HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1921-2-24, Page 7Sile Gr'2..-N
;ug gitre,ot° enlar ,e-,nert of
the tI yfoid land, is of t.ffo serts,
simple and ekopiiihalmic, this article
eeireetris itSeif only vih simple goitrr,
wIlich is. -in. general, the lesaieu
The i1.;yroid glan1 is dueness, that
its !,-./Ceretion is not emptied through,
a duct like the saliva er the bile, lrat
Ls ,taken up directly by the lood ami
carried to other parbs of the body.
where it :is needed. The 'gland coh-
tIsts of two lobeS connected with
aarrow band called the isthmus. It
'lies ii the front of the heck with one
lobe on either side• of the trachea, or
windpipe. In this countrysiniple
mlargement of the gland is not un-
zommon,, but it 'O'ceurs much oftener
certain parts of Switzerland, Italy -
and Etiglaitd.„ In those comitriesiiine
and magnesia; Alte 'water is held
responsible or the disease; but the
-
sporadic' cases of enlargement in Can-
. a da rem alit unexplained, th °ugh ;Some
authorities attribute them to fatigue.
-Goitre, is said to be much mere com-
mon among women than among inen,
„and 11 orrietimes nuts -in families.
In most cases of, siatiple goitre there
are no, Symptoms except,a, noticeable
swelling in the neck and the disown -
fort sometimes cause.d by the' en-,
larged ,glands pressing on ,the gullet,
the •windpipe or some of the import-
ant nerves in the neck, The -swelling
may occur in billy one lobe; er in, only
the connecting- 'band; ,er it•may• andt
the whole .gltnd. When.the,milarged
gland extends downward behind the
breastbone, it ina,y press, on certain
important veins andcause. swelling
, of the face, drowsiness or headache
AUTO tPAF1 11,A FITS
, et, eet ami.rnotels ot epee
011.„ u1U,ii101;,ini -worn-out parf.a
rc1aL SLi te or' ur;s describ-
ing Mail; you want. -Vie carry the
OirO-tral incst complete stock 11)
0,14a,40, sitgitity IleVr
oil nutomolltio lIlIn, "Ke- ship
aoy V.:here in (iarnida. Stetts-
factory 13 refund 'fait (ur motto.
1311a,w1ri Ana" Part. setpetty,
9:213-1)1311. rinffe'rin 5i., d'orOnio,
WOrkS.
There; aee several ways of d. ()leg
tbings ,
As every one supposes, •
, \
,Some folks turn up tleii" sleeves at;
Worlt
And sonic Lute up then_ eoses.
^ DielpqiiSin." for Itte&
geSt4Ort.
. °
'Tape's 1)1apopsin" is the quickest
Surest relief for Indigestion,' Caees,
Flatulence, Heartburn, Sourness, Fer-
mentation or Stomach Distress eaused
by acidify. A few tablets give almost
inenediate stone:telt relief and shortly,
the stomacla is corrected so you can
eat favorite roods without fear. Large
eaee costs only 60 cents at drug store.
Absolutely harmless and, 'Pleasant.
Milhous helped annually. Largest
selling stomach corrector in world. ---
Adv.
•
Maskakee Lake, Sask., is being de-
veloped for epsom, salts, glauber salts,
magnesium carbonate, sodium chloride
and potassium salts. The evaperiiting
Pant"- will produce from .25 to 30 tons
'of salts evaty''24. hourS,
Mlnard's Liniment Relieves Distemper
16i; the ewi)) OUt of
your' :
ThOtig,h the Voiee. may'
Thera ;108tits b-iII,
Though the tremulous Bete
Betty -thairt throat';Let it Silig; jil yOur
tipirit
.;
Rats That Laid' a Carpet:.
An eXtritOirdillarY StOIT ot t" elm`
ning of rats is voueled for by one of
the 13ritieh Government's rat -experts.
Pronriotors of a Leeds factory,
to dostrey the rats that infested tlioir
premises, adopteil an increasingly
itsecl inetbod that consists of laying
down attraete halts. and paying the
wny to them, with largo, pates dres'secl
witti a sticky varnish after the style
of. birti-liine.
