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tested rtelzlat gg PIOVCIHYSGI ' v ue time _ _ lil IMS .' " tnéd‘_~}‘we believe- it' has nearly._always been heart-
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T_he__ sooner you start
treating _kidney trouble _ the likely you are to
suffer complications.
Let us tell you more about this -splendid rem- _ edy. Sold in two Sizes E
$1.50 and $1.00.
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CHRONIC DISEASES Monthly treatment. ` - Hotel Victoria,
‘ Charlottetown, P. E. island,
0_lilee_ho;l_ra 12 to 3 daily and °i°:i’s‘°l'-'§f1"iii'siuosna.
D. Rudge
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hair Aish Gentiemens Toupees -and _ gs.
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Personals
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Dr. A-. S. Simpson. Stanley Bridge.
Will il Dsssenser to Charlottetown. on life m°mlns min saturday.-L.
- Mi" Eli! Gillis. of Bradalbane. has arrived in Charlottetown to attend Bhort_`Course.
Miss Jenn Arbing, of Emerald. ar-
rived in Charlottetown yesterday to attend Short Course.
_ Miss Kathleen Forbes. of Tyne VRUBY. is attending the Short Course lil Cll8l'l0ttel.dWll.
His nisny friends regret to learn of
ille wntinned illness of Mr. Isaac T. Saunders. Winsloe.
The Guardian regrets to learn of the
Serious illness of Mr. Daniel Reardon.
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HOW To Fumllsu A
Home 'rAs1'EFui.l.v
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The Pepa way of treating
coughs, colds, bronchitis and lun? and throat troubies.";l;:\:Jé_W¢l . uptouowpeopew _ _ ii” ¢ and throat trouble! have 15081-
iowed cough mixtures, sickly ryrups an the like, ihtottlp r
stomachs. Sore lungs and throat get no good by doa ng the abolit- sch. _Pepa work differently." ‘
Pepa are tablets made up of-Pine
extracts and medicinal essences. which when putinto thi: mtPu_th turn into healing vhdpors. 'I-‘here are breathed down ireet to the lunge, throat and bronchial tubes --not swallowed _down to the stomach, which is not ailing. Try a bile. box of Peps for your cold, your cough, bronchitis or asthma. All dru ists anal stores or Pepa
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be_.appahlt'od auditors- ._ _'Phe' motion was carried. _
, _ 1" ` o ‘__ lor Wright.
Miller, the ' com _ tion ot tho. ard oi Fire Undo ters was referred to' the Fillillce Committee. -_ _ ' Coluicll or wright. ores and; oun»
’ had ‘ ' _ _ _ §i‘.§it'i-ii... i‘§?.’.‘}.‘i.°.§’i‘.§°L§"ii‘§.?.i.i‘."<4>?iu.‘T.'.' grggaggggggg cheers ffm ow bis
_ pro tem. in the absence of Dr Johnson. There we” 'two classes. E 2.50 eww”
Carried. -
On motion of Councillor Jenkins, md H” “rtE}1d'a hmm inf thadnélsv
- 1 seven w ma e orees ace e-
g§‘f'§,','1‘f,‘§§c';{,(ff]°“,§‘,°‘:{_°_;` ”l§§:§f§’§2,§“‘f‘,‘; barrier, wnue ave cone took me word' Department was referred to the public m‘.m° °u‘°r' The y°““35‘°"° Ware WH' Pmpe-rw Cummmee *edt first and on the fourth score starter _ - ' h Stanley Bernard got them away, and
,Remarks were then made by cac _ of the Councillors and by the Health jfifgnclfylggtg-U tlgudtrefgdwadbggnxrligl
Olfice, congratulating His Worship on ' hligeiection. To which congratulations 33;? |Igynireaiggiizbleddldgdigllfnlateral _Mayor Brown replied thanking the_ The “cond heat mmmmd é new V Couhcillors and again expressing the winner in Da,” B mn beau” Huw ' now mv’ their “muon” www h" Lsddn the last strides QueenAlice 3rd happy and satisfactory, _His Worship .ml "L ' ti th 3 d’
graclouslyttnuiiluca um press forftnflur wh§;°B‘g§,“C“;':§m§§'o;‘g’“_;’ hiflmng ufnf
g)|:$°§i__° " m"°"'"3“ ° ' " eniiter canine througrlgilte nngramii ¢;ir-
’ . ' _ ou er an came esy _ an or
wta¢?‘llildl:d>ul?y] agsuiioiildifmiiiiilltv the last. hundred yards they 'raced on'
~ Q ' even terms. making a dead beat. with
' Till iilllii `iliW iiiiiii-
’ 'lin "ri.ee`..'ef Xmas media' nb’ Racing Club held on‘tbe 11th, were sharply contested in every heat and some of the finishes in the 3-year, old
