The Exeter Times, 1922-2-16, Page 7fieville Junior Oeuncil• Ali Scouts,
At the receet election of Boys
Junior Council in Belleville it was^ in
'tereeting to note that -each ;of the ter
•elected aldermea were connected with
.one of the two Bey Scout m
ftt city, la addition to this Troon
Leader Charles Hayes was choeen. to
itze their Junior Mayor by acclamation.
The fact that Scouts were chosen or
nil the eleven ",eillees is certainly sig-
nificant. It is imieed a splendid tri-
ibute to the organizatien of Boy Scouts
eas a boy training movement and also
to the reputation. which the Scouts
must have amongst their fellows In
All the junior aldermen -
elect are, or have been, students at
Hie Belleville High. School, anal have
received their primnry education in
the public or separate schools of
ff
Beeville. They are Belleville bdys
by, birth, edaeation, and in ,spirit. And
•a.bovb all pley are-Bor •Scouts. , They
hare shown that they are the popular
..ouths of their city and •that'iSey have
many of the qualifleations •whichemake
for stietteSS in life, .The total number
ek Boy Scouts in Belleville is only
about seventy and proof of their popu-
larity is foandein the fact that the low-
eet elected candidate received maalY
more votes than their total number.
It'looks, as if the problemie of the boys
and -youtha -of Belleville are at last in
safe hands.
Returned Men for Scoutmasters.,
An •effort is being made by the Menl-
o/fps-a__ toba Provincial Council of the Boy
n
Scouts Association to-,Canadianize the
10,000 foreign boys in Manitoba
through thie ineditun. of Scouting and
the efforts of returned soldiers. The
plan to recruit "Red Chevron" znen
throughout the province as Scoutmas:
ters would be of immense value in the 6
Canadianizatione of our many foreign
boys throughout the West, "Red
Chevron" men already are being lined
up in Edmonton and in the rural dis-
tricts ef Alberta.
All information regarding the for-
mation and conduct of 13oy Scout
Troops' and Wolf Cub (Junior Scout)
'Packs can be haat upon application to
• did Provincial Boy Seout headquar-
ters, Bio -or and ,Sherbourne Streets,
Toronto.
WOMEN A GIRLS
WANT ROSY CHEEKS
They Can be Hadby KeiTing the
Blood Rich and Pure.
Every Ivomana-e-every
resy cheeks. They mean not only
beauty, but good health, When a wo-
man'e blood in eeanty or anaemic her
eeler fad,ehM
es, e elte debilitated, 'is
ehart el .bireath, .and tier, litaart
paipi-
tatea alter slight exertion. "Sante- ,
times this trouble aecompunied by
severe headaches, ckr pains in the back
or sides. This condition is entirely
due to weak, watery Weed, anct can
only be cured by making he blooil
rich, red and pure, Fe- this purpose
try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, which aet
directly upon the blood, and In this
way bring neWes health and strength to
weak, ailine'people. Mrs Isaac
HOW01,l, Petitcodiac, N.13., tolls of what
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills did for her as
follows:—"For 'some time I had not
I been feeling e11, I had been gradital-
ly growing weaker, and found it to
growing harder to do MY
housewarlt. was very pale and had
- Ire (lite n t headaches,' 1 consul te d a
doctor and took his Medicine for some
' time, but it did me no ased.. I found-
myeelf growing weaker, and taking
faint and dizzy spells. A frleuel ad-
vised me to try Dr. 'Williams' „Pink
Pills, and although -I had nearly last
faith in" all medicine, I got a supply
land began their use. After a time I
found they were 'helping me, and I
gladly continued taking them, and ulti-
mately found that the troubles that
had afflicted me ;had vanished. I am
giving this statement in the hope
that my experience will be .of benefit
to others."
