HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1921-2-3, Page 3CANADA ASTONISHES
SOITITIERN FARMERS
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FIRST PRIZE AT TEXAS
STATE FAIT,
Corn Growing is Successful
Feature of Canadian 'Prairie
Agriculture.
Cora grown at Ielwood, Manitoba,
by Twee Hamilton, cella: tad recently
in open competition at the Texas
State Fair, .carried off the Mat sham•
plonship honors, winning out agaleet
the premier exhibits of one of tho first
corn growing sections of the globe; If
Texas previously looked interest in
Canada, their aetontellMent has
changed the situation and Texan fame
ers have their eyes on the wonderful
things sho ls,oapable of la the agrioul-
tural line. •
In addition to runufng off with the
liraprize for a product which Is
generally believed to belong to belts
mach farther south, Canada produced
other apparent anomblios in the way
of prairie -grown crab apples, whit
cherries, and giant strawberries
Again, there was honey produced on
prairie farms which brings back to'
'memory the fact that in the honey con
test at the convention of heekeepora
groin all over the world, held in Swit-
zerland in 1913, the lirst prize went to
the product of the Province of Mani-
toba.
Exhibit Arouses Much Interest.
-ad' These Canadian products, iltoludtng
the corn, which vas of similar kind
to that which neeured the world chem-
piouship at the International Soil Pro-
ducts Exhibition at Kansas City a few
soars ago, were part of a Canadian ex-
hibit which also contained grains for
the growing of which the Western
Provinces have achteved world -re-
nown and secured many international
honors.
The exhibit aroused considerable in-
terest and caused genuine astonieh-
meat at the ilno displays of agricul-
tural products, many of which the be-
holdme had previously associated
solola with climatic coliditions to ire
experieeced much farther south. The
exhibition demonatt:steti roneiscly the
extent and diversity of Canadian na-
tural wealth along agricultural and
mineral lines,
The Corn Heir's Northward Trend.
\Vitae Canada successively secured
the worlds championship for wheat
growing, universal interest was re-
vived at the steady northward trend
et the wheat belt, Now it would ap-
pear that the corn belt is undergoing
the same process if we are to Judge
by the interaatfonel successes of the
coni product of Canadian prairie
m
farms, and the' general enthusias
with which the growing of this grain
Is being taken up. In fact, the prairie
refuses to remain in the position ns-
eigaed to it by tradition and opinion
unsupported by experience, and has
proved its adaptability to many linos
of agriculture previously conceived to ;mope.
be entirety outside its
Do You Know That
BOW TO BE HEALTHY
DURING � TWINTER
Many Troubles May be Avoided
if the Blood is Dept
Pure.
late net let your blood got thin thle
winter, For people who have a ten-
dency towards anaemia, or bleodlesee
noxa, winter is a trying season. Laok
of exerelee, lank of fresh air, and a
more restricted diet are among the
things that combine to lower the tone
of the body and weaken the blood.
AliAlisoon as you n0tipe the tired
feeling, lack of appetite and ehortnees
of breath that are warning symptoms
of thin blood, take a short course et
treatment with Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, Do pot walt until the color has
entirely lett your Cheeks, until your
lips are white antome your ee are dull.
11 to so much easier to'correet thin-
nine of the blood in the earlier stages
than later.. Tide is well illustrated la
the case of 1111', 13, M. Day, Newcastle
Bridge, NILS who *aye: "From my
own experience with:—Do Williams'
Pink Pills I can most heartily recom-
mend them. Some time ago I was
e badly run down and why blood seemed
thin sad watery, accompanied' by the
usual aymptome of this condition. A.
friend recommeneded Dr. Williams'
,' Pink 'Yells,' and after taking several
boxes I Mit like a now man,"
You can procure Dr, Williams' Pink
Pills through any dealer In medlcinel
or they will be sent you by mail at
50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50
by writing direct to The Dr, Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
The name of the Empire State wag
first given to New York by George
Washingon,In Mee reply to an address
from ties New York city Common
Council, in 1784.