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,new furniture is to be used. _ _ “l.ittie by little.” writes Miss Young "the plan can be developed, until the .___ - _
A study of the arrangement of n ~ W _
room should be made before any ut- C°"1°r°m°' Wm supply
llllillli ai furnishing is begun_ This is “___ _ the opinion of Helen Binkerd Young '
“Dressed in a pamphlet of the “Coi'- _ p
neil Reading Courses." To bc sure ‘ ` the average home interior lu evolved ,_ _ is quite the opposite order, for of the __
articles of furniture. some have been inherited and others have been col-
lected as' the years go by, and the main problem is to find a. place for them. To work out a. plan for the completed room instead of letting the arrangement just "happen" will prove far more satisfactory, whether old or
:rooms are complete. Now it is evident ggniinuw that good arrangement results from l( "om pane 0"'-L observing two general ideas. First, the' hope when you make the appointments arrangements of objects, should i’ol_- you will do so in the right. spirit i inw, repeat. or fit the structural out- know every man around the Board ling lines of the space used; second, ob- the highest opinion of the two nudiim-9 ‘jects should not be scattered over the who have held the position in the pest BDECO. but Slwllld be disposed of in four or five years; tlhcy. orc men oi' groups or masses in order that large proved ability. Iiutzwe must take into _open spaces may be left to set off the consideration everything and must arrrnngement." appoint men that we know will do their
To preserve as much of the space duty. And in regard to the assessors,
as is possible and at tho some time i hope you will make your choice of to include comfortably all the neces- good mcn. Our assessment is not up sary features, in the advice which Miss to what it should bc. Wo have only Young gives to the homemaker, since assessed to the amount. ef $335,000. I plain space or background draws at- think the properly oi’ thc city is _worth tention to an object or an arrange- a. good deal more than that-and wc
i ment and unless the objects that pre- need lt; and in order to carry out these tend to be artistic are _of superior" t'i\irl§S_properly they should he in- ‘qualliy, the space they leave unoccu- structed by the Finance Committee
pled is more valuable than their pres- ilndtoxulésell;/es in a very definite man- cnce. A ' BF. ll l ey Should go around and
some advantages of furnishing or investigate and look after these wards
rcfumisbing, according to a definite HS they should. -I wish to thankyou m-rmlgemenh are poiuged out as ful. all for the kindness with which you iowa. ‘ have treated mo, and to thunk one l -'pix-Si_ the Dian is fixed before ii ig electors of Charlottetown for electing 'carried out. in this way every decis- me to this high and honourable posi- _ion can bs wisely balanced, without li0l1- - i 11090 1 Will be able I0 do my the pressure or hurry. lillll' HB they expect me i0. *mil li Will
` ii "i-lecond, a plan makes for economy lie my highest aim to do so,"
for it -reduces the usual mistakes lu The nhnollliment ol committees was purchasing to a minimum, and puts a lil?" lll‘0C€B<i0ll Wilh as i`0li0WS1-
check on needless and impulsive buy- _ _ ` _ ‘ -
ling. At. the satnedtimct itflnds niziagec FWANCE- _
l` tl . _ _. t van age resen e- _ _ _ |lf)’_§gh‘_;_f_“"“»» ° “ -D d \ I wright (oiunrmcn).-Miller. uunmy. l “'i`l\ird it eliminates trash an ir c-_ _ ` i ~
ri.-brar~.~ Nn\o|iie-w_oull;1'seriou1sly include] STl`iEE__T~ _
i f _ishng sc eme_t e mass o_ ~. __ -- - ' t‘l}itl‘iugu"sliui’f that is allowed to accu-._ M°N.°Vi“ (-°h“_h`m°“)' 'V M°Ke"zi°' _ mulate,in the-home. ' R“""‘Y' LedW0"_». Smith- _
‘ -"Fourth, it slmpliilcs the problem of_‘ - _ _ - selecting new axiticles ‘for this nature MARKET-
t t n s are- --
:;:;gn2:1°b‘;s?hg£p\a?,_vnr ous g Smith (chairman), Rntlrny, McKen-
“Fiftli, it secures n coherent rc- zle- -
suit." POUCE _
I i||~EA"CAH[.[S" Ledwcli (chairman), McNc-_vin, itat- > _ ` | tray. _
' Tannen Ano Pnopenrv. _
l Miller (chairman), McKenzie, Rat-
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i rms DEPARTMENT.
