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Sir Jagadis Chandra se i3 ,
than scientist,. has invented a wonders
• fun microscope with which one , call
CHILD'S tA►XAT1VE
actually see a plant grewingl
The instrument is composed' of a •-.,
single enttgaetie levers, which, by its VQak at tongue-Remove:vol.
movements,• rotates^a delicately poised SODS froill little stomach;
needle aottiating a small utterer, This liver and bowels
causes a spot of light to be reflected
upon a screen, giving a magnification
of from 1,000,000 to 100,000,000 times.
PartieuiarlY interesting is a reecord.
showing ''the erratic ei1ects in the
growth of a plant caused by .alcohol.
Sir Jagadis states that there is noth-
ing in the animal world that has not
been forestalled by the plant. "There
is a pulsation iu certain plant-tissuee
which with animals is the hoar t -beat,"
he declares, "Identical effects are
caused by stimulants and poisons in
animals and vegetables."
With reference to the difficulty, in.
recording these "incessant throb-
bings" in the apparently perfectly still
plant, he states that the sluggish
movement of a snail is about 6,00.0
times faster than the movement of
growth in a plant, the average rate of
which is one -millionth part of an
inch per second.,
The growth of a plant can, with
the use of this microscope, be made
subservient to the will of the grower.
By experimenting in this direction in
regard to agriculture discoveries of
vast importance are likely to be
made. Sir Jagaclis claims that there
is no need, if his microscope is used.
to wait a whole season as at present
to witness the result of experiments,
Giant Star -Spotter.
The largest telescope in the world
has just been built at the Mount Wil-
son Observatory in California, at a
point nearly 6,000 feet above sea -
level. •
It is a quarter of a million times
More powerful than the human eye,
and will enable astronomers to see a
thousand million new stars. They
hope, with its help, to find out the
limits of the universe.
This'telencope is a permanent one
for solar research. It is fixed in a
tower 164 feet high,. and has au outer,
tower as a protection against wind
vibration.
The tube of the telescope has triple
walls with air spaces betweeu to pre-
vent heating. The reelecting mirror
and the second mirror in the dome are
sitvered on the front surface, and are
o;ee foot thick.
,•There are three lenses. The largest,
at the top, is a 12 in. objective of
150 ft. focal length, giving a sun
image ueariy 17 in. in diameter. The
these lenses are Mounted on brackets
s-..,
,11 tTalsetast are swung out of the way when
no\.nl use. The movements and ad-
justments are effected by electric Ino•
tors controlled by the observer. An
electric lift facilitates communication
with the sulinii t of the tower.
There are photographic dark rooms
where plates are developed, and there
is a midnight dining--rcom attached to
the structure for the convenience of
astronomers.
IIEALT
r Cbe,pside Poets,
en:ikII` I HILIMEN Few streets have greater literary as-
clons than Cheapside, Loudon,
ALWAYS SLEEP E L 1Viiiten was born in i3read Street
Toll .food in. I oultry, and Herrick,
child sleeps well and sue of the best lyric poets, xx •Cheep -
hi
Accept "California Syrup oe Figs
only—look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless laxative or physic for the
little stomach, liver and bowels. Child-
ren love its delicious fruity taste. Full
directions for child's dose on each boatle. Give it without fear.
Mothert You must a "California."
. say
The ltoalthy v side itself.
Keats lodged in Cheapside, and
there wrote his sonnet, "On First
Looking Into Cleapxuan's Homer-"
In. Ws ballad, "Poor Susan," Words-
worth ilzlmortalized the tree which
stood at the corner of Wood Street.
Between Briad Street and Friday
Street stood the Mermaid Tavern,
where the Elizabethan dramatists,
wits, and .:voyagers, Ben Jonson,
Shakespeare, Beaumont, Fletcher,
Donne, Selden, and Sir Walter Raleigh
during its waking hours is never cross
but always happy and laughing. It le
only the stekly child that is cross and
peevish. Mothers, if your children do
d
not sleep well; if they aro cross and
cry a great deal, give them Baby's
Own Tablets and they will soon be
well and happy agate. The Tablets
are a mild but thorough laxative
Which regulate the bowels, sweeten
the stomach,' banish constipation, colic
and indigestion, and promote healthful
sleep. They are absolutely guaran-. used to meet.,
teed free from opiates and may be
Yet it was in Cheapside that Heine,
given to the new-born babe with per- reeeeeeee on London ninety yearn
fact safety. They are sold by, meds ago, said: "Send a philosopher to
cine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a
a London, but no poet! London smoth-
box from The Dr, Williams' Medicine ars the imagination,
and retitle the
Co„ Brockville, Ont. heart"
Montreal's Historic Relics. SAFE AND EFFICIENT
Nava Scotia Lobsters Tempt
American Palates.
