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liEj‘LTIry.'UN About eighteen months ago 1
, A - - dvesseti an "Op•eit Letter to the Gen-
erotisly Dispos:ed," an -Airing app est I
iinoiy, the Full -value of Bich,i bol,a1"t• of blincl bahieo ai convey -
Owen Sound Recognizes Worth of
Scouting,
jeaging from the sentiments ex-
pressed in the, ,.following editorial
quoted from the Owen Sound "Sun-
„Tinies,” the people of Owen Sound cer-
lately appreciate their Boy Snouts:
c'a,arithout, display, or in Tact 'publicity
of any- kind, real Work is going on in
the interests of the boy Q this city.
It is going on under different atIs'pices,
but with the same objeet—tlial of up -
building a clean cut, Manly type of lad
who will grow tip to be a vvorth-witile
asset to tile ceininunity. The Boy
Scouts Association is one of these ef-
forts, and given half the chance the
city should be chuck full of this or-
ganization. Then again there are in-
fluences at work to provide facilities
• for the upbuncling of the boys of the
eorroturnity. It is rear good to find one
prominent organization backing the
bays' elab at Northcliffe section. ,
• do not know of a finer bunch of boys
than those taking an active part in
• connection with this particular branch
of -lona' work, Recently at a luncheoh
heldby the sponsors of this effort an
octette suPPlied the programme of a
• most enjoyable half hour. Devoid of
boldness, nervyneSs in the nasty form,
they' exhibited an easy self-control and
a gentlemanly address •that few could
excel. You could hardly make me be-
lieve a year •or so ago that such de:
drelopinent was possible. A. residence d
•has been converted into a club h
ganies„and musie are indulged in
as the weeltMights go by the lads
there •and getting the benefit of
training the club affords. Gene
contributions have been made toa
the equipment and furnishing of
house, and thelatestaddition has 1
a fine little library manag,ed on
same lines as 'the public library%
summer a bathieg beach is aime
and with the generosity of friend
•
• le to lc -owls an intimation t igt, the
Red 13100(L , enterprnse commenced sOinetime be-
Bollnatt rsid-dheelted women lore by the laie Mr. • 212e U101011111,
'seldom worry% Their condition of,
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for which he had made sundr -
Mind and bocti.is sash tney 'a
. tions, 'would be carried on, and that
ilse above the causes 'that bring mel-
ancholy and brooding. It is the Wo-
man with weals, watery blood who is
thrown' into nervous unrest by little
annoyanoes that grow so great in the
imagination that it seema as if she
nme't scream to relieve her feeling:4.
A woman's health Ohlickly fails her
a Char ter without s tonic. sab•scrip o
would be ebtaitiod, This. has ben clene,
and the Canadian Blind Babies' ItIonie
Association hits been incolaionated,
with the • following:
Directors: }Ion, 1Vlartin Burrell, Hon,
Preside/its' Ilon„ J. G, Peesi-
dent* A. Ii Pitzstinunona Vice -Pre -
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when her blood becomes thin and wald Grand', Sec.; C,•Blillchett; Rob -
weak. The stomach is diserdered and ins°n' C°1"'' Sec;
all appetiCa vanishes. The nerves lose filrea's.; R. 11.
their streugtit aod so Sleep is not re- Campbell, Thomas Mulvey, K,C,, A. E.
galar and does not.'refresh the body, Provost; W. Lyle Reid, A. J. Freiman,
A state of weakness arises that in- Charles Pinhey,.C.E., 'W. J. Cairns,
creases gradually and gives further and Toni Moore.
eanse for worry, Geed bleod is neces- Trujatees; C. H:PhilleY, Thom-
sarY to everY woman who has grown as Mulvey, A. Freihran.
pale and weak, and in this condition Legal Advisers John I MacCracken,
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills will be found
of great benefit, becanse they enrich Bankers: BoYel Bank of Canada.
and purify- the blo'ocl. Women who are Auditor: A. A. Crawley, O.A.
