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RELIEVES PAIN
The Land of Fire and Ice. Living Them Over.
Geological map of Iceland by Dr. What good :comes • of.livieg them .over;
Tlroroddsen, who has spent many All the wearying, wearing things?,
Years on the work, gives much infer- Those phantom shapes from the Past,
illation about one of the world's most that hover •
wonderful islands which few visitors So oft about its on night -black veins,
ever see. With their horny thrusts and their
An example of the strangeness of cruet stings?
Iceland is .furnished by the la/Wane Wile is stronger for bearing a burden
'Settee This is buried under immense Twice as heavy, or twice as far •
Snow fields, but from time to time its As need requires? Lay it down. A
fires burst through the glittering buan-
ket,
ket, and then such floods are poured Is beckoning you frgm Hope's beam-
from the melting ice that a great lug star.
stretch of .country between the vol-
cano and the sea. is, inundated and But, oh! the joy of living then over—
huge masses of ice are carried out in. The friendly word and the kindly
to the ocean, smile
It is unsafe to clams the territory That, like blooming roses or wind -
lying between_ Iiatla and the sea. se blown clover,_
euddenly conte the floods, Cheer with their fragrance the
-, r r; weary n ale,
FOR THE WINTER
WARDROBE
CHILDHOOD AILMENTS. And.
lrewarmfheand whilstrengthen our
The aliments of childhood^consti- For hearts grow stronger when
pation, indigestion, colic, colds, etc.— Vanished, pleasure .
can be quickly banished through the i Lend to the present their afterglow
`` use of Baby's Own Tablets. They :are i Of softened Bata and we catch the
toiSS PaTii 97:11
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1:17.4enN•.ii1±3 Dessiuu}o.1usS
No. 0.663-.--T.adies' Overdress. Price,
35 cents. To be elipped on over the
head; clot' in ; at side front' tr: o -piece
tunic, pleated Or plain, attached to
1 aiet. Cut in 7 c e.e-t, nil, iib, 40,
d.'., 11 :eel 1' inn artist nit;iSnr.. Size
requ r e. vette pleated tunic, i yds,
uta ine. wide, or n" -,t yd ;II ins. R :ale;
with plain teanie, nit yds. :PI bin ,bide,
or 214 Fie. El the. wile
o. 9723 --Ladies' Dreee. Trice, 3,1
mute. Twa etylee o1 tce:e; with or
withent loose t'ieie` nar.t' ; a; or ani
halt lenc;th front waistrne. tut in 7
,., a e, ::, ..",t., 8, 40, 42, 41 :inn 41 ins.
beet n agate*. Si e r, rtq.tires, with
efele penels, long slew:A.:, yd s 40
in=. 'sv>el, or 27a yds. f,•i irs. wide;
leper front, in yd. 18 ing. wan.; with-
out panels, withent cafe collar,
yt:. 51 eus w';ie. \1 nItit ai'.3und bot-
torn, I:a yds,
These patterns envy bre obtained
from yonr local Alct'ttll dealer, or
fr m the ltiereili Co., 70 Bond St.,
Toronto, Dept. W.
ein—
I,1Inard's Liniment Relieves Distemper
Novel Way to Fumigate
Fowls.
'Henry Windtthl, of Indiana, has hi -
vented what he calls a .anitary
chit:kr n roost " which le guaranteed
to dispose of the intecet parasites that
eftlict poultry, wbile incideutally kill-
ing bacterial germs.
His idea is to- attach beneath the
roost -perch an ordinary preserving jar,
with a screw top, the receptacle being
filled with a strong disinfectant, and
from it to conduct a thick with all
along the top of the perch and along
the bottom of the latter. The fluid
disinfectant follows the wick, keeping
it saturated.
Along the top of the perch the wick
runs in a deep grove, so as to keep it
out of the way of the chickens' feet,
but along the 'bottom it is stretched
without a groove.
Evaporation of the fluid, while the
fowls are roosting, gives a sense of ex-
treme discomfort to the insects hidden
among their feathers, causing them to
drop out and seek safety on the under
side of the perch. There, always seek-
ing a hiding place, they crawl between
the wick and the perch, and theedisln-
tectant kills them.
The lid of the Jar (which has a hole
for the emergence of the wick) fs per-
manently fastened°'beneath the perch.