Canada produces 90 per cent. of the
lobster supply of the world, and in
addition, .tete finest lobsters, The
lobsters of the New England coast
are the little brothers of the noble
crustaceans native to the more north-
ern and colder waters of Labrador,
and, indeed, Canadian female lobsters
are selected for use in American
hatcheries to improve the strain. The
Labrador coast has the greatest
known supply, but is too distant to be
available for commercial purposes at Mount Royal.
present. The main supply now comes
from the Gulf of St. Lawrence, par-
tiealarly around the famous Island of
Anticosti, and from the waters about
Nova Scotia.
Nova _Scotia is famous for romance,
Chateau de. Ramezay
One of
The running of the sands of time
HOME TREATMENT
ATiENTa1ane can give the proper perspective
and value to historic buildings. Socia -
ties
spring up to preserve these relics
of the past. Many Weak and Ailing People
Perhaps the most .famous of these Who Rave Been Helped
memorials of the past in Canada is Strong Reeamlrieand Dr.
the Chateau de Iialneza,y In Montreal,
which has remained almost untouched Williams" Pink Pills.
since the days of the old Trench re -
sr is only one wayto build up..
gime. It was built in 1705 by Seigneur There Y
Mande de Ramezay, eleventh governor a rim down system if the blood is pale
of Montreal. Here he kept open house and thin. .Many diseases are caused
i diseases such
with his wife, whose hand was the re- by thin blood. Other
ward of his gallant sortie with 800 as influenza and rheumatism cause the
men in aid of Quebec in 1699, when blood to become thin and the wasting
the Count de Frontenac,:governor of effect of these disorders cannot be
Canada, fended off tll,e English fleet combated successfully until the blood
of Sir William Phipps. is restored to its, normal condition.
The Chateau stands in what was Pallor, • nervousness, indigestion,
lheadaches dizzy- s
ells
once the fashionable part of old Mont- sleep essness, ,
p;
real, amid mansions and gardens that shortness, of breath, palpitation of the
merged into the neighboring forests. heart, these are a few of the syrups
To -day the homes of Montreal have toms of an anaemic bloodless condi-
forsaken the busy waterfront and tion. Some of them are not naturally
climb, their charming gardens still associated with thin blood, but the
clinging to them, up °the slopes of quickest way to overcome them is to
make the blood rich and red.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills do one
thing and do it well. They build up
the blood, increasing the number of
red corpuscles. As this is clone the
blood becomes a richer red and is able
to carry more oxygen, the great sup-
porter of human life. As the blood
improves in quality the tissues of the
body are better nourished and the
functions of the body are better per-
formed. The glands of the stomach
are stimulated and the first sign of
improvement is usually a better appe-
tite and better digestion,
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have been
used for years as a blood -making tomo
and system builder with such good
results that in every community there
are many people who are recommend-
ing this remedr'-to their friends and
to others who are afflicted.
Here is the statement of one per-
son among thousands who have used
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to their own
great advantage. Mrs. A. Veniot,
Hemford, N.S., says:—"For about two
years I was a great sufferer from in-
digestion, which seemed to carry with
it a complication of other troubles.
Every meal I took brought with it
misery, as it was followed by pain,
and sometimes nausea and vomiting.
At they times gas would form in the
Finny Veterans.
mot is the average age of fish?
There is not a great deal of informa-
tion on the point, but it would seem
that a plaice is a veteran at twenty.
One of that age was recently caught
in the North Sen. It had been pre-
rtously caught sixteen years ago,
when it Wes ieckened to be about four
year_ old. An identification disc was
placed on it fn accordance. with the
international scheme of inquiry into
the migration, growth, and age et
nine Then it Was released, but it ulti-
mately ended its romantic career in
the toi',s of a trawl net.
The oldest -living fish would seem to
be carp, , specimens of which have
• been known to live two hundred
yearn; while at Plymouth, in a tank,
is a large conger eel whose age is
reckoned at forty.
