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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-5-4, Page 3. HEALTH EDUCATION SY DR, J. .L MIT)r)1,17,TON Provinelsi Oriarel of Health, Ontarbi SISd 14), 100%111r questions es Pnhilo Ilesithma ter* threngh this column, Addroese Innt si Route Spadiss Crescent, Toronto, DIIGIESTIVE TROUDLES CAUSE MVO DISTRESS Are Nearly AlWayS Pte ti l Pan Watery 1310001. not think that because yoUr 1..W.•••••..................M „,......., t ()MAUL is IlLOIlY 11 P8'et you L.T(' the vi,ethn 01 08010 ''"11008" mal9t17' One tile babies" is a 'Slogan, at shall a country' give in exchange for , M. itt echoing round the world its clii'dren? ' ' ' the moat common causes, of inn :41 p of * alT, mallazed eountrIeS Come re- These are „impressive word, and goo is anaemia, or thin, watery ' t,‘ ,rogitie in die work shoW the earnest thought that Vis- blood. I' tla'at' it has' hee°111° ..eille'al- „:0411,d Welfare, and governmentB COUllfeSS EtlXt011 has given to this 1Y re'ac'Whized' that lle41111-Y activitY"of the stomaolv is impossible unless, the ti..0911.0.ng, Itiive to bite fact that great., work.. Her services to the eliil. . 114at m , . - . . , • .. b1011ti 16 1101 and) ,eit &Taal heirltlly child ia the - olg- outli Atre-a have been In- '1 ' Ihe5t ab's,,Lfrt• valuable, and it -wr ' ','t1 t t Dr' W11433•Ths' Pin'I' Pill''' "Yeb°e'll ' „ SCOIlllteSS Buxton, wife of the re- that She had to „sever her active con- Pound Valuable in oases, of indweetion,„ nervous, dyspepsia and stomach weak. tent Governor-Generalof the Union itection with the child welfare move, IrosS' just be ”' cause they are 0 bl 1 of South Arricst, i„s an enthuSiastic Merit in the Union when Tier Buxton s 0gOO, 'worker in the cause, term as Governor-General was ,com- hilihie'r al1(1 'nerve taulit. 'Tim rieh' "There is a w•er4.1.,wide movement Pleted.' ' , ' '' vet blood thla9wringdtligleetsytilolite, 10t 008- 08 °010a1.7. - en behalf 'of child]:en to-day,"'writes Knowledge alMte will not ,sav the 11:11'...,a„r4'3,1 a ,l'all'ilY 'Lady 131.mtan, "and it is being gradu- babies, „ but Avithout lcnowledge they 1%.,``' '°'-`)r ''') the' 'clIe'el's ,,and iiim, kuul , ally trea,l,ized that for years, , pasb there will assuredly die.. Knowledge, how- g'"$ vh-r''''' 1 0„ '.1ve Inusele3L One iin- po.rtant pont to r.emourber is tilmt Dr. has ,3een a crimlintl --because pro -vent- e'cr, cOmbilled With•the v,ill and de. , Will,,iamr&' Pink Pills 000101)1 11)) harm- qhle--wa-,te of 0111,1,1 life everywhere, termination to „put it into effect will , , , diu 4 Ci emalt...s wlita re tilt s to and 1111,thir,ichia, people an i t . assuredly reap a rice ,narves,„, Infanta f',..u,-.1 ' gr . ' ' ' ' a 1" , le ,eeause ose wno are responsible rffele701 t° , prel„)al.'athmis that , - - , 0 ( e °mimed to 1 it u enIl to it merely stimulate to a 1)100 13 'o . There is no exenss t6-dnY for a high for their care have not the knowledge you begin _ , ' .' el le infant mortality, for ' experience in. 'reqnisite for adapting .08 modifying „, .,. .