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THE SHAW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
391-T Vongo 8t., Toronto
I -lave You
Bilious
.Attacks?
Chamberlain Tablets keep
the liver r,ght up to nor-
mal all the time --and
ti(at's why they are so effective
in cure of Stomach Disorders,
Fermentation, Indigestion, and
all ailments which- are the fore-
runners of biliousness. Try
them. 25c. a bottle -Druggists
and Dcalers or by Mail.
Chamberlain Medicine Co.
Toronto 7
BEST
'111/',HCl
Blue Pills no Longer Used.
When 1)10 stomach *300(48 cleansing,
the bowels 111creaeed aeLlvity, the
liver additional power, don't ase.
inercilral trills, 1l'y Dr. 11 tirillL01i's,
Vegetable et ion °8 lrellel
LILbI ° 1111 )t Nit T
, y
mild, yet 0111.0 kir flush r ht all int -
purities eaul.wastos, no remedy to so
Well adapted roe family net Pnsttive.
I atOgre for biliousness and sick head -
11(+h0, unfailing in cotstipatLinla and
bolvel l,outdo,'ex1epticm1111y good
14101113134(11111, no utedieiao is 00 tinlVo0o'
ally needed in every home as Di',
1fatniltatr's rills. Good for 1110pal ug,
4)111 *.1d, the sick and well 01100, he
bellellts , n)' 1)r, llnniillml'a !'ills
Kee wauif()ld, Soli (Wery0 hero in
Ms holtt%tlr '
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OR, T, T, M'RAE
80vholur of Alodiviue, University of Torout0 3
Lieontiate and Graduateofthe College of Pay
sloiune mud Burgeons, Ont. ' Post -graduate
Chloago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital,
Chicago, 111. - Ex•ilouoo Surgeon to 53. 31ic11-
nel'tj Hospital, Toronto.
Ofhoe over F. 12. Smith's Drug Store, Tele-
•'innle pennectlen with Oranhruok at 101) sous.
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i R T. SRYA-NS
'1noh01or of iii edlulne, University of Toronto.;
1,001, 411(11, of Uollego of Phyaelatie and
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01'11 100auital. Toronto 01800,, of Into Dr
A M'•K»vr•y smith Hlmrk, Hrewarie.
Rural phone Ab,
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Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat
;lotion! as.tetent 111 Ear, Nose and 'linnet de.
01.1numl New (}eneral Hospital, '1'ornnt•
'oat Graduate Ho,'vnrd. Mod lonl Heil ooi , B"
o, tet,, '1,0101' Itualdant Hurg.•gn 011180, IS,
13 ((lar roil' mnry • Into t''linicnl aa1.i011n't 11
Vose and Thr.nut depe,'tment Mase Geo Hot•
1113(1 ; late House Surgeon Toronto Genera'
oinapltol o: le Brnsse(0 by appointment.
DR. M FER(USON
ETHEL, ONT.
°h)1sielati and Surgeon : Post Graduate courses
'uidon (Ens;.), New 'York and 0110010 Hos-
Male. 81100181 attention todisease of opo, ear,
'loco and throat. Eyes tested for gla0080,
W ROSS, D D.S-, L.D S
Graduate of Royal College of Dental Sur.
"'ens of Ontario and Graduate University of
reroute Vnon ity of Dentistry.
Office in leard Block, Wingham
Phone 248 Post Met, box 278
Painless Extraction, Plato work and
Bridge Work a Bpocialty
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate 'of the Ontario Veterinary
' nilege. Day�and night calla. Office opposite
lour Mill, Ethel.
MAUD 0 SHY .'rvS
OPHTH ALMOLOGh2 r
'ento(al graduate Department of °ppasha
,b,gy, un '01'mi011 8081081 College, 11h1nng.,.
11 , 1,1 prepared t0 taxa nye, and 111 glasses et'
Inc nnf01' over Grower's Restaurant, Brussel,
n Tlotrsduy. Friday and Bnturdeyy of ever,
veek Olaoe hours 1 to 0 p m Forenom '
'r appointment, Phone (215.