Tile most famous of all fish, how-
er, er, is "Pelorus Jack," a grampus
which regularly piloted ships into
Pelorus Sound, New Zealand, and
,was finally, after about thirty years'
service:, protected by a special Act of
Parliament in 1904. Never before
has an individual fish attained such
honor. There have been rumors of
bis death. but from the latest accounts
he seems to be still in existence.
Not Strong Enough.
Muriel, aged four, was taken by her
governess to have her tea with an.
aunt, Presently she began to eat a
piece of very rich cake.
"Oh, I just love this chocolate
cake!" she exclaimed. "It's awfully
nice!"
"Muriel deer," corrected her gov-
erness, "it is wrong to say you 'love'
pike, and I've frequently pointed out
that 'jest' is wrongly used in such a
eentenoe. Again, 'awfully' is quite
wrong. 'Very' would be more correct,
{roar. Now, . repeat your ' remark,
please," ,
Muriel obediently repeated:
"I like o:uocolate c:tke; it is very
good."
"That's bettor, dear," said the govs
ernes approving] ye
"Bat it wends as if I was talking
allont bread," protested the little girl.
A solder hasbeen invented which
holds• rimless lenses against the metal
Masts of eyeglasses Fwithout screws.
Consider the fish: he rlever gets
caught so ioiig as he keeps his mouth
hut,
From the days of de Ramezay the
Chateau has been the scene of many
historic assemblies. Its roof shelter-
ed not only the „governors-general,
their suites of fair women and brave
apples, cherries, and, last but not men and their illustrious guests, but
least, lobsters. The government has fur traders, scouts, militia leaders, and
Indians.
'In 1745 it passed into the hands of
the Campagnie des Indes and as
India House become the centre of a
great fur trade, filling this picturesque
and important role for nearly twenty
years,
In 1763, after the cession of Canada,
it was again the residence et the
governor, and invitations to recep-
tions held there during the following
century are still. in existence.
"The- Chateau was headquarters for
the tinny of the -Continentals Congress
in its fruitless effort to hold Canada
for the thirteen colonies. After Bene-
dict Arnold failed in his treason he
retired to Montreal and stayed there
for a time. Benjamin Franklin lived
in the Chateau when he visited Mont-
real
ontreal in 1776 in his effort to persuade
the French Canadians to join the new
nation to the south, but his was a vain
every intention that this happy state-
of
tateof affairs shall continue and maintains
fifteen hatcheries in the province. The
lobsters are also guarded out of sea-
son by strict protective laws.
The Nova Sootia 1919 lobster sea-
son has been very satisfactory, The
total catch is given as 5,825,096
pounds, valued at $1,396,946. The
catch was somewhat smaller than in
1918, when the quantity was 6,285,820
pounds, but a Bitch higher valuation.
is put on the 1919 catch. The value
of the 1918 catch was $799,397. In
1919 there were 1,020,864 pounds of
lobsters put up in the canneries and
4,831,232 pounds of live lobsters Were
exported. In Nova Scotia the price
for live lobsters was 10 cents a pound,
but much higher prices were paid in
Boston, where canned Nova Scotia
lobster brought 67..S cents a pound.
The 1919 season lasted only from nolle During his stay there he es -
March 1 to flay 31, instead of from. tablished the Montreal "Gazette,"
December 15 to May g1, as in pre -
which is still running. Needless to
vious rears. say, he did not found this paper for
the purpose of propaganda.
Fishing With Spiders' After 1849, the Chateau was for
Webs. ' thirty-five years used for government
re -
Fishing -nets made' of spider's wales!offices. When the government re -
These are among the curiosities of moved to Ottawa, the city presented
New Guinea and other islands of thethe Chateau to the Numismatic and
South Seas. In the forests of New Autiquarlan Society for a museum,
Guinea huge spiders', webs, about six and as such it is unique. Its coilec-
feet in diameter, are to be found. tion contains all sorts of things rang -
•They are woven in a largo mesh, inn from Crude home-made utensils
fashioned by the clumsy hands of Iron -
and vary from one inch to one eighth
of an inch in the centre. tier habitants to portraits done by
world-renowned artists. One of the
These webs have great resisting
powers, and the natives arrange for most precious things among the
the spiders to spin their fishing -nets •thousands catalogued is the Louis -
for them. At the place where the bourg bell, hung in the church there
webs are thickest they set up long in 1724.
bamboos bent over hi a loop at the'
ile who drops a penny'' in the con-
tribution plate generally expects a
ee serinpn :in retain, •
SCIATICA
Would you be rid of flank
sickening pseseethat stump
knife -)lire thrust along titre
poietlo nerve -course at
every movement? Theta.
rli es have found lasting
Templeton's
u -.