Such plates have caught and held
laindrecle of rats, but In the Leeds in-
stanee the craf.ty rodents carried to
the scene large "rivaritities of factory
waste•whice they iala over the var-
nish.
' Over this carpet they passed to and
from the baits. The latter wereeaten,
but the rats eectiped.
Have a,.Banana Suit!
A French inventor, who has spent
many years. in Brazil and Nicaragua,
states that women-tvill be able to-nu'chase blouses, junipers ,and- even .cos:
tunics,. made of leaves and peeling's.
'Men may be offered suits and under-
wear of'the seine materials.
..••••••n iv pm aiNIMMIMIMIISMa•MMIN•Mb
It maY press on the Pneumogastric 13-"11.-3EilvIll VA CA NEW,M1,,"%a 'MASI V& '21
nerve, causing a rapid' pulse, or on!
another nerve, causing a spasmodic
cough or difficult respiration. 0
Simple goitre is usually treatedi HEALTH EDUCATION
with iodide of potassium or with ex- 0
tract of thyroid gland administered0,11 BY DR. J. J. TelIDDLETON
internally or with applications of P Provincial Board of Health. Ontario
radium or the- X-rays. Sometimes
physicians paint the patient's neck ..gf Dr. Middleton will be glad to answer questions on Public Health mat -
with tincture of iodine, on the theory p ters through this column. Address him at the Parliament Bldgs., 0
that the 'iodine at direatly. upon -the On Toronto
enlarged glend instead of -indirectlY
through the blood, as when -iodide of MILIEL Mk Ink Nia la IBLANk IR-Inte 11110EL 11
potassimn is used. The sufferer It is somewhat of.a surprise to learn but rather to regard his action as a
should try to avoid Overexertion from police records that the great misdemeanor which has been commit -
either of mind or of body, for, as we majority of highwaymen recently ar-- ted through •thoughtlessness.
have already said, fatigue is believed rested in Torontoeand,otheY cities -are The report of the Social Worker
to be a frequent cause of goitre. If mere hoes with half -:developed minds: who investigates each ,particular of,
the treatment fails, and. the gland Our previous conception of. the square- fence on the part of a -juvenile is an
• grows so large 'as to disfigure the jawed, square -shouldered, •hard-visag- elaborate document dealing with everY
patient or to give him • great-diecorn- ed, old tough ha's been changed and possible condition and;influence in the
fart, a surgeon should be employed. .now we see the pale -faced Tante, gen- child's life. Even -the mother's pre -
The operation' of removal is not erally of poor Physique, taking his natal influences are inquired into, and
• especiallyserious. place. This career Of crime haseoften whether the child was • nursed or
. started with • little " acts- of theft bottleefed. It would 'be interesting
•Weddings in .Japan. Which passed unnoticed or un- and instructive, if statistics were at
The 'Japanese courting is' a,"a apt to punished * but which, if their- hand, to 'compare the .niimber of Juv-
r stead; in allower message afKanyeother ough1ly. investigated, • would have enile Court oases that had been
*way, the love-lorn swain indiCaing his revealed an abnormal state of the breast-fed in infancy, to those fed on
passion tossing a'pale plum flower juvenile mentality. - the 'bottle.' The child's -record and
into the litter as the object of regard If a young Person slips' off with a progress at school are takenrinto ac-
, -
is carri_eclly hinf: ` If e,:lietosies"it'Out, rocking -horse, a jumPing-jaclii toyconnt and -afterwards a searching
his suit is 'rejected', but if she fastens balloon.or sometheigPf that pert from analysis is.rnacle as to the child's men
-
it "at her'Iciniono 'girdle the affair may a store colinter when nobody is look- tal and physical make-up, including
go forward. 'Another method is for ing, he is not doing the right thing. its attitude to other members of the
the lover to slip up to hisloved one's, In fact he is doing something that family, to companions, and to social
door at midnight and fasten a spray of might be regarded as a theft, although and religione activities: The horne
blooming celastrue alatee above the probably it would be unfair to brand situation is also.given attentioneque.s-
door. The next morning he walks by the yoffnegster as a thief. The Chief tams even being asked as to the lace -
the house. If the spray is still there, Probation Officer •of the Juvenile tion of the house and its surroundings,
all is over. But if it has been taken Court‘th Toronto calls .a.first theft by conditions in the home, and the gen-
in, or if it has been watered, he knows a boy•or girl as an "occurrence," and eral type of people in the community.
