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FEMININE GENDER.
Flag at Half - Mara Leaves
Space for Banner of
Angel of Death.
when settle 111W41rnus person dies,
- flags are lowered to half-mast. If ilio•
averego man In the street was ham,
regaled for an explanation he would
l:rchably say it was jtt,t the usuai cur.
tunh. I]owCver, there is a distinct
Meaning in this, for the spare above
left for the flag of the Angel of
Death.
Agmu, a :hip is invariably %^p''t en
of 1(e of the fclti n!ti0 gender; this is
trace:] - to the antic• It Greeks, who
cancel all ,slaps feminine Ila lhhea nut cf
rested to Athena, Goddess of the Sea.
Friday is believed to be an unlnrky
day by those who are saperstitieue
It is mi.erivecr"from the fact it was th
day of Our Lord's Crucifixion, as wet
as the one on which Adam and Eve
ate the forbidden fruit.
Few, perhaps, are aware why a
weathercock is frequently attached to
a chu:'rh steeple. This is believed to
remind people of Peter's denial of our
Sevieur,
"The Fourth Estate."
NEW SUMMER
FROCKS
5014:. 4 26
0034—Child's Dreta. Price, 20 cents.
In 7 rizca, 2 to 111 years. Size 8 re-
quires, tigm'ed, -2 yds, 30 ins. wide;
0 plain, ?i; ycl. 80 ins,
8520—Girl's Dress. Price, 25 cents.
1 In 5 sizes, 0 to 14 years. Size 8 re-
quires 2�'% yds. 30 Ins. wide; sash, 3e
yd. 36 Inc• wide.
J1 urnaliets are spoken of 1(e "mem
hers of the Fourth Estate." Burke is
gel1C1 !Ily credited as behlg the origin
attar of the phrase, foe while address-
ing Parliament one day he said there
were three bratieltes of Government.,
the Bing. the Ilou:e of Lords, and the
Iic:nse of Contn10-n:,, the 'three Ee-
t.ates: -but, turning round to the re-
porter,' gallery, he added, "There sits
the Fourth Estate, far more Important
than the others."
The barber's pole ha: abet a curious
history, In other thnee betters were
also serve -me, and pea/niece the art
of Lhl(ocl(nee and 0 pole v;(1 given
to the 1. et to held in his hard in
miler to k't the blood run mere freely.
'1111 brie ehncld have n lire of blue
]ceet one 62 res and cur, of white,
t.lntl,ll(, rr..ln;l its length, 1,1)1.0 lepre-
hll;t!mg the blood in the veins, rod the
1 toed in the t ,tries, and white the
bendages.
"Uncle" adopts his familiar sign of
three balls over his shop becsuse the
balls forth part et the old Arms of
Lombardy, the people there being the
Met pawnbrokers in existence.
It is a common belief that pea-
t:oche' feathers aro uuhteky. This is
dee to the tradition that the bird open-
ed tee Gate of Paradise to the Serpent.
The nick in. a coat has been a puz-
zler to manly, It is said to date back
to the time of Napoleon. A general
named Moreau hod many followers,
lea they were afraid to openly express
sympathy with him, It was therefore
eprecft to put a Wink on their coats as
0 secret sign. Trio latter einem be
seen In the lapel, representing the
iuit(:l letter of the general's 0010.
The word "Up" finds its origin in
the fact that restaurant keepers used
to pines) a box with 'the words, "To
insure promptness," the initials of
which spell the now familiar term for
grate ity. -
Care of Farmhouse
Telephone.
e.
Much of the poor telephone service
of which we hear is due to ignorance
as to how to use the telephone. This
is particularly true of rural subscrib-
ers. There is no one who is more de-
pendent on the telephone than farm-
ers, except the farmers' wives. When
the telephone is out of order, both are
isolated from town and from their
neighbors. This condition lasts some-
times for weeks because of lack of
knowledge of how to care for the tele-
phone. The following simple rules,
if followed, will not take much time
11nc1 will avoid many service troubles:
Keep the telephone clean, inside and
outside. Dust and moisture permit
leakage of current and make conver-
sation over the telephone less clear.
Do notremove the mouthpiece from
the transmitter. The mouthpiece is
carefully adjusted to feed the sound
waves to the transmitter most effec-
tively.
Do not leave the receiver off the
switch hook. It ruins the dry bat-
teries.
