HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1921-3-10, Page 7'Your grocer will tell you
at he makes less
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than
n a
09e Fi'8►,
refit on Red R d,
only,
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on others .
me
in recommendm
object he has
ing it is to see that you get
the best quality possible.
•Grow'saaf Trees on the
Prairies,
'Undoubtedly there are more Wiled -
Vest met with In raising trees on the
prairies than are to be found in the
eastern provinces'. Ill the Rrat place
the reinfatl is veva elmlbed. Second,
the trees have to withstand a great
deal of axpostp to sterols ni
lr
s
and ex-
tremes.
`
i
+tremas of +tevuperaturo, Third, the
prairie soil as we now flnld it, after
years of expgsure to the elements, is
so compact and hard that it needs to
be specially prepared before it ie. fit
far tree -growth, None Of these condi-
time' Is, however, of such a nature as
to make the raising of trees an impos-
sibility, but by following out certain
methods which are indicated by re-
sults already obtained, tree growing
on the prairies can be trade just as
successful and, perhaps, even more
certain than wheat raising.—Bulletin
No. 1, Dominion Forestry Branch, Ot-
taeYil.
KEEP LITTLE ONES •
WELL IN WINTER
'Winter is a dangerous season for
the little ones. The days are °Mingo-
able—oue bright the next one cold
and stormy, that the mother is
afraid to take the children out for the
fresh air and - exercise they need so
much. In consequence they are often
cooped up in overheated, badly venti-
latod•.roonls and are soon seized with
colds or grippe. What is needed .to
keep the little ones well is Baby's
Own Tablets. They will regulate the,
stomach and bowels and drive out
colds and by their use the baby will
He able•to•get over the winter season
in perfect safety. The Tablets .are
sold by medicine dealers or by mail
at 25 cents a box from the Dr, Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Canada's Forests Vital to
the Eiiapire.
The position of Canada in the worl
i
asaforest oountryie. alarge and
porbaut one, and in the British ghnpt
it is even more important. The author
ties on ,toreetry in, the British Isles ar
laying stress on the unique positi
held' by Canada in the British Empire
supply01 coniferous im'ber,
for the su om t
i nn .
and have been urging on the Imperial
Government the necessity for provid-
ing fully for the proper protection and
management of Canadian forests. The
situation' in Granada is eoniplioated by
the fact than the forests are divided
in ownership among a number of Gov
elements which leave independent
jurisdiction, but it would seem that in
response• to the call from the Imperial
Goveruvu'ent some wider system of oo
operation between. the Federal and
Provincial' Governments might be
worked out.—Annual Repart, Director
of Forestry, Ottawa.
Without Question.
•One American who remalued at Lille
dhring ,tate ,German occupation used
itis time to study .Germali,cllaraeter,
He told Mrs. Corina H. Smith and Mrs,
Caroline R. Hill,. authors of Rising
Above the Rutile in France, one ee-
tonlslitng thug that he had noticed,
—
the childish, unreasoning confidence
that the German. e.oidier had in what-
ever he was' told by his superiors,—
and he gave this example of it: "I
khow. German," he Said, "and one day
I talked with a German sentry wit
o
was ,standing guard over some French
civilians at work in a field. .Ho was
reading a newspaper and., turning -to
ma, said indignantly. "The French
-say we force civilians to work against
their will, That's not true; this Ger-
man paper denies it."
"I looked at loin in amazement and
asked; 'Well, what are you doing your-
self, standing here with your gut. over
these poor old people?'
t' 'If I did not,' was his naive ane-
wer, 'they would run away' "
d
m -
re
i. Andre Amlyvelde, writing in a re -
e cent number of the Figaro, says that
au flier he learned of the cotton of the
City Council he called upon Mine.
Curie at her laboratory to obtain an
interview on her work in general and
In conneettos with radium in particu-
lar. He descnlbes her, conveying at
once a picture of her e.t work and her
extreme modesty, thus:
True, she had come directly from
the laboratory; but the visitor had
pictured her somehow vested in a garb
commensurate. w'Lth her wonderful
achiveiuent 1n s.cienoe, and he was
taken aback. But 1Ls disappointment
was not aw unpleasant one,especially
when the conversation which ensued
showed the great woman to be no less
meek...and modest in demeanor than in
dress.