South America has the greatest un-
broken extent of level surface of any
region of the globe, The plains close
to the Orinoco are so Bat that the me,
Con of the rivers can scarcely be de-
tected over an area of 200,000 square
melee.
- The famous "Slue Danube" ,waltz
came to Johann Strauss cue day while
he was strolling in the park with his
wife, and having not a strap of paper
at hand, he wrote it on the white linen.
collar worn by Prau Strauss, as his
own linen was limp colored enticee.
The favorite sport of Lila Siamese is
fishlighting. The flghing fish are de-
scribed as being long and slondor, and
very ferocious. The moment they aro
placed together in a vessel of water
they dart at ono another, and the on-
lookers become so excited over the
contest that they will wager anything
they have at hand on the success of
their favorite fishh.
The heaviest timbers are oak, teak,
Jarrell (an Australian wood), and
groenhoart; the lightest are willow,
poplar ante mimeos The nitterctite Is
enoruioue. A tubi: foot of teak will
weight over eighty pounce, while a
cubic foot of willow doos not exceed
thirteen pounds). Besides being one of
the heaviest the African teak oak Is
also the strongest of all woods,
The japanese language is taught in
A.ustraltan high eaheela%
"Baby" incendiary bombs, which our
aircraft used during the war, were so
small that a Handloy4'ago aeroplane
could carry 4,000 of them. In six
weeks 85,000 of those bombe were
dropped on Gorman industrial towns.
Of British home troops, numboxing
158,000, nearly 60,000 are in Ireland.
The total strength of the British
Army all over the world- 3i given at
296,000.
The Canadian Chaplain Service had
An authorized strength of 200 in the
recent War; 420 served cverseam 102
gained awards; 0 died, and 21 wore
wounded rte battles while dt9ccrtrg'ing
duties,
Reading Aloud Helpful,
So wholesome le the practice of
reading aloud, that nredieaI authori-
ties agree In pronouncing 11 a healthy
and invigorating exereso for the mind
and body. Persons whose cbests aro
weak should road aloud at st t
a ea tn-
fermis, and oven recite or sing, using
due caution as to pasture, articulation,
and the avoidance of excess. These
regular exercises of
may be
rodered as salutary to tho;organs of
respiration as they are agreeable In
their influence on the ordinary voice.
Dependable "Big Ben."
"Big Bea " the fume's clock in the
tower of the Rouses of Parliament,
London, automatically sends a signal
each day to Greenwich; 1t rarely
varies so much as a second. -
Minard's Liniment for Dandruff.
Prance,May he World': .
Radio Centre.
Xf the remelt Government parries
out lea present plane to develop the
mastery of the world's wireless tele-
gradih service, as w.as indicated in the
commencement of the sixteen tower{
.statiort near llfelun, it may be in a !
position to take all business front the,
cable compaalee in Franeor n9 those
companies are now handling only be-
twedn 40,000 and 00,000 words a day,
and oven thou with greatest ditfleulty,
The new wireless station soar Med.
un 1s to be completed In two years and
will be able to send 1,000,000 Wprde a
day. The apparatus designed will be
able to send seven and 'receive live,
seperato despatches simultaneously
mid wilt have a radius et 10,000 miles
and the power to transmit urgent sig.
Hale as her as 16,000 miles,
Thus, with 171Ee1 Tower reserved
tor official and eeleutlfie despatches,
such as noonday signals; the Nantes
station reserved for maritime par,
Poses, and with ,both Lyons and Bor
Beaux handling huudreds of despatch-
es daily for the United States and
European countries, France will be in
wireless contact with Use uttermost
point:: of the glebe,
Magnesium F`lsom Sea,
New salt works entablethed. at dl
i lkin, In Norway, 0111 1ur'n tmt "eat:
is a by-'
produpt 0110111 100 t,Rtt 01 el:ti,'
inagneaium per year. 1100 water (Brow
which the salt is to be derived) cum
talus four -tenths cf 1 per emit. i,t mag.
neetum chloride.