You can get Dr. Williame' Pink Pill
through any dealer in medicine, or by
mail at 5Ei cents a box or six boxes
tor $2,50, from The, Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. •
C eeze 'Mat Chose a
Vb e the exproealioll, eese-lear, s,rLat is tise g t)Lnig1lt at whieli
105" is a recogetzed ettuivalent fer poople live
There is, it scemus a slieph ord
with his family 111 tile AMICS
he:ghE at 17,1,00 foot, and this, he,,,,4beci
clanned to be a reeord, ti"rat. IS, for per
mailent habitation.
lVherm it comes to a (inetW011 of tem
porarr abode, however, this altliude
great: as it is', is easily 11.0aLell, for 03
one of the Illnialartn. Irv -0,6, 18,400
feet high, a small band tif liardy men
lis;t) duriug the summer.
Tao men, nurabering less Ulan hal
a dozen, ere 'I'ibetitn Cnisteni 'louse of-
ficers., ant', are specially selected for
their powers of eniturtuice, as elle
would expect them to be, iu order' tO
ezzlet even Inc a few weeks in air which
trust contain eo very nincii less oxygen
than there is at sea-lovel.
Froni such an elevated trasi these
men must have a inagnificent view of
tile great Tibetan plateau, the inhabi-
tants of which. thomsolvets SCCII1 to Jive
.cormfo.rtably at heights of 15,000 or
more feet.
It would be inite•resting to know at
what 'height human beings emit" ac-
custom themselvee to live, l'h,ere is
no eeiteen to suppose that 18,400 foci
is tile limit, -
ho Lves
reatk,
IbM 0
est?
thrift ,or economy in the, management
of household agaits, it is apparent the
itionietti we dissect the tern) that tite
saYing effected lw 'the paring of a
cheese depends entirely upon the man-
ner in which thio operation is coriduct.
od. If one rereoves the idnd of the
Oheese' mrelessly waste Instead of
cconenty results,
According to a French legend, there,,
was a-lnao wtio wets in love with three
eisite,re at the same time. He could not
make up his trend which el them he
"gilt to 111-arry, The ability ta be a
'thrifty housewife ,being the prineipal
requisite of a wife at that time, the
man decided to \vat,ch the three caro -
fully, a41c1 P1 order to make a test pre-
. •
slanted each of thepi with a large
cheese.,
Two of them "remeved the rind in
SItO1.1 33 manner that a,considerable par -
tion of the cheese was thrown away,
but the youngest pared it with a very
sharp ',trill°, and via r_ot waste a scrap
The man decided that sire would make
the best wife, aud they were marti•ied,
The, Doctor's Revenge,
A Young doctor was summoned. as a
witness in a ease that depe.ncied on
tech/ilea' 01/1.(10-o,,ce. The opposing
oeunsiol was inclined to be sarcastic at
the Idea of so- young a doctor being
'
"You are familiar," he eaid, "with
the syMptoms 1e concussion ot the
brain?"
"Yes," replied the doctor.
• "Then, if Mr, Stnitli ancj myself:cel-
lided; arkel .banged our heads together,
should we get concussion of the
bs'ain .1p I
"Mr, Striith might,". said the doctor.,
. ;.
. We once knew a printer wihe up.
"battle -scant -et veteran" so that it
read "batieleaseared veteran." He had
to ,stay Itome.for,'a week. Hie. brother .
made "a match. feted bride"- read "a
much faded bride," and he never diet
come back to work,
A Quest Nat Enclea.
The death of Sir Ernest SliaCkleton
on his little, ship Within hail. of
Antarctica puts one in. mind OT.f Sir
Humphrey Gilbert of Eliznbetlian
c' s, who cried E,We areas near. hea-
en zee as by land" ere his boat-,
the Gaiderk,Ilind sank off the 'Azores.
