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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1936-02-27, Page 3I <) / WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE— And You’Ll Jump Out of Bed in tho Morning Rarin* to Go The live* should powr oat two pounds of ■quid bile into yoarbowels doily,If this bile tenet flowingfreely. your food doesn’t digest. It 'just decays in the bowels. Gas bloats up jour stomach. You get constipated. Harmful - poisons go into the body, and you feel sour, / eunk and the world looks punk. A mere bowel movement doesn'talways get at the cause. You need something that works . on the liver as welL-It takes those good, old Carter’s Little Liver Pills to get these two pounds of bile flowing freely and. make you feel "up and up". Harmless and gentle, they make the bile flow freely. They do the work of calomel but have no calomel qr mercury 'in them. Ask for Carter’s Little Liver Pilis by name! Stubbornly refqpe anything etoe. 25c. Winter Care of poats \ In |view of the 'Increasing' popular­ ity of goat keeping in Canada^ it is "observed that goats require approxi- mately^the same care as dairy cows. Goats Should-be -housed in wet,'cold- weather, and during; the fall months they should be brought into the goat bprn at night As the weather be­ comes cdlder they will be more/and- more confined, until finally . in the winter months their only outing will - once a day for exercise.. Clover or alfalfa hay is the best all-round roughage and goats should be fed ' . twice daily on as much as they will eat.up readily. Cabbages or roots in the • form of turnips or mangels are also relished and may be given re­ gularly. Oats should constitute the main grain, fed twice daily., morning and evening. Five-t-o ten per cent, of .oilcake or 25 per cent, bran may be added to the oats.' Goats vary in their capacity • for grain, so that, each goat should "be given what seems to be the necessary amount to produce the .greatest flow of milk. Goats always like browsing and. their —i^ving_.i^_thi9 -connection, states A. A. MacMillan in- the recently publish­ ed bulletin of which, he is the author, "Goat Husbandry in Can- be the .’in ex- A SMILE OR TWO A-j football player in a small col­ lege was extraordinarily dumb, but to the surprise of everyone; he pass-, ed, of all his work, including a spec­ ial examination in chemistry. The chemistry professor was tasked about it, and he said, “r decided Iywould let him pass if he answered 50 per cent, of , the questions correctly. “J asked him two\. questions-—one he answered wrong—one right. Therefore-1 Jet him pass. The-first' was ‘What colour is blue yitrol?/ He answered, ‘Pink.* That time' he’ was wrong. The other was ‘How do you make sulphuric acid?’ that he didn't Jcnow.' was right.” He answered That time he I don’t like: Before You Giv^ Your Child " on Unknown Remedy to Take is ______________ _ in ada,” issued'.by the Dominion partment of Agriculture^ may satisfied if a f,ew tree limbs from bush arc- brought to the yard which the goas are turned out for ercise. Some” of the things Brisk people-dots “of" cream in cof-,. fee—one-minute eggs^—ninety de­ grees in the shade—wall mottoes— zero weather — rare steak.-,- long good-byes—pep meetings—,communr ity. singing ■—- harrow beds — short beds—excessively dignified persons— potato salad — spinach — telephone solicitations — smugness — insistent cheerfulness — applause oyer; the radio—slavish servants—^high' press­ ure salesmanship-J-second-rate hotels —second-rate drug stores.—..genuine tea parties—reckless driving—hab­ itual ba,ck-slappers—persistent cig- aret smokers—lipstick application in public place9"=^—t“old -floors-——waun- bedrooms. .... *- - — - GF-IL0S0P-H-EE-: -Don’t undo others, as you have been undone by them.— Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit what is left of the earth after, everybody else gets through.