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eotetrillnale API** bet$InC , When
MOUre la hauled etalte•Ined.sPread
oil, the land• viablet weed SeedsMaY be,
*Peeled with lf are* are Preeent ale
IOW the Manerle tO reroala i* the Plie
for a least oneeneenthe before sPreeding
and tiserebyl avoid the danger of ineresS-
'Weed' inteetatien,
or
Th llifedetes FaMer
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OCCUPOton' 0010.4.. IZS-0Y 'city
'haVet 1jtteideapr tleiSeaatelnet
of, and detailed kne*ledgeeneeseeary,
for„eneeeMn arralng. •Tli* -WE; =net
41t* ?event ! ,()''ffle.,-;i'lliere Is the man-
ia); •VottOrttYan*eche** - sense
' Seeded for .0.Peratl411 1?irt4 orafrAarY:and,
Modern. ,faM MitehtnerY; and the knew.
' *le 'resiillred 14' '004 Viitti '116=0
and Stoeit. And above all there is` the
Aglertnent wbc1 decides the right mom-
ent to carry out this or. that operation
on OW parti'Ailar Ivrea Of_.sell, and the
Managerial capa .. to_ arrange OPer
tiOns and'hiateritefe eftieientlyk The de-
apree. �tToretholeglef and Asia demanded
7ninehi higher than ieetpected •of the
'oistlinary recipient the bosle eivage Tor
unskilled ittleer.'
• Choosing: Pereilirers
te-tetmejelee eeeseeee**21441eesesee
MeM are Allgehafeng Or considering the
ptirelestsing of fertiliser:it' for the 'vesrietiO':
latni--Oropte-e•--ese •.
une quito recently; farmers who had
.13.0t mitaieet etudy-Of efertiftsers usually'
• 4OPPAde4.-A1*•,Ase;4osgsferttlizesslagent]
to oviso, fleet eerto the particular
.lysis 1410 Abould use, aid unfortunately
the advice fral*thhts 'source Was 'not
"waO'In. 'the Uri/4r% 'legSt* intereSt,
more acceptable source of infornlation't
:now at the terV10e of Tamers, for the
•PrevincialeGoveinnients in, Fastern Can-
ada have in 'recent yeas set Up fertili-
z.er eotinells een1ne4ed*Of 'leading authe
- tarinere
have a preetical knoWledge of the
nee, of fertilisser. manufacturers. These
ethincile peblish, •recoirallerniattone as to
the talielyzee 'most .suitable Tor the var-
iant cropeemider the vierietes soil condi-
tiolseeitiet thlut ine• perforniinge se valu-
able service to farmers In assisting them
4o-esele4ertillehl
most ecOnOntie returns.
sirosers ;gee teaming t4et`reallset 'that lOr,
the, Capital 'ileveeted and Isiber bevObtet
te 'are trOW, if IOW fletiattlitnta tAbai
te as hIgh lettirre. rer°:, the MO24
taro% • 1000414 PiirPO$0 box* •itale
thesArSoittle'lloeit 'Which aleeetelesi
,bothor *log •imd tor.' the prodnetiOn
of 'Market PooltrY,`00. recOnimendeq- .11%•
ileek Of ittendred 4441.t bird* earefullY,
teinettaged•are returning to MatlYfarneers
Profit Ora cost et feed of froin
-fo,&500 a • year, -wh1e1 IsaoriSethhur net
,to *he 41. SAW hY Oen the, MOO 111e
',cetera,. fanners: •
Marketing 'Scheme_ .
The Canada' 410ne Maktbg Schletne
'Prblially *greets, theeprovinceeso
Orltish•`,0/11.1Mbli, Ontario. and, Quebec,
-been approved beeFlOre Robert -Wei*
'Parninion • Minister ‘of:•Agrienittir'6' and
the Governor -in -Council upon the re-
commendation of the Deminion. taket-
th • •
, nts,pch6me has thesupport, of menu-
lactlieers represent1r4 at least 90 per
•
cent of the volume of jams, jellies, and
MarmaladeS Produeed in Canada., No
.P13Poeltiori has 'been advansed by any
fruit 'growers. ° •
'3Jricjer the Scheme it is anticipated
that the demoralized cohditions Which
halm Prevened In the' marketing of Jams,
jellies and marmalades during the past
several years will be coreecteel. ,These
conditions which heereses4.7.1.av14'
'o am manu-
facturers,' fruit -growers and consumers.
