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Daring the Great' War, when Amerl• ALWAYS SLEEP WELL
•can canned Voila grew scarce and
:high, there apitearod ht Chinese tear-.
-leets Malts of odd shape with labels in I The beaithe child sleeps well and
:English and to Chinese. A Hongkong , daring. Its „len hours to never erose
.firm had pope into the °staling hug* but obelus ltappy and laugli103% It is
nese, pot apparently the canner and only the alokly Child that ts• mess and
the man who printed els labels had I peevtse. telethons, if Your children do
never compared notes. - not sleep well; et they are close and
Ono of the fittY•Men.t cane of Pre' cry a`.Gt'eatdeal give them Deere' Own
,serves purchased by the writer bore 'mablots anti they will soon be well and
a colored label ennouncing that the ltappy again The Tablets are a meld
can contained "Fried Rice Bird," and but thorough laxative„orae° regulate
°bowing three little rico birds dear the ,botvols, sweeten the stomach,
porting tbemeelee aniongi riceshoots.; bailee, constipatione colic and indigos -
'Put when you turned the can rowed : tion and pr'omete healthful sleep. They
.you were aetoniahed to read ou the ! are absolutely guaranteed tree from
'other side, "These Resat Porke aro opiates and may be given .to the newt
:packed in the vicinity of our orchards
under' our own personal supervision.
Every possible caro, has been taken
:for their freshness and mean:In . Wo
:guarantee that our Roast Perks retain
their natural flavor . and are of the
finest quality.",
The canned goods from that Hong-
kong firm should be a great source of
,ainnsenlent to the ladies who live in
the concessions, The dull monotopy
*that provides over tee kitchen of the
Canadian housewife who knows that
a can of cora contains cornis absent
in the kitchens of the Orient. To cut
into one of these. Clilneee cans in
search of rice birds. or "roast pork
.and find stewed prunes hiztead should
be a delightfully exhilarating expert
•°nee.
A Luxurious Laundry.
One of the most wonderful laundries
in the world is to be 'found in San
- rancisco.
The plain building, which is two
hundred and soventy-five feet square,
es divided into two immense rooms by
a fireproof wall, and It has been ar-
ranged so that all the wasbing enters
at the extreme left of the building,
and is discharged, ready for use, on
the right,
Thb garments are handled almost
entirely by labor-saving devices, which
have been installed at the cost of
about $150,000. One hundred and
twenty -live thousand hounds of soft
soap are used every week. This , is
made 10 n special plant, so situated
that the liquid soap is delivered to
nob battery of wash -wheels by epe-
clai piping,
An water is secured from artesien
wells on the premises, and that used
for washing purposes is softened by
a epeeially-constructed appal stun.
Every machine in the laundry is
operated by electric motors, the cur-
rent for which es generated in the
laundry's own power -house.
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Making Wood Fireproof.
liwerr,meut experts say that much
of 1110 11000)050 anima: Hiss by fire in
this country would be uvoided by pro-
teeth:g shingles with ftre•re;istant
paint. It costs no more titan ordinary
paint and makes a roof much has
likely to ignite. semintating truths regarding the def-
Fire-resit:tant chemirais aro now foi'vnt 'branches and activities of Pub -
used to a considerable extent In the i'•'c Herkh, is made much easier. Nor
treatment of wood. 'rhe processes can any one interested fail to realize
are somewhat expensive. however, and tho gsest need for education of the
their employment is restricted .to in- public on matters effecting their
eerier finishing and furniture. Among health and swell -being. Too often it
the chemicals utilized for the purpose seems as if the very essentials of hy-
are anlmonianl phosphate' and hien:'- gione one sanitation are neglected,
imitate ot soda—the Latter familiar to both as regards the individual and the
every housewife under the name of community.
baking soda, How are we.to dtifuse time necessary
It is a common practice to put up information to best advantage? Clear-
fireproof buildings, and then to fill ly by co-operation. Samuel Gompers,
them with highly combustible furni- President of bhe American Federation
tures But furniture can be made Are- of Labor, emphasized this in an ad -
proof by impregnating the wood with
born babe with perfect safety. They
are sold by medicine dealers or by
mail' at 2e mite a box tram The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont,
•Scu]tpturo by means of a special
photographic apparatus is a recent
invention, the result being a portrait
it, bas-relief deeper than that of the
Kiang which appears on our coins.