If the telephone fails to operate
satisfactorily do not try to make it
work by jarring or pounding It, This
will not accomplish the result, and
may stake the trouble worse by break-
ing some of the delicate parts of the
Instrument.
If the ringing generator crank will
nc,t turn easily, do not force it. It la
probably due to a ground on the line
and forcing the crank is likely to
Injure the generator.
' The line should be well insulated
with glass insulators, should be kept
clear of the ground, and should not
touch branches or leaves of trees. If
these precautions are not taken it will
he impossible to talk in wet weather.
•T or ate 1 ts}1bs rjj2 . n R rr vritclt-
boar line,'r pi's the $nablitoi11 bf
the central office the shall amount,
in addition to the switching charges,
necessary to cover the cost of main-
taining tiro telephone and line. It is
well worth the stoney as the atten-
tion of a trained telephone lineman
will make it possible to got good ser-
*ice at'al1 times.
Buy Thrift Stamps.
Lift off Corns!
Doesn't hurt a bit and Freezone
costs only a few cents.
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JOY AND GLADNESS
FOR THE CHILDREN
Every ehlhl--whether }l be poor Or
rich, la entitled to joy and gladness.
Health le the 1Jl'thn'irht of all and
there is ale:Mutely no dc.ltht that the
healthy baby 14 a happy batty. It }a
the baby's nature 10 be happy—not
cross. Only the slckly heby 1s prose.
The well child is tt jay to the home—
it le a laughing, giirgliug, happy little
piece of Immunity which (Mem dull
earn from the lemeelin'.d. The elek}y
• baby l;: the opposite --'-he Is metes and
peov!r11; (t'Ies a great deal and is n
0011ree of constant .worry to the
Mather. But nuttbere there le ro pend
of your little One; Lein~ e;b lily. Tie•
gelate the baby's bowels and sweet,:)
his etc:math 1,1th a it nlle 1011
thorough soon
of laxation and h,by will .t,,1(
be well and happy tigele, Thou hmrl .
of mothers havo l revea this through
their nee of Baby's Own Tablet.,—
them is a smile, in every time of the
Tablet?. Give then to your baby and
make hint happy, The Table!:, are
sok] by medicine dealers or by mall
at 25 cattle a box from The Dr. Wil -
name Medicare Co., Brockville, Ont,
Telescopic Photography.
Once upon a time, presumably, the
planet on vvltiell we dwell was very.
Hunch larger than it Is today. It was
still hot, and all the waters of what are
now the oceans were sospeedecl in the
atmosphere in the form of vapors.
As the earth has cocaed, it hos
shrunk; and, doubtless, the same thing
will happen In the course of ages to
Jupiter and Saturn, which aro in just
such a hot and steaming condition 1(e
that ahave described. They aro main -
felled worlds, incapable of supporting
Inhabitanto until they have lied time
to cool and solidity.
hc:vr 1'ecple have hal an oppn1int:fty
to leek .:t those huge, far-tbistaut
'detects with a lirst•elnea modern tele-
scope. 1t le now possible to cbt.,',n
pllotagraphs of Jnpitee and Sateen,
seen 05 one beholds them tbroagb
mach aa1 instrument. They are, of
conree, telescopic phetegrapli i
This is) leng•eleteuee plettegrapee
with a ve:tgence, censidcring the a ,ct
that Jupiter (nearer to 14 t t,ta
Witt ;, s lingers) Yeti can Eft off turn) is on the further verge of the
any }hard ecru, suet corn, Or corn be- enormous gat) of space That eepateees
tween the toes, and the hard skin ca:- the inner group of phulets (Mercury,
]uses from bottom of feet. Venus, Earth and Mars) from the 101-
A tiny bottle of "Freezone" costs er group.
little at any drug store; apply a few All the other seven planets put to -
drops upon the corn or callus. In. t gether would not make a mass ee great
as Jupiter. That planet's equatorial
-diameter Is eleven times that of the
earth; but the distance between Ile
poles is 5,000 miles less, becalfse Its
rapid whirl causes it to bulge at the
middle, giving it it pneeptin shape.
As viewed through the teteecope,
Jupiter look:1 es if belted with rosy
stoutly it stops hurting, then shortly
you lift that bothersome corn or 001112s
right off, root and all, without one bit
of pail or soreness. Truly! No hum•
bug!
The glory of work—yours, aline,
everybody's—is the chief glory of life.
