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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1919-12-11, Page 3Men Who RefllevAl 11 •.gowns. ^� .1 Several timee iu the world'; history crowns have 13000 as pron1pliy reject. ed no though t:1ey were very damaged and wurtbic.. erticles indeed, Early In that last century the crown of Greece was offered to Lord Byron, who died befr,:ct he had a chance to accept R. Later on, Queen Victoria's second .x:11, t1(0 late Duke of Min - burgh, was h„ltcd to become ping of the llellenee, but the jealousy et foreign powers decided his refusal, Thea It vas offered in turn to Mr. Gladateee .old Benjamin Disl'neli, Earl of • lieaeml10cld, but neither was at- tracted by the honor. Napoleon anticipated the patriotic Hungarians by wishing to separate Hungary 000111 Austria in 1809, when he offered the separate crown to the great Ilnngarien Count elsterllazy. But the Count refused and went into temporary e3ii10. Early in I ho history of Russia, when it was scarcely acknowledged 110 a port of civilized Europe, the imperial throne was offered first to Prince Mstislayski, and then to Prince Paz- Itarski, but they roared to undertake such a Miceli task, Finally a youth of sixteen, 1Tiehael, Wan elected ou condition that he swore that lie and his descendants should reign as coetaltutional sovereigns. He was the first llumeneff—anti now once again there lo no Czar reigning in Rus- sia. Later on, when Czar Alexander I. died in 1829, his brother Constantino was the Their, but 11e preferred the eecurit.y of private life, and Mantled it un to his younger brother, Nicholas I. George Washington's army wished Io mance him It king, but he preferred to be the first 1'rc'nhient of the U.S.A. Wolzcierf'ul Caves. ielephanta- one of the small islands which dot the Apollo Bonder Harbor at 0 group of caves, : s i . , t b cul which contain acme really remarkable carvings on Meir walls, huge figures, several ttmee larger titan human be- tugs--m(,n and - W003011 principally— and a ser!c 1 of scenes, chiefly ellc- eorical, sa1'T to be al least two thous. and yen..: ':'.d. draw crowds of people ?rem (111 parte. The reve, eaa approached by cleans Of small t'i'c nilly, from whieli, when the tide. permile, one steles on to a long and very slil;per'y causeway built of large stones. Iho island itself is well worth a visit in the cold weather, as it is called in the Far East. From tho top of the cliffs a beauti- ful vices of Bombay and the surround- hlg islands is obtained, and the balmy, seen' -hides breezes, the brilliant sun- shine, blue sky, a11(1 tropical coloring, male cn10 fuel that life is worth. liv- ing. The natives themselves are pie. turesque, though dirty, and a guide Is easily obtainable for a rupee or so, An the, sou begins to set, the birds sing more sweetly and emphatically, an there, a i until ltdisappears, d e e, s u the Ilnt countries, at that hour insect life makes itself heard to a remark- able degree. Indescribable colors p0ir_t the heave:et in one exqutsite pie. to (c. Thi: all home in the soft brilliance of the Moonlight, while the stars hang like largo jewels in the velvet sky, is something Worthy of remembrance. E ,t3 teSelye%kiC:?raal12A',m41!+ri'Pn''Ct4201 f i . `i'he Newest Designs lei Ii: "e.'XmJ` 142; c 7' t',7m.'AZT ai,,, a �:.. Dickens and the Compositors. Among the many distinguished traits of Charles Dickens was bio in- ability to prepare manuscripts which could be read with accuracy or pleas- ure by the unfortunate compositors assigned to "set" them. James Froward, a former compositor in the printing house which published Dickens's "Edwin Drood," found oc- casion recently to make some remarks on the subject. "Iris writing was just impossible," says Mr. I3oward. "Our firm recog- nized the difficulties of our task and allowed us fifty per cent. extra pay- ment for the work. But this induce- ment did not attract us, Thera were about eighteen Of us working on "Ed. Win Drood," and we were all anxious to get otiior work to print. Our atti- tude towards Dickens was, I believe, reflected in his attitude toward us, We said very unkind things about him and he reciprocated, "We did the best we could with the manuscript that came along. Wo used to -hold long discussions as to the moaning of some',rlark on his copy, and ofton we could not decipher It and had to make a guess. Tho proofs were sent to liim, and he used to tear them to shreds