The Exeter Times, 1921-11-17, Page 3Progress in Canada.
d'ilerease'of 30'; ;94/60-6Uslielsof
wheat In the. titre,, p1741,49provincee
.ever last ,voar'e,c,aop,,,Wgeestiniate
Of; the- latorthWeStIVAilWritsalela', As,
sopititlea. A wheat yield this ,yoar:ot
around 260,090,090, b./whets is probably
re E1,SOnable etfieulation. „Other OSti7
mates of the 2Aesociation ''are; oatee
333,655,000; iu'ley, 4,760,000E; rye
flax,t5,576,00,0. ,
Ca,ttle shipmentS,
. ,
'Iron( the Port of Montreal' -show,
,Steatly 'increase' since' the opening o
',navigation; and particularly,
tcenting into ' qffect of the PartineY
Ta,rift Bill. The total number of YeS
.els which has left tile -port this sea
• . ^
,^1soiw,,vith cattle is 62,and, these 'Carrie(
3" '
tete','of 21,817 head. There were also
vessele' which carried 1,880 sheep
A scow load of lake trout reached
the town of McMurray, :Alberta, re
. ,,centlyes from the I:dad/payee Battin
„Fisheries plant at Black Bay on Lake
Athabasca, and ,further shipment, it
^is expected, will be made before .the
:.close' of, r2avigation on the big,' river,
-This is the fast shipment of northern
•:lake trout that ha reached '15,1e1Siuraay
'for shipment to the marketatOr Canada
..;:and the 'Milted States, aad denion-
trates one of, the ' 'unbounded re -
Sources of the untapped /•egtou'es'which
'lie beyond the Athabasetn, ,r
eiore than two million 'pounds of
wool were, clipped from Alberte sheep
this ,year, 'dud'. 1,927,000 pound's .have
'beenshipped east for -sale, Members
(-,?f the .Soutbein Alberta Wool Growers
.Produced 1,5,09,000 pounds, the remain-
der coMirig from Edmonton, Lacombe,
*Vermillion' and other points'.
Special attention is being' paid by
Columbia.lumber exporters to'
'the el:Arise-Es of Australia New Zealand,
'South Africa, China British In.diaa'nd
-Egypt. Already, Several large orders
'^liave been secured ',froth. these Coun-
tries, notably Egypt, which has made
:,very extensive :purchases of raillvay
'ties. Not, a month goes .by 'but that
three or fain^ British Columbia ^export^
^.1..ain1er men leave for foreign markets'
'on selling and, investige,-tien teurs,:and,
already this activity is producing re-
sults. 'Box manufaaturere are also
•feeling' ihO benefits • 'of foreign mar -
STERN REMINDERS'i
A, Fine View for a C
, .
. asphalt lake at Trini-
dad has a lewd, Situated at feesque
InBritishecolumbia, is -a lake that con-
tains, net asphalt, but Epeom'salts!
The isaltS .extetheto 'a depth of forty -
_The Trouble 'Nitrify be, Treated 94e fe9te and PernaPe IS0 inuen deeper;
'the 'Miners who firS'C'Stumbled upon
Through ttiu Blood -
the lake drilled te that depth and then
- had to stop` for lack foie drilling facile
Every ' rheurnat suffererehould - "•4‘. ,nacres and •
tiee:.•.The lake. covers veee
realize . that -rheumatism ' is reoted in
ItyouLp, No BE IVITIIQIIT
bt TABI,ETS
Once a methe ha o used Baby's Own.