Increased demand ter nlaiinesitue lu
airplane oonatrnction, with cheap oleo-
trlc power, makes oxtraoticn of the
metal a paying propositten,
Sea water contains tour.cents' worth
of gold to the tori, 'and, in gUeutity,
twice as much Stever.. Copper nod
other motale likewise contribute their
WO: to the ocean In appreciable
amounts -as, indeed, might be ex-
petted, inasmuch as rivers carry down
to the sou all the materials of which
the rocks of the land are composed,
inoludiog the . esetals contained to
them.
lt, is familiarly known that certain
marine plants ---the kelps and other
aoaweede—take up iodfae and potash
from the sea Water, concentrating
those minerals en their own structure.
Such planta are Important commercial
sources of potash and iodine,
In Spain a plant whtab Secretes soda
was long cultivated and harvested for
that chemical, the ash derived from
the burning of it being called "barilis:"
Thus it would seen that the Hotton of
a mineral farm le net altogether an
absurdity,
Handicapped.
TUis story is told by a'certaia phil-
anthropist in the West, who to a man
of big business so well and who Is
noted far bis sympathy for the "down -
and -out -ere 11 possible, lie will give
any deaerving applicant for work a
chance to make good."
On one occasion ttiie gentleman was
approached by au individual that any
but the philanthropist himself would
have had him elected from the ofi]ce.
"Cam't you and any work at all?"
asked the good man, when he had
heard the man's recital of hie woes.
"I can find work all right," said the
man, "plenty of it, but everybody
wants references from my last em-
ployer."
"And cannot you gat those refer
eneea tram him?"
"No, sir, You see, he's been dead
for twenty-five years,"
a
If a main can write n better book,
preach a better sermon, or make a
better mousetrap than his neighbor,
though he build his house fn bhe
woods, the world will snake a beaten
path to his door.--eRalph Waldo Em=
ers0n."
Osborne House, formerly Queen Vic-
toria's residence in the Isle of Wifght,
was built at coat of £200,000, from
designs of the Prince Consort.
i41211'4 'e'er late MVP& '111 3aleleMk Milt MkIII
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' BYDR. J. J. MIDDLETON
F� Provincial Board of Health. Ontario
HEALTH EDUCATION 0
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WINTER 1111th ON BABY
The winter season Is a hard one on
the baby. Tie is more or less confined
to stuffy, badly ventilated rooms. It
La so often 'stormy that the mother
does not get him out in the fresh air
as often as she should: I -Xe catches
colds which Week his little system;
hie stomach and bowels get out of or-
der
rder and he becomes.peevish and cross.
To guard against this the mother
should keep a box of Baby's Own Tab-
lets in the house, They regulate the
stomach and bowels and break up
colds, They are sold by medicine
dealers or by malt at 25 cents a box
from The Dr, Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
White Negroes.
Early Portuguese explorers found
on the Wet cot of Africa a number
of "white Negroes," who, by reason
of the peculiarity, wore held in vene-
ration by the Macke. They were, of
course, albinos. -
It was to describe them that the
word "albino" was tarot coined, and
since 'then. it has been applied to hu-
man beings of all races whose lack of
pigment deprives their skin, eyes and
hair of normal coloration.
Albinism is assuredly one of na-
ture's strangest freaks, In former
days persons so agitated were regard-
ed with horror and systematically
shunned.
Because of tbetr abrinlrhrg from
bright light the approbrioas name of
'cockroaches" was bestowed upon
hem, and it was ignorantly supposed
that they wore defective mentally. For
the latter notion, needless to say,
hero was never the slightest basis of
fart.
Albinos of Caucasian race have pe-
culiarly fine hair, glossy and saltlike,
which rather resembles corn -tassel
silk.
Or. Middleton will be glad to answer questions on Public Health mat- 0 ,
tare through this column. Address him at the Parliament Bldgs., t
t 0 Toronto.