She wore a black serge dress cover-
ed with a black cotton. apron-, in which
holes had been worn by long usage,
"You see, monsieur," she said, "1
have to be reserved; I am an employe
of the institute."
Nsvertholess, she was gradually led
into talking quite freely in regard to
the woeful poverty of the means at
the command of the institute, and
finally grew eloquent is descanting
on the miraoulouea cures which were
being wrought.by radium in the there-
pa"otic part of the institute.,
The muuici'piil eoun411 ofi Parte has
voted ter apptwpriete a own • large
enough to puroltlise a grans of radium
With .a, clew to presenting it to Mine,
Curie, bio, Curie, or mahey the
4
Istituto of lb dit u' widen lit a rt o
Istituto 0. 1 b W i it a a e
n
the i'7nlvereito of Pewee and of the
laboratory oe which Mine. Curie to the
head,-ai1'oady owns one grail of
radium, It represents all of that pre'
Mous. su0s1tance that France posseete
ea. Anil what renders this paucity of
radium in France a0 iauch more ro-
markable is that 'dine. Curie Is the
ddacoverer of radium,
in the entiite. world there is OM,
puled to` bo only 100 grains.. of radium
at the 'present time, of which amount
the United $tatesi owns sixty grants,
a no veil. __ VII WS __ ® ma ta, ® -
• HEALTH EDUCATION •
BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON
A Dr. Middleton will be glad to answer questions on Public Health mat- 0
(19, ters through this column, Address him at the Parliament Bldgs.. 0
r4 Toronto.
It is hard to see in the dark! Every-
body will -admit this when it is a
question of the' physical senses, but
through lack of information on the
subject •af disease a person may be in
total darkcness as regards its possi-
bilities for weal or woe. There are
inntbmm'crable topics that one could
use to illustrate this point; but the
one I have particularly in mind at
present is that of Venereal Disease.
How little the average man or woman
knows about this dreadful scourge!
How vague and whispered is any ref-
erence made to it inordinary society!
Yet why should this moral -snake in
the grass •go unexposed? Cerbainly,
it isbeing attacked in every Province
of the Dominion, and, nowhere is the
campaign against Venereal Disease
(being waged more vigorously than in
Ontario, The Provincial Board of
Health has started a network of
climes in all centres of population,
and the number of these Clinics is -be-
ing increased from time to time: The
local Medical Officer of Health is .al-
ways glad to furnish information -as
td where treatment may he obtained
withotit delay, and any such informa-
tion received by the M.O.H. is treat-
ed as strictly confidential. _
For the instruction of local practi-
tioners who may be called upon to
treat eases of syphilis where there
are no clinics, the Board has arrang-
er for a clinical specialist to denton-
etrate the technique of administering
the new preparation "Phenarsena-
mine," which is now being used in
the treatment of syphilis. This spe-
cialist will go wherever his services
are required, no pains being'spared to
get treatment started as soon as pos-
sible, no matter where the patient
happens to reside.
Valuable assistance is given the
Provincial Board of Health by the
Canadian National Council for Com-
bating Venereal Diseases, with offices
at 154 Bay Street, Toronto.
By widespread ,methods of publicity
the Coancii draws Attention to the
dangers of venereal disease. Moving
pictures are important in this pub-
licity campaign, the film "The
End of
the Road" making •a great impression tional Council,
Provincial Board of Health. Ontario
wherever it has been shown. Liter-
ature dealing with various aspects of
the subject is being printed in large
quantities for (Retribution to the pub-
lic, and lectures by trained speakers
will be given at various places
throughout the Province. At present
there is a panel of Fifty speakers for
Toronto alone.
'The first object of the Council is to
do educational work to ensure the sue -
ems of the Governmental scheme for
treatment at the venereal disease
clinics new being .established in all
the provinces. .