a.naemie, surfer from indigestion, Pal- The objects of this Institution are:
pitation, headaches and,. nervous ale ".TO' Pro.vide a balm and refuge for
Baby and Infant Blind; to provide Free
Scientifi'c Care, Training and, Mainten-
ance; to save the lives of even a few
of the manY of such unfortunates, who
f r th k
tacks will find new -strength through
a fair ,use of these pills. • Among..ahe
:Wenien Who have proVed the value of
this medieine is Mrs. Enbs, Levy, Hac-
kett's Cove, N.S., who says. "About
two years ago I began to fail in health
and was• very weak. My constitutictn
was all run down, and my blood was
weak and watery, as WaS manifest
every month. I had heard of Dr. Wil -
'leans" Pink Pills and what they would
o for the blood and b
onse, low condition. t decided to try them.
and By the time ha.d finished the fourth
are box I found to my great delight that
the I was a great deal stronger, and my
sous bhioci a deep red color, I he
ve a lot
vard of -work to do besides taking care of tates, 18 years ag-o, the first home
the my little one and with my good health
ieen 1 enjoy it, and I can truthfully say
the owe this condition to Dr. Williams'
Next Pink Pills."
d Or. Willie/Its' Pink Pills can be oh-
, e through any medicine dealer, 'Wood, for Blind B'abies, and he claim -
cents a box or six boxes for .2.50 from British Empire. Let us have the
The Dr, Williams -Medicine Co.; Brock- SECOND in Canada. To reach this
vine, Ont, worthy end money is urgently
,
o e lac of such service, perish
&very year; and to return these little
ones to their parents, at scbool age,
with normal, healthy bodies and ecund
minds."
This is a large 'and greatly needed
Child Welfare Service. Careful en-
quiry at the Crovernment offices in the
vatiorus provinces reveals the fact that
there are at the present time nearly
250 Infant Blind in the Dominion. No-
thintg. has yet been done for all those
helpless little ones. In the United
was opened in New York City; they
have niQav I-Iomed in 1.3 States, all do-
ing excellent work. In England, sonre
time ago, the late Sir Arthur Pearson
• org.anized "Sun'shine House," Charley
is hoped that bathing and swimming
• facilities - will be available for the
Northcliffe chaps, who deserve the
highest compliment cm the manner• in
which they are acquiting themselves.
They are making good, every one of
• them, .and the big ones are helping
the little fellows in a real brotherly
why. The organization having the
• matter in hand will find its reward 111
• knowing- that it is responsible for the
• accomplishment cif great good to the
lads and to the community at large."
• . Napartee Scouts Adept Firemen.
Another example of Scout train
in preperecineas and resouteefuln
comes from Napanee, Out, As th
•,re department is only- a volunt
4,1;
airce. owing to the size or the c
Inanity. the volunteer firemen
eometimes delayed by untimely-
;'.. eamstanees. At a receet fire in N
• anee the volunteer force arrived
the scene to find t'ee hose cart airea
in position manne.c1 by three •Scouts
the 1st Nstpanee Troop and th
Seoutmaster. They had snceeeded
training ono hose npon the fire a
were . in the act of laying a seeo
when the firensen arrived. It is s
ficient te say that the blaze was ex-
tinguished in short order.
Full iliformation regarding the 1
• mat/on and ecuduet ,of Boy Sco
Troops,, and Wolf Cub gunior Scott
racks may be had upon application
the Boy Scitut• -Bleaclquarters, Blo
and Sherbourne Streets Toronto,
ma,y be had by mail, post paid, at 50 pd that it was the only one in the
• HEALTH EDUCATION
BY DR. 3. 3. TOIDI)LETON •
Provincial Board of i--lealth, Ontario
Dr. Altdclietcn will be glad to answer questions on Public Health mat..