Minard's Liniment for Garpet In Cows.
With
The
B0Y
cod!"
The Boy Scouts' motto, "Be Pro -
Pared,” is more than usually apple°'
Able to the worts ot preventing water
accidents, As rewards for Scouts who
perform duty especially well lu anF1t
eaten its drowning, the Boy Scouts;
Association has a series of awards,
The bigheat of these is the Boy Scout
Bronze Cross, the second, the' Sliver Moro. here the zean and the other
Cross, and the thud, the Gilt Cross,: ! hey dtyed overboard, Henetock re•
In some cases letters of cornmendatiou'I maining in the front; They started fe;
are ,also granted,
The application for a BQY Scout
Honor Award i8 not made by the
Scout himself, but by his Scoutmas-
ter. The claim is first examined by a
local Board' of 13onor which considers
all the'evidenle 'available, and reports
Ms finding to the Provincial Board of
Honor which again reviews the, ova
denee , apd recommends the action
which the Dominion Board should
take. At the last meeting of the Pte.
vinotal Board the following instances
•
°t life-saving, reported by local EAT great numbers of newly arrived 625600 geTTL
Boards, were dealt tette;; DESIRE fnrsiguara to leave the aauwtry. TWA YORK
Scant Blake! Brown, of the let New of thousands joined the gorges of the SOLD; o„
Tomato Troop, did not stay with his " �1tg YOU
WANT
allied unities. Other tans of tjraus�aite N1 NEW
troop in camp at Marlene° this nee , HAT tt IJ'1A+ tT I of
to the `United Staten to wane
mer, but one afternoon deeided be
service. .Add Canada's siety thousand s
would cycle over and PAY lits Mltums Stemat hs Can be Restored to a dead Overseas and the children titan
it visit, Just es he arrived on the should have been .theirs, Altogether ORMOV.S DEMAND IS
Pier he 50.11' hiss Scoutmaster's little Healthy Condition. the action of (IerusanY in July endUNk'RF,CIEI)ENT ,�,
taut Yawl old son fait off the and .of it I August, 1914, bas robbed Canada of
I
Into Llte water• 'Without hesitating a Not to be limited In diet, but to eat perhaps 3,000,000 mom, women and
moment to remove shoes or other gar- , whatever he pleases is the dream of children who otherwise would have
meats 140 dived off the pier and' every dyspeptic. No one can itonestie been Iters to -day.
brewed.:tiie little chap to safety. !Promise to restore 1.137 sloutauth 10 tide I This primarily le what is wrong
Tom Heastock, of the let Whitby happy condition, because all people with Canada at the present moment,
Troop, and two chums, ono a man of cannot eat the, game things with equal-! But for the War the Dominion would
of age, dres0.ed in i ly satisPactoi'Y results. But it is Bos'
twenty-two yearsg , nava had more people on the rand and
to so tone Up the digestive or' oonsequentiy tower unemployed in
bathing suits, went out in a rowing : slble
boot a hundred rgd and arty yards from gaps that a pleasing diet may be the towns and cities. Under suet eon -
HEALTH EDUCATION
BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON
Provincial Board of Health, Ontarlo
Dr. Middleton will be glad to answer questions on Public Health mat-
ters through this column, Address him at Spadina Bouse, Spadina
Crescent, Toronto.
Health habits; How to keep well;
Health Education; Hints on Health;
Child Welfare.
These are some of alio headlines
one seal in almost any newspaper to-
day. This publicity is a sign of the
times, far as a rule discerning edibors
only print what the public want to.
read. Experience has shown, 'however,
that the newspaper is a great teacher,
and can lead its readers in right paths.
Indeed, there are many eases where
the public can be educated through
the press to realize the importance
of-eontenspbabed reforms of which
they previously knew little or nothing.
In Public Health propaganda through-
out the country, nothing is of more
assistance .than the local newspaper..
