The Exeter Times, 1921-12-15, Page 3OFF GMND BANK
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'POPULARITY.
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• Every muStele :in the body :needs
constantly 4 eePPIY: of siola;red bleed
in proportion tcethe Work it sloes, The
:Mitsbles of the back are under a heavy
,s
traL and have -hut little pest, :When
Searing the FishWith'-1 41°' blI3tx1'' 18 thin- .11e'Y 41eic 'lleur1811-
smeat, and the resuiVis a sensation of
PoPT4-its Excitarn.Spgrt Pur- Pain in those muscles, Some people
think pain in the back meaus kidise3
trouble, but the best medical allth011.1
ing Late Summer 11tillonths..
cross ceuntiy, but chose always ,the devoted one of its weeely ineel-inga. to en
t. then" The Tablets
Batiks and of the &oast of Calle Bre- liever has anything to do with t" lcid" If mischauee befell the leader*serne secretary Frank C. lrwin et Toronto are sold bY Medicine dealefs or bY
lifie haunts of, the sivinordilsh, whose haVe Progressed te a critical point j there was a change of ies•ders if the nouaceil that there Eyre now fiNe Bey Medicine Co,, Brosicville,
and the United States, Each year the should always lead the surf r tt g was the spice.o the wild three more will probably be formed.'
Origin of Stee0eohase.,,
gito etYhiclOgY .0,1! steeplechase is too
obTielis to need ',set explanation.
Founders of the sportmerely' fixed up.
on. a disthut,steessle and 'rode straight
to it, crossing gallantly hedge, ditch,
paling, turf or tliuber, pasture, crops,
MOorinild or ,ridge, and furrow—wheso
ridlag- straightcet, came in first, and
was winner,
But there ase few, indeed, to whor4
:a wild goes° eleaseebears pay
titan of sport, yet the phrase -derives
from a.:sport hazardous, indeed. It is
said •to have begun in Ireland,' where
a oh os en,- I e2„a d e r took mob ist d men
()ace a mother has used. Baby's Own
Tablets for her little ones ,slie would
liot be without them, ,The Tablets are
a- perfect home remedy. They reels,
late the liowels and stomach; drive
'Pile Owen Senna Cestnell of ,the`Boy out constipation aid iadigestion;
Se011t.$ was reosg,aeized sec:en:0y and, break up colds and simple fever and
new plans and new life were injected' make'baby healthy and happy, Can
into this work among the boys. The cerning them, Mrs, Noble A.sleye,
local Rotary 01412 behiad Owen Ecum Secum, leT.S., writes aave
Sound Scouting streag, and recently found Baby's Own Tablets of ,gre.at
•
ti
In th,e ,sishfeg greueds,..0the' Grand ties agree that backache seldoin or roughest, 'w'ildest *going to lie foetid, a lasy soout dinner ,at .whioh Drecutive uot be with°
tan, Canada msseesse,s ,tho most ,1?„0„ n:eye, 9rgautc ssidesay disease tianY ,ether topketipethe oilloo—occasioeally was the chief spealser: It 'PAW auWiWania . mail at 25 ceuts bois from The br.
:deleetable cutlets find such t' d • (Alt
fa,yor in without developing a pain in. the back. I first .
T 1 .1g, t 1.1 PloYe imcnous. s a anger reil, Scout froope 111. the sity and that •
and Newfoundland coasts, accounts for be found* in most cases that the us'e The Winner svas not he who came be general reorgaelzation of "IIie Scout g" On. le In
the
:from Caliada.'s fleherles, During the the, blood Win 6top the"Septarials‘ rarrreoi sit lug:ye, din the British
in the. ill -nourished muscles of 04.Er.s. h ,d
have gone further around to negotiate tral governiag council. aclditioh syeeirati:nal192o6f shake
tthh ee
inenth of August this Year there were Pain b t as,a1 , , new troops will be organized and. the
29,800 pounds of swordfish caught in world to its foundations both physt-
sat,oys
try Dr. Williams'• Pink PiliS for the Knowing this I ;have wondered work carried on an districts not now
the.back. How mi e ter t s to,
the. George's•13anks, and In September , . little elf'. the -Wild Geesethe CoVeTed.* * * 'cally, and politically.
