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THE COLBORNE EXPRESS. COLBORNE. ONT., THUR SDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1928 FOUND A HEALTH j Constantinople BUILDING TONIC Ready to E A Nora Scotia Lady Was in an Anaemic Condition. The Wizard and His Car sleep •women who do not are not refreshed and 'strengthened by a night's rest, are generally suffering from thin, watery {blood. The nerves fail to get the 'nourishment they demand and head-iaches and a worn-out feeling Is the 'result. Building up the blood Is the 'one sure step to renewed health and , from Constantinople the strength, and for this purpose nothing lelse can equal Dr. Williams' Pink I Under a Turkish edict, all the 3,000 Russians! ■ _ Refugees Must Quite Turkish Capital by Feb. 1 ; League of Nations Has Task of Finding Homes for Them . Geneva. -- The League of Nations, which has already sent to Latin-Amerlcsan countries many families of Russian refugees, finds itself fronted with the task of evacuating 3,000 re-resident there. 3 first dose to last they en-1 |rich and purify the blood, and in this ' rway promote better appetite, better irest at night, and renewed strength. ' Mrs. Mary E. Uhlman, Williams-Jtown, N.S., writes:--"I have received jeo much benefit from'Dr. Williams' jPink Pills, that I would feel myself (ungrateful if I did not let ycu know. "I was in a very bad state of health land reached the stage where I had to Ireniain in bed. A doctor was called iin and he told me I had no organic trouble, but was simply run down from overwoork. I had been left with a family to support, which I did by dressmaking. The doctor said my blood had almost turned to water, and advised a rest cure. I did not see how it was possible for me to take a very long rest, so I decided to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Soon I found my strength returning and before very long I was able to go about my duties as usual again. This was a few years ago, and my health remained good until about a year ago, when I broke out with humor of the &lood. Again I consulted the doctor, who said my blood had become so thin that it had yeally poisoned itself. I told him I had bought several boxes of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and he told me to go on taking them as he thought they were just what I needed. I took eight boxes and again was in good health. t can therefore recommend these pills to all in a weak or run-down condition." ' Pink Pills are sold by or will be sent by mail, on receipt of price, 50 Try them to-day. Dr. Williai post paid, gees must leave Constantinoph February 1. Up to 1921 no fewer than 90,000 Russians had taken refuge in the Turkish metropolis from their native land, at the time of military movements inaugurated by Generals Deni-kine and Wrangel. Nalisen Places Refugees. Dr. Fridtjof Nansen, high commissioner of the League of Nations for refugee questions, succeeded persing most of the refugees to forty-five different countries, where employment was found for them in collaboration with the International Labor Office. Funds furnished by member states and by American and British relief organizations financed the migration. As the evacuation progressed, however, the task of finding employment in other countries for the refugees became more difficult. A climax was reached in 1926. At the same time that Turkey declared all Russian refugees must obtain Turkish nationality o rleave the country before August 1, 1927, France decided that it could accept no foreign workers because of the economic crisis which followed the stabilization of the franc. Ail Must Quit Turkey. Only in exceptional cases could the refugees obtain Turkish nationality. A temporary suspension was granted in the decree that the rest must leave, it now all have to go. Among the 3,000 Russians left in Constantinople are many jazz artists, agriculturists, carpenters, sailors, domestics and commercial THOMAS A. EDISON WITH AN OLD FRIEND His 1914 model flivver still serves him beautifully, he says, s made at Mr. Edison's Florida home at Fort Myers. GREAT PRAISE FOR BABY'S OWN TABLETS -- ■ » ■ - folk. It costs to transport and settle Freshman (to witty partner)--"Why them in South America about $100 do so many men at the 'Varsity wear torn and shabby gowns?" Witty Partner--"Well, you must remember the undeigrad has always had a weakness Solicitor--"Is your husband hei 'Woman--"No. Whenever it is a cc .affair it is your humble." NURSES Tlx Toronto Hospital for Incurables, in affiliation with Bellevue and Allied Hospitals, New York City, offers a three years' Course of Training to young women, having the required education, and desirous of becoming nurseS. This Hospital has adopted the eight-hour system. The pupils receive uniforms of the'School, a. monthly allowance and traveling expenses to and froi- *T-- *»-- *..... inf. ;•!..!,( •irtlic e Superintendent. apiece. The labor office estimates that for the final liquidation of Russian refugees in Turkey some $250,000 will be required, including some $7! 000 for the removal of 800 invalids. Some of the 3,000 probably will be sent to the Argentine, Bolivia Peru. Save LABOR during the spring rush when time is at a premium. Because D W Fertilizer is double strength, you save in bags, freight, teaming, and spreading w Worth Because on* Ton D W 8-16-8 = two Tons 4-8-4. D. W. GUNN, LTD. Ave., Toronto, Ont. a«f^^ Wegwvourown M{imfosione thatyou ha* proved standard varieties suited to Canadian conditions. All stock guaranteed tme-to-name. ^rult {P&ioasf°r crops 1^^^^^^^m Trees and shrubs add value and In our special low pricei colle catalog today-It's FREE. UNION NURSERIES. Bax G Foothill.Ontario British Charity Bequests Decline in 10-Year Period London.