It goes into the homes of the people
res nothing else does and stimulates
interest in the subject. Some idea of
the fair reaching ramification of the
country newspaper can be obtained
by noting the postai addresses of cor-
respordennts who have read same pub -
lie health article in a local paper.
Inquiries have come from farbe-
yord the boundaries of. Ontario, gtsk-
ing for information on health matters.
With friendly co-operation on the part
of newspaper editors the work of dis-
suitehle chemicals under an air-pres-
. sure of 150 puede to the square inch.
A Little Wisdom.
He who trusts to luck bas con-
demned beg own judgment
If you wane a good crop of friends
sow the seeds of kindness.
Despise not the small; great hearts
are often found, in small bodies.
It's the lessons learnt from failures
that teach you how to succeed.
Of two evils it is good to choose the
less, but better to cheese neither,
Those who gather nothing in youth.
have the same amount in old age.
The short cut to doing your best is
to resolves continually to do better.
Tho sweetest rewards in life are
." those that have been won with pains..
Perseverance is persistency do pro-
gress; obstinacy Is persisting in par-
alysis.
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The International Peace
Po sal.
The Internetlonal Peace Portal was
dedicated in September as a .morel•
ment commemorative of the existence
of 100 years of peace between this
country and the United States. Erect-
ed between the small towns of Blaine
in the State of Washington and White
Rook in Southern British Columbia,
the Peace Arch stands half in the
Uuited'Status and half in Canada with
a picturesque six acre park around R.
'Upon it will fly daily, side by side*, the
Stars and Stripes and the Union Jack,
typical of tete strong understalidlwg
and frIeedsliip.which, for the past cen-
tury has existed along our 3,000 mite
invisible boundary.
When the great liner Olympic burO-
ed'coal ,she. dequixad the services of
220 men' in her iharoomel with oil -
burning engines GO titan do the work.
It took 'nearly a weak to put 7,500
Molts of veal into her bunkers, but now
six hours a1•n enough for her to get a
supply of fool. The liner now maltea
Nee Med trip in -three weeks and
tgaVelq vitb..tab ,estt lila amercei.
dress he gave in Toronto on the
need for co-operation among
employers in industry. "There
must he unity of purpose," be declar-
ed, "steady plodding in consideration
for our fellows. We must be true to
ourselves, true to each other, and all
must recognize and appreciate the
value of service." '
It wound be well if n1'amy organiza-
tions that are planning to combat in-
fant mortality and co welfare work
of all kinds, would take a note from
the Rotary Club -these splendid
organizations that are now being ex-
tended tm practicality every city on
the continent of Norte America. These
clubs stand for service to others, an
their driving motive is the deslire to
spread inappiuese and to make the
word a better place to live in for as
man;: people as possible. The work
of the Women's Institutes throughout
the province is also beyond all praise.
The yearly record of one out of
every ten babies dying before reach-
ing one yam! of age, the large number
of physical defects in ebtldren, the
advantages of breast feeding of the
infant, the large number of physical
defects uncorrected in young children,
the lack of sanitation in many homes,
the protection of life and limb in in-
dustrial pursuit, the oaring for the
feeble-minded, and the necessity for.
their education. These are some of
the problems confronting everyone
active in Public Health work at the
present time. There is much work to
be done if the race is going to main-
tain its full vigor.
Education of the people, and bring-
ing then close together in the study
of these problems, is what counts now
and will continue to count as the im-
portance of Public Health work be-
comes more and more apparent. For
progress along these 'lines has e fun-
damental aid direct bearing on one
,national well-being.
Why should you follow
a crooked path ?
Often a cowpath has been allowed to become
a village street, and as the village expanded,
tradition has made the winding way an expres-
sion of a cow's will.
Habit is always forging chains to enslave us,
so that what has been found bearable by the
fathers is accepted by the sons.
As children, we were not permitted to drink
tea or coffee, because it would stunt our growth
or make us nervous and irritable. When older,
however, we craved a hot drink with meals, and
custom gave us our tea or coffee.
Finally upon the instructions of the doctor,
Mother gave up her tea: and coffee. But that
meant nothing in our young lives. Our vitality
was then strong enough to throw off any ill effects.