When the jarneeds refilling, it can be
unscrewed a a moment's notice. The
inventor' prefers a series of short
roost -perches, with a jar beneath the
middle of each. -
Parasitic insects not only make
chickens uncomfortable, but impair
their vitality and reduce egg 'produc-
tion. Hence the economic importance
of Mr. Windahl's idea.
The atennae masts of two new Jap-
anese radio stations consist of rein-
forced -concrete pales 660 feet high..
a mild but thorough laxative which measures
instantly reg:tlata the bowels and Of the olcl•tinle melodies. sweet and
sweeten the stomach. They are guar-
anteed to contain no harmful drugs Then live them over—the joy and
and can be given to the youngest baby gladness
with. perfect safety. Concerning them Of all that has made the past life
Mrs.:llcide Lepage, Ste. Ileatrlx, Que.. bright.
•rite~. °'Baby's Own Tablets were of ,Let their lnenloriee banish the care
and sadness
That signal and .sigh from a by -gone
night,
And sear the soul with their winter -
Dr. Williams' Medic•:up Co., !;rock• i And as ever the changes of tient shall
c tete, Out reach us-
1Its joy rind bleselug; its pain Alta
fret—
e pleased, 0 Lord, in thy lave to
teach us
How"to remember and: how to tor -
get.
bey along: -de of those of her kings,
statesmen, poets and dietinf uished n BLOOD
warritee who terve there found their iIei RE»
!net earthly re; tints place. :lays the
low. -
great - help to qty. baby. They r•eg'u-
Bated her bowels and stomach and
made her plump and well." The Tata
lets are sold by eueclicine dealers or
by nail at 25 cent; a box Crum The
A Grateful Tribute.
Great Britain bus chane a line thing
g
in deciding to inter the body of au un-
identified soldier in Westminster Alt -
Minor of the Philadelphia Ledger. In NECESSARY t t
ial more effective and inlpreesive man- TO HE. til
tier could. the debt of the nation be
•tc•i,ii rc. ctr••ru sur riga i ' r a' cat a
Owe; ei s,a memorial l tttt the pin
e
ahen the Blood Becomes Weak
and Watery a Tonic is Needed
to Build it -Anew.
Why are we being continually told
\4 esttnini,ter Abbey is Ilia resting that good, lteulth-giving blood must
place of those oho have contributed be bright red? What has color to do
In the greatest measure to the evell-be- with. the quality? Just this --the any -
big of their country. Nevertheless, It gen in the air is the great supporter
contains few lueanorials which mark of all organic life. One 'function of
the existence of those who died to bet -
the blood is to take the oxygeu from
ter purpose than the grave of this un- the air ---which it meets in the lungs
kuown soldier, who rests Whenunknown but. and deliver it to - the tissues of the
not unbopored andel the ashes of the bodythe blood, filled with. ltfe-
t elerfl of the earth. j sustaining oxygen, is sent out by the
heart, it is bright red. When it re-
turns, impure and deprived of oxygen,
tt is dark
xe slis.eri and appreetated the saerlitce
x;t those who died not only in the de-
f enee of its liberties bat those of the
world as well.1•
Use for Clinkers.
When the householder's furnace
gets out of whack, there is usually
reason to suspect an accumulation of
clinkers in the firepot. It is rather a
job to clear theist but. Now, however,
a practical use has been found for
these exasperating things, represent-
ing incombustible material in the coal.
They are turned to account for build-
ing blocks. 1
For this purpose they are crushed
and mixed with sand, lime and ce-
ment, the material thus prepared be-
ing molded into blocks.
Such cliiiiker blocks are used for
walls, cellaroiloors, warehouses, gar-
ages and pavements. They are cheap-
er than brick, and being made in
larger sizes, facilitate quick construc-
tion. They take- plaster on the in-
terior and stucco on the exterior of
buildings.
In a humid climate clinker blocks
are specially desirable because they
withstand moisture and do not drip,
as brick does sometimes, on the inside
of buildings.
Gasolene is Dangerous.
Gasolene fumes came in contact
with a lighted lantern. Ten buildings
destroyed, loss, $250,000.
Gasolene is dangerous. It is one of
the most rapidly volatilizing fluids.
Ono pint of gasolene will impregnate
200 feet of air and make it explosive.
Many serious fires have been started
from the careless use of gasolene.
