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SUGAR INDUSTRY
FOUR PROVINCES ARE
ACTIVELY ENGAGED.
Methods of Gathering Annual
Crop Haile Changed Since
EarlyJfirnes.
The lair of all maples ean:taius' sugar
and in pioneer (taws; in times• of scar-
eity, detest the Manitoba 'maple, the
leftistproductive of the family in tins
p arni �*
respect, was. tapped 'for the purpose of,
bo9lirtg She cap to ebteM sugar. In
commercial practice, however, only
the hard or sugar maple, (Ater sac-
charurn) is tapped' for sugar -making..
In peeving it may be .noted. that it is
the leaf of this• tree, the sugar zuaple;
which is Canada's natioeal emblem,
Indtans.Were First Farmers.
When Jacques Cartier Dame to Can-
oda he i:ound the Indiana making
t#pagar, They Gut •the bark with hast-
ehets, and by woodenspouts directed
the flow of flap into biroli-bark .:pails
(balled "cases' or "redone" by the In-
dians) .end boiled it down in earthen -
'Ware pots.
In many diistrictat, of course, the
lte•eping by a farmer of a "sugarbush"
and the making of ;mettle sugar is but
a yasising phase of agricultural de-
vt3lopruent, but there are others where,
owing to parti'cu1ar•Ityi suitable condi-
tion; sugar-maldug bids, fair to be-
oouis ae .permanent as: apple orchard -
lug. These condittvne include a maple
grove situated on 'a hilllside of con
eiderable extent acid •too steep or too
ti stony to be suitable for fteId culture.
In each, a situation, where the owner
iri.tendu to maintain a - permanent sugar
b5ish, the evaporator house ist placed
at the bottom •of the slope. In the
spring their operations are to begin
an array of bright tit. tribes, two
inches or soin diameter. en•dtotattleg
hundr tie of star d.s� in length, 'are
brought out from atoroge and erected.
' in long lines radiating from the evap-
orator house up the hill and extending
to alt parts of the grove. The sap ire
collected:: In tin pails. hung against the
trees. Theft are provided with covers
whith keep out rain or snow, dead;
Heaves and dust. When a pail is full
the worker replaces• it by an empty
one and:empties the full one into one
of •the funnels fixed' at convenient 'in-
tervals along the tubes. Prom the
tubes' the sap hours into a tank inside;
the evaporator house, and from this
it as dlratvn of •as• retiuire& through
taps placeOE over the evaporator pans:
Thesap is then evaporated to the
syrup or sugar stage as desired. By
this? means, the product at kept free
from foreign . substances,also the
et4.-- 1 *e minimum.' Wood is generally
amount of labor required is reduced to
used se fuel and it is customary to go
over the grove in the winter andl cut
out all dead and•..undes'irabie trees anal
to skid these down the hill, into the
•woodpile, for the spring operations. In
permanent groves, provision ie also
melte for planting saplings and en-
couraging young trees -to fill open
spaces er take the planes of trees that
have died. -
Climate Conditions.
' The chief centre or the maple sugar
industry is that -part of Quebec south
• of the St. Lawrence known as the
Eastern Townships.. The other pro-
vinc•es in which maple sugar Is made
are Ontario, Nova Scotia, and New
Brunswick, in the order named.
The output of 1925, according to the
Dominion Bureau of Statistics, was
larger than in 1924, bust owing to lower
griceo the value was somewhat less.
The average price was 17 cents, per
pound for sugar. and $2;05 per gallon
for syrup.
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Spring in Galilee.`
Once more the yearly miracle has
Made
:
The patient earth rejoice.
Carne in wii•en nights purpureal shade
Hid heaven's • Canopy, ,the loving voice
That bade the green grass break
Its shining. sheath and shake
Its myriad spears? that- bade the
flowering bush
"With 'bloomy ardors• flush?
That spake with such a thrill
Tl>e• bleseepitabeacons flamed from hill
to h1127 .'•
Could we but roll
The Crowding centuries backward like
a scroll,
These paths would ]'now his feet;
And hear his kindly voice so calm and
' sweet,
He must have loved the spring,—
The resurrection; the re -bourgeoning,
The quickened pulse in nature's every
vein,
The skyward -mounting strain.
