——— Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION © BELLANS Hot water Sure Relief ELL-A 257 AND 75¢ PACKAGES EVERYWHERE rm FOX BROTHERS’ TRICK T WAS a long way and a long way across, so which- for Mr, Fox, and he was in a hurry to get to the farm on the hill other side of the pond. “It I could only slide across,” thought he, “and I could, for I have an old sled. | to push {| Coming home I could take my time.” The more he thought the better it Death only a matter of short time, Don’t wait until pains and aches become incurable diseases. Avoid painful consequences by taking LATHROP’S The world’s standard remedy for kidney; liver, bladder and uric acid troubles—the National Remedy of Holland since 1696, Guaranteed. Three sizes, all druggists, Look for the name Gold Medal on every x and accept no imitation HAARLEM OIL Not a Laxative Nujol is a lubricant—not a medicine or laxative so cannot gripe. When you are constipated, not enough of Nature's lubricating liquid is pro- duced in the bowel to keep the food waste soft and moving, Doctors preseribe Nujol because it acts lke this natural lubricant and thus replaces it. Try it to- 830 & Wl Gea Hig CME Deg Mr. Fox Had Met the Little Fox Brothers. | i | dred to him, and so Mr. Fox trot- | ted pit Mr, house to Im to push the sled. If Mr. Fox had not been unkind to { little Reddy Fox and his brother Rey { he would very likely have had a long slide the pond and arrived e farm, But Mr. Fox hid met t! i brothers { Coon's ask to ¥ i ACTHOSs th tn i { | early at i e little Fox i ne morning very early when ad been out hunting and taken fat chicken which they & home for breakfast. very wrong as well as un- because the strong should never vantage of the weak. ittle brother Foxes did not for- his, and when Mr. Fox called on to ask his help the little brothers happened to be passing | and heard what he said All the | Ing what they could do { Fox ; ths i Mr pond hy | they h | from them a were carrvin i which was Ld RTE ET 4 ER ———— EL \ A LUBRICANT-NOT A LAXATIVE | Coon were think- o plague Mr. | Toss the pond me for way home they spoil his trip ac K and before it was t! Coon to be at the pine tree by the the Fox brothers had Mr. Fox for il “ought kin $ i to pay » and met § the | not Mr, night, oon moonlight and Mr any one tall bushes and rocks by the Mr. Fox rock, witl a Fox Se when they 80 behind Ee il BEAUTY IN EV “EREMOLA" is a8 medic that does wonders for the mplexion. Removes tan, moth- patebes, p mples “oa. ote. A wonder ful face bleach. Mail fl. FREER BOOKLET Of, C, ii. pEawyY C0. 2078 Michigan Avenue, CHICAQOD, fsn's DECEGBATY ~~ 8 LOOK OLD) Es 5 Color Testorer wil ring back original color wiekly — stope dandruff At all good druggists, Be. oF direct from Hesig-Ellis, Chomuets, ERY BOX 3 snow white ream et r tree - leaning ck is 8 ba to the | Uray, thin, straggty hair makes people look very old. It A LINE 0’ CHEER By John Kendrick Bangs, Ouly in know ——— —————— NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATISM ARE | WORSE IN WINTER O MATTER what th man says, does not pass at all, ight beside us stays for our call. Ks may run, and age count € wise ¥ and many a year, stands by with brimming up, Hi, calm and ever near, At any hour of day or night, In lowly place or high, ‘8 of trouble or delight, always standing by th lavish gifts of minutes fair Ready for us to tise, To waste or treat with pro According as we choose (Copyright, by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.) Baltimore Man Tells How to Stop Pains, Build Your- self Up. -E HOME TQNIC | BRINGS EASY RELIEF | bad 5 Per care SIMP! THE RIGHT THING at the RIGHT TIME By MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE rheumatiam, | indigestion | I “I a Tered so jeurali a. nery i ’ Oe with head. | the indigestion atta “8 | miserable, 80 now that I} remedy 1 gladly pass on | 80 others can } relieved be ave found he infarmatic 1s WHEN YOU CORRECT in the way results until a friend ! about Hypo-Cod. The It is much easier to be critical than ty tile worked go well I took five id I must say thet I Am a well | be correct.