HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1921-11-17, Page 3P1 ogress in Canaria,
Ali 'aerates( of 30,000009 busltele of -
wheat in the three Prairie provinces
over last roar's crop, is the Batt rete
oe the Northwest Grain Deelere" Aa-
onelatleU, A wheat yield this year of
around 200,000,000 bushels Is probably
a rensonuble calculation,. Other esti-
mates of the Association are: oats,
883,055,000; barley, 44,700,000; rye,
910558,000; Asx, 5,570,000,
Cattle shipments to Great Britain
from the Port of Montreal show a
Steady increase sinoe the—opening of
vavlgatiola,' end 'partietilerly 'since the
oonriag into effect of the FordnoY
Tariff Bill, The total number of ins -
eels wbicle hate lett tete port •this sea-
son with cattle Is 62;and these carried
a total of 21,817 bend. There were also
flus vessels wbtali carried 1,880 sheep,
A eeew'laid 'of lake trout reached
the 'town. of .MoMurrsy, Alberta,re-
cently, from the Mackenzie 13asfn
Fielteries plant•at Black Baron- .alto
Athabasca, and further shipments, it
la expected, will be matte before •the
close of navigation on the big river,
'''his is the shipment of northern
lake trout that has reeclied McMurray
for shipment to the markets of Canada
end the United: States, and demon-
strates .ohe of the unbounded re-
dources oothe untapped regions which
lie beyond the Athabasca, •
. More than two million, .pounds of
wool were Cllp000 ,from Alberta sheep
this year, and 1;827,000 pounds liavo
been shipped east'for sale. Members
of the Southera Alberta Wool Growers
Prodeatel 1,500,000 pounds, the remain-
der coming Irons Edmonton, Lacombe,
''ermillionand other points.
Special 'attention is being paid by
British Columbia lumber exporters to
the markete of Australia New Zealand,
South Atria e, China, British India and
Egypt. Already several large orders
have been secured from these come
trles, notably Egypt, which has made
very extensive purchases of railway
tins., Not a'•niontb goes by but that
three or tour British Columbia export
lumber men leave -for foreign markets
on selling and investigation tours, and
alreadythis activity is producing re
sults. Box manufacturers aro also
reeling the benellts at foreign mar-
kete,.India baring placed good orders,
and -Singapore new entering the list
with An order for 1;000,000 boxes,
A silver lead strike has been made i
at Noble Five, In the Trout Lake coun-
try, British Columbia. A sample eigh-,
teen inches in tied -mess and averag-
lug $200 to the ton was brought lute
Revelstoke recently, The lead runs
entirely across the fifteen hundred
foot claim, I e,
Twenty new horticultural societies
were organized in different sections of
thh province of Ontario during the
ewer 1020, maidug a total of 120, with
a p.s'.d mnetnbersllip ot 29,000, au in -
ere., a at 9,000 over the previous year,
according to the itnnual report ot the
Horticultural Societies of Ontario. In
1910 the Association expended $70,-
000 to horticulture.
A large freight warehouse on the
banks of the Reministiqula River has
been leased -1)y It. C. I•Iarvey, of Leth-
bridge, Alberta, 'to be used for teed -
lug 10,000 sheep, which he will bring
to • Fort William to fatten on the
screenings Bgsfrom the elevators. The
sheep will be sent to Fart William by
the trainload early in November, and
111r. Harvey • a e ntractiog for hun-
dreds of tons of.loeal grown hay.
Fraser, Brace and Company, con
fracterg engineers of hiontreal, have
been awarded contracts for the con-
struction works of the 010,000,000
power development scheme at Great
Falls, on the 'Winnipeg River, by the
Manitoba ,Power Company, Limited.
Development work is already under
way, with about 400 Hien employed
and thep robability of from 1000 to
2,500 finding employment within a
short while.
STERN REMINDERS A Fine View
fol aQ Chemist,
The
OFRHEUMATISM Ia pritialt C lumbia,lis a Baha that$ op
The Trouble. Must be Treated
Through the' Blood,
Every sheuula ic. eufterer should
realize that rbenmatisin fa rooted in
the blood and that to get riot of it 'it
must ho treated through the blood.