Fairer to us is, •all this fairness now,
That be once trod
Where swaying poppies burn above
(:he sod,
And stood on yonder mountain's ,holt
Towed brow.
--,Clinton Stallard, in "Songs. of Suer
ries Land."
MechamDal Mannequins.
Mechanical dolls, which cam walk
tvith quitea ,natu•rea ge"aee, are, being
uso,d s,s rnaunequi•ns tta display the
newest fashions,
`tJ'se hot Milkinsteed of col(: when
mashing potatoes, and they will mus
smoothly l3itd quick1yi.
A TIRED FEELING M
IN SPRINGTIME
Not Sick, But Not "Up to, the
Mark ---You Neem the Help of
That Sterling Tonic, Dr, lrltilw
hams' Pink Pills–hey Glave
1Niew Vitality.
With tiro ` pr,ss1ng of winter many
peoi)le feel weak, depressed and easily
tired. The body lacks the vital force
and ;energy pure 'blood ,alone can gave.
In a word, while not exactly sick, the
indoor life of winter has' left its mark
upon thein. • A bleed -building, xierve-
reato'riug tonio is needed: to give re-
newed health and energy. Dr. Wil -
limns' Piuk Fills are an all -year-round
blood builder and nerve tonic, but are
especially useful in the spring, Every
doss helps to make new, rich, red
blood, and with this new blood return-
ing strength, Sheerfuinoes and good
health .quickly follow.
Ityou are pale, easily tired, or
breathless at the least exertion, if
your oonplexlon .is poor or you are
troubled with pimples or eruptions,
Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills are just what.
you need to put you right. It you navel
twinges' of rheumatism, are subject to
headaches and backaches, it you 'age
`irritable and nervous, if your sleep
does not refreshyou, or your appetite
is poor, you need the treatment Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills alone can - give—
you need the •newblood, new strength
anal' new energy this medicine sways
brings. Mrs. Emma Fraser, Thessalon,
OaL, says:—"Two years ago my ner--
yeas system was in such a condition
that life seemed a burden. I could
neither work, eat or ileo:: well. I
tried several medicines, but did not
get any relief. Indeed my condition
seemed to be growing worse. Them
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills were brought
to my attention and I decided to try
them. Alter using a few boxes there
M.M
;teas no room to doubt -that they were
helping nie, I continued their, use un-
til I had taken eight boxes, `. when I
was competelyrestored to health, and
1 have not any time Since had a
symptom of the trouble. When I be-
gau'tlle use of the..pills I weighed only
96 pounds,- While under their use with
my renewed. health 1 now weigh 125
pounde. I feenit imrossibre to praise
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills too hig'-ly."
Keep Your System Toned Up.
Try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
anaemia, rheumatism, neuralgia, indi-
gestion or nervousness. Take them
as a tonic if you are not in the best
physical condition and cultivate a re-
sistance that will keep you well and
strong. You can get these pills
through any medicine dealer or by
mail at 50c a box from The Dr.. Wil-
liams' Melteine Go., Biocttviile, Ont.
No influence on life is more com-
pletely disastrous..than+.that of a home
in which there •1s not harmony.=Miss
ltiaude Itityden.
There are on an average 2,000 sleep -
ere to a mile of, railway.
•
Where Scott Found
Romance.
The reitianoe hd3 found for l inite?d
that first Visited him perhaps in time
early tsuznzners under' Itholld•ouns and
Shalt was enegeeted by the. genius and
tales of a humdredi pia•eele in the 13ois.
der eouu.try •he knew se well, was a
true roIuaneer end .so pvrves•ivo an;l
euthratlin that Scotland to this dray'
is the romantic part of Great Britain
to the Bng1isb.-spealreee peoples; the
world over, Even in Seett's' Uif'etiuze
Aneerietuse. began to visit Abbotefot'd
and, to this day Tw•eeds:de and tile
Trocs•aetei l len's lele and the 1011don'
Mlle ere places of pilgrimage becauste
the Wizard made there very shrines of
romance. I•t xnay be dieiilus•toning to
li,ave (t bran with a megaphone an-
nounce from a touring 'bus, that tire'
stone by nee road from Melrose to Doe
burgh Jo that which. swung open and
admitted the Queen of Meant' and
Themes the Rhymer on their descent
to the underworld' It is, n,evertheleen,
testimony . to 'Secede power in the,
world, for, ae the driver said to us as
we started, on: "Isn't it queer, but
none of would be here now if it
wase.'t for Sir Walter."