the maid is his. . does -not take 'steps to have the child An iinportant point that has 'a The actual actual terms of the marriage brought up on any ,charge �f stealing. tinct bearing on a ehild's make-up is
settlement are earning on by a go- Instead he 'brings the youngster to his the preseriee or . absence of over-
- between, always a man. A "eomplie office for -a chat, `finding out all the Crowdirft M the home. The injurious
mentary iiresent" is then ,sent, and if circuMstances of the case and What effectof oYercrawciing from a heAtti
it is accepted the bride and her entire motivegbrought ahont the act of theft. standpoint as well as fro1n social and
f.aiiiily inin honorboundto go forward This little conference is.very informal moral aspects, cannot be tOo strongly
with the ceremony: The groom then and has in view the ohtainingof in- emphasized. : •
sends hersixty prescribed gifts, that formation as to the mental calibre of The hnpression. might -be -conveyed
includesilk of a certain length and the Child, and whether he knowi right by these neniarks lbat the Juvenile
folded in, a,.certain way; garments,
silken bags of rice" and • sweettileats
mad barrels of wine; ,
The latter the bride, as a yule, pre:
seats to her parent, and the contents.
are drunk in -cups little larger than a
thimble. The groom also sends -a long
piece of white silk for the wedding
garment, and a piece of very fine gold,
embroidery to be used as a marriage
girdle. The wedding day is often
picked by a soothsayer, and -there are
scores of days" that are prohibited.
from wrong, or what the taking of
things that de not belong „to him, actu-
ally means. lie also gives the.delin-
quent a warning as to the risk he 0
running of committing a theft, and ad-
vises him not to"repeat such an act.
If a second theft is committed the ease
Court was ,willino. or anxicius to
blame 'e-Keeybociy everything for
1
i
an offence'reit ming person
who actually ccmalt Thisis not
- ,
the case: It Is oi $4: enaitse we are
beginning to egioliele nit heredity and
environment, play a large, part, in the
is brought to the juvenile Court, but _mental and physical calibre of a child,
before any action is taken, all the dnd its tendency'to crime, that these
circumstances, of' the case. are gone influences are,' being inquired into. A
into' in detail: The schoel record of chilci's - hereditary tendencies to
the child 0 taken, its home conditions wrong -doing cannot be much changed
and .surroundings are ,investigated, ex-cePt through the, develonment of
te
and particulars are even obtained as self-control. Bet we can, at least,
Why, Stars Twinkle.
, i to when itstarted to walk, talk, etc. 'bring about conditions where,by fur -
Stars are really suns which are con- It is then examined thoroughly as to tiler handicaps may not be imposed
.
its mental dondition, and inquiries are by bad influences and unsanitary Sur -
made as to the possibility of its hav- roundings. The responsibility of the
ing inherited, venereal disease. These State in these matters 1-.,•ecomes more,
investigations are all completed. and and more apparent. The Dominion,
reports handed hi before the Child's the Province, the municipality and the
case is dealt with in ethe 3m-enile rural district will have to talce con -
Court. certed action to bring about a general
The motive Underlying all these rise in the mental and physical condi-
preliminaries is to avoid making the tion of large numbers of the popu-
child_ appear, as a budding criminal, lation.
r
r—
tiunally throwing Off light.
This light passes through different
. layers of'air and vaPor before it reach-
es our eyes. These layers, being of
various degrees of density, make the
„ light of the star 'appear tio tickee or
-twinkle in a sinrilan- manner:to a mo-
tionglictitTh ten which is run too slow-
.
The light is reduced in intensity by
one layer of air and 'increased by the
next,' with tli.e result that it appears
to shiver—a condition which we have
described by the word "twinkle."