Tablets, for ,her Mile ellei6 she would
not be Without them, The Tablete
are a perfect home remedy. They
regulate the bowels and stomach;
qff..ve out constipation and intliger'3tion;
a Pl!) 'blood' ail& that to get rid ‘of it it has a hard, ervelan surface, . , bretia up cold's aad rilmple f,re- ant
t must be ' treeted through the blood W ien, the . sew Me;ts efeeM the, malt . baba- healthy
t11LI
Con-
e The oal'il belieS that -rhouniatisin wae r5"lunini-ain nifl-Pestile...aerfatei is ;,00-Ver'ed corning '''tl'On2 --I'dr;Nehna'-Pepy.A,, I3t:e
eaneed by cold, ii'alliP weather, 'is noW '81.':'.z.lnillies 'deep witiet;:elatereeawileck Benin Seeilisa ,ll.,, 'writes: --,"I have
., asela4ea, ,SUch weather conditions quickly begethee brine: Then.the'sun :to,..n.nd 'BebY'ne:Pelviril..ialr'enn4nd,f
Tablets of ,onin
groat'
s may, sta,rt, ate pains," but it i,s not the ev'illole:', RI' l'i71T,.,...q'4 'Tt..-la','.1',q19CeS- l';e1.1'611t for IAS' children
cause Liniment,aii,a outward, appiii.,,,,,,a,at,yi,:ie"•,ta:saaies."ik
e3 ilet,sit,'et-Stqsaee not be without, thena". The 'Telblets
crust .,,Ottat has' foam -ed.:,
.-ct4lon. May 61; -*E, teieporarY'relief, mit Spi,n1g fresh
that is all theY•eau de because they dce2,592-!,52"(:!5,11::.,•'`.121,1.9'-'111'' l'^i9vens•4ere pan'
• net reach tile blood. The ,4,11-444.P"eP',1-4-er8 1-1-3:I'vest F5: crop that
. sufferer from' rheumatism whe f or-seasa
Y711:03r:ellsivese
meats with outward applications yea
only wasting time and, money in de-
pending upon tech treatment; 'the
trouble still remains, and it' Is all the
time becoming mare firmly rooted.
Treat this disease through the blood
and you will soon find relief. Dr. Wil- celebrated hiseltundredth birthday by
hams' Pink Pills act directly 0,11 im- working:2a ;fall:day in his garden pre.
pure weak blood; they purify and" .ettaing'the,,gi4ouna tind plantifig`potta
toes. He has no difficulty in setting
garden line, for his eyesight is, excel-
lent.
Iii telling about his long'lifo lie said
same product sold for nine doll:era:
,
1.lears.
On s1ttet,mar9h ldi Charles Tully of
Hasscielts,^^. des Ox' county, ,England,
strengthen it, and so act on the eauso
of the rheumatism. Mr. P." J. Mac-
Pherson, R.R. No. 5, bardigan,
seas: "..tabouts.tb.ree years ,ago was
attacked with rheumatism, r began
taking Dr, Williams' Pink Pills and
.g]ton. the trouble disappeared and I
am in better health than before. I
also know of an old lady acquaintance
who was badly crippled, with -Amu-
.
matism in, her arms and legs, aed who
suffered -very much. She, too, took
Dr Williams' Pink Pills and is now
• .
able to do leer housework. I tell you
this in the hope may 'be ofbenefit
to some other sufferer." ,•
You can procure Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills through any ,dealer in medieirre,
or they will he sent you, by mail at
50'•cents bole or six boxes for'$2.50
by writing direct to'The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Out.
• The traublet With fainily trees is
th'et many of them are shady.
,kets,,India having placed good orders,
,
Ind Singapore now entering the list
with an order for 100_0,000 boxes.
A Silver lead. strike has been. made
at Noble Five, in the Trout Lake coun-
• try, British Columbia, A sample eigh-
teen inches in thickness' and averag-
-ing $200 to the ten was brought into
Revelstoke recently. : The lead runs
entirely a.cross the fifteen. hundred
•'foot •et
Terenty new horticultural societies In every effort directed to improve -
'were organizedan different sectibn's of meat of the public health and well -
'the province' of Ontario dui:Mg-the being, the queseion of out -door otter -
ear 1920, making a total be 120awith else must be taken into account. No
-a.7 paid membership of 29,000, a, in- matter what preventive measures are
crease of 9,000 over the previous year, taken against disease, the physical
according to the annual report of the
. 'florticultural Societies of Ontario. In
1919 the Associatfon expended $70,-
e00 en horticulture.. -
e. A large freight 'warehouse on ,the
banks of the Kaministiquia'River has
been leased by R. C. Harvey, of Leth-
bridge, Alberta, to be used' for feed..