V llattmy (chairman), Smith, Wright.
BEST FOR LIVER AND BOWEL8» |_|6H'r AND Powgn.
BAD BREATH. HAD COLD8» '
i _ » SOUR STOMACH. Jenkins (chairman), Miller, Ledweli.
- --- On motion of Councillor Ledweli,
Get a 10-cent D01- seconded by Councillor Smith. Mr Mc- Sicit headache, bililousness, coated Kenzio ` was app0im.,,i_ Agpisiapi
l-0llS\lB. Mid and nose cloglild ilil Chief of the Fire Department for the with a. cold always trace this to ensuing year, torpid liver; delayed. l€fl`l!1°lililiZ f°0li i Councillor McNovin moved and Coun- in the bowels or sour, SMB! stomach. ‘cilior Jenkins seconded, that the com- ~ __ Poisonous matter cloggedln _the in- ,muulcatibh of the Royal Bank 'of teslines, instead of bein! im* °“t °f Canada' be referred to the Finance - the system is re-absorbed into the Committee. _ ' _ blood. When this poison reaches the Councillor itnttrny moved, Council- delicate brain tissue it causes con- lor Wright seconded, a motion, which gestion and that dull, throbbing, sick- ~wn.s carried. that Messrs ‘Richard suing headache. Grant, Henry Lowe and B. Brown be
Cascarets immediately cleanse the appointed assessors forthe ensuing
stomach. remove the sour, _undigested term, ills iirst named to act as chair-_ tood and foul gases. take the excess man. On motiou of Councillor 'Mc- biio from the liver endcsrry out all Nevin. seconded by Councillor Jenkins. the coustipated waste matter and the City Suln/'dyor was instructed to poisons in the bowels. have repairs, etc., to the roller and
A Cascarot .tonight will sorely crusher proceeded with, estimate to lie
straighten you out by morning. They submitted to the Council before closing work while you sleep-a 10-cont box for the work. __ “ from your drilggist means your bead Councillor Miller moved and Coun- clear stomach sweet and your liver cilidr Wright seconded, that Messrs It.
Public Property _-Committee was nlithorlsod to procure the necessary number oi’ fire extinguishers for the Markét Building.
The Council then adjourned.
FRANCE WOULD BAN WAGNER.
PARIS, February 12,- La Renais-
mong musical and artistic people in France the question whether the mus- ic of Wagner should be played in ,France after the conclusion of the war. Numerous replies have been re- ceived by the journal, most' of them being in the negative.
Auguste Rodin. the sculptor, re-
plied: 'Beethoven yes; but Wagner is too near our time."
Camille Saint-Snr-ns, the composer
answered: “‘No. because Wagner will symbolize Germany in the eyes of the French people, ami besides, his beauti- es are a ‘pretext for gettlnghis interior work accepted."
Jacques ltouclin, director of the
Grand. Opera; thinks the question should be: iiow long after tim war will it be before Wagner can be play- ed?" lie says he thinks ibut the rom- poser's works must be played some day, particularly as ilbo' -royalties on them are paid not in Germany, but to French translators and musicans.
(‘.amiii'e Flnmninrion. tl~e astronomer,
says he does not like Wngner‘s music and has seen a great many people fail asleep over it, but he thinks it has as much right to be played as that oi' Beethoven or Mozart.
Andre Gallhard, former director of
the opera, declares that he would not play Wagner if he was directed at the opera, but, he adds: “We must wait and see when the war passions have calmed down."
I). B. Gheusl, director of thc Opera
(‘-omiquc, says: “Certainly wc will not play W-ngner after thc war. Long live Frnnccl’ Long live Frcncb music!"
And-ro llicssuger, the composer, rc-
llcsts the spirit. of several otlrcrrepllos when he says: "First let. us annihil- ntn Germany and we can dismiss l-he question afterwards.”
ln _u. like vein M.Arsiruc thc theatre
'managei-,"te'rsely 'snysz “More guns, more ammunition!"