- 'er'Ying ^ limne:ces4r1'13' . apout your state of 1.1,ealt.h., try the other countraOS ollO'Wll quite clearly the rabidly changing environmentl i t„, „t . . „ . toolc rou meat of Dr. Williams' ,1,tok law it may be ciccreasod, land as soonwhich civilization imiTos.es, to the more 01, public opinion 110,01810 0,1)00 effective measuren being ,adopted,the rate or mortality will go down, and the health f Lhe children will, marvellously. im- prove, Public opinion, when once awake and, keen is irresistible, and I went(' urge 'all workers and syna- .pathizers in. Child 'Welfare to exert an their POWer tO'NoardS SO educating slowly changing "malco-un" alio con- stitution of the human baby. The storage of and fond in unsuitable 'places is often responsible for children's ailments, so "the, pro- vision -of 8 pantry, or suitable, place for :the storage of mil and food is absolutely essential, It is by ordinary; 'every -day practmes that we develop ' public opinion, that, the demand for (the health sPhdt, . and of thesethe immediate ref.orm may be pressed with handling of food is one a the most a driving force that carries all before 11. • Child Welfare 11, no doubt, the chief corner -stone of a nation's welfare, and conSidenation of other aspects of so- cial reforin as affecting ,the -child should help -greatly towards the effec- tive solution of a problem which imooks no delay. • his no longer a question,of whether O country can affordthe expense of social reform, What it' cannot afford is the waste, which must inevitably rise ,,,..‘rom the want of it. Tdr what important. Many lives of children would uridoubtedly be saved if ^ the -question of a hygienic food and milk supply was given more attention. When we think of what ...ailght be done, the words of Wordsworth come to naiad:—' "A simple child, That lightly draws its breath, And feels its lifeln every limb. , What shoulc1 it know of death?" And Yet '7,804 babies died in Ontario last year before they were twelve months old. • Tills, You Will be sutpris'ed to See ,how rapidly your appetite returns and yonr debflitoked- system 'revi,ves. MISS 0,11011 Far4111.11 ar, Nortlt l3rookfield N.S., Whip bai proved the value of thesie pins in 'eases of thigkyind, Bays: - "For a. long time I was sufferer fr,oni indigestimi,,whick seemed to Car- rY with it a complieatiou of ether trouhles'. , Evmw mes.I brought misery with ,11, as the eating was 'followeit-hY severe pains 1 the etoreadh, cauSing at times -nausea and vomiting, and at other tittles an accunialation Of gas that caithed severe ,palpitation of the heart and a smothering sensation. The result was, that my general health was seriously, affected and the least exertion would, tire Me out. I had taken much medicknee but did not got more than !temporary relief until I began nelng Pr. Williams? Pink Pills; which L took for a,conshierable time, with the result thatInow. enjoy overY meal and am no longer distressed af- ter eating, find myself in every way, eaje3 ing bettea, health,- and I eheer- ,. fully recommend, these pills to similar Believers. . c'orned ...and even 'across a 4.g.tance . ' • will not let as go. , ., Belief in us,is the first incentive and You can. get Dr. WilliThs,-Phric Pills Friendship never ,lives merely -.by througls any dealer immedicine.,er by the last. Everyother stimulus teener material exchtmges: 'Phe tangible or later .thay grow ,W .,, eakand fail. Not things luny ts,and offen,tiisy, ,ar.e___ mail i.50 cents...a bhx.or six boxes', tor go with confidence. He who helps ,a . the'rhiSsives of an abiding und,a true ,friend halPs him n1°St-{'f all bY lAustl affection. ' But -the most and,the best in hint. Ho -who betrays ri friendship I 000 0168101 ean give to: anotherp11- does so most sadly vvhon he breaks} grim , on the human way is belief, aitli, by Iris conduet,'With that trust ' whose other natrie is love. There is nothing like that to move and to, in- spire. It is what one Mall aS1:S. 