The Brussels Post, 1924-3-19, Page 3th
The
Ifs
Celebrate Chief Scout's Birthday.
Tile birthday of Sit Robert I3adon-
Powell, the Chief Scoat, was Cele-
brated by many Ontario Scout troops
W1:
th d chile s , ,.auquots, P
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nt
s
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nights and demtmstrMiona of various
hands. At Espanola the usual pro-
gramme was changed for a big Skat-
ing Carnival to which the whole town
was invited.
Lord Syne Entertained scouts.
Lend Byng, Chief Scout for Oauada,
was the host of the Boy Scouts and
Wolf Cubs. of Ottawa at a skating and
toboganuing party hold in the Rideau
Hall grounds and Rink on Satiu•duy,
February 28rd. Over six hundreu boys
attended and voted the afternoon ono
of the biggest events in local Spout•
dem for years. 1n the ring Bleating
races were staged for both Scouts and
Cubs, and for backward skating as
w ell as forward skating.
Hamilton Troop Has Good Time.
M a recent meeting of the 101 Ham-
ilton Troop each patrol leader was
given sealed orders to be carried out
by his patrol, and here is what hap-
pened: The Wolves built a trestle
bridge aeross the patrol room; the
Hawks designed and built a rack for
the troop's sieves; the Ravens des-
oribed how they would rescue three
people over a cliff with the aid of a
lariat, and the Owls built a gadget of
staves to hold Scout equipment. Next
the elepbant walk was Indulged in
and won by the Owls. The whole
meeting was cue of reale Scouting, and
w as just a samplo of the kind of meet-
ings this troop has every week: Scout-
master Wright &aye that one big sec-
ret of his success lies in the fact that
the memberahlp'Is restricted to four
patrols.'
Some. Fine "Good Turns."
The following "good turns," quoted
from the annual report of the Boy
Scouts Association In Ontario, were
Melted at hansom from the annual re -
porta made by provincial troops to
Headquarters:
"Ilarvci2ed a crop of corn for a oro -
men who was ill."—latDelhi Troop.
l Main Street
"Kept the'sid�sty
asks of o
cleared of snow during the winter,"
Ist Matheson Troop,
"Picked apples for charitable insti-
lotions In the elty."--Gth Hamilton
Troop.
"As a special good turn Lo the jani-
for of the church the troop hold a log-
ging -bee and nit up Into stove :wood
a large quantity of 1imbs blown downn
in a sleet storm."—Stk London Troop.'
"Scouts provided clothes for one of
our members who was up against it
bard. "-lst Border Cites (Windsor)
Troop.
"Helped an elderly lady to move her
things to her ne.w home and during
the winter months helped other old
people when they were not able to get
out for chores:"—lst Napanee Troop.
"Helped firemen at all fires and
searched for lest children."—lst Perth
Troop.
"Threw club -loam open to other
boys of the town for an evening's fun."
—1st Whitby Troop.
"Assisted in city clean-up campaign."
rest London Troop.
"Distributed literature for Child-
e'en's Aid Soclety."-9t1 Brantford
Troop.
'Helped to keep back orowds at un-
veiling of a war memorial,' ---2nd Pres-
cott Troop.
"Boys helped several elderly people
by carrying wood, etc." -1st Bobcat'-
eeon Troop.
----G
The Boston Tea Party.
Teacher—"What can you say of
Samuel Adams?"
Young America—"I think he was
one of the guys who helped spill the
beans in Boston Harbor."
A Noisy Affair.
A dear old lady from the country
travelled to London to see her married
daughter, and returned with stories of
her wonderful .experlences,
London• was enveloped In fog during
the drat two or three days of her visit,
and es her bedroom looped out upon
the railway she was• troubled by the
fog eignala. She came down to break-
fast after her first restless night and
Inquired the cause of the strange bang-
ing she had heard so often during the
hours of darkness.
