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IS DANGEROUS
,Ittocornmetida •Deily Uso of Magnesia
to 9veroOtne Trouble, Caused by
. Fe1111000m Food and Acid
indigestion.
GO., end wind in the siteinacit aocom.
•vaulted by thatft.111, bloated feeling af-
'ter eattngap aral.St certain. eridence
•.of the presence of exceolt1vehydro-
thalorie aciul‘in the stomach, creating
-oe-called "goid indigositien."
Acid Ft(2111{a,(3}1,8 are dangerous, be-
•causeleo much fkoia 'irritates the
dofl-
te lining'(yf the stomach, often feed-
ing to gastnitts acoompanied by seri-
ous. etomach ulcers., Food ferments
and f301M ereatillg 'OA distressing gas
'which air:Lends the stomachand barn.
pars g13 normoa functions of the vital'
internal organs, atoll affecting the
It is the worst of ray to neglect
such a serious condition. or to treat
With ordinary digestive aids which
!lave .no IVetitrailizing offeet ea the
stetnaoh,acids. Instead get from anY
dnig'gist a few outioee c2 Eiisurated
Maguesila ad -tette a teaapootnful In a
' quarter glass of Avatei, right after eat.
icy This will drive the gas, Wind and
bloat right out of the body,' wweetem's
tire stomach, -neutralize this excess
aciti and prevent its formation and
there is,no searness 0 rP.SilL Bisurated
_ _
1Viagnosia (in powder or tablet feral*:
never liquid or milk) isharmless to
quo stotuaeli, inexpensive to take and
the beat form of intignesiafor st °Much
roc:sea. It is used by thousands of
people who enjoy their meals with no
moreear of Mdigestion.
The End. of Perffeet Jay.
There NS.104 a little man
And lie had ni little match,
.- And 1116 fire was still glowing
In itshiead, head, head.;
• He droned it in the wood,
Among the loaves: just where be stood
To light his pipe before he camped
And ntade Iris bed, bed, bed. ,
(You must admit he didn't .
Ilse his lveaq, head head). .
Soon this careless little man: -
Defend him,if you can— —
Found the forest all about him
.131aziii'g red, rod, „red;
Ile.rau,to, the brook --
nut, he wasn't- any duck,
- ,And,he floated to -the bottom
Quiek,aiijead,,lend, lead.
• (Whenthe..forest ranger gotillini
13e was , . ,
deadodead, dead),
H. Ilyske, Dontinion?,Forest Ser.
vice.
MInard's Linimenkprovonts Spanish Fig
A Crigelltie Salt 1Vline.,
In tho United States is tound the
greatest bed of salt la the worhl, ove1.
aging at least 263 Wet in thicknes,s
and oxftetuding or --or perhaps, ono
ShOUld say undor—aa (woo of 103,000
square
The nopthenn cad of this salt bed,
in Central' Kansas, has bean known
for many yours, but not until recontlY
was Ilos fak aseeriained that 33elo
tondothence M n noutli-wooterly,direo.
lion through Northwest • Ololatialaa,
1`,,lerthwest Texas and „Bastern New
MaXieo. This dis.oevory • hasboort'
inado by numerous bonlog.-not • for
salt, but for 611, gas and water, rl'hie
vast boti 'of salt extends at loast 050
miles from north to eolith and 150 to
250 from east to west, In inany.pact
it is MOTO than 300 feet thick and la
.•sonte places ite.thicknesa exceedS. 700
feet. Assuming an average thicittresa
of only 200 fok, the bed must contain
a,t least 30,000 billion tens, of Salt!
It was 'formed by the evaporation
during long ages of. a Shallow sea,
which in very ancient times covered'
,
ail that part of Ole United Statos.„ The
deposit has 'great 000nomic vaaue, the
oat being easy to mine (as It is mined
even new in Kansas) by the aimpbe ex-
pedient of borinetwo holes and fore,
ling Water down "one of them, The
'water Conics up out of the other hole
laden with salt, and is evaporated in
' IC is thought that valuable deposits
of potash salts may 'perhaps be found
locally in this great basin of saline ac-
cuMulation.
KE1EP_ BABY WE
IN THE SPRING
• Mothers who have little ones in the
home find the Spring a time of great
'ainclotY. At this season Ponditions
make it necesistatry to keep the baby in-
doors. He lp often centined.'to
ver-
lgeetedaid badly veatilSied roans and
•
eatches colds W.Nal, rack his whole
system,. To guard against this a box
of Baby's Own Tablets sliefuld be kept
fa the house and an occasional close
,
.gtizemethewbaby to keep his ,stornach
and bovir.so working- regularly: This
will prevent colds; •Constipation or
colic 'and keep4,-babY wolO. Thb Tab-
leti are scilitIOY medicine dealers or by
mail at 25c a box frain 'rho Dr. Wit -
lianas' Medicine, do., Brockville, Ont.