The National Council hopes to fur-
ther its aims by advocating reason -
..ably early marriage, health recrea-
Hone and all other infltiences that tend
to make people live 'better and cleaner
lives, morally, mentally and physical-
ly: It' Is representative of all the vol-
untary organi'rablons of the commun-
ity and acts in tate very closest co-
operation with bhe Federal Depart-
ment of Health, Provincial Board of
Health and 1•oeal Health Officers, The
Executive includes the most promin-
ent Health Officers of the Dominion,
and a -chairman has been appointed in
each province to look after the affairs
Of the Council, and in nearly every
case his appointment has been follow-
ed by the• formation of a Provincial
breath, In all the 1i{tge cities ef. the
Dominion organization is proceeding,
Victoria, Vancouver, Winnipeg, To-
ronto, Hamilton, Brantford and Hali-
fax being especially active. Connnit-
tees are already at work in these
centres, find plan•s'are being formulat-
ed for extending their activities to
the surrounding towns .and districts
and appointing sub -committees to do
propaganda work everywhere,
It is thus hoped by a variety of ways
to warn all classes of the community
about the dangers of venereal -dis-
eases which .affect thousands of people
in this Province and which, if • left
unchecked, would sap the vitality of
the people, and fill our (hospitals and
asylums with the blind, the 'incurable
and the insane. To stimulate inili-
vi•daal interest in joining the ranks
of those who are fighting this 'scourge,
is one of the chief aims of the Na -
asters grow husky on
clhe reat body4nuilding moues
so h Nature stores an beat
wheat.
and barley, are retained in this -
easily digestible food,.
The unique, sweet :i'lavor
or GrapeeNuts makes it
a big` Favorite with both
children and adults.
There& a Reason'
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
G.1•:}ic Nuts
1F
GOOD HEALTH
CAN BE YOURS
it. Your Blood Supply is Kept
Rich and Red.
It is a waste• of time and money to
fight merely the signs of disease; ie.
the long run you are probably worae
off than when you started. What Is
far more important is that you should
intelligently examine the various
symptoms and trace the cause. When
you i''entove the causer health will be
yours. For example, anaemic people
often endure mouths ' of suffering
while treating its symptoms, such as
indigestion, shortness of breath, pal-
pitation of the heart and `exhaustion
after any sinall effort.
The apparent stomach and heart
troubles are generally nothing more
than the result of an. insufficient sup-
ply of pure blood. This anaemic state
may have followed some previous ill-
ness, or an attack of influenza: or it
may have arisen from overwork, wor-
ry or too little fresh air. To obtain
good health the simple an•d proper
course is to build up the blood, but to
do Ibis you must select a reliable
remedy with aren
reputation
as Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills. These pills en-
rich the blood w-hieh carries uourisb-
ment to all the organs of the body
had enables them to do the work na-
ture expects of them, Thoasagds of
mea and women have proved this for
themselves. One of these is Mrs.' P.
Flynn, R.P.. No. 1, Eriusville, Ont.,
who says: "Last spr!ug I got into a
badly run down condition, I had no
energy; work left me exhausted; and
the least exertion would make my
heart palpitate violently. I had often
read of Dr. Viriiliains' Pink Pills, and
decided to give them a trial and got a
half dozen. boxes. I had not been tak-
ing the pills long when I felt a decided
improvement in my condition and by
the time I had used the six boxes I
could do my housework with ease. I
can 'strongly recommend Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills to all weak people."
You can get these pills through any
denier in medicine, or by mail past -
paid at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co„ Brockville, Ont.
The Great Seal of England.
The Lord Chancellor's most sacred
possession, the Great Seat of England,
is used very sparingly nowadays, It
was trot even affixed to the peace
treaty with Germany, when it waa
ratified.
Teethed, the so-called "wafer seal" is
used, which shows only one side of the
Great Seal.
To affix the Great Soni Lu its entire-
ty occupies about half an Lour, and is
quite a etyleuin function, necessitating
the presence at it of --amongst other
ltlgh officials -two officer's of the State
knowu respectively as the "Chaff
Wax" and the "Sealer."