"Ohl that was due to the fog," ex-
plained her tion-in-Iaw:
Her vielt over, she returned to the
country, full of tho wonderful: sights
and sounds of London life,
"])1d eau see a Lonnen fog, granny?"
naked ono of her listeners,
'Aye, that I did," replied ie
d gTann ,
"and I heard 'un, tool"
"Beard 'lin, granny?"- exclaimed an-
other llstene'. "Ilod didst !tear a
fog?"
"Why," Was the reply, "Lumen fog
habil like, 01115, Every now and then.
it goes off v1' a caro bang."
Miefortunee tell us What lortune:is,
EAS'IrTIIICKS
No, 890
Selectivity
This is an easy and very effect^
Ivo trick and requires no shall and
very little Practice. '
Ask half a dozen e'eetators to
loan you half a dozen colas: Put
thein 1n a hat, Ask that one of
the Scans be selected and that each
Spectator olamine it •carefully and
that it then be placed In the bat,
Note may be taken of the date or
It may be merited—
When the cola has been placed
In the hat, you will put your band
In the hat and take out,. the coin
aelected,
The secret Is this: When you
borrowed the coins you placed
thein on a mantlopiece, a stone
topped table or somewhere where
they" will get a chance to be very
sllghtly chilled. The coin ex-
amined by the spectators becomes
warm from so much,handling and
you will have little difficulty In
Pleating it out of the others in the
hat.
(Olip this mit and paste it, with
other e/ the aeries, in a scrapeook.)
RHEUMATIC PEOPLE
CAN FIND RELIEF
HERE'S WHAT PEOPLE
SAY ABOUT TANLAC
"If it had not been for Tanta c I would still be a sigh, dila•
couraged woman, for nothing else seemed to do ire
any good," says Mrs. Edward Gibbs.
prove from the very first, galne4 29
lbs., and to -day am feeling fine,
0.17. Moore, Kansas City, Ma: "My
stomach seemed to pain me constant-
ly, food seemed t0 do me no geed, I
evould bloat up with gate, lost MY
etreugtb, and could not sleep or rent.
was .on the down -grade nil tato time,
Teniae corrected my troubles and put
nae in excellent shape,"
Thomas Lucas, Teterboro, Ontario:
"Well, sir, buying TANLAC was the
Peet Investment I ever made, Lor it
built up my health and strength to
where, I haven't a complaint In the
world`."
Mr, and Mrs, Joseph E. Koala), Dee
thole, Mich.: "For more than a year
our three children, age 2, 4 and 0, had
been so peaked and lifeless that we
were worried about them. Their
stomachs were upset, appetites poor,
the color had lett their cheeks, their
nights were restless and during the
day they would just mope around, tak-
ing no interest in play or anything
else. They began to improve with the
first close 00 TANLAC, and to=day
there are no more healthy children in
Detroit."
Tanlac is for sale by all good drug-
gists. Over 40 million bottles' sold.
Accept no substitute.•
All the advertising in the world and
ell Me wales eirorts eombiued Count
not lbavo made the greet 8000ose for
TANLAC that has been attained, un-
less tale toconstrnetive tonic possess-
ed merit of the .greatest degree, Over
40 Nallpen Bottles al TaIltae leave beau
sold and the demand to -day is greater
than ever before,
That TANLAC possesses merit and
has brought relief to hundreds of
thousands of persons le attested by the
great lumber of testimonials that have
been received by the company from
People in every state of the Uuion end
every province of,Canada. There are.
over 100,000 suck statements on -file
with the company, all ringing with sin -
care praise for TANLAC and wliat it
has accomplished.
Dere are excerpts from a few of the
100,000 statements on file:
airs. Edward Gibbs, Lancaster, Pe.—
"For 2 years indigestion deprived hie
et nearly all the pleasureof living. If
:11 had not been for TANLAC I would
still be a sick and discouraged woman,
for nothing else seemed to do me any
good,'
By Enriching Their Blood With
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
•
Rheumatism attacks people when
the blood is clogged with impurities, I
thus rotting up en inflammation of the;
muscles and joints. Cold er wet'.
weather may start the tortures of t
rheumatism, but it is not the cause, as I
was once supposed.: The cause is thin
or impure blood. Rubbing with linta
ments or applying hot applications'
may give relief, but that Is all; theai
pains are soon back again. You must•
treat the trouble through the blood to
get rid of 3t. The value of Dr. W11-
limns' Pink Pills in cases of this kind ,
is proved by the following statement.!
