CIVIL WAR VETERANS WOULD AID FRIENDS { Says Tanlac Did Him 80 Much| All Encased In Armor--Provisions | Good He Wants to Give Every Old Soldier a Bottle. "I wish 1 «« dier a bot way it has fixed n would add years Frank B. Kendrick, eran Mving at 4800 Nashville, Teun, "Some time back,' "I had rheumatism le « Hae, for from the a Livil War vet Charlotie avenue, continued, he Was on the verge of a general Yreak- down smd had about despaired of ever walking again. I was fast los- ing what little flesh and strength 1 had left and could hardly sleep and suffered constantly with headaches. "After taking Taniac a short while I begun to improve. 1 kept it up till I have gained thirteen pounds and feel better and younger than I have in years. Tandac just filled me with new life and energy and put me on my feet again, I have m fine appe- tite and can walk anywhere I want to go and hardly feel {t at all." .. Tanlac is sold in Kinkston by A P. Chown, in Plevna by Gilbert Ost- ler, in Battersea by C. 8. Clark, in Feranleigh by Ervin Martin, in Ar- dock by M. J. Scullion, in Sharbot Take by W. Y. Cannon. --Advt, AA citi os ptt ath Don't Spoil Your Hair By Washing It When you wash your hair, be care- ful what you use. Don't use pre- pared shampoos or anything else, that contains too much alkali, for this is very injurious, as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle, The best thing to use it just plain mulsified cocoanut oil, for this is 0 bad, and went | down so fadt, that it looked lke 1 IHELICOLAND GREAT FORT | { buy every old sol- up I believe it] to their lives," said | was | ret Af | three sides. THE DAILY.BRITISH WHIG, FRIDAY, MARCH 2 | WAIST OF FLESH GEORGETTE GERMANS SPENT $10,000,000 IN BRECTING LONG-RANGE GUNS. I'wo Years Delivered on tho War Wag Declared. March niles north-west Elbe, was a British essfon from 1870 amd until it eded to Germany in 1890, in or $¥cessions in East Africa. Immediately this island passed into the hands of Germany the Kaiser de- termined that it should be a great stronghold, behind which the German navy could hide carefully in defiance of the greatest sea gower of the world--the British. This island, one-fifth of a square mile in area, is triangular in shape, with two of its sides Hsing directly out of the sea to the height of 190 feet. To the south end of the island there is a stretch of sandy beach be- tween the rock of the Oberland, as the tableland ia termed, and the sea, which has for years been popular for its sea bathing. By 1911 the plans of the Kaiser practically were completed, Equip- ped with $10,000,000 worth of long- range guns, capable of sinking a hos- tile feet venturing within 15 miles the entire Oberland had been encased in an armor belt of steel, concrete and granite, providing protection not only from hostile cannon, but from the onslaughts of uke sea. Natural fissures in the rocky sides had been filled up by thousands of tons of con- crete, Buttresses 16 feet thick and 240 feet high were erected on ali Through cupolas and over the top of the island peered can non of all descriptions. Hiding be hind the armor belt were as many more guns mounted upon disappear ing carriages, Upon these carriages the ponderous weapons could be lift- ed above the armor by weights, fired and then forced by their recoil to drop back into the gun pits for re loading. For Very Lay 18.-~Heligoland, of the | CATARRH | COLDS | BRONCHITIS | CURED WITHOUT DRUGS | It sible | i | i is really impos- | to treat Ca-| tarrh, unless by in-| haling the soothing | germ-killing vapor of] Catarrhozone. Its rich{ fragrant essences are breathed from the in- haler to every sore, diseased spot in the breathing organs. Not a single germ can es- cape the healing fumes of Catarrhozone which acts on the in- fected linings of the Mose and throat just 'as an ointment would act on a cut finger. You see Catarrhozone soothes, cleanses, heals. It cannot fail 'to reach and cure Ca- tarrh; it's simply a wonder on weak throats, bronchial coughs, deafness, buzz- ing, ears, and all other symptoms of Catarrhal cold. ' Get Catarrhgzone to-day. Complete out- fit costs $1.00 and is sufficient for three months' use. Smaller sizes 50. All dealers, tected from the storms that rage, over the North Sea during the Aut- umn and Winter months. The most extensive mine field in the world was planted in the surrounding sea. Some of the mines were of the contact variety, sunk at varighs depths, while others were connected to var- fous trunk cables running to the island by copper and rubber coated wires. A score of British steam trawlers, captured through having come too. close to German cruisers or torpedo boats, were lined up off Unterland. Upon them were placed , Woven Chains for Neck Wear Among and silver beads, is woven In patches \ Simple yet extremely becoming Is this bijou waist of flesh georgette. The double collar of knife plaiting, the