' r•••• In Shackleton was the spirit qf the
eailorneen whoe-natie the age of Eliza-
beth auroral with their spirit of dis-
covery. He" was not one to sit chim-
ney-eornered with the cakes and ale
while he could hear the bergs and
floes of the southern seas calling, and,
irs ilia day -dreams, he saw the penguin
flap and shuffle' onethe ice-sihelves and
heard tii1 •reail oif the ‘forever fierce
Antarctic win.d retinal a hovel of pack-
ing boxes and oil cans in the "ice of a
big drift, • " "'
, There -must forever beon earth a
breed ef, men who do not care to pick
and cheese among the- easy and the
comfortable thingS. Brief as is the
term of life, they run the' risk of
making it- briefer still as one vvho
"Glad did I live ..and gladly die
And 1 laidnre down with a will."
• Of the number of the 'argionauts in
our time' was Shackleton. He rnay have
been lacking in some of the studied
graces of the carpet -knight, the flaw-
' les, finesse of the ballroom. But if
not -a lion among ladies, he was a lion
In danger. He served: hi,s apprentice--
ehip in exploration. As a lyoumg lad
he roun,ded the world four times in
the merchant service. A lieutenant
under Scott. in 1901, later he came
with his own party to, a point within
ninety-seven miles of the South Pole.
Ile did no more heroic, thing than
when, en a still marc recent journey,
he travelecl in a small open boat with
Jive men eight hundred miles of freez-
ing- sea to rescue his party marooned
an Elephant Island.
The last thing he wauldi want would
that the tiny shallop he commanded
should be called eff from its venture
becatuie on the deck the "Captain
(lees fallen cold and dead." The men
who sailed' with him were all men of
scierice—not seamen. , They have al-
, .
ready enclereid vicinsitudes. Their voy-
age may- seem quixotic, chimerical.
But they will not be deterred—they
-• will go on. TIley will consider that
they have .a compact with his inem-
ory---a trust to which they must be
true. The tongue is nrute, but the
Spit'"b of the Antarctic knight-errant
eo an& them still.
_nada •
•
The Idea.
That all people do not have the
, same slant on humor is illustrated in
the following story: •
One of the wealthiest men in
roungstoWn recently said to a friend:
' "I had a funny dream East -night,"
"What was it all'about?" the friend
encouraged. ,
dreinned I got into. a little Ford
that climbed UP a telephone pole,
flamed a s,oniensattlt en the wires and
ilien slid down another pole,"
"Well, that :certainly was some
dream,"
"Yee," the rick -mao exoirttmed.
"Imagine tee ita 0. v'eril
HEALTH EDUCATION
Y DR. 3. 3. DiTIDDLET N
Provincial Board of Health, ontarlo
Dr. Middletou will he glad to answer, questions on Public mat-
ters through timis eolunia. Address him et Spadina House. Spa.dina
Crescent, Toronto.
In our efforts to find at least some
of [Inc paths by which connnunicable
diseases.• are 'spread, helpful sugges-
tions often conte from thinking peo-
ple. A prominent gentleman of this
province 'recently drew the attention
of the Provincial. Board of Health to
Inc menace of bad and unhygienic
manners at the table. • -
• If we as a - people are going to be,
healthier in the uture thian'we have
been in the past we must do many
thing that we do not do at present.
One ef the first 'of these things is to
learn health habits, ahlithen when we
have lea.rned them to put them into
practice in our daily life.. It is all
very well for as to be interessted in
Child Welfare clinics, nutritional
ciassee, and the other means we tiow
have at our disposal far the better
care and upbringing- of children, Every
person -who understands what, good
health means to hirrisellf, to his fam-
ily and friends, as veli as to the
entire community, Will sooner or later
take -an interest in, amid appre.ciate the
efforts now beingsput forvoard to laswer
the infant inertalzty rate and pro-
mote a healthier. childhood in this
province.
All these efforts will fail far short
of what they aim at if the ordinary
rules of hygiene or,Sanitation in every
day life are not' attended tit.
Nearly everyone is now well aware
that the great majarity of infectious
111.11T1Ei
11110) ON L1TTL OS
Our Canadian winters are exceed-
ingly hard on the health of little °nee.
