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4Wynnc Ferguson
Author of 'PRACTICAL AUCTION BRUDOB*
' ARTICLE• No. 36 -.
During the course of a.dlscussion at
One of the New York Card': Clubs the.
other night -the writer made the State-
went that, in :his. opinion, an average
player ' would lose• from •500 •to 1500
points in an evening's play, at, Auction
•or Contract, either .by. bad' bidding or
bad play o'r both. Tera wa•s'consider-
able difference of opinion so the. writer
-suggested : that .a player ;Of • •average.
skill' be <selee.ted and that a record, be
, kept, : ri tie intd-bid'eOruplays*tha't 'he-
Might :make during' an• evening'silay.'
:The • test 'Player was' selected and
r
t e
� e oth.e 1r. , players, , of •whotii the
writer was .one,, made by the robber.'
It*as=tlie.dutydf these •thrf a to,call•:
-•attention' tcg•.:any mistake cif ,three, to
• bidd rin
g by, ,the • feel :player and, ;iP
the •dpinlorr of. all, three, -it was;:a loss
that coal•ld; have been,^,havedwby ';aver:'.
age'skill; it' was...charged. against'him;
but n'ot•otherwth'e: •Play,continued'for
--about-=-three-hou-rs-and, during that
Aisne, 'the test ,player. made Only 'five
,mistakes; `two` as to ,the play of the`
hands, and three as to the bidding, but.
those five mistakes cost over 1000
points. The- mistakes as to play were
unimportant: •orae dice to,: failure to
count trumps, which cost ganie; the
other to 'a failure to size up an open-
ing lead"as a marked singletog, _ The
latter' mistake only cost contract •and.
a small lass. • . -.
. =T-4143Aolio_wing_�example_,3taads_haves
,aroused .. considerabl'e interest . and
much discussion. Decide upon the
,proper bid in each instance and then,
compare with•.the writer's analysis., :'
.. Hand No.:1
.Hearts -8, • '
Y : ' Clubs; -A; Q, J,
A ' aB` : ' Diarpond°s=7. 6'5, 2
Z Spades -K,
p; "Besses o'' th' : Bairn,
Great Britain-'s•finestbrass
• band and thirty :other
!t; leading military and.,
concert' orpan1zati•ons •
four eppearaai ccs of.inter.. •
nationally, famous 2000-
Voice Exhibition Chorus;
. Knye' • Dofl' with • "Miss
"The
• • Triumph" 1932 inspiring
Espositiori pa'gpant;•
Oiym,pic •athletes front,..
`-•--thrs-yeaergames; Sev"eisxh7
Marathon Swim for world
championship; . • two . Art
Galleries; all branches of
1,k: r in€
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; entertainment,-educa.
•tion,-retreatlo' - ,
- To avoid disoppointnieM •and.inconvenience
Me Lowrie/nasal hsv1 er an e�dto ecce I : .
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Wants i!tsaarition: for Grandstand Pd[ehnl
PTTBB-TRlUMPH�eray goosing commencing—
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Exhibition Chorus cu. Aug. ,ep
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GRANDSTAND RESERVED SEATS.:
50c- f $(5Q each—
(5 chair: in each aW
Auction' Bidding .• `
No score, :first game. • . Z dealt and
bid one spade, which A doubled. Y'
passed, B bid two: clubs, Z bid two 'dia-
monde. A bid three clubs, -Y: and B
passed -and Z bid three diamonds, A.
passed and Y .bid three spades. What
should B now do „with''the foregoing
handl
B shined bid faint. dohs. A's double
f .one `spade an sat sedirdi -lh-f� oi-
three curbs should indicate more than
a fairchance, for' 'game. B's :hand is
much above the average and worth a
three -club bid, irrespective of 4.'s
dour
e anrase. s a ma er cria- t;
i7
1'<
COM NOT BUTTON
HIS COLLAR . .
Veale- a ter Rileurnatis n
There is 'only one way to deal with
rheumatism, It is not sufficient mere-
ly to clear it quit of the system -it
must be kept out. For 10 years this
_Aiessemaassasum___ man has been free from the trouble:
"A bad attack of rheumatic fever
The singleton .heart is a .danger spot; 10 years, ago" 'laid 'me up for four
so the. diamond bid is better than one
no trump • If partner WS one, heart, months. When -I started .Works I .Could
then the dealer should wet one no not. raise my right arm sufiltiently to
trump.. , -
tland No.'4.
