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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1921-3-17, Page 7} . • ss -et r,• The Temples' Test, .Although not so eppereet, there Is Used Auto ready as much difference between the 713 stesesegy �pyr, roes;; ug>go temples• Or dllteront q)ersene as be• 1' ctfra of an tyyop; all OW'N need one- tweete their ¢Yes, noses, or hands. feet to deltyet• up tp 2Qp rnites, or leV$ run of dame dattt+tco Ir rpu vitgh, in lK A person with alightly depreneod teasel rorLior eas purchased, or puroJ na. temples} and with- the depreseton of - ytfxa taeoitenle of your, own ehaoq oval shape, are brainy, have a gift for to look Items over, qr mat vu to klathematiog and chomp, au'd. in, tern- take ttnv car ao,ofly rapreveptat;•ro for peptyon. pori 7at'b9 otooit M1>fYd oa peramettt aro rather Cold and .stand, ad. oftleh. Many with such Comptes are itos teak¢i °led Cor dl,u k4; 'lsa atM selfish, .too, although that >a net an o'er e.a aha.oluCe aide. Those wlsose heir enoroeches on their temples, particularly if it is straight and coarse, have cruel . Ms - Potations, are crafty, and stat to be trusted where their affeeeloner are con. etemed. But they will do well in the world of business, Unused Tools; "rt doesn't look mural like the Moine aa I remember •1 t," an eld buelaess man who had been vial the•haunto of itis boyhood said friend. Pb"e lawn isn't oared most: of tiro trees and shrubs are d Tampico that are tipllow with a and the garden' that father took saucer -like depression indicate glttg melt pride In is overgrown with of soholarsltlP, music, or pal;RIItg Tile doclef anti bralttliies, The orchai characters of throw with temples 'Mite 'growing old like the rest of us, these are very, lovable' and generous, there's fine frust there still, tho but subject to violent ills or passion, the trees need pruning. But the s Temples that are "Pull," and With deist thing I saw was the old the hair about them abortand wiry, tit• house, It's falling to pieces, and rusty tools Luang there--•unttsed, S has had all the equipment father e had to make the place attractive, he hasn't used It"" • Garden tools are not the only ones we can neglect. Not long ago a city banker stopped Lis car at a Farmhouse to ask his way, In tile woman who came to the door lie recognized Amelia Webster, an old schoolmate whom.he remembered as having been the prat- best and brightest girl In the academy they had bout attended. She was a faded, slatternly woman, and her, house was ill -kept .and enattraetive. Her visitor remluded her that She had led her classes in history and lama - titre and had even written creditable poetry, 11' .- e "I never read anything 'now except the newspaper and not much of that," she said dully. "Sometimes the girls come to me with their sums and their hard questions, but Paz too rusty to help them much. The work round the house is more than I can tend to." Amelia's prettiness ot face and sprlghtllnese of manner had disc geared—killed by sluggleh indiff& once, The Irnowiedge and eultivatton. that her school course had given her might have been invaluable to her as a mother, but she.bad never used them. Killed, too, was the imagines, tion that had once made her little poems welcome at the office of the vel. Inge paper, and that might have been: a priceless resource in her maturer years. She was less attractive, 'iesa up another cent " said the mot i t • sum re -y tin you 000 prohably I'm" 1' That Isn't ll f 11 leap a lgga useful, than God had la. GOOD HEALTH" tcnd0d alae should be, The tutnple• down tool house with Its army .pt un• UQQd, rusty tool¢--whiit is: it beta gym• bo1 of unueed faculties, of a shrunken CAN BE YOURS and with red 7 CAN # 1 Q said »;s • '�It your ;Blood SupplyAs Ke t.. P r PTS �•• Il'r HUM 11 FROM I ftE F91l1k11 EEP'LITTLE ON ' , tl tRiitl r • � ..,.. 1'+,tt�te' WAt,li,e MA WELL IN WINTER.y 3 ivulttl ni Gt. lel Sohn t 1�1 nS nail nn )vet 1G rola, Isis, Winter is a :dangerous season f Rr ZLEAP '1YA12f 1L, .. ger r , AWES wANi'I'.I) To " AO t'1 AIN cold a )are int ,ueph Onod.Il» at )ion; sent or js di t i am 'Possums Menace, I � ' Um little ones. The days are citan. New: Reale-MI has a native gjlecleg Rich and Iced, T W able—one bright, the pert ":PAO c h :HI • an stet ha l A!t era a ... of apos8unt which +rears a very beautf- It is a weal¢ of time and mon0Y to ° High Cost of Advancing Prlcea d ray,. t t the . nlpthet Pltl rnr. It 9s not at all like the 'pos. fight merely the signs or dtseaae; in „I see that you've marked gage -nee afraid tp telt¢ the children Out for, the that.xo 7rnaa in this country. , rho longi exec Many years ago it was introduced eT lila)) when yolk °tact°. What is pliedC1Y e gt10 uo,' "That much, In in overheated they aro Cite!. to Australis, and, Anding there none ,far more important is that you should the keeper ot the station, "That cooped up In overheated, badly voatl• pi's a in. Id is 811 1 u to pPay.t •lit t o -. , Y for 0 f the n t r el Al'n10 s o,,,,,, e a u 4I onOand, that preyed up•; e7Iontonitly examine the• . Whesti luted rooms and are $oon seized with On it la itS OWn It hat! tiltle0 he the amount of chalk we've lied to use iu colds or grippe. What is needed to ting I crawled la unmhers until it has become Yon iremove �lt)etcause, healthewillnhe ng up the Price heretofore-" keep the Mitre ones well is Baby's in el t4 a a aerinus Pest. It is a robber of fruit yours For example, anaemic people inaett aad Uawpla - 4nd Oilye out cad, However, the value of elle animal While treating its symptoms. sack 88 De White --"I'm up against 'it. I've :colds and by their use the baby, win 00 for its fur is so -great as to outweigh ;!1dlgestton, shortness of breath, pal- a patient 0uffering from aches and be able to get over. the Winter 000800 bur the damage It does in the fruit -grow- •pitetiat of the heart and exhaustion pains, and I ilon't:Itovw what is esus. In Perfect' safety, Tete Tablets ate ing sections, and in view of this feet, . after any small effort, ; ing, the; trouble. sold by medicine dealers or..by mail r ' Own Tublets, They will regulate the for, i trees, often endure months of suifetin Sniff in !ata but rile rinatralians aro encoutagiztg rho' The apparent,, stomach and heart Dr. Black_ -"Had lila teeth exam. et 26 Ceuta a box, front the 1 . Wil - ugh increase or opossums' In forest des• trouble9 are generally nothing more rood?" Hams' Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont. ad- triers. Their skins are;becoming a than the result of an iasuilicient sup-' Do• White-taThat's the point. Iliad tool considerable item or ex rt -1p1 of pure blood. T ail his teeth talc t pa ,and hl , Y p his ana0nilo stake of out two years ago, Oleate leadership, courage, and all- round ability. Women with such. temples make the best or wives and mothers, but the men, strangely enough, do not make good lntabauds. Those with temples that chow the vein clearly ar,e sensitive, shy folk, but they- have warm haute and. -most uus�elflsh'•eharaeters, They are loyal friends. People with "bony" temples—the cheek and trotted bones almost coyer- ing the temple space --are stolid, non - imaginative, and slow in thought and action. To Set against those defects, the above typo of temples Is the ""mor- al" one, The best temple is that which is big, white, and Aankedt with small, well - formed ears. That is tate statesman's temple, the author's temple, the temple of the "big man," Orators and noted preachers leave this tentpte. The character indicated is justuess, goner- osity, kindness, and a great capacity for forgiveness, T1tig, too, 1s the lopg- lite temple, Those with temples whicb owing to the shape of the sicu1l and the growth of hair, look high and unduly narrow, are geniuses, with Croat inventive power, but of erratic temperament. This typo ot temple is not usually a lottgdife one. Don't Put Off- . The hard problem, the rough job. Tackle it Anat. Writing to your mother or father, or brother or sieter, and in other ways showing your atiection for them, The putting on of new clothes. Don't put off putting on a good front, utak- fug a good appearance that wilt tally with the thing you are after in life. Keeping fit, looking after your physi- cal and Menial welfare. The daily bath Add the perfect greenling of yourself, Self-improvement. While it is never too late to learn, it is better to begin early, Attending to your friendships. Our friends will leave us if wo give Ahem no attention, and one of the greatest regret& of multitudes of men, os they near the end of lire, is that they Have Put off their frlend8hlps—put off:cu1- rivaling them while they were making money. Getting.aCqualuted with your family, giving time to your 'children, showing interest in their sport and having fun with them. 13e their pal and you will not regret it tater. Beteg kind to others; saying and doleg the helpful, considerate thing today, Trying to control your unbridled temper or cruel tongue. Giving tinge and attention to your Urea life, and contributing toward a beautiful home atmosphere. Registering your vow for better things. Detng honest and square hes your dealings, The higher Impulses until they cease to plead with you. The beginning of . the thing, pour Smart longs for, and that you feel able to accomplish. Making a decision until it to treeless or you lose your power to decide. Getting out of a rut. The present is a good time to make the effort. 