'DE another;* it is. -what Heaven, unseen, inscrutable; eternal,' asks of an earth that is finite, material, literal aral obvious. All things are possible not merely to the believer's, but to those,Who' are It is 00011)801 tendency in each of us to idea1i.2,e—Lif not to idolize. We cannot:help it; we were born so. Man- kind 'worships a liero,=as all the world is said to love a lover. When that hero _turns out with Wings of Wax, or spine of straw, or feet of clay ---great 15 1110 ia ei a demigod to. some. „ - 'e1 It is for them to prove that thing • less than a ,inan. they af,e „worthy, of belief. But who has not seen -fairly ord:- ev. , nary stuff, in an average ' transfer" meci into an i,nage 010011 111080 Costly Languages. closely neS'embling ,the divine, by theIn 010 of the palatial homes of tha great influence of a great personal- new -rich SornoWliere off Park Lane.in ity? It,may npt be a person.ality that London, 'a Jewish gentleman sat he - the ;world has erowned with fame. It fore a blazing fire, it cigar between may be some one- living a simple, his 'teeth,' a liqueur at Iris elbow: Hig quiet life' in humble station. Yet Friend, D4oses, sat opposite, likewise there is no life sO lowly' that it cane. fortified.. ' notanother. higher; there is none • The- host was bewailing the enqr- , • sa'qmWerless that it cannot raise—'or mous eost of keeping 1ois son ,„t col - drag down—another lire with which lege; . • ' ' it conies ire contact. ' "Such expenses!" he cried. "And when f 'the vOrst of is The lanorVatigef „. you an per Drill ienonain-• ionsly the shame and 'the sting of our matfett:Sane° are, that we have dis, appointed .some one ,wh.p, believed in tis, and believed better than this evil that we clid We thought we were by nunselves; we thought we were re- leased to do as we pleased;. 'We thought' conscience could keep holidaY rind selfish self' was free, But the obligation b,y which...we are hound lo. those who believe in us has no sefise of location, and it knows nothing,of IIh Wherever we are, loVe watches. When, a 13°11.1'1'4/TY:- Wherever we g°' 0101" 1:‘,:i:S?,,unrthda_enTioftwinih`.:Bonl:eiess,s1:,hey..7:1;,urn, he ain t no - lows like' "the hound 'of Heaven." we are unaware, IL. mind is tensiti-Vd, hnshaltd.,, O thought out-ttavels light, we are somehow eared for though we haVe ..„ceased,to care. There are daily mir-, „. • Royal Road to Learning arleS of tolerance, cominiserraion, Per- CaSkV---"An' -how • is Your boy eePtion and ''wise, and timely counsel Mickey .gettint along in School?", to rastore us. to 'the track or keep 105 Flall/$6Yr-g-aFbille, foine,'„:„'Sure," thd going bdcause some one believes, some teacher hint .,every, day, i'r one, though afar, is suffiejently. con- fightiay" The Next H The long. foiward leek a mortal lifetime 10 net PoSSible. We sec what go 11)1 Ire afar off, but as we roareh te it there are interruptions, If wo are, of a MeehlY submissive dhilnThi, tion, we resign ourselves 0,81111 a pions 1410slem datallism to the decree of "destiny'," If We liaVe whal, Roosevelt used to eall a "fighting edge," IVO PersiSt, as those who would' make stepping -stones of failure, and compel the circumstance itself to fol. low at heel, , To plait life is like playing chess. In the mind, We Idot our moves: But We cannot 'execute our strategy Ylnilh- Pelle& The enemy rises in the way, to confute and to „frustrate, Constant- ly we must reshapethe scheme of our offensive, But there could be rlD GapablAca without an opposition. A I championship implies a coimuest of resistance, never a solo performance. Every remarkable spirit Ills had to 1 „•,, log Overcome. N011e crowns himself hrid A y no reward 10 auP(mluLie. Never de „Ilcies aa of feathered trees aud windy 1." %Sited H011,11'4., TiullP13 0,47 WilL311Q4.1 long ago, Dy,ing upon a hillside la the sun. -- An April day , of Vvind and drifting' „ 4a 1111-1 day 4d all illy work undone. The little peach treo,s whit their COral 11111103 Were daiic.'mg tip the lvillsido lit the 'brEtne; Tile grey walled meadows gleatred lilce Pits of Jade „ Against tito erirm[on lleoin Of maple trees, Alla cbuld. inell the warnitli of trod- den grass, 'Iliaeoolnes4 of a freshly harrowed And I could hear u Pluebirclts wistful 5510 OE lovo and beauty only half roveo.led. lutve forgotten inairy April days Dirt one there 1 that comes to haunt the things worth having ,oecim gra' And wasted hours .on a sunlit hill. tuitously aild easily. __„meilora _kadison. twenty years hence—though we may Our business is not with ten or • Iceep that 111310 providently in the Iii3 ward "the unforgiving minute" and piano, pilot asked him whether Aga5 111S us,. tam Ill all aero- tant view, ' Our imminent duty is to11 - o he miniediate, ;imminent bow". ho wa0 nervous. it, and leep this up through the hours Could we put all we have amp are mte :Wet me, I don't lcnow what fear , , Inc my hands together in trout or me Pe, that come thereafter, we should: have -"'.° Sa1U tilL0 30 VerK"'Y "la' ' cause of the pains my sifloulders:, L THROWS HIS CRUTCHES AWAY1 D TIME STRENGTH AS RETURNED AND HE FEELS FINE, Can Do as Big a Day's Work as Any Man, Now, He De- elares--Gives Tanlac Credit. --rarao has restored to perfect health, and tito best eau say for 11 is not as good o.BL if deserve -4" said John Kelly, an Mnployce of the Fred Construction Company, rer,talDg at'129 Bold Ilamiltoir, Out, Two Yealb load a severe case of pneumonia whiatlegt me le aa, aw. ful wealteaml condithm, and a few weeks later I had an attack of gAppo. My !stomach got all out of order, and I could scarcely cat enough to heap /Ile alive, For blIg: wet:10,1'41Y /eLs -were s'o weak I just had to hobble around on crutoltea, and Lny back mut shouldm'B hurt ,awlully, 1 couldn't stoop over vviithout4lituting bai thought. my back would break, I -couldeillt bring no fear, of ending. our lives miserably, 'with the epitaph of "failure" written ut ate mortally weak. We tire so soon.- We know that concentration is the first and the last prescrittion for success: But it is easier to dream than to be up and doing. It is easier to tell others tow impeaectly they perform. It is easier to sit in a window carping at art earth gone wrong and a Tuture not worth going to. It is easier to descant on the past and mourn that it cannot be re - Whither has a man's yonth fled? He is startled that 'the days flash past, like a landscape seen from a car win -- flow, and .be seems to have done no- thing.with,them. lie cannot catch up or keep up. Onfy a little -while ago he was a boy; but he looks in the glass, and' there sees auttimn foliage, not sprin,g flowers. What did, he' do with those „preparatory years? All his lifetime he has been 'getting ready 16 live, like. a graduate student who • cannot make up his mind to leave a $5p0 by writing "The Do: Williams? college But it is thne for him, at any age, 1+,TedLcine 13rockville. Ont. Coal Costs Lives. For every rnillion tons of coal mined,,five men are tilled 'and 550 are injured, . to rise up and deal with the business eaeh day ineVitably brings him. Days' Are fo different; some smile and some flown; Some inspire and ' some de- press; but .he iribst meet them all. He cannot face the -circuit of the clock- ha:nds all at once;, he must confront minarci's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia each hour es dt comes, With the heart ef manful resolution and a. sense of .