Miss Margaret 1Y1. Cullen, writing on
behalf of her grandmother, Mrs. A.:
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Qua., sa s: 'M .
it ch'w•en, stn wO n , Q y y ,
grandirother, now 86 years of age was, i
some years ago, a great sufferer from
rheumatism. She tried many reme.
dies, but found none that did her any I
good until she began using Dr. Wile,
Barts' Pink Pills. These site used tor'
some meadia until every trace of
rheumatism disappeared. Since then]
she has taken the pills at intervals,
and they have kept her in the boat of
health. It is marvellous how well and
active my grandmother is. She cooked
the dinner for the threshers last tall,
and she gives tae credit for her good
health to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. She
Is anxious that bier experience with
this eplendid medicine be given for
the benent at others."
If you are suffering from any trou-
1.1e due to -poor or watery blood, Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills will help you.
Sold by medicine dealers everywhere,
or sent by mall at 50 cents a box by
writing The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
Mrs. Mary A. Benson, Seattle, Wash.;
"Following au operation my stomach
and nerves seemed to give way and I
became almost helpless. As a last re-
sort I tried TANLAC. I began to im-
Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills.
Insect Perils.
The famous scientist, Professor A.
R, Wallace, -who once asked"what was
the most dangerous beast he bad en-
countered in the course of hls tropical
travels. Though ho had roamed
through the haunts' of the jaguar, tho
peccary, and the giant anaconda, he
declared that he was most afraid of
the wild bee. Kipling has -a story
about the terror of the wild bee, when
It Is numbered by countless millions,
which gives a graphic picture of what
that danger can mean.
There are certain species oY ante,
both in Africa and South America, be-
fore the march of which nothing can
live. The fiercest and strongest and
most agile beasts must give way to
them.
Thought many thinamide of deaths
aro attributed to snake bites in India
every year, this mortality is slight
compared with the ;toil taken of human
life by malarial inosquitaoe in various
parts Of the world. Iiad the neighbor-
hood of the Panama Canal been Wrest-
ed
nfssted with. lions tttd tigers, the work
would have gone on merrily, but. the
awful mortality caused by these tiny
insects defeated lis lirnt' builders.
South Attica has suffered from locusts
a thousand tines more than it ever
suffered by reason of ail the wild
ileasts within its eorde:x•.
CZEM .. L"'1t
p of the skin and tato Is UK stale-
�+$ den that Yte hers hemp ,uoe,.,tM1
t,e,Ues by man sad la our allow
hen for ow Se pa», 10 afaloted, mate (21 1*'
1,100,4,0 Your ease tun,, We Sirs treat at home
Pimples, 1'Itotah.t, nieckheeds end other heft•
aentarieae Mtn troubles, eup.rauoas Hair.
kteilk, Warta eta, p.ntleneutlY tredkaud br
lbs eelr s,004--5W,trotrll,
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HEALTH EDUCATION
BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON
Provincial Board'of Health, Ontario
Or. Middleton will be glad to answer questions on Public Health mat -
tent through this column. Address him at Spadina hoose, Spadhsa
Crescent, Toronto
Smallpox is raising its ugly head
in Windsor at the present time and
threatening the lives and hearth of
the people of the Border Cities. The
disease is in a virulent form, several
deaths already having been reported,
and many cases being of a particular-
ly severe type.
Every;effort is being put forth by
the municipal and provincial author-
ities to check the spread of the out-
break. The Provincial Board of
Health has sent down officials, nurse:
and vaccines and are giving ever;
assistance possible to the local heattf.
authorities. A conference has jus:
been held
at Spadina nitre house Toront
.
where the Health Officers of the Bor-
der Cities conferred with the Chief
Officer of Health as to the best means
of combating this dreadful scourge.