'Purni05 over a new tear and reform- ing your bad habits. Do it nowt -0. S. Marden. Days Are Longer. 1lapptty for our convenience, the process is extremely slow, but ail the same -the fact is that the days are getting longer. Thls does not refer to hours of day light increasing with the advancing year, but to days as tinted by the re- volution of the earth ou its axle, " The ear'th's power of rotation Is growing weaker, and as a result its revolution on its axis is :slowing up. Which nteene, of coulee, that the day is lengthening. An epoch must eventually arrive when the day wit be equal in length to the year; that Is, to the time it takes for he to revolve about the sung Then the earth will always turn this same face toward the rioter luminary, just as the moon now always turas the same tace toward ue, and one•hatt, of our planet will have sunshine alt the year, while the other half is hi ,total and permanent darkness. That is, it the sun Is still 8ltining. It may bpeolue a dim and Ch111y orb be- fore then. Underwater telescope. An underwater telmoope has been invented that enables a man on a boat to see the bottom ot wnterways 100 Leet or more deep, A K the ready many or thorn nye made up Into am fashtanable garments' for women in verNorth America. .,'Try+'. It Again!" Here's to'the chap, - With the smile on til map, Though Fortune bas dealt him a thuh- ,;.-,sclerous raft . And ltlmcked 1111 clean down on the rear of his lap, Whose only remark is, "Gee what a siapt. 1'11 try 11agint" I'm there with the guy With the glean in his•eye; ,Thqugll Fate has let loose a stiff punch in the eye. And lute scattered his pride all over the sky, Whose only retort is, "Doggonit il; I Don't go ye agint" I'm strong for the brick With the courage to stick, Though Failure has hounded him like p the Old Nick er'- who cries' at last, "Now I'm ou to the trick; Let's try 'er agtnl" The Russian Soviet Army consists of 4,000,000 men under arms, About one-half of our globe, it is estimated, consists of iron. Mthard's Liniment for Oatidrufl. Surnames and Their Origin HILL Variations -- Hull, Hell ler, Hilyer, Heiler, Hillman, Heiman, Hellman, Racial Orlgin--English. Source—Locality also occupation. This is a most widespread group of family names, the one most frequently, met with being Till, with probably Hillman. Hull and Elityer next in or- der. They are all of them Euglish names, and alt trace back to. an old. Anglo-Saxon word which has come down to us almost unchanged, atul, is in as aommon use today as it was in the reign of Alfred the Great. The word Is (just what ,you think it is) "hill," But all 01 the family names in this: group have not developed' from this word in the same -manner - The name of Hill, as well as Hull, ts, In the vast majority of eases; a mere contraction of the old description phrase "at the hill" or "of the hill," used to designate persona who hap- pened to dwell on or near such eml- nen0es.- In the varied spellings of the late Norman days, the surname oc- curs as, "de la 51111," "de la Hull," "de la Belle" and "atte (at the) Hells." ,With the other variations' another method' of development is responsible for the modern names. This word "hill," or "hull" was also used figura- tively to denote a roof, and also for the verb "to roof." An abstract from an ancient document reader "Whyt cley and red for to make crokkes (creaks) and other vessels and bathed (burnt) tyyl (tile) to hele houses and churches." Again, Wickylfo, In the translation ot'one Bible passage, says; "The schip (ship) was hill& (hiller or covered) with wavls. The words "hilyer" and 'Kiiiiman," therefore, were descriptive of acme - Vona, which explains why thele fanIIy names` in their varied smithies are not within the old records In such forms as "Roger de HUlyer,'" "Ivo le Holier and "john 10 Mimes." SCOTT Varlations—Scotti, Schott. Racial OrlgIA=-Doubtful. ' Source -Also doubtful.. Here is a family name that 10 a good bit of •a puzzle, both ae to racial origin and source The 'envious � exp>„atiation, but one whLeh Is not en ttrely;satlstactory, is that it wee'orlghgally,g name added to the givea mine in order to describe nationality. ,'fl'hdoubtedly,;this actually !s the.true erigin of the name in a great many cages; for in the old Eng- lish records there are instances of such, names as: "Malcolm le Soot," wlitgh, of course, could have no other meaning.