Dust, in the air causes this twinkliai,g,
to be magnified or accentuated. Dust
also gives rise to rain, as each Particle
forms the nucleus for a raindrop.
Slightly Mixed.
"Monsieur ; rectuires---" askeci ,tb e
French gialter, vainly endeavoring to
induce his ,stubborn customer to sneak
Thiglish
Voulez-vous," began the customer
for tee twentieth time; while* tile
• • waiter's head swam.
, !At last, a tourisit'oPPosite loolccd, 111)
• from his Anglo-French pocket diction -
"if 1 may aesist you
•' But the c,ustoiner, swelling with im-
_ ,
periaece, veiteed hint hattghtsly
"1<inelly allow me to use, my own
/trench," he snapped. "
----By all ineans, answered the tour-
ist, bland'ly' "But 1 wish to point out
that you ax0 askingfor a staireaSe,
when all yeti reqiiive' 0 a spoon.",
The Savhig In Heakh
alopg ,riak the saving m cost, attracts
many- a tea or coi.c.kee d.riuker to
go`
Try- a t
'tlmCnreUContp4V
1,414 Orhkri
'
easali! 11;1" PoStifin
• /1.11i1s 'hall devised a machine
;eat e..iteapt, yeeti1'iet.4 001313tI5
kroin ia4nanest,plectapplete, and ethee
ebeeose eentirg• roe en:slide, tee leaf
pf the wild pimiento gives a thr,;ad.
ever IWO YardS lona", , •
Jie bones later to be ablo Utilize
;Ale 011115 01 ine,ny other fruits, '11
..to, be hoped 'that he succeeds, fOr -the
cost of c.lothes will be emseidetably
lage, than' teese made of presentdaY
im'tatiOn st1c� and merberized COV.,
Otis. •
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Moet Troubleg Afflictirite ec,e0titori
Are .Dtte to Poor 1310::(1.
To every woman belongs the right to
enjoy a healthy, active life; yet nine
out, of ten suffer from some form of
bloodlessnese.' Teat is why one sees
on „every side pale, thie • cheeks, dull
eyes and drooping figurers—sure signs
of headaches_ weak backs, aching
Hulls and uncertain health. All weak
women shouldewie the right to be•well
by refreshing their weary bodies'with
the new, rich,' red blood that promptly
tra.nefoems them into healthy, attrac-
tive woinen. This new, red blood is
suppliell by Dr. Williams' Pints: Pill,
Which reaches every organ and every
nerve' in .the body. Through the use
of these pills thousands of women
have' found benefit when suffering
from anaernia, indigestion, general
weakness • and those ailments from
-whicb women alone suffer. AM011g"
the many wenien who tell of the good
Dr. Williams' Piuk Pills have done
them is Mrs. L. Hicks, Round Hill
N.S. who says: "I became very mucl
run down in health; my blood seeme
weak and watery, my strength failed
and 1 was so'easily tired that my wor
was a burden. I had often read abou
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and decided
to- try them, and I can tidily say that
after using three boxes I found my-
self gaining, and undee a further use
of the pills aliens, old-time energy and
vitality wee, restored. Out of my own
experience I pan strongly recommend
this medicine."
Nen can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
through any dealer in medicine or by
mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes
for $2.50 fl'om The Dr. Williams'
Medfclne Co., Brockville, Ora.
The,,Bad Boy Proposition.
t
, of all types, fill rgirt; sold sub-,
:-Ject to delivery up to 300 (mien, or „test
rua of distance, i2 yini wish, 1.11 ai
floo'l 'order as purchased, or put -cause
01) 011 ,efa
mechanic or own 51101051_Li, to look then, over or to
, - •
Iiike any car to city „rolprefientalivc for
Inspection, Very 'large stock
fiend. '
' Breekey's Utsed, Car Market
402 If orni,e, street, weereing4
v
TOM PE &T
Wait Awhile.,
La Sootsman stel/Ped iato one of the
Edinburgh seeps, and asIced to, be
shown a certain kind of overcoat.
"How much?" he asked the shop -
man.
"Five guineas," was „th.e reply.
"Nothing doing! `fake it away,"
said the Seetsman firmly,
"Why, you can • afford that," the
shoji said, unwilling to lose the sale.