When the corrected proofs cattle, back they were in a worse state than hie original Dopy. Dickens had corrected them beyond recogni, tion. It was abvious that he could not read hilt own writing, for the changes he nr0c10 were nothing like the origin- al. Really Rich. Two email boys were boasting, after the lnan11er of children, about the wealth of their respective fathers, "STy pa" said Ray, "has so much Motley that ho doesn't know how to spend it," "That's nothing," 8aid Roy, "My gals g(:t so mach money that my mo can't speed 'it!" Tilers aro over sixty known varies tics of the banana, with as great, or greater, variation in 00111racter ail in the different !Maio oIf tipples. 8177.9138 01744157 No. J174-1,ttdiea: Waist. Price, 25 cents. Pleated front pared, two styles Of sleeve, Cut in 0 sizes, 34, 36, 38, POOR THIN BLOOD BRINGS INDIGESTION 111nke the Blood Rich and Red by Using i)r. Williams' Pink PD .& Thin -blooded people generally have 21011aoll 11001/10. They seldom recog- nize the fact that thin blood 10 the cause of Indigestion, but it 18. Thin blood, weak, watery blood, Is one of the 1110st common causes of etOlnil(.'11 trouble, 'rite glandu that furnish the digestive fluids are diminished in their activity, the stomach 011(00100 are weakened and Co re is a loss of nerve force. In this state nothing will more quickly restore appetite, diges- tion and a normal liutritan than good, 01011, red blood, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills act directly on the blood, leaking it rich and reel, and this enriched blood strengthen, weak 10/1000, stimulates tired muscles, and awalkens to normal activity the glands that supply the digestive 11311110. The first elgn of returning health is an improved appetite, and soon the effect of these blood improving pills 40, 42, 44, 46, 48 and. 50 ins. bust is felt throughout the whole system. measure. Size 36 requires, with dart You find that what you eat does not sleeves, 214 yds. 30 ins. wide, or 1% distress you and that you are dally ?ds. 45 ins. wide; with bell sleeves, growing rtronlfer and more vigorous, u.s yds. 36 ins, wide, or 11"0 ,yds. 46 lIr. J. J. Murray, Regent Street, 'Jo- ins. wide. ionto, bears testimony to the value of No. 9157—Ladies' Two -Piece Skirt. Dr, Williams' Pink Pills in cases of Price, 25 cents. Panel front with two- this loud, He say's:—"During the late piece "eaught-undcr" tunic; 39 or 37- for part of 1918 I was a skit man, My inch length. Cut in 6 sizes, 24, 26, 28, stomach seemed simply down and out. 30, 32 and 34 ins. waist measrre, Size I had no desire for food, and when I 20 requires, without tunic, 39 -inch ate It distressed me. I was pale, did Length, 2?s yds. 36 Jr 45 ins. wide' not sleep well, naturally got up in the with tunic, 81-in'•11 length, 54 yds. 90 morning feeling grouchy. My wife or 45 ins. wide. Width around bottom, was worried over my condition and lie yds. No. 9177—Ladies' Overdress. Price, 25 cents. Cut in 8 sizes, 31, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 18 ins, bust measure. Size 36 requires 3?!4 yds. 36 ins: wide, or 204 yds. 54 ins. wide. . 9138—Skirt, Sizes 22 to 39, Price, 20 cents. These patterns, may bo obtained from your local McCall dealer, or from the il:TeCali Co., 70 Bond St., Toronto, Dept. W. A new white enameled steel kitchen cabinet is made in units to fit any de- sired space, .... _._. urged me to try Dr. ' llliams' 1.'init Pills, reminding me of the good they had done our eldest daughter when she was 111 a somewhat similar condi- tion. I decided to follow her advice and got a supply and here is the story in a nutshell: I have got lay appetite back, sleep soundly at night; enjoy my meals and am so gratified with what the pills have done for me that I strongly advise their use for all pale, sick people." You can gct Dr. Williams' Pink Pills through any dealer in Medicine, or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. • Oil r All -Wrong C lendar Tlhare aro many defects 111 our pre- The "extra" day will fall each year sent almanac. At the present 11100113011 between the last day of June and the for example. Britons are living in the first day of July, It will bear some year 1119, Egyptians in the year 1636, smolt name --that is to say, it will Jaws in the year 5,650, and the 1110- not be a :Monday or a Tuesday or a hamm,srlan calendar has just entered the I;a38Ih year of Hetire. In Russia, to -day le thirteen days behind