St is expected that under the new
regu-
latfoijh mialitys orthe•
will be offered for sale, will be improved.
The- Local Board, is composed of four-
teen _members, nemelyeenineeemanut
tinkers. three growers, one consumer re-
presentative, appaiested.hy •egreeeTra
and Labor Congress of Canada, and a
Chairman -who has no financial 'interest
fti thelam business- --
of irt • III
The Farm )Nultex flock
Poultry kiat last' definitely recognized
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as one Of the essential' departments of
• ' 'every usko-date fa.rna where a program
self mbredIarining J earrled on. Not on-
• ' ly is it reeegnisea as, a ilecesserY depart-
ment of farm work but more and more
TIRill 'Id IRRITABLE
TO You feel
-'weak and
nervous? Is Your
houeework a bur-
-den? Totke,Lydia
•E. Pinkham's
•Vegetable Coin -
pound.. Mrs. M.
A.Kell yo
WOodstock,ISTew
, ***• Brunswick, says,
. "X was weak and zUndbwn. A
neighbor brought me your. Vege.
*able Compound. It helped me so
much 'that -I am taking it now is
the Chatige.k4
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the -medicine YOU need.
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- Horticultural Metes
(By John F. Clark)
Oarden rosei should not be set out If
So11-1.67 cold .tend Muddy: `WWI* is in
order, 'eating all dead •wood, from clim-
bers. elelybrid Teas and Nybeid. Perpe-
Weis when pruned low will give large
eichibition 'looms. Well rotted manure
:nay be lightly Cultivated into the soil
about rbee 'bushes.
Theburning of al/ rubble') eleaned out
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dents engaged
in research,
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:15;1'O. eXtel,
1.600, On
'rt COWS stored.
SupPer
.1per1entS"
20$onp 'on
-31-Dye
22 Scatters; ,
Sinflulf
.34,1,04tr, of20 4.-•
beast:.
Vgalted
esoppinelne,••_
-:-g11,ttereld '
29 VoraelonS.
31•ConlMerteeSe.
32•Tb weet•t-
.lightilt. •
'33 Ln what .coun•
try is there al-
' leged to be the
oldest iron
• luduetry
thei
34 Valences of
eight. .
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42. Pot .herb
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44 Toward,
46 Beer
46 Love potient •
49 Hedge; :
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from perennials, -rode and frint pruning's,
Is highly advisable to assist in coineoi
of garden pests. and diseases.
'All Plants wintered in cold -frames,
pansies, 'roses, bulbs, perennials and
reek plants, should be uncovered. Re-
move proteetion on a cloudy day. -
Plant Tuberous Begeolas in. a box of
soil lightened with leaf mould and -sand.
The side of tuber showing irregular cav-
ity isthe to. Pitmt juste-barelishelow
the surface. Shade boxes fromstrong
light.
-It will be beneficial to beds of ferns
ond wild towers to leave most of the
totting foliage or the past season on the
ground to serve as a natural Mulch.
Seasonable Garden Hints
(By John P. Clark) 4
hz divlding perennial phlox, diecard
.the old, centre. To control mildew at-
tacking this plant, dust with sulphur
when foliage is wet. '
Lithun Henryd, Regale, Auratuna and
sPeclosuins may be planted safely in
spring. Give good drainage and sur-
• round bulbs with and. Do not permit
them to come into contact ewith
see
A light dressing of lezdrated lime May,
be. sprinkled over the ;ristei. No other
.fertilizer is neoessaree .
Air coldframes and hot: beds on warm
,AUnny days to prevent moisture from
collecting - and calising damping -of(
-shrubs and 'hedges will show appre-
ciation or a goodminchof erotted 'Man -
um, left on all year,
soil for .perennials should be prepared
deeply- and thoroughly -with well -rotted
manure 'incorporated at- of digging.
'Never crowd the plants. Arrange 'tin
material at the back, ineditun in the
emit* and love' perennials' and anntiale
at th; 'front.