Vaccination of every person in the
community is the only hope of stamp-
ing out the epidemic completely. As
long as there are people unvaccinated
so longwill cases continue to develop.
Vaccination has already proved its
worth. Every person who has died
of smallpox in Windsor so far, has
not been vaccinated. Every case of
Prayer.
D'erewoll, tear day and teeing BOO
The claybor'n here, with westward
eight,
Marks the huge ecu now downward
Soar,
Farewell. We twain obeli meet no
More.
smallpox that has developed has not
been vaccinated within the past twelve
years.
In Windsor the original case of
smallpox proved fatal. The wife of
the unfortunate man has developed
confluent smallpox and is still very
ill. The wife's' sister has died of
haemorrhagic smallpox. Neither one
of these had been vaccinated. On the
other hand,;' this woman's little girl,
ten yearsold, was vaccinated five
years ago and has not contracted the
lisease although equally exposed to
the infection. What could be plainer?
Surely every unbiased person has to
admit that there must be some virtue
in the process vaccination. ace t
ion. The
evidence is all in its f avor.
Three cases have broken out in
Amherstburg. One is an old man 85
years ox age who was vaccinated over
60 years ago. His case is very mild
and though he shows a few pocks is
able to be up and about. The other
cases were his son and his son's wife,
neither one vaccinated. The wife is
particularly ill with confluent small-
pox and may die. The evidence is all
the same, vaccination is the only sure
preventative of smallpox.
Well Qualified.
Pat Potato—"So you succeeded in
getting a job?"
Oliver Onion ---"Yes, they wanted a
strong young mans" '
GU THE BABY
AGAINST COLDS
To guard the baby against colds
nothing can equal Baby's Own Tablets.
The Tablets are a mild laxative that
will keep the little one's stomach and
bowels working regularly. It Is a re-
cognised fact that where the stomach
and bowels' are in good order that
colds will not exist; that the health
of tie little one ~vial bo good and that
he will thrive and bo happy. The new
sake tax will not increase the price of
73aby'a Own Tablets, as' the company
pays the tax. You cat still obtain the
Tablets through any medicine dealer
at 25 coats It box, or by mail, post
paid, from Tho Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
Mosquito Plant Useful.
The virtues of basil (Ocymum
virido), known as the mosquito plant,
are' attracting the attention of scient-
ists In England. An army officer has
given a growing plant to the botanical
gardens at Idew. He obtained it in
Nigeria, where, the says, it is known
to drive mosquitoes from its neighbor -
bond, and the natives use au infuslot
of its leaves as a cure for malarial
fevers, Its virtues are known in In-
dia round the Victoria Garden in Boan•
bay, because .the workmen wore pes-
tered by mosquitoes and suffered from
malaria, As soon as the hedge cone'
o a ito left
the
rn s t es and
1
cies q
completed
there was no more malacia among the
Workmen.
Where might ie master juatice is
servant.
la mole Can undermine the atroltg-
nsst rampart.
His Magnanimity.
"My h..ed man is n queer feller,"
said Farmer Fumblegate. 'Ile credits
the cows with having more sense than
he's got himself."
"That so?" replied a friend,
"Yes. At milking time he sets on
a stool and waits a while for the cows
to back up to'him one at a -time. They
haven't done so yet, but he says just
give 'em opportunity to think -1t over
and they wilt."
Payment for articles advertised in
this column should be made with Do-
minion Express Money Orders—a safe
way of sending money by nett.
Farewell, I watch with bursting sigh
My late contemned occttslou die,
I huger useless in my tent;
Farewell, fair day, so Emily 111E011
Farewell, fair day, If any God
At all consider this poor clod,
He who rho fair occasion sent
Prepared sad placed the impediment.