�e mati
!I:C
Capsules
Many doctors presorlbe
them.
Write'pempletons, 1E
Ring St. 'W.,Toronto, for
free saYmple.
everywhere fore$1 04 gists
ASTHMA
'rempleton'e RAZ -til A 11 pap»
soalees are gusaraDnotneetd stuo.lreerliaen
other day.
WriteTempietons,142E1ngg at.
W., Toronto, forfreesample,
Rellable druggists sell them at
81.04 a box. c,
Stick It.
It isn't the man in the valley below'Who can see the first fttish of the
e
morrow;
'Tia the man who •Danstick it and
climb to the top,
Through the struggle and trouble and
sorrow.
Say never a word though the going be
rough,
Og
r though some may at times try to
"come it,"
Just carry right on; you can breathe
on the top;
There is elbow -room up on the sum -
mitt
proof of it,
"They say he ie enmenseiy wealthy."
know lee is, 1 have seen him
order a substantial meal and then
have enough left to tip the waiter,"
For
Spanish
Influenzal
end. In a short time the snider weaves Doubtful Testimonial.
a web on this frame, which he finds "I don't know whether to accept this
conveniently made for bim. testimonial or not," mused the hair -
The native then uses this net to restorer man. .
catch fish of about one pound in "What's the matter with it?" de -
weight, and the mesh of the net is not mended the advertising manager
broken by the water or by the weight
of the fish.
The spider that spins those nets is
about the size of a. small hazel nut,
with hairy dark brown legs, spread-
ing to about two inches,
Silk, not cotton, should be used
when basting velvet,
o
stomach to such an extent that my
heart would palpitate .at an alarming
rate. These conditions brought on
extreme nervousness and irritability,
and I found my general health so
much affected, that the least exertion
would tire me and I sleptbut poorly.
T had been doctoring for several
months, with no result beyond slight
temporary relief, when I was advised
by a friend to try Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. I decided to follow this advice
and got a half a dozen boxes. Good re-
sults soon began to Show from this
treatment, and the further continued
use of the pills have made me a well
woman. I can cheerfully recommend
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to similar
sufferers."
The purpose of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills is to build up the blood. They
do this one thiug and they do it weIL
They are an invaluable remedy in dis-
eases arising from bad or deficient
blood, as rheumatism, neuralgia, after
"Well," explained the boss, "the effects of the grip and fevers. The
man writes 'I used to have three bald Pills are guaranteed to be free from
spots on the top of my head, but since opiates or any harmful drug and can -
using a bottle of your hair restorer I not injure the most delicate system.
have only one: " You can get these' pills through any
dealer in medicine, or by mail at 50
The enjoyment of beautiful flowers cents a box or six boxes for $2:50
is common to all the inhabitants of from The an Williams' Medicine Co.,
Japan. Brockville, Ont.
The Liniment that Cures All
Ailment
The Climax.
Toungly; "Did you ever notice that
the matrimonial prooess is like tbat
of making a call? You go to adore,
you ring a belle, and you give your
name to a maid,"
Oyntcus "Yes, and then ye u're
taken in."
A Queer Snake.
A queer African species of snake,
which lives on eggs, has a tooth-like
spike projecting downward from its
backbone, just behind the head, which
is tipped with enamel. When it swills
Owe an egg the latter passes down
the • gullet ,until it encounters the
spike, which breaks• the sheil. Thus
no part of the fluid contents is. lost,
as would, be the Dasa if the snake were
obliged to bite the egg with its uiottth-
fangs.
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Tarmouth,
One Trial
of Grape -buts
will 'do more than many wordsto
convince you of - the goodness of
,this wheat and barley food,
Eut xt f;` worth, saying that Grape
Nuts contains all the nutriment of
the rains ie 4.eacl.. , to eat, requires
no 'sng4aialfieleTs,no. waste.
Grape -Nuts is a 13uilcier
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"Pesky Polly!"
The Shortage of Homes.
First Bird: "Didn't you come north
unusually soon?"
