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“Skinnysl I Gained 11 lbs. in 8 Weeks d Bo Friend"

“After trying several _;*' _ l wnics tried Ironlzed ~' Yeast. In B weeks gggyf I gained ll lbs.. new if I_§.:"'l complexion. round " " ` ‘ limbs: best 0f~Bli a boy friend."--S. M. Ea1ino.~ _ _

Men and women are amazed at gain

of 5 to i5 lbs. in 3 weeks. Ugly hol- iows vanish. Bony limbs round out. sallow, muddy. pale skin gets healthy color like magic. Nervousness, indig- estlon, constipation disappear over-

back.

lfront gives the figure' charming

night. Sound sleep. -New pep gm,-nlheight. The shoulders are pin tucked.

very nrst day. _ } Two rest tonics in one - special

S-tyle No. 3266- is designed in sizes

16. 18 years, 36, 30, 40 and 42 inches

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weight-building Malt Yeast' and bust _

strengthening Iron. Pleasant little tablets. Far stronger than unmedl-

_veasiy taste, no gas. _

Don‘t go round "skinny," ugly, un-

~ blue wool crepe msrocsin, fist ,silk 'r ._ ` ’_'n

€

Ninety-nine per oenit of the pass-

It's exceptionally soft and pretty

younger set as well as smartmatrons.

Tomato red fist. silk crepe is inter-

pliim faille silk UNPG. bottle green

A slim youthful model in novelty

Silk and wool crepe that introduces a tunic flounce at either side of front that morges into circular fiounce at

The seeming down -either side-of

crepe in emerald green and rayvll "'~`\';~',i »

"ng" °“t‘°m°bu°s in me G°ld cout ` printed crepe are beautifully suited `~ _

With _ Every Pattern

mat the Fashianable Arg Wegfing '-~~----A-' ~ A f-A

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Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson Furnished

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By Annebelie Worthington

till in sim of pattern. Address Pat- tern Department. Our Fashion' Magazine is 15 cents, but you may' order a pattem _ and a. Fashion

Magazine _together for 25 cents.

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u mkilaming in_ lu freshness 1| our cup of King Coil T¢l~ Each air-proof m_e|.ll-intl Put' up il lull of quality.

2 WHO ARE YOU? 1

A Swift? » '

The Romance of Your Name ll BUSY HASKINB ELL!!

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If you are ii Swift and do nut;

know all aboulyour family back-

ggrounil, then I will tell you that in <thc begliuiing the name was not

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of Africa are equipped with balloon _W mm Jann” Prince” mh°uem_ _ » _ 3

lives. and eich car requires il tires a year.

Pattern price 15 cents. Be sure to in ~

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The Siimvdnfl Fairy: Meqic Iirns our the most wonderful

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bathtub: quickly, and with perfect safety

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(md yeas,” Resmts lu lk ume_ Nalin black crepe silk and favorite with _

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attractive. Get Ironlzed Yeast from espn; for me debulanw md yweh- _ -}i, di-ugglst today. Feel great iomor- ful _ of woman - l;».-;.y,, -yy; row. Money back from manufac- We ' ' ` -'l'-'\`f§"‘2 'I'-iff’ iurer if not delighted with results. crepe “tm 'in “rk b"°“m 'mae' , 2 ”-",<-';~s 'Q37

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feather-weight diagonal woolen, navy "£1 ':“;i._ El

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Household Hints

If lD\U'“ IAN

A Hammered Finger

! Morning Smile 5

Swift at all, but Swiff, then Swithen. i finally developing' into _Bwift. It was lone of.thosc ,early Saxon names i winch underwent so many changes in

E spelling and habitat, but I find that _ in the middle of the twelfth century

_ lands were. granted to persons by _thc_

Locust, ggmsgn hmy been hom and; name of Swift in the counties of Berk_ reared in the backwoods and was al and 5‘1ff°1k- ill England- | grown man before he mme his 3,-ggi American descendants of this fam-_ visit, up tho city, He wen; go 5 ham ily trace their lineage to one Robert fm- dum" mi, as an ,,,p,p,,,,-_ Wu. swift who. lived in England in 1sou,_i

served s dish of large olives. Locust looked them over carefully and then motioned for the walter.

“Ah don' wants ter bcthah you,"

he said in an awe-struck voice, “but

Ml,-d, Shoah like to see de Dogs deml shire, who was a knight in Parlia-

l ment. Peter swift was auditor or st.

peas come in.