'Tile belief is expressed in many of
the repliesthat there will be lr great development in French musical talent after the war.
She Can New Work
' fas'-_\!eil as Ever
MBS. L. - CORMIER CURED BY DODD’S KIDNEY PILLS.
New Brunswick Lady, After Twelve _Years of Weakness and Suffering is Restored to Perfect Health By Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Burnsville, Gloucester Co., N. B., -
.i¢‘chy. 14ib.- (Speclal.)- Mrs-. L. Cor- mier. a, well known and highly ire/ .spcctod rcsident here, who suffered for twelve years fromca complication of disease; is once more a. _well woman and sho is telling her numerous friends that sho owes her recovery entirely to
midi) states, "that i could not do my _work and would-have to go to boil. I :limi runny different troubles. I tried ~`\_i\rec di-ll'ci-ent doctors but none oi' them did me any lasting good. ‘fA friend advised me _lo -take Dodd's Kidney Pills and I took several boxes of them with splendid results. I can
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“i ireconnnend D0dd's Kidney Pills
to all wolnon who suffer.”
tho kidneys. They heal and tone up the kidneys till they do their i'ull work oi'
’ ' s, ' v.Lnworui a 'rnomaslnmuln
and bowels regular for mont s *ups* gp" qn:",L_= :i _v :uve
sauce recently circulated widely a-.
lia.st_y_Lad next. bf-st. The ilnal was taken by Dnisy i'i_, with Bob Commo- dore and I-lusty Lad chasing her out.| They all showed up .well and will fur-~ uish un exciting race the next time nut. Hasty Lad is out of form but is a good trotter, and Bob Commodore will make a trotter when he gets on-i to the game. ‘ i
in the 2.50 class Medium Happy had ~
'the "whizz" and won within himself ini
three straight. but Della Park went'
the race of her life finishing well up, Yankee Boy getting third but was well I up each heat. Harry P.. has gone stale, jumping at the critical times. Nellie Johnson made her first' start on ice and deported herself credltabiy.
\Vodneaday the 16|.-ll, will bring out
the free-for-ails, provided the day is favorable, and if not the first ilnc day following. Watch for the entry list.
SUMMARY.
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3-year old Class.
Daisy B.. A. Sllcchnn.
(Sheehan)
Ilob Commodore, D, 0'-
Connor, (O'Connor) 4 4 0 Queen Alice, R. Fltzlm- _
mens, (lfltzlmmons) 1 fl 4 4 4 lin.si_y Lad, J. Wlgmorn »
(Wllgmore) 2 2 il 2 Ii 'i‘ime. 30 1.29, 1.26, 1.27. 1.29. l
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l\lr=<lium Happy, /\'. G.
M<:l{uy (McKay) l l 1 Della Park, W. Fcrrlsli, l
Ferrlsll) 2 2
Yankee Boy E, Stewart,
(Stewart) 4
Kale. C. Mcllcod. (Quinn) fl
Harry P. E. Howitt.
(Pickering)
Nellie Johnson, J. Sheen.
(Sheen)
Happy Boy, C. Dinnis.
(Dlnrlis) 7 Time- 1.20, 1.19, 1.18. _
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Perhaps one ol' the most interesting
games of the season was played ill the Arena yesterday mor_ning'between a teatn from “A” Coy._105ih Batt. and i"_ W. C. _Tile game began about 10.15. aud.a'ftcr rt few minutes fast playing Thomas thc star for thc 105th scored the first goal. The students worked hard. but fast playing on beiinli’ of thc
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With thc score 2-0 !\'lL'Kiuuon secur-
ed the puck. carried it lite i'nll longiil of thc icc and scored tho first goal for the 1'. W. (‘. in the second iinif holll tczlnls work(-li lmrtl l‘. W. ('. scouring l noni and tllc 105th team 2_ The ilnnl score being 4-2 In iaivour oi" l0i'rlh_
l~‘oliowlng is illo. llun up:
P. W. C. 105th.
ilnal. ¢;nfii'rr\_v_ .\ll'\\'|llium.=_ Point. .\i.-1.(-ml. l~_\'ufl~<. (‘. Point.