Hearts -A, 9,-4f 2
Clubs -K, 1G, 9, 2 Y
Diampnda-A, Q, 9 A B
Spades --5;: '2 Z , .l
No score, first game. Z dealt -and •bio
°one's'pude; wr ch -A=" oubled-^pasi3:ed:"
B• bid tw•q cause; Z bid ' two :diamonds.
A b`id,three.clubs, Y and B passed and
,,Z bi¢"three;,diamouds:'; A passed and
Y bid three spades: B deulil.ed three.
•spades' arid all passed: What should
A• lead ftOrd
'the foregoing.. land
at
either., Auctbn or Contract
Anhquld ()pen theiveef'i pses:• .Z
,has .
iiid two Unita.; ,'epades'�•';and•';dia
•monde, add'. Y has showed; preference
for spades.' That probably 'leans drat• little' daily dose," uric acid wilt never
-he js-shot-t-ot-dfamorids_and,-if_so,..it..i- • form s,gair, '
very necessary to, lead trumps and
thus 'try'"to prevent Y -from "'trumping
"A's good. diamondi3 'As a matter of
fact, the, lead of the -spade. is the only
one that will defeat the. contract. If
A opens the club, Y .Z. will Tust -make
their contract: -- Note.that Hands No..
1 and No. 4 wer..e:;hekd by'A';and B as
partners.
Three -o i -a Matcl ::' '
button my collar at the back. Hay-
ing 'to get iffy own hiving, I became,
,very anxious, be'cause'-of my arm he-
ing so weak, , so I 'Started. taking
Kruschen Salts in srnall,deses straight
away, 'and have been taking it. ever
since: . I am pleased to say I have
ensrt- hee,>3 tre cabled,,,,. tAtY hell! >t;>"
'during this ,time. Although• I am 61•
years of "age, I., feel. quite, :fit Por my
Kriischeii . dissolves' • away' --those
needle-paintedcrystals, of. uric acid.
r a
which are •the :causlu
e of all ie m tie
troubles. It will also $uah these
'etaa0lved crystals clean"out of ':your'
systeih Then if, you keeps up "the*
.. a
tWartime Superstition?'
"Three`.:on a' match'?; 'No, thanks.
not for MO!. I'll ;11ght my own!" -
So say many of ug, .smilingly, but
nevertheless more : earnest than 'we
would care 'to, ad-m1t is ou'r deference
to this curious superstition.
.' Where did it come.'from•? 'It •seems
to: be a .comparatively new 'addition
to the' already imposing ' array • of :
black cats, .horse—hairs' and four -leaf-
ed clovers that encumber. the petty
activities of •'our lives. ' • • "
Sortie affritiute` .its "-?-'b eeitLluek" '
abilities to the old. "Curse' of.. Three
ethers declare that • devils • can '.be
-drawn by the sulphurous -flame of a
ateh,-hum ing f - a -_ie.ngil„n three
The best • explanation,' however, is
• that offered .by a returned 'Isoldier
from, or.er-seas, quite convinced as to
its ,validity s
They -quote a certain general in
A B could have made live clubs.ana', the Allied Forces as baving said dur,
'game, hut B doubled three spades and:, Ing .one particularly, lengthy siege:
defeated ....the- Centred- -by' only one I ` $e- careful of lighting cigarett
trick. . Tm ,the, writer's opinion this --
in ,trenches- in the.,time that it
What New York
Is Wearing
Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson
Furnished" with Every Phttern
�W Lafs
For Health and Happiness
Here's ten .golden rules of Health
fpr _evitrione.:._-.,.._., _ ..
3". Dat. slowllr..... •
2.B.echeerful.
3. Brush your teeth daily.'
04. Avoid contagious diseases.
•5. Always cover a. sneeze or cough.
6: -Keep . clean -body, clothes, mind.
7. Learn something eaeli, da_y-d:o
your: best. '
8. Drink'''at, least four glasses of
water' daily. '
9. Sleep eight hours in ' a well venti-
lated room.
10. Play hard and fair.
' Official -"'You have a fine head of
hair -your- passport describes you' as.
bald-thepassport' is false."
Traveler -"No, the hair!" . '.
•GLassified' Adyerti
$4.:ENtrolf, MEWSPAPEB W • Y,y. ,
M rruUK I NU Fiat W lal;l.. ' ' ,. -.