After general trying misfortunes, he
A •iiieeting' svas held in Hamilton says, tb,ere
will be a battle of Anna-
receetly of tlae speeial committee in
WhoSe, hand's , ate the arrangements
fer.the marnmeth'Scout display to,be
lield some ,tine in the early part of
the eoming y,ear. It was decided that
,addition „ to , the, actual display,
booths -49111 ..be .erected which well il-
lustrate theelifferent subjects boys are
taught to enable them to pass the
Scout prldilei.giscy, badge tests. The.
planning q :the entertainment was
left hi the hands ,of a sub-conunittee
and all the, local Scoutinasters. htave
been asked toixitorm this Committee
of all talent pessessed as soon as pos-
sible, •
* *
William Aitchison was elected presi-
dent of the Border Cities' Boy Scout
Council at a meeting of the council
held recently in Windsor. Mr. Aitchi-
son Was vice-president last year and
has beeneaptiVely identified with Scout
I work the ,DoPder Cities for four
years. He was president of the Fourth
Troop when it was organized four
' years ago. It was arranged •at the
meeting that an officers' training
course be °Paned in the Border Cities
for the, benefit Of. young Men who* have
been Sceuts Or are interested in. Scout
work. ,
"Cascarets" if Sick,
ilious, Headachy
from the Bowels
Get a 10 -cent box now.
You men .and Wile, can't 'get
feeling right—,erho ha -ire headache,
coated tongue, bad etaete „and foul
breeth, dizeiness, can.'t .sleep, are bilis
ou's, nervous, andeue,tee,k, abet:het:ed. with
a sick, gassy, dieerdered stomach, or
have a had cold. , Are you keeping
your bowels clean with Casoa.rets, or
merely forcing a passageway every
-few daYs with salts, cathartic pills or
castor oil? Casca-rets work while you
sleep; cleanse the stoma,ch of sour,
fermenting food and foul gases; take
the excess bile from liver an.d oarry
out of the system the constipated
poison in the bowels. Cascaret
physic to -night straighten you out
by morning.
Cock Crowing Belgian Sport.
Cock -crowing Couipetitione are very
popular among the.working classes in
Belgium. The roosters are ranged in.
cases, and official ifiarkerf3 ilk() the
num.bere of crows. , The cook ,that has
uttered its shall cry the most times -in
an hour carries off the prize,
' ' the back -
"the dining tables of Eastern- Canada, h s beii , lie case, pain and ex. .- •
e er o look
goose eh befOre the end of the year. There will 1 PStelle..els Array, ssci,
'catch of this fish ell the Norra Scotia to the condition of his blood. It will , ase, , .
home 'first, but he. Who' 'had flunked
a substantial amouat in the revenue of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to bnild uP -
eothing in the route even possibly bodies will be brought unCier One cell -
movement in the city and.' eel Scout
An astreloger who ,siges himself
Decade.
iblood thau o &aye way o unreason -
:38,200 pounds caught. off Cane Breton,
able alarm about your kidneys. if you
Much of the Ca.nasidan oatch of other!
:Years was landed at United States 1 susPeet'Yehr itidheYs, nay doctor eau
‘.malte tests in ten minutes that will
ports, and the closing of these outlets •
- this year through the Fordney Tariff setyour fears at 'rest, or tell You' tile
n •
led to the cancelling of the second trip worst. But iany event to be perto the banks so that the present total
'catch will probably show a decrease
after having increased for some years.
The catch in 1918 amounted to 4,300
'veined at,e26,952; 111,1919 it rose
irkeue to '$49,364, though production
.wa,s less, being 3,645 cwt., and last
-year it amounted to 7,411 cwt., valued
at $96,017.