''dale ',weather is often, so severe that
the mother canuot take the little ones
'out for an airing. The consequence
is that baby is confined to overheated,
badly ventilated rooms: takes cold
and becomes epees and peevish.
Baby's Own Tablets shoulil be given
to keep the little ones tealthy. They
are a mlid laxative whin"), regulate the
stomach and bowels and thus prevent
colds. The Tablets are sold by inedi:
eine dealers or by mait-at 25 cents a
box from The, Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
The best time to 'teach habits of
thrift is when •habits for life are
being formed,
Mlnard's Linirr,ent tor Distemper.
A medal has just been presented by
the British authoritiesto the -captain
of a 'German' steamer' for rescuing
British Sailors in,Febrittary, 1914.
objected to by e-yery. person at the
diseasess are transmitted. throtigh* tliextable. It is ri.e only bad table rnan-
nose and month, yet we 'do. 1120t 't nees, but an actual menace to health,,
enough safeguards against such a path Only a little while ago a man working
of infections For instance, siome- in a -parcel office in Toronto beiarne
tirne-s see children biting 'and ,Chewing infected with a dargerous malady be -
the ends- orlead pencils and erasers h t' e en
that possibly may have been in a of a string which had shortly before
mouth just anshert time before. Or been in Elie mouth ,of fellow -worker
a child niay thew a pencil which has suffering from the disease.
been use to serate otn o o 1. (me mtg. .the ease of
body else's head, and iniinfection thus some smok.ars who put"; their cigars
gain entrance to the mouth: i• n their Mouths' end then clip the end
It is in the din:Mg-000M that one with the cutting machine. The next
probaibly thinks least about the spread -an does the same. In this way the
.01 infectious disease, eAcl yet howot• cigar cutter rnay become a source for
aften do we see dirty and slovenly, the s'preed os disease. There are num-
habits at the table, that sooner or ; berless ways in which infection 'may
later will lead to trouble. Have you; be tramsmitted, but dirt3r drands and
ever noticed anyone ligt the jain-sPoo'n, dirty habits are two of the worst. If
'lick off the jam and then. put the 'mothers and fathers would set a good
spoon back in- the dish? That is Un-: example in the home, if the teacher in
, , •
Ioi'tun
< y •an, away homes,' school 'would de7 the same, n. struet
especially ilayethe ounger membees .of children irk the simple ---------
- f hygiene
the family, and yet it is a• bad, und and sianitation, much good -would re-
hYgienic practice. There is also the suit. The family doctor could aleo
dangerous habit of puttinig dirty heads do excellent work in this regard, for
into the mouth, thus introducing dis•-i he comes into contact with the home
ea Se germs at the same time, Just life of the people more than any other
how much disease is actually trans- ela,ss eitiun. Besides, he knows
ferred 113r direct infection of this kind the danger of infection end can issue
it would be hard to say, but one thing a warning that will be heeded:
is certain that disease can be trans-- Habits el oleanliness wiltile prevent-
mitted in this way. r recently' saw ing disease transmission, are easily
ina.n use the knife for eating food, formed., and are no more diffieult to
9.nd without washi.ng the lonife,'dip.it carry out thin •distar, slovenly habits,
into the butter dish. _ This is a dis- Besicle.s, eleanlinese comes next to Goid-
glace u proce tire and should 'be
Save
the bird in. hand—
e then may be hard- to -catch
With enough money; enough tit -tie
and enough luck, a,rnan rna.y get back
c'the health -he has lost—or part of it.
It takes patience, too,
And thenlhere trray b
or only a little,
no
uccesa,
It's better to save 7,77 -'hat You have
than hunt for what you've tost
the naosi successful health -restorers
will tell you.
Much of the loss of health is due to
faulty, careless diet, Wrong meals at
all tittles ansi right lineals at wrong
antes load the long-suffering digestive
organs with elements of destruction,
,
or starve tile tissues and glands of
needed elements.