Jobs always look sof t to the:looker-
on; even yours does.
HEALTH EDUCATION
BY DR. 1 J.' •NTIDD!...ETON
Proyloclar Board of.. kinaithi Ontario
Dr blidatelon will beglad to answee quostIons'on Iubtte Health ml
. ter, through this column. Addresa him at 5pi4Iai House, Beadles
Crescent, Toronto. - '
Is there any need fot mothera to he
doStructed'hy A Pubt'ic Health Nurse as
to how babies should be .,fe;d:' and toted
Is not .th,O. CPropoSiticen to have .eit
nunse hi every coinnuinity an inter-
ference with tbe rigThrfa of the home?
„..•A ceiresPondentin s. Northerri On-
tario neWspao."-er Tionntly salted, these
•ques•tiens. They are intelligent 'ques-
tions and deserve serious ()maidens-.
• Dr. J. W:' S. geOtilliough, Chief
'Medical Officer of 1Ie.,21)1). for Ontario,
a•epliisd to th1ScoiTespondent, and his
..lotter Was publialiedin the sanM news-
paper in • Whieh tile correapontlent's
questions appears , The wh I ,nrt ter
'ef absorbing„iastorist; few ole
iMProribant. problem- -otinfriniM
day as a nationthan the ifteservitieri
of :Ohild)ifeP'ahd the OR'1411g. uP.'.47f
healthier ra,c,e' of -people, tie 'urgent
itieed, for a Publie ;Health' 'Nurse in
'eVerY eetuntunity i..e.'appeneen Teed -
dog these 3o6ceial remarles'Iront the
o4ier mwaaea:Ofrii:,gi'd Health. ,
-..t‘NO attempt is maile Interfere
With:the' rigletts,orfehe home nor would
suh ,Ite;°to,lerated."-' It, is rtelither, the
fleifirp aon the' intention te'thke the
care of the child out of ,tlie hands a
the parents, nor to relieVetherin of the
resp.onsibility of the proper . rearing
el their offspring, Ind it la theearnest
desire tO co-operate with, aid to as-
sist' parents by solentiiic adVim, to
impr,ove the physical -and; the general
conthtion of ;tili;eir, children A?Yjnletruct005 ade)atlofl
-
iisg thein as to proper feeding, horns:.
. _
sanitation, rest and recreation,
to achieve the hest restilia in the de-
vett:Tule/A of.those olyildren. Further,
the necessity •for culling a...doctor, as
not alWays opporent 'at a sufficiently
early aba.ge.to Make the Clo'ctor's, Ser-
vice ell the greatest posSible Value to
the °laid. How many times have ehil-
ken beau -lost through; diphtheria,
'scarlet fever, erseme of 'the obiter in-
fections, diseases -because *of. laarents
Waiting too long befOre calling, a;
tar? • doc-
}I5,r many cedes of gfekiv,e
eyesight atitthinting 10 inany:inStances
to complete blindnesS in one sire; aa'e
&tie to lalkof early mediekrattehliert?
raw ocnSes 9f; ,oart, Lisease,;:ate
.suclu adisesseclotectills ankederinids,
or defective teeth? , How •many
there i(1.0091c lJeunti7,
bec• ause, infected area's I5ept dis- .
jaitarging thek irritatimi•PriedUcts .into
.:61116` blood-etreina
'symPlom..4, Of the °nap becaine ,
Iently urgent?: 'todemand attention?
Attention should be &ma'am to defects
at a ,stegeepteffireieetly early to elloW
cerrectiott hefereeserinenent didahility
• ensues.". Them; remarka suppl3r'fooci
for, thought. AU around us these
Very defeets in the Young are appar-
ent) and, yet M many lbealities little
or nothing is yet heing done, .' But
more and inore the intelligent people _
of this proVince are giVing the pre-
servatibn of..ebild' life their -seripu,s
,
SIIThe FOUD In1P°AittP, PersOtliditiet3
k 1'' 4 It
AFTER FIVE YEARS
ram An Ex -Service Man Tells HOW
His VVife Found Nevv Health.
Alla,n.Crautford An Active Boy Scoot,:
The 1)211te„,03 Al 011 Olawford and hie
o)(Ploll tit piantiog tlia British flag on
latand`has ieeeiutIty attained
werld-Wide publicity, I -Io is most elm.
