The Clinton News Record, 1921-11-10, Page 3HEALTH EDUCATION.
STERN E NDE S
OF ,RHEUMATISM
BY DR. J, J. MIDDLETON
Previnpial Seerd of lierlth, Ontario
Dr. eliddletoe will be glad to answer (Wes.tlons on Public h ealth fait•
tors tlareugb this column. Addlose hint' at Spadilta House, Spadini
Crescent, Toronto.
In every effort directed to improve -
meet of the public heaaith and we'll-
)leing, the quer :on of out -door oxer -
else must be taken into aneoit:nt, • No
anatter whet preventive manures are
tla8cen against disease, the phynicel
condition of the in,diuitisa.i, whether
adult orr-thbi1 is not kept in perfect
condition if healthy exercise out -of -
doers is not indulged in.
The qr, .tient of what constitutes
:healthy eaerciae is important, There
are a large number of people who
seem to think that touring around in
a meter cat provides sufficient exer-
cise fox the average pnreen. This is
a mistake, but motoring has certain
advantages. It detracts the nti'ncl
from domestic cares and worries, and
takes jeople out of doors in the fresh
air.
Real phys'ioM exercise—the kind
t hat promotes sleep at nights and
tvtimndates the appetite, 'is l ;eking in
the pleasure that a motor ear offers,
except in the ease of the driver who
MO get enough exercise if something
aneekeeical goes wrong.
Walking is one of the most benefi-
eiatl exercise that can be had and yet
transportation and too little abet t
walking.This necessary and it pet -
taut measure towards the he:elb'h o
the people should be fostered 'and ye-
connnendeti daily in the public press.
The papers that continually offered
such important advice would gain
favor with -nil progressive people. The
great advantage of walking as 'an ex -
excise to that it 'can 'he done at any
time of the year and in practically all
kinds of weather.
There are, of court's, many other
forms of otvt,docr exercise tacit as
gardening, golf, tennis, bowls, rowing,
canoeing, 'hunting and swimming, •On-
tario has special facilities for iredulg-
hMg in all these pastimes. Even Mrrcun-
tainoering can be done --a most ex-
hiliaratiug form of oport, But what-
ever the form of exercise taken, the
meet thing is to get out of doers in
the Sunshine, on the lake shore or
where the fresh breezes blow. In sick -
neon or in health there is no 'batter
tonic than fresh, sir and sunshine.
Among the trees or by some quiet lake
the tired body and mind get a chance
to reel; and•recuperate. Let ell who
react ibis article make tap their minds
too little of it is psractice•d. We hear to epend as much time in body and in
far too much in the deity papers about spirit in the great out-of-doors.
Progress in Canada.
An increase of 30,000,000 bushels of
wheat in the three prairie provinces
over last year's crap, is the estimate
of the -Northwest Grain Dealers' As-
soeiatloar. A wheat yield this year of
.around 260,000,000 bushels is probably
a reasonable calculation. Other esti-
mates of the Associatiop are: oats,
333,655,000; barley, 44,760;000,: rye,
9,058,000•; flax, 5,576,000. -
Cattle shipments to Greet Britain
from the Port of Montreal show a
steady increase since the opening of
navigation, and particularly since the
•ooming into effect of the Fcrdney
Tariff 13i11. The total number of ves-
sels which has left the port this sea-
son with cattle Is 62,and these carried
a total of 21,817 head. There were also
five vessels which carried 1.880 sheep.
A scow load of lake trout reached
the, town of McMurray, Alberta, se -
neatly, front the Mackenzie Basin
Fisheries plant at Black Bay on Lake
Athabasca, and further seipmonts. it
:is expected, will lee made before the
ekes of navigation on the big river.
This is the first shipment of northern
lake trout that has reachc'l McMurray
for shipment to the markets of Canada
and the United State:;. end demon-
strates rue of the tft:bounded re-
sources of the untapped regions- which
lir; beyond the Athabasca.
More than two million pouuii of
wool were clipped from Alberta sheep
this year, and 1,927,000 pounds have
been shipped east for sale. Members
of the Southern Alberta Wool Growers
produced 1,500,000 pounds, the remain-
der coming from Edmonton, Lacombe,
Vermillion mei other points.