ters tlimugh this column. Address him at Spadina House, Spadins
Crescaot,
itst,
e
eir Sturgeon Falls is a town that brings Wash po.ioos_pa., per towels
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groat credit to. the Northland as re'l plied, and. suitable wash places for
g.ards the .saustaryr conditions of its boys and girls; no slates, -used in the
are scheal.s. This progressive 'Inuclioin0l•-1 schools.
ity in far -away Nipissing sets an ex -I Talks on sanitation givon 1/esides
acli.)1; 11 ',plc, that might well be emulated hitt
dy . Nui se.
e.eme e.f the elder and mare sawed, regu: las. inspection by Public Health
of districts in the province. , ntai. ,ng fottii-
ei e The niost recsent sanitary inspection i
The substitution of die
cf the Public and Separate sr -heals of I taius for the discredited 00111010,0115 Sturgeon- Falls, made by the medical 1 drinking cup is a eenrreon-sense and
115 Officer of Health,tDr. Coulon:the, gives' progressive measure, as is also the
ur- the followin,g information:— i use of paper towels instead of the
Grigunds--three-nuarter acres, Sandy
soil, sewer drained.
Common or rotier towel. • Mention
might , also be made of the fact that
, no 'slate's are used, which is very
Water supply—from riven, water- commendable., from a sanitary stet -id-
ol' works, and filtration plants, drinkingi point •
a" .4 • t •
present sib.iellive f leestal ;Trine
'the firt Herne iS to be, to i in Ot-
t naanse it will' take in the Intby Blind • fou liTypflyir rAt17
nyery ,province, .5,e that, this age C,Vg•A ej.'01.1)
pi?.-vj far 1,•.a/cf,,,,,- will be Ihireintiosiowitle,
and ati early and generte; restrieose is
• ot ft den ilo cstal. ester:, ( ascot es should
be nuccirt naynble to the Csteadian Blind
lamasts All res
115 11)11515 will he promptly aeknowl-
edged.
if Yon IlePpell to know or 1311n5
court un,der years at age, be good
enough to furnish us with address
parents, .so that WO may get in touch
with sateh eases. •
The Oddrellows titootighOUt the DO-
I/Onion aro eentributinig generously to
the fund. Fifty-three lodges have a1
read responded, and neetey is still,
eon -ling in.
, Our Directors are hopeful that this!
appeal wild meet avith a ready res -
pease. It is desired that we should
enroll a number of Lire Membere at
$100 each; but the smallest donation
will be gratefully redeived. "Lest we
forget" --do it now.
C. Blackett Robinson, Coreesponding
Secretary, 188 Dufr'erin Road, Ottawa,
Canada.
A tillsaal melba -Con •or eggs
nLW the ancient Egyptiartis Imola
tised this nietited or Plointn Mink' Cie
pottl try floCks.-
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IA. PS .71.11,P.41-3,1 ,esarlglarp
town r a-eu eaksiatr41(,.„';'
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Canasta u
ori NADIAN Cile. No other roe,
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AND AE31.:IND."NT
1131.-',.-RTIA OUT 11-1 CIT1Z N
FEELS YOUNG AND
ACTIVE AS A 1.30'L
Was Losing Much Time From
V-Vork '''ecause Storn- aoh ,
Trouble But Eats Any.
tning on Table Now.
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f.,3ELTINQ sALE , •
Ara, ,OP .r.EcNY AND vs
toisiog, 4.3k1AV'S, reab1e bo,o,pat.:}ant '
siiO-Joot to 0 oprovat flt 101111)
, t,rieee in Carin., VORtc
1.) it 5 YOTti,:. To.notarrp.
,
"Think of it a short time ago
I ,
could hardly push a plane or use a
;mutt saw and to -day' I feel as young
and active and vigorous as 1 over did
in zny 51101 plarrY Biunden,
Dweatii.ltnilconuotairl,n ve,tscl:p en ter of lIeSt et' St
"For three years before sta-rted
taking Tandee I didn't know what it
was to nave a single slay's' god
health, and for the last two years Inv
stomach has 1/eau in sects a disordered
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the time. Nothing in the woild will
pull a man down as quick as not be-
/lig able to digest what be erats, and
lost weight and etrength. all the tinte,
"I arn on tho Job now working every
clay and feeling fine all the time. , I
certainly enjoy making the shravings
fly now, Taerlac 1ms just xrtatie a brand
new 'man out of me."