--Are British people less charitable than they used to be? An affirmative answer is suggested by an article in "The Nineteenth Century," by Wyatt Tilby, who computes that whereas in 1918 the amounts be queathed in wills to charity or othei public or religious purposes were more than 8 per cent, of the tota quests, in 1927 they had dropped to 2 per mt. As individual wealth has increased during the last thirty years it Is suggested that the decrease in bequests to charity is due to the fact that the state now does more for the i munity, while the increase of taxation inclines the family to do more for itself when money is bequeathed. From Rab and He was killed by a canno: Quite in the middle of the splinter, inter; t that time, Edinburgh, 1810. odigy). / AT Edge-Holding Saws CL Fast Eastj-Cutfing S FSsMONDSv I SAWS V. Guaranteed because made When Food Sours The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. has received the following letter from Mrs. Griffith, of 21 Merchison Ave., East Hamilton, Ont., concerning her experience with Baby's Own Tablets: Dear Sirs,--I wish to thank you for the handy little booklet you sent me the Care of Children. My baby boy was six weeks old when I first used Baby's Own Tablets, being new to Canada, but since the first proof of their many uses in bringing up a family, I have never been without them, for they are worth their weight in gold. There is no trouble in getting the little ones to take them and they often prevent an illness if taken in time. My first baby is now, at the of four and a half years, a picture of health, and my nine-months-old baby is also well and happy. They are both a real good sample of what Baby's Own Tablets can do, for I have never yet needed a doctor for either of them." The booklet to which Mrs. Griffith refers is entitled "Care of the Baby," and treats with what a mother ought to know for baby's sake. A copy of the booklet will be sent free to anyone requesting same from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. MAKING HISTORY President Cosgrave made a statement at the Prime Minister's Dinner at Ottawa after his railway accident earlier in the day that deserves a prominent place in our annals. "I have witnessed some stirring incidents in my time," he said, "but never a finer example of bravery and coolness than on that train today, when a railwayman, (Frank Lafleur, Montreal brakeman, injured in the derailment of the Presidential Special), lying on his back with a broken arm, asked: 'Are the guests al 1 right?' The country which produces men like that is bound to succeed." Compulsory Marriage at Early Age Favored London--"If I were dictator of this country every' girl should be married at eighteen and every man at twenty-h--if necessary, by compulsion," declared "Tay Pay" O'Connor, M.P., recently. Air. O'Connor also advocated 'Votes for Flappers," as he said the average woman of twenty-one had twice the sense of a man of the same age; but he didn't indicate whether It was for this alleged disparity in in-tellgence that he advocated early marriages. Breslau'sExpansion to Add 4Q,000 to City's Population Br*s!au-- Breslau will gain 40,000 hilrtrbitants and thus increase its population to more than 600,000 with the coming into existence, probably on April 1, of Greater Breslau. The annexation to the city of various outlying districts will make necessary a material increase of the streetcar system, for which plans already are being made. Statisticians estimate that the greater city will have 1,000,000 inhabitants in 1950. Woodsmen--Keep Mir From Rab and His Friends Paddy Tims--whose soul at alse Is-- With the point of his nose And the tips of his toeos Turn'd up to roots of the daisies. --Anonymous Epitaph. "When cremation became* m»«e popular probably a rJutrt pan wHI replace the skeleton In the el©***." Mushroom Recipes In cooking mushrooms it is es- | sential to retain the flavor which is so | delicate Serve them as soon as they I are Wepared. If necessary let the) family wait for the mushrooms, but do not let the mushrooms wait for the family. For creamed mushrooms remove ae steme and peel one pound of j mushrooms. Melt five tablespoons of butter, add the mushrooms broken I in pieces and cook for three minutes. Sprinkle with salt and pepper, dredge! and a half tablespoons of flour and pour over them half a cup i Cook for five minutes, I stirring constantly, lusual mushroom dish is j made by sprinkling half a pound of !day Zc7pe'&U the' »t\7e'f retf uT speUs mushrooms, prepared as usual, wrO,^ iDfan(ile ai,m61lts that H8ed to | and pepper, dredging them with: worry mothers through the day, and and cooking three minutes in a keep them uphalf the night? saucepan with two tablespoons: If you don't know the answer, you ' of butter. Add one cup of boiling. haven't discovered pure, harmless, hich a bouillon cube has ; Caf toria. It is sweet to the taste, and j ttle stomach. And its Why do been dissolved and cook s.u minutes. Springe with three Lapqdoa of grated cheese. As sr five nbie- gentle ii s felt all thr< 1Kb people suffer from sour stomachs. nrt> with physicians i They ..-.ii it indigestion. It means!*l^ceJ*? lnTentk,n-that (he stomach nerves have been > con,e ajnoel Instantls over-stimulated. There is excess acid, i proved me; hod. Von The way to correct It Is with an alkali, |another when you fcno which neutralizes many times its vol- j He sure to r,n the s ume hi acid. i Milk of Magnesia pret The right way is Phillips' Milk of , cians for 50 years in c< Magnesia-just a tasteless dose in j acids. Each bottle cm: watetr. It ir p)*««»nt, effleieBt and j Mods--any drugstore. is the mat The ti c-1 ----*-- j Mmerd'e Liniment ftr tick Animal*. that; and always savx Fletcher's. Other preparations may be Just as pi;re, jun as free from dangerous drugs, but why experiment? BesJdes, the book en care and feeding of babies that comes with Fletcher'* Catstorla is worth its weight In gold! 18f&u>£ Ne. 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