Special attention is being paid by
British Columbia number exporters to
the markets of Australia New Zealand,
South Africa, China, British -India and
Egypt. Already several large orders
have been secured from these coun-
tries, notably Egypt, which hes made
very extensive purchases of railway
ties. Not a month goes by but that
three or four British Columbia export
lumber men leave for foreign markets
en -selling and investigation tours, and
already this activity is producing re-
sults. Box manufacturers• are also
feeling the benefitsof
foreign mar -
lige, India having placed good orders,
and Singapore now entering titre list
with an order for 1,0'330,000 boxes,
A silver leadtri et
s ke tee s hese made
at Noble Five, in the Trout.Lake coun-
try, British Columbia, A sample eigh-
teen inches in thickness and averag-
ing $200 to the ton was brought into
Ilevelstolte recently. The teed runs
entirely across the fifteen hundred
font claim,
Twenty new horticultural societies
were organised In different sections of
the province of Ontario during the
year 1930, making a total of 120, with
flet-•
a paid membership of 29,000, an in-
crease of 9,000 over the previous year,
according to the annual report of the
Horticultural Societies of Ontario. In
1919 the Association expended $70,-
000 an horticulture.
A large freight warehouse on the
banks of the Iieministtquitt River lits
been leased. by It. C. Harvey, of Leth-
bridge, Alberta, to be used for feed-
ing 10,000 sheep, which he will bring
to Fort William to fatten on the
screenings from tate elevators. The
sheep will be sent to Port William by
the trainload early in November, and
Mr. Harvey is contracting for hun-
dreds of tons of Iocal grown toy,
Fraser, Brace and Company, con-
traetieg engineers of Montreal, have
been awarded contracts for the con-
struction works of the $10,000,000
power , development scheme at Great
Falls, on the Winnipeg River, by the
Manitoba Power Company, Limited.
Develcpment work is already under
way, with about 400 men employed
and the probability of from 1,000 to
2,500 finding employment within a
short while.
A Fine View for a Chemist.
Tho famous mphalt lake et Trini-
dad Gas a rival. Situated at Basque
in British Columbia, is a lake that con-
tains, not asphalt, but Epsom salts!
The salts extend to a depth of forty--
cne teat, and perhaps go much deeper;
the miners who first ,stumbled upon
the lalto drilled to that depth and then
had to stop for lack of drilling facili-
ties. The lake covers seven acres and
bane a hard; crystal surface.
When the snow melts front the
mountain sides the surface is covered
six inches deep tvittr water, which
quickly becomes brine. Then the sun
evaporates it, and all that is neces-
sary is to score and lift off the thick
crust that has formed. Spring fresh-
ets prepare another seven -acre pan,
and the miners harvest a crop that
they may dispose of for seventy-five
dollars a ton. A few years ago the
same product sold for nine dollars.
Sad Mistake.
• In a conies of a railway carriage
was a young• man studying a set of
official -looking papers. Suddenly he
put his hands to his bead and cried
aloud in his anguish, To sympathetic
inquiries he explained that he had sat
the previous day for a Civil Service
examination. "Par the essay test," lie
said, "we were asked to explain the
advantages of keeping a diary.. I have
lust realized that I have handed in
four beautifuliy written pages on the
advantages of keeping.a dairy." -
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Peruhen,s paid to the cli or blind
n'atiobrr 1.000,920 in Great :Britain.,
east cc.t 4160,750,000 sian•.ta?y,
Are you stepping on the brake
or the . accelerator
The food you cwt does make a difference.
Heavy, starchy foods often de slow down
body and mind -often steal the energy that be-
longs to the day's work. Grape -Nuts is a go-
ahead food. It contains the perfected nourishment
of Nature's best grains. It includes all those
elements needed to nourish body and brain. It
is easy to digest. It gives energy without taking
energy.
How about your breakfast or lunch ----does
it give, or toe?
Grape -Nuts is oweet, crisp, delightful to
the taste, and is an ideal source of pessVot for a
busy and dnctilt clay,
11)&4 a Reason" for GRAPE -NUTS
The Trouble Must he Treated
Through the Blood.
Every rlieum'atlo • sufferer stool
realise that rheumatism is rooted in
the bleed and that to get rid of it it
mast be treated through the blood.