Post War Costs ` / ______- _ The agitation for more generous

treatment of wa-r crimlles which will be thoroughly aired in' parliament during the present session is of na- tional interest says the Financial post The demand for more pensions is supported by both political parties. the veterans associations and by many distinguished men, Undoubwdiih Pir- liament will be favorably disposed and the pension bill will be increased as a resull, of the amendments in the Act which will be made.

But while the pensisn problem may

be said to be solved before jt reaches parliament. it h"of vim interest io the business community. Few D°UPle realize the amount, of our annual pen- sions hui; the degree to ‘which thi.- flscai policy of the federal govern- ment is restricted by the burden of ex'pendltiu'es arising out of the war. When demands for reduction in tui- ation are made, or when charges of °\'°r Spending are advanced there is frequently a lack of appreciation od lhe degree t.o which the war expendi- tures arc a. controlling fa»ctor.'People regard the war as belngpvq- md “gm

If the iialnmer hits the`i1nger in-§ L9 u°‘h‘k "h'_‘i' W" exP°“d"'“"°5 en'

Mud of the nam hold me msc, in ded with active hostilities in Novem- water as hot as' can be borne for e. be* 1913-

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few minutes. This will draw out the _ ru" of W" cm

inflammation almost lminediateiy.

This attitude is uiiderstandabie

um' w°'” since the Great war was Oanadrs

first experience of war on a large scale.

‘ e _ To make Time water, take a lumpi And in sewn! out me present coat

` 1°' “““f““"' “’“°' 5'" °f ““ °SU~ "mi, of war. it must not he believed that

_pour over it one quart of 'pure water._ any attempt is being mme w oppose Let it stand several hours. then filter me demands of epsoldien for m'm., through a clean white cloth. Pour generous greatmenm or w regard th, into clean bottles and cork. Wm. emnnditures as A bm-den which

your bathtub! _ Unlike coarse, gritty

cieansers, -Bon `Arni gill £2; scraee gg scratch the delicate glaze of your bathtub. It soaks up the

dirt like a biotter. _

just sprinkle the soft,

snowy-white Po wderinto

' the tub. Rub it all over

withawell-moistenedcloth. Spotter-marks and cloudy rims .disappear as if -by

- ' magic and the white enam-

fairly glistens with

sparkling cleanliness.

' Nothing else puriiies and

_ cleans everything_ in the

bathroom so easily, -quick- ly and safeiyas Bon Ami!

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l l TNI’ BHMHS The purpose is to give the facts. '

could have been ovoidal in any way.

Between 1914 19 this Dominion

f An excellent halting for the rat F_pem_ $l_4D2_l66_54B fm. Wm. pu,-D°ge¢,_ trap is broad soaked in linseed oil. i Since Img we have spent U_035_g51__ , ------_----------~ 500, Today the annual expenditures ~ ::Soft. oorns _are difficult to ersdi-_ mtmg out Ut me WM. are 5163_000_0m

| cate. but I-Iolloway's Corn Remover and uw mm Wm mcreue in me (u_ _will dmw them out painlcssly. Lum not d,m|m5h_ _

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CUNSIIDATION

Blterupocieseuvitllarsiplr-_ gsiivss makes a woman caatieiisi For pills srewell miteiltotilssc- tial needs of women-most pills are tee stron. _ Tlio ideal lsntive for A mmm to use is Dr. Hmiltol’s Pills- sloeil,ossy,sffective;ih'sywuk while you sleep'-they clause, regulate nd tele th whole m- IQ--lske you feel brisk, "py- gy,” fi of life. `

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These figures show that the actual

-‘°* '''''''''' '- c<.\st. of the fighting is only t-he be~

ginning of the real money is spent af-

for the war is made up as follows.-

ter the-war is over. The annual bill

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U" V | mt. on war dest m2.ooo;000

Pensions ........... 42,000,000 Oiv. re-esteb 8,000,000 Land sett.lamen`t ...... 1.500.000 The payments on account of war

debt are gradually failing ls the dept is redeemed. but the cost of pensions is rising rapidly. The pen- sion bill in 1919 was $17,000,000; in 1921, $36.000,000; in Wit. $33,000,000; in 1029. $40,000.00() _Tha year it will nppmximaie and when .parliament finishes with the Pension Aoi, it may lo as high ls 945.000.0110.