Sal in 'seed fiats should be of a light
sandy nature.. A porous filln of Pinvere
bed leaf mould and Aid Is advised.
Sift -the Soil and fill to 'within half inch
of the top. Pine seed should be spank -
led on sutface and gent iy -finned In,
w_kil_e_l_weLftgt,may_baligbeiy-covered,
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*NILE
tess Mary Ml has retttrrted to her
thotne on- the 4th tOncession of &Wield.
Master Girvin Reed teemed to his
home itn,Teronto Saturday.
„lWatheis and fstielly, *who .liave
been laid en with a severe cold, are -able
tee)* ,around again.
MisOral Finnigan and Mist Ante
(Elheplutril, who have been. home for a
+week have returned to theft ritspecti
isehools. .
I Master Itueoel Mctintyre si;id. Wilmer
Rutledge ,took, a day last week Sucker
Wishing. About all they got ions `a, .goo
flo.ettihif *124 t_ *ere tx4d-.
' quarterlY board met., it the
oage t,
=Vag, nta-tor 4th
tet m6etint Ana 0410 1:*-- Ten by
nil Went, eiatitied, "litert cows
cbstne*
• Meg •Betty thane, law has been
Moe het grandparent*, /fIr. and Mm. A.
• returned Saturday to tier
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vacation spent at. the home of his fath-
er, 'Rev. A,. ,W.•Itrowm of Hamilton.
Miss Eunice Long, of Guelph, .spent
T4
4,- • 1 41 • Wt.'
e• Mr. and Mrs. L. Oke spent Blister with
his Mother, 4Vfxs. Ida Oke.
Mrs-. Moore and children have return-
ed home from a two weeks' visit at
Mr. Will Long is under the doctor's
0are pneurnon1a- -Miss MoCituire:',
R.N., is ritireing him- We hope fora
speedy recovery.
Miss Elda,.,Good sient, the holiday with
her aunt, Vas. Parrish, In Goderieh.
A large number from Benmiller at-
tended the funeral of the late Mrs. Pit-
blado on Thursday last.
Mm. Echlin has returned to Toronto
;after spending the winter in Benmille,r,
The Women's Association will meet at
the home of Mrs: C. Baxter on Wednes-
day, May Istv it 2 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Marriott, 6f. Camlachle,
'spent the week -end at the parsonage.
Miss I, IVIaedel has returned to her
home here for the summer.'
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Keep GOING with
BETTER BRAN
FLAKES
You calm tea Itelloges PEP
Bran Flakes by flavor and
crispness. And you can be as.
owed they are genuine bran,
"flakes. Full of flavor and nour,
. ishment. Children loVe them.
Theii truly better bran
flakes have enough 'extra bran
AO be, mildly laxative.- Always -
fresh and ready to eat with
inilk or ,cream.' $old by *11
getotim.' Made shy,raogg in
LOndon, Ont,
Ltz
• CQLBORNE.
-(intended for last week) • ,
Mr .To (anrxg 01AUburr, 4
Ing his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Mars.11.
• Mr. Donald Glemile, of ToronW spent
,
Easter with Mr. and Mrs Jotzn4prble.
Mrs.' Meadford, of Toronto; is 1s1Ung
her daughter, Mrs. Joe TAMAN
Mr. and Mrs. •Dtmcan 9rSAdord and
, .
Arnily, of- Flint- fefielr4---spent thei *Oki;
end with. Mr.. sina Mrsflen TiV14,0n.
Miss Dorine Webster Is sPendhig the
Easter -vacation at her home at St: Hel-
ens:
Miss Irene Stoll, of East Waivanosh, is
spending the Baster holidays at her
home here. '
1 -Mrs. Allan Wilson has returned home
after spending the past month with
friends in Flint. • •
' 'Miss -Vesta Tabb, nurse -in -training in
ooderich hospital spent priday with her
friend„ Miss Amelia Mealwain. -
Mr. and afis. Wm. Munithigs, of God-
eich, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Marsh.rion Fr
1Mlss--
Itiwidaely1 'spent Easter with
her mother, Mrs. Rebecca •Caldwell, of
Dungannon. .