The .cid belief that rli'euratistn wets,
caused by cold, dump weather, is now
exploded. Stich Weather condition's
may start the pains, but It isnotthe
castes,. Liniments and outward appll-
eatione may give temporary relief, but
that is all tit;,,ey can do because they do
not reach Ito- sources- la the blood, The
sui'8orer from r'henntatism who experi-
ments with outward applications is
only westing time and money in de-
pending upon such ere -atm -ant; the
trouble still xenattns, anal it is all the
time beebmin'g more firmly rooted,
Treat tills. disease -through the blood
and you will soon find relief, Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills 'act directly on im-
pure weak blo•oil; they purify and
strengthen it, and so act en the cause
of the rheumatism. Mr. P. J. Mac-
Pherson, R,R. No. 5, Caa'tl'lg'an,
say's: "About three years ago I was
attacked with rheumatism. I began
taking 'Dr, lt'!lllalaus' Pink Pills and
aeon the trouble disappeared and I
am in better health than before. I
also know of an old lady acquaintance
who was badly crippled with rlteu-
mat'am in her arms and legs and who
suffered very much. She, too, took
Dr. 'Williams' Pink Plea and is new
able to do her housework. I tell you
this In the hope it may be of benefit
ito seine other sufferer,"
You can procure Dr. Will1ams' Pink
Pills, through any dealer in medicine
or they will be sent you by mail at
60 cents a box or six boxes- for $2.50
by writing direct to The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Does London Lead the
World?
Whether New York or London leads
the world in the number of population
i is a question which is agitating Ameri-
cans as a result of the publication of
the British census returns, giving Lon -
den a population of .7,476,168. New
York's inhabitants -total, according to
the latest census, 5,629,048,.
The National Geographic Society
questions •llhe right of the British met-
ropolis to claim such a large popula-
ticn. It points out that legally, as a
muniehpal malt, "London" refers only
to the urea within the County of Lon-
don.
"Greater London," which the cen-
sus figures cover, extends over 603
square miles, an area six times that
of municipal London, and more than
twice that of ritintictpal New York,
It is pointed out that a greater New
York modelled on Greater London
lines, taking in all suburban cities
within a radius of fifteen miles from
the city, centre, as the English capital
does, would pass London's population
within a similar area,
While London has no State lines to
prevent its expansion for administra-
tive purposes, New York halts at the
Hudson River, and must continue self-
contained and increase only front its
internal growth.
Mother! Clean
Child's Bowels With
California Fig Syrup
Even a side child loves' the "fruity"
taste of "California Fig Syrup." If the
little tongue Is coated,•or if yout'child is
listless, cross, feverish, full of cold, or
lies colic, give a teasp000llul to cleanse
the liver andi.In
bones. a few hours
you can see for yourself how thorough-
lyit works all the con ti n
C s patio
pets -on, sour bile and waste out of the
bowels, and you have a well, playful
child again.
Millions of mothers keep "California
Fig Syrup" handy, They know a tea-
epc'rufel to -day saves a sick child to -
marrow. Ask your druggist for
genuine "California Fig Syrup" which
has dir:.ctions for babies anal children
of ail ages printed on bottle. Mother!
Yoe mast say "California"•cr you may
get an imitation fig syrup.
Not Popular.
Little Georgie Goode was• standing
apart from all the other happy boys,
who were playing as only happy boys
ca li,
"4t'ltat's the matter, sonny?" asked,
a passer-by. "Why don't you play
with the re,e't of the boys?"
"They don't want me to play with
'ens," replied the lonely boy bitterly.
"What's the trouble, that 'the outer
boys don't want you to play with
them?" the stranger persisted.
• "They've found out s'emethiaug about
me," the lad answered, trying hard to
keep back his tears.
"Was it some -thing bad?"
"They think so,, But I can't help
it!" the boy defended himself.
"Cense on, tell use all about it," he
wits urged. "Maybe I can help you,"
"No, you can't help rne."
"Well, tell me, anyway."
The boy hesitated for emontont, but
rlecicie<d to confide. •
"Well, sir, the other boys say that
I am a softy because I'tn"—and ho
gulped hard—' I'm twins with a girl!"
Accommodation.
"1 wee a Itaeaaueger on a train out of
Ed di buurgh," says- are American, and
became Much interested in an Eng-
lishman and a Scot I saw conte in.
• 'the Scot was in his I-lighhaud garb
and the fact that he took snare freely
from a large box first attracted my at-
tention, He offered it to others to
help themnselves and generally made
himself very friomdly. The English.
man, whom natere had gifted with an
extremely large nose, joined tile other
traveller's. 1 -he seated liints•oif opp0-
eile the Sept, who beamed upon him
and at once proffered his snuffbox.