T. R. BENNE-TT• -
Will give better ,,stisfaotion to bothbuyer ant
teller than any other Auctioneer and only
•Ir•
a wenn is r014 e Salto; e0na
i
my whore in Ontario. Pare bred stook m11100 't
specialty,
Write or 'phone 2B Wroxetor. -
fatal fi.etvsons
Ulysses Pelton, son of, Fred Patton. o'
Pat Heron, formerly of Brit sols, has
opened a shoe store in Port Huron He
'aas been in business to South Bend,
Ind , for some time
Qurrs RAILROAD Lh''a - Palmerston
Spectator ; A Pennington, who hits'
been connected with the G. T. R.. as
'.ondector for many wears, has severed
connections with railroad lite, and will
we understand, take up his residence in
the thriving city of Windsor in the near
future,
Do You Foot the. Pinch R
Not of poverty, but of cornu,
0.111110, thrtt can be °need by Putnam',
(Jinn Extl'actm' P Don't suffe1, us
' Pnlmutl's"-sold eveiywhOIu m 250
bottles.
Now is the time to look fm the first
appearance of the terrible fly Swat
((int now and save money on fly paps(
this Summer The Winter fly 4s the
uarent of Summer's destructive swarms.
end the hibernating fly that has been
taleep in some obscure nook in your
h"use will sten wake up and produce
ole large family.
Juts 4'1311 -Toronto Huron 0 d Boys
rave deotded to hold the annual ex
clrsion on Sal =flat, Tale 4. the
terminal points being God. rich Nu1)-
Winy;ham. The fare is slightly higher
'titan heretofore 41 le entirely to ail' ad-
vance by the railways, but it is expected
that theexoursioe•wilt be as well
patronized as ever, I. was decided to
hold a picnic at Centre Island. 'Toronto
stmt: tinge in August and a strong com-
mittee of ladies Was to look after this,
Mrs. Joseph Beck being chairman.
Doctors Change Their Mothode.
Years ergo they fongh* catarrh by
internal dosing .• They sate this ruin-
ed the stomach and changed to the
()zonated alt cure, better known ata
"Oatarrhnzoue." This treatment, is
sn1 a to cure. IL goes to the source of
1110 disease ; it destroys 1.Iae Canoes
11)111; olalntairl catarrh and. evenin.
the word eases permanent cute is
genial stied, Failure with 'Catarrh—
mono is impossible. Antis:kind°, heal.
ing is far-Iettehillg, it's betted --to
(tore tIVelTlime, Endo, sea by more
than 20,000 phynen ns i0 Anleriea
111111 iOrel .:1411 in 2Se and $1 00 sizes
by all dealers.
Itev. loll11 Holmes, who Ki -'s re -t -
•hent of Brussels ...eve' al ems :leo when
pastor of he Methodist enurch, 111118
been sta'iohed at 'ratbo)vtlle, for the
u'esc term 11- pi, 011 es 11(1!1'•' mt1(11at!n ,.
111.8' tune aid will lake up res (1 1 ce to
LAmhe' 1 wh• re he has bough' x home.
Mrs Ilobne' health Inas rmp",v,(1 tan
shierehly ' II is ever 411 years Sm0e
R-e..Mo Holmes entered the nnui0'y
M"Inv old h•ien'10 ill Brussels and
Ineal!ty will *8)411, Rry and Mis
Holmes romfortab'e yearn in their new
home
A 1, tta t' tine W R 13e rieo f;u, 1
feud, B1101111(1. former'y of Ilan' 11
under (lite of Merck q 11, atm. , wile'
thine, S11,s;-'P (lie is Leal Sp 41,1.
weel her and )n1' l y sh,ubs and 11000 ale
iu binnm. No doubt a few cold d'.y
ore still in store for Canadian people,.
I an, sending a copy of the bails
Telegraph, the newspaper having the
largest C the world r t Irculatmn t t it is
014)(4 Aside from this the paper is,
111Aneeerl 1 % the oldest and most 110110r.
ed 0f Editors nn(1 tts writers are noted
for bath fluoney an(1 sat1ndness of Ju(g-
nieet. 'rhe nn)y-difference I have le
express Is the polities but 'politics dere
at present 11118 a similarity to Canadian
affairs just previews to the last election
*Ole Liberate etand)ug for the peolrles'
welfare (melee* the landlords het
ltampper13)1 In cerrving 0313 its mans by
ihr.it iah (Ifil 'ttliv which no one seems
tin MOW hots tndsni Willie .