It is not gold or silver, or education and gcldcn clouds. It is, indeed, hid -
or culture; it is not honesty or virtue, den from sight by masses of vapor
or anything which we may possess, thousands of miles (llicit. The giant
which makes our lives worth living. planet, or lather its clouds, can actual.
Our success or failure depends on ly be 50011 to whirl, revolving as it
what we do with what we have. 1 does once in ten hours.
r Jupiter, relatively to size, is much
Ask for reinards cud take no other. lighter than the earth. The lerrestial
,
A Tyrjoon Hong Keg Harbor
I had been anxious to see a ty-
phoon," says a tourist, who has spent
some years in the East, "and I had my
wish gratified in Hong Kong more
than once. The strength of the wind
at such times is greater than one
would have thought poestihie. It
wellies ships helplessly adrift from the
firmest moorings and with sudden
blast takes away the corners of houses
and sends projecting verandahs flying
across the street.
"During the night of one gale the
residents for the most part shut them-
selves closely in their houses, care-
fully securing their doors and win-
dows, and so remained with constant
apprehension and dread lest the dwell-
ing should be swept away and them-
selves be entombed, in the ruins.
"Once, w=hile the storm was at its
worst, I ventured down to the Prays
to see the crowd of Chinese boats that
had been blown imohore-and piled up
in a mass of wreckage just below the
city. The sky was of dark leaden
color, and the wind 0001;111 up the
crested waves and sent them in long,
white streaks of vapor ae10ee the
scene, through which the dismantled
ships were dimly descried drifting
from their moorings.
'Me heavy, stone -faced wall of the
Freya had given way, and the great
granite blocks had been washed in up-
on the road. half -blinded by the waves
as they leaped over the road and dash-
ed in angry foam against the houses,
and buffeted by the wind, I made slow
headway to the east end of the settle-
ment, where a number of foreigners
were attempting to I'e30tte two women
from a small Chinese boat.
"We had to cling to the lampposts
and stanchions and seek shelter
against the doorways and walls. Ad-
vantage was taken of a sligh lull in
the storm to fire off rockets, but these
were driven back like feathers against
the houses, Then, loug lifeboats were t
dragged to the pier, but the first was
brolteu and disabled the moment it
touched the water, while the second
met a like fate and its gallant crew
were pitched out into 1110 sea.
"In short, every effort proved abor-
tive, and as darkness set in the un-
happy women and their boat were re-
luctantly abandoned to their fate,
"Next morning, the whole length of
the Praya presented a scene of wreck-�
ago and desolation. Many of the
Chinese, notwithstanding then' shrewd-
ness in predicting storms, had been
taken quite iulawta'os and hence the
fearful sacrifice of life and tllo toss of
property which ensued,"
FPhere is Inc and a half 1111101 Ps
heavy a water, bulit fey bulk, tvhele- �� �" YOU
as Jupill.r is only one 101 it hilt Ulnae
as heavy. Saturn is pettedly Ilei :,r ASTHMA?
thalt a globe of water of
n'util,l be,
Th' you entities) 1210 21e:eery
Sateen, lihrv.!,,e it 0nvc'!upetl by a r% i ettu, watA „ma�1less
night,. ttra. eil"! tet breathing
tithe.. elnnit of vnpms. iter rings lura rad 31• 01:41enttr'1How-
Nill, to eine 0,..,,-,5 t, th m^n ter' Let rrtl t .d t 1 car:, (Ialek
leiter eelerenteedbytlw
th013 ecce, to lie LO dctul.t that tbry 12,:(3 (I
are composed of !lying moo orlr manic. ec�ft'a'; Jf• LciT�(i;ft1,'Rs1�
Jr.. frF Ad':.n' 5 A A1( -Y
One of Pekin Gates This rr'1,17 . Int2eVI.
Fp 1 lt)( )' i1 -' f .nt-
alls. 11 11 e 11.1 , it 1. n l.lert i
r.'1 • 4',. ,..d the ( cat
h,h 1.'.. 1tou,t,;il fin uta,
\+rico for ilio be-'' Illr I.e
'J'11;itet0";, 102 1:-isafa t',:,
n'-nto.
