Daily British Whig (1850), 14 Mar 1918, p. 10

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'n __THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1918. Hormet Opinion Doctor Gave His Patient Bedford, Ohio ~"1 was in a pitiful condi weak, negvous and run down so 1 could my ousework. 1 had doctered yeacs and tried everything under the sun. A friend told me about ¥Winol my doctor about it, and he replied, 'It certainly is the bést medicine that can be had today. I couldn't give you any better" I took it, and teday I am as well and yitrong as olf woman could wish to was Vinol that saved me. i Pong Prank 3 A. Hor- key. Ash St, Bedford, Ohio. We guarantee this famous cod liver and irom tonic for all such conditions, Mahood's Drug Store, Kingston Also at the best druggist in all On- tario towns, ~~ For Women's Ailments mpp-- Dr. Martel"s Female Pills have been ordered by physicians and sold by reliable Druggists everywhere for over a quar of a century, don't accept a substitute. IMPERIAL LIFE A father's biggest creditor is his family, which should be se- cured by adequate life insur- ance in The Imperial Life. J. B. COOKE 832 King Street, Phone 508 Residence 842 You Can't Brush Or Wash Out Dandruff ---------------------------------- The only sure way tp get rid of dandruff is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely. To do this get about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at| night when retir- ing; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. Do this tonight, and by morning, most if not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and thrée or four more ap- plications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matier how much dandruff you may have. You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop at once, and your hair will be fluffy, lus- trous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better. You can get liquid arvon at any, drug store. It ls inexpensive and never fails to do the work. ~ AT THE Maple Leaf Grocery Cooked Meats of All Jellied 'Tongue; Cooked Ham Ham Hologna; Jellled Hoek, Fresh assortment always on Alex Potter. Phone 752, 12 Rideau St. # Constipation Cured in His 78th Year With- out Drugs Did you ever Know any person whe was permanently cured of Constipation by taking drags of any kind? Drugs seem to assist Nature ai the time, but 'as time goes on larger doses Are neces sary until the trouble beconwy ehronic, 'Triternal Bathing ls the only real cute Tor Ohta To Nn. It keeps the Colom or Lower Indestine, LR rom all accum- nn performs its Faoons a and' there is no or trouble, Al rw of Conger Lamber nd, twirites ave been wiih in Conny for rhe last nd sould not pass one dicing Tf have used the WB L- ia AR "ago, with wonderful results. iN recommend any rg to use Wt. Dr. Chas, A, Tyrrell of New York in- vented Sod érfocted the B. L. Cas- cade" -- nal 'Bathing, whiel I today efiient cans of ao ok ond the. desired results. Dr. Tyrrell has poblished an interesting Toternal Bathing, called "Why 50 Per Cent. Seade' since getting i right to give ered but #pot cash is thinks that a u is Nao a noble work. The Woman HR Fvelyn came over tiately, and for her husband twenty-three calle@ it he: "1 wouldn't but you!" she After we had and the decarations "Now for the | Aside from ( they were friends of some single was lo meet That George never entered 1 said "Your husba older than ar he'll come XXIL aimost planned the birthday, He old, and dinner dinue wa 100 say laughed decided the she said t of guests' and all, dare all, « y Some deli any 1d Kurt 1 was ghted that S80 I refuse to ead until Ev eems do you suppo Anan Lerrons By Pictorial Review Blue serge uveciped into a dart fitted basque and tunic skirt, with sash, inserted pockets and high col lar as the decorative Jeatures. of the new bcks that combine k-cloging basque BA Sting Sig 16 Ba 3 "Among "the smartest fashions are the f a semifitted, ua Tunic Lb ee Fab © GEORGE REFUSE s TO ATTEND THE DINNER imme! he it to anyone myself young married, young people £0 elyn go much By JANE PHELPS Who Changed "Of course he will! haven't A i tation." I 1 little frighten- elf for the invitation What ho refuse to to go? I should than I could I ae- replied oo} ¢ eel Ling { he me ppointed he oT velyn cautioning ingle thing 1 to me, afte mber every [| Mra. Sexton told me Is » invited to a Told. birthday gin- vhen he came itation will ld George mal A SAA AANA A Gar ly & J Practical ome Dress Making| Prepared Specially fo. This Newspaper the design carried out in 2d in high- a pan- and all nie, skirt sleeve, es "O" thréad 'the I remaining is re is room t gore of the 5 laid along the » narrower fold- t for the panel triple "TTT" ithe lengthwise tunie be desired rated, cut off the i length before : material, Y nds itself to still