The -old belief that ilteutnatisnt was
oaueed'by cold, dumpweather, is now quickly becomee brine. Then the sun
exlrlodod. Suoh weather condition :evaporates it, and all that is neces-
sary is to score and lift oft the thick
crust"that had formed. Spring'ereeli-
ete prepare another seven -acre pan,
and the miners harvest a crop that
they may' dispose of for seventy-five
dolials a ton, A few• years ago. the
sante product, sold for nine dollam,
tains, net asphalt, but Elew l 4a1ta1
The snits extend to a, depth of forty-
One
ortyone feet, and perhaps go moll deeper;
the miners} who first stumbled upon
the lake drilled to that depth and then
bird to atop for'lack of drilling teal -
ties. The lake covers' aeven agree and
hae a hard, crystal surface.
Wilelt the snow melts from the
mountain sides the surface is covered
six inches deep with water, which
tray_ start the. Pains, but It is not the
ouizao, Linim•euts and. outward appli-
cations may give temporary relief, but
that is alitheycan do`beeanse they do
not reach its sources le the blood. The
sufferer from rlieumatsm who experi-
ments with ontsrard applications is
only wasting 'time and money in the
pending"upon such treatment; the
trouble still remains, abd it is all the
time becoming norm 'iirinly rooted,
Treat title disease through the blood
Lived 100 Years.
On last March 24 Charles Tully of
Hassocks, Suseex county, England,
and yeti will soon And relief. Dr, Wit- celebrated ills hundredth birthday by
Ileums" Pink Piles act directly on Me workieg•a Pull day in his garden pre'
intro weals b1oq ; they purify and paring the ground and planting pots•
strengthen it, and, se net on the cause toes. He has no-dialoulty Insetting a
of the rheumatism. Mr, T', .J, Mac- garden line, for his eyesight is excel -
Pitmen, R.lt, No. 5, Cardigan, PEI., lent,
says: "About three years ago I was In telling about hie long lite he said
attacked, with rheumatism. • I began that he was first u pork butcher and
taking Dr. Williams' Pink Piles and afterward a farmer. At the time of
soon the trouble disappeared and I his retirement from active farming
am in better health than before. I he controlled 2,000 acres. This oa-
ses* know of an old Indy acquaintance curred when he was 80 years old,
who was badly crippled with (lien- This is his recipe for long life:
realism in her arms and lege, and who Hard work in the open Mr, good food
suffered very much. She, too, took and enough of it, but not much at.
Dr, Williams' Pink •Pills and 'is now night; a nightcap of whiskey and milk,
to bed not later than 10 and up by 7
in the morning if'not earlier.
These are atilt his habits. •
Of the 1,500,000 houses destroyed in
Poland during 'the World Wer, nearly
500,000 have been rebuilt.
Knowledge without justice ought to
be eallerl cunning rather than wis-
dom.—Plato.
•
that many of them are shady. Minard's Liniment for Distemper.
able to do her housework. I tell you
this in the hope it may be of benefit
to some other sufferer,"
You can procure Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills tluough any dealer in medicine
or they will be sent you by snail at
50 cents a box ea, six boxes for $2.50
by writing direct to The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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The trouble with family trees is
HEALTH EDUCATION
BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON
Provincial Board of Health, Ontario
Dr. Middleton will be glad to answer questions on Public Health mat•
tors through this column. Address him at Spedina House, Spadina
Crescent, Toronto
In every effort directed to improve-
ment of the public health and well-
being,
t
-loo
t exer-
t
••inofou
being, the quest o
t cise must be tarsen into account. No
i matter what preventive measures are
taken against disease, the physical
1m/edition of the individual, whether
adult or child, is not kept in perfect
condition if hertlthy exercise out-of-
doors is not indulged in.