our ewe date. There are some people who, for rea- sons hard to determine, object to nl- taring the calendar or the clock on principle. I Wonder whether. Julius Cmsat' was ci6ticissd when he intro- duced his calendar reforms? Very likely. The alteratlone whieli are now Pro- posed come from Prance, and in the main they are admirable. Originally, when all the uations, excepting Hol- land, Italy, and Denmark, had agreed to consider a new sebemo which could be universally adopted, the task of preparing a solution w»s given to the Berlin Academy of Science. But the war interferd with this plan, and France undertook to try her hand at the puzzle, with the result that she has now prepllracl It scheme for cousidera- ton. Symmetry in form and ellipticity in operation aro the golden rules she has followed. This is hots France seg' gests the reconstructed year should be formed: There will be 864 ordinary days and one "extra" day, Each quarter will comprise three months, the first two of which will contain thirty slays, and the last thirty-one. Thus, March, Jnne, September, and December will be the four long ones, with thirty-one days each, and the remaining eight will be the short ones, with thirty days each. Nota that February is at last to be riased from its 1gllorninous position, Which it has borne since the Emperor Augustus stole a day from it in order that his own month, August, might be increased to the length of Julius Csesar'5 month, July! How is the "extra" day to be dealt with? Isere we come to the really pretty point in the scheme, Buying Newspapers With Seals. 7t unounced hy'a Perislen paper 1l vr't19r' 'that 011 snbecrihers will be allowed to pill'e11are ten pontiffs of sugar et wet prlee, and 1(110:0 sugar is about the evarenst commodity at present In fart;;, it is likely that the proprietors will (lo well. Papers have resorted to all '.Arts of curlous (140i1.0)1 in order to hterna50 1,11011' efreuhdlan. At ono time the Palle 'Petit Iden,' then In 10.0 water, was purrllar0d by 51. Henri Deutsch, who anuouncr d that 130 would give alr119' 100,006 ponies a day- sa many to Iuenlb('r( of r: riolls professions, 2M00 to ureas -nick,:,' . 1,000 to butetior1,-500 to dentists, and :30 00. I9ditoril lu 1,3,1 clSlltza,l lend; have been known to committee mittee that they will tape subscriptions in kind. Take, for hlet.auce, the following an- nr.uneement from a far -Western jour- nal: "have you paid your subscrip- tion yet' Remember that 00011 an editor ,aunt live, If the hard times have struck your shebang, don't tar- get turnips, potatoes and corn Id the shock are most 53 welcome as hard cash at the 'Clem' office. .'leo hard - weed. Our latch -string is ;1.vays nut, Or t11e geode 0011 be delivered to 001, ,t -vire, who -will give receipt in our 1111• settee." Imagine buying et palter for three or four turniys: Greenland 11110 31 newspaper publish - , ed at Clod Heald. called 111e 'IOalonik' mik.' It is a monthly periodical printed n (he Eskimo language. The subscription is one zeal for 1. year, two eider duel: for three months, while single . copies costa d.lb-chick j apiece, the latter being a small, eat- ' able sae -bird. Even in r;nr.q,e suIsen•ilaions in , loud have Leen roceivc:1. In 1S87 the editor of the 'Iaibote; a paper emit - Belied in Munich, offered to receive subscriptions to his periodical at the' !'ate 01 six gallons et beer per year. WELL L SA'Y'ISSg! I ED i -VITA BABY'S OWN TABLETS Friday, as the case might be. It is baniolled from the usual sequence in order that the days of the week luny remain perpetual in their arrange- ment. January 1st will always fall on Mon- day. So will Christmas. Dominion Day will also come on Monday. The day of your birthday will never change. Monotonous, perhaps, but After delightfully Y sial le. p awhile, 've shall know which weekdays attach to which dates automatically, and many mistakes and perplexing calculations w>li.be saved. Each year will begin on a Monday. Each quarter will contain exactly thir- teens' weeks --one suit iu the pack, Each quarter will begin, on a Monday. The "extra" day is proposed as an international holiday. Few will grumble at that. I hardly like the sug. gestion to call it Peace Day, however. Peace Day is November 11011, and al- ways will be, and, anyway, why should the war, with all its bitterness and tragic memories, be `dragged in? This is about the only objection I have per- sonally against the French