HAIR UI SM'i Dlt AILI OMEN
IT BAB TO OE MIMEO
Heir often cutitiettes 30 live and
rne. lung after the (heath of the
body. But it is often killed through
ueglecL or misuse. Ahunst always
the tvota1411 to man whose hair is
falling out, or is stringy, lll'alese and
dull -linking, ix entirely to blame les,
cense of not giving it proper cave,
IL is easy to take care of the"hair,
Use 11 astutely Hair Beanti(tel to
(make 11 gl,lssy, ti(afl. 0111(3 silky', (1)3(1
liremony Shaulprin to keep 11)1+1. laud 1
eoalp thoroughly clean. It is delight-
fully p311uuted with true lime,
Sprinkle It little tot your hair each
titer berme blushing it. (Joinable le no
1141, and will 11311 change color of hair,
(1331.4hlrkei gray
To keep pito' bruit' and setllp elan
-
111•1111' Ir,e ,Lad clean, Ilse 11(11 wooly
S.1 I11)1: -u- '1'1,14 pure knit! abnlupon
1110.1 t:olivi'uia•ul lu use, giVIllg an
0181 ,nttauielure club, t'nauliog hither
11uu, immediately itenetta les to every
)1)1rl of the hide told selnlp, inerwheg
quirt., 1l,,, ugh rlirais1113 111101(0(1 1
1)1i' ju.t. a, (meetly, 1lie entire ''per-
(((m,, tlal(1',, 01,18 I( few moments.
(kenning nothing that (.1111 helm the
hair, arid leaves no hittslulexs n1'
stickiness,
Both pi eparatione come in odd -
shaped, very 01'na0ne1Na1 bottles, Leith
sprinkler tops. harmony Hair
Benutitier, 81 00. Hauvuany Shampoo
50e. Both gnat) 11ee'd L(1 8)11(0fy you
111 every nal), m et ur money back.
Said • only at the more. than 7,000
Rexall Stores, and in thitown only
by us. F. R, Smith, Di nggist.
REy. W. McDonagh, of 232 Pearson
Ave , Toronto, celebrated his 870
birthday a few days since about a
dozen ministers beteg his guests.
While he is in the best of health ordin-
arily he is a cripple and confined to his
room, an injury ile sustained to bis
knee some tears ago keeping him con.
fined. Mrs McDonagh WAS formerly
Mi.. Annie Rosa, a one time resident of
Hrueeels.
Why Cheat Colds arc Dangerous,
'l'lley lead, to pleurisy and pnt'u•
Illlnht. Pnliow 111e 1Ld11Ce of W. H,
Vowels of Powers Corners, Ont., who
says : "I used to be subject to at-
tack,: )1111! although 111sed1 most evely-
t
bin nailinging elievedq
quickly till I
discovered Nervilioe. 1 have nsed it
for pleurisy and sure cheat and f"nnd
11 just the proper 1tiuK F(0. lune
,ago 111' Neuralgia We quirk as light-
ning. I cheerfully reeouuneed Nurvi-
line. " Strongest, clew test, most pails
.lestroyingliniment on eaatth is Poi-
son's Nervtline, 25c bottles sold every -
e1 het 0.
A letter from Los Angeles, California,
from Miss Emma Wacker, formerly of
H,tissels, says in part :-We are delight-
ed to get TUE P0.,T each week. I' has
a familiar lookalthough so many years
have passed since we left Brussels It
still sounds good to us Mother 3tu1.I
are both well. We have left b"Artling
at the beel and have gone to house.
kerp'ng ' We were 8 years at the hotel
but while I liked it mother slid not,
You better come to the Beg Fair in 1915.
Heprng tins finds Mrs Kerr and your-
self in the enjoyment of good health,
Yours Sincerely.
MISS GERTRUDE Ross' CLASS WIN-
NERS -The Prince Albert (Sask.) Deily
Herald of April 60, gives the fohowing
sport in which Miss Gertrude Ross,
daughter of D. C. and Mrs. Ross,
Brussels, carried off the honors at A
Physical brill competition The
first amulet physical drill competili0ns
Held in the city under the auspices of
the Strathcon8 Trust Fund closed at the
Drill Hall on, Saturday afternoon when
1110 lower grades of the public schools
of the cite contester) for honors. First
place was WOO -hy a class of . Grade 2 anti
3, hu0s and girls from Queen Mary
school .8 charge of Miss Rose. By
virtue of its vicbny the cla50 now be
comes holder of a.speoiel trophy along
wish Prinuipel'W. C. - MairiotI Selaeeof
Grade 7, -hois and Rids e1 C'entr'al school
which won oltt 111 t)fe senior. Wlmpeti-'
tions. three weeks ago. Saturday's
competitions were' in reality a 40litfnll-
ation'of the junior section ct mmeniced
a week • previous when children of
Aredes 4 and '5 met in contest), anti at
the close of which Miss Headricit's,
class frotn Queen Mary school was en-
jeying a substantiallead of points.