Gasolene should only be used in the
open air, and clothes,, after being
cleaned with it, should be hung -out-
side to allow it to evaporate, It
should always be kept in tightly
closed metal cans, never In glass bot-
tles or jars.The latter are liable : to
breakage and the consequent freeing
of the dangerous fumes when open
flame may ignite them and cause a
serious fire:
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A blend of wheat and xnalte $ar-
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pro-
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You will see, therefore, that there
are two prime requisites al healttif,
pure air and bright red blood -the
pure air to furnish tate oxygen, the
rich red blood to carry it where it is
needed. Dr, 'Williams' Pink Pills make,
your blood rich and red because they
increase its power to carry oxygen,
actually making it so much more able
to carry increased life and strength
to every organ in the body.
Pale, anaemic people whose nerves
are on edge, whose cheeks are pale,
aud,who tire out easily, should try Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills, and note the
steady improvement that follows their
use. A case in point is that of Mrs.
J. P. Rolston, South River, Ont., who
says;—"About two years ago my sys-
tem was in a badly run down condi-
tion; and 1 kept growing worse all
the time until I could hardly do my
housework. I had severe headaches,
and pains across my back and under
my left shoulder. I did not sleep well
and would feel just as -tired when I
got up in the morning as when I went
to bed. Life seemed a burden. I had
taken doctor's medicine for a long
time, but it did not meet my case, at
least it did me no good. Then as a
result of reading about Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills I decided to try them. When
I had taken a couple of boxes I felt
much better, and when I had taken
five boxes more I felt that I was again
a well woman. I have not since felt
any return of the trouble and I advise
all wdinen whd are broken in health
to give Dr. Williams Pink Pills 'a trial."
These pills are •sold by all medicine
dealers or will ;be sent by mail, post
paid, at 50 cents a box or six. boxes
for $2.50, by -The Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
.Power of Jaws.
The U.S. Bureau of Standards has .
ascertained that; 'when you eat, the
pressure exerted by your jaws is more
than eleven tons to the square inch.
No wonder, then, that your teeth
are made of a material' almost indes-
tructible' except by decay. A sound
tooth comes pretty near to being the
hardest thing in nature, and tete most
enduring.
It follows that, artifleial teeth Must
be made of an extremely tough quality
of porcelain. The material dentists
use for fillings .nowadays is .usually
either. a cement of great hardness or a
metal composition that is mostly sil-'
ver, and Which may contain zinc, cop-
per anus tin.
The fillings are liable to break down
under the tremendous chewing pres-
sure. Various materials used for the
Various materials usecl for the pur-
pose have recently been testedby. the
U. S. 13ureatt of Standards; and the
conclusion it. draws is that a standari-
zation of dentalcements and amal-
gams is needed in order that their re-
lative resistance to wear may be de-
finitely known. it says that too much
copper in fillings discolors the teeth.
,
AUTO SPARK PARTS
for meet maker erect' tiodele of care.
Your old. broken or wore -out part'
replaced. Write or wire lee .desorlb
ing waa tou want We carry the
largeel and most complete stock in
Canada of elliibtly used or new Party
and automobile. equipment: We eblD
C.ci,D, any -where in Canada. Sane -
factory or refund in full our motto,
i tisi`w's Ante Salva(ry. Part $apel7.
923-931 ansertan $t., Toronto, Ont.
Western Fanners Building
Silos.,.
It is to be anticipated that before
many years have elapsed almost every
farm in the Canadian prairie pro-
vinces will have its silo, The growth -
of the dairy industry would naturally
bring this condition about in course of
title, but tiie movement is being ex-
pedited by the success farmers are
having in growing sunflowers. Small
fields of Prom three to thirty acres
have been planted in various parts of
the three prairie provinces of Canada.
The yields are proving more satisfac-
tory than the farmers generally dared
to hope, and each acre yields on an
average from fifteen to thirty tons of
ensilage.
Many farmers have erected silos on
their farms during the summer to
take care of this crop, but most of
them have under -estimated their re-'
gnirements and will have more crop
than they can put in their silos.
Sunflower silage is :flue for a more
extensive trial this winter than it
has had before. The results in pre-
vious years have been very satisfac-
tory but only comparatively few
farmers have grown the crop for sil-
age previous to this year. If In its
mare extensive use the crop proves
to be as satisfactory as it Yeas already
proved in a few .cases where it has
been tried, it is safe to say that in a
few years the farm without a silo will
be an exception in Western Canada.