The swordfish, which is so caeled
feetly-healthy you mustskeepehe -blood
in good condetion, and for this pur-
pose no other medicine can 'equal pi.
Williams.' Pink Pills. •
-You can get these pills through any
dealer in medicine, or by mail at 50
cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from
The Dr. Williams! .Medicine Co„
Brockville, Ont.
:The Waterloo medal was the first
frenoita i
prolongaton- of the upper jay!
,.. given. to . alt. ranks alike. '
:into a long, Pointed, sword -like weap. , •
on which it uses Inc defence' and ag-
gression, is. a se:a dainty of universal
popularity. in Canadian waters it
:ranges in size from seven to twelve
feet and in weight from- three hen-
-dred to six hundred 'pounds, though
speeimens are occasionally caught
which run to six and „eight hundred ,
pounds,. Its food consists of the small-
er spee!es of fish which it secures by
dashing into schools,,spearing as many,
of its number aspps bJe,rdJsievour-
ing them at beisure.'
"...schooners Specially Fitted.
The, captureeof,:the*swordfish forms
:a regular bra:soh ,ef. the Canadian At-
lantic .fishing industry the season -be-
ing in --the late surnaner months; and
numbers of ,fishermen engage in the
pursuit. Schooners: nt this time are
:especially fitted ontsfar the .0liase,sa
platform. being ,raised on the bowsprit
-where a constant look -cut is kept and
-from Which the hafpooning is done.
At this time of year the swordfish,
which usually follows schools .of other
:fish, which form its- prey, are to be
found as: a rule basking in the sun' on
the top of the water. The schooner
approaches them and from the raised
plattorm the fear is speared with a.
harpoon. The tether of the weapon
is attached to one or two casks which,
-thrown overboard, act as a drag to
the impaled fish in its endeavor to get work of the faintly or local physicsan.
away. A dory is then lowered from He is the man on the spot and the
the schooner and the exhausted fish. rightOl'an 1:'°- cm/1'1'th in eases where
pursued, overtaken and despatched medical *advice is desired.
with a bayonet. ,F -or .instance, one WOW= wTites
The chase is not altogether bereft of that she enjoys ray articles on Public
excitement arid ha,zaird, the fish often Health and wants to know if I could
turning on the•d,ory, with what danger tell her what to do for a "floating kid,
tits occupants may be realized when °nay." In another ease a mother writes
it is considered that the sword -like to say that her baby had a heat rash
proboscis Is capable of penetrating a and wishes to know what she should
six-inch oak plank. Thus the scho:ons do for it, while just this morning I
er pursues its way,' harpooning and received a' letter from:an old gentle -
bringing on, board such swordfish as man to.say:that he had -fits and want -
it encounters until a, substantial catch ed me to telt him -what treatment lee
legions whes fightin,g for alien kluge,
have 'shawl', themselves prodigies of
valor ---did not take their iliarne from
the sport nearest the heart of their
homeland.
Scientific Prof,
One .day a teacher 1,Vpt'S -having a
first.gra,de class in physiology. She
asked them if they linew thatthere
was az burning fire in- the body all of
the time.- One littlesgirl spoke up and
said: "--
"Yes'm; when it is a cold day, I can
see the smoke." •
Minard,'s Liniment for eprijet In Cows.
EALTH nEDUCATION
BY DR. J. J MIDDLETON
Provincial Board of lie,alth, Ontario
,begladito-ansWer questions on Public Health mat.
tors through this column. Address him at Spadina House, Spadina
Crescent, Toronto.
There appears to be a -doubt in the
mini, of many of niy correspondents
as to what Public' Health actually
means. At the head.of the column
in which I write articles on Public
Healthi questions on Public Heal%
subjects .are invited, ancl I shall be
glasi to answer such questions. But'
in many cases letters are receved from,
people 'askieg me for s'uggesticans re-
garding treatment for some ailment
they have and which they would like
,here, but M every case I have to refer
ssich oases to the physician.