The present Seal was struck soon
after King. Goatee's eceeaaion to the
throne, It is of silver, in two parts,
which fit closely together vrhen not in
tare, and was inane from a special die
thatnow reposes in a safe in the
Royal Mint. It measures eighteen
11101tes in circumference, and cost
about $2,500.
Up till comparatively recently, the
Creat Seal was affixed to all patents
of nobility, and to many other siniflar
State documents, such as. the appoint•
111entd to their sees or archbishops and
bieltops, the conferring of knighthoods
and the making 01 I{.C's, But in 1910
an Order In Council wars issued peao-
ticalty confining its use to patents of
Doors and baronets, andthe appoint•
meals of judge's of the high court.
In former years the Seal never left
thte • custody of the Lord Chancellor,
travelling With him wherever he weht
within the -reale!. but nowadays it is
dfepttri a epeeially ooastructed safe at
tile Crewe Office.
9
Pertable Purnaoe,
lis I8veitter stag patented a pertable
reobptetele tri which leaves a11d other
tuhlifsh can bebathed ao 11 is Wheeled
about,
•
A Cautloye erldegroon,,
Amongst a heat of, ,good 408100 at-
trlbutod to the Blehop of Birmingham
tile• fol 1
lowlrG will take seine beating;
A ntinleter ea the •becasl*n of a mar-
riage i
o said hie t i
sal, ( l .. tirat>e) was at 1 foss n
t t
i i to di cbridegroom
i a s ilio
y g Yer
ainollgst the ceineanle 1)reeent, Fix -
op, a,yeeng ratan with the biggest
Rower in his: button.itoto, he aoked him
quietly;
Are you the happy man?"
"That remains to be seen," was the
soletua answer,
"But are you the plan who -3s to be
=vela?"
"Olt, aye, bat that's another mat-
ter,"
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Pict to delivery up f0'y rutele , tea
run of dame 15 puleo if your pu in ..
goat order as Pnrohasod, or pu.rOlt alt.
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napleetioa, Dory large arcate a1VnYtr on.
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Too Good a Chance to Lose.
The French cllal}cellor, Ilenri Fran;
coins d'Aguossean, to whom. 111x' native
country owes Mach for hisenduring
improvements In its legal conditions,
never would mime to a decision with-
out at first minutely examining and
questioning everything bearing upon
Ulla matter. His son, who was also a
lawyer, was exactly the opposite, and,
moreover, )aid 0 attention io to1
1, l n ettn he
father's excellent example,
One day, during a heated argument
between the two, the young man, who
expected to give his father a sharp
thrust, said sarcastically, "My dear
thither, you know everything but de-
cide about nothing,"
"And you, my son, lineee, nothing but
decide about everything," was the
quick reply,
"DANDERINE"
Girls! Save Your Hair!
Make It Abundant! '
Heaviest Woode Oak, Teak, derrohr I , Ell sniffed Advertisements,
FARM WANTED.
I--1 ARM NVA,NT30id, . S118148 1?B,gpi;lf'-
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N and Wnglee. Ialtn J. Bleck,Chippewa halhh 1{rls.:
The h'awleat timbers Are 0418,•tealr,
jarrah (an Atbitrallan wood), and
greenllart; tite lightest are willow,
Peeler and Wilco. The difference 10
en0rm0517', A oubic'foot of teak will
weigh over
of It•Y i
ovt
dawhile s a
cubic foot of willow
duos not exceed
sltti'teen pound0. Beetdee being one of
the heaviest.the Afi'ieau teak; oak It
also the strollgodt oil all woods,
Minard's Liniment tor Burial Rte.
The deposits 181 Canadian banks in
October, 1920, were over a billion and
A quarter --the 1lighest on record,
Vegetable, Farm• f lower,
New Improved Strains
Allass
t ed sure to grow
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A Kidney Remedy
Kidney troubles are frequently
caused by badly digested food.
which overtakes these organa to
eliminate the 'Irritant aside
formed. Help your stomach to
properly digest the food by
taking 15;to 30 drops of Extract
of Roots, aold'aro Mather Selgcl's
Curative Syrup, and your kidney
disorder will promptly clic•
appear. Get the nuin
a. e ) e.