ano- orm of developme nt--with open ind collar of contrasting mate- velit to correspond with the r and tunic without pockets. FOLD OF LL IRA Pictorial Review Costume No. 7564. Sizes, 16 to 20 years. Price, 20 cents, Tho ideal bi broidery™agi ins double collar which Fs blouse is convertibl n summer costunte is shown in white ; immed with hand e sting is 'neck. dinner years "Rvelyr Reeve is for Kurts. He is old." "It will be impos for go," he replied without even when it was to be "But isn't for week!" 1 claimed Ba he hud had an idea it was the next night. "That makes no difference! affairs bore me. A lot girls and half baked the kind." I felt my eyes fill, and the chok- ing feeling in my throat But 1 de- termined not to givesup hope until 1 had pleaded with him. "But George, it is to be a lovely party! the menu is delightful"---my husband was very fond of good food "and there is to be dancing and favors, and everything! Do you'll go." "I told sible." I, sald no more. 1 couldn' out crying. But I ate no which made George even more un- pleasant. giving a twenty-three ible me ex such of giggling fellows.] know say you would be impos- "If you can't have your own way, you sulk and act like a child," he said when I told him I coul{ln't eat 1t wasn't true, I never sulked, but it hurt me to have him say it After he had gone tg the elub--or somewhere else--as usual, I thought it all over. I would go anyway. That 18, I would unless he either forbade me, or locked me up. I really con- sidered he was quite capable of the latter if 1 went contrary to wishes. Bat if he allowed me to go, and was just cross, why 1 would try and not let it spoil "y good time. Why lie wasn't so mi ch older than the rest, yet he had called them ---- Actress Gives Recipe For Gray Hair A Well Known Ac tress Tells How to Darken Gray Hair With a Simple Home- Made Mixture. Joicey Williams, American actress, the well known who was recently playing at the Imperial Theatre in | St. Louis, Mo., made the following | statement about gray hair and how to darken it: "Anyone can prepare a simple mix- | ture at_home, at very little cost, will darken gray, streaked or hair, and make it soft and glossy. To a half pint: of water add 1 ounce of bay rum, a small box of Orlex Compound, and % ine. These ingredients can be bought at any drug store at very little cost, or any druggist can put it up for you. Apply to the hair twice a week until the desired shade is obtained. This will make a gray haired per- son look 20 years younger. It does not color the scalp, is not sticky or greasy dnd does not rub off. that AA AAS AAA NN A AN AlN ANAS T As ture may be to! asking | 4 "The with-! dinper, | his | faded | ounce of glycer-| 'giggling girls, and lows." | wished he YOUnger haked been half had feeliug and act ' { fel-y just 0 little Petty Tyranny. arning 1 didn't men-| But when George night, 1 showed him | which had come bhy| post, and asked him if he wouldn't] {reconsider. hen he refused I said *"f told Evelyn that | would come." "Oh, you did. And how did you} now 1 wouldn't ohjeet?" ] "But yon won't, will you, GQ are all my re, the girls {I do so want to know them." |, "Well, go along! .But don't {me to go to such paby affairs. They jbore me Whg# do you intend to wear, to this party you are going tu {without me?" white dress | {Loring's. None of them have seen it, | land 1 never have worn-it but that, once so it is in perfect condition." "You be sare it is, or I won't have jyou going in it. I won't have peo-, iple say my wife is badly dressed, | even at a party where she probably {won't be with people who know, | "Oh, it is perfectly all | George," I exclaimed, frigh |he even now change his { forbid me to go "I'll be the judge of that! aren't all right when you |ed, you'll stay at home. I 'home early to judge." I knew my dress was all right,| that he could not object to it in any | way, It wasn't even crumpled, and | he had approved it. Yet I was chill-| ed, all my enthusiasm over the party} gone for the time \ I loved George at this time, but] as 1 left the room I had a gueer feel- ing of disappointment and fear. Fear | of the years to come, (To be continued) | The next me {tion the dinner jeame 'home at {the invitation al eorge | i {Th and | ask | wore to Mrs. | right, ! tened legt! mind and] If you | are dress-} shall come | ANCIENT SOAPMAKING anls Made Soap Two T honsand | Years Ago, A soap-boiler's shop The ( was amon) | the things discovered in the excava-| years ago. | h volcanic] the| | | tion at Pompell several | The city was buried beneatl { ashes A.D. 79. It is said that soap found 'in the shop had not lost} all efficacy, although it had lain un- der the ashes for more than eighteen] hundred years. Soapmaking was] quite a business in a number of the| { Italian cities at the time that