The work of a Public Health offis
Dial deals largely with hygiene and
preventive medicines and by these
terms I mean ways and' nieens of pre-
serving health and keeping the bodi
wijd rninci in fail strength and vihr,
and giving warnings. of danger to
health that -will undoubtedly follow
neglect of hygienic. principles either
in personal or commune-ty iie. As
regards the case and treatment of
the sick, that- is a phase of medical
to get rad of. Now I desire to tnake4 work by iteelf, and Jibe local physician
it plain. that I ',cannot -answer questions ' is, the man to deal 'with. ,sicknees in
of this sort. It would be useless for any cosamunisjs
me to do go if I wanted to, ,f,ssr I have The Public Health official is really
not seen the patient, and:sees:1cl not a teaches and sanitarian: Hee week
diagnose their trouble from -state- is preventive, rather' than curative---
ments in a letter. Besides, treatment in fact about the only ins.tanoe where
of disease is the Particuibar and special- Health officials undertake
'treatment is in the prevention or con-
trol of communicable or infectious
dieeases when such diseases are a
menace to the health of other people.
My advice to all those,who 'write to
me telling of their pereonal ailrhents
is to see their doetoir, because these
ailments are .nott in the litre, of -Public
Health work. My -purpose is especi-
ally to keep peopleewell, and to this
end I ,shall he • glad to answer any
questions that may- help anyone to
remain in good -health and preserve
their full vigor and activity, mei I
shall try to give full.publiciti to those
principles of hygiene that :tend to
maintain health and happiness and
lia.s been. made, when a retu-rn 18 made °I -1°111d adopt.
to shore and the Deer marketed. NOW, there are many similar letters
reaching me which I need not relate reise the general standard" of livin
A Christmas Carol.
It is easy, 0 my masters to find the
best of ways
To pelase the Lord in using the holiest
of days.
"No!" says the rich man, "I am filled
with care,
Sables Inc my wife--cliamonds fine
and rare?
Pearls Inc my daughters, swift cars
• ' Inc my sons?—
I shall be mad from worrying before
the groat Eve rune!"
"Ah" says lais brother, "I know the
gIft He gave;
I know that He redeemed me ---X was
once a slave.
I wish I had a chalice set with rubles
red
As the blood of pigeons, or sapphires
for His head."
But—oh---seek out the sad man to
whom all inns are closed,
Who knecked in vain at every door
where honest folk reposed
Oh, cheer the widowed woman and
dry theschildren's tears,
And drive away Inc one vvhole year the
wolf the orphan fears!
It is easy, 0 my 'masters', to find the
boot of ways, e
To please the Lord in using the holiest
of days!
—Maurice F allots Egan.
A Practical Mans
"- A. profesoor of mineralogy telt; 'of the
4 rather of one of his pupila coming to
him e-..nd saYing'i "I don't want. my boy
to Wain about etre.ta or dips or faults
or iipeetsvaits or denudations, and 1
don't want hint to fill his mind with'
fossils or etuff about crYstals. 'What
I want him to learn is how to find gold
and slivee and (tor,ir,r in ti,aying queue
title% sir -este, eit,7(Pq quantities."
Real Rest Depends Largely Upon
the Dejith of Your Sleep
A warning to "light" or "poor" sleepers
The deeper and sounder you sleep the better
You' feel. Five hours sound i'efreshing sleep does
you more actual good than ten hours restless,
disturbed sleep.
This is because, the flrial conversion of food
into vital tissue and nerve cells goes on niore
rapidly when the physical and mental forces' are
at rest.
You can't get sound, refreshing sleep if your
nerves are 'agitated with tea or coffee. Both these
'drinks contain caffeine, which is sometimes very
irritating to 'the brain and nervous system,
If you want to know the joy, vigor and
stamina that comes to the person who gets sound„
healthful sleep, why riot stop taking tea or coffee
• for a while, and drink delicious, invigorating
Posturn instead.