—The reason people don’t vote as- they -used- to~ is that voting presupposes air opinion, and we, are taught not to have any opinions.—The big1 .ideas are. .not conceived by .the time-clocK system. They 'are the spiritual e.f- flonescence of humble minds... (This was trUje last week, but not. today).— There 'are'*too many .people in the business. Let’s you and I get to- g'Other and. have• sonie of the other joints closed up.—If yoii can't say No; you can’t expect to live within your income.—If you weren’t speedy, employers used to be satisfied .if you werg accurate, but- now you, must be both.—Lbnejjness is universal . . . No hamart soul- ever finds a perfect- match. -------- . • • Womaw--Goodness, Gecii’ge! not! our baby! This is'the carriage. . ' .Husband—Shut, up! This 'is ter carriage than ours. Don9t Poll a i?y L. E. EVBANKS in.^he Maritime p . Famiar. At a recent county fair', in Michi­ gan,. a world’s 1 reeord fop horses’ pulling power was established |by “Tom” and “Rock,”' a team of Bel­ gian geldings owned by Russell San­ dro of Ohio, If you see the picture of this per­ formance, be sure to observe how The driver is holding the lines; a line-1 in each hand and slack.. No whip nor other evidence of force is present. . I vyill remember when teamsters used to believe that Hoiles always pulled more effectively when the driver pulled back on them, and ap­ plied the’ lash. Doubtless many still think -sp,. but they are wrong., Just two things.„'ma<ie Tom and Rock do their best on that test— proper train­ ing up to that- time,' and, in the specific, effort, kind, encouraging talk. When a dumb animal, or a per­ son, is doing his supreme' best-; it .does hot take much to confuse him.* We pull on the lines a little to back a horse, and there is no logic in doing the' same thing to make him go for­ ward. ,If the bit is severe, or the animal very tender-mouthed, ’there' ■is bou nd.. .to.J^.e„res,teaLn.L „ ■ . With all animals, the ' liprse"'pre'-“ eminently, words constitute the great control =— encouragement in kindly tones. I saw- an employee­ jerk and pull at the head of a balk- iflg horse for nearly half an hour, in vain; Then the . .owner., who had raised the animal from a colt, arr>- ed. ,-jAfter dismissing the driver, he talked in low, kind tonesto tli<e horse, patted him affectionately oh the neck, then took the lilies'. Very quietly, he said,, “Get up, ‘Spruce’.” And thej horse obeyed perfectly. No physical force is equal ' to the strength of gentleness.-^’"' Teeth To Order 0' ■ _■___. ...J.....................‘ Dr. Pullfast, a prominent dentist in the. West, received a letter the other day from a . man' in the next • county which.. s.aid_:..uJ’ye_ -of—y-ou-i^—s-kil 1—as__a_^d.entist and 1 would like some I am busy with will '.give you the mouth .-’is ' three five-eighths of ’.an1 inch . threw -the jaw And spin,O' hummocky on the edges.' Ja^-.-is. shew, with the toe forward We have that people I iktr^threy" rwsed to mwk-t4iey-1-g0-4»to- just take a good .soaking. ' noticed in receipt* years, do not carry umbrellas World Fair Expert Air Death Toll Is Increasing General manager, of the Cana­ dian National Exhibition foj* 12 years and consultant to the Bri­ tish Empire" Exhibition at Wem­ bley, England, H. W. "Waters has been retained, as consulting . ex­ pert (by the president and direct­ ors pf the Pacific Exposition on the..World’s- Fair .to be hel^in-LoS^ — Angelesr-- --Het flrst^faslc. ;will be the. selection, .in conjunction with the civic authorities, of a site for the forthcoming World’s Fa;ir..and—' _.. j.a;n- ---ex-aminati^F^f ''Transportation facilities. ■ ” ' . « . ... , pf -your teeth. :As* my Spring jwork I measurements. My inches wide acrost, hummocky on the shaped like a .lioss- Vitamin <(D>9 Should Be Supplied ■ ■. — The season is -here when the laying flock should- be supplied with Vita­ min “D”. During the -sunny days that are warm enough direct sunlight -wilL.b.eljh and on very cold days clos­ ed windows or. frames fitted~~with' one of the several glass substitutes will Stso-^heTp. There are often long- periods ”during 'the~’W1nteF sFa'soii;- however, in which , there is little dr no sunshine, and during such periods a. good gjrade of Cod liver oil i’s_^r- ■h»ps’ the..best knovyn,. source of vit- dmin "D”. It is safe to recorft'mend the feeding, of "cod liver, oil co-nt-HW-r ousdy through the Winter months. vitamin “D” assists in the ass'rni- ?ation of the feed taken- by the hen, i.t. builds1 the bone1 structure of young bird and maintains a and normal bone structure i-n older bird;' Vitamin -’’D'’^n.',.sO makes lninei’aTs Tn thte'Tfvecb^feri -to—Tteds_ available, or in other, words makes'.it possible' for the birds, system to'use -and convert these' minerals so that ' intend of ’being wasted they build .up. fhe'bird’s' system. .V.proper sup­ ply of Viamin "D'’ -will, resultin. better, egg proiluctfiorr, eggs, with .stronger shells and greater fertbity ' in eggs. . ■ the hard the. We beard a > woman -ay while, peeved thy other day .that' another lady had a wheel.missing. That's an- other, way of vallinii’. one a nut and it sounds 'miich more •refined. . a bet-SCOUTING j Here There / I Every (lay,, unthinkingly, rfiothers take the advice of unqualified persons ■—i-in&tcad' of" their .’ doctors’ - - on „ _' If tiicy^khe^^thVTIiib screrfiTtis- know, they would nu'er take this chafict. • t- Doctors Say PHILLIPS’ For Your ChihT Whcn.il. comes to the fiFqucntly-uscd •’milk of magnesia,” doctors, for over 50 vears7’ have sfiid ’‘PHILLIPS*. Milli of ^lagnesia “ the safe remedy for your .child.” Hcrnember t his — And A hvays Say '‘Philli/is' ” When You Buy. - Your child deserves it; for your own peace of nritijl, sec that you get it —-,<>en- uinc J’/u'/f/ps’ Milk pf Magnesia. • Also in Tablet Forms Phillips’ Milk of M.ign-".i.-i Tab- ■ It-tsraru n<''A on f.il; .it all <irtig •• stores everywhere. E.-kL tiny tab­ let is tli< e<|Uiv alent (if a te.r p'Vinliil of Gen- *” ■in" I’IhIIii's' .Milk of '■ M i4!r.t>ia..*** ah4 L*4*Phillips’ _ /Milk cf/Magnesia- MADE IN CANADA REGAIN VIGOUR I Don’t stay low in bodily health and spirits. -;Do what thousands have done. Take PHOSFERINE. And recapture fresh, vigorous buoyancy quickly. ‘ • PHOSFERINE,, the great British tonic, will do th£t for you, as it has done for thousands in England and ■Gandda. • . ' . '• ’ From the very first day you take PHOSFERINE you. will fee! better, . sleep better, cat better. PHOSFERINE . is concentrated energy. You take just :a few tiny drops each daY are drops packed with new life. Quickly^ they build -you up. soothe your nerves, drive out pains and stiffness, and give you a new lease on life. PHOSFERINE has been remarkably successful in al­ most copntless cases of poor health and depressed spirits. It will'prove just’as Il K°Piat*J^RlNE is splendidly effec-x five aPnll ages -for combatting fatigue, ’ sleeplessness, gericral debility, retarded . gorivaftsccrice. nerves, anaemic! condi- “■ 'tion,-indigestion, rheumatism, grippe, neuralgia, neuritis and loss of appptitc. Get PHOSFERINE from your drug* gist now—tn liquid or tablet form—at the following reduced prices:—-3 sizes,. 50c, $L00, $1.50. The $1.00 s-ze-is ’ nearly four times the 50c size, and the $1.50 size is twice the H.00 size. 50 . * ' 'ii fl / , t TO MY VALENTINE Be good, sweet maid, and let who will be. clever— , - Advice - you'll follow with the. great­ est ease; For, all your life, you'll be. the first of these; ■"/ , # The se’cond—if you know my darlmg —-never! —N. R. Jaff ray. First Wrestler—Quit it' Yotr'arc bitin’.my shoulder. — . Sqpond Wrestler—Shut up Defore 4 t^ikc’a nbtkni to swallow you! ' You veTy seldom . hear, of a woman cashier running away with her em­ ployer’s money, but when she does Growing Deaf With Head Noises? Try This. Tf you arc growing hard of hearing and "fear catarrhal deafness, or if you have roaring, rumbling,, hissintr I'oiscs in your ears, go to your drug­ gist and get1 oz. ef Pariiy'M fdouhi<‘ 'trength) and add to 4+‘ U pint of hot water and a littlg sugar. Take 1 'a’>iesnoonful four Gibes a day< • This wilt> often bring quick rel'ef from the' distressing head noises. Clogged ndstvi’s should onen, breath­ ing become J?asy, and t.he . hmedus stop dropping .into, the .throat.