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A SPRING TONIC
AIDS EFFICIENCY1 AIDS
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Lay Foundation of Good Health
. Now by Building Your Blood
and Strengthening Your
Nerves.
The good old fashion of taking a
tonic in the springtime, like 121ost of
the customs of our grandparents, is
based upon sou4I common sense, and
good medical practice. Winter is. al-
ways a trying time, for those who are
not iu rugged physical health. Many.
siren, women and children go through
the winter on reserve strength they
have stored up d,uriiig the sunny, sum-
mer nnonthn,,, and grow themes• male and languid .as the sp days
Ass approach. A tonic for the .blood and
nerves ,at this time will do much for'
-Such people, by put' ing • color in the
Cheeks and banishing that tired feel-
ing that worries thousands of people
at this season of the year.
It Is 'impossible to be energetic it
your blood. I9 thiel and weak, or it
. your nerves are frayed or •shattered.
You cannot compete with others If
you do not get refreshing sleep at
night, or if your appetite 19 poor or
you are losing weight. You need a
Aprons and a House Dress
895—Lades' and M i'tses' Cover
Apron (side closing or to be slipp
tonic at this thee to add to your ef= on over the • plead; in two length
flciency• now, as well as to save you 1Price,....25..ce_nt$. In 3 sizes; small,
• frons suffering later on. And in all 36; medi, 38, 40; large, 42, 44 i
the realm of medicine, there is no bust measure. Small size requir
safer or better tonic than Dr. Wil- shorter length, 41,1 yds. 27 ins. wi
or 3%I yds. 36 ins. wide. Rid
around bottom, 1% yds.
8731—Ladies' and Misses' Dres
Apron and Cap (reversible closing
Prise, 20 cents. In 8 sizes, 34 to
ins. bust measure. Size 36 requir
47,s yds. 32 ins. wide, or 4% ,yds.
ins. wide; •collar, as yd. 36 ins. wid
Width around bottom, 2 yds. In
inch material this design does n
require any piecing.
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NEURITIS
So many have Neuritis. -
that painful, paralyzing
lnflammutlon of the
nerves. Do not suffer an-
other day. If you are a
victim. try
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules
2 othing else brings relief
eo quickly and so surely.
Bend • for free sample to
'Fenn lotona, 142 King et.
W., T
oronto.
For tale at reliable drug-
gists for • 1.Ci a boa.
ASTH MA
Templeton's RA Z -MAH Clap.
rules are guaranteed to relieve
ASTHMA. Don't suffer an-
other day.
Write Ternpletons. 142 King St.
W.. Toronto. for freesample. •••4•
Reliable druggists sell them at.
111.04 a box.
$45,000,000 THEFTS
all, 8973• -Ladies' Tie -On or Button -On FROM CARS SHOWN
ed House Dress (instep length). Price, B Double
s)' bust measure. Size 3(, requires 4 yds.
34,136 ins. wide, or 3% yds. 40 ins. Ovide;
ns. i cuffs, la yd. 36 ins. wide. Width
es, » around bottom, I% yds. This design
de, would appeal to many who desire
th"comfortable dresses for the house.
The pattern provides for a collar
s-1 which may be used.
).' These patterns may Le obtained
48, from your local McCall dealer, ce from
es' the McCall Co., 70 Bond Street, Tor -
36 onto. Dept W.
These patterns may be obtained
32 from your local McCall dealer, or from
ot: the McCall Go., 70 Bond Street, Tor -
I onto. Dept W.
25 cents.
In 9 si;:es, 34 to 50 'ins.booty ou le That in Any
Pre -War Year.
R'holesale looting of merchandise
in transit on the railroads of the
United States caused a loss of ap-
proximately $45,000,000 in 1919, ac-
cording to United States Railroad Ad-
ministration statistics made public re-
: --nen tis .
. This is estimated to be more than
double the losses sustained in any
pre-war year, but it is pointed out
that the increased cost of the com-
i modifies stolen, roughly estimated to
average 85 . per cent., must be taken
I into consideration when comparing
the losses in the days of low prices
with losses now. Nevertheless there
has been a steadily increasing num-
ber of packages stolen, and the or-
ganization combating the thieves have'
met an increased ingenuity in divert-
ing goods from their owners.
