty SELLA AAALARL AAR SS sa an Rid hh bh i hh Easy to Make This Pine Cough Remedy Thousands ot TePeTTee s wear by its | ALAA SS ASS a oy AASALS SS TETTTTTTTTTTTY Tew Sass sa S88 vee Miss Helen Hemming, Ethel Wier, Major Bish England, tie, returning Uglow, Miss Marjorie Uglow, Miss Isobel Fraser, Miss Nora Martin, Miss Elmo Miss Lucy Waddell, Miss Ethel Miss Edith Morrison, Phyllis np, V.C0., Mrs. Bishop have arrived safely in Wood (Orillia), Miss Margaret Miss Miss Helena Wier, Knight and Miss Jean Duff, Kent, Miss D.S.0., - Colonel and' Mrs. G. Hunter Ogil-{ it, vie, Earl street, entertained at the tea hour on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Commander and Mrs. Nixon and Miss Phyllis Neilson-Terry. » * . Miss Marie McMinn, Ottawa, was a week-end visitor with Mrs. D. G. Mec- Phail, William street. Miss Kathleen Saunders, Kingston, spent tha week-end in Hamilton with Mrs. R. J. Renison, at the rectory, Charlton avenue. Commander and Mrs. the guests of Col. and Mrs, CN. Per- reau at the Royal Military College. Cadet Gordon, Conant Myers, Bar- to the Royal Nixon are Naval and "Part of his stay in Turkey coin: cided with the Armenian massacres and deportations, of which he saw a great deal and heard still more from German, Turkish, and other reliable sources. He became firmly con: vinced that the German Gevernmeut bad played a cowardly and dastardly part in compounding this, as he calls 'the most terrible crime in his- tory." While serving in the army, he had already heard from returning Officers sufficient to convince him of German frightfulness in Belgium Now he found his countrymen play: ing an even more fearful part. He wrote a scries of articles for hie newspaper which slipped through the censorship, but caused him to be Mis- missed, Later he was recalled to the colors, although suffering from a severe case of heart failure. His physician told him that service at the front would be fatal to him, In some way he seems to have escaped to Switzerland, where he has written the present book, as he says, with. out being prompted thereto by any outside influences, and for' the sole purpose of showing that there is at least one German able and willing to | Toronto. . 4 Pleasant visit sisters College, is spending a few days with his aunt, Mrs. Walton Ball, Toronto. | * * Herbert Sheridan, Brockville, spent the week-end in Kingston and Lady Mann, Tqronto, who is spend- ing the winter ig Montreal has taken a house on W. ount boulevard, Mrs. James Kirk, after a week's with her mother and returned to her home in Brooklyn, N.Y., to-day. Miss Beth Small is again visiting her aunt, Mrs. A, D, Cartwright, in Ottawa. fous pet names: ally for speak the truth. The Slang of the Poilu. The poilu calls his bayonet by var- the bayonet cutter," "a corkscrew.' eyele is a 'teuf-tenf." gun is a "'coffee-mill" or an sewing machine." are called sparrows," "Rosalie" ( new-style bayonet), which makes a wound like a cross), "a knitting-needle,"' espec- 'a roasting- spit," "a Josephine," 'a fork," and the old-tyle "a cabbage- A motor~ His machine Small bonibshells and bullets Brigadier-General Stopford Maunsell are in ing at the Chateau Laurier, . » * Government Steamship dy, Capturing Wild Monkeys, ds a trap-door in the roof, around, disturb trap shuts them in. other method for catching them js mast Judictods one. 5 Mrs. y : and gr 'poll's knapsack is his from Kingston for a few days, stay Alfred Ernest Day and Dr. Henry Egerton Day announce the engage- ment of their sister, Mabel Elizabeth to Matthew Robert Davis, Dominion Inspector, The marriage will take place short« ---- Monkeys are frequently captured | 5eePs Many Pile Sufferers From This in nooses and in traps bullt in the shape of houses. The only entrance: which. communicates with a trigger set upon the ground. Food is spread t oe ter, hy dl operation will cure you. are 'prunes' or "chestnuts." The "erystal closet." The famous .75 field piece 's called "the little Frenchman", or "Charlotte." "Un cou-cou" is a small bombshell; and a large Lomb- ell is called "uncollis a domicile," fterclly a C.0.D. THE DREAD OF AN OPERATION Risky and 'Expensive Method of Trestment ~~ You Qan'Be Cured Without an Operation, St. Jean, ue., Feb. 13 --Possibly couraged because your physician has told you that nothing short of an "} You dread the thought of a surgi- i§cal operation, for, the ex- pense and strain on'the nervous sys- tem, there is the visk of life itself. Dr. Chase's Dintment has frequently cur- ed -afier surgical ns have failed. Tt is every day curing cases which physicians. have stated to be incurable by any _ treatment short .of an operation. ! It you could read a few of the let- ters we receive 4 of the boats foundered, and two stranded. The steamers Pentecost, Mitchell, Saxona, and Natironco were sunk in collisions, but they were all raised, The fourteen ships that were total] losses had a carrying capacity of 26,- 750 tous a trip, or 535,000 tons for a season, figuring twenty trips for each boat. The ships were valued at about $614,000. The boats that were lust in 1917, their capacity, where lost and valua- tions, follow: Germanic, Collingwood fire, $75,- 000. ' Case, Lake Erie, 2,500, $30,000. J. Plankinton, Dsgtroit, collision, capaélty "3,000, $60,000. I. J. Boyce, Lake Erie, fire, capa- city 600, $20,000. - (i, Graham, Georgian Bay, strand- ed, $125,000. Cioudreau, Lake Huron, stranded, capacity 3,600, $195,000. Desmond, Lake Michigan, dered, seven lost. - (leo. Marsh, Lake Ontario, foun- dered, 12 lost, capacity 350, $4,000. Magnetic, Lake Erie, foundered, capacity 2,800, $30,000. W. Rend, Lake Huron, foundered, capacity 2,000, $25,000. Hiawatha, Lake Ontario, founder. ed, capacity 700, $5,000. Athens, Lake Huron, foundered, five lost, capacity 3,600, $14,000, Abyssinia, Lake Brie, stranded, capacity 3,700, $20,000. Aloha, Lake Ontario, foundered, one lost, capacity 1,000, $5,000. An Epitaph to a Shell, : Ia a letter from Pte. Wm. Price, R.AMC., Toronto, who is some- where in France, he tells of a mod- ern miracle. 'Last Sunday week," he writes, "about 6 p.m., a shell (coal boxes we call them) eight inches wide and four feet long, passed through the roof and side wall of a barn in which the bearers sleep, and feil into the grounds of the hospital; but, thank God, it didn't explode. "Strange to - e, the subject of fire, capacily foun- the service was 'Miracles,' and this| was one of the greatest, for had it come a little later there would have been several of us having feod and rest in the barn. The shell smashed heavy beams, hu them just where I would have been resting. We buried the shell, and enclosed it with a fence. This is the verse we made up and placed on it---- "Here lies a shell of German invention, To do us great harm was the Intention, And in striking a barn it caused great : alarm, While the troops were singing the ~--teenth Psalm. But don't be afraid, the danger is o'er; Still, ir it goes off we'll say 'au revoir." So now well conclude with love and affection, + i Sincerely trusting there'll be no re- surrection." Spruce Beer, . The fishermen of Newfoundland, strengthening the nerves, and restort pars, In order to convince all sufferir will send a 46-cent LOX, eno each lady sending me tfaddress. En WwW. LADD, Windsor, | J Sold by lead T0 ALL WOMEN WHO ARE ILL This Woman Recommends Lydia E. 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