Mrs ,arid Mrs. Kenneth Allen, of Dee
-trolt, spent Eastftr With Mr. and Mrs.
Alden Allen.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Reid, of Detroit, is
visiting the latter's -father, Mr. C. A.
Robertson.
Mr, 0. A. Robertson has returned
henee after spending the past two
months in. Toronto. ,
Miss Christine Robertson, t of Western
Hospital, Toronto, spent' Easter with her
Sather, 111r. C. A. Robertson. .
Mr.- Douglas Nagar); -• of Stratford
Normal, is spending the Eaeter holidays
With his mother, Mrs. Jas. Fleapit. '
Mr. arid Mrs. Earl McKnight and bwo
children -spent -Sunday 'with Mr. and
Mrs, Jno. McKnight, of Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Clayton and ton,
:lack, of Putnam, and Mies Gladys Treble
'' of vibrant°, Were . Easter Vieittett with
Mr, and Mrs. Jno, Treble. •
lqr. and Mrs. Warren Peeler and son
Wilson, Mr, and Mrs..B. Pi Mee and son
Donglag, all ntnetrnit. were Easter visi
tors with Mr. and Mrs„ Win. Mersh.
Mr. Breek Andrews,- of TorteitO. and
•Wirs, letaribel Andrews, of WaikerVille,
spent the week -end with Mr. and .1/Irti.
3Vrte, Mcilwain. ,
I Miestit oeorg Poremati; who his
spent the itast month with Mr. and Mrs.
AMOS Stoll, has returned to his home in
Flint, itedh.
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the, entertainment Wileit'l 'bad finish- ' takeffierally, the spiuting is cenibiecl to
'Daylieofi*`FetArntle004641'. *eh' leinre: it),*". X*: ' Ito': Ibe litStf"'"40110111Yd thatlfaltlisthherlgiragal hiadn thnote:Mtinitiggene an' sil aboutimetli,t,bledrci. 44:Iteth.ote ttohteal tbarreek, .artai914
composed, ot the disciples 'whOM ,tinus. ,,,pori,w,„,„..et,t,_0,0nigo„..T,here,nt..ohunerd.brothautiesherea:(41,
Peityrs"insilidn:Or •Ittrwis'nenwiwastii p:ucannnu*Coolor wreete: • saekheinagirtleate bfotri her iss1 iotonljd but
1 thine; bmelreb.telirShemntellidv:11:ininlrot°erreatil4ofr:t6bae,, ytel'ilar.rts15.13iTe,Itte? t: '
S'llbisimPe Iva: "CIMIuLerhninoefnOt. odi't8' or "ChUrch not feel it my duty to tell her to O. ma's kPeingrh4lurapil*orgrstowt*hhe.re e'Ahlsete"treesvteoren: -
of.Ohrist " Cl- Cm 1:2: Romans 161143)* Pinally the friends' persuaione Preva114°' heavier soil types seem to have guffered
whether of a single Congregation or of ed, but: evidently she made the M Prom" more than theee on the lighter sous.
made uP 01„the "sanetified in Clutit tertainment. ,The town was some (Ma -
me wfiele body of believers, It I'm Ise to get her -bac k in time .fer the One' edTrbeattt
bark,
ebnut Dor4the'norttaerkerirtvdetlsne
ow: rathuerre,
Jesus" . el Cor. 1:2), the mcalled saints" tanee away and they had to go In an loosely to the wood. 'Illis will prevent
(Rom. 4:1) , the "holy, nation" (1 Peter ' ox4eart so X , did not think that ahe the sun from . drying out - the ,cambium.
Id :9). In the deep conception of Paui. ejeuid be back. That day I had to gel and so, will facilitate healing. Make a
every believer' was 'united with Christ, to Inclore and did not reach home till a,-1
short time before the entertaineepeexesj,e Tee. , ,,,,,,,• , AtRkt*lopt,404CArgFrP,I,U4'4,1,
elit at the bottom of the injured area in
a.nc.larielArpoired tehls4mciliz400telsitrarvitutilon t11..arolikIgh
'5W41,115eVitlitintireieniiitk lirlive ter from rains, will drain off readily.