A technique of robbery has been
developed so highly that the methods
of "mister thieves" are similar in the
United States; England, France, Italy
and Argentina, according to a recent
report of the United States Chamber
of Commerce in Argentina. Detec-
tives, however, are inclined to dis-
credit that organization's belief that
a "widespread international organiza-
tion" is at., work stealing merchandise.
Substitution is the usual method
used by the thieves. Sometimes boxes
supposed to contain velvets are found
at their destination to be filled with
calico or other ^cheaper grades of
cloth, but as a rule, waste paper is
found. These are referred to as "con- '
cealed losses" by railway men, and
are especially difficult to trace, as the
shipment leaves and arrives ap-
parently in good condition, and it is
almost impossible to discover at what
point the theft occurred.
The silk industry bar; been one of
the most severely hit In the last year,
and $o great has the risk become that
the Railroad Administration has been
considering excluding ri w silks from
the privilege of freight transportation r
by rail, The Merchants' Association
of New York, through its -traffic',
trleasautoonhia.saprot:ist4ed against such an
-wins e:Etas "rte-+
al measure to miniI)tlze or erevent
he theta of• -silk in trans;t,
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A British postman has walked
200.000 miles in AO years.
,.hams' Pink Pills. These pills tone
se and enrich the blood which circulate$
through every portion of the body,
strengthening jaded. nerves and run
down organs, and bringing a feeling
of new strength and energy to _weak,
easily' tired, de.spi3ndent men, women
and children.
Mrs. J. N. McNeil. Glace Bay, N.S.,
says: "For years pest my home has
never been without Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, and I have good rear ou to ,praise
them highly; Following an aiteck of
• 1a grippe, I was left in a badly run,.
down condition. I had no appetite
and felt so weak I could scarcely go
about the -house.• I was taking medic
eine. but it was not helping me,,and a
friend advised me to try Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. I used them for a time
tt ith the most beneficial results. My
eppetlte improved, my strength re-
turned and I was soon able to do all
my housework. I now use the pills
every spring and find them : splendid
strength bringing tonic. I have recom-
mended the pills to other 'fr'iends who
have used them with good results,"
-Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a
tonic, not a stimulant, They build up
the blood, and through their use not
only the disastrous after effects of in-
fluenza but also troubles due to poor
blood, such as anaemia, rheumatism,
indigestion and the generally worn. -
out feeling that affects so many people,
disappear. You can get these pills
through any dealer in medicine, or hy
mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes
for $2.50. from The Dr, Williams'
Mediclne Co., Brockville. Ont.
Lip -Reading.
Lips, to a certain extent, portray
one's passions, and are usually Indica-
tive of character. -
Correcting Sights of Rifles.
The manlier of Improperly sighted
rifles throughout the country is sur-
prisingly large. It matters not how
accurate a rifle may be, it is worth -
1 ss if it is not properly sighted—if
it shoots too tar to right or left, too
low or too high.
Correcting false sighting in rifles is
not a difficult task, provided the
breech block is removable and a clear
vision can be had through the bore of
the rifle barrel- Tho horizontal- ad-
justment of sights is the most diffi-
cult and requirea some provisions pre-
vious to making the adjustments.
The rifle barrel should be detached
breech block removed, and a tight St
ting wooden trough made to hold th
rifle •barrel. The trough should b
made of three pieces of o.ne-inc
board. The bottom piece should be a
wide as the thickness of the bar
rel and the two sides should be nailed
on just high enough to clamp the bar
rel.
Take the wooden trough to a pos
with a flat top, and secure it to the
top of the poet by driving a nal
through the bottom of the trough, and
into the top of post. Lay the.,rifle bar-
rel, sights up, in the trough, and swing
the trough around until it can' be
brought to bear on some distant tree
or telephone pole atandl perfectly
erect. Tills dole, Iook through the
Idleness, love of ease, sensuality, bore of the rifle and shift it until the
and indolence are said to be represent- tree or pole stands squarely in the
ed by thick lips. Centre, of the bore. Without moving
Almost cruelty is seen L
In this t_, itie from barrel frothis ps t
oioa,-�lowly
lip. Where the outline of the lips is raise the eye to the sights and see if
narrow and joined up with a sinister they correspond w!th the bore. If
mouth, then it is said to denote a lack{ not, the sights- are out of line hod -
of natural kindness, a deflclency of at zontally. Ther can be adjusted by
fection, and a terrible temper. shifting either front or rear sight till
"Cherub's" lips, thoso well defined it corresponds perfectly with the
and developed, with. a rounded outline, bore.