Grape -Nuts is a delicions cereal food
which has the qualities of scientific
nutrition. It supplies the full richness
of those splendid food grains,wheat and
malted barley, together with the vital
mineral elements, so often lacking from
foods, Served with cream or good milk,
Grape -Nuts gives full nourishment
without over -loading the stomach,
A splendid thought for breakfast
or lunch, for those who would keep
health—
Grape Nuts—the Body Builder
"There's a eaSon"
Cscddieo Pontine Corea" Company., Limited, Vtlindeo
Ontario
CKLY RE
1-113 racking, agonizing rheumatic
tithe ir qrmicky relieved by an al).
plitatien of Sloan's Lieiment.
For forty years, folks all ever the
world hes.° founci Sloan's to be the
natural etierny of pains and aches.
.1E penetrafer 7ail1.out mbbing,
You ean just tell by its healthy,
stiniulat Mg odor that is going to do
you good.
Kcal) Sloan's handy for neuralgia,
sciatica lame back, stiff joints, sore
muscles, strains and spraine.
At ail dreggietsee35c, 70c, $1,40.
merle in Canada,
(san nmsaonr Dog noznodi.
Book on
DOG DISEASES
and How to Feed
Mailed Free, to ,ony Ad-
dress by the Author.
.7:0 Clay Glover Co„ Inc
115 West 31.sl, Street
New York U S
RHEUMATISM
Lumbago, Neuralgia., or any ether pain,
apply Minard's Liniment to the aching
spot and get quick relief. Millard's- is
the remedy your grandmother used.
There is nothing to equal it: ,
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE,
Doubly Sigrtificant.
Small boys often ask- emberrassin
questions. A preacher was addresiSin
the Sunday School, and elplaining the
significance of white. "Why," bee'sked,
"does a bride desire to be clothed in
white at her marrage?" As no one
answered, he went On, "Because white
stands for joy, and. _the wedding day
the most joyous occaeloain a
maia's
Immediately a little fellow piped
up: "Please, sir, why do the me,n all
wear .,back?
C;ticfiei4 Advn
i?50, 5Q Otllem I'ima 31. LlcOrrety,
1,..,.iatha Ont.
-ELTING FOR f$A 4
ALL isINl)13 • C
keeu
SW
,taJoc't t'e uPproy toriost,
vac , S,0s1;,..n 2c‘ ,
5111h
"uelen
115 YOAK, sTanErz Tortono.
Mildred -went, foe es Wal;74, WbMrm he
returnedshe told, her Mother' ,Vvinit
the had' 'seen, "I.sew seine
said the -•940-‘7": did YYLI
knew they were 0sval'I'01Ys ?" Ve.Jrves
r heard them .swaliow," was " r
the. earnest reply, :anctSilee
S.R
17,11,;'A
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013
Sati
•e
in4c
. "Sugar is the curse al ;the nettlen!,s Ta,rg.ad.
teeth," said a, &Inoue dental surgeon
retieElt.tY• . "At tea, we should eat
sugary cakes first ,zind bread and but-
ter, last. to keep 'our teeth y."
-11-iii\!, FLAT H,
GROWS L
Ti+,CK
AND .ABUNDANT
"Danderlee" cas'n
only 35 cents a bottle,
Obe application ends all
dandruff, stops itching
anii falling hair, said,
in a f ew rn om en ts,
YOU 'lave doubled the
beauty of yoer hal:,
It .will appear a mass,
so soft, lustrous, and
easy ID do up. But what
will please you most
will be after a few
weeks use when you see e
new hati--fine a.nd
downy at first—yes--_,
but . really new hair
growing all over Ole sc I "D d
a ;p, an er-
Me" is to the hair wha't fresix showers
g of rain and sunshine are to vegetation,
It goes right to the roots, invigorates
Mother, uick! Give
California Fig Syriip.