But our time came, and we learned by ex-
perience that we could not drink tea or coffee.
When we had it for breakfast it put our nerves
on edge. When we drank it at the evening meal,
we tossed about in wakefulness most of the night.
And then we found Postum, a' pure cereal
beverage, free from the harmful drug, caffeine, 3n
tea and coffee. We liked the rich, satisfying flavor
of Postutn—and also the better health which re -
suited. And, too, we were surprised to find how
many of our neighbors had made the satire dis-
covery—had learned the value of "health first"
Postum comes in two forme: Instant Posturn (in tins)
made instantly In the cop by the addition of boiling water.
Postern Cereal (in packages of larger bulk, for those whn
prefer to make the drink'while the steal is beingpropared)
made by b oiling for 20 minutes, Sold by all grocers.
' Health
I"ostux for
a Reason"
selected from .articles of food .that , ditjons the. nation would have made
cause no discomfort. some show at keeping pace .with the
the .til me a lacks tone there I charges imposed h twonew
When ,1 et )t 1 , overhead cl are; t d y e
shorebut in a few' minutes Henatoe11 ie eo quicker way to - restore it than transcontinental railways constructed
heard cries from the maw for hebp. to build up the blood. Good digestion before their time. There would have
Tenjac Biggest Thing o£'Kind
Ever Seen There, Says
BigWholesaler.
The feet that 025,000 bottles of Tan*
leo Itave beem gold In the'state of Now
York since eta introduptiea there leas
then one year age, is a big buzulness
item that , will attract unusual atteele
tion throwgbout the entire Nest, fol
nothing llIt1 It has ever hemmed be,
fare, It breaks'ali records.
Realizing the situation," he called the without rich, red blood is impassible, been a Brewing volume oR tielght and Mr, :George B. Enna, manager On
other boy's attention to It, but he, at and Dr. Williams` Pink Pills offer tete pas,�erger bustues8 which natnxailY the Gibson•Snow Company, the well,
first paid 'no attention, claiming that best way to enrich the blood. Forwould have reduced tl:e heavy deficits known wholesale (Ingests, will,
tate man wee only .fooling, Henatock, this reason these pills aro especially i on those roads and gone tar to' place, branches in Albany, Buffalo, l;oeltex .
hoe ever, turned the boat around and good In stomach trouble attended by the whole cannery on a sound financial' ter anti Syracuse, recently anuouueod
rowed over to where the man was, and thin blood, and in attacks of nervous basis. - that the preparation was now selliog
! Prof of the value of Dr, - In t it trade territories .along at the;
managed to get hold of him and hold dyspepsia. a The lesson is plain. More papula he
him up until the other boy, realizing Williams' Pink Pills in cases of indi- I tion is the cure for Canada's fiscal and phenomenal rate of approximately ,
that therewas real danger atter all, gestion is given by Mr, John A. Me- I economic ills. The leeway lost during 1500,000 bottles a year.
came over and helped IIenstock to Donald, Tarbot, N.S., who says. title last seven year.; must be recover.- 1 "If the present rate centirt0oa;' salt
get him into the boat, when it was "Every sufferer from indigestion has ea. once the geueria election is over, j Mr, Fauna .ewe state elono will probe
discovered that he was quite uncoil- my heartfelt sympathy. as I was "0°1111e government of the day must :devote I ably require considerably over 900,000
serous. myself a bond slave to It, Dating at! special attention to tate task of getting 1 bottles a ye .r. This is a treuiendoue
A man in swimming a Bayfleld, all became a trial, and as time went! more people an the soil. Prom 20,-i, figure, but 1 ate really caiserv: tive in
Ontario, became exhausted and start- on I became a mere skeleton of my'(1( 000,000 to 30,000,000 acres of idle land'tunking this F,tatemeIi "
ed to sink. leis calls for help were former self. I took all sorts of re- I along the Western railways must be I Tattler 1 t iwiti. by lesdit g erugatats
heard by Scout Stanley Nichola, a boy commended medicines, doctors' and !brought under tate plow. There is; everywhere, Adv.