Tanlac is sold by all inood. druggists.
• —Advt.
Wrist Meter for IVIotorists.
Motorists wi appiectate a nev,
wrist meter, which was designed co
•aid in the detection of battery, starter,
and ignition troubles on. a cat.. The
meter fastens on the wrist, thus allow-
ing' the freedom of both hands in
KEEP LITTLE ONES
WELL IN WINTER
Winter is a, dangerous season for
the little ones. The days are so
changeable—one day bright, the next
cold ,and stormy, that the mother is
afraid. to take the QhilaNni out for the
•fresb.air ancleexercise they need so
snitch. In consequence they are often
cooped up in overheated, badly venti-
lated rooms and are soon seized with
colds or grippe. What is needed to
,Iteep the little ones well is Baby's Own
Tablets. They will regulate the stom-
ach and bowels and drive out colds,
and by their use the baby will be able
to get over the winter season in per-
fect safety. The Tablets are sold by
medicine dealers' or by mail at 25 cts.
a box from The Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Drockville,,Ont.
Leading Them On.
The professor was ready to perform
O chemical experinten't before his
.cla.ss. "Should do anything incor-
rect in. this test:. he advised, "we
Might be blown threugh the roof,
Kindly step a little nearer so that you
can follow me better."
Sanitation andrright living to the whole
community. • ,
The youthful mind is more receptive
to teaching:than the• adult, the latter
often swayed by prejudice and un-
foriainate experience, The hope of the
future, therefore, lies in the boys and
girls who readily learn the little every-
day habits of personal and commun-
ity cleanliness Uhat makes them
healthy in later years. The home is,
as it should be. the ,proper place for
teaching elementary piAinciples of sani-
tation to the young, but when the boys
The snos-e you ',e-a•Ve thing (..a.) chance,
mnard 5 Liniment for Coughs arl0 Colds
; the les„s .clianco there is for you, ,51
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COARSE SALT
oniy 85 501110 a boct0t)'ei,
One application ends ait
adrzilaidistl'aiall'inng-1;°PhSatri,tchairinclg
in a few moinenli,'
yeti have ' doubled the
beauty of your hair,
11 will appear a mass,
so soft, lustrous, and
easy do up,. Put what
•
will please you most
will be after a few
15
171 eeWe )CS se, when yon aszeuel
downy at first—yes-se,
but really new hair
giowilag all over tie .sealp, "Dander -
Me" IS to the hair whet fresh showers
of rain and sunsbine are to vegetation,
It goes right to the roots, invigorate
011(1 streng,thens therm This delightful,
stimulating tonic helps thin, lifeless,
faded "Lair to grow long, thicis, heavy
and luxuriant.
condition thlat I was just in iniserY al
LAN D'bALT
Bulk Carlots
TORONTO SALT WORKS
,C. CLIFF TOROi\ITO
,IN.Pr.1,,,,,*4*.J.rk
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ACRES AN PitiNS--
: SL, AN'S GETS 'EM!,
AVOID the misery of ra.elcing pain.
• Ilave a liottle o e Arai,
Merit asid apply wite.ra
you first feel the ache or pais -L.
It ',quickly eases the pain anct'sende
a .feeling or warmth tilrotigh the
achingpart, Sloan's Liniment, penetrates
.A.aterlea'a Pioneer izeinedleg wifizoict
Boot,: on
DOG DISEASES
and I -low to Feed
Mailed 'Free to arry Ad-
dress. by the Author
Sr. Clay Glovex 0o, Inn.
14 120 West. 24511 Street
New "York, U.S.A..
A Health Saving Reminder
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Doi't Wait t
Fine, too, (Sr rheUma.tism,neuralgia,
, •
seiatica, sprains and strains, stiff jointsa •
lame back and sere muscles.