Thousands of people everywhere have found
that this was the only thing they needed hi order
to bring about these very happy results,
• Order Post= from your grocer today.
Drink this delightful cereal beverage of satisfying
'flavor, for a '.week. .• Perhaps, like thousands of
others, you'll never be willing to go back to tea
or coffee.
Poatum cornea in two format Instant Post= (in tins)
made instantly in the cup by the addition of boiling water.
Postum Cereal (in -packages •of larger bulk, for those who
prefer to maks thedrink while,the meal is being prepared)
• made by boiling for 20 minutes.
POSIMM for Health
• "There's a, Reason"
essetesseatper=ersasses.'—er....---
geddon, with the entry six years later
of "the Mighty One of Israel."
Tee great final oonilict, he says, will
be waged against Mohammedanism
allied with the Bolshevik', which will
push in the direction of the Holy Land,
where, north cif Jerusalem, the fight
will be carried to its predestined end.
Four great Powers will be allied
against the Anglo-Saxons, which will
:be gatherel again from all parts of the
earth There will be a British -Israel
victory in tbe end and universal peace.
MONEY ORDERS.
Remit by Dominion Express Money
Order. If lost or stolen you get your
money back.
A Gas from Wood.
-Sulphite turpentine gas given off
vrhen wood is boiled in paper -making
issused in making TNT,
Soldiers Learned Value of
Forests.
The remarkable increase in the in-
terest which Canadians: are taking tn.
their forests is attributed by some to
-the feet that mernbersaithe Canadian
Expeditionary force in the war came
home with a new concept.lon of how
Vital forests are to any state, both in
peace and, war, and also heal' large a
proportion of !land in countries of
dense population is dev,otedi to forest
culture. This es doubtless iene reason,
and th.e rise in. the cost of ferest pro-
ducts of all kinds has: also: been a. con-
tributing factor. Perhaps the chief
reaeon has been the realization by
both civilians and ealdiers- of the folly,
amounting to criminality, of allowing
a great natural resource te be.destroy-
esi by the carelees handling of fire.
Honey Refrigerator In. Hives,
It Is the habit of bees to place their
,honey in the coolest place in the hive,
a,nd the young insects In the warmest.
Great Drydock,
The greatest drydoc•k en the Medi-
terranean is/ planned by the Italian
Government at Naples.
His Hearing Restored.
The invisible ear drum invented by
A. 0. Leonard, which is a miniature
megaphonee fitting inside the ear en-
tirely out of sight, is restoring the
hearing of hundreds of people in New
York City. Mr, Leonard invented this
drum to relieve himself of deafness
and head noises, and it does this so
successfully that no one coUld tell he
is a deaf man. It is effective when
deafness is caused by catarrh or by
perforated, or wholly destroyed uatur-
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.
Some Fish haver Sleep.
Salmon, pike arid goldfish are Geld
.
to be the only gall that never sleep,
The Persians have a different- name
for each day in the month.
The leech is the only animal that
possesses three separate jaws.
51111 hope! 11 is •foolish to be sorry -
:You came until. you 'reach the erid of
the road.
In Italy wheeled traffic keeps to the
left in the large towris, but to tile
right in the country.
The netaa, which,Int eighteen coil -
mon varieties, is ilia, /nest widely
Tread of any wild plant. , •
,
LUMBERMAN'S FRIEND
The Original and Only Genuine
Cary
from Gourds.
In Seain autd the Canary Islands has
loag been grown 4 kiud of gourd, the
size of a small watermelon, green,
blotched with white, whieli is very
goad to at, It Is eall-$0, "paritama,"
and until reeently botanists have sup-
posed that it came f scull the Far least,
:neteirtidieur astne for it being "S`,1ana
It tures out, however, that thio
gourd is of Amoriean °right, and wesi
eatE-I1 by the people of Mexico long be-
fore the days of Cortez and Monte-
zuma, bei4g knowe to them as "ehila-
eayote," The Spaniards tools it to
Era epe and Introduced In their own
country.