very much smaller than the man in advertised, but to no avail. Then a f ample room for tens of thousands of
difficulty. He, however, dived into friend said to try Dr. Williams' Pink additional farmers in old Ontario, New A broken heart is a phrstnlagiea1
the water and went to the rescue at Pills. I got a box and I thought be. I Oetario, British Columbia and tee : pcssibiiicy; excess of tenetion, especi-
once, reaching the than just as he Pore they wore done I could feel a! Maritime Provinces. Closer settle• ally joy, may rupture that organ.
was going down the third time. The change. Then I got six boxes more,: meat of the land will moan a growing;
man was frantic and did .lets best to and by the time they wore used I was 1 volume of exports, a wider home mar- A geed jackknife is closed when it'll
clutch hie would -bo rescuer, but eating my meals with regularity and 'yket for the products of Canadian fac- not in use.
Nichols was quick enough to work enjoyment. My general health is now `torics, the reduction of unemployment
there good, and it is no wonder that I are an !lit towns and clues, healthier indus-
around behind him and from
secure a safe hold. Ha than swam enthtislastic advocate of Dr- Wililams' , trial oonditions everywhere, rising
towards the end of a pier where, with Pink Pills." 1 public revenues, and a progressive
assistance, he succeeded in landing You can procure Dr Williams' ]'ink' easing of the per capita burden of na-
the now unconscious man. With the Polis through any dealer in medicine I tional taxation.
aid of another boy artificial respire- or they will be sent you by nein at 50 The kind of settlers desired are
Hon was satisfactorily applied, cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 by available in adequate numbers in
writing direct to The Dr. Williams' Great Britain, the United Suttee, Nor-
"Cascarets" if Sick Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. way, Sweden and other approved
Bilious Headachy • countries Wiiat le needed is a for-
a
For the five years 1909 to 1914 Cana-
-existing p
box now. da received about 1,851.000 immigrants existing unempuoement and safe -
You men and women who can't get from alt sources, or an average of lab guarding the interests of organizedes.
labor, will not only remove unneces-
feeling right—who have ]Headache, 872,000 a year. If this rate had been
sexy obstacles to an intensive land
coated tongue, bad taste and foul maintained the succeeding eleven settlement movement but actively pro•
breath, dizziness, can't sleep, are
bilious, nervous and upset, bothered
with a sick, gassy, disordered stomach,
or have a bad cold. Are you keeping
your bowels clean with Cascarets, or.
merely forcing a passageway every
few days with salts, cathartic piles or
castor oil? Cascarets work while you.
sleep; cleanse the stomach of sour,
fermenting food and foul gases; take
the excess bile from liver and carry
out o£ the system all the constipated
poison in the bowels. A Cascaret
physic to -night will straighten you out
From the Bowels The Need of Population. vara constructive emmigratloa policy
policy
which r,hile taping nate of
by morning.
Soap.
From a schoolboy's essay on soap:
"Soap is a kind of stuff made in
cakes what you can't eat. It smells
good and tastes ortul. Soap always
tastes worst when you get it in your
eye. Father says Eskimos don't never
use soap; I Kish I was an Eskimos°."
MONEY ORDERS.
The safe way to send money by mail
is by Dominion Express Money Order,
One of Nature's Wonders.
"Green sea" on the ocean and "green
water" on bhe Nile have two quite dif-
ferent meanings. The clear, unbroken
wave that sweeps over the deck has,
no relation to the unpleasant product
of the upper part of the groat river.
About April 15 the Nile begins its
annual rise. A month later the effect
is felt at Khartum. A most curious
phenomenon accompanies this in-
creaseh f "green
years Weald have brought the Do-
minion over 2,500,000 new citizens
from outside. If for domestic reasons
the pace had somewhat slackened, the
mote such a movement In keep,ng
with the needs of the nat'.n. In the
working out, of such a program lu-
valuable co-operatitel may be expect•
increase in population from outside ed from the railways. the Provincial
from 1914 to 1921 would surely have Governments, luitization Arai'oiu•
exceeded 2,000,000. tions and .':her immigration ligencit'°.
