Ceft oil of korein at the druggist's; it cornea
In capsules, convenient to use and is notr
void at before-war low price. Weigh and
measure yourself week to week. You can
Bcarcely realize tha Joy that awaits you in
tjormal symmetrical figure, with good health and
Jaayw Wat fibs fiVhaza thim adTtttisciBsnfa
ARE THE MCE BITING?
A few days aso, a farmer called up
to ask if there was not some way in
which he could control the lice on hie
I cows, says John A. Kuellingr of the
t Dairy Department at Connecticut Ag-
' ricultural College, Storrs. He had
iried many treatments but had no
success. Lice are rather small and
insignificant to be sure; but they ap
pear in such large numbers that they
make the cow very uneasy and worry
her so much that she gives less milk
han Fho ordinarily would. Moreover,
the lice travel from on animal to an
o:her very rapidly, so that it is ndrt
only one cow, but the whole herd,
that is giving less milk.
LIEUT. DEVINE AND
PRIVATE CLARKE AT
MARCH 17 BANQUET
Among1 the guests at the banquet 1
of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick !
at their banquet next Monday night
will be Lieut. J. J. Devine of the 17th ;
Artillery, Second Division, V. S. A., :
and Private James Clark of 849 Park i
avenue, who waft recently discharged
from the 2 6th Division. Lieut. De
vine is in an army hospital at Cape
May, X. J., but will be in this city
In time for the banquet.
The principal speakers at the din
ner will be Hon. Philip Troup, post
master of New Haven, and Rev.