The question of what constitutes
healthy exercise is important. There
are a large , number of people who
seem to think that touring around in
a motor car provides sufficient exer-
cise for the` average person. This is
a mistake, but motoring has certain
advantages. It detracts the mind
from domestic cares and worries, and
falces people out of doors in the fresh
air.
Real physical exercise—the kind
that promotes sloop et nights and
stimu-atos the appetite, is lacking in
the pleasure that a motor ear offers,
except in the case of the driver who
may get enough exercise if something
mechanical gees wrong.
Walking is one of the most benefi-
cial exercise that eau be had and yet
too Little of it is practiced. We bear
far too much in the daily papers about
A Clever Clerk,
The proprietor of a shoo store in
New 'Englund is very proud of one of
his ynung sons who not very long ago
entered the employ, of Iris father, and
this pride was much enhanced by the
bay's cleverness 111the mattes' of a
pair of sheet sold to a stranger.
The lad lead shown this man a satis-
factory pair, but the customer said
that he .had not enough manes with
him; eskieg If he could let "fifty cents
go over unto tue net las•;' '
Tlie boy consented, far which, after
the stranger had left the shop, the
father soverly'repiihuanded the Ind.
"You'll never see the man again," he
said Yu conclusion.
"Oh, yes, I will," said the youngster,
"I wrapped up two shoes for the left
Like the Old Folks.
A bachelor who is forever putting
. his foot ie it, recently visited the
proud parents of a new bay.
The mother, held up the bundle tot
the inspenutiou of the bachelor and
asked gayly: "Tell us, now, frankly,
wield' of us do you think he is like?"
After a careful examination of the
;mite the bachelor answered: "Well,
Marie of course, intelligence has not
yet dawned in Itis face,' hot ]re's wan-
flertttliy ilke both of you,"
Campfire Destroys a Forest.
A. teamster hauling supplies wits the
dans° ,of ono of the bad forest fires in -
New Brunswick this past aliniiner. Ile
neglected tit put out his fire when he
mala his noonday stop to 'boll his
-lcettle,`and in en hour afterwards the
woods'were urian ,
"Garage," new used exclusively as
a name :for the housing for a'Meter-
vehicle, was Originally used in I"ranee
to denote a place for keeping boats,
rollhug-staelc, etc;
tram;-ortation and too little about
walking. This necessary ,and impor-
tant measure towards the health of
the people should be fostered and re-
commended daily in the public press,,.
The papers that continually ofteredl
such important advice would gain;
favor with all progressive people. The,
great advantage of walking as an ex-
ercise is that it ean be done at .any
time of -theryear and in practically all
kinds of weather.
There are, of course, many other
forms of outdoor exercise such as,
gardening, golf, tennis, bowls, rowing,'
canoeing, hunting end swimming. On-
tario has special facilities for indulg-
ing in all these pastimes. Even moun-
taineering can be dene—'a most ex-
hiliarating form of sport. But what-
ever the form of exercise taken, the..
great thing is to get out of doors in
the sunshine, on the lake shore or
where the fresh breezes blew, In sick-
ness or in health there is no better
tonic than fresh air and sunshine.
Among the trees or by some quiet lake
the tired body and mind get a chance
to rest and recuperate. Let all who
road this .article nuke up their minds
body spend as much time in and in.
spirit in the great out-of-doors.
Are you stepping on the brake
or the accelerator?
The food you eat does snake a difference.
Heavy, starchy foods often do slow dawn
body and mind—often steal the energy that be-
longs to the day's worst. Grape -Nuts is a go-
ahead food. It contains the perfected nourishment
of Nature's best grains. It includes all those
elements needed to nourish body and brain. It-
is easy to digest. It gives energy without tenting
energy.
How about your breakfast or lunch—does,
it give, or 'take?
Grape -Nuts is sweet, crisp, delightful to
the taste, and is art Ideal source of power for a
busy and difficult day.