-' But this does not explain every- thing. There are more ancient re- cords in Rats-, In France and in Ger- many, as well es Anglo-Saxon Eng- land, which prove that "Scot,' in one form or another, was rather wide- spread as a given manse, and not as a descriptive name. Latin inscriptions give us the form "Scotnus" and "Sooto," the latter apparently being a common name among the Tentonic Franke who lived in the northern part of Franca, The Dame was also com- mon among the subjects of the Em- peror Charlemagne and among other Teutonic. races as "Scotardus," with syllable, it ie to'be noted, similar to Richard, Raynerd, Leonard, etc., a distiuctly Teutould compound. It was also an Anglo.Saxon given . name, as. "Soota,"'and the place -name Scottowe is simply a development of the Anglo- Saxon "Seotelto" nglo-Saxon"Se0telto" or "grave of Soots," In those days there was no such /Lame as Scotland, though in the Celtic tongue Treland was known as "Scots." It was not until the Middle Ages that, as the name of a country, it was trans- ferred to Scotland in common usage. The existence of the Comity name la so. many countries indicates it often developed Crean the gtvea name, but where the given name lira appeared is still a rnystery. Y angsters grow musky cin r v,r 1uts C./he great body-building s which Nature stores an wheat allcl barley, are retained in this easily d1geseible Food. The unittue, sweet flavor o� Grape=Nuts makes it a big Favorite with both children and adults. , r`There& a Reesoii° SOLD BY �9�• GR OCA Y��% EVERYWHERE may have followed some previous ill- but what ere you to do when a man nese, or an 011001(1 of ittlhleuza; or it has quite ruu out or teeth?" may have arisen from overwork, wor- ry ort,too 11111e fresh air. To obtain Not Safe to Answer. good health the simple and proper "}mita diecovored America?" asked in England. He attributed Finland's course 1s to build up the blood, but to the teacher, do this you must select a reliable Tack lacked panic stri0lceu, and good fortune in this rospeet, as Coln• remedy with a reputation such as Dr, made no rep11', paned to most other countries, to the Williams' Pink Pills. These pills ell - rich the blood'wltich carries nourish• neat to alt the organs of the body and enables them to do the work na-. tur -expects of them. Thousands of mea and women have proved this for themselves. One or these is Mrs. T. Glynn, 11,11, No. 1, Erinsville, 0111., who. says "Last spring 1 got into a badly run down condition. I had no energy; work lett me exhausted, and the least'' exertlon would make my heart palpitate violently. 1 had often read Of Dr, Williams' Pink Pllls, and' decided to give them a trial and got a half dozen boxes. I had not been tak- ing the pills long when f felt a decided improvement in my condition and by the time I had used the six boxes I could do my housework with ease. I can strongly recommend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to all weak people." Y,ou can get these pills through any dealer in -medicine, or by mall post- paid at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2,50 front The Dr. Wtlliams' Medicine Co., Brockvllte, Out. Finland is Prosperous. • Thera is no unemployment in rho land, says Pd. 'Vililanef, cheer of the Trade and industry Department of the Finish government, who is visiting Success Nuggets. Opportunity brings out the great man, but he alone is great who is ready to embrace it. f *' * * If the first rule ie to obey your na- tive bias, to accept the work for which. You were inwardly formed—tire second rule is concentration, which' doubles Its force.—Emerson, * * * * Smiles attract dollars, as they at- tract everything that Is good and wholesome. It people would only 8m11e more, if children. were trained to smile habit- ually, what a wonderful world this would be! * 0, * We do not know anything about our own resources until we have taught ourselves to sand alone.' Not until we can tltiuk for ourselves, and act for ou1selves, do we 'become more •than infants to the'nioral universe. Angela letorgan, 5 * * Thoughts never die, they are im- mortal dreams that outlive their dreamers. The publisher of the best Farmer's paper in the Maritime ,Provinces in writing to us states: "I would say that I do not know of a medicine that has stood the test of time like MINARD'S LINIMENT, It has