ante ack here at twilight, when
the toui+ists are gene, and you find it
still a place of glamour. Above are
the Eldon Hills, one of the three lower
than itis feltlows. becawt.3 Michael Scott
sliced it off with his. spade; to the
eastward the red hill of Eroildouune,,a
Scottish. Venusburg; not far away a
homestead in which the succeeding
generations of one ?amity have lived
far seven. centuries.; and nearby Mel-
rose Abbey, a ruin, but the most
beautiful symbol of Scotland's past
that has' come down to us. In this
haunted countryside, and in literally
a hundred others' that he knew well,
Soot:t found strangeness and wonder
just se surely as raciness. and mange
nese, dournessand good -fellowship. .
Your, Scot will turn romance
into hard.' cash. and still cherish it as
romance.—Cornelius Weygamdt, in "A
Century of the English Novel."
l(1W lgli lip) IdliV diN,lillil iii lilBlll��l
r
"You weigh 196 and are reducing a
pound a day on your treatment?"
"Yes. • My husband wants me to
take it 196 days."
Wax From a -Weed.
Candolilla wait, used in making
candles and polishes, is obtained from
a weed which grows abundantlyin
northern Mexico.
•
t ;e
0
e Newer Silage C
WEALTH' of valuable in-
formation regarding the
newer Silage Crops is contain-
ed in. Bulletin No. 60, "Silage
Sunflower, Corn, Sweet Clover
and tither Silages," recently
issued by the Department of
Agriculture, Ottawa. • The
Bulletin is a distinct contri-
bution to our knowiedge of
silages other than cern, which
may be grown in districts
tit.
Ps
where corn cannot be profit-
ably raised,'" or where corn
'borer prevails:
Recent publications include
"Silage," "Poultry Feeds and
Feeding," "Cultivation of the
Apple in Canada," and "List
of Five hundred Publications".
Check off those desired on this
form- and return, without
postage- to
Publications Branch,
Dominion Department of Agriculture, Ottawa
Name - R.R. No
Post Office Province E18.
reelin6 Blue
Everything seem all wrong and you
,don't care much 'whether school
keeps or not? Probably all you need
is a little Sal Lithofos. It gently
eliminates waste products that
clog the system, causing de-
pression and a train of
minor but intensely dis. ? ?
agreeable__physicall '
ailments. Eas' ypre- a
pared ancl pleasant
to take, having a
sparkling fresh-
ness super ler
to mineral
waters, '
Also a recognized
specific for the
treatment of rheu
matic and gouty
conditions.
At all drug stores:
Three sizes. Pre-
scribed by doctors.
for over 20 years, : .
?''}le Effervescent Saline Laxative
The Wingate Choi -meal Co, Limited, Motatreltf.
Same kind of dye Professional
Byers use, Fast and Seautiitil
Colors.. For Dyeing and Tinting
all materials with the SAME dye.
No chance of mistakes.
Semi anem typarltageandScents-`
far' RagDolt and Helpful Hints on
'Home - Dyeing.
Johnson-Richardeen Limited
Dept. Qi Montreal
Demand for Birth Certificates
Steadily Increases
There arra more babies born in.
March lir Ontario than in any other
single month of the year. Our popu-
lation is increased yearly by about
72,000 births within the province; or
to be exacts71,150, births were regis-
tered during 1225,.
Are• all births' registered? Ninety
out of every one hundred, it is esti-
mated, are now registered within the
time set by law ($0 days). To regis-
ter later means a great deal of trouble
in securing signatures to a declara-
tion, etc. The time to register is
when.. the child is born and the person
held responsible by law is the parent.
So great is the demand for certifi-
cates that the record office is one of
the busiest spots in the government
buildings; 4,000 applications are be-
ing received every month, whereas
formerly they --rarely exceeded one-
tenth of that number. Pass lerts for
travel outside of. Canada, insurance,.
soldiers' pensions,mothers' allow-
ances, marriage licenses, etc., are ar-
ranged for now only upon record of
birth which is accepted as proof of
citizenship and: age.