•• Ali Things. humor never -failing •• . • - My f °omen throng before -:with pohe grim; But, trusting' in -the Lord ef _Life, go: Little Jane harllong wanted a baby All things fur, me .083 Possible iitli sister, and one day ,she came rushing Mime in high -excitement' "011, Mother, _come quicklY!" she I tee no path; but his clear ,light I see. exclaimed.- "There are splendid- bar - .have no strength. - makes his gains. iMbabies,.and you tan get one strength my own; , while they are chealp;" It is my faith inIIirn that foemen flee, "'What in the world do. you mean, , dear?" the mother asked in astonish - Through sorroW's wilds, deep -veiled Meat; "Soximbody must have been • with shadmvs, dim, playing' a joke on- You." go sustained; my heart, rejoicing, "Truly, truly!" the little girl, de- . singsn . claxed; jumping up arid' down in ior "All 'things for me are possible With ea,gerness. ea big sign about, Him." on the top of the picture palace. It -Hareinitis irt Babies. alib say's, •'Thio week only children 1Mlf- "liangvadges?" repeated his friend, So following faith. un He's last ,Cr Price,'" ' ' ' ' "How's that?", . • '• . ' • ' - rim, „ ' • "Vell," said his. heat, "there is one "11..1-;ost and Levet:1'10 inc ellall be TO - item in . the 'bill vhich runs, 'For - ' stOted.: • • ' . , scatah, fifty ',mina .' ,, . ' . E 'an. thio for 'me' is. poSsible wi 01 Him. - —Archibald Itatleclo'e RA, It.'SiowN,TAB,LETs . . No-, Friend.' --......- The. Dragger. MistresS:" "When I eng are you L., 4, '-a- d - ' „NEM' 01'.oele cranked tire mangle l'Suiallt! you 't°1d-' me '''.1a.'"Y°" ..,-C ,., for. the last time, anal gathered up a Man-frierids. NoW, alniost every time '''.1 collie into the lcitehen '1 find a, titan NOTHING TO EQUAL 11,10.'S•. G Mimes Lefebvre, St. Zenon, Quo, writes:. "I do not tbank there is any, otter Medicine 'to equal Baby's huge pile.,,of washitig.und-todtiled into th.e- fronEgardett tO hang it on the Own Tablets .for'littlo ones.' I have • • .1 il1eg3 ,theln f•op mY, baby and would use S notiBug,,, elbe."' What Mrs.' Lefebvre helter:I-just finished Lev' 7 when caught sight pf a newly erected 'sign aeroca the- read, whieh road, "Washing fund ironing ti-ene." "Just you loolE at that!" gasped BIM. O'Toole:, "Sure, She' She'aten me, I'll grant; but there'S no 8-0111. 10 brag about it!" , ,srlye, thousands' of other in. them ,Slay. They have found by -tris -1 lets' alw.ays do just what jo claimed for.Alient The "I`eliletrs are` a nInct ba1. thoToag-a, laxative ,Which 'regulate; the bowels and.sWeeten Fria stomach and thus. banish ,Indigectican. constipation, colds,- colic, etc. They are sold by doalers or by /ilea at 15 cts. Be'generbus With compliments, hig- a, liex horn:rodTire Dr. Williams' ei gardl-y, with complaints.' , ne Cc B -int, ' let ' Taking No Chances: A census oiTisbal called at a hinnble home 'mid fonnd the head of the .CamilY poring over a:large, volume. It transpired that the hciuselrolder scone months before 'bail lbean inineed by a travelling agent to buy an, en- cyclopaedia, and that to get the worth of his money lie hadheen reading, 'the books pretty constantly ever. ,shIce. In reply . to the caller's questions he irave his narne snd moo mui hiS wite's name and age. • "I-Toty'' many -eh-111.11:ml have- you?" aske!d -the official. got three " was lhe reply. 