Second. Bird: "Yes, heard nests are
going to be awfully scarce."
MONEY ORDERS.
Buy your out-of-town supplies with
Dominion Express Money Orders.
Five Dollars- costs three cents.
Cls.ssiied Advertisements!
Ti6VAINS' COMPLETE Is s--ttTeraeltat
will pay Y44x, eQrgW
e ,Steven
i'eterborough, Ontarico '
wAvakc 013.111.
114.19' SECTI(JN t'ARM LAID
ai al virn soil, eurrounding lat1 •+xtxnd
cultivation,'l' ear I3attlefore. SeeIun11C .
a Rose, 18 itutheriord .Ave, . l,tell,
Mlnard's Liniment for sale everywhere
World's Largest City.
London is no longer the most popu-
lated city in the world. Greater New
York, according to the latest returns,
now claims over 8,000,000 inhabitants,
against the 7,400,000 of Greater Lan-
don. Estimates in 1914 showed New
York to be. only 100,000 inhabitants be-
hind. But it is perhaps a little of a
shock to find that Landon is now
headed by almost a million. Paris,
Chicago, Petrograd, Tokyo, Berlin,
and Vienna are the only other cities
that have passed 2,000,000.
The Manitoba, Grain Growers' As-
sociation leas been changed in name to
the United Farmers of Manitoba. The
principles of this body however remain
the same.
Clean up the little tasks of to -day
and be ready for the big tasks of to-
morrow.
lift off Corns!
Doesn't hurt a bit and Freezone
costs only a few cents.
BILIOUS!
Quick! Get Liver and
Bowels Right with.
"Cascarets"
?OA $.L*
VAT ELL X4 x't'7llD $r3t'Ai
e T and lob pr'intlnI plant It'ra
Tait 1.64..
Iwra o4 e t
O •to e1!
ntau_., u u
Botto.
o for 51,04 on pulo�r sa
Warton i'ub1tahtn% Co., Lt¢„ Toronto,
002r0Ox. 'i@14Q1ji)Bp,
011OO'L yrE1AC 1110115 --314103 BE
mone to spare. time--sendCo et
Y a rublisitlhg ,,
sill to Itatap Yer
Columbine, Tcronto.
Cal OFT BLIVI WANTED, a IN. Albs
thicker, chipped green from se",
Do not sell until you communicate with
Us. Keenan Bros. Limited, Owen So end,
Ont,
gri AXIOM. TUNIOR.S. LUD3kS, E'rf.
IL/ internal and external, cured withou
pato by our home treattnent. Write
beton, u ttoo lute
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Telephone operators in Egypt ars
required to spealt Fnglisll, T'renc'h,
Italian, Greek, and Arabic..
Ask for Minard's and take no other.
The tea tree is an evergreen.
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Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indiges-
tion, Sallow Skin, and Miserable Head-
aches come froma. torpid liver and
sluggish bowels, which cause the
stomach to become filled with undi-
gested food, which sours' and fer-
ments, 'forming acids, gases, and
poisons. Cascarets to -night will give
your bilious liver and constipated
bowels a. thorough. cleansing and
straighten you out by morning. Cas -
carets never sicken or inconvenience
you like nasty Calomel, Salts, 'Oil, or
griping Pills. They work while you
sleep.
A
Constipation Cure
A druggist says : "For nearly
thirty years I have coanmended
the Extract of Roots, known as
Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup, for
the radical cure of constipation
and indigestion. It is an old
reliable remedy that never rails
to do the work." 30 drops
thrice daily. Get the Ga nuine,
at druggiists.
dS/ifc16RS�e.
.Autar3ea's :Pioneer Dor 11,ms-•les
Itnoh on
DOG DISEASES
ani Desw to Vasa
Mailed Ii'ree to,any Ad-
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3L Clay Glover Co., Sae.
118 West 31st Street
New York, U.S.A.
With your fingers! You can lift off
any hard corn, soft corn, or corn between
the toes, and the hard skin calluses from
'bottom of feet.
A tiny bottle of "Frey 1 nes costsrops
at any drug store; appy few
upon the corn or callus. Instantly it
stops hurting, then shortly you lift that
bothersome corn or callus right off, root
and all, without one bit of pain or sore
tress, "'rulyI No bumbugt
A woman was showing off a parrot
to a guest. "He is a very clever bird,"
she said, enthusiastically, "and talks
beautifully."