turnback cuffs, held by bows of moire sitk and the box plaits with an inter. |. esting line of hemstitching through the center are items worthy of note. BEADED NOVELTIES ARE HERE the Attractive Trinkets Which Have Been Imported. Among the trinkets which have been imported to this country and are sell ing in various places are chains to be worn around the peck. To say that they are woven does not In the least degree describe the intricacy of the patterns and designs. One, for Instance, of electric blue about an inch and a half long by a 1, 1919. "~~ At the Quilting Bee What good times they had at the simple old-fashioned parties. The ladies gathered early to help their hostess sew; the gentlemen came later, and there was a little dancing and some delicious home-made refreshigents, which the gentlemen gallantly served with old-time courtliness, Ginger Punch was a great favorite at old-time. parties. It is a cooling, delightful drink, just as refreshing after dancing as it was in the days when Grandmother made it. "Grandmother's Recipes", our new cook book, tells you just how to make Ginger Punch, with ginger ~~ Lantic Old Fashioned Brown Sugar There are many other good things in this book suitable for simple entertaining; little plain cakes for the afternoon tea party; a delicious caramel ice cream which takes no cream atall; even a few candies for the children (since children mnst have candy for their health's sake), and Grandmother's candies are both wholesome and ecounoinical. Lantic Old-Fashioned Brown Sugars come in If you do not regularly use brown sugar in home cooking, buy some to-day and try it. Itcostsa Little less than granulated, it sweetens as well as flavors, and gives to many simple dishes a delight- ful flavor that makes them more acceptable than richer foods. Lantic Old-fashioned Brown Sugar is made by the makers of Lantic "FINB* granu- d, the sugar with the red ball trademark, We half inch wide, strung together by a dozen or more strands of the beads, on straight strings, these strands being, pure and entirely greaseless, It's very cheap and beats anything else all to pieces. You can get this at three kinds known by your grocer as lLantic Light, Brilliantand Dark Vellow, but the Brilliant 1s more generally recommended for the dishes end 'the cook book "Grandmother's Recipes", for a Ze. stamp to pay for return postage, or for & . ; > . thousands of mines, and then, on a - Garrison of 2,000 Experts. fogey night, and still flying their Two thousand crack artillerymen ave tested and any drug store, and a few ounces will last the whole family for months. Simply moisten the hair with 'wa- ter and rub it in, about a teaspoon- ful is all that is required. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly, and rinses but easily. The hair Srieg quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to handle. Besides, {it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt were sent to the island and ordered to make their homie there for the re- mainder of their lives, Once a force of gunners was well acquainted with their guns, the signals and systems their services, should Germany go to war, were worth several times the services of a force of men comparal- ively strange to the fortress and its workings, To the south of the island a bar- bor was constructed in which the largest ship could come directly up British flags, sailed away upon their deceitful and murderous errand. Aircraft arrived; two Zeppelins and a large fleet of Taubes were instali- ed on the island. The passage to the roadstead was protected by ten rows of contact mines, Fifty-one torpedo boats were placed just inside this barrier, and between them and the German high seas fleet was a flotilla of 242 torpedo boat destroyers. Every war craft in the roadstead was painted again, about two inches in length. square, dangling midway between the 'throat and waist, woven In an en largement of the pattern displayed In the other bits of weaving. tern i¥ not distinet. way with it, being a design in the silver with a background of the shim- mering blue beads. At the end, for a pendant, there is a The pat- It has an elusive in the cook book. ATLANTIC SUGAR REFINERIES LIMITED brown sugar recipe which you found to be good. MONTREAL Bn This chain, or whatever you wish to § + oO HH Don't Forget Our Week End call it, was worn with a street gown of black satin. The gown itself was entirely without trimming and it had one of those very popular and beauti- ful neck lines reaching in au straight line from shoulder to shoulder. This enabled the chain to show against the whiteness of skin for a space, and then to appear shining against the shiny blackness of the satin. Th effect wits decidedly interesting, and the beads held one's attention as a beautiful Jewel might have done, GOWNS AND HATS OF WHITE These Promise to Be Prime Favorites a dull grey, so that in the lightest kind