proposals. In regard to leap years, these will have two "extra" days instead of one —the first between Juno and July, as already mentioned, and the second oe- tweeu December and January. As we err at present oy, the side of lavish- ness, it is proposed to reduce the pre- sent number of leap years by one in every four thousand years. But that will not cause us any trouble in calculations in our genera. Hon. These sltggestons are, In lay opinion, excellent. But perhaps I (11n one of those adventurous souls who grasp rashly at new things! What do you think of them? Shall you bacit thele up when the time comes, or cling to evils that you know rather than fly to others that you knew not of, If your tea or coffee does make you restless or. nervous, try This delightful cereal drink is not only wholesome and economi- cal but is truly satisfying in its rich coffee -like flavour, It can be served, to the youngest as well as oldest, for it leaves absolutely. no harm.,' ful after-effects. Mrs. Emile Malette, Montpelier, Que., Writes:—"I have used Baby's Owe Tablets for some time and am well satisfied with then. They are surely the best medicine 11(novr of for little ones." What Sire. Malette says thousands of other mothers say. Once they have used the Tablet_: for their children they would use nothing else. The 'tablets are a mild but thorough lnl,4ativ0; aro absolutely tree from opiates, nareatles or other harm- ful drugs and may bo given to the youngest tinily wltb perfect safety and good results. They are 'oid by uiedi- ciao dealer's or by mail et 25 cents a box lro'3n The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co„ Broc'IcvBie, Out, A Good Warfare. Live or die, E'er fight shy Of all sin, Out or in. 1t will, kill, Or snake nil, All that you Try to do. Cast it out, There's no doubt Or its power, Ev'r'y hour. • Seel( Clod's grace In Life's race— Ho will give Strength to live. —!'red Scott Shepard, I was cured of terrible lumbago by MINARD'S LINIMJENT. REV. WM. BROWN. I was cured of a bad case of oar - ache by MINARD'S LINIMENT. MRS. S. KAULBAOI(. I was cured of sensitive lungs by MINARD'S LINIMENT. MRS. S, MASTERS. LET "DANDERINE" SAVE YOUR HAIR Check ugly ( andruif! Stop hair corning out and double its beauty, 1'p A little "Ilsndrrine" cools, cleanses and mal(ee the feverish. itchy scalp soft acid pliable; then this stimulat- ing tonic penetrate:: to the famished hair roots, revitelizin;; and invigorat- ing every hair in the head, thus stop- ping the hair falling out, cr getting thin, dry, or fading. After a few applications of "Dauder- ine" you tleidanl find a fallen hair or a particle of dandruff, besides every hair shows new life, vigor, brightness, more color aucl thickness. A few cents buys a bottle of de- lightful "Danocrine" at any drug or toilet 000o10r, Still, It Furnished the Place. Bell( education had small place in Phelan 'a hard life as et miner. When he was nearing forty, he made a strike in a 081'00111 claim rte had taken up and became a millionaire several times over. Having been obscure all his life, he was most susceptible to flattery, .old ' l 9 friends .son learned the trick of its o getting money front him. A miners' Club was organized, and in considera- tion of having his 1181110 lettered over the entrance Phelan was enticed into paying for the furnishings. When everything was ready ter the opening, , he was invited to inspect the quarters. "Yeti fellows ought to feel pretty proud of teas layout," he remarked. "We should," answered one of the mann ittee mem "if We only had a! chandelier for this hall." Phelan considered for a moment.' "Well, ho asked, "what'll it cost?" -Three hundred dollars," was the ready reply. "I'll get it," the millionaire an- nounced, "but 1'11 fret there ain't a 'loop cue of you can play 1t:" Sergeant: "Did you ever do picket duty before?" Recruit: "Sure! When- ever they killed` a chicken at home I had to pick it." Mouth as Piano Player. A writer who lost his right arm when he was a youth, sends an in- teresting account of the ingenious manner in which he carries on in spite of his handicap. "I got up at seven o'clock," he says, "wash, shave, scrub mY finger 0alis by holding a small pall -brush between my teeth, and time myself without any help, To fill a pipe and strike a match is an easy matter, while years ago I learned to white with my left hand. "I often play whist, and can place lay Oarc18 together as quickly its