Phatioally not the swasionitehiling typo
usually assoolated 30 the publie mind
with men who sail the high seas, claim
torrhony for their countries, trtvl plant
Ilago Elo IracY been, hoowa hitherto
for 1711.5,1acal intereste rather than tol
wanderinigs, for 'his ininior, es-
PociallY mrcircollationoutliner of the
Univensitty of Toronto's fanrous tumor-,
OUS publication, "The rather
than his acquisitiveness, Allan, CraW:
fora was born in Hamilton, 23 years
ago, and spent his childhood along the
dole's or the mountain, Like other
Ohikiren, he used to roam about the
mountain, hilt notartuVin nal thee, ex-
cept eissoeialing Itimeelf pettedly with
the 13oy Seouta, presaged the explore,
tive part of ,bis nature which was sub-
sequently to nrake him fatuous. Yet it
is, certain that his Boy Scout training
was of immense value to hail Wor0 it
Only the fact that it prepared
or rather taught him, to be propmed
for every emergency.
New _Troop for Brantford.
• „.
Staring off with a ,livembership Of GO,
a -newIlBny Scout 'droop was 'recently
inaugurated at St. Basirs Sollool,
Brantford. Every public and separate
6,01,0,01 16 tilecity of Blvtlitford ,now
has a elinillar organization. yary Rev.
Dean Blia,dY; 'delivered an inspir-
ing a.,ddresa to the members of the
new teento,emphasizing the need for
aotivity aging Scout lines in She aver-
age beY's life. ,Rev. rather Crimmin
was present, assisting in. ;the orgoniza-
lion. Mr, 3. M. Shubtleworth also
eaoles on matters pertaining to the
duties of the Scant.' Mr. W. If. Emery
lias been appolut.ed Scoutmaster and
will be asSisteil, by Mr.:Gilbert Emery.
_The ne.w troop will -have 'eight patrols.
City Scoutmasters Organize. '
,
Scout °dicers of Ontarlo'tatree
.bargest.,oities now•have orgehi,z0:tiene
of their owe to fosterinter-troop ce;
°action, ordeal improvement along
Soontin ',Lipp, and oseciabillt.Y.. 01.
tawa's takes_the fortn of "The Scent-
Inasteis' ifroop." . Toronto's is "lite
Scoutinastel‘s' Associstimi,"
Hamilton, °facers work' tinder the
liable of,. Soutitinastem' Club."
Isiicl Behg ,one of the in-
structors of the.Ottawa "Troop."
Scout Landlords.
The new lit Beaton Troop la the
first troop repotted, to baye taken up
the slogan ---.'Every Scout a Landlerd.",
This troop has *been, Specializing on
birds and, reeently conducted a bird-
housebuilding contest. Air. Stuart
Thompson,- the 'Parent° naturalist, .of-
ficiated as judge and also. ga.ve the
boys and their friends one" of his !a-
batable Milks on birds -and bird Site,
Splendid' Work of Field 'Secretary:
Mr. Earle IL Davison, Provincial
,Field Secretary, reeently mode 'a ten-
day organization trip through Western
Ontario, and diring that time he sac -
°Ceded, ti establtshing, nine new
troops . Nea-rly a new troop a lay!
. -
TheY ,are eltuated at the tailoring
°nitres: Camiachie, Warwick, Peres, rt,
Craig, New Ifambourg,
Waterloo, and two troops at Walle.60-
burg. When will your town be on the
Bay Scout
'Feereatry MOtiOrt Pietuires.
. ,
, Tile usual methods for,thterestng
forests end
fection have :been- coutinied. These
lacindo ,-,illostrated • lectures, ,.-talks 30
sellOolts and distribution; of literotare
to sehool children and te.hotnee near
te or iti the foreete.Br,the eompera,
bien of the Publicity )3rattehof' the
DePartment of 'Trade and CoMmeree,
inctiring picturet. have been. taken • of
lives and lire fighting, end ouvi of
tree -planting, so that. hereafter Cana-
dian', moving piCture ...tireat'res).
titters, "and educational Institutions
wila not have to depend o11 pictores of
such scenes zrain oilier countries. It
is hoped- that the showing of these
alma throughout Canada will give
Canadians 'some ides, of tee fact that
their own coentry 10 In the van of pro-
grenS,=Aminual Report, Dire c or ot
When Will There Be A
Disarniament of Diniiite- Tables?