—Benjamin Disraoli. EE Deeve te ke An mance oh 1 (QU CASIONALLY, no doubt, perfect. §th that Fil do the worl like Hypo | ly well-bred husbands nnd wives Others Who sufi: wi Go the same | do quarrel, if they are Incompatible, as 80 aiazen yi @ started taking Hypo- | but they do not quarrel In public, B heat Coit, made hae Jvell, fo the | Neither does a well-bred woman “call fidren to bulld them up and it did the down” her children before outsiders, Nina tn ea dor oe PtantaR® | or correct a servant any more than is | Yery person's body can throw off any necessary. If you have a complaint run Tho vided I ls hat Weakened to make in a store or shop, do not wn, begin building, toning - and | make it in a conspicuous way, 8 Throw of Tharsel WL) orried with | The wise manager of employees does tiong. This is tho sensible way, Ask not berate them before outsiders, pk Af either ‘of the eight Read Dr Bometimes, of course, the Inconsider es here in Baltimore. —Advertisemen ote manager will seek to lay the blame —————— for something for which his store mun. All the use some folks are ig to tell | agement is to blame on a subordinate, hows much better things wera fifty | He may help himb&elf for the time be- % go. Ing out of an embarrassing situation, but he Is surely laying up trouble for himself Inter on. . Some young women really enjoy having little quarrels with the young men who are courting them, and some. times they are ill-bred enough to in. dulge in such moods In an ostentitious way in public places. Thus the young woman who Is annoyed, or who pre thout ne w nie told me we (il Book to Your Eyes pprmmmmmnny utiful Eyes, like fine | { “eo § the result of Consent {Ih a = 1] th, ore The dally vee of Muring 8 Eves Clear ond Ra y . Harmless, Sold baamended by All Deuggists, TRLUTI LH U wien { he felt around Wind was blowing, {| and he thought that was what he | but it wasn't; It {| different, “Now, vou understand, { place your paws against m | sit on the sled,” i Coon ; Lie looked sonething on his back quickly, but the swaying the bushes felt, was something far you sare to ¥ back as | sald Mr. Fox to Mr. “push hard, and away 1 will go the frozen pond, and when | come back I will give You a good breakfast to pay you for helping me.” Mr. Coon said he understood per | fectly, and Mr. Fox | the sled, “Now, | guid Mr, Fox, yor pats pus two, three!” ut instead of skimming across the pond on the sled. the sled went skim ming, and Mr. Fox sat on the ground, with Mr. Coon flat on his stomach be- hind him, his still fast to Mr. Fox's back. “What that HCTOSS took his seat I say three” “run a step or two with hing on my back, wien paws to you mean hy pulling me Mr. Fox, very You are pull sled 7 “Let got ing me over” Mr. Coon tr time he over backward. scrambling and Jumpingincks, while brothers, with a mouths, ran as fast til they were out of and Mr. Coon over, | ghing, on funny they nsked of me! ied to get up, but every he pulled Mr. soon they like little moved and kicking the paw were two Fox over their HE they f the of they hearing Then the had Fox rolled the ground 8 left by 13 ignt “That glue said “Mr. Was very clinging stug” sitting up on the ground. i very smart fel but teddy, Fox iz a low, | soning puns Ea | Jean Paige RB Be Brel er i le Ses ANA LR “movie” . She spent i :, before her | screen life was begun, on her father's { model farm at Paris, 111, Her work in | prominent productions hac resulted in her becoming one of the bost.known of the many picture players. This is one of her latest pictures. Winsome Jean Paige, the | star, is a farmer's daught-r | the greater part of her lif —————— ———— i was fooled when 1 put that glue He it was the the gine will he | on back. wind blowing “Yes, together his though IS bushes keen that for a “but 1 reckon they won't friends while, I Rey F« X, ¥ fast after they got meaning; whence it was derived; signifi- LICE, nan s enough, is =a a ven to without Anglo-Saxon form noble, In feminine forms. ard evrials curiously name, Ori th ginally © of the .) doubt, feminine ins both reg and Adelgis ‘ the proper Aliza 5 minine form would that Ret Eliza, s Some helleve +4 mits to be a derivative Elizabeth. is this form. For Aliza the Liber Vitae the changes in Ade missing of roof f Adelgiza, az the of In 1 na na w § I records Riza of that Mee I Ade her gifts upon the altar bre by and who laid tion it ame p Aliza contra still daughters Adaliz other given E Alls, is of noble fa m liz and finally are cot derivation phony tractions, icia a which represents an effort at eu incking In Alisa, but Alison not ved as Is popularly supposed. but ont origin. sO deri has Alloe is purely Teutonle planation name is Adalbert “daughter” a completely dif: with another hat feminine signifying Alix a wilh a slight ox. English flavor, since of Its origin Is derived from the or Adelchen, in Frankinnd, ¥ England when Alix 1a Belle Henry LL mile stone o the It Is found of Russia which in emerald and changes Alice, its green, ———————— a ——— a — ———— er Ww refusing to OnVveynnheo, Or she may wait until they are in thelr seats at the theater and own and her escort's onj play by indulging in her quarrelsome mood. She may actually enjoy the embarrassment that he endures, Or she may wait until they are with thes fends at a dance and then refuse to dance with him just for t tion of having others geo able she can make the poor man question. There are girls who do this sort of thing, but they are truly not well bred. The really well-bhred wom. an, if she must quarrel with the man who is devoted to her, w alts unt they are alone, (©. 