'For forty years pain's enemy. Ask -
your neighbor. .
At all druggists -35c, 70n, $1.40.
• Made in Canada. 9
testing for grounds,, sbort. circuits, entil you get tile 1‘
•
broken wires, weak batteries, etc. In- fa
es '
eluded in the instrument is a small 11111 1
ammeter which is automatically pro- USE
tected against burning out, and a tiny
buzzer to give audible indications in
making certain tests. '
Mother, Quick! Give
California .Fig Syrup
For Child's Bowels
Even a sick child loves the "fruity"
taste of "California Pig Syrup." If the harn's Vegetable Compound
11
1Piard ii111111Pilt
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At the first sign of it. Its I -leafing
Qualities are Amazing THE
OLD RELIABLE.
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WITH PINIPLE
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FACE COVERE ,
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Later hard, red piraoles broke out
Hard and Red., Festered and
Itched Badly, Cuticura Heals,
"My trouble began with a rough-
ening of the skin a.nd itchingscalp.
on ray face and complctely covered
it. Some of the pimples feitered and
itched badly at ti.111S-S-. 31 began using s
. Cede/in--1 Soap and Ointment and
• after a few days my face felt better.
I continued using them and in three
weeks was completely healed, after
using one cake of Cuticura Soap and
St., Plymouth, Mass., Feb.28, Z921. 1
I
one box of Cuticura Ointment."
(Signed) Leslie Gray, 10 Chestnut '
COU.. R I
00 PNYTFIN
Now Looks After Home,
Thanks to Lydia E Pink.
tile tongue is coated, or if your child
is listless, cross, feverish, full of cold,
or has colic, a teaspoonful will never
fail to open the bowels. In a few
hours you can see for yourself haw
thoroughly it works all the constipa-
tion poison, sour bile and waste from
the tender, little bowels and gives you
a well, playful child again.
Millions 01 mothers keep "California
Fig Syrup" liandy, They know a tea-
spoonful to -day savies a sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist Dor genu-
ine "California Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children of
ali ages printed on bottle. Mother?
and girls go to school it ds there that
right habits must be inculcated. In You must say s.alifornia- or you mav
setting a g,00cl example for cleanliness
the •school should be the model. Thi,s
is what is being aimed al; in keeping
the sanitary condition of the schools
up to a very high level, as is being
Clone in Sturgeon Falls.
This town is showing' itself to be 111
every way a progre.zsiwe rrnmicipallty,
W. French. of Victoria, 33.C., who
Last but n•ot leasthoo
, the scls and for information regarding baking
did net give his speeific address, asks
Closets--porcelatie bowls, self or municipality generalily, have secured powders. Those powde'rs claiming
to
fn
or automatic flush valve ype. t e services of a PDblic Health Nurse contain no alum are made mrith acid
School building—brick • and stone, avho will offer advice to expectant phosphate, according to the Chief
with one blackboard in each class room mothers, and win. irtstrue, mothel in Analyst er the DonTiniion. Health De -
How Deserts Retain Water.
.. One region of the Colorado Desert,
where „ the escape of .7 the- Colorado
River has more than once caused seri-
ous trouble, bas been made fertile, the
underground water being utillz,ed for
irrigating several thousand acres.
Among the prod.ucts which are mak-
ing this reclaimed land rich are mel-
• ons, 'barley, alfalfa, oranges, grapes,
sweet potatoes, sugar beets and dates,
On the agricultural experiment farm
at Mecca in this region are to be found
• rare varieties of dates, which for a
long time were 'p'roduced only in
Arabia and_ the oases of northern Afri-
• ca, but wlaich are now successfully
grown there.
It has been. ;mind by U.S, Govern-
ment experts that the rertility of soils
depends largely on their eapenity for
rin
etaining oislure. In many Western
localities crops geow „luxuriantly with
scarcelym
any sumer rain. It is even
thought to -be possible that the per-
manent wa,ter supply existing at a
depth of from forty to one hundred
feet may be resndhsible for the ever
present -moisture,
an, all in good order as to seats,
blind,s and number of windows re-
quired.