Let 1aim diviner vengeance take—
Give me to sleep, give me to wake
Girded and shod and bid ms play
The hero in the eomiug day.
The City of London covers 675
acres; the administrative County of
London contains 74,816 acres, and
Greater London has 448,424 acres.
Keep Minard's Liniment in the house,
Metal railway sleepers have to be
used in many parts of India; wooden
ones would be eaten away by Insects.
My Bird.
I heard a bird sing, et, so sweet,
The sweetest Song I ever heard;
I could not rest, I could not sleep,
Until I had that singing bird.
I caught 1t, and I brought It 10010,
I put it to a cage to tame;
But when I bad it for my own
The song of It was not the same.
What was there that I missed ih it?
I could not tell—I set it free,
For now the little song of it
Could not delight the heart of me.
But once its tiny wings were free
It flew out gladly from the door;
And oh, the throbbing notes it sang
Were those that It had sung before.
Abigail Cresson.
A cheese weighing 1 ton 10cwt. 1.
qr. 8 ib. has been made in Australia
for the British Empire Exhibition.
The meteor fallen to the earth is
but a stone.
GIRLS! HAIR GROWS
THICK AND BEAUTIFUL
35 -Cent "Danderine" Does
Wonders for Lifeless,
Neglected Hair,
A gleamy Maes
of luxuriant hair
full of gloss, lute
aro aid life short.
R 1y follows a genu
fns toning up of
neglected scalps
with dependable
"Dandordiue,"
Falling hair,
Itching scalp end
fi ruff - it
r the da d
corrected Immediately. Thin, dry,
wispy or fading hair is quickly Invig-
orated, taking on new strength, color
and youthful beauty. Danderine" is
delightful on :the heir; .a refreshing,
etlmulatteg tonic --• hot stinky or
grease( Any dregatoro.
Mother! Give Sick Baby
"California Fig Syrup"
Harmless Laxative to Clean Liver
and Bowels of Baby or Chad.
Even constipat-
ed, bilious, fever-
ish, or sick, colic
Babies and 'Child-
ren love to take ';
,�e,ie
genuine "Cantor- �`rC
nia Fig Syrup." t
No other laxative i�
regulates the ten- z e /
der little bowels r . � .
so nicely. It ;4,4
sweetens the stomach and starts the
liver and bowels eaten without grip-
ing. Contains 00 narcotics or sooth-
ing drugs. Say "California" to your
druggist and avoid counterfeits.t
In-
sist upon genuine "California Fig
Syrup" which contains directions.
Pat's Wlsh.
Said Pat—"I wish I was half Jew
and half Irish, instead of being all
Irish."
"Why is that?" asked a bystander.
"Because,"e" explainedlained Pat,
an Irish -
mea is alwaysu1ntn half a dollar an'
a Jew always has one."
The orange rots originally a pear-
shaped fruit ebout the size of a com-
mon cherry. Its evolution is due to
twelve hundred years of cultivation.
Elderly People
Need More
Iro in the 1 1 ,
To Give Added
Strength, Vitality,
and Greater Pow-
er of Resistance
Against Disease.
IRON is constantly
leaving the body,
especially toward the period of middle
ago and you must makeup for this
iron deficiency if you want to escape
disease and be strong and well. When
the iron in your blood runs low, signs
of old age creep into your system.
If there 15 not enough iron circulating
the blood -stream becomes thin pale
and watery, the body weak and run-
down. In such cases ordinary iron-
ca:tnlning foods ac dom supply n aualolont
quantity of this important clement to make up
for the waste no that many physicians cow
p�resodbe e, eenoentrated form of. organic iron—
Nuxated Iron—which contains iron like the
Iron In your blood.