There have been some recent
changes in the schedule of prices for
certificates which now reads: 50 cents
for search and ` $1.00 additional for
each copy of certificate required. -
If • you should want to know whether
your own .birth is. registered, or wish
to secure information regarding re-
gistration of a birth, marriage or death
occurring within Ontario, write to the
Division. of • Vital Statistics, Depart-
ment of • Health of Ontario, Spading
House, Toronto.
Badly digested food, acidity of the stomach, and
sluggish liver cause headaches. Seigel'sSyrup
will remove these causes. Any drug store.
Discover Kitchen in Teple
- in Mesopotamia.
The kitchen of a temple of the moon
goddess at Ur of the Cheldees in Meso-
potamia, with pots, clay pans and
other cooking utensils just as they
were Ieft in 2068 B.C., when King Sam-
ua-Iluna of Babylon coptured the city
and burned the temple, has been un-
earthed by the joint expedition of Pen-
nsylvania University and - the British
.Museum, Dr. George B. Gordon, Direc-
tor of the university, announced re-
Gently.
Another important discovery report-
ed was a statue of -the goddess Bau,
patroness of the 'poultry yard, a
squat and solid figure who sits in an
elaborately flounced dress en a throne
supported by geese. Dating back
more than 4,000 years, this .is the only
female figure of such early date ever
found in Mesopotamia,
The temple in which the kitchen
was found, with the signs of- a meal
in preparatieu, is that 61 the :noon
goddess Nin -Gal, All during January
more than 200 men were employed ia.
clearing debris from .the mound- which
covered the temple sae.
Now we have almost finished," re-
ported Major C. Leohard Woolley in
his message to Dr. Gordon, "laying
bars the- really magnificent structure
built originally in mud brick by Bur -
sin, Ring of Ur (in about 2220 B.C.),
and rebuilt in flue -burned brick 150
years later by E'nanatme,
"In the sanctuary and in the rooms
about it, and in the courtyard,, numer-
ous discoveries were• made. " The
temple had been sacked and burned,
probably as a result of a rebellion, in
the twelfth year of Samnsu-Iiuna, king
of Babylon, against the suzerainty of
that city, which had recently been es-
tablished by the great Hammurabi.
"Of one finely carved figure we
found, unfortunately, ants fragments.
It represents the goddess Nin -al, and
was presented to the temple, as. the
long inscription on the throne dhows,
by the High Priest I7nanaturr, the
building'.s second founder.. But be-
fore ever Bursin huflt the mud brick
walls, which form the lowest level yet
reached by to on the ran, Nin -al had
luta her temple itt Ur," •
Slx :losses. '
"Hello, Joe, who are you working
tornow?"
"Steno bunch. The wire and five:
kids."
Two or three etaiks of celery bolted
with eab'bages improve the flavor and
Weser the disagreeable odor or cook- I
ingr.
Minard's Liniment USW by physicians,
When llopics Are Friends.
Utily the boe1i YOU !lave given your-
self up 'to for-do.ye ata tittle 'remain
fast trioxide. It Is as' km. . ] rowui-ng
said:
We Kitt no good
13y being generous', even to a hook,
And celeulating proltta,—so u'.luoh
help
13y so rnuolr'reading. It is rather when
1i'tr ,gloriously forget ottr elves• and
plunge
Soul -forward, Headlong, into a book's
protound,
Ilnpas•ioned for its beauty and salt
of truth-s-
ine
ruth--Tie -ii ep we got the right good of a
book.
MARCH
WEATHER
DANGEROUS TO
On Account of the Very Sudden
Changes in Temperature.
Our Canadian Mara. weather—one
day bright, but sloppy, the next blus-
tory and cold—is extremely hard on
children. Conditions make it mimed
sary for the mother to keep the little
ones indoors, They. are often con
need tooverheated, badly ventilated
rooms and Catch colds which rack
their whole system„ To guard' against
these colds and to keep the baby well
till the better, brighter days come
along, a box at..Baby's Own Tablets
should be kept in the house and an
occasional dose given the baby to keep
his stomach sweet and his bowels
working regularly. -
Baby's Own Tablets are a mild but
thorough laxative which never fail to
regulate the stomach and bowels and
thus relieve colds and simple fevers .