Heating -steam; • electric lighting;
inlet and outlet roof ventilation.
German Thorouahness
The German sal -nuts. are patient and '
methodical peopie who tie not °var-
ied& any detail in their researches.
But one 'would scarcely have thought
they would go to the extent or
„ what color was fashionable
avith women or high 'Egyptian aristoc-
" racy, 2,000 years B.C. It was, it
eeems, navy blue, anti Dr. Rathgert
even assures no ...that a shred of this
robe submitted to a severe chemical
is
analysis, has dclosed that the ,Egypa
tians of that, epoch knew how to em-
ploy indigo blue, ,
Will they not, asks "Le journal,"
ote day reVeal the formula of the per-
• fumes voith w'hleb beautiful Cleopatra
intoxicated the nettle Anthony?
• ga,
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The limit set to your learning
altould be a belief that 30451 will live
for even,
•,
the feeding ancFca_re of their children' eartrnent at Ottawa. As to the cream
thus reducing the infant mortality. of tartar any samples examined by
. .
will point out physical defect's in the the Chief Analyst have been found to
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young so that they may he 'corrected; be of excellent quality 'and apparently
and teach the ,nrineiples 'of hygiene, prepared from purified 'argol's.
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He belt the train to the crossing
a good many times
"It's never touched me yet," judgment in taking needless
he explained when they pointed chances with harm.
out the risks.
That's the answer a good
many people make when they
hear that the drug element in
tea and coffee often -harms
nerves and health. They say it's
never tOuched them yet,
Sometimes they only think
Over on the safe side is
Postutn, a pure cereal beverage,
delicious and satisfying — con-
taining nothing that can harm
nerves or digestion. Thousands
'who used to try their luck with
tea orcoffee are enthusiastic over
having found safety and satis-
faction in Posturn,
It's worth your while to make
the test with Posturn for ten
days. F'ostum is a delightful
drink for any member of the
family, at any meal,
Your grocer has both forms of Postern:
Instant Postern (in tins) made instantly in the
cup by the addition of boiling water. Postern
'Cereal (in packages of larger bulk, for thoie
who prefer to make -the drink while the 0100115
being prepared) made by bollingfol 20 mine les.
it hasn't.
• Wakeful nights, drowsy
• days, headaches that keep corn-
ing more fre-
quently—often
are blamed pn
bad luck when
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longs on bad
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Reasoti"
Pos Ullt171 or Health:11
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Made by- Canadian Posturn Cereal Co-, I...irnited 'Windsor Ont
get an imitation fig syrup,
A New Recipe,
, "John," said Mrs. Newlywed, "run
to the drug store quick and get a 1101 -
tie of paste,"
"Library paste?" asked her hus-
band in surprise,
"Yes, if you can't get kitchen pastePin.
,going to snake some. French pastry
for your dimer"
s• MONEY 'ORDERS,
It is always s'afe to send a Dom)aion /rP7-,At) sage o,,og
costs three cents.
Sounds Like It.
\•-•k)j)-
Little Effie (stroking the 1 itt'en)—
"111-audie. hear that?"
Maudie--"Ilear what?"
For Constipated .3ovvels— Bilious Liver
Effie --"t do believe :Kitty'sboiling" 1
inard's Liniment r t S
(
Th
PhYsic your bowels when you have
IcumCutiperuore.in oSicer'Pa'n°1-15-131mm-airilttaLlillnd sTkl;
purity, skin comfort r.nd skin health, i
1....
nT'aillecsmSolatPotp0o:dellenrsaen2s17:11.1:-mifei., the
Ointment to soothe a_nd heal, the
flain;plo StiehPree by Mull, Address: .T,yranne,Zlin-
ited, 34.2.. St, 1'11rd 51., W., Mentrfail." Sold err*, 1
where Soap2Se. Onitanent2Sand5Oc, TalerimaZie.