are supposed to show tenderhearted- The test for perpendicular accuracy
nese, affection, and a sympathetic dis- of rifle sights—that of shooting too
position. Discretion is discernible in high or too low—can only be made by
well closed lips, while Indiscretion and target practise. If false sighting is
detected merely lower or raise the
front or rear eight, as the case may
require.
_ al sleep. Such 'a medicine is Baby's
e Own Tablets. They pre a gentle but
e efficient laxative; are absolutely guar -
h anteed free from opiates or other In-
s jurious drugs and inay be given to the
youngest infant with perfect safety.
'A GENTLE LAXATIVE
FOR THE CHILDREN
Mothers—the surest way of keeping
your little ones, well and happy;
whether it Ls the new-born babe or the
growing child, is to keep their bowels
regular and their stomach sweet.
N.ne-tenths of all childhood ailments
are the result of clogged bowels and
sour stomach. The most necessary
and the best medicine for little ones
is a gently laxative --something that
will relieve constipation; sweeten the
stomach and promote rest and natur-
They banish constipation and indf-
gestion; break up colds and simple
fevers and give the baby that health
and happiness which all children
should have. They are sold by medi-
1 cine dealers- or by mail at 25 cents a
box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine'
Co., Brockville, Ont. -
Wisdom.
In life's hard school
Are lessons learned
That may be to
One's profit turned.
Successful men
Who win great takes
&Art ever make .
' The selfsame breaks.
a want of refinement are seen in lips -
with a coarse outline.
Generosity is generally denoted in
the .lower lip, and according to its fur
vices and freshness in appearance, and
'Its width, so Is the extept of benevo-
lence and liberality said to 'be repre- Air. ]flank had just received a new
dress and was t tying it on. The laun-
dress happening to arrive just then,
Mrs. Itlatnk asked hoer what she
they absolutely disregard other thought of it.
people's ideas. "It's litigant," said the laundress,
A love of being praised or admired and added as a tribute to her general
'by others le 'seen in a short upper Hp, appearance. "An' sure, ma'am, ye look
1 and the middle teeth of the top to in- a lady, whatever ye are."
variably show.Mrs. Blank's face told her that she
Miserly and niggardly persons are had made it" mistake, so she mrrecte
said to possess a pate shrivelled lower i herself hurriedly: "I mane. ma'am.
lip.
Worse and Worse,
seated.
Self-opinionated individuals are Raid
to possess a long, firm upper lip, and
it's winds ye are. whatever ye" look."
Better for you than tea
or coffee —
Insiant Postum
Delicious coffee -like flavor
Made instantly in
the cup.
Costs. less than tea
or coffee.
Sold by all8rocer.i
Spanish F1u
Claims Many VIctims in Canada
and 'should be guarded against,
Minard's
L
Ile a great preventative, being one of the
oldest remedies used. Mlnard's Ltnf-
merit has cured thousands, of rases •ot
Grippe, ltronehitfs, Sore Throat, Asthma
and airliner disease•. It Is an Enemy to
Germs. Thrusamlk of bottles bring used
et err da> .,.tun -sal. b -v all- elrtigg$srs end
general drain..
2iINAB.D'S LINIMENT CO.. Ltd.
Yarmouth. N.B.
Going the Rounds.
"'Where's the, umbrella I lent you
s esterday, Jim?"
"Jones borrowed it. Why?"
"Oh, nothing;. only the fellow I
borrowed it off says the owner has
been,asking for it."
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MONEY ORDERS:
;''Pay your out-of-town accounts by
Dominion Express JIbuey Order. Five
Dollars costs three cents.
Some Mental Prescriptions.
For clearness, read Macaulay.
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For Logic -.read Burke and Bacon.
For action. read Isomer and Scott.