Pom-| | peii was destroyed. Pliny the elder] speaks of soap, and says that becaus | its price was so high many substi-| | tutes were used, among them a kind| of glutinous earth and fine sand mix- | ed inthe juice of certain plants that| | made lather. History tells us that! the Gauls made soap twe thousand; years ago by combining heech-tree {ashes and goats fat. family Her-i {ald., | Skeletons Discovered In Ruins, | After a lapse of close upon 2,000) years since the destruction of Pom- peii the skeletons of four of the vie-| tims have been discovered in the act-| ual:positions in which they were overtaken by the catastrophe. Two of the victims, apparently a man and | wife { cloistered garden | bent almost { of rhe suffocating debris, = s ARES Tif whi Test GHIE ™ | he Has been Canada's favorite yeast for over a quarter of a century. Bread baked with Royal Yeast will keep fresh end moist longer than that made with any other, so that a full week's supply can easily be made at one baking, and the last loaf will be just as good as the first. MADE IN CANADA EW.GILLETT COMPANY LIMITED WINNIPEG TORONTO. ONT, MONTREAL belonging ta the upper had evidently been caught shower of red-hot stones in the of their villa, and while hastening to seek shelter iu a corner had been suddenly buried and asphyxiated through the collapse of the roof overladen with volcanic dust. The husband was found in a sitting position, with his head and back bent forward and his legs wide ! apart His wife was standing erect immediately behind him. Her gold earings were found on a level with y her ears, and there are two gold rings still on the fingers. A third skeleton was that of a youth huddling with his face to a hole in the garden wall. The last of the group, a full-sized man, double under the weight had, on a an iron ring engraved corn- classes, Kimonas That Slip Over, by the slipover &imona is the last word in slipovers, and apart rom the fact that it must be drawn over the head very carefully so as not to gpoil the coiffure, it should be a very practical garment, not only for ne- gligee wear at home, but should prove a perfect boon to women when travel- ing for Pullman use. Many have been the gowns designed for use in sleepers, and everyone knows how in- adequate is the ordinary kimona when one gathers an armful of rai- ment and proceeds from sleeper to dressing room I'he To Dry Sweilters, After washing swoaters hang them up to dry on the steam radiator or in an open oven, so that the weight' not { pull them out of shape, do not of but place them finger of the right hand inset with a prettily elian--Argonaut does Ask your "GROCER" For SUNKIST SEEDED and SEEDLESS RAISINS The Best for Pie or Cake. The SAFEST MATCHES in the WORLD Also the Cheapest! -- are EDDY'S "SILENT 500'S" Safest because they are impregnated with a chemical solu- tion which renders the stick "dead" immediately the match is extinguished Cheapest, because there are more perfect matches to the sized box than in any other box on the market. War time economy and your own goof sense, will urge the necessity of buying none but KDDY'S MATCHES, -- AA A A i A AAA NSA A A NF AN » a time like this then economy is preached and practiced to the fullest extent--it ticularly i jmportant for the to know how things, J Jook, 2s 'new. made to oe ats best" v best to make eYour furni- by freq : quent] te BL Fle tel ] lig pv aii look its best; each ished surface to reflect the sunlight. ' Makes the beautiful pried ail up LS All the beauty of a fine picce of wood is easil jade & to of O-Cedar P "show up" by a correct plication of pr rou superiority 18 ich. A light rubbing with O-Cedar and quickly remove the dust, scum and grime-- you will note the Jeappeasance of of . grain which the wood showed when One. of Jin O.Cedar. ry water the real beauty of new. Use it as directed on the boitle There is only one correct must directions in order to yay to use O-Cedar--you ave true economy way: A wet AS IT POLISHE: ge a. cloth--a few drops of O-Cedar on it---a light rubbing-- @ brisk crag with a dry Sloth. this gives you md remarka 'O-Cedar Result." ' Every er mark every trace of that bluish film--will fin ly vanish. Cedar gives a surface that gleams like glass--a surface so hard it will not require further attention for weeks. Nothing like it for floors and linoleums To have floors clean and brightly 'polished, you need an O-Cedar Polish Mop--and on your mop. always use O-Cedar Polish. On your linoleums too, O-Cedar is the wl correct polish. Keeps them from cracking--keeps them fresh and clean. O-Cedar Riu shapes--price $1. O- Cedar Polish comes in several sizes selling at 25 cents per bottle up to $3.00 for gallon can. Get O-Cedar Polishat any Hard- ware, Grocery or Furniture store. RD hg

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