"There's a Reason" for GRAPE -NUTS
WORD NOT BE 1(1�I31110V
DARTS_ 0111 11 f�':IB�IFIt'117
Once a (pother hes used ''Baby's Own
'Athlete tor her little 01100 she would
not be without them, . 'rhe Tablets
are a perfect home remedy. They
regulate the bowels and stomach;
drive out constipation and lndlgeetiaa;
break up Bolds and simple fever end
make baby healthy and happy. Con-
corning there, Mee, Nobe A Pye,
Ileum Seem, N33,, writes: --"I stave
found l3aby's Own Tablete of great
benefit tor my ,children end I would
not be without them," Tho Tablets
are old by medicine. dealouns or by
mail et 25 cents• a box from The Dr.
Wllltalus' Medicine Coe Brookville,
Out.
• Does London Lead the
World? ,
Whether New York or London Ien'
tiro world in the number of population
is a question which is agitating Amari,
cans as it result of the publication of
the British census returns, giving Lon-
don a populate! of 7,476,168, • New
Yolk's inhabitants total, according to
the latest census, 5,029,048.
The .Natiolial Geographic Society
questions the rtglit'of the British met-
ropolis to claim such a large 'popula-
tion. It points out that legally, as a
municipal unit, "London" refers only
to the area within the County of Lan-
don,
"Greater London," which the cen-
sus figures cover, extends over 603
square' miles, an area six times- that
of 'municipal London, and more than
twice that of Municipal New York.
It is pointed out that a greater New
York • modelled on Greater Loudon
lines, taking in all suburban cities
within a radius of fifteen miles .from
the city centre, as the English capital
does, would ease London's papulation
within a similar area.
While London has no State lines to
prevent its expansion for administra-
tive purposes, New York halts at the
Hudson River, and must continue aelf-
contained and Increase only from its
internal growth.
4
His Hearing Restored.
The invisible ear drum invented by
A. 0. Leonard, which is a miniature
megaphone, fitting inside the ear en-
tirely out of sight, is restoring the
hearing of huudrods of people in New
York City. Mr. Leonard invented this
drum to relieve himself of deafness
and head noises, and It does title so
successfully that no one could tell he
Is a deaf man, It is effective when
deafness Is caused by catarrh or be
perforated, or wholly destroyed natur-
al drums. A request for information
to A. O. Leonard, Suite 432, 70 Fifth
Avenue, New York City, will be given
n prompt reply. advt.
Sad Mistake.
In a corner of a railway. carriage
was 8 young man studying A. set of
official -looking papers. Suddenly he
put his hands to his head and cried
aloud in his anguish. To sy-uupath,.tfc'
inquiries he explained that he had sat
the previous day for a Civil Service
examination. 'For the essay test," he
said, "we were asked to explain the
advantages of keeping a diary. I have
just realized that I have handed in
four beautifully written pages on the
advantages of keeping a dairy."
MONEY ORDERS.
Send a Dominion Express Money
Order. Five Dollare costs three cents.
- Not Popular,
Little Georgie Goode was standing
apart from all the other happy boys,
who were playing as only happy boys
0511,
"What's the matter, sonny?" asked
a passer-by. "Why don't you play
with the rest of the boys?"
"They don't want inc to play with
'em," replied the lonely boy bitterly..
"What's the trouble, that the other
boys don't want you to play with
them?" t110 stranger persisted,
"They've found out something about
me," the lad answered, trying hard to
keep back his tears.
Wee it something bad?"
"They thhlk so, But I can't help
its" the boy defended himself.
"Come on, tell tae all about it," he
was urged. "Blaybe I can help you-"
"No, you can't help tee."
"Well, teal ate, anyway."
The boy hesitated for atuoment, but
avoided to confide.
"Nell, sir, the other boys say that
I ant a softy because len"--and he
gulped hard—"I'm twins with a girlie
Accommodation,
"I wan a passenger 011 s, train out of
Edinburgh," says an Amertcan, "and
Immune ranch interested ire an Eng-
lishman and a Scot 1 saw come in.