' Dozen a Day .loin List So far. $375,000,000 hes been paid on pensions. and a furthar'$1li.000.- 000 on civil re-establldiment. One out ofevery tenmen who ounehsck trogieiverseaseisontheplnslnnllst.. ln |024, there were 60.000 and _today the mul ig 74.000. On average. about s ihlen mea s day hecomin pension- erswmder the present Pension Act. and ifthe not _is_wid_ened. the raw of inaesse will he greatly accelerat-

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at Canterbury. on land granted to the* i family of Edward l.

Members of the family who distin-

I' guished thcmsclvcs in the mothci' _ country were Gilbert Swift, of York-

T Pours mnonaoh, and Richard swift ` was a rector in Hereford. The Swlfts

l were people of religious and profes- sional' trendenclcs and many of them 3 lllicd important places in the _church ' and State. Robert Bwift was a rector of Rotherham, in Yorkshire, and his l sons, Robert and William, were audi- tors. Another Swift was I dean of Bt. Patricks.

Thomas Swift. of Rotherhan-i,|

migrated to Massachusetts some time between 1620 and 1620. He was ii Freeman of the colony in 1635 and 3 was I loyal supporter of his adopted ‘ country. i Descendants of Swlfts are now found in almost every State, and many of them in North Carolina.

There are numbers of Swifts in

i the. West and Middle West. The well-known Gustavus Franklin swift, of Chicago, and his sun, Louis Franklin Swift, are descendants of William Bwift, an early settler of

_ Massachusetts . _ _

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ln for-ee. No considerable section of the public hold that the amount of the present pensions is i118»d¢<l‘JB-iB-

I The compiaini, is that the Act is nm broad enough in include all who are entitled to state aid. The pension system is wi-kai out on a maximum loo percent ebsisl I-Iavlng laid down what is e. maximum pension. the Act leaves ii, to the medical men to decide wiiat. percen- 1 Lage or this maximum a mah is sumti- i ed to recieve. Thus, one men is given i a 20 per cent pension. another s 40 ` per cent and so on.

There are indeed, two maxima. For

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helplessness. the maximum Pension is S900 per year for a single man. If '_ms.rr`ied a futher $300. pcr annum

FeS'_11_°n§ _ 1-'fire "fir

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TMCE a cup of FRY's ar

eleven each moming-ar

four in the afternoon--or in the evening, for a real health habit. This delicious food isabsorbed almost immediately into the system. Ir wiilgive you new strength 'end refresh your tired nerves.

_Famous for parity :nd /aww in 1723.

Write for Free Recipe Book _

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Q- When is it considered all right '

for a woman to take a man`s arm? half'

A. It is all right when s. ls/dy is '_""`_`*__'

h1_ind_ mm-m_ or mpp1gd_ 0, m_ . Mrs Marguet N. Wadell, who died em-bu1¢n; ¢mwd_ recently at Largs. Scotland, at the Q. What should it man do with 58° M 101' M mwived by si* 5°"

and three daughters.

his coat when at the theater? V I 'A. He may fold it and keep it on

Etiquette his lap, or place it on the back of the

_ chair.

.7 *Ui i Q. How much time may be spent

at the table at dinner?

A.'Not more than an hour and a “sum M worms and M I .

‘ hwsu me eros'-isuoos moms

know when their children are troub- led with worms and lose no timn iii spoiling muera warm Powders, me most effective vcmmtfugo that can aeused.ztlssose'i,uteinoleu-ingnis

healthy conditions without which there can be no comfort forthe child, 01' 1141139 oif robust growth. It is H10 mm itriietsiwocthy of wnn extern

minatrs.

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pensioner may recieve a separate al-| -:l - _ - -:P -'-7 In5tandy_a5 quirk as lowanoe up to s maximum of $700 l>°r -`_f_°T'_° 1- ' ' . ll- | the thou ht that H

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| Widows receive a maxlum pcnsiiri of | $720 a year with additional sums for fchildren. If sl widow remarrles, she _gets one year`s gratiuty and pay-

| ments for children are continued.

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through practically every householci chore.

It will keep your home spic and span. it will

wash and iron the weekly wash. It will fur-

nish heat to cook your dinner and cold to cool

your refrigerator. It will even run your clock

wid1ourwinciing._‘§i_§i Best of all, these many

'benefits of electricity-may be enjoyed ar s

cost well within the reach of even modest

i income. \B *B A cali at our oiiice or at a re-

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easier and happier housekeeping.

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