The llalamon, one of tin 1hrer P.M!
ga1tus 10 )',lila, cellae:ed recenrl;,
killing four 1101'sr,111. Amine!: the int
jurily of the Ctrl -c .r, who are on 0.
trill:ely separs/iln.u.1 )teople, 1110 no
lapse. i, an tenet: of dire recap u, 111
'I'lte al jet ty of tli,' cities of China
are t'i u
! 1 Id,.'I } i r'cu tally of
!erre hlt(cut et 1, , The city eaten
as0 rin,.rrl 01(1'31 111011, in ttcord:tnee
\rills ibe ol.l caf,i?:Itl, hr 1•un,, cities
Naris c:f the wall, ore falling and be•
Ing toric dowi', w•i:ile 1110 01 1111,M 1)1ic1
bricks are being utilized for b111111ug
11(115 1 3.
The new buildings of the Nanking
University, Nanking, are being built
out of brick taken from the Tartar city
walls—walls which were built within
the outer city walls as a symbol of the
])ow'er of the C011quernt'9.
BUSINESS GIRLS
AND T E CH S
Suffer From. Overtaxed Nerve
and Often a, Complete
Breakdown.
There .nds 02 esetteet, intetligen
young women who earn their liven
hood sway frcin Ranco, in the echob
room, tit public 021511(5 and in Jere
c
ire
1 ustne. a e:ltnblishmer v rare .•n. h
il. . c It
euffering victims of oyer -lir.' 1 11(00
and deficiency of strength. \Veale
breutilleee and nerl't,ue, they work
against time, with never at rest whet
J unteeve t,ul bacicu1he: make every
hour seem like a day. Little Wender
their 111et'11 lose the glow of health
and grow pale and thin; thea eye:;
are dull and sunken and beiuty slowly
but surely fade,. lltt•inees women
and girls, became cf their work and
worry, look cider than their. rear:.
Weet they nee, 13 the frequent help of
a true. strengtientrg remedy to carry
them 11(111182 the day. Dr. Williams
Pint: fills are like actual food to the
starved nerves and tired brain of the
business girl. B7 malting rich, red
blood they supply just the kind of
help ghee nee, to preserve theirllea1111
and energy, and their good looks. Dr.
\Villiaurs .P11111 rills bring bright 0700,
may cliceltr.. high spirits, and tints
snake the day's duties lighter,
- ,11=1 Mary 51. hunt says: "Arany
people think of the life of a school
teacher' as one of cnutptir too ease,
with short ]lours and Itoll.11,., Metal -
But the reverse be the ct1:e. When
one has to steed da)' after day, year
in and year out, with the worries great
and small, from 11im11!ng children, it
begins to tell upon even the strongest
and especially upon the nerves. 111ad
been teaching about live years, and
was then located int Springfield, Ont.,
when I found I was far from having
the vitality I ,"t:u'ted out with. Before
my term vet Gut I had a complete
nervous brcaltdee n. - I tried doctor's
medicine and 11 helped, but only for a
while. I then tried ()steepatltie treat-
ment but with no better results. I
suffered froth toes of appetite, slept
Moody, was nervous and troubled with
severe headaches. 'Holidays came and
I tried a change of schools, but got in-
to a harder 91:ice 'where I had over
fifty pupils under my care. There
were days when it seemed impossible
for me to carry on my work. At this
stage my sister, who had also beeu a
eacher, strongly advised me to try
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills, I took the
adult,, and by the time I lead finished
my second box, I felt shpt the pills
were helping rte. I was on my ninth
box 1011611 I decided there was no
nocessity for continuing the treatment,
as I had never felt better, and had
gatued twelve pounds it weight. Dr,
Williams Pink Pills, with plenty of
fresh air, worked wonders in 111y case,
22nd I should advise the use 01 1110111 to
any other rue 20wu teueller,"
You can get Dr, Williams Piuk Pills
front 577 dealer in medicine, or by
01011, post paid, at 50 cents a box, or
six boeoa for $2,50 21'010 l'he Dr. Wil-
liama clue Co., Brockville, Ont,
t 1- 1;1', firs. ot3
overywI nru,,, r ,1.er- d 104,
TE lAPLETON'S
RN iyU6MA•'I'!O CAPSULES
For fl le
f onyears the tan
speelAo for h standard
tthcumatlsm, Neuritis, Gout
Sciatica, Lumbago, Neuralgic
Mary doctors Pro: crib° them.
r:rtlu t i , it '..ox, 142 RID, St. W., Tarr,Dtry. 1(,1
Yluj 15nhab1D aru1aateentywlerorue
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No Hurry About It.