'And that's' all there ever will be, malies you so positive about that?" asked the visitor. • "I'111 tell you why there won't never be bet'thros," said the men. "It says in this book that every fourth child born in' the world if n Chinese," Clear Title. .A.n. Englishman waa staying at a Swagger hetel in Berlin, • Ido had -scoured ,eurnfortable roornfo but the landlord inforilled 'him one day, that he musto give them' up in faVor of a fresh arriv.al the tlector--- that is to say, the GOverner----of sonic petty Certnen State With 50 unpro- nounceable name. • '" "Nonsentel" said the Englialintail, 'You do not know who I am. Bring the 'visitors' :boolt, and: I vvill add my title," The hoolc was ,brought, .1411d 111 01 bid hand 116 Weete after his name, "Elector of 11lidilleSex." • IIe wat allOwof to 1:6510 his tOOIPS. Mitiord's Linimeot for t3e7ns. etc. r Jenkins Club To ra‘: Towle Lions The exhibition rended rather hadlY: very nearly.l.vas bi,g day for the lions* and a sad , day' for Mr. jerikins---:all for want of proper care in getting ready. Many A. man who has business to do and a living to make and a -job to,fill is as,care:, less hovv he feeds his body as Mr. jenkins vv -as in picking out a club. Sorne foods are too heavy, some .are too starchy, many lack neces- sary elements and $o Starve the body —.and many load the system doWn With fermentation and auto- intmdcation. Grape -Nuts helps build health and strength. It contains the full richness of wheat and malted bar- ley, including the vital _mineral elements, without which the body cannot be fully sustained, Grape- - Nuts 0,18eStS qulckly and whole- somely. Served with cream or good rhift it iQa complete food— crisp and delicious. Qrape-Nuts is just the food for those who care to meet life's situa- tions well prepared in h,ealt,h. Order Grape -,Nuts from your grocer today. try it with *cream or milk for breakfast or lunch, ot made into a delightful pudding for dinner. " Grape-Nuts—the Body Builder t.' '.`17aere',3 a Reason" IV41de by Canadian PoStUrn Cereal Go., Lithited; Windaor, Ontario ststi. pilot gave him many sensa- tions—looping the ,loop, spiralling flown, and so forth ----before they came to earth again. , The pilot pointed. to the crowd. don't mind. telling you," he said to the passenger, "that fifty per cent. of those people below expected us to smash." And t.he passenger's comment w,as, "I don't mind telling you that fifty per cent of those above did too." ACIDS IN STOMACH CAUSE INDIGESTION Create Ge, -Sourness 'and Pain. , How to Treat, . Medical -authorities state that aear- iy of the eases of stomach troliblie, indigestion, sourness', burning; gaSt, bloating, nausea, etc, are due to an; excess of hydiroctloric acid in the stomach...and not aS, seme-belleve to a' lack of digestive Juices: The delicate stoniach lining IS irritated, digestion is delayed and toeil veers!, causing the disagreeableSympteinsi which every stobrach sufferer' knowa eo well, • ' cllgelstents "are not needed in such'eases and may -do real harm. Try layilig aside ell digestive, aida and, ins -tend', get front any druggist a few. ounces' of Bisurated Magnesia and talte.a teaspoonful in ,a miarter. glass of water ,..'right after 'eating. This sweetens -the stomach, prevents the formation ,of exce.ss.aold-and. then?, is DO sourness, gas or pain. -Bisurated Magnesila (in powder or tablet form -- nevem' liquid or milk) is harinfles.S. to the stontacli, inexpenerve -to talee ansi is' the most oflicient -form of =spiracle for stoma -elm _purposes, It do used by .thousands' of people who enjoy their meals with 'no. more -fear' of indiges- Satisfied:- They were talking about a friend -end