-It is easy to take. Anvone who., is threat­ ened with catarrhal deafness , or who has head noises should give this pre­ scription a trial.- . ' 9 A brother to every other Scout, without regard to race or creed /cars in connection with- r Juvenile Court, 1 have no Scout havjng any criminal Brodie, ad- meeting of- the Scouts' . Associa- "In all my yc the Windsor recollection *of- a Boy appeared before me on a charge. ’ —r Magistrate 1 dressing the annual Border* Cities’. Bov tion. * * I umanian /ScoutThe “hiitlu st R<‘ decoration the Virtutoa C’erctta.scasca (Scout Virtue), has His Majesty King Batten l’ohel’. Off iei :t l a n n ou11 1 nont made by'-The lrtterrufUomiT^nr ‘the Boy Scouts' Association of the in­ stitution of a Hew world wide Scout deemation? the "‘‘bronze wolf.” . The new award is somewhat similar in ’orm to the ‘‘silver wojf of the Brit- sh Empire: the ribbon is dark green with- an edging of yel’ow. The new leroratt'on: will be awarded py the In­ ternational Committee for exception.-. '•1 service to world Scouting. The Alberta Scout census,, for 1935 • ' 1 i’ v* •.Hows (.15* and .736 h •amps been awarded by Carol, Il to Lord been Pau 01 to fo/ their was. Seventeen persons were killed In­ stantly wthen a luxury air-litter jin which they were flying crashed into a timbered swamp in Arkansas last week. There are indications that the speed indicator on the plane had jam-" med and the machine may have land­ ed at a speed of 180 miles an hour, three.,times3 the regular velocity for coming to earth. -•."'. But one .of Uie most, ghoulish feat­ ures of this flying disaster, the worst in the history of aeroplane travel in the United States, was the robbery ..of the dead victims a few minutes after the crash. People who rushed to the scene rifling the-pockets.of those who had perished. On . the same day nine persons were killed in Colombia, South America, wtien"an aeroplane fell in the jungle. Two were injured and seven, wfere re­ ported unhurt. These two major mishaps, along with several others that have .occur­ red' recently in tie United States; syggest that the /mortality record is .rising- among air travellers. For a .time-there -.was strong emphasis of- the comparative safety of AeriaL-tra-: vel. These..late—disasters will affect. _the-aveFage considerably.. • Of course the volume of aeroplane traffic piust be considered In. relation to the death list. The business i has grown tremendously In the United. States, It has become a more or less matter-of-fact- consideration now to-’ go by plane on long distances. -The air lines -are repeating’the history of the steam railways. Half a century ago it was a common experience to- read of railway wreks In “which the dead and injured constituted stagger­ ing figure's. $bday the fatal railway wreck is a rarity .-No doubt advancing. Invention will render th'e Tlyihg 'niach’-' ine similarly, dependable for safety;.. IV Rhodes Scholarship Awarded to Trinity ’ College- Student Sixth Trinity Student Awarded Coveted Scholarship in 10 Years The selection of Mr. George Igna­ tieff of Trinity College,. Toronto, as one: of the ...two Rhodes, .scholars-for •1936 from. the- Pirovinice xof Ontario 4s_something.ywhich- .suggests., several, very interesting comments. ‘‘ In. the first place; Mr. Ignatieff ?is the.sixth - stude-nt of Trinity College during the past ten years' who has Irf-eur awarded a Rhodes scholarship. .The list is as. follows* 1926, Mr. Es- coit Rei?J of Toronto; 1927, -Mr. W. Lyndon Smith of Windsor; 1928, Mr. George S. Cartwright of Tajon:- to; 1929, Mr. C. ;H. Little of Owen Sound; 1931. Mr. J. L. Stewart of Toronto. At . Trinity College the number of students is strictly limit­ ed and it .is, therefore, remarkable that so many of.its students should have been chosen as Rhodes scholars during ttfe past ten years.’ . ■ • Mr. Ignatieff is a grandson of a famous Russian statesman of the I overlooked at Christinas'.* It t ac.!i a ' choicer.frozeiL lamb ■ t’-liristinas dinner. ° * * * A party of Scouts- from -the .'.Sill, 123rd ami 13(’>th Toronto Troops;- were January wobk-epd guests' of the jst Huntsville Trodp for the lochl Ski Carnival. In a ski race,' h on oils went" to tho. ' local. Scouts,' During .their stay, the Toronto boys were shown .tlte plant of the Ariglo-Oana- (liiin Leather Company,zWhero the dif-y fevent processes were explained and ' l- nmnstrated; ' ~ Boy Scouts .of Raj|pit<ina. India, were highly commended for,two days if continuous rescue work dm ing the rt-(‘-i' nt heavy floods in .nearby. disr ■ tricts. 20th,z ■ -■.q’ ’’Cotdh up with t gone, back to i V3 “Thatwhy youj/s^e so many more e crowd! They’ve •gden's Fine Cut, . now .that bettir itimes aiq. liere. »m. —t-L -■-)lJ./g|e go many more Kniiinq. smoketa | 'round you —_ they; are again roiling-their-owa_ -3rith Ogden's*— Ijthe "headline” attraction in cigaretfe tobaccos. Smoke this betterfine cutyoursett. You'll want to use the best papers, too—-{like'Chantecler' or'Vogue'.” OGDEN’S FINE CUT | P S.—Yoitr Pipe Knout Ogden’s Cut iPhtt -------------- -— A New York Lunch (H. V. O’Brien of the Chicago Daily News writes hojne from New York.) As I say, I Ifad'.thought there was a depression. But’the, price of my lunch today makes me wonder. I had it in-a restaurant which is not especially._noted . ..JligJl 8; either. I had oysters, a smalUiaml) chop, some potatoes au gratin, a _g1ass of milk, and a dish of choco­ late ice cream. The check was $2,807 As an interesting exhibit in current sociology,' I recorded the items th^t produced this total. They were: - Bread and -butter (untouched) ■$ ,20 Oysters ........... ....^.......7. .60 /Uhop 7................................ ■ —LflO- Pothtoes ........ ' ,40 Milk ................. J20 ke Creain ...7.............7............... .40 Total ..... $2.30 In a'spasm-of economy I held the waiter, to, two bit's, thus -keeping the- total investment (with tax) only a • trifle over $3. G Classified Advertising • / ■ a . ........... - ' ... INVENTORS I . u Count Ignatieff,- was . Minister' 'of Edrt'eatipp in Russia before the revo­ lution Ojjf 1'917. He is now residing in Canada and is connected with the Russian Red' Cross. Mr. Ignatieff will proceed to the University of. Ox­ ford in the autumn for a period of three years to study. ' These Rhodes' scholars are selected ’from, the universities of the province. In accbr’dance with the trust estab-, fished by Mr, Cecil Rhodes, in the ‘•election regard is had to: (a) Force of. character, (lcvptioii. to duty, courage, sympathy, capa­ city for leadership, • (bl At^litiC attain-, , (c’5 Physical-vigour,-as shown by.. participation irt. games oy in other way?. ■ ’ OFFER To EV • List .of w-ariled I' informal ion gent free Company. World Pat- Hank Street. Ottawa. KING OF PAIN THE FAMOUS RUBBING LINIMENT Pub on — pain gone. ' Get the new large econ­ omy size—-Also avail­ able in smaller, regular Instant Relief From ITCHING ?G Sennits, Cubs., ai'id Rovers miffs. Sevenfy-t.wo. summer wi re held.* ♦ * annual gift of Australian Boy. to Roland House, the • East. ,and’ Rosemary The ’ confs London Sot t Foment, Ifdino, l ho Scout Association’s conval- •-s’cf-nt. hon’m at Herne’Bah was1 not WHAT I LIKE (or do hot like) ABOUT MODERN HAND - LETTERING * For the best $ssay of not more than 200 words on^the subject of' Modern Hand Lettering Here Is a- r-'nl opportunity for artists,, authors, everyone tn <-xtyrns& ■■ Ih.