For conciseness, read Bacon and
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Pope.
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HOMELESS!
Constipation, Headache, •
ltess, driven.
' �f
Crr�l•,1�, Birous
out with "Cassa-ets"
Drive away those persistent enemies
of lir:ppiness-biliousness and con'.
potion. Don't - stay heads, hy, sick.
tongue coated, sallow and miserable!
Never havo colds, indigestion upset i c
stomach. or that misery -making gas, ,
Feel splendid always .by taking ('as -
carets occasionally. Casearets never
gripe. sicken or incetven' a
calomel. Salts. Oil or nasty,• hat's.
Pills. They- cost so !it':i� and work
while yeti sleep:
BITS OF
IlUMOR
FROM HERE 6TNEAE
Aspiration.
An Irish mother who had occasion
,to reprove her eldest sqn exclaimed,
"I just wish that your father was at
home some evening to see how you
behave yourself when he is out!"
Very Crude.
"Boy," said a spectator, looking out
to sea, "what kind 0$-a ship is that
out there?" '.
"A cruiser," was the answer.
"And who are on board?"
"Her crew, sir."
"Abel by What mean• s does she
travel?" asked 'the interested man. •
"Oh, its screw, sir!" came the smart
reply.
"You are a veFy smart lad, and
where do you Mme from`?"
"Crewe, sir!" "
And he asked no more , questions.
Ask for MInard's and take no other.,,
Wages generally in Britain have
increased by 1007 to 150 • per, cent.
through the wd', while salaries have
risen 50 per cent. at the highs t.
"SYRUP OF FIGS"
CHILD'S LAXATIVE
Look at tongue! Remove poi.
sons from little stomach,
liver and boweis
Accept "California Syrup of Figs
only—look for the`name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless laxative or physic for the
Little stomach, liver and bowels. Child-
ren love its delicious fruity taste. Full
directions for child's dile on each bot-
\tle. Give it without fear.
Mother! You must say "California."
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Classified Advertisements.
` son SALM
WELL IOQUIPPED NEW$PAPIQ*
and job printing plant la >blasis
Ontario, Insuranoe carried 11.1100. Y
go for1.200 pQn quicksal* Box ill,
Wilson Publishing Co..Ltd.. Toronto.
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STEVENS' COMPLETE FERT1L-
lcer will pay you. Write for prices.
L! HIP YOUR EMPTY BAGS—SUGAR.
►- flour. bran sacks to Stevens. High-
est prices. Geo. Stevens, 264 Mark S�
Teterboro -.tit
KlifITrIXG T.&11.11
1' 'r1TT1NU YARNS, BEAUTIFUL
1 ka•ft lambs' wool four -ply, finger.
Ina yarns 1n sixteen colors. Just the
thing for sweaters, pullovers. toques
and children's wear. Made in Canada.b
Canadians from pure Lambs' Wool. and
nothing e1�e and somewhat resembles
the high Miss English yarns. but sa
much cheaper; as you buy direct from
the spinners. Price twenty cents par
skein or three dollars per pound. Small
maniple skein, twenty cents, ,postage free,
Also heavier yarns in homespun style,
all wool to wash at home; in lirey. Black,
and White at "one dollar, fifty per
pound. Large. sample skein. thirty
cents, postage. free. Postage extra on
• all orders under ten dollars. Geor e-
totQn Woollen Mills. Georgetown, On-
tario. Note Cardersand Spinners Want.
ed. used to country life.
BCROOL TEACU38
4�1 CHOOL TEACHERS—MAKE REAL
►7 money in spare time—send post
card to Ratepayer Publishing Co., t
Columbine. Tcronto.
° WOOD AB81EB.
7 F YOU HAVE A CAR FOR SALE
A write me. Geo. Stevens, 364 Mark
Street, Peters oro.
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SCRAP MOIL
AVE
1 F YOU HAVE A FIRE AND HN
a car or more of scrap iron I will
come and quote you where It lays. Geo.
Stevens. 364 Mark Street, Peterboro.
SLIAICZZLAIMOTTS. ,
el TUMORS, LUMPS, E1•C-,
j internal and szternal, ,cured without
pain by our home treatment. Writs no
before too late Dr. Betlman Medical
Co., Limited. Collinswood. Ont.