iris motorbike. "He seems to be very well satisfied remarked one of them.' "Ho,. hasn't paid a cent for napalm all the tfen months, he haShad it,'he tells. me." "Yes""replted another, "I heard the Sallie, story` from the -man who did the rennies-' Busterea 5010 reet. Tired Teat, g 113ur111155' ana Aching. Toot . AI, ter. a hard day's Ivorloor 15 'orig. (Tann; and -your' feet nre completely 11Sed uP, bathe them in hof water, thep them well with MINARD'S LINIAIIIINT, IL will relieve .you ana you will 01000 be wi thou t bottle- „g Gentlemen A strati bey, aged four, had jllSt told W3,411100.5 that 110 hact'started on his 'school career. "Indeed," said tile uncle; "'why, you must be theyoungest there." „ • • "Oh, he," answered the youngster in a very lofty mailer, '."theres other .gentleman who comes in a baby ' carriage." , CORN Lift Off with Fingers , was conettpated noanly thestime, "Well, -since taking Tatilae I know it is a 1000108101 builder, It gave' me, a whale of ait'almetito after I had onry .taken one bottle, and •instead food giving ma indigestion like it used ta, it get to- a -greeting with' me per - featly co that I always had plenty of, strength and onerg.y.. In fact, I feel as well to -day as I ever thd. in my life, ,mary man, Tanlac.can't be-recommend- Tanitte is• sold by all good druggists. You must meastire the strength.of a rnan by',,thepovver ,of the feelings he subdues, not by, the power of , these Which subdue him. MONEY ORDERS, 'Remit by Dominion Express. Money Order: If lost or stolen. yonget your nroney- back. ' • A 'few rows .a trees on :the side of . , the prevailing winter winds will make a world of., cl.ifference in , the .comfort of the -farmstead: -. Minard's Liniment for sale everyhere ' To the man with a a way i never wantirtg.- and can do as good a clea,-'s work. as COARSE SALT -LAN OXS A L T Bulk Carlots TORONTO SALT WORKS , Cg: J. CLIFF - TORONTO • Armadas's Pioneer Dog Reityklea ' Book on DOG DISEASES iyg Fro to anyFee Feed maAd. dress by the Author. 13. SCIWaYesati°2v4.trh °At,' eZe4t°' New York, U.S.A. AMIIIIM1160 FOR CONSTIPATION and SICK HEADACHE Take • ' .Dr. Rome' Kidney and Liver Pills Prins, 210. Sold by all druggist's, or liors anspretttra aonmorr 713 Jarvis -Btreot - - . Toronto malies;s5gsgan:2.2mriwanarnimona T-Aiaselinem-k. CAR BOLATED PETROLEUM JeLLY A V E RY -efficient antiseptic_when used. as, a first-aid dressing for cuts, " scratc,hes ,bruises in- , sect bites, etc. Keep a tube in the house for emergencies. g CILESEBROUGH MFG. COMPANY ( C860 Chabot Av.''4'ted). Montreal remmieradommiatisamseakontm n ,- Doesn't .hurt a bit! Lrop a 11 tile J"-, "If'reesOne" on an aching corn, it -baton - -- 1 Iy that corn stops hurting, then shortly ' you lift it right off with Angers.Tru yl '.. Your druggist sells a Ainy bolttlo ok "FreeCone" for a few 001110, Safilcient to remOVe every hard Corn, Soft corn, or corn between. the Um, and the cal- luses, without sormiess er irritation. , , Tho hardest thing about -getting along with disagreeable people is that you earn trot let them know What' yet 'really- think crthetn, hilnard's Linintent for Dandrut_f, ISSUE No, 17—'22.' IllaStSified AdVell" ,at„,t111,47ri, 05A: )1,14',11tItd6t4444 lea 250. Ne, other fee, 4, gc 9 J11 0110111#10,00 TO 00,00 P10 4 vvIa' ltplzink 13o Inaupendentt w teach 005, Writs for parttimplarp. Bide Instructor, Cmam4a Videanizor, London) molivia.okom rev, SAX,ti. cn01400110 MOIMCIAII/11 1/0II SABI.] 1s.7 011 farm noXt Str John llato,ls farm twenty-one hundred dollera at 7%, Wog Teweeldr. Discount 00%, IllehalOnd And, Toronto. Azerrevas ran a.ix.v Inftic..DDenat8, 50110001-1 and Jurnho 111005 01114 l!urnishingS. honey extraetore, .ntenta, engines and etorage tatilcal -a eoniplote gtoelc ot beekeeping Ve,cldirelllento, send for oar catalogue. Vaal 1344dhorll Com. PanYg Ltd., hlegtiUragetianenn. Wrantrord, BSI -TING FOR SALE ALL ioNns.