°and keep baby fit, The Tablets are
sold. by medicine dealers or by mall at
25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Moie Beauty.
There is always room for beauty;
memory
A myriad lovely blossoms may en-
clone,
But, whatsue'er hath been, there still
must be
Room for another rose.
Though skylark, throstle, white throat,
whippoorwill,
And nightingale earth's echoing
chantries throng,
When comes, another singer, there 'ai l
be
Room for another ,song.
—Florence Earle Coates.
When Sea -Birds Wally.
At sunrise, all the sea -birds
Upon the beaches cruise,
And•fill the air with foreign words
Such -as sea -folk use.
They roll ashore in twos and threes
And iiotter up and down
Like captains from the seven seas
Met in an English town;
But only those who rise from bed
In early morning weather
Will ever know what things are. said
When sea -birds walk together.
—Oswald H. Harland, in "Inhabitants."
Minard's Liniment for colds.
In the Shadows.
It was positively and absolutely the
last good night.
In a farewell embrace, they stood in
the dim entrance -hall.
And stood.
And stood.
Thus little Algy found them.
"Oh!" said be. .
"We were seeing which is the tall-
er," explained the young man, in some
confusion.
"You are about ten inches taller "
piped the little fellow. "But Alice is
about, ten shades redder!"
Most spiders have poison fangs, but
few are dangerous to human. beings.
ECZEMA
CUTS, BURNS, BRUISES, and all Ir-
ritations of the Skin, instantly respond
to the first application of TISIT.
Banishes that .itching soreness at once,
and continued use effects sure relief,
especially of Babies' Skin Rashes.
Send Postal Note of fifty cents and a
trial pot will be mailed at once.
Ilett Mfg. Co.,` Bain Ave., Toronto
S . icewood., :
Tlie spleewocdl burns along the gray,
spent sky,
In moist unchimneyed places, in a
wind
That, whips , it all before, and all be-
hind,
Into one , thick, rude flame, now low,
now high,
It la the linet, the homeliest thing of
all—
At night of it, that lad that by it fares,
Whistles afresh hie foolish tow-
ccaught airetee ' n
A thing se honey -colored and so tall!
It is as though . the young Year, ere
- he pass
To the white riot of the cherry tree,.
Would fain' avettsbom us, or here, or
there,
To his new sudden ways with bough
and grase,
So starts with what fe humble, plain
to see,
And all familiar. -as a cup, a chair.
--Lizette Woodworth Reese, in 'Spice
-
wood."
Cherries on the Roadside.
e
There are three miles of cherry
trees bordering the driveway of Po-
tomac park in Washington.
He .who would write heroic poems
should make his whale fife a. hereto
poem.—Thomas .,Carlyle.
Warner's Used For
Fifteen Years
In One Faitnily
No better r•eoommendatioe for the
medicinal value of this 50 year old
herbal remedy could t'c asked than
this. "Your remedies have been used
in our family for about 15 years. We
are never without a bottle of Warner's
Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy in our
home. - It isa wonderful medicine for
diseases of . the kidneys and Ever."
(Name on request).
" If you have pains in the back or
other symptoms of -kidney
trouble, you should Tose no
time in going to your drug-
gist to get a bottle of War-
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver xt
Remedy and taking it as per 9 f.-540--;,—„,
directions.
Sold by all druggists. Prioe $1.25
per bottle. Warner's. Safe Remedios
Go., Toronto, Ontario.
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Self, Poisoning
Modern Living,Habits ,�%p..
Pro-
mote Self - Poisoning —
'I Rusands are Victims,
.71:1€:r.easin y
Common
The average man or woman does not
enjoy consistent gond health. Loss of
appetite, headaches, biliousness and a
lack of enthusiasm for either work or
play.are constant complaints.
Scientists have ascertained that such
a condition is usually caused by self--
poisoning resulting from constipation.
Due to modern living habits, the
natural secretion which promotes regu-
lar elimination -by softening the bowel
contents, is often deficient—especially
among middle-aged people. The poison
from waste matter remaining in the
systems of people thus affected is the
insidious enemy of good health.
Such people need Nujol, because
Nujol softens the waste natter and
permits thorough and regular bowel
elimination without overtaxing the
intestinal muscles. It helps Nature
help you.