been an unfailing remedy In our household ever since I can remember, and has outlived dozens of would-be competitors and imitators." Famous Chapel Under Repair. The famous St. George's Chapel of Windsor Castle will be dosed, for three years, for extensive restora- tion work, the need of which Is 00 pressing that architects would not guarantee the chapel to stand another year without the collapse of the roof, which would mean the utter destrue- tlou ot the fabric, with till its cele- brated artistic aad historic glories. The chapel stands within the walls of the castle, but it is a freehold or the State and the State money can- not be spent for these improvements. The question of the expense has been taken; up by the Rulghta of the Order at the Garter, for whose use the Chapel originally wee founded, and in order to distribute the burden the work wilt be' spread over a period of four years. Already $125,000 has been collected, Which will meet the expenise or the first year's work, The repairs will consist of replacing the decayed ma- teriel'without much alteration. Catling in Cairo. Englishmen who do not know Cairo sometimes take houses in ooruote and tuulesil'ablo parts of the city. In Egypt as We Know It, Mns, 61, L. Dntchei' amltsttlgly doserlbes holy hard 1t is he And a pe,es00 who has thus gone astray. Her husband, she says, wrote to a doctor for the addresa,of seine friends whom she knave he lead atteeagte Zero. Is the doctor's ant wet; "The bl---'s I1Pe ill a 1101881 without a. number In n street wjtitoht a nano) next duel' to an ',Armenian butcher Who, I thank, has. no sign, went of Abdtn Pelere; The stab•oriee lots' eighty-seveu 0topa " . "Please ask me something else, mean," he -said,, after a white "Wits should ,I do that?" asked the teacher. '"Well; 10b111 Jaek, "the fellows were talking about It yesterday, Pat said an Irishman discovered it, David said ft was a Welshmau, and Andrew said a Scot discovered 11. And if you'd seep 'what happened to them you wouldn't ask a little fellow like me." Modern Fairy Tale. A boy dashed onto a broker's office with news bulletins. As he turned to leave a member of the film called out: "Rare, you seem to have some Pep.' Get me a box of cigars la the lobby and keep the change." Tbe boy hesitated, although' a $5 bank note was thrust into Itis hands. Finally he stammered: "I would like to get you cigars', but we are short of boys, and 1 have; a big' route to cover. 1'11 come back *hen r deliver the but- 1etins.". ltrith that he left the o(lce. "Are you going to wait until he re- turns?" asked a customer, "You bet Lam," replied the broker.. "In these daps it is a pleasure to meet a boy who works for Ids boss first. Furthermore, I am going to put him ou the payroll." And he did. "Cascarets" If Sick, Bilious, Headachy To -night sure! Let.'%.pleasant, harm- less Cascaret work while you sleep and, have your liver active, head clear, stomach sweet and bowels moving re- gular by morning. No griping or in- convenience. 10, 25 and .50 cent boxes. Children love this candy cathartic too. Loneliness.. I like to walk at eventide, ' When dusk shuts out' the din, Hike to watch the friendly lights Of lamps that shine within= Warm shadows play upon the walls, Where hearth fires gleam and glow, I like to warm my heart with love Por Rolk I do not know. I Mite to; feel the fragrant dark Close round MY shoulders pressed, I like the witchery of stars That eases my unrest. At eventide, when shadows fall, This is the hour Igo, And heal MY loneliness with love For folk I do not know. The doctor's claim on the estate of a deceased patient ranks first in Prance. "IDANDERINE" Girls! Save Your Hair'! Make It Abundant! Immediately atter a Danderine" maseago, your hair takes en now lifers, lustre and wondrous beauty, appearing twice as heavy and plentiful, because each hair scenes to Aust and thicken. Don't let your hair stay lifeless, color. less, plain or scraggly, You, too, want tote of long, strong, beautiful hair. A 36•eent bottle or delightful "Dan• .), dere , I o it eshena b)i^ Scalp, checks p, ecus.. dandtvit and falling hair• This stimu•' Toting "beauty -tonic" gives to thin, dull, fading hair that youthful bright- ness nl11 abundant thleknoss,--All dragglstsl prohibition of imports. This had the effect of making the country's indits- trial 'production ;greater than at the beginning of the war. Finland is now considering the ad- visability of gradually discontinuing the embargo on Imports, he said. 