A Scotch minister one misty even-
ing fell Into a deep mndhale from
w'hic'h he conhl not climb out and
c:heute,l for help.
A passing laborer ilearll:g him, look-
ed dower and ;e kelt who he was and
then remarked:
weer, ye neetlna kick up sic
a Boise. Yell no be needed afore Saw -
bath, an' this is only, Wednesday
night."
S MONEY ORDERS.
It is always sere to send a Dominion
Express 111112Cy Order, Five dollars
costs three 111,ts.
Quite Clear.
"Now, '1'olumie. what -do we get fro1 m
cheep:" the teacher asked• rnviowhng
e vestet ry s leesen.
. "Letter?"
Tcmnle <uggeeted doubt..
0 ft111y.
"Oh. nu! Try to think. What is
71110 coot made front? Now tell me,
what de 1..i0 r1t front sheep?"
"Fathee's old trouser:.•" Teiutriu re-
spceeled eagerly.
.11001130144:3..:
Still 541,1d at the
Sam„, Fair *rice
and appreciated by more
and more families where
tea or coffee has been
displaced —
I, STA T P
Atrial of this healthful economical. table
drink soon demonstrates the cause of its
popularity. Bade in. tar try in the cup.
No Work. Better. Health.
'‘There:5 a Reason”
Consecration.
"In tall and glad submission
I give myself to Thee,
Thine utterly, and only,
Aad ever more to be.
Reign over me, Lord Jesus,
Olt, snake my heart Thy throne;
It shall be Thine, Iny Saviour,
It shall be Thine Alone:"
Looked Inteillgetlt.
"Describe the man you saw tenting
to the prisoner," said the judge to the
witness,
"I don't know how 10, sit."
"Did he look like any of these law-
yers?" inquired the judge. "Did he
look like hoe?"
"0h, no, sir," said the witness; "he
looked like an intelligent gentleman,'
All living creatures except; plants
are grouped by science as animals,
The flea is really a fly, the glow-
worm a i1)0011e, and the black beetle
n cockroach.
ED. 7 ISSUE No. 26--'20.
MINAI1D'S LINIMENT is the ruby
Liniment asked for at my store and
the only one We keep for sale.
All the people use 11.
• 1IARLIN FULTON,
From Their Own Ashes.
'lila-e. ar
t
\. i
,- s n he vicinity of St. Quen-
tin, Prance, are literally rising, Plume
nlxlike, from their own ashee. Con-
fronted by a larlt of stone and build-
ing materials, the tirtisane have es-
tablished a big grinding machine in
which 113e debris of he shell.shtutored
houses is remade into mortar.
DAY ABAD
CASE OF EES
On Ana%Faye and limb&
Itched. eticara e .
"My baby hada very bad cavo of
ecseln0. 1t started in email plmplee
and emend on her Isms and Paco and
1.0:11•,, ns erren her hips; The shin
wee 11re and red and rbo breve:Mg
out itchnd co for -t she wanted to
(;0:^1.011 all the time. i3hc was erose
cud fretful and could not sleep dray
or night.
"Tion I need a:acme, end when
$ had aced Ccs 02.10 c: Sorp red
four bores cf Cemeeut she wee
heeled." (Ceeeee1 Pere. Geo) go
l5ielor, i2. I', 1?, 2, Ilex 44, Coopers
Milia, Me., May 0, 1510.
Give Cuticura Soap, Ointment raid
Talcum the care of your skin,
1 Soap 25'1, Oinemect 5w and SOc. Sold
thruu?houttheDcmintaa. CenadinnDceet:
Y.vm_hs, Liudtcd. St. Feel 5L, Mcntrcal.
i]I113-Cnticura Soap shaver, wilhontmue.
BUTS OF
FROM HERE fr11lERE
---/
Right at That.
"What 1s ubeeurity, 'Tommie?" the
leacher aided,
"It's at Altace, 1 hltras;' 'fontntic
210.2p Mod.
"No, Ne! Why do you say th:ct :"
"'Must Le. lo—rause unit's where a lot
of 0andld110(0 p.t. bark to after an tilec-
tleh."
A I3100(ing Reversed.
An 1 i liW( 71:111, looking For a 1bp
!twee ., 1' 01501 becgon showering bless-
ings en ]lin time: "Allyy the ble2,1115
o' 1r: �' o r;world
! 1 t o 1; f l fonow nil
Then, a4 the Tip vete rut fertllcoln-
ing, she completed fle sentence illus:
"Mgt tatty it 110 c oeoitaks ler!"