For Child's BoNtreis
Evert a sick child loves the "fruity"
taste of "Clalitornia lefg Syrup." If
the little tongue is coated, or if your
childls listless, cross, feverish, fell of
cold, or has colic, a teaspoonful will
never fail to open the bowels. In a,
few hours you can see for yourself
how thoro-ugh1y it 'works all. the CCM-
stipaition poison, sour biles -and Wiaste
from the tender, little bowels. and
gives you a well, a1ay411 child again.
Millions of mothers keep "California
Fig Syrup" handy. They know a tea-
spoonful to -day saves a sick °Mad to-
lizerrow. Ask your (1-fug-gisit for genu-
ine "California Fig Syruji" which has
directions for babies and children of
all ages printed on bottle. IVIotheri.
You must say "California" or you m -ay
get an imitatioa fig syrup.
Cold Weather Starting:,
„.
During cold weather the battery
falls off in efficiencyaand the car.own-
er can liela his battery coneidera,bly
by turning over the engine a few. times
with the starting crank, before throw-
ing the starting motor into operation.
The cranking by hand serves to break
solidified oil around the pistons.
MONEY ORDERS.
When ordering goods by mail send
a Dominion Express Money ander.
Whaieskin Boots.
Until recently blub,ber and whale-
• bone were'regarded as the only things
Worth obtaining from the whale; but
now we get another important product
from the sea monster's great carcass...
It has been found that whaleskin when
tanned makes excellent leather, and a
great whale tannery bias beeo started
at Puget Sound.
The most important thing about the
whale is that the Whole of his Skin is -
good. The skins DE cows., horses, anll
other land aulnials furnieli a eompara-
tively- small quantity bf leather for
only the back parts are of the right
quality.
Whales -kin is so thick that it can be
split into several layers, each as stout
ox -hide, and it is excellent for mak-
ing boots, bags, harness, or belting.
The 'wiliale'e usefulness is not confined
to his outer skin. The stomach fur-
nishes a leather as soft and as. strong
as the host kid ,
Not only whales but porpolsee and
sharke are being used at the Puget
Sound factory,and in every ease the
leather aceiduccel 15 excellent,
Feminine Punctuation.
Returning from school the other af-
ternoon a little girl proudly informed
her mother that "she had learned to
"atinchtate,"
You see, mother," oxplatned [Inc
ehdd, "when you- write ;Hark!' you
put a hatpin after it, and svhen you ask
a question You put a buttonhook,"
What Commas Do.
Here Is an exalt:11)1e of odd punctua-
tion: "That that is is that that is not
is not is not that it it is." To avoid
Ightmares, we' immediately , aunctus
ate thee.: '"Tliat that is, Is, that that
07 net, is net, is not that it? It ire,"
iSSUE
21
11'4,
and strengthens them. This delightful,
stimulating tonic helps thin, lifeless,
faded hair to grow long, thick, heavy
e.nd luxuriant, •
,
41k
wr eertataly a 1 iappy ;
to me when 1 saw Tanlac was rostor
Ing my health," said Miss "Vienne
11111r, 3 Itotel de Villex 51. Montreal
, i or a year mid a Ilan beton, E got
larilac Toy health V7.,as stinnly
slept so fitaanty 1 gained no real rest
1 .woko pp ntortiings feeling all
tiremi outIV[y net-voris ty..stera Just col-
•, I apnie,d an citWouldlump at arlY httio
; noise. 1 Jh1eqtsacitjy ttumed 3,0 (I/7,2v
stuhl stol< 1 could hardly nauniii the
staell of food eoeicing. My 0011(1i0-311
seerned eet worse ce as tautly and.
orrieci all the time,
Well, the first tiling Taniac did for
e was to give me a i;p1endiii appetite.