Ask your druggist for Nujol to-day—
and remember, look for the name
"Nujol" Nu
o to red on
both bottle Iabel
and package.
Proved safe, by millions and prescribed by physicians for
Colds Headache Neuritis Lurnba.go
Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism
DOES NOT 'AFFECT THE HEART
. ... ao."rciiamar
Accept on1 "Bayer" .package
which contains proven directions..
Merely ":!layer" boxes of 12 ta•blete
Aldo bottles of 24 mad. 10(1—Druggists.
4raplrfrt is tit0 tra90 mask (registered In Canelo) of Ilayer ;llannteetnre rot Mtsnoncetle-
aot;1"t,'r of tial'or.fetrltt acetyl Selleytic •A.ctti, '•et.:+, t '"). White It is IVO FKnon'n
that Aspirin tooth, *Payed tonnurw.tutl, to z tlttt rite pabli,t aguht"t intitattuns, the 'rrttl'tn
et Sayer 'OempiteY will he ritativta. tothelx general trade tri itf tltd' "Payee d,roue,
!:IUI%-ii THEB •. H {
N W OMEi
Prune one of the attraetive de -
steno iilutt+trated in the Ma.cLAn
Buiidere' Guide, Each lssette Don,•
tante several plana of modiexate
•
priced homes designed by Oana-.
Oman -
diet. Areldtecte. Aiso interesting
articles on; furnishing, decorating
and gardening. Send 20e, Mac-
Lean
it -I•ean .Building' R.aposts, Ltd., $94
Adelaide St. West, Tore/tate.
A man of little ieariting'denms that
little a great deal; a frog, never hay-
ing sewn .the Oman, eon'sddess_ 'tits well
a grodtt sea.—Burmese.
A LADY who tried everything In vain and atlast:
discovered a sate, simple and rapid ,comedy will'
now mall particulars to sufferers.
Send Address.don't send stamps, to Alice May,
-Pelletier' Villa f, Windsor, Ont.
c�
A . ireW$9 1n. s
S ilr
N T.
.! -. AN8'Ll
Temporary Mange - • *which •
Laic a Long Time.
SOLD EVERYWii'ERE, 15c.
a
tV.rmm S. VVright ti. Co., limited, AistSbalor,,, 'roma*
AFTER SHAVING
Dilute Minard's one-half with
cream or sweet oil and apply to
the face. Very soothing and
rofreshir.g.
OPERATIONFUR
RL PENN
She Escaped It by Taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table
ege-table Compound
Windsor, Ont.— "After thebirth of
my first baby I was very much =-
down in health and the doctor said I
must have an operation as I was
suffering from a displacement. A
friend wanted me to try your medi-
cine—Lydia E. Pinkham,'s Vegetable
Compound—and I took it steadily for
a year. During this time I was carry-
ing my second baby and I felt real
well all the time 'and did not have a
hard confinement. I feel sure the
Vegetable Compound did me a lot of .
good, and all my people do, too. One
sister in Leamington, Ontario, takes
it, and both sisters praiseit as a good
medicine. 1 am more than pleased.
with the result." — Mrs, W. PENN,
Windsor, Ontario.
Mrs. Corbin Relieved from Pain
Stewiacke, N. S.— "I had pains
across my back and in my side for two
years after my first baby was born.
My mother had taken Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound and I
read about it in the papers, so 1 tried
it and the pains all left rne. 1 have
a family of three children now, and
the medicine helped me during the
months before they were born. I rec-
ommend it to my friends."—Mrs.
CARY W. CORBIN, Main Street, Stew -
lecke, Nova Scotia. o
C iticnra Loveliness
A Priceless Heritage
For generations mothers have
been using Cuticula Preparations
for all toilet purposes and have been
teaching their daughters that daily
use of them produces clear, smooth
skin and healthy hair, They find
the Soap pure and .cleansing, the
Ointment soothing rand .:dealing,
Should any irritations arise, and
the Talcum ideel eeilet powder.
Eaten teat ires by Vail. Marone Canadian
Depot:ftenhowse Md,3i tftreale Nice, Soap
(tintment rs a d UM. Tnlauw 24e.
ib "•.Cutikeers Sher e e Stick 25c,