Grades t and' 2 were taken in con•
junction with these and after careful
adjudication second place Was given to
Miss-Headrick's class while Miss Foster's
class of Oracle 2 .scholars from Con-
naught ec110o1 seemed third , place,
The complete results are now as fol-
lows :
ollows: Senior class comp titian -1,
Principal Marriott, Central: 2, Prin-
cipal Lewis, Connaught ; 3, Miss '1'!na
McGregor, Central. junior class com-
petition -1, Miss Ross, Queen Mary 1
2, Miss Headrick, Queen 'Vary ; 3.
Miss Foate', Connaught, That the
competitions have been an et qualified
Mitt'eaa goes without saying Ito• the
children of the various schools have.
hro en Ih, mashies heart and soul _into
then' tank Keen r'vslry has. sprung
p he'wee,: 'Ire 111 as N it -sill' mid the
r ' novae. n e :'1 111, di nit pt.ve a
•n' i01A 01 muse:, 111 tat* trench of the.
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Spaelnitr J.01,1.1 1111 74 .I11,11ot rh.ase
i10). halts 13'Ines i e'x'minn 1b.,,.
I1. Mo13lt0, 1''•. ('her
(ioderiCh
Bowling 311111 Ines 1.135)1)liz'd
The town hoteliers olid luuoln are -
Inerrhalrls have adopted the cash
system of doing 1, sinees •ahc1 slay it
13 0rl141 fltto,
Godeeieh 1,11111341 nn expending81400
to' install wnl(. 111,11 light for 'the
*,,)ll 11)1' camp TI I jet ( u rue:,r
obs mild ti"t this 1•,111' 111' ',i' 1(11 , fret's
th pay inulf,
OF OGLE AGE
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Mrs.DoucetteTells of her Dia.
treasing Symptoms During
Change of Life and How
She Found Relief,
Belleville, Nova Scotia,Can.--"Three
years ago I was suffering badly with
what the doctors
'111111 }1111!1 tj46'1;llp�I' called Change of
1) Lite, I was so bad
;' that I had to stay in
bed. Some friends
told mo to takeLydia
sii;' E, Pinkham's Vege-
!':i!I table Compound and
it helped me from
the first. It is the
only medicine I
took that did help
me and T recommend
It You don't know how thankful and
grateful I am. I give you permission
to publish what your good medicine has
done for me." -Mrs. SIMON DOUCETTE,
Belleville, Yarmouth Co., Nova Scotia,
Canada.
Such warning symptoms as sense of
suffocation,hot flashes,headaches,back-
aches,dread of impending evil, timidity,
sounds in the ears, palpitation of the
heart, sparks -before the eyes, irregu-
larities,' constipation, variable appetite,
weakness and inquietude, and dizziness,
are promptly heeded by intelligent wo-
men who are approaching the period in
life when woman's great change may
be expected.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound invigorates and strengthens the
female organism and builds up the weak-
ened nervous system. It has carried
many women safelythrough this crisis.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkhaln Medicine Co. (eonfi•
dential) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, reed and answered by a
woman, and held in strict confidence.
It cost the town ' about $130.00 to
send the delegation to Ottawa.
Dr, Si•nug, IOHpeclil Tom and H.
t "di -legatee en from
R. Lr
111 t 1101.11esent
the (marl Public Library 13nl11 tl to the
Provincial Association (meeting at
'1`oron tn.
Thursday and 'Friday, April 30 and
;Rey 1st, the \\'ext• 11111'1111 Tea(.hers'
AHsn11in(i1,11 will hold their t1.11 1111E1
1.1111 Ventl"li in Victoria. Srh.'nl, Gude.
rich. when Prof. 71 l'Cl-t'lL(I y, • Director
of the Teaching of Agrir0lUn'e in the
schools of Ontario, will be present And
deliver it 11IIIIIIle1' 11f practical address-
es 1111ng this 11110.