anyone. But I find my chief height and ordey Ment in paying the piano or organ, 1 love both, I do not play with my left hand only, but play the lower notes With it Stick in my mouth. "I can alien a ;boiled egg and oat 1t as quickly as anyone with their two !lands, while in 10ga1•d to wrapping up. a parcel and securing the same with string, I challenge any grocer to do the job mora neatly. "Poe1111g au apple Is quite 01311p10, 1 can open a penknife 131 an instant.. "No one need despair tubo has lost one of their arms. It is awkward at first, but after a row weeks It 18 sur- prising what one call do for ti oiu- solves, So to all who have lost an Moi I Say, 'Cheerio! It might have boon worse!' " —0 0 ° SUFFERING CATS! GIVE THIS MAN THE GOLD MEDAL ° s Let folks step on your feet hereafter; wear shoes a size smaller 1f you like, for corns will never again send electric sparks of pain through you, according to this Cincinnati authority. He says that a few drops of a drug called freezane, applied directly upon a tenter, aching corn, instantly re- lieves soreness, and soon the entire corn, root and all, lifts right out. This drug 15 a sticky ether com- pound, but dries at once and simply shrivels up the corn without inflaming or even lrrttatiug t11e surrouuding tissue. It is claimed that a quarter of an ounce of 000000ne obtained at any drug store will cost very little but 1s snfl. dent to remove every hard or soft Dorn or callus from one's feet. Cut this out, especially if you are a woman reader who wears high heels. "SYRUP OF FIGS' CHILD'S LAXATIVE Look at tongue! Remove poi- sons from Elle stomach, liver and bowels Accept "California" Syrup of Pigs only --loop for the name California on the p1101(nge, then you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless laxuilve or physic for the tittle stomach, live' and bowels. Child- ren love its delicious fruity taste, Full dilectioas for child's dose oft each bottle. Give .i1 without fear. Mother! YOU 10110 say "Cali0Oruia," ISSUE. No. 40—'19, Earn $4 Per Ben. Eleven. boys of Goshen, Coma, stal't- e(1 out November 1, 1918, to earn $1,000 profit Iu one your from their liach of hens. They finished the ex- periment November 1 of this year and atter checking up results And that they passed that mark considerably, earning $1,790.43 above feed costs. The number of hens in the eleven clocks varied somewhat, during the year, but the average total each 1000th of the year wad 436 kens, This means that the boys made a profit of a little more than $4 above feed cost per hen, At the came time the Gosbcn boys launched their experiment nine boys of West Hartford entered into a elm'. lar venture. As some of those boys lived in suburban he331ee with limited facilities for keeping' chickens they ow,ned fewer hens thee the Goshen boys. The average total for each month was 200 hens. Although 111011' total prolate were but $754.96, their profits per bird were $3.92, but little less than that of the 00011011 boyo. Now the boys think they can beat their own record and both clubs plan to 0011ti(luo their work another year. MONEY ORDERS. Send a Dominion Express Money Order. Five Dollare costs three cants. Valuable Dead. A horse when dead has by no means ceased to bo useful. His hide, being extremely tough. is the best of all met oriole for covering baseballs. His mane and tall ora incomparable stuff- ing for curled -hair mattresses, or may be utilized for haircloth and fishing lines. Ills bones furnish excellent buttons and from his hoots are ob- tained glue, the beeat10ul pigment called "Prussian blue," and a particu- larly fine gardener's fertilizer rich in ammonia and known as "hoof meal." 22inard's Liniment Cares Distemper. Sings to Her Cows. A Swiss milkmaid with a musical singing voice obtains better wages than one who cannot sing, as the cow that is soothed with a pleasing melody during milking, it is said, yields one- fifth more milk, CARBON! • Rid System of Clogged -up Waste and Poisons with "Cascarets." Like carbon clogs and chokes a mo- tor, so the excess bile in liver, and the constipated waste in the bowels, pro- duce foggy brains, headache, sourcid stomach, indigestion, sallow .