. ing 10.000 'sheep, -which he, avilliThring,
to Part William to fatten on the
Screenings from the elevators. The
sheep will be sent to Fort William by
the trainload -early in November, and
Mr. I-Iarvey, is contracting for hun-
dreds of tons of ideal grown hay.
Fraser, Brace and Company, con-
tracting engineers of Montreal, have
been awarded contracts for the con-
struction: works of the $10,000,000
power development scheme at Great,
Falls, on the Winnipeg River, by the
• Manitoba Power, Company, Limited.
„Development work is already under
, way; with about 400 men , employed
and the probability of 'from ^1,000 to
2,500 finding employment within a
short while.
that he was first a pork buteher •and
afterward, a farmer. At the time of
hie. retirement:from' adtive farming
lee. Controlled 2,000" ecru, This oc-
curred when he was 80 years old.
•"This is his 'recipe for long life:
'Hard Work in the - Open air, good food
,and enough of, it, but 'not much at
night; a nightcap of whiskey and milk,
to bed not later than 10 and up by 7
in the morning if not earlier:
These are still hi i habits.
Of the -1,500,000 houses destroyed in
Poland during the World War, ne2arly
:'500,600 leave been .rebeik.
Knowledge without justice "ought to
be .caliedi cunning rather than ;wise
dem o.
Mihardis Liniment for Distemper.
HEALTH ED11CATON
.BY DR. J. J MIDDLETON
Provincial Board of Health, Ontario
Dr. Middleton will be glad to answer questions on Public Health mat-
ters through this column. Address hint at Spadino, House, Spadina
Crescent, Toronto.
A Clever Clerk.
The proprietor of a shoe store in
New England is very proud of one of
his youngIons who not very long ago
entered the employ of his father; and
this pride was much -enhanced by the
' boy's cleverness 'in' the matter of a
pair of shoes sold, to a stranger.
• The lad had shown this man a satis-
factory pair, but the customer said
that he had not enough money with
him, asking if he could let "fifty cents
• go over until the net day," '.-
T)re boy consented, for which, after
• the• stranger had left the shop, the
father, severely reprimanded the lad.
• "You'll never see the man again," he
said in conclusion. '
• "Oh, yes, I will," said tlie youngster,
eNI-serapped up two shoes for the left
Like the" Old Folks.
A bachelor who is forever putting
his foot in it, recentlY visited the
_Treed parents of a new boy.
. The mother held up the bundle for
• ,the inspection, of the bachelor, and
asked gayly: "Tell us, now, frankly,
which of us do you think he is like?"
After a careful examination of the
mite 'the bachelor answered: "Well,
Marie of coarse, intelligence has not
yet dawned in his face, but he's won-
derfully like both of you."
Camp -fire pestroys a Forest.
A teamster hauling supplies was the
• dance of one of the bad forest tires in
'Now Brunswick this pest slimmer. He
neglected to put out his fire when he
made his noonday stop' to boil his
kettle, and in an hour afterwards tho
woods were aflame.
"Garage," now used exclusively a*
a name for the housing for a motor-,
vehicle., was originally' used in France
to denote place f.er keeping basis
Totting-fm,..h, etc.
are sold by medicine dealers or by
at 25 (teats a box from The, Dr.