"Ay, I can," replied, the Scotsnian,
but Ah'm nae that colcii"
His Last Sentence.
A. very nice story the Prisoner was
telling of an offence alleged against
him, of which he was wholly guiltless
--he, a man against whom there had
never before- been a breath of sus-
picion. •
"Prisoner, pardon me one moment,"
interrupted. the judge. "You InliSt
4pea1 a little louder; I cannot Catch
what you say. What was your last
nflord," came the
1 sentence"?'
d "Six months,
There 'a•Ite ,210 bad boys. We make
this statenacent confidently, knowing
that it will be endorsed by educators
andeall,who have spent their lives in
working on the boy problem. ,We wil
defend it in spite of all the broken
windows, stolen apples and canned
dogs in Christendom.
There afe•Weak boys, boys who lack
o,s
resolircefuInezsy boys 'whoss- ideas of
right and wiong Are dietorted, but
there never was a‘boy who did not ea_
turally—conecionsly or unconsciously
do things that he believed to be
right. • -
The trouble comes when parents,
teachers and others, who are respons-
ible for the youngster's development
fail to•fill his time with'useful activity.
The forces of nature niust operate.
We cannot stop them while we take
our afternoon nap. ' The wind must
blow, the water must flow, and the
boy's brain and muscles' must work.
We put a wind -mill in the path' of
the wind and it draws water as joy-
ously as it upsets •the chairs on the
verandah and whisks the'family wash-
.
from the line. We pet a water -wheel
in the stream and it grinds the grain
with the energy which it could other-
wise dissipate in " slang- out its
banks and rooting out the trees,.
These. things we "know; yet we too
often permit youthful energy, our most
valuable asset, td run riot. We even
attempt to dam it and then complain
because it slops over and does dam-
age.
The Boy Scout programme is the
mill in the stream of boyhood. It pro -
Vides something, for every bpy
to do every minnte: Knot tying, first
aid and bandaging, signaHing, trailing
'and tracking, fire:building and ex-
tinguishing, camp cooking, swenniing,
'earning and saving money, hiking,
map making and ma,p reading, practi-
cal study of flowers,. plants and trees,
earth and sky, are included in, the
Scout'e programme, for the year. Af-
ter these a much beoader field is open-
ed, including foundation work, in all
the principal trades and professians.
A boy's first idle moment is the
starting pint of whatever trouble he
makes M the world. It is also the big
opportunity of the man who is wise
eniongh and patriotic enough to turn
natural energy into eonstructive chan-
nels. Already over 250 ,Scontmasters
axe directing the activities of eome
9,000 boys in the province of Ontario,
and the movement is only a little more
than ten years old. Men interested in
devoting "part of their leisure time ta
this "nation building". • work should
write to 130y Scout Headquarters,
Bloor and Sberbourne Stse, Toronto,
for further 10 5011)10) 1 ion
1
The aVera,ge man is a poet judga el
his own 'importance,
Princess Mary ,of England receives
ari anneity of $80,000 a year. ,
,
The earliest 001111011 were, made of
'leather or wood, strengthened Intel' on
with 'beeds ef iroe,
'To Change the eature of a plant,"
Weiler Burbank: says, -"you nsug
change its enviroenneet, for every-
thing is more or less a slave to its
Or ron din ghS."
aniazing reply, .
One Never Knows.
A company of merchants were being
shown' over a large manufacturing es-
tablishment. Aniong them was an out-
spoken and „.blustering man, who en-
deavored to impress the others with a
sense of his importance.
"I should not be surprised if that
man over there is making something
on my account," he said.
"Indeed," replied one of the party,
greatly impressed. "Let us go and
see what it is."
They went over.
"My good man," began the self-inportagit one, "what is it you agemak-
ing? Anything for my use; eh?"
"Shouldn't wonder if It 'was," re -
Plied the workman; "lt-'s a pair of
handcuff R."