A cuelous thing about it Is that its
white flesh, when the gourd es cooked,
resolves itself lato long filaments re.
serishlaag vermicelli. Cut in quarters
and boiled forty-five minuiee, the VGge,
table is then transferred to cold water,
whereupon, with a little stirring, the
pulp detaches itself from the rind and
takes the form of slender threads',
Which may be served with soup, with
milk, "au gratin" with cheese, or' in
various other ways.
In the Canary Islands the vermicelli -
like filaments are coriverteci into a de.
Ilcious candy by puttiug them into
boiling syrup and cooking until the
syrup cracks ill COM,. water. The candy,
hair."
In
is pretty, transparent, light
yellow in color, aucl milled "an_gel.'s
In a certain public park there are
seats around the bandstand with this
notice posted On them: 'The ,seats in
the vicinity of the bandstand are for
the use of ladies. Gentlemen should
make use of them.. only after the
former are seateci."
The actual weight of the human
brain or the size of the Head is no
sign of special i_riteiligenco.
Minard's Liniment for Distemper.
A grasshopper's ears are just below
its knees.
Mother! Clean
Child's Bowels With
Califon/la Fig Syrup
Even a sick child loves the "fruity"
taste of "California. Fig Syrup." It
the little tongue Is coated, or it your
child is listless, cress, feverish., full
of cold, or has colic, give a teaspoonful
to cleanse the liver and bowels. In a
few hours you can see Inc yourself
how thoroughly it works all the con-
stipation poison, sour bile and waste
out of the bowels, and you leave a
well, playful child again,
Mililous ot mothers keep "California
Fig Syrup" handy. They know a tea-
spoonful to -day saves a sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist, for genu-
ine "California Eig.SyruPt' which has
directions for babies and children or
all ages prioted, on -be:We. Mother!
You must say "Califoinia" or you may
get an imitation fig syrup.
America's Pioneer Dog 0..Mernediesi
Book on
DOG DISEASES
,and How to Feed
Mailed,Free to any Ad.-":
dress -by the Author.
Clay cnover-Ado„
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YARAMITTI-t, N
'COARSE SALT
LAN D1YS ALT
Bilk Carlota
TORONTO SALT WORKS
C. J. CLIFF TORONTO
dimhimivathimilimsm.
-When your head is
dull and heavy
your tongue furred, your bowels
costive.'when you have no appe-
1 .tite for food, no strength for work ,esc
and no interest in life; your .4
stomach is at fault. You need
slMother Seigell's Syrup, which con -
r... tains medicinal extracts of more
* than ten different roots, barks ,,,,
5i and leaves, which are wonderfully
11„ beneficial upon the digestive or- "
gans. Sold in 50c. and $1.00 .,,.
'14 bottles at drug stores. 7-021 *1'
ftIltiftMWMANVMMINVMPRIMAWN
sNCE TAK
VERY,i0AY:
c.
Cl.r1
thing and e
the Tim ow.
. am petting in fell, itine ht. worlc
since TanIae eas got me In"Oncli' fine
shape," said William-SPage, 29 Hamil-
ton, St., Torento,,Ont,
"My troubles been rue
down for en: years andedering all that
time I hardly knew what it was to
ever feel good. My sithrimob was all
Gut ef order and as regular' as I ate
anything I hp,a to pay for It in eoffer-
ing. there was a burning hire firebit
my stomach, I would bloat all up with
gas that nearly cut of/ m. -y breath and
at times I had such. 411So-tees-leg spells
that I thought each breath would be
my last. 1 ,hacl treguent attacks of
rheumatism:in both knees and ankles
and sometimes these spells nearly
laid nie out altogether. My nerves
were all unstrung, I was restlees all
night long and could, sleep but little,
and 'whea morning eame I never felt
fit for work.