of mist those lying furthest away were merged in with the sea and the atmosphere, and dandruff. WAR PUZZLES to the wharves that were built. nding of the sea for miles around in every direction was taken, and a military cable between the island and Cuxhaven was laid on the floor Of the sea. A tall wireless tower of power sufficient to communicate with German war vessels in the North Sea, the Baltic and the At- lantic was erectéd, and all manner of latest mobilizations and naval practice was indulged in. The day war was declared two ships loaded with provisions arrived at Heligoland and 'were stored away. The store rooms then contained suffi- cient to feed and provide for the gar- vison during a siege of two © years, should one ever be conducted against "A Good Cigar Is a Smoke." Some horrid man smoked a cigar not long ago in the room where Mrs. Minnie Grinstead was dining, little suspecting she would have her re- venge in a way given to few women. He did not know, of course, that she was the first woman legislator in the State of Kansas. Mrs. Grinstead promptly intro- duced a bill prohibiting smoking in public dining-rooms. Her masculine colleagues passed the bill--but not until. an artful masculine colleague HERE the island. The ships that brought the provisions had aboard them when they returned to' the mainland of Germany every resident of the island. had tacked on an amendment which provided that "smoking in public places shall be unlawful except where cigars, merchandise and stocks of This Winter, Velvet to Figure Prominently, White Is to have a vogue this winter. merchandise are kept for sale." Mrs. Grinstead, unused to . legislative tactics, voted for the joker, and now discovers there are few lunchrooms which od boast a stock of mer- chandise consisting at least of a pack- age of gam, Women legislators are going to have a hard time taking tobacco away from smoking lawmakers. Men may vote for prohiliitive measures, but are prone to tack on amendments Prohibiting the use of face powder, cosmetics and lipsticks. As Kipling discovered some years ago, "Woman is only a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke." ------------ Long white coats are very smart in- deed. So much is white to be In evi- dence this season that smart milliners are bringing out many hats of white velvet, or at least showing some trim- ming of this sort introduced here and there. After one has left youth far behind white needs most skillful treat- ment to be worn becomingly. It is al- ways best to subdue it wherever pos- sible with some beading or overdrap- ing of latticed effect, Nothing could be prettier than the new dinner gowns of white velvet, They are unrelieved by any sort of or nament. Now that well-dressed wom- en do not wear jewelry of any sort, there Is not even a gleaming diamond permitted to be worn with these dead white frocks. No sleeves, no corsage decorations and no sashes appear. One can readily see that only the freshness of youth and the most pronounced beauty cau successfully curry off a white velvet frock. They may be summed up In the brief verdict: Beau tiful--at least to behold. Along with the vogue of white is Not a single civilian--man, woman or chilt--was left, After the vessels had departed every person on Heligo- land was a soldier, sailor or a hospit- al attendant. The population of the {sland, which numbered about 2,500, was transferred to Hamburg, where the inhabitants were ordered by the kaiser to provide for them. Dwellings Demolished, In the two days that followed prac- tically every dwelling, casino and boat-house was demolished by the soldiers. From every point of the ishand the wide sweep of the sea was visible. Not a single obstruction nor a single menace to the underground storeliouses and magazines remained; a hundred shells might be exploded simultaneously on the island and not a fire would be started. At the same time more than 100 submanines were rusfied to Heligo- Mod and anchored close up to the Unterland, where they would be pro- \ UT RATE SPECIALS! A visit to our store will save you considerably. We have a splendid range of men's, young men's and boys' suits in latest waist-line and other splendid designs in blue, brown, grey and assorted tweeds. LAST GREAT HINDENBURG DRIVE The greatest battle in history was started one year ago today, March 21, 1918. Find a French soldier. ' YESTERDAY'S ANSWER Right side down eye and nose de tween two. : Shots from the pulpit usually pass oyervthe heads of the sinners in the first row, Every notice that there is nothing too good for the small boy whe has a pretty grown-up sister? The evil that men do is soon for- gotten--by themselves. Special Offering in Our Gent's F urnishing Dep't Shirts, $1.23; Ties, 38¢c and 63¢c and 79c, ete. Our Stock of Ladies Suits and Dresses is Complete A LOOK WILL CONVINCE YOU EEA EERO AARC EET ENTE Favored Garment Folds Over Chest.