Williams!' Medicine Co.,: Drockyille,
Oat, .^. •'
Dee 'London ,Lead the
- World?
bether N'evs York or London les''
the World ie -the number of population
is agitating Arneri-
Cans as a asteult of the publication 'of
.theeBritisk census returns, giving Lon-
don a'population of 7,476,168. New
'York's inliabitants total, according to
the lathst 'census', 5,629,048,
The National Oe,agraphic Society-
'
questions the right of the British met-
ropolis to claim such a large popula-
tion. It points, out that legally, as a
munieipal unit, "London" • refers only
to the area within the County of Lon-
don,
•sue -flge:•es cover, extends over 693
"Greater, London," which the cen-
square miles; an area six timethat
of municipal London, and more than
tevica that of Municipal New York,
It Is pointed out that,a. greater New
York modelled On Greater London
lines;, staking: in.• all suburban cities
within a radius pf. fifteen, miles from
the city centre, is the English, capital
three, would pass London's population
within a similar, area,
;While London has BO State lines to
prevent its expansion for administra-
tive.purposes, New 'York halts at the
Hudson Riv-er, and must continue self-
contained and increase only from its
internal growth.
0
driving with his father in an
automobile along the Detroit River
Scout Gerald Crank, of the 7th mud-
:tioesTreepenceideetly,' notieed a Hill°
boy who had been playing with some
others fail off Liang's dock into the
river, which is quite swift at this
point. Without waiting for ea
the r to
stop, he sprang out, ran down the hill
and jumped off the doe's, swimmieg
down stream toward the dittio fellow
who was fast drifting away. He was
successful in getting hold of him and
SOOT1 had him ashore. With some
(1110c:tiny, he managed to revive tire
child, who was afterwards driven to
hp home,
Scout Robert H. Gambrill of the let
Exeter Treob, and two other boys, de-
cided te go tb their usual swimming
they, elmeld have the streegth of the
a heavy flood, anti not realizing 'as
should have he strength of the
current which wee, muting entered
the water, One.of the boY,S, who was
not able,to swim, held his hones high
above. the water aed followed the
other two wading, For a moment the
two. boys, Salm could swee loet, sight of
the °thee bey .and, ,thon.caught sight
of him fel' a moment after, he had fall-
en into, a.holee which .at the -time was
easilyeseven feet,deep, Ga,mbrill swam
to him, caught him, by his bathing suit.
at the, shoulder and tugged him to the
farther bank. The drOwning by en-
deavored .to grip him, but Gambrill
kept him .under ,his power and finally
managed, to get him, to safety.
While swimming with two other
Scouts in the, large Current River
swimming pool at Port Arthur, Scout
Sterling Morrison, of the let Port
Arthur, Troop,, noticed that Scout
,Tames. Shires was in diMeulty. He
plunged into the water and managed
to reach Shires just after he had gone
under for the second time. He grasp-
ed Shires and atarted for the side of
he pool with him, but Shires, becom-
ng :hysterical, grappled with Morrison
ad succeeded in dragging him under.
At this point Scout Fred Thynne, a
member of the same troop, plunged in
nd swam to Morrison's Ossistance,
His Hearing Restored. 1
The inVisible ear drum invented by a
A. 0. Leonard, which is a miniature
megaphone, fitting inside the ear en- a
tirely out of sight, is restoring the t
hearing of hundreds of people in New s
I '
York City Mr ..Leonard
he two boys then raanaging • to get
hires to shore in safety.
Cherries -were known in Asia es far
back as the seventeenth century.
• • invented this
drum to relieve himself of deafness
and head noises and it does this so
transportation and too little about
walking. This necessary and impor-
tant lima:sure towards the heialth e.
the people should be fostered and re-
commended daily in the public, press.1
The papers,. that continually offered
co/edition of the individual, whether sueh important advice would -gain
adult' or dhild,, is not kept in 'perfect favor with all progressive people. The
condition if healthy exercise, out -f- gTeat advantage of walking as an ex -
doors is not indulged in. 25" ercise is that it can be «done at any
The 'question' of what constitutes time, of the year -and in prZetiCalary all
healthy exercise is important. There kinds of weather.