&in, sleepless nights, and bad colds. Let gentle, harmless "Cascarets" rid the system of the toxini, acids, gases, and poisons which are keeping you Up- set. Take Cascarets and enjoy the nicest, gentlest laxative-eathartic you ever experienced. Cascarets never gripe, sicken, or cause inconvenience. They work while you sleep. A box of Cascarets costs so little too. GET SLOAN'S FOR YOURRELIEF F PAIN �� Yo=n don't lo;roe to rub it in to ;,"et quid:,. comfort- ing relief Ontw you've tried it on that stiff joint, sore muscle, sciatic pain, rheu- matic twinge, lame back, you'll find a wartn, soothing relief you never thought a liniment could produce. Won't stain the skin, leaves no muss, hasten no time in applying sure to give quick results. A large Mottle means economy. Your own or any other druggist has it. Madc.in.Can- ada. Get It today. 358., 70c., 8140, Classified Advertisements. AGENTS WANWIJD. rOliteI AIT AGENTS DI:)BIfilITG_ 1l Prints, Finished I'ortralts and +'ranlee, write for Catalogue and, Prior List ,United Art Co., 4 Ilrunowlelc Toronto. 0055021It5! '0Z0GO$, 1"rENTI0N1 AI.B11710 DOWNING, t`anuda's most successful tenor soloist, supplies o°ncert taiynt fur whole c1' Part Lroaranlnles. I;e 103°00 all the best Wi'ite now for terms. Nordhelin-, ors, Toronto. WA20Tma 1LWIt8T CLASS GARAGIa OiIAN. State ex0erteace and wagon wanted. Iteld fires., Rothwell. Ont. rdS140ELLAriE013711. rafPleUVE 00131(3 BREAD! JUST ADI? a teasppconfui a1' HO-MAYDE 13RICAD 1MPRO6F.It to 30111' regular' bnktng and get a larger, doer, and ewceter (oaf, which will not dry out so quickly. Per- feetiy wholesome, Ask your grocer, or send fifteen cents for a naek„ge. '100- Mayde Produets Co., Toronto, 6.'5 A'.0011, TUMORS. Z.UlirPB: "R'r0., '5J!nterual and exteinal. cured without nein by our home treatment Write us 1000re too late. Dr. Hellman Medical (`. a.. Limited. Contort -rood. Ont. Trousers Hint. Save all the stocking tops and 080 them to lino the knees and seats of boys' treuclers where they aro thin. Being elastic, the stocking tops adjust themselves snlocthly, and yet can be stretched If necessary. miner2s hutment Cares Gargct in Cows. The London buses run over a quar- ter of a million miles every day. This means that every day they complete a journey as far ss from the earth to the moon; anll every year the journeys equal the distance to the .sun, SINCE 1870 3024.8rsCCU HB America's Pioneer Dog $emodiea H oak on fes: DOG DISEASES and Eow to reed Mailed Free to any Ad- dress by the Author, E. Clay Glover Co., 'ac. 115 'Vest 81st Street New perk, Yves, Cold. All>, Gorse—Not A Bit of Cough04 t Left Feel great this morning. As soon as I felt it coming on yesterday I used Gray's Syrup end nipped it in the bud. Just couldn't miss an hour et the office, we arc so busy and lhorfhanded. Gray's Syrup is a habit in our, family, the folks have used it for sixty years. 1 Always buy (ho Lnrao Sias CO +�t 3ABY COYEREE1 %kflTL- ECZrJ'AA When 4 Days Alda Cross and Cried. CuticuraHeals. "SS babybW r r had eczema which began when he was about four days old. It came in little pimples and then a rash, and he was cov- ered. He was so cross that he could not sleep, and be cried. "This lasted about two 'awe/ a.. months before we used Cuticura. It helped him, so we bought more, and he was all healed after we had used two cakes of Soap and two boxes of Ointment.” (Signed) Miss Almeda Williams, Youngs Cove, N.B., May 22, 1918. Use Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum for all toilet purposes. Snap 210, Ointment 25 and SOe. Sold throughoattbeDolninion. CsnadianDepot: rout Limited, aha7es without mus. ONLY TABLETS MARDED "BAYER" ARE AS?IREN Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross" For Colds, Pahl, Headache, Neural- package wlli"dr contains complete di- gin, Toothache, 33,araeho, and for rection. Then you are getting real lllleumni.ism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Nnu• Aspirin --the genuine ' Aepil'in pro- rit.ir, take Aspirin marked with the scribed 1,,, physicians for aver tune - name "Bayer' or you are not ta.l(iug teen years, Now made in Canada. As bin at an. handy tit boxes containing' 12 tab- 43'00pt only `?laver Tablets of lets cost 1101 tt few cents, Druggtats Aspirin" in an niilsrul en ".Bayer" also sell larger "Bayer" packages, ' Thewo Is only ono Asp*0irt—"l-ayes"e--l'8i ou "tint say "Davey" A(+rbh1 'Is the trade marls ,(roalatered 1n Canada) of Bane' IJ0 Uraotnro of Melo. noel). 1,11e0 1.0 gal My 11m,c10. W1,1 lo It Ie well known Ihat Asp10111 mrUOs 31ayer maran'actur.', I.t, LRelnt 113 3.3,141,, echIest Imltntlons, the Tablet/1 oI Myer c'ompany- i(dli bo xtan,pod ki>h 11,.13 (.513.051 trade hark, the 71ayer Cram"