"The Seot wee in his Highland garb
anti the fact that Bre tock snuff freely
from a large box first attracted my at-
tention, He offered it to others to
help themselves end generally made
himself very friendly, The English•
Man, whom nature had gifted with an
extremely largo inose, joined the other
travellers, He seated himself open-,
alto tiro Scat, wile beamed upon hint
and at once proffered bis euuffbox.
"4Vilen the Englishman decliued it,, the
astonished Scot said;
"'1'e liana snuff?'
'No,' Answered the 17nglishntan,.
' '%inn; said the Seal, 'it's a calm!.
ay, for ye lute wonderful neconntosla•
lion fore.' "
Petisbeas paid tie the old or blind
number. 1.,000,020 in Great Britain,
and cost Q1.60,760,000 annually, •
�t
The
Bo
cou 5
Mlle driving with his father in an
automobile along the Detroit elver,
Scout Gerald Creak, of the 7th Wind-
sor 'Preop, accidently noticed a little
boy wile lead been playing with some
other's fall off Linng's doelt into the
river, which is quite swift at this
iolnt. Without waiting for the car to
stop, he sprang out, ran down the hill
Fuld jumped off the dock, swimming
down stream toward the little fellow
who was fest drifting away. He ;was
successful in getting bold of him and
soon had him ashore. With soave.
difficulty he managed to revive the
child, who was afterwards driven to
his borne,
Scout Rabeyt I0. Gawhrill of the 1st
.Exeter Troop, and two other boys, de-
cided to go to their usual swimming
they should have, the strength of the
a Heavy flcod, anri nut realizing as
they should. Lave he strength of the
eurrsnt which was runniug, entered
the water. One of the boys, who was
not able to swim, held bis hands high
above the water and followed the
easily aevoa feet deep. Gantbrill swam
to him, caugbt''him by his bathtog suit
at the shoulder and tugged hint to the
farther bank, The drowning boy en-
deavored to grip him, but Gambrill
kept him under his power and dually
managed to get him to safety.
Whi1e swimming with two other
Scouts in the large Current River
swimming pool at Port Arthur, Scout
Sterling Morrison, of. Ow let Port
Arthur Troop, noticed that Scout
James Shires was in difficulty. He
plunged into the water and managed
to reach Shires just after he had gone
under tor the second time. He grasp.
ed Shires and started for the side of
the pool with him, but Shires, becom-
ing hystei•Seal, grappled with Morrison
and succeeded in dragging lam under
At this point Scout Fred Thynne, a
member of the same trocp, plunged. in
and swam to elorrtson's assistance,
time two buys teen managing, to get
Shires to shore in safety.
other two wading. For a moment the
two boys who could swim lost sight of
the ,-other boy and then caught sight
of film tor a moment after he had fall-
en into a hole, which at the time was
•
Mrs Rose M. Brown.
Gamed 20 Pounds
In Four Weeks Time
Declares It's Simply ,Astoltish-
i To See er •u
n�' The Wond 1' I
Benefits She Has Derived
From Tanlac -• Says Ter-
rible Headaches Hove Dis-
appeared.
"It sounds unreasonable, bot 1 have
actually gained 20 pounds in leas than
a month's time by taking Tanlhe, mind
the wonderful benefit I have d?rtvcil
from the use ofthis medicine is Pimp-
ly astonishing," said Mrs. Biose el,
Brown, 111 Third Street, Manchester,
"Why, I am so happy to be relieved
of 107 troubles I can really never
praise this medicine e.lough. Up to
the time I begun taking Tanlac, I sue-
t fared toe something over two years
f with a very bad form of stomach tren-
t ble.
"Mr appetite was so poor I could
scarcely eat a thieig. My stomach
would be so badly bloated with gas
sometimes I was almost afraid to go
to bed for tear 1 would aetuaIly smoth-
er, I felt tired and worn ;ant most of
i the time and became terribly dii,ceute
1 aged over Lay condition. 1 often had
such violent headaches I was vnabie
to be etrt of bed for two or three days
at a stretch:
"Four bottles of Tsulac corepletety
, restored my health and anyone can
see al. a glance tbe'wonderfal change-
.
hange. that has taken- place in nay condition.