„ OF NEW AND '015131) halting, Peillatt_IL .111041, 'ealalegfibSo, Declaim, etc., shitnno rrobJeet to approval at loivest prices iii Canada. YORK BELTING CO. 516 YORK, OTRIOWT, TORONTO. "Always pay as you go," said- all Old Maga tO his nephew. "But, unele, suppose I've nothing to pay with?" "Then don't go." t &crate r *ear Mads,with polished glage or metal -surface without screws or sockets, 7 7Ltwat.rd Suoule'FURNiTtna SHoe aide. ornootIlly and cannot in- jure the finest rugs polished Soon. Easily put on and; once on, stays on, ' Toll your dealer you must have Onward Slidina Purnithre Shoos Son your new furniture. It 10111 - -make your housework eager. , Onward Mfg. Co., Kitchener, Ont. stgagagom;goomg..misaramon.go 1 Don't Worry About - YanrComplexion Collura Take Care of It If you make the Cuticura Trio your every -day toilet preparations you will have a clear, healthy skin, good hair and soft -white hands. Soap to cleanse, Ointment to heal, Talcum to powder and perfume. Sosp25e. 0lotnits126.0600. Talcum2Sc. Sold throughout theDommien. CanadianDepok Lyna•gt. Limited, 3440. Paul St., W., Noraml. "•.,'Cuticura Sospshaves Without mug. SUCCEEDS WHERE DOCTORS FAIL Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Com- pound Often Dos'That. —Read Mra..Miner's Testimony thuruhrisco;N.Y.—"I was under the doetor's care for over five years for backache and had no relief from hie medi- eine. One day a teighboi told rne about your Vegeta- ble Compound and took it. It helped me' so much that I wish to advise all women to try Lydia E. Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound for fe- male troubles and backache. It is a great help in carrying a child, as I have noticed a difference when I olidra take it. I thank you for this medicine and 12 I ever come to this point again 1 do not vrant to be without the'Vegotable Com- pound, I give you permission to publish this letter so that all women can take 11137 advice."—Mrs. FRED MINEE, Box 102, Churubusco, N. Y. It's the same story over again. -Women suffer from ailments for years. They try doctors and different inedi- eines, but feel no better. Finally they . take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and you can see its value in the case of Mrs. Miner. That'sthe truth of thematter;If you are suffering,from any of the troubles women have, you ought to try this med- icine. It can be taken in safety by young or old, as it contains no harmful drugs. igr WARNING! Say "BaNier" when you buy Aspirin., Unless' you see. the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not ge,tting Aspirin at all, i',.,t, take ChanceS? 'Accept only an "unbroken paCkage of •a -Bayer Tablets Of 'Aspitin," wifich contains directions and dose worked out by physicians during 22 years and proVed safe by for ' Headache Rhetanatisin ' J'ooillache Neuralgia Neuritis Earache Lunibago Pain, Pain Handy !atyer" hoxef of I/ lableta--Also bottles of /4 and 100 —truggistil. mental no the trade Mork (tee)et(red e'retaMe) 0 firms- 7.tntearertare ideee- aceilearmeeier Salicylicatld, WIdic 1110 troll knotto that mdans Paler, ananufactin 0, to itnalst the Dublin asoinot hafts liens the of 111,, er 11015510530111 be 0101513110 With their 57.30031 titelo rook, 111 Ilaye ot ripol" 4 g