But the War intervened and the That way lies the read back to it
tide of immigration ceased to flow. tional prosperity and et anomie sta-
The influx of newcomers fell off to a bilitc for all masses in the community.
mere dribble. Great Britain and the
Continent of Europe were practically
eliminated as sources of population
and the stream of American settlers
dwindled to a minimum. During the
whole seven-year period we received
only about 550,000 from ail sources,
or 2,000,000 fewer than might have
been expected had the world's peace
been undisturbed. Nur must sight be There
eeT larosonce remedy,
emeed one thequality,
lost of the fact that the outbreak of the excelled, beat
War and the progress thereof caused
Dr. Tefft's
Famous Goitre Treatment
IF IT IS
a
Classified Advertisements.
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR N . 00ns
(registered) offers a complete course
in nursing. with allowance and main-
tenance; post -graduate course also given;
further information upon request. Post -
Graduate. hospital, 2400 S. Dearborn st..
Chicago, Illinois.
WANTED HOMO wonaIIss,
Dither ser. good pay for honest
the c'hildre'n can learned,
Send t 3 rer nal stamp
for particulars. Address, Dept. of ilonte
'work. 7 Ellsworth Ave., Toronto, Ont.,
PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE.
BELL PLAYER PIANO IN GOOD
condition, with a large number of
music rolls, for sale at a bargain.;
L. -Costello, '73 West Adelaide Street,'
Toronto.
"Siccantia"
Write for full and fret
Information direct to
Dx. Telft'a Laboratory,
110L. Grace at., Toronto:
ACHES AND PAINS-
SLOAN'S GETS 'EI !
AVOID the misery of racking pain.
Have a bottle of Sloan's Lini-
ment handy and apply when
you first feel the ache or pain.
Minard's Liniment Co.. Limited.
have used your Minard'e
Liniment for the past 20 rears anti
whilst I have occasionally used other
Iluiutents I can safely sol' that I havr
:ever used any to equal yours.
If rubbed between the hands and
inhaled frequently, it will never fat
to relieve cold in tue heed in 24 hourp
It is a140 the hest far bruises, sprains,
cit.
Yours tru'y,
J. G. Leslie.
.ataelica'a Pioneer Doty' Eamodies
1300k on
DOG DISEASES
and How to Peed
Mailed Free 5' any Ad-
dress by the Author.
It. Clay Glover 05., Ina,
118 West 31st Htreel
New York. 1, :4 A.
COARSE SALT
LAN D'SALT
Bulk Carlots
TORONTO SALT WORKS
C. .1. CLIFF - TORONTO
Mother, Quick! Give
California Fig Syrup
For Child's Bowels
Even a sielc child loves the "fruity"
taste of "California Fig Syrup." If the
little tongue is coated, or if your child
is listless, erase, feverish, full of cold,
or has colic, a teaspoonful will never
fail to open the bowels. In a few hours
you car see for yourself how thorough-
ly it works a1' the constipation poison,
sour bile and waste from tete tender,
little bowels and gives you a wall,
playful child again.
Millions of mothers keep "California
Fig Syrup" handy. They know a tea-
spoonful to -day saves a nick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for
genuine •'California Fig Syrup" whirls
has directions for babies and eleldrea
of all ages printed on bottle. Mother:
You must say "California" or you may
fa the appearance o r
water." . BELTING FOR SALE get an imitation fig syrup.
It kl eases the pain and sends
It used to be thought that the color ALL RINDS OF NEW AND L'sloD. quic y"y,�y�-
belting. pulleys, saws, bable,hose.paeking,' a feeling of Warmth through the �. Ii 11170.1
calve from the swamps of the Upper etc„ surpped subiset to approval at lowest' aching part, Sloan's Liniment fenefrares TH I S
Nile, lying isolated and stagnant un- prices in Canada. 'TONIC BELTING CO., without rubbing.
der tete burning tropical sun, and poi- 115 Y 1510,. STREET, TORU:QTO. - Fine, too, for rheumatism, heuralgia 1
luting the waters with decaying vege-
table matter. With the spring rlse
this fetid water was supposed to be
swept into the streams tq make its
appearaeco in Egypt.