-insvlvcs i-n an interesting topic nn<l nlsn vvin a'prize; A possible sale• offered for; practical o'.-axs. ’ « Send your essay in on Or before March 7tli, 1936. with ah entry fee- of Twenty^Five Cents. 25. per- cent of ttyo entire, receipts 'Will be-awarded to the winner, 15 p’c’t for the second prize, and 10 p'c’t for II 1 ho third ji priz'e. All contestant a will receive thc rCsuteh GIFF BAKER, 39 LEE AVE., TORONTO >*• * f <• 4:z Hat Of The Moment tures of crunlif^Wf’^eKuna, scales, rashes or ot.hei’KttTffallilctions? For quick and happy relief flee pure, cooling, atiliseptie, liquid ys^^WwMfiqgaTipt ion. 1l s gen t k- < iflssuot he theirritaVx -«•••»•- • ■ nature itsefc .........................._ i-^no muss. ('Mir, grqa^h>s"irnd'st;u.tdes8 —-dries up alnwst iinlnedia.’ ’j . Steps the • most intense nelinig instant ly. A .'De trial bottle, at’cipig stores, will prove it—or money bac . D D. D. Prescription is , made by tb£ owners of Italian Balau » i. nllamed'skin. thus aiding tu,Kea! the disorder. No fuss the Scout =«.**'■ Universal tribute was paid by Boy' Scout troops to his kite. Majesty, King George. A. notable example was that'Of a Toronto-troop in one ., of the poorer downtown ..sections, which met ej.n Monday evening for its usual niootiiig. .BeforiV ihe Scoutmaster’s ar­ rival word had been re.ceiy.(.-d of the' King’s death, and when . the ’< after appeared ’ three-quarters of the . oys; many Of tlmm of foi\ign par-^ •lingo,' -bad voluntarily' entered- the. c-hapel andjvero sitting in siivnCe, ipf" token of respect-m Hisd>:itc fMajestW’ * ■ * ■ * . . ■/ Di*. E. Bones, tho. new Tresidcnt •bf the ••Czechoslovak Republic has for many -yeiirs been President of, the Czechoslovak Boy Seouls A’.-oclatidh. ...... . L-»’, ................... _________________. ,,1 ________. LIVE STOCK MARKETING 'Shipping on the co-operative. plan has been pf’qduciive of- splendid 'results Sellins: on tbe-oppb market means -real • nhio for the *'•-' tiers Grp tn touch -ith us. ,t Writ— Wire—Telephone.'- LYttdhUist 1143- • . IKE . UNITED EARNERS? . CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY. EIMITE& LIVE STOCK COMMISSION DEPT' ‘ Union' Stoclt Yards. West Toronto Issue No. 8 — *36 f 19 29 i. ■ The Hombuiv is the hat of moment. Perfect, with tailored ' suits and printed dresses, this ' feminine version of jhe. type, of hat which' m*v- love is shown ^in ijmst smart depart­ ments, You can weir a grh”.'’ brown'or riavy blue Pn--' ' . is. of course, or dfess.it up with one of the. new pert, veins'. With 'niiiH.s ored dots. Tie the veil j'h a.bow pt the back ami let the ends stick straight up.. youe. Stomach Upsets? . IMPROVE your "■* s tem a.ch .Tn d build up -the bl--od w i t h Dr. I'icrce’s Golden Medical' Di .-cover y . Thi y n- •'firC «vqem teGs the In TicficiaD ef­ fect. Year .■•n.rctitc increase s a:;d jn u feel sjrnrcrer, • it* .'! I.,-if. :'t i;i;r’; h, f"’ibi<’.| v. i:h .11-1 j-l-Hl'rxl , -i, Tpi-n < Ve'c it V..>-:kl 1.M iffK*-'’ •.:;•. in H.’ a.. . 1 i ■. trn Af, (ii?" . k be- l .:v-' 1-c-n •1 it. J 4-t r..\y! -tXc- e, tyi-s. 0T1 / Mrs. Fred ■ Qnt„ Mid: "'I v.- ,s t hcad.’ubcs, hc.-ifb-Mti , in n>y li.n k «, posSihTd . f.’r nie . to t friend I lr.i.mcil «f P' ral 1>,‘troyerv. I took know I would nA- ••rffd I had 'r.-u ; Buy of yorir <bu Jets 50 cti>.' s All the Vitamins of COD LIVER OIL PLUS Bone Building MINERALS ; < Cod .Liver Oil when digested sup­ plies m.tny neccssarv elements for. proper growth of both and Hones. Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil anJ the Hypophosphites of .Lime and Soda, prepared for easy diges­ tion helps insure proper body and bntfe development, without the unpleasant taste of Cod Liver OIL ..•b THE DIGESII3LECOD LIVER tflL / WITH/THE PLUS VZxLUES / <>r Sdt "h\ YOIR iMU'Ci;. 1 *3S.” \ 'V