Actual blood testa Elbow that a tremendously
large number of people who aro weak and ill
look iron I n their blood. If you nro not aura at
yeur own condition, go to your doctor end have
hint take your blooiwount and See where you
stand or also retake the following teat yourself:
Rue stow long you ran work or how tar you can
walk without beemning tired; next take two
five -grain tablets of Narsat,d iron three times
per clay after meals for two weeks. Theo teat
your strength again and nee how much you have
gained. ByenrithinB_ tho blood and creating
new red blood cells. Nuxated Iron at smelliest
hOa nerves, rebuilds the weakened tissues rind
elps to Instill renewed energy and power into
the whole system,
Unlike the oltior inorganic) iron products,
Nuxated Iron is cosily assimilated, does not
Inhere the teeth, make them black oor upset the
stomach. The mnoutnotarcrs guarantee 'suc-
cessful and entirely satisfactory result. to every
purchaser or they will refund your money. '11
Is dleluaood by all eooiltlrugglats.
Surnames and Their Origin
BAYARD.
Varlations-•-lealyd, Beard, Bird,
Reeled Orlyln—English,
Source --A nickname,
Isere is a tamely name derived from
an adjective which teelay is ,applied
almost exclusively to horses, but
whteh in the Middle Ages was in rath-
er wide usage, denoting a oiler.
To -day yon'd Hardly rater to a "bay"
dress or a "bay" complexion, thought'
you would speak of a "bay" horse.
Fitt), years from now the ward may
die completely, unless the horse finds
a new excuse for existence and avoids
the doom with welch the automobile is
threatening him.
The medieval English for "bay" was
"bayard,"
A man might have been called
"Roger le Bayard" or "Udo le Bayard"
011110r from .the color of bis hair, the
general impression. of his complexion,
or perhalps from the color of the elate- ,
Log which 11 useaily wore. r I
Baird is a fairily usual oontraetion
of Bayard; though the family name of
Baird does not in all instances trace
back to the other. Likewise Beard
and Bird are often logical develop -1
meats, though, particularly in the case
of Bird, It does not follow that Bayard
is always the originat form of the
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SKINNER
IRselal Origin--•-Snglish.
Souree•e,eAn occupation,
There 1s a wealth of Icuowltrdge to
he gained through a study of uonaexe
olaturo o2 the Indnstrlal as well :RI at
the social couditlons In England dor'.
Ing the Middle Ages,
Virtually every occupation of any
inapt:etance in that period has boon
preserved to ue in one or more fancily
names, and 1f you lied an occupation
or profession which has not so been
commem/rated, it is only because the
occupation did not exist at the period
of family name formation, or becatlge
it is known to -day by a comparatively
modern term, Thu we have no fam-
ily names "Doctor" 00 "Pliysloian,"
though we d0 have "Leculi, We have
no family name "Autaluanuta'cturer,"
though we have "Cartwright"
Tanning and loathermalsine, have -
ever, were among tb.e most important
industries of Medieval Beatend, like
the various branches of the textile tn-
dustry, particularly those handling
woollen it rete.
"Le Skynuere" ("tae skinner") wail
quite naturally the surnamo most 02 -
ton conferred by his nelglibors on the
' man who made bis living by stripping
I skins from the carcasseo of animals,
Nearly Educated.
It was Kenneth's first day at school
and when all the pupils were seated he
raised his hand and said:
"1 can shell cat and count up to
seven and write' my own name, so you
won't have to bother to teach me
much."
Aak for Mlnard'e and take no other.
Tactful.
The genius of a certain Arkansas
editor showed itself recently when he
printed the following news item in the
local columns of his paper:
"Mies Beulah Blank, a Batesville
belle of twenty summers, is visiting {
her twin brother, age thirty-two."
Small minds are captivated by
trifles.
Lawless Proceeding.
The teacher was giving the class a
lecture on "gravity."
"Now, children," she sold, "It is the
law of gravity that keeps ns on this
earth."
"But, please, teacher," inquired one
small :lad, "hew did wo stick an be-
fore the law was passed?"
The weight of the earth is cstimat.
ed to amount to 0,000,000,000,000,000,-
000 (six trillion) tons.
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The longest ski slide in the world
was opened recently in Sweden. It is
sixty miles from end to end.