Since last year's results have be -
Pottle ],sown, considerable interest
has been shown in silos and ensilage
in Western Canada anti several hun
dred silos have been erected during
the past summer: Typical of this
movement is the Cardston district in
Southern Alberta,, where eight silos
have been erected this year and where
about fifty acres of sunflowers were
planted. The crop has proved so suc-
cessful that it is predicted that one
'hundred silos will be built in the dig-
triet next year and'more than a thous-
and acres of sunflowers planted.
Similar plans are being made in
culler parts of Western Canada, and
the already rapidly growing dairy in-
dustry premises to grow much faster
with tbe general acceptance of the
sunflower as a silage crop. Another
evidence of the value of sunflowers as
a forage crop will be the big gain in
finished steers. Many of the larger
livestock raisers are growing sun-.
flowers and erecting silos for this pur-,
pose. Thus will be considerably in-
creased the finishing areas of Canada,
which, hitherto, have been somewhat
restricted, compared with the large
feeding areas throughout the country,
and the livestock industry in the West
will be placed on a sound basis.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Gentlemen,—. I have used MINARD'S
LINIMENT on my vessel and in my
family for years, and for the every•
day ills and accidents of life I con-
sider it has no equal.
I would not start a voyage without
it if it cost a dollar a bottle.
CAPT. P. R. DESJARDIN.
Selir. "Storke," St. Andre, IZamouras-
ka.
Taking No Chances.
.An American paterfamilias patient-
ly followed for several weeks a wife
and daughter who were more keen
thanhe was about visiting Roman
ruins. At last he rebelled and laid
down this rule:
"I'll go with you tosee any build
ings that still have roofs on 'em, but
as to the rust, I say, let bygones be
bygones."
MONEY ORDERS.
It is always safe to send a Dominion
Express Money 'Order. Five dollars
costs three cents.
Bermuda celebrated recently the
300th anniversary of the founding of
its House of Assembly. It has the
distinction of being the oldest self-
governing British posses: ion.
SINCE Ise&
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O 5'S OPS COUGHS
GHS
America's Pioneer Dog Remedies
Book on
DOG DISEASES
and How to Feed
Mailed Free to any Ad-
dress by the Author.
R. Clay Glover Co., Inc.
118 West 31st.Street
.:,:,New York, U.B.A.
'�ItM WINDOWS &DOORS
•r�*1' - ���"'�l'L+ ILES to suit your
0-1 openings. Fitted
with glass. Safe de-
livery guaranteed.'
Waite for Price List
[6l, r Cut down fuel
-••d .-t bilis. .ensure winter
comfort.
The NAl.LIDAY COMPANY, l.imit*d
NA NOLTON FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS CANADA
ISSUE No. 46--�'20.
Classified Advertisements.
702 bean
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BT YOUR SILVER FOXES FROM
\7 rue. My' stock all "Standard bred"
and guaranteed, Prices right E. M.
ri2aoDougaii,. West Gore, N.S.
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T ,ARIES WANTI+D—TO Sao PLAIN
Missing. ,g... and Light aewinr at ome;twholee 9r
trio
e out-
i - tafter their. o weeks' W fe i' to '�
ing)--"That was it delightful trill we
had ftp on tbe steamer. Can't yott'stlil
feel the roll? i eau,
' -Bub--"No, the landlord bas mine?"
Very Candid.,
Mrs. Jones was entertaining some
of her sons little friends to a birth-
day party,
"Willie," she said, addressing a six-
year-old, who was apparently enjoying
a plate of cold beef, "are you sure that
you Gan cut your own meat?"
sparer time; ,gag nay}' won serf any s-
tance; charges pa[d. Send stamp for
particulars, National Manufacturing Go.,
li'iontreal-
AGENTS WANTED.
A GENTS WANTED; 13141SS N,A.TIVII
13. Herbs is a remedy for the relief of
t oiistipation, Indigestion, Biliousness.
Rheumatism, Kidney Troubles. It 35
Well-known. having been extensively ad-
vertised, since it was first manufactured
in 1358, by distribution of 1ar¢e quanta-
ties of Almanacs, Cook Books, liealtlt
Books, etc., which are furnished to
are
free of charge. The remedies
sold at a. price that allows agents to
double their money. Write Alonzo O.
Bliss Medical Co., 124 St. Paul St, East,.
Montreal. Mention this paper.