Suppose everybody would Grape -Nuts makes a friend
recognize the fact that there's no - of the taste and an ally of the
gain but -much loss in keeping stomach.
up hostilities with the stomach!
' Suppose,the ancient aggrava-
tion of improper food on
• nant digestive organs Sh011id be
-settled vvith guarantees Of sen-
sible diet and tranquil digestion!
The saving would be beSiond
all possibility of counting,
Yet millioris go on, deelaring
'war on the stomach and accept -
'mg war in return—loading Up
• op starchy, heavy, unbalanced
and highly -seasoned
food at breakfast or
lunch -- and vvoncler-
ing Why cnmfort, hap-
pihes and efficiency
are out of reach. "
There's a' charm and satis-
faction to this delicious, food
,
witch prompts appetite to say,
"There's a meal!" and digestion
to answer, "Thank goodness,'
here's peace at last!"
Oil -ape -Nuts is the perfected
,nutrimeht of wheat ancrinalted
barley—sweet, crisp, arid won:.
clerfally .nourishing. It digests
• quickly; and provides the neces-
sary elements, including the
vital mineral salts, for body,
nerve and brain.
Order Grape -Nuts frona your
grocer today, and let a delighted
taste pass a treatyofpeabe along
tb SD enthusiastic digestibn and
assimilation.
•
Grape -Nuts th6 13 AyuiIder
' "There's a Reason"
Malo b Canadian Posture Cereal Co,: Ltd lfldsor, Ont.
41
',I wish to .i.eatify," says 101 15 .
F. Hughes, of Hamilton, Ora., ' 00 to
tit° efficioneY 03 YOST Dr, WigliOW
n
03111)4 111310, far, tii0 fallowing reasons.:
.."Wheg1 reforned' hem() in May,
1919, utter neatly Aye yeaTs abSnilhO
an army Sell'Y',•eg.3., my :!wife had changed
from a healthy, robust weans% to one
whose life woo a ,huidert atilt ordinary
duties. almost 'impoleible. Through
War werriea, 1011011111Q1E1.5 and other fac.
tors eontributed thil'ough my unavoid-
able absence, her . health .hod been
steadily undergoing what I might des,
crtlae as tut .mideroiloing 'prows% for
"I was fullY aWare from her letters
thw:ntialit,71)11111.1,c1 wilTeth 1117,14,cl:el% he0eiseaem, .°1
was teirribly shockedoto find her in the
condfition she won la. Her healthy
color had ohmage& ,She seemed blood -
!eats and lien shin -was sallow. She
vias'Yenk 0iud listless, and with diill,
salty moved aboet the house. She
brardlY ever movedopt of the house OA
she became so shoe( of breath and
feared shewould fell during 0115 03
ter celery seethe which she said were
booming more frosment.
e"Tlie day I ea -rived home I 'Visited
our doctor, who 'le and old frionet, and,
later through hiss advice, consulted
With another physician of this city.
Everything was (10n0 that could he
done and many medicines vibre pre,
scribed and fattltfufly taken. As these,
were of no avail I-trustedthat' time
alone would „please to, beeld ttp what
had gradually been. modelle 'in' Um
0011230 01five years( Atter twelve
menthe eenditions'had lie:Ocare worse..
Their I deelded.on change of' air, gave
130 anY position in; the city and .moved
to the ceuntu. Even this did not do
auy good. I think it added .to her
depression, -
,."One day a friend, visited us .an6 as
a resultof their conversation ray, wife
znade ap. her Mind to try 153, Wi1
hams' Pink Pills:
"I hod not much' kith in what I
(May but"proeured. tliZee bOX04.
happened nine months ego, ' I wasi
surprised tO bear my Wife 'Say, after
about the ,kenth. day, 'I^ believe' these
pills are ',doing me good.' A °week or
so atter that 3 certainly briAteved they
were, for I saw color returning to her
cheeks anclitheSelleer, unhealthy color
disaPpearieg. .ffitte Pills were certain-
beeleeng what you claim they will do,
and -of her-own'fiee ,,v111 she continued
them for about three months. At the
end of' this time she. Seemed (Mite a
different wOnlitn. Life 'vies worth rty-
jog- Phe PsaesSoPeshad gone -did
she could wallt up the .steep..hill,
Which
16 halt a -mile long, leading to
our house, .without•the slightest 1.
convenience. At 'this ete„tee she ells:
%metalled the Mile and ohs is just as
well now ae ever she wasi.. .