'VIA Mk 'fa Ilite Ala II& Mk 181, 189. Vie WM IGO Vie Mk Mee leak t
From time immemorial the treat- er generation shall grow up as fits
mint of the sick ham relied, not un -I physically and mentally as the applied
successfully, on the organizing power science of the day makes possible,
of humansympnthp. Nothing in our But the healthy growth of a ceiid is
a function of many variations. If we
modern eivdlizetion is more impressive are to make men out of children we
than the splendid growth and special -I now know that, in the infinitely con-
ization of hoapiteis, convalescent: plea conditions of modern life, we
homes, sanatoria, dispensaries, clinics, cannot do so by lotting the children
and other organizations for the ap-i take care of themselves.
plication of scientific ideas to the cure! The school clinic fiOsan important
of disease. The impulses of philan-' place in the healthy upbringing of the
thropy are no Iess numerous and young, Medical treatment and sue -
powerful to -day than in any past gen- i ervision, it is true, cannot solve all
eration, but as civilization advances,' the problems centred in the schsol
the intensive study of disease dm:child; yet this it can secure: that he
mends more and more organization.' «hail come to school clean; that he
The multitudes of minor ailments re- : shall have his vision tested and core
vented in the inspection ot children, rected if ft is defective; that he shall
tend to outrun all our present re-; have his ears treated if he cannot
sources. The children's hospitals are hear; that he shall have his skin lli8-
as busy as ever, but wherever volun-"eases cured or kept harmless; that he
tary clinics for children are establish- slate have ills heart, his lungs, his
ed they rapidly become crowded, and bones, his joints examined before he
there is urgent need for Mote and, is required to undergo any physical
mote clinics all over the Province. • instruction; that he shall have his
Open,air nurseries and nursery -schools 1 hours of work adapted to his indi-
are all urgently needed, for immense i vidual capacity; that he shall have
fields of treatment are still unoccupied, sufficient healthy play to preserve his
Tho recent report of a Medical Officer elasticity and to promote his growth;
of Health fey a large city in Ontario; that, in a word, he shall have, at every
showing that thirty per cent, of cltil- stage of his growth, his tnaximum
dren arriving at school age are physis chance of attaining to fitness of mind
catty defective, gives much food for and body,
thought, The medical and nursing This 18 the purpose aimed at in the
supervision of the child is imperative, medical inspection of schools, and the
and tate pnrrpeee of ineorectima. out i2npovisete a of t1e wwteit craeinet. be
treatment is to secure that the young- overestimated.
IfIE w • rFOODV.VLUES
ofInrheat. and.. malted. barley
are combined. in
as in no other
prepared cereal ,Cod
Its rich,nutlilre fla.'tror attracts
and its nourishing ct .a,lities
are staunch.. Unlike most pre-
pared Cereals, Gra.peaNu7.tua
SOW
needs no added. sweetening
SOLA BrGROCEVERYWHERE
Million Surplus Women in
England.
"Jackless Tills" aro emigrating in
considerable .numbers from England
in the hope of finding suitable "Piiless
Jacks" for husbands in the United
States, according to Norah March,
bachelor of science. Her comments
on England's "marriageable women
who may never marry" before the Na-
tional Birth Rate Commission have
been widely discussed in the British
press.
Government figures show there ie a
surplus of a million women in England
whose only hope Of marrying depends
On theirmigrating to 80200 part of the
earth where there Is a more even dis-
tribution of the sexes. According to
Miss March, they are doing it. She
says she is receiving letters from
America that are "significant of the
loneliness of some MOWS lives."
"Women are enterprising to -day,"
she added. "Many are emigrating who
a few years ago would have feared to
take tbo great adventure!'
Judging from an oftlnial report pre-
pared by the Census Bureau in Wash-
ington indicating there are nearly ten
million bachelors in the United Statee
above the age of 20, there is consider
able contestation in store for the mng-
ltsa "Mlle."
Queer Storage Place.