IIN'T GLOW BAUD
Soo Parisian SACC
If your hair is getting 1Lin, losing
ha mama} valor, nr has 111;11. teat t ed,
lifeleHH apt] 811'ttggy 3(ppearcuec, the
1'331081n11 iH evhleut'-daudrull' 1011(1 reil-
11t(s to keep the 111111' tome properly
mime: rel
Pal$xinn Sage applied daily for It
week 1111(1 then oceasi0nnlly ie 1111 1 hat
is needed. It 1.1'1113100)1 d,u1111 nf1 %..lib
one application; nhuns1 iomedieiely
atop8 fallieg hair aid it head l'
invigorates 111e x(ILII)1111(1 171111PS dull,
stelegy h,lil' Heft, abundant, and mull
Tutt with life Equally gond for men,
women, or 0111d 1eh-every"ne (leech
it.
A large bottle of Ills delightf111
heir Louie can be had reran .lits Fox
or any drug 0.13(1,11 el' for 50 (mute. Y: in
will x11101, like Parisian Sage. '!'here
is no other, "Just as good" --grey it
now,
Grey
Smoot, REPORT,-Pollnwllig is the
result of promos iO1) extune. in S. S.
No. 6, Grey. The names are entered
in the proper classes for alter Eaxter :
-Ent -G. Anom, 11. Hall, ei, Hnll.
Hr. IV.- Total 725 Paas 435 0.
51100111110 441, Jr, IV.- 'fond 725
Pass 435. 18, Ames 531. Sr. III -
Total 000 P1188 090 E. Lowe 409, R.
3,tcklin 445, W. Hoy 437, 0, Ale -
Callum 893, Jr. IT[. -Total 025 Pass
375 L. Sinclair 530, 0. Hall 424. E.
Somers 414, T. Jacklin 407, I. Rase
375. Sr. II,- 'Total 505 Paas 330
L
Lowe 406, J, hltu'tio 390 Jr. II.-
Lyla Ames Gond, Sr. I -IT. Rose,
S. Rayn'u'd, M. Jaeklin, G. Lowe.
Jr. I. -E. Hoy, L. Hose, J. Ravnard,
A. Martin. 1, FaAiS, Teacher.
Atwood
. -Spring Show last Friday,
Hugh Richmond was Napoli' led
Oollecto' of taxes for the township of
111ma for the 3713(11' 1014.
Following olHaers %vete elected for
the Bowline Club :- Hol. -President,
L. Pelton 1 President, W. Blackwell ;
Hon.vice-President, A. M. 11veet011 ;
Vice -President, Thos. Dirltson 1
Secretary 'I`reaastu ee, (000. Loehhead
Auditors, E. 11. Swing and R. A.
Thompson t Hon. -Members, H. B.
!Murphy, K. 0. M. P., Jas Torrance,
M. P. P., and P. W. Hay.
The otleers of the Foot Ball team
ale as follows: Hon. President,
U vice -President,
Gen_ Lorl,h1'eu1 ; Bon. c e -President
,
Hugh Porter; President, E. 0,
0ng11110 ; vice -President, E. 11,
Swing Seeretil'y, M. 11 Morrison ;
Treasurer, L. A. Valiance ; Manager,
Jas. A. Robb. Maonging committee
cousista of Pt esideut. Manager, Oap-
thin, Secretary and T. G. Ratcliffe,
Ground 00111)Dittee- Jas. E1 skim:,
Oleve. Riles, R. Banners, Randolph
Erskine and F. 0,ulter, It was de-
cided to enter a team in tine Inter-
SPeCial
suits to Order, 018 and urp
eFret.+3tttttttve Wanted
T have many mail enquiries and calls from fere for Semi -,toady
Clothes. I want a local Salesman to join me and make money in
selling Suits in town and roundabout.
I provide a complete Tailoring Outfit; wherever
there is no merchant selling Semi -ready Tailoring on
account of the close -to -cost price and aha: label in the
pocket, a splendid business can be dont'. It is easy to
ook orders; the order forms are illustrated and
descriptive; 380 cloth samples—all English weaves
of the finest woollens. Perfectly fitting Suits can be
guaranteed; delivery within a week.
Call and see me, or write me at once for full particulars.
I can make the position permanent, and you can demon-
strate the market for high-class tailoring at close profits.
Murex G. HAY
The Semi -ready Store, iss ironae street, Toronto
mediate series of the W. F. A., to be
composed of all home boys.