The natives of Turkey have some
ingenious methods of telling the time.
One is by observing the eyes of a cat.
Early in the morning and evening the
pupils are round. At certain hours
they are oval; at noon they are but
a narrow slit.
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Apply Mfnard's to threat and
chest. Also inhale,
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CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
Many hive had eurprlatng relief from
Catarrhal Denf"eso Head Noises.
Ringing 1a the Stara and Head Colds
by using
Leonard Ear Oil
Aaeothleg ponetrnt:ng on that is
very efective, lust rub 1t back of
the ears and Innen to nostrils
Nor tale evcrywhore 56x5
Intorostfnd d'enariptiva
reader bent upon roqueat +a,.
A.O,LeoNARB,lne
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Unless you see the name "Bayer
Cross" on package or on tablets you
are not getting the genuine Bayer As-
pirin proved safe by millions and pre-
scribed by physicians over twenty-
three years for
Colds Headache
Toothache Lumbago
Neuritis Rheumatism
Neuralgia Pain, Pain
Accept "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
only. Each unbroken package con-
tains proven directions. Randy boxes
of twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug-
gists also sell bottles of 24 and 100.
Aspirin is the trade mark (registered
In Canada) of Bayer Manufacture of
j
Mouoaceticaeidester of Sailcylieacid.I
While It is well known that Aspirin
means Bayer Manufacture, to assist
the public against imitations, the Tab-'
lets of Bayer Company will be stamp.;
ed with their general trade mark, the i
"Bayer Cross."
For Lasting Fragrance
Use Cuticura Talcum
There is nothing better than
aW 1e.
cr-
Cuticura Talcum for powder-
ing
ing and perfuming the skin. -It
appeals to the most fastidious
because of its fine, smooth tex-
ture and delicate fragrance.
somszse. einlment25nod Bic, Totems 2Se..Sold
.
throughout.theTtnninion. Canndianlrrpntt
trmo., Limited, 344 St. Peal St.,,W.N•Wits!.
Iiiefg-Cuticuret Reap shaves witl,outmrrg.
ng
ist as: "Fnearly
thirty druyears f have recommend-
gt, the Extract of Roots, known as
flo Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup,
a
for arresting and permanently
relieving constipation and hill ee
-
Igest] on, it Is an old reliable 9
remedy that never falls to do the
work. 30 drops thrice daily. t
Get the genuine at your drugilist.
•
HELP FOR ,.
YOUNGW.
Mrs. Holmberg Tells How
Lydia E.Pinkham'sVeget able
Compound Helped Her 1
Viking, Aita.—"From the time I wadi'
15 years old I would get such side feel.
ings in the lower part of my abdomen,
followed by cramps and vomiting. This
kept me from my work (I help my pare
ante an tho farm) as I usually had to.
go to bed for the rest of the day. Or as
times I would have to walk the floor,
suffered in this way until a friend in•
dueed Ina to try Lydia E. Pinkhatn'el
Vegetable Compound. I have had very
satisfactory results so far and am thee
ommending tho Vegetable Compound t
my friends. I surelyy am glad I tried,
it for 1 feel like a diferentporson naw..
that I don't have these troubles." -+o
OALLtL IIOLhinI;BG.Box 03,Viking, Altai,
Letters like this establish the naeritte
of Lydia E. Pinkham'a Veggeetable Corn*
pound. They flea of the relief' frornsuch
pains and ailments after taking it. '1
Lydia E. Piukham's Vegetable Come
pound, made fromnativerootsand,herbsd';
contains no narcotic or harmful drugs
and today holds the record of being th�
mostsunceseful remedy for female MEI
in this country, and thoust ads of vole'
untrae testimonials pr 'o this fact. - i
If you idc'ubt that Lydia 10,rinkhnni'(1�
Vegetable Compound will ltolp yout.
write to the Lydia E. Pin:them Modld
eine ge„ 'obnur r Ontairie am Mrtla
I'inkh :m u private toxteboog find lac y
more about de,
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