1'AI'F.i; to Ontario K h;,•b i
Iea,.e..for •a tkrm with iOur�,ilavf In view,
•
Send pa•rticul,ara to.-i3ux••12, Wits,ot•, rutin
lisping Co.. Ltd., Toronto
A, lot cif' girls are wafting to find tout
what kind of cigarettes Queen Mary
smokes befpr`e they, •form., the habit...•4,
•'•
,`"•K
leber at started. the ."Gra
n
d
Canyon?' •
Gtide:'A,9�ohohmar• toet e,Penny
in :aditch°aT r T
ay
Nitt-" Ofice I'saved a, man's'life but
I -never got-•ii-medalLfor2- :' •
Witt -"Give. particulars, .please."
Nitt - "An .inebriate I once came`
home to' his apartment, turned'.on only
hot„ water to lake . a' bath in, and he
would have been scalded to death only,,
I happenedto be janitor of the build-
ing and -.there was no 'hot water." ,
. Jtidge-':You told • the Walter 'you
-were •going, -out • to get • money to •pay
,your, bill. Why di n't: yoti return t `
the • restaurant ?" ••
Accused -'rt. wan caught getting the
money," .
Tones -pinked up the ,da11:y paper and.
wiriastpliiiihed by aeeing'an announce -
went of his death in an accident.. ,He
immediately rang up a friend.
• •
Jones -"Bili, have you'seen the no-
tice• o1 my. death- in this 'morning's
paper?� ;
Friend •.Bill -"Yes where are you
speaking from?"
Is there' .anything' more disconcert=
ing than to have a June bug crawl , up
your pajama leg?' To whleh ere ans.
er'-'""Omly"'crnw-t-hiug; uelnlrber,; and
that is having a June bug ' crawl np
your own leg."
;gam_ A po0:ketk#.ilstory, oi`
. Dodging girls,' •
Dodging work,
-Dodging -automobiles,
Dodging taxes,
Dodging the sheriff;. -
- . Dodging , the •undertaker. -
•Mike -"Yes; she's: engaged • to an
Irishman'. ,: •
• Friend - "Oh; really?" . '
Mike-teYes; --but-1 --think -he -pro-
nounces it O'Reilly."
double of, three spades is unsound.' •
Co,ntr-act -Bidding;. •
The bidding at Contract should be
the same. •
Hand No. 2 -
2000-VOIC t: l 11UHTION• !MORES
Ground floor reserved 75c.
$1.00 tor Box Chain
Sud cheque or money : order without delay to ,
Canadian National Exhibition. Toronto.
WILL14M INGLIS 111. W. WATERS
President. General' Manager.
Child in a Garden
(From Poetry)
O treasure! 0 joy! .
, Tlye, little sacred Boy
._.._U,pon His Mother's knee
No' sweeteras' than she
Who- now upon my heart, '
Artless and speechiessii
Worketh with more than ant.
Innocent flesh and trail!'
The Writ's holy ,veil! •
No older than the leaf-
- 'Young April's first ' '
Yirst herald of the sheaf -
That trims the poplar bough-
• With tremulous light,
Will you grow strong and tall,
O spirit infinite,
O body small, - -
,Here where all. things are growing
And the `spring air ,s blowing?'
My heart is in your hand.
Grow tall and cbarm the land.
-Janet Lewis,'
Goad Work
''he capacity for good. work, of the
'kind that goes on without trumpets, is
diminishing in the *arid.
."_
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Hearts -none. '
Clubs -A:':1,110. 7, 2
Diamonds -R, Q, J, 9; 7, 5 •
Spades -1, 8 , ''
Auction Bidding:
No score, first game. •Z dealt and
bid one diamond, A bid ope .heart,.'Y
one no trump and B two hearts: What
should Z now do with- the foregoing',
hand? 'Z shouldunquestionably bid
three clubs and force his. partner .to
choose between clubs and diamonds.
If'Y has Anything that looks tike .a no
trt(,mp, Z 'should make game either in
diamonds or •clubs: In the actual play,
Z bidtwo no trump and 'Y Z Billed -to -
make: game while,at diamonds, they
could have made five odd. With'a• two -
suit .hand of this type always bid both
suits if you get the chance.