.\'ici{lnnon_ ll0£0l‘fi~ _
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“i would get so weak,'_’ illrs. Cor-3 iiuicimson. _ _ Acorn.
nolvd work without feeling the lease perpy Pena D_ A* McKmm_“_
Dodd's Kidney Pills act directly on' IL `M V _ nusmrksl Crockett
' _ I f th D. . ._ Wil . _ . _ , .
izixrtil,high:illlllisddigggghglgzoeiubgaiiil.0' nl* `S» li- -lvlliiiilfi. Sidney Grey. rrrurr nfnvzo yadoscd sbdi urumtb ml (Skilll l°-_ iskip) 9'
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’ People zoo p.¢_. in<Ten~fDepe
in many instances- Persons have suffered untold agony for years doe-I toning for 'nervous weakness, stomach liver or kidney disease or some other Mlment when their rsni trouble was lack of iron in the blood.- How to (eil.
New York, N. Y.,- in u recent dis-
course Dr. E. Sauer, Specialist, of this city said: if we were to make an ac- 'tuai blood test on all people who are ill you would probably be greatly as- tonished at the exceedingly large num- ber wbo lack iron and who are ill for no other reason than the lack of iron. The moment. iron is supplied all their multitude of dangerous symptoms dis- appear. Witliout iron tile blood nt once
loses the power to change food into iiv-. ing tissue and therefore nothing ynuf
eat does you any good; you don't get' the strength out of it. Your food merc- ly passes though your system iikn corn through a mill with the rollers so
wide apart nun nm mul cam griud_|
As a result of this continuous blood and nerve starvation, people become generally weakened, nervous and all run down and frequently develop all sorts of conditions. One is too thin. another is burdened with unhealthy fat; some are so weak they can hard- ly walk;some think they have dyspep- sia. kidney or liver trouble; .some can‘t sleep at night, others are sleepy and tired all day; some fussy and irritable: some skinny and bloodless. but all lack of physical power and endurance. In such cases, it is worse than foolish- ness to take stimulating machines ol* narcotic drugs. which only whip up your tagged vitni powers for the mo- ment, maybe at the expense of your iil'a-_ inter nn. No mutter what anyone tolls you. if you urn not strong and wcil you owc- it to yourself to make thc fnllnwing Inst. Soc how lung you can work nr how fur you mn wnlk with- out lmcoming limi. Next take two
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five-grain tablets _n A
iron three times per dty afternt
for two weeks. Thea tes your stroll '
again and see foriyhalirtlfilliivl gtg you have gained. vi page seen d of nervous runido tr peoplewho _were ailing all the t me doublesnderx u-une own- - strength 'una'-ensure and entirely get-ridiof, their symptoms in from ten to fourteen days’ time sim- ply by isking_i'ron.in the lll'0ll8r form. and this, after they had in some cases been doctorlrig ibrmoatbs without ob» taining any beneiitl Ypn can talk as you please- about- at the wonders wrought by new rem dies, but when you come down to hard facts there is
nothing like good old ir# to put color in your cheoksand go 'aound, heal- thy tionh on your bones. lt is_also a. great nerve and stomach strengtheper and the best blood builder inzthe world. The only trouble was tilat the old forms of lnorgantic iron like tincture ni' iron. iron acetate. etc., often ruined popia'p teeth, upset theid stomachs and were not assimilated.-and for these reasons they frequently did more harm than good. lint with- tli__e discovery_,|'of the newer forms of organic iron nil this has been overcome.Nuxai.'ed iron for example, in pleasant to take, does not injure the teeth and is almost im- mediately berleilclai. ‘ wi'
NOTE- The _ manufacturers of Nux-
ated lfron have such unbounded conqii- ence in its potency that they nnuthor- ize the announcement that they will forfeit $100.00 to any Charitable Insti- tution if they cannot' tulle auy'1rnrr‘or woman under sixty who lacks iron and increase their strength 200 per cent or over in four weeks' Utne, provided they have no serious organic trouble, Also they will refund your money in any cone in wi\lrfl_1'Nuxnted Iron does not atleast double y_our strength in ten days’ time. it is dispensed in this i city by Fl. A. Poster, Apothec-aries Hall.
norm. _isluvlits
VICTORIA.
I-‘_ Mucl{ny Peterborough; E. ii.
Patterson St. John; John A. Lea Sum- ruersldc; F. ii_ llfefurgcy Summerside; ii. J. l-(night Halifax N. S., Lt. Col. Gran; ilullfnx; (`apt. Ilntiie Halifax; H, <‘. Souil\coit_ Toronto.
Principal Deductions.