I have a splendid appetite now and the
stomach trouble has eirtirely disap-
peered. I can eat just anything 1
want without ever feeling a sign of
Cherries were known in Asia as far
back as the seventeenth century.
Windsor Castle is like a small town
in itself, containing hundreds of in-
habitants.
There -are 26,000,000 Russians starv-
ing in the richest agricultural district
under Bolshevist controI.
"Cascarets" To -Night •
'For Liver, Bowels
You're bilious! Yon axe headachy,
constipated, your eyes barn, skin is
yellow; your stomach is sour, gassy,
upset. No wonder you feel miserable.
Yon need a thcrougtt physic with
"Cascarets" to -night to cleanse the
fermenting stomach ot sour, m ng food and
foul gasses; take the excess bile from
the liver and carry cut of the system
all the p
e const' ated poison in' the
bowels. Get a 'Gwent box now and let
"Cascarets" straighten you out by
morn Mg. -
America's Pioneer Dog Somedics
Hook on
DOG DISEASES
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dress the Author.
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113 Festat u 31st Street
... New York, U.S.A.
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Bottle
To -day
DR. RENARD, Inventor of the Litwin -tent
Celebrated
MINAI D'S LINIIViENT. Apsysuumass
MRS. ROSE M. DROWN -
iniliger tions. The best of . ail, 1 am •
never bothered any more' with head-
aches and this was the greatest relief
re alt. 1 want to tell everybody wjnat •
this medicine has (lone mr me."
Taniae is sold by leading druggiete
everywhere. - Adv, '
The Fly to the Ointment,
"AI, old fellow," said lettingen to a
friend, "so you are married at last,
Allow are to eengratulate you, dor I
hear you have an excellent and 8.0-
tromptished wife:'
"I have indeed;" was the reply• "she
is highly acc-.mplished. Vee, sir, she
is Perfectly at home in literature; at
home in art: at hems in sole/ice—in
shard at home everywhere• --except—"
"Except where?"
"Except at Biome"
A baby elli„'ator at the Landotr Zoo'
is seven years ,old, ami barely 12 -in. • -
long; he grows -about 1 -in. each year.
Gonias loss been explained by an
Irish surgeon as theproduct. cif, a
germ which gets into and round the
human brae(,
Clasaitleet Advertisements_•
1g ins 5':
lit,l,t deWin6 5:t hole or
spare time , eQd -pay w, t k anal any .
i d,stun.`e 01,ut�Sns para, liee,d :,t.i:mp Ie,•
L,,ra,enl.,r N„rlanuL ivt,snuiacturi,ty
t.,.. 1A ntreal,
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Minard s Liniment for Gorget In Caws
PLAYER PIANO idol. SALE•
COARSE SALT
LAN D'SALT
Bulk Carlota
TORONTO SALT WORKS
C. J, CLIFF - TORONTO
®i ELL PLAYER PIANO IN GOOD`•
6,) condition, with a large number of -'
music rolls, for sale at a bargain
L. Costello, 73 West Adelaide Street,
Toronto. -
BELTING -FOR .SALE:
!tiLl:. KINDS OF N.LIW ANL) USIB'U
belting pulleys, saws, cabte.hose,packing,
etc.. shipped „ahead to approval at lowest
Oc�(foBC086t=4,70 .� o0�O i1e
prices
STRE11T. TOY:OF:TO. fi'C- '
Fulness After Eating
a
If you have iulnesa after meals,
a bad taste in your mouth in the
morning, fur on the tongue, flat ,.,
silence after meals and no appe-
tite, take Bother Seegers Syrup: It
le
will clean your tongue, ue renew
g
your appetite, give you relish for
food and the power to digest it
thoroughly
and easily. Sold in
t= Y Y
5Oc. and $1.00 bottles at drug "
stores. 4-001 nn
.