"Cascarets" To -night'
For Constipation
Just think! A pleasant, lia,rnile.ss
_
Casoaret works while you sleep and
has your laver active, head clear, stom-
ach sweet and bowels moving as re-
gular as a clock by morning. No grip-
ing Or inconvenience. 10, 25 or 50
cent boxes. -Children love this candy
cathartic too.
Lined with leather a nietal tube has
been invented for rolling. umbrellas
tightly and, neatly.
Astronomy has the glory of being
the oldest of sciences. It was by
watching the s.pangled heavens that
inan first got his conception of an
ordered universe, and from that the
. idea of other things governed by law.
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 1 s having the best and most
harmless physic for the little stomach;
liver and bowels. 011110:fen love -its
fruity taste. -Full directions on each
bottle. You must say "California."
Those flaying Sick Animals
SHOULD USE
Good for al throat and Chest dfSeftiieti,
Distemper, Gai-got, Sprains, 13rul.se,,,,
Colic, Mango, Spavins, Running- Seres,
eta, etc. Shoulil always be in the stable.
SOLD if,VIORYWEI ORE.
&nterlca'a pioneer Dog RemedieS
130014.- on
:DOC DISEASES'
and,,w to ned.
FreeMaileS to tons Ate,
• dress by the Author.
02,, clay eklo*et, 'Coe race
119 "tVeet Stet 1tret
New voik 1138A.
ravels, at a apid p11013,
leads us ;ill 14 merry chase. We telluw
on• and dare not, stemfor fear
Olip i.1,11a go kerflOP-
I8 is a in:eat:bless task (21 hont to
plug- along mut lcoep abreast, dud vcrrY
efte13 do we find that we are running
far beli.ind.
.‘r() e471U.it the yortr-untrl,s as tbey fly,
aii,1 watch 1110 'days go i-coctirig by.
They beat no hastY a.retreg it ihakes
ttS LIP,6,zy in the feet, '
If we would keep abreast of lime,
It means a hard and sti.',,,ady cliinb; lie
never sl'aCketta up Ws gait 01, waits tor
;,.
those who come too late.
^ Toisiolerro FRDE
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vell-knitivn, baiting been cl;:tensili§11 '44,„'
in 1808, by distribution of li,:sq,ia ,., . All, 4.-
'seri:testi, :sees it \vas tlrat leenteeko. ii,rt.e.
110* 01 ..("4-1'040 04100, 0V-1 c 1.10 l -eat.
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Deoirg., etc., syllich. aro flxrd$1.0 to
agents free of charge- rille remediee eve
eoid at ii price that allows rtgelits to
d(rubie their isoii.4.y, . wrtt(3 ,.:.,,,ians). 0, .
)3liss 1\lcdical Co., 144 St. Iiitul St. lpact.
Tdotitreal. M:ention 81115 pilfer, .,
ViinCEtirihrTMOUtl,
BABYHARD ON
The stormy, blustery weather which
we have during February and March
is extremely hard on children. Con-
ditionmake it necessary for tho
mother to keep them in the house.
They are often confined to overheated,
badly ventilated rooms ,and catch
colds which rack their wtole system.
To guard against this a box of Baby's
Own Tablets" should be kept in the
house and an occasional dose given
the baby to keep his stomach and
bowels working regularly. This will
not fail to break up colds and keep
the health of the baby in good condi-
tion till the brighter days come along.
The Tablets are sold by medicine
'-dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box
from The Dr. -Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
Greek and Roman Doors:
In the early days of Greece and
Rome al the doors of dwellings open-
ed outward. A person passing out Of
the house 'mocked on the door before
opening it.
Minard's Liniment for Dandruff.
By the use of the latest invention,
the telemegaphone, one person can
speak simultaneously to an audience
of 150,000.
BENGUE
has inunettate effect.
BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES
" ;14.00 a tube,.
THE Lama Mtn Ca, LTC.
MONTREAL
Agorta ice Dr. Juice Bowil6
RELIEVES PAIN
CORNS
Lift Right Off
„ withou Pain ji
Drop a little -Freezene" on an ach-
ing corn, instantly that corn stops
hurting, then shortly you, lift it right
off with fingers. It doesn't hurt a bit.
'Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
"Freezone" for_ a few cents, sufficient
to remove every hard corn, soft corn,
or corn between the toes, and the cal-
luses, without a particle of pain.
f7ii`-',„-„eit6,,;i, •
DON'T
DO
THIS!
LEONARD.,
EAR" ail:
RELIEVES DEAFNESS and
STOPS HEAD NOISES. Simply
Rub it Bath of the Ears and
Insert in Nostrils. Proofof sue-.
eezu ' will be giveit by the druggiet.
ftliAllIE IN CANADA
ARTHUR SALES 10,, Ssths Agents, Toronto
A. O. Leimart1,-I5r.,1 Mfrs.; 70 519 live., 9, 9, city
'
Make Shaving a PIea m'
With Cii6cori Talcunl
Aner eeheitig With Dutiettra Soap the
WaltCUtieurn Talcuril la an
dispeirrble aaftinct. Antiseptic and pro-
phylaclic, it :14 soothing nnd refr,:zhing to
tile most terider
LlenpVie. Oigrath1.2.5:1:..41150e. T13,11O211, Sold
throughout theDorelnion. Cansdia 11pr:wt.:
1. mane Linv1te4, 344 St. Pas! tit., W. Mentreq.
,c4664rei SAtp ehastte‘vithout Tung.
oqua n SOS a 1bree^
year course ,of general training; attrac-
tive residence; single roomsS'or aalal
an11 other information artply Lady Slip-
' crintendent, Toronto Free Hospital,
es on, mtar o.
f becoming1111 u'
• Missionary Aeronaut.
A missionary preacher in the far
Northwest makes his visits to remote
communities by airplane. Unless the
weather ie unsuited he needs no pul-
pit, for he makes use of the cockpit
of the madhine for this purpose.
It was the terminal. examination,
and a budding philosopher condltidid
his essay on "Mother Earth" with this
startling statement: "The earth re-
volves on its own axis three hundred
and sixty-five times in twenty --four
hours. This rapid motion througgi
spate causes its sides to perspire; this
is called deer."
Send
Order.
•MONEY -0 R RS.
a Donainion Express Money
Five Dollars oasts three cents'.
If all the -gold in- the world were
melted intig,ingots; it Might le ,eon-
tainecl in a 1TOM 23 'feet semare and
16 feet high.,
--- Di 11DERINE
Stops Hair Coming' Out:
Thickens, Beautifies.
A few cents bays "Danderine." Af-
ter a t eve applications you e,anno-t find
a fallen hair or any dandruff, besides
every Ilan' shows new life, vigor,
brightness, raore color and abundance.
USE SLOAN'S TO
WARD OFFP.
You can just tell by its 'healthy;
stimulating odor, tliat it in
going to do you good
IF I only had some Sloan's Lini-
ment!" How often you've saki
that! And then when the rheu-
matic twinge subsided—after hours of
suffering—you forgot it!
Don't do it again—get a bottle to-
day and keel) it handy for possibla"use
tonight! A -sudden attack may come
on—sciatica, lumbago, sore muscles,'
backache, stiff joints, neuralgia, the
pains and aches resulting from expos-
ure. You'll soon find warmth and re-
lief in Sloan's, the liniment that pene-
trates without rubbing. aean econom-
ical. Three sizes --35c, 70c, $1.40
lArti
Litnirnen
ha'ff' ASPIRIN
Only "Payer" s Genuine
Warning! 'Unless yon see the name
"Bayer" on Package or on tablets 3rod
are not getting Aspirin at 'all. rfalre
Aspirin only as told in the 'layer Paoli -
age for Colds, 'Headache. 7,1euralgin,
Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache./
Lumbago tied Pale, Then you will
be following tile tilted:lees aed dosage
WorkeiI tett by ph esi clans during
twenty-one yearand proved safe by
millions, Handy tit boxes, of twelve
Bayer ifabletS "af Aspirki cost tow
cents. Druggists aleo, eell Jaeger peek -
nese leItgle in OR118(la A spieiu is Om
teade mark (registered,in (ianada), a
BtY3,-er 114E1 nut' Rattir 0 Of Manoamtfc-
acidest-or of Saliceelleaelf/4
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