Andre Letovre, French Minister of
War, also a distinguished chemist, re-
cently startled the Chamber of Depu-
ties with the proposal to store the
French Stook ot guncotton and nitro-
cellulose etplaslvee in one of the taloa
of the Pyrenees;
Prance has on hand about 90,000
tons of high expioaives, enough to last
her 800 battle days, even at the onor
moue Otto at which powder was con-
aamed during the war.
Explosives deteriorate with time.
Chemical decomposition begins sooner.
or later if the masa of expldglve is not
kept at a safe and counted tempera -
tuna The temperature of the water
of Pyrenean lakes Hover varioa more
than four et live degrees
X•Ieuco. M. Lotettre would slnk
Bennee's ittock of war etploatves in
waterproof tattle; in the lakes and
keep them thus for decades.
1 91: e b d of
Mustard Plastc
ri.
jff U NA r
aii
� "k' p w'if
will do the same work
withoet blistering,.
BEWARE' OF SOBSTITOTES
:tee i‘ foto
THE LEEM'NII Setas 9e., CTs.
MONT OA 1.
Agents Ser Dr. rules hanged
RELIEVES PAiN
Boy Scout Notes.
Patrol Leader Frank B. Johnston, of
the '64th T'.oronto Troop, Boy Scouts,
has iuet been awarded rho bronze med-
al of the Curaogle Hero Fund' for sav-
ing Mess Daisy A. Hooper from drown.
log In Lake Scugog. Scout Johnston
was awarded the Mistiest award The
Boy Scouts Assoolation could give him
—Its Bronze Cross for Gallantry --
some time ago.
8 * a •
Lo Comite American pour los Re-
giones Devaetees de la France, which
conducted a large Boy Scout Training
Camp at Compiegne, France, last sum-
mer, will next summer conduct five
similar camps for French boys, Last
year The Boy Scouts Assooiatlou, the
Boy Scouts ,ot America, the two Bel-
gian Scout organisations and the
several Boy ,Scout Associations in
France co-operated in this work and
SIMS 275 older boys and young men
from the devastated regions of Franco
graduated from this "Camp-ecole," as
it was called. Mr. Frank C. Irwin, the
Executive Secretary of the Boy Scouts
Association for Ontario, represented
Canada on the tad of the 1920 camp.
• • • •
Charters permitting organizations to
form Boy Soma troops are granted by
the Provincial Council for Ontario,
Headquarters, Sltorbourno and Blom
Sts., Toronto. The conditions upon
which charters are granted are, first,
that the organization—it may be a
church, a school, a community club,
a parents' association or any other
group of citizens—wil-1 guarantee for
one year adequate leadership and
facilities; second, that it will endeav-
or to provide an opportunity for the
members of the troop to spend a week
or more in a summer Camp; and third,
that it will conduct the troop, through
a Troop Committee appointed by it,
in a0cerdance with tits rules and re-
gulations of the Association. There
are now nearly 260 registered Boy
Scout Troops in Ontario,
"Pape's Diapepsin" Corrects
Stomach.
"Page's Dlapcpsln" Is the quickest,
surest relief for Indigestion, Gases,
Flatulence, Heartburn, Sourness, Fer-
mentation or Stomach Distress caused
by acidity. A few tablets give almost
immediate stomach relief and shortly
the stomach is corrected so you can
eat favorite foods without fear. Large
case coats only 60 cents at drug store.
Absolutely harmless and pleasant
Millions helped annuallyy. Largest sell-
ing stomach correeter in world.—Adv.
Algeria Suffers From Drought
"The Drinkers of Sunebtne," as the
Arab shepherds call themselves in
their own language, are on the verge
of starvation throughout Algeria, and
unless wheat is imported from Ameri-
ca may have nothing bat sunshine se
a steady diet during the winter. The
threatening famine in Algeria is the
result of a long drought. No rain has',
Callen for a year.
Thee has proved a calamity for the
Arab hepherds, nomads 111ring Practi-
cally by their flocks. eventy»five per
cent. of the sheep in Algeria have died
as a result of the drought, and the
Arab "Drinkers of Sunshine," dream-
ers
reamors and philosophers,iucapable of any
work but that of guarding the flocks,
aro in dire straits.