Ditto. -At. his home on Saturday
evening Alexander Forrest passed
peacefully away at the age of 56 years,
7 months and 2 days. Owing to ill
health he was compelled t0 sell his
farm a few years ago and moved to
Atwood with his family. Although
able to he around he never gained
hack his health, and during a walk
Saturday' afternoon in Brune manner
fell into a ditch bark of the cement
mill and before t•eaelling home he
became ehilled which caused his
sudden death. Besides a devoted
wife he leaves a daughter and a son,
both at home, One:, sisters, ono
brother and an aged mother who live
in the village.
4 ted flour
this.oven-tested �
Buy
Your oven will certainly pro-
duce more bread and better bread
as a result of our oven test.
From eac'1 shipment of wheat
delivered at our mills we take a
ten -pound sample. It is ground
into this'flour, hi four. W e bake bread from
PURrrupIf this bread is h in
se g
g
and'lar in quantity we
quality „eq Y
use the shipment of wheat from
\ which it came, Otherwise, we sell
N. it.
le The baking quality of flour
hid under this name is therefore
ani► exact certainty. Buy's and
bent. ! �./
"More Bread and iietterAread'r and
tt Better‘'z-._stryToo" 627
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THIS simple rule of health is daily called attention to by every deetor in the land, whose first question to
the patient almost invariably is. "Are your bowels regular?" Yet there's not one person in fifty who
this fooli.:lllect is nine -tenths of all ill -health. neglect takes proper care of the bowel ,.. % ,nd tile. 10,11111 of g
p
if today you are unable to free your body of waste natter at the usual time, or.if the act causes straining,
pains and discomfort, don't let that condition OCola1 again tomorrow. Unless your bowels can carry away the
waste materials left after food is digested, deem y sets in, the poisons of which, taken up by the blood, increase
the risk of Typhoid Fever, Appendicitis, and i. -any other serious diseases.
In treating constipation, there is a right way and a wrong way. The wrong way is to take harsh purga-
tives which even though they do clear the bowels,'cause griping and nausea, injure the delicate tissues, and
so disturb the normal functions as to cause the return of constipation. The right way is to help Nature to
produce natural movement, without pain or discomfort; by using
131
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More
Than
One
Hundred
Million.. Were
Sold Last Year
This enormous quantity was
used with good results by busy men
who suffered from constipation, due
to lack .of exercise,Or indigestion
caused by overwork—by children whose
parents realize the harmful effect of com-
mon purgatives—by old people whose sys-
tems cannot stand anything harsh—by
women during pregnancy, and after child-
birth,
hil-birth, when any medicine with a violent
action would be particularly dangerous. 1N'a; ny
of these people are your neighbors and frea ds.
Ask anyone who has ever used them—they'll
tell you Rexall Orderlies satisfied and helped them.
sat
"see
-t w
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777- S-7,74741417Cr77.tr:
•—a gentle laxative in the form of a c' -n0' Il t c -110111)4[ tablet . (?110 of
these tablets eaten just: he10'i'e i')1.. ; 1:, l'c (l will 11013) to restore
your bowels to r>0tlnul lc+tl\tly' of (1 ait,a :!•hen, yolir body
- tieing at rest, the )nedis; n,' nun do tax beyl tr*,r1,•. 1; t tcstll1.
of taking that tablet (or t;, 3WO. if your ctl:,e is qb-
stinate),your Ittocels 11'111 more est'il , and naturally
1118, vtorialag . 'rule use of 1;1 :1 t'rt't Ales , yh
fora few(1'tys ,,l h..'\vaLrd wit) restore nor- °'
mal regularity. Eveni chronic consti �3 e
pation is benefited by them, and a,
is not necessary to continuo the
treatment for a long time, be-
cause, instead of driving
Nature,ihey simply help
her to, help herself.
Sold only at the more
than '7,000 Rom!'
Stores: and in this
town only by us.
In.vost pocket
tin boxes,
10c, 250,
50e
.This
Is Our
',uaar ilatee—
Yo u
spa Nooney
If Itexall Orderlies do not make
your bowels act right, tell us so and
we'll give back your money without
asking a single question. There is no
red tape to this guarantee. It means
just what it says, -, You sign nothing.
We won't hesitate, or ask ,you any ques-
tions. Your word is enough. If Rexall
Orderlies do not do all you expect . them to
—if you don't feel better after using them and
find that they are the pleasantest -acting' and best
laxative you have ever used, we want you to
tell us and get your money back.
F. R. Smith
DRUGGIST
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