Church was ChrLet's bedy, of which he e'cloelt. She toek her part on the pro- thus removing danger of mould.
was the Head (Col. 1:24; 219). . • gram yery creditabli. _Surely this_s_lieWle ..---Theeenexteand tinai • step is- bridge..
- Thereswiseaesignant-differenee bee a new day:- in India when the women grafting. Unless this. is done many
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are thus able to assert themselves and trees 4111 1(40. the branchiimri_e:d_iite, .1„y,, . .
have their rights reepected. On the 1'f -above the ruptured bark, although the
Paul's heavenly, reeedome e',B, tit beri4;i: and dor •tediowing this, thee'prIze-givingetook-e-reratifirdie of the "tree ' Ailr 'likely, coin*
--fi*---ee canstititted on edhurch,, in Christ place and the 'handwork of the children through all right. Lolig seions will be.
net 'edeleSiastieltI--obeervelces Or theoloel
'Yeses; and the teat, of memW
bershiP as was shown then. The boys and girls of required. • These should be taken at
-gical eonceptions, but love. • Love to
Christ, love -to the brethrene-eby this
were Christians known to the wora
"See how these Christiane love one an
• wee the achniring speech of their
enemies. mrheze things X command you
that ye love one anether," said ---;Jesus.
Love was the higher unity in which the
Chtneh forgot minor differences. (*am
The Encenelopaedia of Religious Know-
ledge). ' . ,
C'Wtae2h:rve-47h.,
ere the -account of what fol-
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tween "legal" church In Jerusalem, and
the "spiritual" churches permeated by
he three senior classes sewed some of
the garments sold at the W. M. S. eale
of work, •
• It ILI my privilege to teach the .131ble
lesson to these larger children and some-
times I gm thrIlled by the Nay 4n which
they respond to the _imam One day
as 1 talked to them and related the ex-
periences of certain persons belonging, to
the Oxford rouplyrovement, they show-
ed consider 'emotion and one boy
spoke up and said that he wanted a
lean heart: 'Last Sunday as I urged
the claims of Christ a,nd His ability arid
e there were moist eyes and was sure
that the Holy, Ghost was • working in
••
loved the preaching of Peter Afte• r that' 'willingness to do for. them all the need-
.
-the-Boly-Ghost--had-talterr-pesiessien-of
.his whole being. •
At the close of his discourse Peter ex-
horted his hearers to.. "repent,, and be
baptized every one of you in the name
-of Jesus Christ for the remission of
The outcome •of this appeal 'was that
-three thousand stepped out on the Lord's
side and joined the.meelvs to the Apos-
tle& At one ,the rite of baptism wased-
ministered- and thus 'they became mem-
berieof etteellrstettifitsdEssorelas .
The young Christians needed to be
taught more rully the way of life and so
they continued in the fellowship of the
Apostles who noMished their souls and
showed them the necessity of fellowship
with God through prayer. The inspired
'record .rof the result is that "they con-
tinued stedfastly."• Though they had
been suddenly converted, though sud-
dela adniftted to the Church, though
exposed to much Persecution, and con-
tempt, and, many trials, yet the record
Is that they adhered to the doctrines and
doties of the Christian religion.
-
Through their example and influ,enee
• others were drawn into the --church
through the power- of the Holy Ghost.
-Ephesians 4:1-7; 11-16.
Paul in these verses beseeches the
church members at Ephesus to remem-
ber their exalted privileges. "Since God
has done so much for you; Since he has
revealed for you meth a glorious system;
since he has bestowed on you the honor
of Calling you into his kingdom, and
maknig You partakers of his rnerey, X
teeireat you to live in atcordarice with
•these elevated privileges,- and to show
your sense of his goodness by devoting
your all to his service." This was the
appeal and exhortation of him who had
founded the- Church'. in 'their midst -of
their spiritual fit her -of .one who had
endured inuch fOr them, and who was
.now in bands, In a Roman prison, on
account of his devotion to the welfare of
the Gentile World. ,.
Paul exhorts these Christians to live
as becomes a Christian -to. bear' their
religion with thejn,. to all places -see
panies. employinents-e"endeavoring to
keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond
of peace." We, do not go far with any
fellolv-tmveller On the journey of life4
before we find there is great oec41on
for the etercise of lowliness, meekness,
longeauffering And love.