• "Now, .srir, I want to say I. have every
pith in Dr. Williame' pink Pills, as
have had proof, 'and I believe` that
whet this, medicine did for my wife,
it 'eau do for °diens." '
Youeau. get'Dr. Pink Nile
from.suny re.edietne dealer or bY mali
at' 50 cents a bei,ssor' lx imicee bar
$9.50,- from The Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine .Co„ flrockvllle, Ont.,
• ,
The Cunning:Autograph
Collector.
_
-Moor are the tricks that minnieg
autograph colieetare have, plectleed- to
get a highly prized eignatare. Some
men ;srpend, =eh_ .4t2rie aaid; ,Patienee
en the easke the'.driver
ne the local ,Onenibiri51 Itottingdean,
England; where 'Iturrilya.rd 2111dniS oats
bled "down to live--aceomplish their
purposeowith little or no effort.
'Plie 'driver c,ften. Annoyed- ler, Kip-
ling hispeteting at 'him With his whip
i:i.d7liteirdex,peo4,39ttien,,nietai:yng3 imnris.f,ictitierip.liee,Bgrian, thev.01.3.04.de.,
Mr. Kieliug suffered 01 Silence until
eho vehicle...ran into,* favorite trete
wney(lig4orngeoliabltietelterildilY4ilitielelallitibto two ii-t°Itiee
owner, who vras landlord of theWbrite
Horse Ino.
. The fellow laid the. letter before the
seleot COX:Wang, Of his- bar parlor, and
ohe, end all adVised, him to appear in.
ditferent. Otte man offered him ten
shillings in cash for ;the letter, and
tho landlord accepted. the', offer. A,
second, and .,strouger letter follimed
the first, end the lenIlord eseried the
autograph eel a bookseller and . de-
manded a pound for 11. The, booltsell.
er eagerly snapped it up, and the land
lord began to dream of mere missives
-
But the next day xtpitag' entered
briskly and wrathfully,
don't I ansWor your letter,
5152?" said the landlord. Wliy, X was
hoping you wouid send me a fresh
one every day. They, pay a deal better
than arilting a bus!' ,
How Collars Came.
• The word, "eollair" 16 token from the
Latin for esele etiel the thing is prob.
' ably a old ee almost any article, ot
tuition dress,. At alt OvoThts wo have
direct evidence of the nse o2otne sort
'of "cater" as far bock os the..thoes
the ancient Phoenicians, to say moth-
..ing of the Romans nava Saxous,
In Iboso days the "collar," often of
gold, was a Anoxic of Wetalthi,und rank,
a sensewhich gtLtl applies to the 03-
lioiah
oomars ot the great orders or
knighthood,. Later, -t1 miler in Great
Britain liberalise a "Iliveryll the retrain.
ens of some great Mid wearing their
master's collar. Ottr own stiff linen
collar originated in Tudor days, and.
Its direct an.eestor 1.8h0 be seen, in the
liege ruffs of the Beerep,tere nt
'P110 5044' eeneeftlecl 'a part. of the.
Slaht, 114113 ht 1126, 11 1Virs; Hannah.
Montagne, ft blaolesinith's Wife 13
Troy, near Now yog.k, discoveroll 115
the never-ending leek .of washing her
hasband's shirts the adVantages et a
dollar that Oeuld Ins taken oft and
washed hy itself, A loonl;tratlesman,
Ebenezer Brown, took up her idea and
made a Cartons.
Minard's Liniment for OrIppe and Plu.
0111 (10.14' 100OreelIPSS: diow 10005'
pooh -)00 glad never ihtelt of
agalai WO itiaY t9,13t With certain
oleo and mimeo, but there Is noWiling
about thein wialoli especially ilupreas-
ci ps, PO .11.1130=1 larillvitluallty in their
, coouvo.rsatian or their appo,rriunce th.at
d1stingui.353c.1 1J1ci froin xnakitmlets. of
.,01),t3hiote
-thmit
preo
thougiSts Lag. w paps t et OIXX''Olgilt,
ligwevets, whoart we may inee.t bat
°ace, hut who lealre
Stan with Ira; theateitt SOlicatiling abOut
1.1roiiitlenialtoailir?'nse.l.cajuls.st,o.yam0i
linitcineemble 7iatiotrelon
0urni
impeilling perms, itlets. These
people wo
ohoy because there is' a curtain corm.
in,a;ruding quailly In 117e17' m
theentality,
they radiate force and masterfulnosia;
the others', no .rnatter 'how learned,
how brilliant, lacking tints quality,
n.ever inaloo any lasIting -imprellefen IQ*
00 na. I'liere is illotiling ecallnaanding
/al iheir tuatara; they are aimply inere
Of the "also; ran;' The impelling,
inaglerful personalities are the ones
who get ahead; obstacles get out or
aioir way because titgey, vale "dynamic,
compelling.