"But Taulac straightened me out
and to -day I am feeling fine and in ab-
solutely sound health, I have a cork-
ing good appetite and can eat any-
thing set before me and digest it as
good as I ever could. My nerves are
strong as steel and tbe rheumatism
has just about completely gone. I
sleep like a top and get up mornings
ready Inc a big day's work."
Tanlac is sold by ie_ading druggists
everywhere. Adv.
Bar Magnet.
An inveetor has- mounted a email
bar magnet on a hinged support to
pick up phonograph needles.
USE SL AN'S TO
EASE ACK5
y-ou. .can't •do your • best when
your back and every muscle
. aches with fatigue.
Apply Sloan's Liniment freely, with.
out rubbin, and enjoy a penetrative
glow of warmth and comfort.
Good Inc rheumatism, neuraleia,
sprains and strains, aches and pams,
sciatica, sore muscles, stiff joints and
the after effects of weather exposure.
For forty years pain's enemy. Ask
.your neighbor. Ifeep.Sloart's handy. ,
At all druggists -35c, 70c, $1.40.
Made in Canada.
Ciassmed AovertAsernent3,
HELP WANTED.
A1)111.1S 'VA.C,1.7.CD—TO DO PLA.p.•1
and ligh't sowing at home, WhOlti or
spare time; good pay; work sent any
distances charges paid. Send stamp tor
particulars, National Manufacturing
Co., Montreal.
PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE.
4LL PLAYER PIANO IN GOOD
condition, with a large number of
music rolls, for sale at a bargain.
L. Costello, 73. West Adelaide Street.
Toron to,
BELTING FOR SALE
ALL KINDS OF NEW AND USED
belting, pulleys, saws, cabieemee.packine,
etc., alliPpecl subject to approval at lowest
prices in Canada. YOR1K ITEL,TING CO.,
115 YORK. STREET, TORONTO.
DgNDERNE
-Stops Hair Coming Out;
Thickens, Beautifies.
35 -cents buys a bottle or "Danderine"
at any drug store. After one applica-
tion you CaO. not find a particle of
dandruff or a falling hair. Besides,
every hair shows new life, vigor,
brightness, more solo- srs saesssece,
HE 11SERY TiF
PiACKACME
Removed by Lydia E. Pink»
ham's Vegetable Compound.
Meaford, took LYclia 13
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Inc
backache, end I alse.
had a female weak-
ness. I felt dizzy
and naryons, arid-
wiasaciswaiihwouLtat:tsetn:tirtrgaekyd::
I had to force myself
•
to' do my work, and
Saw a Pielchare ad-
vertisement which
'the Vngetabbe Corri-
pound, and my back
gradually stopped
aching and rf1t lighthr m splits.
am recommending the Vegetable Corer
pound with pleasure' te all I meet who,
complain as 1 clid."—MILDRtn BROOK,
Meaford, Ont.
Woman's Precious Gift
The one which she should most zeal-
ously guard is her health, but she often
neglects to do 'to in season until some
ailment peculiar to her sex Wiz fastened
itself upon her. When so affected
worrien may rely upon Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound, ti remedy
that has been VVonclerftilly succieSSM '
restoring health to suffering women.
If you have' the slightest doubt that
tydia Pinkhara's Vegetable Qom -
pound will hello You, Write to Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Co, (confidential),
1..,yrin, Mese., for adViee. Your letter
will be opened, mad and answered by a ,
woman, and held in Ocrlet ati4ildonca.,
Never say "Aspirin" without saying "Bayer."
WARNING! Unless you see narrie "Bayer" on tablets,
you are not getting Aspirin at all. Why take chances?
'Accept only an "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin," which contains directions and dose worked out by
physicians during 21 years and proved safe by millions for
c'„01.(ls Headache Rheumatism
Toothache - Neuralgia Neuritis
Earache tumbaiP
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e 1 " t;"sI•0,
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,aitooiltleV(c t=,,t4,Etio:r
see
st, stamped with their general trail(' nio.lr, 1,he "Bayer A.40001'
Pain, Pain
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