The child, who was making desper-
ate efforts with his knife and fork, 7LIS�rS=_•017f.
replied: "Yes, thanks, I've often .had 1 ONEI.1 PEOPL . SENT) 250 FOR
it as tough a� this at Lome?' ▪ our big Friendship Magazine; You'll
be glad you did. Thousands waiting to
correspond with you. Lasnier A$etlQY,
Bathurst N.B.
Father Was Once a Boy.
Johnny liked ice cream, but he drew
the line at turning the freezer: One
day when his mother returned home
she was. agreeably surprised to find
hint working away at the crank as
though ids life depended on it,
‘`T don't see bow you got Bine to
turn the freezer," she said to her hue -
band. "I offered him a dime to do It."
"You didn't go at it the right way,
my dear," replied leer husband, "I
bet him a nickel be couldn't turn it
far half an hour."
Mfriard's Liniment For 9afldruit
The actual process of making bas-
kets bus altered very tittle since the
earliest time, only very simple tools
being used.
MOTHER!
'California Syrup of Figs'
Child's Best Laxative
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 physic far the little stom-
ach, liver and bowels. Children love
its fruity taste. Full directions on
each bottle. You must say "Cali-
fornia.
Mr. Herbert Osborn
Tells How Cuticura
Healed His Wife
"My wife began to be troubled with
itching and burning of the palms of
ber hands and the soles of
her feet. Later the skin
cracked and became in-
Hamed, making walking or
even standing very pain-
ful and preventing aleep at
night. Later it became nec-
essary to bandage both
-hands and feet.
"She was treated but obtained no
relief. She saw an advertisement for
Cuticura Soap andOintmentand sent
for a free sample. She bought more
and after using two cakes of Cuticura
Soap and two boxes of Cuticura
Ointment she was healed." (Signed)
Herbert 0 sborn, 135 - Sherbrooke
Ave., Ottawa, Ont., Sept. 2,1919.
Cuticura is idealfor every -day toi-
let uses. Soap to tleanse and purify,
Ointment to soothe and heal.
Soap 25e, Ointment 25 and 50c. Sold
throughouttheDominion. CanadianDepott
mons. Limited, SA Paul St., Montreal.
111111F-CuticuraSoapshmee without mug.
CASCARETS
"They Work while you Steep'x
You don't know whether you are
"coming or going." You are bilious,
constipated! You feel headachy, full
of cold, dizzy, unstrung. Your meals
don't fit --breath is bad, skin salpw.
'Sake Casearets to -night for your liver
and bowels and wake up clear, ever.
gcite and cheerful, No griping—no in-
convenience. Children love Cascarets
too. 10, 25, 50 cents=
OLDIA
ANDBY, FOR
ACHES SND PAINS
Any man or woman who 'keeps
Sloan's handy will telt you
that same thing
ESPECIALLY those frequently
attacked by rheumatic twinges.
A counterirritant, Sloan's Linie
meat scatters the congestion and genee
trates without rubbing to the afihcted
part, soon relieving the ache and pain.
Zeta handy anti used everywhere
for reducing and finally elitninatmg the
pains and aches of .lumbago, neuralgia;
muscle strain, joint stiffness, sprains,
bruises, and the results of exposure.
You jastknaxe from its atir,duiating t
healthy odor that it will do you good
Sloan's Liniment is sold by all drug.:
gists 35c, 70c, 41.40.
oa
Liniment
"DANDERINEI?
Stops Hair Coming Out;
Doubles- Its Beauty.
A few cents buys "Danderine." Ai•
ter an application of "Danderine" you
cannot find a fallen hair or any dand-
ruff, besides every hair shows new
life, vigor, brightness, more color and •
thickness.
ONLY TABLETS MARKED
"BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN
Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross" •
The name "Bayer" ittentifles the
only genuine Aspirin,—the Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for over nine-
teen care and now made in Canada.
Always buy an unbroken package
of "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" which
contains proper directions for Colds,
Headache, Toothache, Earache, Neu-
ralgia, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Neuri-
tis,' Joint Pains, and Pain 'generally,
Tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but
a few cents, larger "Bayer" packages.
There is only one Aspirin--,"Bayer"--You must say "Bayer"
Aspirin is tho trade mark (registered in Canada) of Bayer Manufacture of Mono
acotieaoldester of SaacYlieaeid. while it is well know that Aepirin nieane Bayer
manufattute,'to assist the public ,against imitations, tiro Tablets of 1''e,yer Company
win be stamped with their general trade mares, the "Barrer Gros.."
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