Ilia you ever feel you:meat relin•
foreed, your ability *doubled, your
Dower to do things Inictreasted tree -lend,
ounly in; the presence df some, great
perslonitlitY you, admtrett? It seemed
that you *Mild de almost anyillinag"
when buttressed: and supported by
emote an: Impelling influence.- Ins
(Dualities appeared to coalescie for the
Limo with- your own qualities, his
ability to blend weir youe abilite, so
ilhet you felt that his power Was added
to pmts. when, you, were in hie pros-
ence? Have ,yeu never bet surprised'
at the 1173)15)5 you. bould say to suet! a
• Pension:Which you never meld say to
yourself or to Millers? Then again,
blow ottani; in some great emergency
or criele, we teed weak and incompet-
ent to oatni wttat theBut
occasion.
suddenly a strong personality eomes
tete your preemie:ie. What 'a relief,
what' added' suppose and buttressing
power rush to our fedi We feel at
nee like a new potato:a—no longer in
twee, no Conger lackieg, but "41010,'
eompliene,, efficient. " We ate 'IOW. Mae-
tee of litho 5kuatloi Alhi ;,,y‘e., needled
Was reseaseroance eenfidencei sele
trust; sermon° to make eg..do,eveliat
wait •uoserible for ns' to 'do ; .ecniinone to
• talre away our doribt and Our fear.---
Suecees.
Bov
Fireproofing Wood.
Woodla 6114, a convenient material,
on amount of the ease with whiek 11
may be worked,' ita; relative strength,
its low cost, and attradirre appear.
eneer, that If it could be rendered fire-
proof- It would be almost klealefor
many purposes. 'Phe Foreet Products
Laborateries of Canada, undler the
Department of eie Beerier, at in-
veetigatinseverimus proceseee for ran:
daring wood res.listrant to fire. The
Laboratories paint out that it is Des -
Mtge, by impregnatioa witk oeslain
gaits, tie A;emider wood, amerce -ardent,
teat is to decrease life natural Inflam-
mability very oentedentley. It men
mule be made extremely diffieult to ig-
nite and the persistence of glowing
embers) can be prevented. 'IVY ts
importiamt step in the *desired �}c -
and lin view of the progrese al-
ready made, it le hoped thet.the pro -
(mesas may be made even more et
CORNS
Lift Qff with Fingers.
Doesn't hurt a hitt Drop a lietia
"Freezone" on en achieg corn,. inleane
ly that corn stops hurting, non short
you lilt it right oft with lingers.
Trulyt
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle ot
',Vreezono" for a few cents, sufficient
to remove every hard corn, soft corn,
oreeore between the toes, and tee cab
lusee, without scisetleas or breeders.
'Phe growth of the Boys' and Girls'
Club movement in the United States
and Canada has been almost phenom-
enal end the work is still in its be-
ginininga.. kb is interesting lo veto that
the movement has spread to Great
Britain. The first ;club in England
was Tanned at Henyodk Deloonshire,
and more recently, clubs have .been
f prated" at IC/ng,sclerd, Newbury, in
Iiampshire, ond ot Welwyn, Hertford-
YoSpalugh Inhenza
The Liniment That Relieves All
Ailments.
.seee—eeineeires
ACID STOMACH IS
SOON OVERCOME
WALTER BRODEUR SAYS
HE CAN Now,EAT ANY-
THING ON THE TABLE,
Suffered So From Stornach
Trouble He !Dreaded For
IVIeal-Turoe to Come.
the' 11/01 thno twe ypoo
uall eat a hearty meal without rear of
distress efterwireds 4,14 I certainly
0411 OPOilg $01. Tanlac," 0031 V/Ialtar
Brodenr, 1472 City Hall Ave, Mont,
real, Que.
"I had acid stornaoh of the Worst
50,1t ADA nothing agreed with me. Of.•
ton for ea long as an hour after eating
I felt &at I -nisi about W choke:and
w.ould 'Just have to fight to get my
breath, and I was so worried and ner-
vous net I dreadee,fer 11117111 to come,
13.% 31 meramt hours of rolling and toss.
"Everything la cliang,ehl now, how-
w02h8tatil. IwwlanItasultheelplic:Ilani'lgtvft lottgajn'W1H. etaliat-
out a brook midget up in theetionsing•
feeling as frets!), and active aa a boy."
Tauten lo sold 177 aril good douggitres.