(Prom Barnes' Commentary).
vvont,o mtiistoNs •
GET TI1E cost:alumni SPIRITe,
(BieeeetativMe Statesman'
Individustl efiett le Make a town a
better place is good. It may accomplish
inuoh if properly directed.. But, .11 all
She units ot inane*. industry, religion,
,oucation; •sotle,tr ife,bariieseed tagoith-
'Ate and se ta work -ter the good of the
tt---tit-ivili"U-& re-
tinWrnainViller 'Anti &Witt* IA
climbing up towards the ideal, or Sliding
back Oto ,the rtit, iiceOrding as it pea.
Attie* or lacks the toinnitinity spirit.
Anyone ran: Spend his money where he
prefers, ,but there Art Obligation ttt.
• spend 50 in your mini hone town, lOte lore
Alf Want thit distriet tee'eatitintie 50reife
Ietente, end We all Went 50 to aiivati&z,
Ifelliest,
new 06 tret really 66 -operating
itdvatiate • Itotitterity
the ty spirlti
,
•
Early in January / went "touring to
three camps. I returned to Hat Piplia
after a month to the a•ork in the school.
In most places the people listerted eager-
ly to the message of God's grace. In
some .eases, however, the women were
tirnid. One werean said, "If I listen to
ttis trio:Kedge. how 'long will Xftire, six
Months or a year?" I replied, "If yoti
• Ilfteretotuvalete Tor-eVerS She
not tonvinced.
• T,he 'last week in Marele the *MAI
eXaminations in the who! began. On
She whole the results were good.
An evening entertainment, consisting
mostly of short &areas. was held before
the, Christmas holiday's. The proceeds
'AVM SMA,11; AS the admission fee was
tett little and the night was wet. The
amefurit, about two doliamwill be need
tO help ttrovide..teaclife desk!.
Stitthut is one of' the Ilindu guigrit-
their hearts.
In April. I took over : the editing of
Jyoti Khan, our weekly Sunday School
paper, from Miss Banks, who Was going
on furlough. It was an entirely new
venture for me and. I aecepted ft with
some hesitation,' but by God's ever -suffi-
cient grace, X am enabled to carry on.
T*0 ofthe teachers, here ,supply. stories,
and articles froln other_sourceS- also
-
come' from time to time. often Just when
new issues need to be sent to the press. -
Bertha Manarey of Central India.
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once while they are still dormant -and
stored. In a cool place until used. -The
actual bridge grafting is best deferred
until the trees start growth. •-
• Dept. of elortlenitive,
. • O. A. College; Onelph.
'Wheiti a mother detects froin the-
writhings and frettng of a' child that
worms are' troubling it, the can procure•
no better 'remedy than Miller's Warne'
'Powders, which are guaranteed to. totally
expel worms -from .the system.. They
may cause voiniting, but this need cause
no anxiety, because ItIs but nutnifes-
oroug
worms can Ion; exist Where these Pow-
ders are used.
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The present generation a women and young girls
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With Some of them it is nervousness and restlessness, with others anaemia, Weakness,faintnese
and dizziness, hyeteria and melancholia,' and a
dozen other aihnents to unfit them for work or
pleasure.
Let those women sufferidg from a run down state
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and see how WWII- they will be brought baek'toF
normal health and strength.
Ask et:our . druggist or dealer about Milburn
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'You can't Stop
stoking a steam
engine,
Said \V rigley
.1nterviewed,' and asked to what hc
-attributed his-- phenomentl suceews;
the late Mr. Wrigley, of chewing
gum fame, replied, "To the consistent .
advertising of a good product:"
nut," •asked the reporter,, "having
'captured practically the entire market, why continue to
spend vast sums annually on advertising?"
Wrigley's reply was illuniinking.
"Once having raised steam in an engine," he stated, "it
requires continuous stoking to keep it up. Advertising
stokes up businoss.and Iceeps it running on a full head
of steam."
This applies to your business,. -too, Don't make.a secret
Of your product. "Tell the people all about it. Tell theni
liatr1rdtieIcT611 than -its advantages. Teirthem where-
to get it. Tell them through the Press and keep on
telhng them. ,
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