iiS4'i; Cudcura Soup ohnvos without =rag.
illeaford, Ontario.—"I was so weak
I could hardly do anything and ray
back seemed tho
worst. I read so
mtich about 1_,yclia
E. Pinkham's Ve,ge-
table Compound for
women that
theught I would,
did belp Inc for
I am loOking 'after
t, my own home 'now
and, -seem quito
strong again. T
have reconiznendel
your Vegetable Compound to finite a
few friends and you can use my name
af you wish to do so."—Meg. 11.
Poarge., Box 440 Meaford Ontario
In your own neighborhood there are
dotibtless women -who know of the
great value of layslia E. Pinkliamni
Vegeta.ble Componnd, Women,,every-
where, either by- word •or mouth or
by letter, recommend this splendid
medicine. Those who have suffered
from female weakness, change of life,
and similar troubles know of tho
wonderful relief brought to them. by-
; the Vegetable Com ound
t' try it. I feel that
Express Money Order. Five dollars g
p even s panish Flu o nicest cathartic -laxative to
Rainbow Stones. , Headache Biliousness
South Australia seeks a market for Colds Indigestion
its white opals—very beautiful gent Dizziness Sour Stonvach
stones of a kind peculiar to that part is candy -like Cascarat8. One or two
of the world. The chief commercial
obstacle lies in the superstition that
oPals are auluelry and bring mismor-
tune to the owner. This silly tiotion
does not worry Canadians much and
in Canada opals are much admired
and commonly worn, In Europe, how-
ever, it has a surprising grip. Accord-
irtgly, the producers are going to put
their white opals cm the market under i
another name. They will be called
eiridots," after the Greek word. for
raiabow.
Natural Law,
"What would you say it you. were
told that China contains five times as
many people as there, are in the whole
of the British Empire?"
'i shouldn't say nothin',.. replied
Rill, -because I should know that it
to -night will empty your bowels corn-
pletely by morning and you will feel
splendid. "They worl: 'while you
sleep?' Casearets never stir you up
nr gripe like salts. Pills, Calomel 5-
• 011, and -they cost only ten cento a
box. Children krve Cascarets too.
"Why," inquired the other. -41-01115
you Icnew it was a lie?" WARNING!
orita.tive 511, "if there was all those . . Say " t•" Bayewhen you btty Aspirin.
"Boca use," said 13 ill, with an a n tie
people in china, the aa-orld tol lin up. " Unless you,see the narrie "Bayer" on tablets, yott are
- not getting Aspirin at all. Why take clia.tices? '
A Cast of Elronohitis.
whose Accept only an "unbroken. package" of "Baye.r Tablets, of
kitowlelge of the king's Illitglisli was
A certain Frolicit-Canadian,
rather s•pirse,' was invited to stay a ASpirin,' w,alcI c ntains dttectit-yris and dose r‘ ori\Lci out ii),„
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few days ta,itli some English-speaking physicians during 22 3reats and proved safe 11y rrdilions for
friends in foi.it,real, On ills arrival
"Comnient ea va„ Illert•e ROW areColds Headache Rtieatilll
tile following colivel•sation. enue
sd: t. ., ,1
‘.. TOC)thaelie , Neuralgia Neuritis
yott?''
."•Wreil, shy l'r'ere, I don't reel vet.' EataCile • 1...unibago l'aiti, Pain
L.,,,,00A,. 1 hale a little lioitrse, on ilia I -randy "flayer' hoes of 12 tablets --Also bottles of 2-1 and 1 00----DrtIgg.lsta.
t,'reat; In Tao' I luive a colt." Aspirin in 51114 1'00, tri 11 (ro)isterel in C,,,,anadn) or no Vpr -A eurao,ssis or monn.
ogottoortiaoseor or r.•;',.e.heylit.tteid. White it is wen `known the!, ,AsotrIn trt...vig ,c3a.yor
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