—Alit
Canada's Mettle Sugar. a
The maple sugar industry or canon
la confined to the provinces of Qtfebee,
'OnterioNova Scot* and New Bruns,'
wick: Quebec is by far the heaviest
pnodtmer With abent 60,000 farmers
efkaged ins the industry mod account-
ing Dor .seventy per cent of the po-
minion! .output, Quebec 10 proemlitent-
1Y-the maple sugar area of the Con-
tinent. Only small tiniounts.- are pro
-
(Weed in .t1se other provinces( whereas
laportitarunetb,ete6slubbs,trym,labneuefoanictulings tiltMassa
more' emaniereblizee eae3m year, and
Its impoetsiece ia ditl3r .recogisizerl by,
ilmthjaemPerleglillsiallatigZ73-rnfOur elit.ust ewnileletvihga:,
Inept and pibtebbigu: This re'cogal-
tied' on the part of the governmente
.:C
thei great peseribiliteet of 'an. exPert
trade hesefestiltedle d.leartunistintieee
pr�thotl0I,oxt5t-aiih5Lsin5l00 scale. !lifer
thelnanufactore ,haid deiellsied,•
and, more sugar and" syrwp ls, being
pkodueed boW than ever In the history'.
of Quebec.' •
MONEY ORDERS.
When ordering goods by,Inall send
a Detnixtion, Express Money Order.
Build a small came -fire. Build it in
tile' opera, not against a tree err log -sr
neer tenth. .Sertipe away the bra*
from all nrouni.dt.
Use Minard's Liniment for the Flu.
It:has been 4seifilatee that 90 per
cent.- of the fires which occur tis the
forests a Osnada are mused by- het-
-maw agency,
TNVIISTIVIENT. Clood Company. tie.
..t. PreCerrod ;100.00 :Rook, with Benue
of one Common share. Price f1OO.00.
Particulars from Campbell. 40 Adelaide
West, Toronto.
Ainselests Pioneer bog Iltems-Mei
, Book on .
DOG DISEASES
24 a red tiIOw too
areas by the Author.
M. Clay (Rover Co., DA.
129 West 24th Stet
New York, IT,SA,
MIMINI•ta•grtsruVaian•MN•••0•••NMIIIII•NIMIM•MMIMIINIMI•
COARSE SALT
LANDtSALT
• Btulk Carlota
TonoNto SALT WORKS
C. J. CLIFP - TORONTO
USE SLOAN'S 1T0. -7--
I
1 EASE LAME BACKS
OU can't do ,your best when
Iyour back and every muscle
aches with fatigue.
Apply Sloan's Liniment freely, 121237.
out Hibbing, and enjoy a penetrative
glow of 'warmth and comfort.
Good for rheumatism neuralgia,
sprains and strains, acile; and pains,
sciatica, sore musclet, etiff joints and
the after effects of whether exposure.
For forty years pain's enemy. Ask
yourneighbor. , Keep .51oan's handy.
'At, all druggists -35c, 70c, $1.40,
Madein Canada ,
1
a '
Liniment
k..........
fied Advertiftrueots
ANA.P1A30 01AIIIIIA101.11AL rAplon.
M $),, No Miler foe. 4,laserear,0
Ohntlisra, 031
TAYPOlt, 31141613INT° xthAzvionlii Age
'rgiloo4b14 Yapno, rue.
wcogl PhictlY,a07 eeccuda, fifty 55Ato per
POUtitl. QXtra, f3VVCit,i(ir yell%
six bean Ifni emote, oeventY-nvo Peet
057510178 2120, Goorotqlvi; Wolle"
04446. Clcoinctown, Ontario,
1,11, 4,liasT $10,00 TO $10,00 ppm DAT
A-4 Villooniz.Ing. 131 indopendeni:
tench youyvaito for partioulars. ,Cider
Instructor, ranada Vulcanizer, London,
Ont.
A IhOOMOisii,s1 froop-LITsi 05505 10.
e1deni$---hlever iana I'll"' 5800".
Write lioaoott Op, 45 Adelaide W,, Tor -
nide. (4 a•ents wanton.)
402')PO4.4.10, .X014 BUM.
113)101010.101'1051$,
F3T110TI'l, and JlAnlbo 1)150e o.001
furniehings. • MMOY extractom pampa,
enginee and toraiie tanicS; a oomPleta
stocir Of beekeeping requirements. sona
for ollr eatalogne, Ham 'Brothers Co,.