are a large number of Teeple who •There are, of course any other
seem to think that touring around in forms of out -door exercisemsuch as
a motor car provides sufficient exer- 'gardening, golf, tennis, bowls, rowing,
dee for the average person. This is canoeing, hunting and swimming. On-
a mistake, but motoring has certain tario has special facilities for inclulg-
advantages. It detracts the mind ing in all these pastimes. Even main -
from domestic cares and worries, and taineering can 'be done—a most ex -
takes people out of doors in the fresh hiliarating form of sport. But yr -hat-
ed)... ever" the form of exercise taken, the
Real physical exercise—the kind great thing is to get out of doors in
that promotes sleep at nights and the sunshine, on the lake shore or
.stimulates the appetite, is' lacking in where the fresh breezes blow.' In sick -
e sine that 'a car ness r in a. t there is ho better
tit lea • motoroffers,''lie -I. h
•-• .
successfully that no one could tell he
Li a 'dea,f mane It is effective when
deafness is caused by catarrh or by
perforated, or wholly destroyed natur-
al drums. A .request for information
to A. 0. Leonard, Suite 437, 70 Fifth
Avenue, New York City, will be given
a prompt reply. advt.
Sad, M intake.
In a corner Of" 'a railway carriage
was„a, 'young man studying a set of
official -looking papers.. Suddenly he
put his hands to his. heart and cried
aloud, in his anguish. To sympathetic
inquiries he explainedthat he had sat
the previous day for a Civil Service
examination. "For the essay test," he
strid, "we were asked to explain the
advantages of keeping a diary. I have
'just realized that I have handed in
four beautifully written pages on the
advantages of keeping a dairy."
MONEY ORDERS.
except in 'the case of the driver who tonie tlian fresh air and sunshine. Send t a Dominion Express Money
may. get enough exercise if something Among the trees or by some quiet lake order. Five Dollars costs three cents.
meehanic.al goes wrong. . •theetdred body'. and mind get a chance
' Walking is one of the.most henell- to rest and recuperate. Let all who Not Popular.
Cial ekercise that can be had ,and yet read,this 'article make up tkeir minds • Little Georgie Goode was standing
0,0 little of' it is 'Practiced. We hear to spend as much time in body and in apart from all the other happy boys,
far too much in the daily papers about' spirit in the great out-of-doors. —,- e--
. who were playing as only happy boys
"What's the matter, sonny?" asked
a passer-by. "Why:don't you play
with the rest of the boys?"
was urged. "Maybe I can belp.you."
de,c,.wideedll
"No, you can't help me."
"Come on, tell me all about it," he
me," the lad ansvrered, trying hard to
keep back his tears.
it!" the' boy defended himself.
"They don't want me to play with
TeliVmeelbeoytehllestinfa
e
'What's the trouble, that the other
boys don't want you to play with
'em," replied the lonely boy bitterly.
them?" the stranger persisted.
"They've foetid out something about
"Was it something bad?"
"They think so,' But I can't kelp
,,teadnfyolvraayMcment, but
,tsoire,mflifilecle,o.ther boys' say that
I am a softy because I'm"—and he
gulped hard—"I'm twins with a girl!"
4.1r
Are you stepping on the brake
or the accelerator?
The food you eat does make a' difference,
Heavy, starchy foods often do slow. 'down
body and,rnind—often steal the energy that be-
longs to the day's work. Grape -Nuts is a' go-
ahead food. It contains the perfected nourishment
of Nature's best 'grains. It includes all those-
elenients needed to nourish body and brain. It
is easy to digest. It gives energy without taking(
energy.
How about your breakfast or lunch—does
It give, or take?
'
Grape -Nuts is sweet, 'crisp delightful to
the taste, and is an ideal source of power for a
busy and difficult day.
• "There's a Reason" for GRAPENUTS
Accommodation.
"I we's a passenger on a train out of
Edinburgh," says an American, "and
became much interested in an Brig -
'Ishmael and a Scot I saw come in.