This theory was abandoned some
time ago. The green water is caused
by the presence of innumerable num-
bers of miscroscopic Ripe, offensive
to the taste and smell. They have
their origin way up in the tributaries
and are carried to the Nile, where un-
der the 'tot sun and in the clear water
they increase with amazing rapidity,
forming columns from two hundred
and fifty miles to eve hundred miles
long.
The weeds go on growing and dying
and 'decaying until tine turbid flood
water's put them to an end, for they
cannot exist save In clear water.
You Are the Shadow.
You yourself, illy triond, arc the
shallow winch shuts out our Own hap-
piness, All the shadows in your past
years are collected into this big one
which Is bai•r'nd acr'oa% your Itappluces.
This is the shadow which shuts out
so mach of the Sunshine with which
A $12 Vilna for a $5.EnL
Why Employ a Lawyer
when you can get Legal Advice FEES
for 2 years t54), •0anadian Bmnneea
Q Law," New Edition ($5), and
Baainesa Methods" monthly, 1 year
(t3), or ',Canadian Farmers, weekly.
1 years t51), all for $5. Regular
price gi1. You save 57 and, possibly,
hundreds of dollars In lawyers' fees.
Write for details. Send no mono)',
Service (Dept. me thls W. L ), Toronto,
raOat.
sciatica, sprains and strains, stiff joints,
lame backend sore muscles.
For forty years pain's enemy. Ask
your neighbor.
At all druggists -35c, 70c, $1.40.
Mach in Canada..
Liniment
Nothing Else is Aspirin --say "Bayer"
n
�t"urningl Un]ess"'you see name Aspirin ithandy 110 braes of 12
telt•
You expected to worm and cheer your „Bayer" on tablets, you are not get. lets, and 1n bottles of 24 and 100.
career. Then are no real shadows ting Aspirin at all. Why take chances? Aspirin is the trade raster (registered
across our life palet except rinse Aecept only an unbroken "Bayer" in Cauadal of Baler NIanufaclur'e of
which we cast ourselves; ne matter package which 'contains directions Monoaceticncsthn:ter of Salteylieuuld.
how badly, how cruelly, others may
east no shadow
treat tis they 9 across
our life path. ---Wo cast our own shad.
ows. , O. S. Marden.
llst
Minard's L1ncnt for blstemper,
worked out by physicians during 21 While it is well ]mown that. Aspirin
Years and proved safe by millions for meanseans Bayer lnant• .erne•°, l0 assist
Colds, headache. Darnello, Toothache,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Neuritis, I,um-
bago, and Pain. Made in Canada.
All druggists sell Bayes Tablets of
the public against be:mthe'l'ale
ul Barer ('omeane will be stamp
ed with their general trade raster, the
MISERY
Ended by Lydia E. Pinhhan %.
Vegetable Compound. Re-
markable Recovery of
Mrs. Church.
Smiths Falls, Ont.—"I suffered with
falling of my organs, pains around my.
heart and in bowela,and down my lege,
neuralgia in ntyface 'and head, and that
terrible sinking feeling. I felt that I
could not live and would fix niy house in
order every night so there would be no
trouble if I dropped off in the night.
My husband went to the druggist to got
the hest remedy he had and he gave
him Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound. I took six bottles and felt a lot
better. I will always recommend the
Vegetable Compound, and you can 1080
these facts as ;t testnnomal. ' -- Mrs.
S. Q. Cxner%i, :Sex Rd5, Smiths Falls,
t)nt,
The success of Lydia E. Pinkham's
4 cg21 b10 :Compound made from roots
and herbs,, is Unparalleled. It may be
user with perfect confidence by women,.
who suffer from nervous prostration,
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
tion, irregularities, periodic pains, hack -
eche, bearing -down fooling, flatulenev
indigestion and dizziness. Lydia $i.
Pinhham's Vegetable Compound is the
standard remedy for female ills. •
If there are any complicntion4 about
which you need advice write in lets I ftdence to Lydia l • Pinlci;am Medicine
Ca, Lynn, Miles.
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"Bayer Crass" ISSUE No. 4d -•.''i,