'this country has begun to transship goods for Russia and has eatablIshed a free part at Hango. ' MONEY ORDERS. Dominion Express Money Orders are. on sale is five thousand otiices throughout Canada. Costly Fur Mantle. • One of the most costly fur garments over made - was the ermine mantle presented to the late Empress of Rus- sia by a gathering of nobles and valued at $60,000. War pensions are stiti being award. ed in Britain at the rate of 12,000 a month. A jumping tooth or earache quickly re- Iieved by the use of It soothes pain. BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES $1.00 a tube. THE LEEMING MEC CO., LTD. MONTREAL Agents for Dr. Aden 01noe3 RELIEVES PAIN America' ¢ Fleeces Dog Remedies Book on Of1C DISEASES and Mow to Feed !,Sailed Free to any Ad- dress by the Author. 8• Clay Glover 6o-, Sas, 318 Wont (tat Street New York, U.S.A. ASPIRIN Only "Bayer" is Genuine onto t t"V4. sreaid• aon4 dl'nntit for' ne; tion/n2 •, National Dlanufaptur, ing 0... Alontrenl.� Snails API as Mere, It is said that the Cilm0se wash fine silk in very pura•wntor, and, es ordle- any well water is unsuitable, it l$a purl - fled by putting it quantity of. fresh ware' smalls 4119 ,11 far a day, These prey on the oc'ganic matter It contains and otherefere act as inters. • • e.--.,_ 011nard'e Liniment Reliev85 Distemper DirectlpirIndicator, A new direction Indicator for auto- lnolailes, to be carried at one side of a windshield, rnisea semaphores to Me- nai lenal that n oar la ,going to atop or turn to one sidle or the other. ' The women of Finland have, hed the }right to vote Since 1907. DONT, , DCS` ' iiiS Ot LEONARD EA — OIL RELIEVES DEAFNESS and STOPS HEAD NOOSES. S1mpty Rub it Back of The Bare and Insert in Nostrils. Proof of sue- rs,s will he given by the draggiet. MADE IN CANADA WHIM SOLES CO., Sales (gents, Toronto A 0. te,,nard the 811., TO 5th Ave N. V. City foemosestemonnossaanannwoomernmesta A Kidney Remedy Kidney troubles are frequently caused by badly digested food which overtakes these organo to eliminate the irritant acids 2 formed. help your stomach to properly digest the food by tatting 15;to 30 drops of Extract of Roots, sold as idother Seitlel's Curative Syrup, and your kidney disorder will promptly dis- appear. Get the genuine. 7 =x22259S201Eam11.S,GT.ilCp,pa6 0/2.29e2111' Send for Iasi of inventiocs.s,'nated by Manufnct.srers. Fortunes have been made from simple ideas. "Patent Protection" booklet and "Proof of Conception" ort rf quest. HAROLD C, SH€PR,IAN et CO. PATENT A't-rrommeve 20 68(91108 C0*05022 • . OTTAWA. 1108101 Warning! Talte no chances with substitutes for genuine "Bayer Tab- lets of Aspirin." tTnless you see the, name "Bayer" on package or on tab- lets you are not getting Aspirin at alL In every Bayer package are directions Or Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, Rheu- matism, Earache, Toothache, Lumbago and for Fain. Flandy tin boxes ot:, twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug- gists' also sell larger packaeg:. Made in Canada. Aspirin is the trade nark (registered in Canada), of Mayer Manufacture of :Monoacedicacidester of Salicylicaeid. 1 MMPIES O FACE CIJTICURA HEAIS Caused Disfigurement. ltchyand Burning, Had Restless Nights, "My face came out in little pim- ples that were sore, and I scratched rig.?' them conelantly, and thole they turned Into scales, Causing mucic disfigure- ment. 'Phe skinwas so itchy that irritated It by scratch.. / ing. The burning was 1, t' dere° and I had many rest. loss nights. "This mobil lasted about a yen before I used Cutltura Soap and P Ointment, and nitron usleg three cakes, oiSom; and two boxesf inenlent I was healed," (Signed) W Byres,.' St. Basile, tone,. Nov, 23, 19111. Mance Ceticura Soap, Ointment and 'iculeum yottr daily tottet prep - mations. Soap 2So. Ointetant 20 nntl gee. Sold. lbreu3nouttl)eDominlon, CuoadianDeoctt 1,8,0508, r isaitad, at. Paul St, Montreal, S%I "'4utteare Soso shave* without nine. Linimen is always r 'a>c i ease litieumailstm cGA T the very first twinge, down .c -A.. comes my bottle of Sloan's; then quick relief, without rubbing, for It's stimulating and scatterrt congestion. The boys use it for stiff muscles, and it helps Sally'st. backaches, too:" Ole, 70e, $1.40. 'MOTHERo `"California Syrup of Figs" Child's Best Laxative Accept "Calttornla" ,Syrup .or tttge 0017—look for the name California on the: package, then you aro sure your ch ild s having the' best Ovatefor de hsolmt: liver 'etul bowels. Clillciree. love Re fruity tegte, Full directions on 01Cb le Yet must say "Callro8'nla ss ISSUE No. 11--•-'21.