'"Flie Scot was In.his Highland garb
arid the fact that he took snuff freely
from a large box first attracted my at-
tention, He offered it to others to
help themselves' an,d generally made
himself very friendly, The English-
man, Whom nature had gifted valth an
extremely large nose, joined the other
travellens, Ho seated hitnseIf op:
Hite the Soot, who beamed upon him
and at once proffered his snuffbox,
When the Englishman declined it, the
aatonished Scot said:
"'Ye dinna snuff?'
'No,' answered the lInglishman.
" said the Scot, 'It's a calarni-
ty, for ye hae Wenderftil accernmoda-
tion for't.' "
Pentelons paid to the old or blincl
nuintber 1,000,026 in Groat Britain
and cost $150,750,000 annually, .
Windsor Castle is like a small town
in itself, containing hundreds of in-
habitants.
There are 2.5,400,000 Russians starv-
ing in the richest agricultural district
under Bolshevist control.
"Cascarets" To -Night
For Liver, Bowels
You're bilious! You are headachy,
constipated, your eyes burn, skin is.
yellow; your stomach is sour, gassy,
upset. No wonder you feel miserable.
You need a thorough physic with
"Cascarets" to -night to oleans,e the
stomach of sour, fermenting food and
foul gasses; take the excess bile from
the liver and carry out of the system
all the constipated poison in the
bowels. Get a 10,cent box now and let
"Ca.sca•rets" straighten. you out by
morning.
Atinaric„ Pioneer Dog. DArraedtes
Book on.
i. DOG DISEASES
and How to Feed
Mailed Free to any Ad-
dress by the Author.
B. Clay Glover Co., Inc.
118 West 31st Street
New York, U.S.A.
In
Decrares' It's AStonish-
I ing To See The 'Wonderful
Benefits She Has Derived
From Tanlac Says Ter-
rible Headaches Have Dis,
"It aPapotemds
a'reduireas'enable, but I have
uctuafly gained 2s hi less than.
a mouth's time b0yptoeurfilril
g Tanlao, and
the wenderfel benefit I have derived
front the use of this medicine is chap-
ly astonishing.," said Mee. Rs'
Brown, 111 Third Street, Marichester„.
l-
"aSlt,)e_yt,rIoaabrel,esisohappyar
py to be ereinieevyieti
never of
Praise this medicine enough. 171) to
the time I began taking Tanlae I cut -
fared for something over two years
with a very had form of stomach trou-
ble.
' "MV appetite was so peer I could
scarcely eat a thing. My stet/melt
would be so badly bloated - with gas
sometimes I was almost afraid to go
to bed for fear I would actually sraoth-
er. I felt tired and wore out most of
the time and became terribly discour-
aged over my condition. I often lead
such violent headaches I was unable
to be out of bed for two or three days
at a stretch.,
"Foure.bettles of TanIao complete,1-7
restored my health, and anyone can
see at a glance the wonderful Change
that has taken place in my condition.
I have a splendid appetite now and the
stomach trouble has entirely disap-
peared. I can eat just anything I
want without ever feeling a sign of
MRS. ROSE M. BROWN
Indig-estione The best of all, I am '
never bothered any mere with head-
aches and this was the greatest relief
of all, I want to tell everybody What
this medicine has done ror me,"
Tanlac is sold by leading druagis'ts
everywhere. Adv.
The Fly in the Ointment.
"Ah, old fellow," said. Johnson to a
riend, "so you are married at last.
blew me to congratulate you, for I
ear you have an excellent and ac-
complished
"I have indeed," was the reply; "she
s highly accomplished, Why, sir, she
s perfectly home in literature;
eine in art: home in science ---in
h t
A
at
at
at
home
at
S or ,
everywhere ----except—"
"Except where?"
"Except
at
home"
MInarces Liniment for Garget In Cows.