"You're a liar," said the parrot.
A than made a bet with a friend that
he would teach the latter's. parrot to
say• the word "hallow" in one lesson.
Accordingly he sat down beside the
bird's cage and repeated the word
"hallos," "hallos," "hallos," without
pausing, for nearly ten minutes, the
parrot meantime remaining apparent.
ly quite unheeding, and so motionless
as to suggest sleep—altogether a sin-
gularly unpromising pupil, Nothing
daunted, the teacher, atter a brief
pause to take, breath, begau once
more. "Halloo, hal~loa." Rousing him-,
Self with ostentatious effort, Polly
faced his instructor with a cold and
glittering eye. and exclaimed, "Line's
busy!„
A.n eagle kills its • pre r , witb its
claws and neve); vc itIt its, beak, . '
DON'T NEGLECT ,
RHEUMATIC . N
Go after it with Sloan's
Liniment before it gets
dangerous
Apnly a little, don't rub, let it pene-
trate, and—good-by twinge! Same for
external aches, pains strains, stiffness
of joints or.znuscles pains, strains,
Instant relief without mussiness or
soiled clothing. Reliable—the biggest
sellingii; inient year after year. Eco-
xianiical by reason of 'enormous sales.
Keep a big bottle ready at all times.
Made iia,Canada. Ask your druggist
for ` ,14'ad',M,.,Lininleet.
&l;c 7OC $3.10,
,.,i;aWE'ix°
SiNCE 01870
PIMPLES ON FACE
CUTICURA HEALS
Caused Disfigurement. itchy and
Dunning, Had Restless Nights.
"My face came out in Retie pint.
plan that were sore, and I scratched
them constantly, and then
they turned into scales,
causing much disfrgurc-
ment. The skin was soachy
that 1 irritated it by scratch.
r1 Ong. The burning was
11 tierce, and I had many rest-
less nights.
"This trouble lasted about a year
before I used Cuticura Soap and
Ointment, and after using three calms
of Soap enct two boxes of Ointment
I was healed." „(Signed) tel'. Byrn,.
St. Basile, Que., Nov. 23, 1918.
Ivlake Cuticura Soap, Ointment
and Talcum your daily toilet prep-
arations.
Soap 25c, Oletaont 25 sn3 50e. Sold
throughoutthaDominion. Canediant spot:
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gems-Cuticura Seep Seep aliases-witheut ma¢
LET "DANDERINE"
SAVE YOUR HAiR
Get rid of every bit of that
ugly dandruff and stop
falling hair
r*f
A little "Danderine" cools, cleanses
and makes the feverish, itchy scalp
soft and pliable; then this stimulating
tonic penetrates to the famished hair
roots, revitalizing and invigorating
every hair in the head. thus stopping
the hair falling out. or getting thin,
dry or fading.
After a few applications of "Dander -
Me" you seldom find a fallen hair or
a particle of dandruff, besides every
hair shows new life, vigor, brightness,
more color and thickness.
_ A few cents buys a bottle of de
ray lintel -;s r lightful "Dauderine" at any drug or
s.9t $i IPO toilet counter.
ONLY TABLETS MARKED
"BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN
Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross"
- The name "Bayer" identifies the
only genuiee .Acer irinaethe Aspirin
prescrrbedbyphysicians for ovcrvino-
tees years and now made in Canada.
Alsva.ys baya an unbroken package
of " B,ti-cr ;Cabtct:i c l wl:lnrin' which
%nit:TO 13 C4117
tT ' rr r i (registered 1
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, 17..!ilc• rn , i. , !!e �r'l,1 ti'trCteien t
xer. '' P' ar Cr Ir•h1 e$
till!. is L,1.1.'.'1 NV; •.a L.•w:: 5m.eral t...»5
contains. proper ilireetioras for Colds,
Headache, Toothache, Parache, Neu'
ralgia, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Neuri'
tri, Joint Pains, and Pain generally.
Tin bores of 12 tablets cote but
a few cents. Larger "Bayer" packages.
seer'aesTost etesest say "Ztt3'"re
o (lens ateS of .layer 1,Ittnefeeture of Motto'
in well known that .Aspirin =sena 'Coster
l:nntetln^s, the Tibl.rt•' of Bayer. Con:ettAY
raarlt, the -"Mayer Co -n".