•panY, 01(1. Manufacturere, ;Brantford.;
BELYING FOR. SAI.S
ALT, KINDS 011` VOW ANO train)
5),It)n1, pu11e7s:444s. cable.hose,packIng,
etp,, galloped 01)1735521 3) approval nt loWeea
prices In Caned*, YORK rituirtwo co,
116 'Mule Se'ItienT, TezinieNece
Du;'°33 'tytg0.,,t7ra7i
1:13° 0 Psi, 1
110 T 0)(
Isee I
ene renewhtr. tee drew -toe , Diet.
Sold by,a,11 druggists, or hy
11068 MEDIC/NS CpMPANY
75 a'arvio idtrefA,' 'Toroitto
mr-reamsecaues:
• MOTHER
SYRUP
is eieellont for indigestion
because it mallets stomach
and liver to do timir work
naluially and efficiently.
With the *mane fn perfect
working order-indigection
is inmosoible. Try it today
FoliINDIGESTIE)tg,
Lm.thers..„,i,s„„ is sold
in 60c. and 31.00 bottlea.
Permed Hatr, lledth
'Promoted by Calmat
Frequent eleunpoos with Cutieura
,Soap, ablated whennecessdy by
gentler, anointing; ewith Cuticurn
Oineneixt, hifercLthe purest, fl:weet;
et and' most economical method'
of freeingthe scalp of Itchings and
Beatings and of establishing a hair-
growhig condition.
&foie. Obanuatt.Selm150g. Talcare2Sel SOld
throimbouttlieflommion;CanatilanDepob
VWCIZALWroSstz..2.1.t. W. Td.alaelI.
FARMER'S WIFE
REGAINS HEALTH
Gives Credit to Lydia E.
Pinkhana's ,Vegetable
Compound
I Fork. River, Manitoba.—"I fifter,, In
theJlewspapers whero Lydia E. Pink-
eameirVegeteblo,Conalkaind Via0.d011161
eo Mueh gbod to 'vetimete and as I
' needed soniethheg I hegan to. take 111.
used,: to -be !,;r0Prolek.lint X nin,n.f.4
now); I live -meet feria .1)1 the 'home-
stead tlletriet- and we have to.: deoldt
‘rtAkeff373.1:t(o1111)CrillarEt7l1,612:;!;;t:
. .
table Compound doe a for Me. 1' think
it paves zee from .gcling to a, doctor
and Is • hebest medicine ,women wet
• WM., CrOULTA15, Perk
It Iver, , Man t robe.
. Lydia • E. Pinkliam'a Vegetable
Compound is a medicine for the ail-
mentsepecultar to women. It 'b ,pre-
pared front medicinal plants, with
'card 'end accuracy.' It ean 'be taken
by Women of any ago.
Wemea make a serMus mistake la
themselebs to. become se
weak and nervous that 15 13 well-nigh
impossible tor them to attend to their
necessery lemeelteld duties.
Such symptoms as pains and Irreg.
ttlarities, all -gone feelings, hachathe.
headache, -hot flashes, nereoushesie -
with tt general run-doWr17
inclicete some form of female trottble,
The Vegetable Compound has
brought relief to thousands of V0111031
suffering from Melt aliments. Let ie
help you. '
hg 0yt4ITA, If it Tv(
30 ,lcelletre milpreet 'Meshy;
314 400 ibsi tv,otK‘oto orr the ealte -301) (10
thelr work in 0510si6 necoteremits, oat -
Ling out Waste of temegy ond ittcreaa-
ing their. outpot anti consequently
their eernings.
Minarde Liniment for (bright, and Colds
Tile orb of pfeasing itt the art of
risinif in the world,.
ISSUE NO, 16--e12.
WARNING! Say "Bayer" when yoi buy Asp"rin.
Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you ar0
not getting Aspirin at all. Why take cliances?
6.ccept only ait "unbroken, package". of 3'l3ayer Tablets of
Aspirin, Alai contains direction6 and close worked out by
physicians during 22 years and proveesafe by millions for
Colds Headache Rheitmatisin
Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis
Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain
Handy "Bayer", boxes of 115 teblets—Also bottles of 24 Mad 100,-3)itggi8ti.
AtinIrth 15 tito trad5 ortt,ls (reglelered 10 Ccen1e1 of lilater Iltenufftetere 88 'Moho.
aceticack155ter of 115115A1c55ia. WhIln tt l won 1155202 1)1)11 4148i4155 inolUnd 110,1,00
anhihetMle, trh 1511811,1, Wallin Agninet unittatens, the Table,th 8; nrir 08016115,will 175 steamed with their getOral 1)0,10 01114110, me '51119(84 crams
^
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