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HIDES -WOOL -FURS
"With prises low, It is necodaary
that you receive every eeht pos-
sible for what hides and °kine
you have. Make sure you get
wi1eethor3 it 1s opne ghide 1' oau
dyed,,'
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WOODSTOCK. ONTARIO
ESTABLISHED 1870
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When one applica-
tion of Miltoa'a
Era1r Restorative
every 2 months
keeps the hair
natural, No
oil, 9,10 dirt;
tho hair can
be washed
when desired.
Try it. Black
or Brown.
Price, 02.00.
Sent prepaid to
any address in
Canada.
Powell Ave,. Ottawa
Accept "California" Syrup of riga
only -look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child i s having the best and most
harmless physic for the little stomach,
liver and bowels. Chit:leen love its
fruity taste. Full directions on each
.bottle. You must say "California,"
Electricity from the Air.
The atmosphere is a storehouse of
electricity. Prof, Plauson, of Ham:
burg, believes. that unlimited supplies
of •tl.e 'juice" can be extracted from
that source.
He sugests that balloons be used as
collecting 'antennae. They should
have metallic surfaces bristling with
points. Sent up in groups, and eon
nected-with an aerial network of -con-
ducting wires, they would gather elec-
tricity at au elevation of 300 yards
and transmit it by wire to suitably
equipped stations on the earth,
Thus could be drawn out of the s»
a continuous high -frequency current
which .night be employed for all sorts
of useful purposes, Including electro-
chemistry and electroenetailurgy. En-
ergy thus obtained would be much
cheaper than what coal could supply,
and the work could be carried on in
desert areas and over lakes, so as not
to occupy territory valuable for agri-
cultural or other purposes.
The, publisher of the best Farmer's
paper in the Maritime Provinces in
writing to us states:
"I would say that I do not u
1 know of
a medicine that has stood the tort of
time like MINARD'S LINILhIENT. It
Mee been an unfailing remedy in our
household ever Mace T can remember,
and has outlived dozens of would-be
competitors and imitators."
A Little Wisdom.
Credit by lying is quick in dying.
Honesty in little things is a great
thing. •
A fault -mender is better than a
fault-finder, •
To the hasty demand give the lei-
sured reply.
The best thing to do in a hurry is—
nothing. -
I3e whose wants are small always -
has enough.
Bettor be a generous friend than a
near relative.
The friendship made in a moment
is of no eminent.
He wh'o'says what he likes will hear
what he doesn't ilke, .
All things worth doing are diftcult
before they are easy.
ASPIRIN
Only "Bayer" is Genuine
Warning! Take no chances with
substitutes for genuine "Bayer Tab-
lets of AspirIn.' Unless you see the
name 'Bayer" on package or on tab-
lets you are not getting Aspirin at all.
In every Bayer package are directions
for. Co+lda, Headache, Neuralgia, Rlieu-
matlsm, Earache, Toothache, Lumbago
and for Pain. ,Handy tin boxes' of.
twelve tablets Cost few cerita. Drug-
gists also sell larger paciraegs. Made'
in Canada. Asnirht is the trade mark
(registered in Canada), of Bayer
I4lauufacture of Monoaceticaciiester
of Selicylioackd.
Herons, storks, and similar (birds
rely on their long dagger -like frills,
which they draw back and then shoot
out with' javelin ,swiftness. Even a
big hawk or an eagle is none too
anxious to try conelesioita', With the
veterans of these species.
MONEY ORDERS.
Dominion Dep11000 Money Orders are
on sale lit five thotrsamd offices
throughout Canada,
A philanthropist is. a matt hello sue-
eeeda in inducing others to loosen
their purse -strings.
Min odes Liniment Roiieves Ulstoripep
1:. A. Carnooltan,
A1.
Send for hist of inventions warted
by AJlanufectrsrors. Fortunes have
been made from simple ideas.