All That.
"Oh. Paul, if only you were like the
Wale knights of rid --if yon would do
etanetlung reclles-4. daring, with n^
thought of consequence, to peeve your
love for ore!"
"Great Scott. Mabel! Haven't 1
asked you to marry me, and my salary
only $22 11 week?"
MIna rd's Liniment for sale everywhere
For Sca•Going Craft.
For sea -going craft a window has
been invented contaieinge a disk of
glass which is revolved by an electric
motor, throwing ed; rain or spray that
falls on It and affording clear 1'101011
at all time,•
MOTHER!
'"California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
Classified Advertisements.
leeillertneeelre
ly TLOVIONS' COMPLIOA'7] leIOI(Tlt.I'Znlrf
1'elerborough Ontario. George Stevens,
1'010 SA,ZZ
WTF;1,s T.QtitI'1'sn N70SrSS'APID
IT and 3s1 -printing plant in Easterig
tt1�n�,0,10, Insurance carried 21,500. 171111
le. Box 524
R�t:non 1 eblIsh1ng quick
5.14, Toronto.
505T 51.18 W4:1TB13.
1�2112' 1:1.14 WANTkD, 2 IN. AND
ttdoker, shipped green from 'ea%
Os set roll until you comma -eats ,vlth
us, Keenan Tiros, Limited. ()wan Sound.
Ont.
T.xralsrzrrei scsxoox. 5,010 nroms28.
)N'OISTI:RIU TltAiNING St:l,ut/1,
8, for Nurses: St, Ellzabeta 7-10.+l.ltal,
J"04 Bouch Broad Street. I;llzaheth, New
ersey, Complete course. :deathly al-
lownnce: first year 05.00. second $10.00,
third 510.01). Addrer;s $uperlol u,1rnt.
=Mace WANTED.
,,
rA TESD. Lichee' -(:'14A58 til^ilv4it
carpenters to w"rlc en interior
fltrings. 'teed wages, steady wuflt•
i t 1v Laidlaw Lumber Company, 2220
I onulas 10. Tomato.
LET "DANDERINE"
SAVE YOUR HAIR
Get rki of every bit of that
ugly dandruff and stop
falling hair
To stop felling hair at (11100 and rid
n a
the .cal of every particle of dandruff,
p I ,
get 0 :mall laittla of D neeriee" at.
any drug or toilet ,.runic- fn1' a few
eents, peer 0 little in y nr' hand end
rub well into the ,c:llp f,_r e1a1
appilciatiGns all 00111111122 1101113 5015
OA hair sto., ocininu out Every hair
in your head coon n 11 5 net, life,
vigor, b irLt he , thiel;1l, ,a and more
color.
Cmo._ee'o ZIolheer 2001 romcalcs
3300Y, ext
DOG DISEASES
and imow to Recd
Mailed Sre,, to any Ad -
arcs:, by the Author.
7W. Clay Glover 0o., %no.
118 West 31st threat
New York. U.S.A.
Accept "Cullforr.ia" Syrup of Figs
only ---look fur the name California on
the package, then yen are sure your
child is 17; 01115 the best and most
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ONLY TABLETS MARK
"BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN
Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross"
For Colds, Pain, Freadache, Neural-
gia, Teethnehe, Earache, and for
Rheumatism. 1-unl:agn, Sciatica, Neu-
ritis. take Aopirin narked with the
name "Arcot." or you are not taking
Aspirin at AI1,
.Accept only "Bayer Tablets of
.Aepirin" in an unbroken "Bayer"
package which contains complete di-
rections. Then you are getting real
Aspirin—the genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for over nine-
teen years. Now made in Canada.
Handy tin boxes containing 12 tab-
lets cost but a few cents. Druggists
also sell larger "Bayer" packages.
These is 01117 ono .Aspirin "Bayer"—You must sag "Bayer"
Aspirin le the trade merit (registered In Canada) of ]Bayer 1ram,tactnrn of bfono-
aretleaeld... ,r ,.5 SSalrej-neaeid. white IL to W,11 known that Aspirin mans Bayer
manufacture, to ossist the public against imitations, the Tablets or Bayer Company
will be stamped with their general trade mark, the "Bayer Cruse,"
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