Governor-General Abel of Algeria
has left for Paris to ask the Govern-
ment
overnmint to arrange for the importation
of wheat from America or Argentina
to tide the people over the oriels.
Ono of the best known guides in Novo.
Scotia gyIvan this testimonial of MIN -
Ann, LINIMENT—
Have used MINARD'S LINIMENT to
my home, hunting and lumber camps for
ars oterlotfind best white n consider
I ha11givos
quick relief as
of to minor ailments, such
Sprains, Bruises and all kinds of
wounds. Also it is areat remedy for
oeughs, colds, etc., which one is liable
to catch When log driving and cruising
during the winter and spring months T
would 1001 be without SItN'ARD'S• LINT -
MEET and cannot recommend It too
highly.
Plast OmeletvtIbo N 8. Billson Gray,
Drys ,g
t i•.
FROM JO
A Rubber Baby,
Two Amerlean womea, one 01 whom
carted an infant of surpassing ugly
nese, F,ntered a London bus. A mall
who sett opposite them _seemed tats -
cleated by the ugliness of tbo baby,
and could not keep his oyes off it. At
lengtft the mother, annoyed by the
prolonged stare, leaned forward And
said, "Robber,"
The nian, unaware that this is the
'Yankee expreeeloe for atarhrg, gave a
sigh of relief and replied: "Thank
Heaven; I t3itught it was reale"
Greatly Benefited.
"You may have heard of me -1 am
Dr. Blagby," the pompous gentleman
announced In the smoking compere
menet
"Ah, then:I leave the opportunity to
thank you for what you did for me,"
the qutet young fellow responded, "I
have benefited greatly by your treat-
ment'
"Why.-er—were you a patient ot
mine? Though, of course, I couldn't
possibly remember all—"
"Oh, no, not 1. But my uncle was,
and I was his heir."
A Splendid Bull,
The climate of India 19 vigorously, It
not quite logically, defended in Bulls
and Blunders by a certain Irish
colonel,
"Bad climate be banged:" roared
the irate warrior. "There's no better
climate is the world; but there are a
lot of young fellows who come out to
India, and they eat and drink, and they
drink and eat, and they die; and then
they write home and say that the cli-
mate has killed them. Of course, lots
of people die 1a India, Tell me where
they don't, and I'll go and end my
days there."
The nem who can whistle or hum
"The End of a Perfect Day" each
night, and really mean it, is pretty
sure to sleep soundly.
MOTHER!
`"California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
C1ensitied Advertiqunents,'
'rgllin 'runup:Toflim liiti7 piTAL.
1 A4 near Weston. t)nterto, is affiliation
with Tlc;lereft and Allied Tluapitalo. A cw
i York otters to young, women desirOUa
of becornlnFf uuail:LA nurses a threw
Year course of gutters! tralydne; attract -
the roeidenete el,gle 1otnns. For salary
enol oilier int.,rn,atl"a apply Ludy Sup-
oriutenaent, Toronto Woe Iloapitalc
Weston, Ontario.
Perfume Hunter's.
There seems to bo 1/0 good reason
why in tills couutry the gathering of
sweet-smelling herbs and Rowel's for
tile perfumery trade plight not ha
found profitable. It has meetly bo'
0cme a coneiderable industry in rural
Parts 0f England, a great malty women
and children having tease 1t up.
In April Che plolilrlg 'Of cowslips be-
gins, those flowers been; in demand as
a cure for sleeplessness, and also for
'vapour:I" and sachets. Broom and
older flowers follow. Mullein and mal-
low, beigtunot, peony petals, ruse
petals .anrad poppy petals. bring good
prices; liltowiso raspberry leaves,
sage, mint, balm and thyme,
Minard's Liniment Relieves Distemper
The effect of any writing on Um
public mind is mathematicuily meas•
urable by its depth of tlhought, Ilow
much water does it draw? If 11
awaken you to think; if it lift yes
frera your feet with the great voicil
of eloquence; Hien the effect is to be
wide, slow, permancet, over the mind.*
of teen; if the page's instruct you note
they will dio like flies in the hoar.-,
Emerson.