America's Pioneer
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Dog Remedies
DOG DISEASES
and now to teed
Mailed Free to.any Ad-
dress by the Author.
E. Clay Glover Oa., Inc.
118 `Vest 31st Eitreet
, New York. U.S.A.
The Safety Way.
Don't you say that winter's gore,
With his cloudy face. •
Till April with his best suit on, ,,
Smiles in the Picnic PIace.
11[inard's Liniment berman's4.
ideas„
Forgetting- God all day, men dee'nti
it right "•:),
To ask Him to -remember them at
night.
DOUBLE BEA6TY
OF YOUR HAIR
"Danderine" creates mass
of thick, gleamy waves
t
The egret of
besahhy up - to -
date shaving is
pse of Cuticura
Soap, the "Cuti-
cure Way". No
mug, no slimy
soar, ao germs,
no free alkali, no
irritation even when shaved twice daily.
One soap for all uses—shaving, bath-
ing and shampooing.
Soap 26e. Nutmeat 25 J 60c, Sold
throughout the Dominion. Canadian Depot:
iliae ahmited St. Paul St.,Hoatreai.
uticars soap shavea_witheet gnus.
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SiNCE .1870
ILOL
aTOPS COUGHS
In a' few moments you can trans-
form your plain, dull, flat hair. You
can have it abundant, soft, glossy and
full of life. Just get ao any drug or
toilet counter a email bottle of "Dan=
derins" for a few centre, Then moist-
en a soft cloth with the "Danderine"
and draw this through your hair, tak-
ing one small strand et a time. In-
stantly, yes, immediately, you have
doubled the beauty of your hair. It
will be a massa, . so soft, lustrous and
so easy to do irp All -dust, dirt and
ekceseive oil is removed.
put Danderine more life, color.
vigor, aiosi brightness in your hair.
This stimulating tonic will freshers
your scalp, check dandruff and tail-
ing hair and help your hair to grow
long, thick, strong and beautiful.
ACHES AND PAINS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
For sublimity of conception, react You'll find Sloan's Liniment
lyllton. softens the severe
For vivacity, read Stephenson and rheumatic ache
,Kipling...
For e;onimon sense, read Benjamin — —'
Franklin.
For elegance, read Virgil: Milton and
Arnold•
For simplicity, rend Aunts. Whit-
tier and Bunyan.
For srnoo'thness, read .%ddi•en and
Hawthorne.
For"lnteeeet in• epitome': things read
i Jane Au`ten.
For wisdom read Enteron; te-
s tur, - • -
-For lofty. enninblin.g sentiment, tar
rrwpathy. candor :incl honesty, tor
c enifort and consolation in ntflit tion,
and for the promise, of the lite that
nrw is and of the life which is to come. , •
read the Bible.. _
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rut it on f rcc' v. Don't r>r!• it in.
Just let it penetrate •naturally. 'What a
sense of soothing relief soon follows!
External ache, sti'ltnr.-e, soreness,
tramped muscles, attained sinews,
back "cri: ks"--othose _ailments can't
fight off the relieving qualities of
S oan's,. Liniment. Clean, convenient,
ecouQmi••ti., Made in ..Canada. '
S6c.. TOo.. $1.10.
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ISSUE No. 14—'0:Q,
ONLY TABLETS MARKED
"BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN
Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross"
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eel,- eseesiro aspirin,—rhe Aspirin Headache, Toothache, Earae•he, `Neu-
.__ o;.i 'uriati m,'re-urt.
te•c n 1 eslr•'= and now made' in (i'nada.: tie, Joint Paine, and Pain generally.
S t,• s VI bay an unbroken pn,•kage Tin boxes of 12 • tablet" .coat but
e•f ' i.;t.•r T'alelet•s of A.leirin" vl•hich a few cents. Larger''Bayer" packages.
There a early ono .P Fpir!a—"Hcgeir"—"on mast att4. "Bayer"
\ at .. • , . . . -, .1 -, ' '- .-P-a tO \ -. - ... -•.'aster- of Mote-
_,. f . k ,�.:;rtn rn. rs Payer
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