• Contract Bidding:
At Contract; the bidding would be
the same up to B's two heart bid. Z
'should then make a forcing bid of four
clubs and thus • command or force Y
to try for, game either in ch hs on dia-
monds, the suit that -best fitted. his
Hand No. 3
• Y •
,A. -Z .8 :
• Hearts 1' •
Clubs -(1. 10, 9; S
Diamonris=A, Q. le, 4
Spades -K, 8, 7: 5
No secret first game: Wbat,should
Z, as dealer, bid with foregoing hand
at either Auction or Contract?.. '
The dealer silouldf bed one diamond.
This is another hand. of the type dis-
cussed many times in these article's.
Vivousa
Hk14ard�iiLBab1eS!
But Mothers Find - Protection and Relief for •Them
' in BABY'S OWN TABLETS
"Ween mychildrenare overtired and
restless in warm weather, 1 give thein
their dose of BABY'S OWN TABLETS°.
' at night, and in the morning they. arc
'happy and contented ,children and are
", apleasure to cope with"' , writes l�i'ts.
Mary Mason, Halifax, N.S.
Mrs. George 11. Walker, ThonTasburg,.
Ont., says: "I have found BABY'S
OWN TABLETS the best of all chil-
dren's renuedies'for Suminer Complaint,
Colic, Teething and Constipation.
• "BABY'S OWN TABLETS art excel -
DR. \ ILLIAMS'
BABY'S
Make , Mother, (fQW
takes to light three :cigarettes' from..,
one matbh -enemy aircraft-catt-TOni=-
pute - our location accurately, enough.
to blow us "all from the -tape' •tace' of the
earth." .
end. this,. in the , light ' of • the 'pos-
sible . result, seems about as strong
an argument as ever gave rise to a
superstition!'•
Vine"' Yields ;More—Rubber-
-rubber
More "Rubber -rubber vine which yields
twice as much rubber as either of its
parents has-been produced by the Un-
ited States Department of Agricul-
ture near, Miami, .Fla. •It. is a cross.
between'' two plants both native to
Madagascar one long grown in Flor-
ida as an ornamental, and the other
naturalized in many places in Mexico
and the West. Indies. •
Tl e -planting• of Madagascar rubber
vines as ornamentals ' is spree Ith
rapidly in . Florida, Arizona and
Southern California, says a reeen't
bulletin from the department. •
The new hybrid rubber *vine showe'i
a rubber, content between 4 and, 5 per
cent. in monthly periods of analysis,
reaching nearly 7 per cent. in sonic
cases: The vines of theparent species•
seldom yield more than 3 per cent.'
Because the seed of the hybrid does
not• run true and produce .the same
type of plant as the hybrid itself, the
rubber Workers propagate new plants
by cutting. The vine is a perennial';
and once planted a regular production
of rubber might be practicable. Propa-
gation fnethods are being sthdied to
increase the 'supply of hybrid mater-
ial, but none is available for distri-
bl.tion at present; '
The department, is also experiment. Very Useful .
ing with desert plants which grow in
Southern Arizona and California and, "What. is the Most useful creature
which show prospects • for rubber, pro- •in:- the world to mankind?"'asked the
duction. The most promi§ing is p 1 teacher.
r._ttce 'milkweed that could be�grown I "A hen, sir," replied Freddie Wlil-
in large quantities in the desert dis- son.
triets in ,the event that a domestic "A hen?" echoed teacher. "How do
production .of rubber 'became . neves-, You make that out?"
zany. "We ean•eat it before it is born and
:Red and white seersucker makes .
this smart sports dress. '
•T•hepaneled front adds attrac-
tive graceful 'height, to the figure.
Tts as•easy as A, B, C to make it.
Andit will cost you 'next to no-
thing. ' -
- Style No. 294$ is -designed or
sizes 14, 16, 18, 20 years, 36, 38
and 40- inches bust. Size 36 re-
quires. 2% ' yards of 39-irtch ma-
terial. • - • •'
Another delightful sche'ine is yel-
lotiv linen with brown bone .buttons.
..nd brown leather belt.
White crinkle crepe silk is
snappy with vivid, -red buttons and
red leather belt. ' •
HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS.
Write your name and address
plainly, giving numherand
such'patterns-res y60 want. Epclose
20c' in stamps or coin (coin pre-
ferred; wrap it carefully) for each
n-..niber, and address your order to
Wilson Pattern,. Service, 73 West
Adelaide •St., Toronto. ' '
lent for children's summer complaiets",
writes Ales. (Rev,) Conreu, lirantford,
Ont.