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Book on
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sand Flow to reed
Mailed b'reie to any Aa-
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A (htkk Rad
ife hsa%1ie
A headache is frequently caused
by badly digested food; the gases
and acids resulting therefrom aro
absorbed by the blood which in
turn irritator the nerves and
causes painful symptoms called
headache, neuralgia, rheuma-
tism, etc. 15 to 30 drops of
Mother Seigel's Syrup will correct
faultydigestion and afford relief.
8
"DANDERINE"
Girlst Save Your Hair(
Make It Abundant!
Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
only—look for the name California on
the package; then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless physio for the little stomach,
liver and bowels. Chil,i_en Ieve its
fruity taste, Full directions on each
bottle. You must say "California."
Stop iii-,h:I
UIGIC, wannitig, Soothing, comfort/gm
relief tonowe an application of Sloaa's
Linlmemt dust slap it on the strained,
overworked muscle Good for rheucuoOtsm.
too. Pcnrlmfe., wli,srt rubbing.
Linin
®sortr•rsassc�
ASPIRIN
Only "Bayer" is Genuine
The Right Spirit
The cold snap, hardening the pond
near six•yearold Harold's home, gave
him aa opportunity to try his first pair
of skates. Of course ho made a poor
Job of it and was down every minute
or two.
Observing the hard time he wee hav-
ing, a woman on the bank said kindly,
"Why, little man, I wouldn't Stay on
the ice and keep falling down so; I'd
Just 0013113 orf and watch the others,"
The Soars tram the last hard bump
were still on the rosy chaske, but the
little toUow leaked from his Metier
to the shining• stool on his feet and
said pluckily, "i didn't got some new
skates to give ep with; 1 got 'om to
learn how with,"
MONEY ORDERS.
Send a Dominion Exprees Moray
Order, They are payable everywhere,)
'Warning( Unless you see the name
"Sayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin at all,
to every Bayer package are diroottoos
tor (olds, Readaahe, Neuralgia, Rhen-
matisra, Earache Tocttach%, Lumbago
end ter Pain. Reedy tin boxes of
twelve tablets dost few conte. Drug+
glees also sell larger paokageo. made
to memo. Aapleht is the trade mark
(registered In Canada), of Bayer
blannatnot'ure ref D$auoaastioaoidester of
l9sltt�3i^dtc%d.
Immediately utter a "Dandorino"
massage, your lair takes on new life,
lustre and wondrous beauty, appearing
twice as heavy end plentiful, bocnuse
each hair seems to fluff and thicken,
Don't let your hair stay lifeless, color-
less,
olorIess, plain or scraggly. Yon, too, want
iota of long, strong, beautiful hair.
A 36 -cent bottle of delightful "Dan
derive" freshens your scalp, checks
dandruff and fulling hair, This slime
lating "beauty -tonic" gives to thin,
dull, fading hair that youthful bright.
nese and abundant thickness. --Ail
drugg stsl
C1JT1(JR W
PLMPES � FACE
Also Itchy Scalp, Nair Fell
Out. Face Disfigured.
"My bend began to itch and there
were seal= on my scalp. My bait
came out bratty when combed and it
became very dry and thin. X ales
bad pphnpice and blackheads all over
my fano. Tho pimples were bard,
WO, and red, and caused me 40
scratch end irritate them, and my
face wait disfigured.
"This trouble Head about two
months and I began using Cuticum
time and Otntm nt. After X bed
steed two cakes of Soap and two
boxes of Ointment. I teas complete-
ly healed." (Signed) Mies Zona
juckson, It. 3, Goldendale, Wash,
Improve your ekin by daily uao
of Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Talcum. They are ideal.
Soap*. O,,Msa,2isad BAs. Weep28DD. Sold
throusltoutthoDoaunton Calumet
t,yreet, tls,aat, :tot SL real se we owed.
cutlessa Soap shares without mus.
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