Then all illy 1 CO ubl es graditalla alp-
:Pea:rod, illy net -vas got better auil
could enjoy a goad night's sleep. My
whole Oyateitt is now- in excel/eat colt-
dition and. In cnjoyiag -Clio best 01
hetUth. Tattlac is certainly a wonder-
ful mad' cine."
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists,
Atribaesadiei.a, etepresent Great Brii-
tain i:n twenty-seven foreign countries,
istInard's t.inftnetit for Garget to Cows.
Onol. is toide4trfar.,---
tli_e pi,nits head
iirangheel:),
111 11
WEAK
Now works Nine Hours a
11..y‘dia E Pinkliam's Vegetablt!
Compound Restored Her Strength
UnionVilla.ge, Vt.-- "I was weak and
nervous and ail run-down. I could not
walk across the floor
without resting- and
Ihad been that way
for weeks. I s awyour
advertisement in the
Itaper and after talo-
mgone bot tie o
Lydia E. Pinkhann'a
Vegetable Com-
pohnd I felt the good
it was doing,me and
/ took sevenntore
all, Before I finished
was able t.o work
nine hours a day in a steam laundry.
cannot say too much in favor of your
medicine. I trust all sick and suffering
women will take it. It has been two years
since I took it and I am strong afid well."
—Mrs. L. A. GuBnANN, Union Village,
Vermont. -
This is only one of such letters we are
continually publishing showing what
Lydia E. Pinkham has done Tor women,
and whether you work or not Mrs.
Galina/in.'s letter should interest you.
Many women get int,o awealc, nervous
run down condition because Of ailments
they often have. Such women should
, take Lydia E.PitikhaM'S Ve getable Cona-
pound at the first sign of trouble. Good'
I health is necessary and this splendid
I medicine wmll help you to keep lit„.
Jit
CUTICUR
HMR ANI SKIN
For promoting and maintain-.
ing beauty of skin arid hair:
Cuticura Soap and Ointment
are unexcelled. Cutictrra Tal-
cum is an ideal powder, re-
freshing and cooling to most
delicafe skins.
Soap25c. Ointment 25 end 50c. Talcum 2Se. Sold
throughout theDominion. CanadianDepot:
Lyman, Limited, 344 SL Paul SL, W., Montreal.
EgArCuticutra Soup shaves without cams.
COARSE SALT
L-AND'SALT
Balk Carlots
TORONTO SALT WORKS
C. J. CLIFF - TORONTO
1
For Constipated Bowels— Bilious Liver
The niCest cathartic -laxative to
physic., your bowels when you have
Headache Biliousness
,bolds Indigestion
Dizziness • -Sour. Stomach
is -candy -like Casearets. One or two
to -night will entaty your bowels, cam-
Pletely by morning and you will feel -
splendid: "They work 'while you ,
sleep." • Ca.searets never stir you Uri
or gripe like salts, P1107 Calomel, or
Oil, and they coet only, ten cents a
box. Children love Ca.searets too. -
WARNING! Say "Bayer when you buy Aspirin,
Unless you see the name "Baker" on tablets,, you are
not getting' Aspirin at all. 'Why Lake chances?
Accept, only an "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin," which contains directions and dose. 'worked out by
physicians during 22 years and proved safe by millions for
Colds
Toothache
Earache
Headache
Netaralgia
LtiiTibago
Rheumatism
Neuritis
Pairi, Pain,
Handy "Bayer" boxes of ,12 tableta—Aletz bottles of 24 and. 10.0.---/)ruggisISi
,
Asptrin fa tha trado mark (reglateraci ta (layman.) of Doyee Martufacturo of Matta.
acet1aacido8ter at OaUcylkaoW, WhIla tt, 15 Well imoVnt that; aastria ifteano 13(,,re...
manufacture, to asPint, tile public against ltnitat IC)K1/1, (Pc Tabieto DC ,PayOr,Colitpati0
Will be Mainced with their senorat trattit maric, 1110 "Bayer 'crone,"