BABY'S OWN TABLETS can be given
with complete safety to the youngest
and most delicate child -sec analyst's
statement in each !�c package. They
aro recommended for smatter illneSser,
teething trodbles, simple fevers, colic,
upset stomach; constipation. sleepless-
nese
leeplesnese and fretfulness. Children takehere as eagerly e
as they eat candy.
c y lf
3
than 1,250,000 packages sold in 10
1
27
a .•
New. Colors for Fall Chosen .
By British Fashion Creators
atter it is_clead,'_' exp ined_thie. boy.
Life
Life is but the edge of i • vast ocean
Lond'bn,-Tn addition.t'o the "Empire of existence.
Shades'" al'reatly announend 'fqr the-- -
Ottawa Conference, British fashion ,
creators are sponsoring an interesting
list of colors for the antuinn season.
'rhe usual piquant titles are 1n` evi-
dence again, Withnature furnishing
most of them, but with emotional Im-
plications providing a few • (such as
"love -le -the -mist"), And a niod'ern soft
rri k 0rang
ta e
)
heTping'
out thegen-
eral
schelne.
Alerting and' afternoon Shades will
include, hi • the browns, Jacobean and
briarwood; yellows, marigold, musk,'
and .ora„rt eade rexlg,^holly berry_ bas {.
turtiunt, peony, damson WIce; greens,
chestnut leaf, Cretins green and lore -
bird green.
•tl
Harley-
Davidson
1933 Models
now on display at ou'r store. .Also
large assortment of
USED MOTORCYCLES
to CheOSQ from. -Prices lower than
any time in our history.
We invite you to call and inspect our
stock•ofMotorcycles While attending
the
, Kennedy and Menton
42 'OLLEOE TORONTO' '
' Rarley-Davidson 3 1atrib itore
•
OIOTOR BOAT IVA BOB '
ry 1 C H A R D SON DOU13L2 CA -13-1
•ll cruiser, about thirty fret a use •
'aitugether• ori• four or five inunshe. an
'Iwo •it:usrnis, complete equipment ,nclurl.
Ing carpets: bed antable linen 'l,�na,'
glassware and sliver as weIl,as ' Il mar- •
1 , e,ulument and, many ,extras LOIS'
cruise! with Its two cables and iia •:vell
equipped galley Is an•t:nusually ,.ornf•irt-
able boat ,for week -ends .or tenger
cruises for four to .six peopie 'It Ie ex-
ceptlonnily• seaworthy,' and Oas eruued
all over .the Great Lakes. 1t lisp a- Algol
class and very econonflcal GO ,horsepower, •
six -Cylinder power 'plaint with complete
.electric lighting' throughout and a.peed
of 12 to 14 miles per hour tt is a ipe-
etal paint ob and very attractiyh in ap-.,
pcaxance. -Owner will sacrifice for 'nail
its original. cost. a. . Walk) risi' 73 ' W:
'Adel,aide St: Tnronto.
To• -be .free•'fro n' Rheumatism, in
any 'form
.
---_Q'VE '�I�E CAUSE',
U E
That Is what • Thomas Rheutbatkinq
Remedy 'does.. It 'wail. do, the same
r Particulara
for.•ydu. Write for F ee ..
••k:;;LEE W.¢''1-klOMA$' MFG , a
21 • '41aie. 'St., "L:on.dop;'
t,
e
.6;000 ,Tons of Dust
•
In a dust storm recently six thous-..'
-and "tuns 'of; dust len on •rthe *city of •
Winnipeg. • • 'The .calculation ` was., -;
based upon the amount that fell on, '
one equare yard of pavement.. When . • .
weighed it was found to total 21.
ounces: It .cane 'largely , from ,the
drought -stricken ' areas of North' •
ISakota• and 'Saskatchewan. • .
•
• Five Luiidr-Frog `=Farms
It is 'estimated that there are now .
five hundred.,fro.g farms .in the Uni
ted.. -State
_S .s I.ns�Angeles tttis three
'
millions '� year, Philadelphia. ,lair _____.
milliona,...and:N.ew York _nerhapa tem
millions. ' 'It takes• two years .to
raise a- bullfrog..