"Patent Protection" booklet and
"Proof of Conception" on spguest.HAROLDIC. SI•HIPMAN Pd CO.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
an tt"(PMAN C051.500 • • OrrAW1. ompsNAPS
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LEONARD
EAR iL
RELIEVES DEAFNESS and
STOPS HEAD NOISSO. Simply
Rub it -Back of the Ears and
InsertiteNostrils.. Proofofeuc-
Cees .will be siren by the druggiot.
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181080 SALES 10„ Sales Agnes, Tenets
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%. jumping tooth or
earache quickly re-
lieved by the use of
Immediately after a "Danderine"
massage, your hair takes on new life,
lustre and wondrous beauty, appearing
twice as heavy and plentiful; because
each hair seems to fluff and thicken.
Don't let your hair stay lifeless, color-
less, plain or scraggly. You, too, want
lots of long, strong, beautiful hair.
A 35 -cent bottle of delightful "Dan•
derive" freshens your scalp, checks
dandruff and falling hair. This stimu-
lating "beauty -tonic" gives to thin,
dull, fading hair that youthful bright -
nese •and abundant , thickness.—All
druggists!
Ontario has 704,640 Horses, 2,881,827
cattle, 1,129,084 sheep and 1,614,856
swine.
Minard's Liniment for Dandruff.
Canada's share in the League of
Nations is that of a self-governing
country within the British Empire,
with n status as such end a vote at
its councils. Representatives of Cane
ado are present at all meetings as
signatories of the treaty.
"Cascarets" If Sick,
Bilious, Headachy,
To -night sure! Let a pleasant; harm-
less Cascaret work while you sleep
and have your liver'active, head clear,
stomach sweet and bowels moving re-
gular by morning. No griping or in-
convenience. 10, 25 and 60 cent boxes.
Children love this candy cathartic too,
Western Canada has 225,000,000
acres of fertile land, only ten per
cent. of which is under cultivation.
Minard's Liniment Relieves Colds, etc,
In doing things hit or miss, we too
often miss the hit,
America's Pioneer Dog Remedies
Book on
DOG DISEASES
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Mailed Free to any Ad-
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119 West uist Street
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COARSE SALT
LAND SALT
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TORONTO SALT WORKS
O. J. CLIFF- • TORONTO
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PIMPLES OPS FAC
CUTICURA HEALS
CausedDisflgurement, ltchyand
Burning. Had Restless Nights.
"My face came out in little plm-
plea that were sore, and I ecratehed.
them constantly, acid then
f e they turned into scales,,
Causing . much disfigure -
meet. The skin was soitchy
this'll irritated it by scratch..
Ing. The burning was
`.. fierce, and I had many rest-,
leen nights.
/`This trouble lasted about a year
before I used Cuticura Soap and
Ointment,end after Using ti'-eo cakes
01$loap an two boxes of Ointment.
1 Was healed." ,(Signed) W. Byrne,
0t, 13asile •Que., Nov. 23, 1910.
oke Cuticura Soap, Ointment
hit Talcum your daily toilet prop.
orations.
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'Anions, Limited, St, ;Raul SC, Mo:iiroel.
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is always ready to
Blas°, rheuxnatxsixa.
6; A T the very first twinge, down
4-1 comes my bottle of Sloan's;
then quick relief, ruiljnoyl rubbing,
for Rae stimulating and scatters
congestion. The boys use it for
stili muscles, and it helps Sally's
backaches, too." 85c, 70e, $1.40.
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BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES
$1.00 es tube.
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MONTREAL
Agents for Dr. dtace Dengue
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Clothing, household draperies, linen and delicate
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1t makes no difference where you dive; parcels can be
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FLOOR
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are hardwood,
Use
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finish will a
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end wow. It
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A worn Boor spoils the look of your home and'
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"-' , Sur(acc and you Save all.,
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Floor Pai I r t
la easy to use, dries very hard with a -Mitt hiatus and will with-
.. bland agreat amount of haat wane No skill Ls required in
using S8100tfa'S FL000 PAINT. Anyone can apply it.
The result will greatly enhance the beauty of your home and
cuch.labor will be saves for the Doom will be very ea* to keep
lean. - -�
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