COARSE SALT
LAND'SALT
Bulk Callas
TORONTO SALT WORKS
C. CLIFF - TORONTO -
ROM AfterEathig
If you have fulness after meals,
a bad taste in your mouth in the
morning, fur on the tongue, &b.
ulence after meals and no appe-
tite, take Mother Seigers,Syrup. It
will dean your tongue, renew,
your appetite, give you relish for
food and the power to digest it
thoroughly sad easily. Sold in
50c. and $1.00 bottles at drug
stores. 4-921
A baby alligator at the London Zoe
is seven years old, and barely 12 -in,
long; he grows about 1 -hi. each year.
--
Genius has been explained by s.n,
Irish aurgeon as the product of 'a
germ svhiela gets into and' round the
human -brain;
Classined Advertisements.
iLADIES 'WANTED—TO DO PLAIN
' and light sewing at horns, whole Or
spare time; good pay; work vent any
distance; charges paid- Send stamp /or
particulars. National Manufacturiog
Co., Montreal.
PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE.
DELL PLAYER PIANO IN 'a0OD
AL -2 condition, with a large number of
music rails, for sale at a bargain..
L. Costello, 73 West Adelaide Street,
Toronto.
BELTING FOR SALE
ALL KINDS OF NEW AND USED
belting, pulleys, saws, cahle,hose,Packing,
etc., shipped subject to approval at lowest
prices in Canada. YORK BELTING CO..
115 YORK, STREET; TORONTO.
Mother! Clean
Child's Bowels With .
California Fig Syrup
Even a sick child loves the "fruity"
taste of "California Frg Syrup." If the
little tongue is contort, or if yourchild is
listless, cross, feverish, full of cold, or
has colic, give a teaspoonful to cleanse
the liver arid towels. In a few hours
you can see for yourself how thorough-
ly it works all the constipation
poison, sour bile and waste out of the
01:5::f10(t4=
bowels, and you have a well, playful
child again.
• Millions of mothers keep "California
Fig Syrup" handyr They know a tea-
spoonful to -day saves a sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for
genuine "California Pig Syrup" whicit
has directions for babies and children
I of all ages printed on bottles Mother!
I You must say "California" or you may
than forty years sioan,s get an Imitation fig syrup.
For more
Liniment has helped thousands, the jJ
world over. You won't be an excepa
tion. It certainly does produce results,.
It penetrates Without rubbing. Keep
this old family friend always handy
for instant use. Ask your neighbor.
At all drug -gists -35c, 70c,$1 40*
etv, Made in Canada.
USE SLOAN'S T
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OFF PAIN
off o by'an applica.
L'rri-Lthess-',--rded
tithes grow into big pains
tion of Skim's. Rheumatism,
neuralgia, stiff joints; Inane back won't
fight long against Sloan's liniment.
DR. MINARD, Inventor of the
Celebrated
MINA.RD'S LINIMENT
te.
eae
Nothing Else is Aspirin— say 'Bayer"
Warning! Unless you See name
"Bayer" t on tablet, you are not get-
ting Aspirin at ail, Why take chances?
Accept only , an unbroken "13ayer"
package Which contains dimotions
Worked out by physicians during,. 21
'years and proved wife by millions for
Colds, Headache, Earache, Toothache,
Netiralgia, Rheumatism, Neuritis, Lum-
bago, and Pain, Made in Canada.
All druggists sell Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin in handy, tin boxes of 12 tab-
lets, and in bottles of 24 and. 100.
,
Aspirin is the trade mark (registered
hi Canada) of Bayer Manufacture of
iviOnoaceticacideetor of
While it IS Well ktown that Amoitia.
means alayer manufacture, to , assist
the Public against imitations, the. Tab-
lets of .13ayer Company will be stamp.,
ed. With their general trailet Mark, the
"Bayer Crest:.
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Mrs. Kieve.r.
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.' --
Mae. WzG. B, Rinvsa, 'upper New
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