Stops Summer Odor-
The heavy smell which warm,
weather brings to many pea-.,'..
ple is largely ;:prevented by I
regular bathing with a free
lather of Baby's Own :Sbap.
P aj atom disp IL '
uripleasantiiess and the skin
feelssorefreshed.coolsrsweet_; .
Baby's Owns sells at l0c 'a
- ---ca-ke-at dealers-everTw4ere.
.-' 3•-a
"Best for you and Baby too" '.
•r Sparks
This is the machine,age"and about
thirty a -woman •eaters` the ';reducing'
machine age. A girl's greatest probe
tem is not whether to let her hair
grow,, or which boy to marry, but when
to stop being twenty;fve. s1 book-
keeper may hold his Job by getting
the accounts 'so balled up ' that no one
else canunderstand them. Have you
ever noticed that all great men have
been great workers?
Irate Parent -"Didn't I see you kiss
dalighS;ex., sir?" --
Nervy Youth -"How should I know?
Do you think I'd be gawking around
when'I was doing a thing like that?" •
Two salesmen met in the smoker of
a train.
Number One -"Well, I've had a good
month... Orders have -been coming in
good:"
Number Two _ I can't !say as much.
I've had' only three, orders all- year."
Number One -"Three orders! Sakes
alive, man!! What is your line?"
N un1er Two "Rltilway_....locomo:,
tives'.'
Luxembourg Garden Beehives
Paris at heart is rustic. 6 the
midst of all its proud buildings and
rush of traffic it dreams of -meadows,
little gardens, and the drone of bees,
And at the heart of it you will even.
find certain of these rustic things.
Paris almost,. in 1 the. Center of it
cherishes its beehives. In a seclud-
ed corner of the Luxeniliourg Gar-•
dens you will find' the city's apiary.
There, within ' a hedged enclosure,,
just like some little garden, in the
country, you may see the hives,. some
in straviz-1#ke Eyza
ers .in wdQd like miniature cottages:
And tierelYou will seethe busy bees
Winging outward .to seek the nectar
hidden 'in the garden's flowers, oth-
ers- speeding• inwardlade,% with
spoils,- to vanish into the mystery of
a hive's interior. pouletiines 'about
the little colony you may see a little
group' of people gathered for instruc-
tion in the ways of bees and the
secrets of acquiring much. honey.
Not far away is the drone of the
traffic on the, busy boulevard, but
nearer is the drone of the bee's, Booth-tf
r 'G•
somnolent, amid the ilowe g. -F.:
Hurrell, in "The -Lantern Show , of '
Paris." ••
ARE 'Qu SUFPER121 I ram
DEA
DEAFNESS
and HEAD NOISES
Our .New Ciear-Tone Models are ,
proving- by actual., trial• at home
that much can be done to overcome
this condition, •wonclerfuAU con,--._
structed, 'so small, hardly notice-
able, bringing to you actual relief.'
at once. TRIArs OPPS$
Write us to -day. We will answer,
giving you fulf pat{ticulars,for trial
at.,h.ome„gzmcall.Yy. ile,atthe ..Exhi--_
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Great London Searing Aid Ltd.
Suite 1112 .tar ' Bldg. •
(Clear -Tone Dept.); Toronto; Ont.
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Showers
The s'oiser of the see'd is assuretliy
the author of the whole h'ar'vest of ids*
I chief. Bemosthened.
At First Signs of Pimples
Use CUTICURA'
Anoint with the Ointment. After
five minritu's•badie with the Soap. ,
Soap 25c.
e intatena35c.-and-SOa-•--
PURELY
VEG.ETAB
Take them
every so
often. They'll
Keep you•
HEALTHY
Spiel L4reryiehere in
25c anti. 75c red pkgs.
f•S w a PiA.li.@b7
•i
are sure
,to get in
"even with the house screened.
Hang. up ' Aeroxon=the fly
catcher with the push pin and
longer and wider ribbon.
Ae&oxon is irresistible to dies
bei;ause. the glue is fragrant'.
and sweet and will not dry -
good for 3 weeks' service.
M drug,-gtocety 8s hardware stores. '
Sok Agent for Eastern Canada
J. Edgar. M. Genest.. P.O. Box 23
. t erbroOk•e, Quebec
Ontario Ret*resentati3•a
Ncv.i,.n A. Hill, 56 Ftont fit. ra't
Toronto
AEROXON
FLY- CATCHER
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