USE SLOAN'S TO
Wt:1 O OFF PAIN
ITT LE aches grow into big pains
unless warded off by an applica-
tion of Sloan's. Rheumatism,
neuralgia, stiff joints, lame hack won't
fight long against Sloan's Liniment.
Mother! Clean
Child's Bowels With
California Fig'Syraap
Even a sick oh'iid loves the "fruity"
taste of "California Fig Syruji." If the
little tougne is coated,or if vaurchild Is
listless, cross, feverish, full of cold, or
has colic, give a teaspoonful to bleaneo
the liver and bosveis.' In a few lioure •
you -can see for yourself how thordugh:
ly it work8 -all =tire constitution'
poison, sour bile .S:ud waste out
bowels, anri you have a well, playful
shred again. .
Millions tH2 mothers keep "Ctultfornfa
Fig Syrup handy. They ltnow a. tea
spoonful to -day s3aes,u sick ehild, to , M-=
marrow teak mei.'. druggist ..tor
genuine eCailifeenteeleig Syrup' which
hag directions feitel iibies and•'Lltittlren
et ell ages printed on beetle. Motllori
j getu auniuentriaayie.;Calilig gry;tap,7 17,717
vm
•
For mere than forty years Sloan's
Liniment has helped thousands, the
world over. 'You wont be an excel-
time It certainly does produce results.
.12 penetrates without rubbing. Keep•
this all fancily friend aiu'ays handy ; '
for instant use, Ask your neighbor,
ail druggists -35c, irk
At r , $1.40:
, Made in Canada.
Nothing l -Ise is Aspirin—say "Bayer" .
'Warning! Unless you coo name
"Boyer" o11 'tablets, you are not get.
tints A.epirte at all. Why take chances?
Accept only an unbroken "Bayer"
paeltage which contains directions
worked out by pILyslclans during 21
years and proved safe by millions for
Colds, Headache, Iilarache, Toothache,
Neuralgia, i.:,.Lmuatlr:m, Neuritis, Lune
bago, and Pein. Undo in Oneida.
All drugglste sell Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin in handy tin boxes of 12 tab'
lets, aed in bottles of 24 ant 100.
Asplria is the trade mark (registered
in Canada) of Bayer inter nfactura of
14ionoaeetietcidoster of Sallcylleacid.
While It is well known that Aspirin'
ltletuie Bayer nlalurtacture, to assist
the public against imitations, the Tab.
tete of Bayer Cowpsny will be stamp.
ed with their general trade marls, the
"Sayer Cross.
PAIN NO
What. Lydia E. 'Pinichazl Qs
Vegetahle Co pound iEi • .
for Mrs. Baker and . .."
- Mrs, Kievera
.
Vancouver, B.C•—"I am pleased to
say that Lydia T,Pinkham's'Vegetable •
Compound has done m0 a lot of good,;
I can now walk about without the aid
of a support and fool real strong again.
A ourso advised 'me to take the
Vegetable Comouniland itis.certainle
helping me, It looms like Heaven to
be relieved after months ofala."-••-
Mao. II. IV, IBartna, ' 8874 10th Ave,
West, i'anrotrvor, 21C. -
Albert+ Co„ 1511,---"I have taken
Lydia B. "'inkhorn's medicines. and
they lutve done mea lot of good, Since
then I have been aide to do anyhouse-
wark and I have a lotlof work to do as '
wo live one, ferns.. • Seeing your adver-
tisement In the papers was what made
ine think of writing to you. I hopo
this may help solno one else' "--
Mos. Wu. I3. 'Cowen,
Upper 1$t0
Morton, Albert .11
Co ,1. B.
The reason women write such letters
t0 the Lydia I:, Pinkhato Medicine Co.
and toll their friends how they ' aro
helped is that Lydia 1(•a,I'itnithain's Vego-.
table Compound has brought health and
happiness into their lives, Freed from
their illness they want to ass the good
news along to other suffering women
that they also may be g0lteved.'
If there are any complications you do
hamnModieino Co., yn Lydia sL. 'Ink-
horn
1881 5 No, 40-11. ,