1923, by McClure Newspaper Syndicate oyment of the how miser. end lucky jewel ATT I TF representa. tive f | and slone, the Russian therefore The Russians { ¥ ra brings great fi (iP honored witne ite of and, when dreamed Fd 5 Monday day and 7 her hucky number, ver | {} rhe, 4 means to look forward to. lucky | Her ! which is oo. > 1 flov in white hawth sur. pi sir » Ime.) PECL OOOO PEP OP ow SECO Pe ree. The Friendly Path S— By WALTER L ROBINSON corrrnreld THE FUTURE PREPS P Ore 00 " CEES P PLEO PCL COIP PSPS 000 rr, Gur own feet, i |T EAR L*4 others, N to stand on 3 few make head ay by « but the a Unless one, $a + epenide 3 ne Of JOLY ag hoe thelr own path nust there. bese not much headway and his in probability, 8. Day after 4 toward his in likely to he ia i fore, has confidence in imself and trust in him as he dese Ves, CHUusSe others and he te ie make will all | hedged with thorny bri jday, as Uncertain fo pathway be he plods onwa hig life | disturbed and his happiness destroyed | by the thorn pricks every time he halts | to reflect on the best w iy 10 gain his desires, | In the social world Int | necessary. Those w | into the midst of a form I party unan- { nounced could expect nothing else but i ley stares and an wnpieasant depar. ture through a rear doo, Sut world of business, indys '¥ and fin introductions are not os Coss Those fortunes in not being some one of high stand] them ahead are themsel worst handicaps. goal, oductions are able to g help shove Chamber of Commerce, managing a big manulicturing busi. | ness, though he is up in the j recently declared that he dic | sider Introductions of nouch those seeking business or Industria! Success. He tells a story to illustrate hig reason for confidence that big men trust others just as quickly without in. troductions as with them, providing those seeking recognition believe in themselves and have the proper sort of personality, He declared that when banks in his own city were too small to extend to his business sufficient credit, he went to New York, without Introduction nad, by stating his situa. tion frankly, obtained the iine of credit lie required for his shops, lesten busi. ness worries today, Greater frankness would (® br the Wheeler Syndisate, Tne) — Sa ik st —— —— oan i i a Hundred Calories in About 9% k AT a box of little raisins when «you feel hungry, lazy, tired or faint. ’ In about 93, seconds a hundred lories or more ment will put ries of energizing nutri- Ou on your toes again. For Little Sun-Maids are 75% fruit sugar in practically predigested form —levulo e, the scientists call it. And le Need g practically no ¢ igestion, it gets to work and revives you quick. 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Prices are the same everywhere V4 To Mevekanite : 1 we dogiow We pour lows hawdies W_ 1, Prosid 08 i Dowgrlon shoes gpeate tod ay for W. EL. Douglas Fhos Og, wercimetee rights to hamdie this 2 Beret Quick seling, quick turnover lime. Moves, However, if you AB : s hy ¥ 5 BOYS sunons $4.00 & 84.50 W. Le Dowgios name § and portrait is the beat mown shoe Trade Mark in the worid. ft stoma for the hog howd of andard of ¢guaity af the - § rat posrsbie cout, ure Watch Cuticura Improve Your Skin, On rising and retiring gently smear the face with Cuticura Ointment, Wash off Ointment in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It is wonderful what Cuticura will for poor complexions, dandruff, itching and red rough hands.—Advertisement. do MA aRing tos T Home 8 samples and oday NEW spB. NEW YORK, W. N. U, BALTIMORE, NO. 52.1922, We sometin think the fool-killer should be prosecuted for criminal negli- gence, R i STERN CANAD] £ Neat towing. Cattle Raising Prosperous Farms and Happy Homes await those who are " desirous of enlarging their present resources and securing for themselves homes in a country that, while yet in its infancy, has made itself famous by the quality of the grain it produces and by the excellence of its live stock, There are Millions of Acres o | of of soil vailable for the man whose object in life is to become EE ET pi ER ee means. 3s hw writing , ie ing they have done. Fo rn homes of wheat, AA iy re oats, wrasse, hay, 1 . gat #7 (me J Ld at |
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