The principal deductions to be
drawn from the results (concluded the report) may bo put in the follow- ing summary form:
(a) Blasting operations produce
enormous quantities of dust, the great bulk of which is very fine and of a most injurious character. its inhalation should be avoided at nil costs.
(b) Machine drilling without wo-
ter produces u. smaller quantity of 'dxihgerous dust than blasting, but the nmouniris still very large; and is liable to . be inhaled over a much longer' period than that produced from blasting operations.
(c) By the use of water applied in
=a propel' manner with suitable de- vices, the dangerous dust during dril-
fractlou oi' that proiiucoii when dril- ling dry.
(dl ln drives and similar conilned
spaces the nniount of dangerous dust produced by blasting oporat_ions can be reduced by the application oi' suit- able wal.cr-blasts for n pf-rind of l\nll` :lu hour to loss than i por cunt.. of its original riuantity. :mil it is t_l1cn comparatively inuucuous.
(cl The irnporalivc necessity oi'
using proper ilevlc-cs for laying dual. and of constant vigilance in their
iappllcntlon is cnlplmsizcrl.
(i‘) The dangerous character of
any dust coniniucd in mine nlr is more nearly gaugcd by thc number of the particles in suspension than by their weight.
(gl In laying the dust. by' means of
water the very iino injurious dust is laid ln practically equal proportions with the lens line dust.
(h) Ordinary mine water should
not be used for spraying hy means oi' atomizers. und where shell -water is ruled in a ilevncr drill. the latter' should be discarded if tilc air leaks are such as to atomizc tho water and cause a fog. . (i) The dust in a crusher house can be easily rendered innocuous if reasonable precautions are taken.
(j) lt may/_ reasonably be hoped
that /If .silyxgtéon of proper and rea- dily wpiiod methods of dust laying and of- precautions in avoiding tho inhalation of air charged with dust from blasting has led, and will con- tlnuo to lend, to a marked decrease in the incidence of miners’ phthisls.
'-Cape Times and Farmers’ Record'
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PARIS, February 12.- Jenny's _col-
lcction, sihown today. is smaller* than last season. lt is generally considered good, hut the styles are prnv*ticniiy'un- changed, the skirts havinfithe same width, length and fulness. Afternoon gowns- are the most important feature. Evening gowns show no striking new line, but in walking costumes there-is a novel short senlbpelerine which fas- tons over the top of the shoulders and falls over the back to the waist line. The rest of Jenuy’s mantles are not ready and will be shown toward the cud of the week.
Royant shows several long pclerines
in various styles with Venetian and Spanish military cloak effects.
To People Who Are Under Normal Weliihi
eooe_Auv1e€’ For Tum, undeveloped Men and Women Who Want"_tg
"Put on Flesh '_ .`_-2"
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. ‘ Thousands of people suffer from ex- cessive thinness, weak nerves and feeble stomachs who, having tried nd- vertised ilvsh-makers, food-fads, phy- sicei culture stunts and rub-on creams resign themselves in life-long skinni- ness and .think nothing will make them fat. Yet their case is not hope- less. A rc-rcntly discovered combina- tion oi' usslmiiativo agents has lnade fni grow uficr years of thinness, :lull il is also unoriulllied, judging from report s, for repairing the was!-eo! sick- .nees or family digestion and for strengtllelling the nerves. This ‘ ro- markahle preparation is called Sargol. Six sircngi_li~giving, fat-producing aa- slmilative clcmcnts of acknowledged mf-_rit have been combined' in this preparation, which is endorsed and used by prominent. pcoplo everywhere it is absolutely harmlessplnoxpensive and ciilcleut. '
A few weeks systematic use of Sar-
gol should go far to produce Besb and strength by -correcting _faults of digestion and by supplying nourishing fats to the blood. if not, evtiry` drug- glst who soils it is authorized'-to ro- turn thc purcimao price. increased nallrislllnent is obtained from the food eaten, and the addltloliai fats' thiit (hill pcoplc need are thus provided. All leading druggisis supply Sargol and say there is a large-demaadi-for.it.f==»f_1
While this new preparation has from
reports given splendid results 'ae' n nerveionlc and vitnlizer, its-use. -is not rt-commended to nervous people unless they wish to gain at least ten pounds of flesh.
it you ilnd a drnggist who ‘is'nnnbie
to supply you, send $1.00 to tile' Nation nl Laboratories 74 St. Antol!l‘e*St; Montreal and a complete -teirdays treatment will be sent you postpaidi
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