When the Ileglisirnair• declined it, the
estonieltetl Stet said:
"Ye diuhlt stuff?'
" 'No,' answered the Englishman.
" Mian,' said the Seat, 'it's a calami-
ty, ter yd lute Wonderful aecohtmoda-
lion fef"t.' "
Miiihrd'tLiiiimeniUeedii,y Voteeittae hd
With
The
OY
While driving with his father in an
automobile along the Detroit River,
Scout Gerald Crdmc, of the 'ltit Wind-
ser 'Preop, accidently noticed a little
boy who bad been ,playing with some
dtiters 'fall off Ling's dock into the
river, which 1s quite swift at this
'Point. Without waiting for the ear to
stop, he sprang out, ran down the hill
and jumped off the dock, swimming
down stream toward the little fellow
who was fast drifting away. He was
successful in getting hold of him and
soon had hint 'ashore. With some
difficulty ho managed to revive the
'child, who was afterwards driven to
his home.
Scout Robert H. GmbH!' of the 1st
Exeter Troop, and two other boys, do -
aided to go to their usual swimming
they should have the strength of the
a heavy flood, and not realizing as
they -should have he strength of the
current which was running, mitered
the water•. Ono of, the boys, who was
not able to swhn, held Isla hands high
above the water and followed the
other two wading. For a moment the
two boys who -Could swim lest sight of
the other boy and then caught sight
of him for a moment after he had fall-
en into a hole, which at the time was
easily seven feet deep. Gambrill swans
to hila, caught him by his bathing suit
at the shoulder and tugged him to the
farther bank, The drowning' boy en-
deavored to grip hint, but Gambrill
kept him under his• power and finally
managed to get hint to safety.
While swimming with two other
Scouts in the- large Current River
swimming pool at Part Arthur, Scout
Sterling Morrison, of the 1st Port
Arthur Troop, noticed that Scout
Jam -es Shires was in difficulty. He
plunged Into the water and managed
to reach Shires just after he had gone
under fcr the second time. He grasp-
ed Shires and started for the side of
the pool with him, but Shires-, becom-
ing hyste'r'ical, grappled with Morrison
and succeeded in dragging hint under.
At this point Scout Fred Thynne, a
member of the same troop, p!unged'in
and swam to Morrison's assistance,
the two boys • then managing to get
Shires to shore In safety. .
1TOULD N0'1? BE 1Y1TllOUT
BAH'S OWN TABLETS
Once a mother has used Baby's Own
Tablets for her little ones she would -
not be without them. The Tablets
are a perfect home remedy. They
regulate the bowels and stonuch;
drive cut constipation and iudigrst!on;
break up colds and simple fever and
make baby healthy and happy. Con-
cerning them, Mrs. Noble A Pye,
Ecum Secum, N.S., writes:—"I have
found Baby's Own Tablets' of great
benefit for my children and I would
not be without them," The Tablets
etre sold by medicine dealers- or by
mail at 25 cents as box from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co,, Brockville,
Ont.
A Clever Clerk,
'rite proprietor of a shoe store in
New .England is very proud of one of
his young sons who not very long ago
entered the employ of his father, and
this pride was much enhanced by the
boy's cleverness in tete matter of a
pair of shoes sold to a stranger.
The lad had shown this mane satis-
factory. pair, bat the customer said
that he had not enough money with
hint, asking if he could let "fifty cents
go over until the net day."
The boy consented, for which, after
the stranger had lett the shop, the
father severely reprimanded rimanded thee lad,
p
"You'll never see the man again," he
said in conclusion,
"Oh, yes, I will," said -the youngster,
"I wrapped up two shoes for the left
"Cascarets" To -Night
For Liver, Bowels
You're bilious:! You are headoohy,
constipated, your eyes burn, skin- is
yellow; your stomach is sour, gassy,
upset. No Wonder you feel miserable.
You need a thorough physic with
"Cascarets" to -night to cleanse the
stomach of sniff, fermenting food and
feel wave; take the excess bile from
the liver and carry cut of the system
all the constipated poison in the
bowels. Get a 10 -Dent box now and let
"Casearets" straighten you out ,by
morning.
The Flin, 'the Ointment.
"Ali, old fellow," seed Jeints,on to a
friend, "so you are married a't last.
Allow me to congratulate you, for I
hear you have au excellent and an
eompttehed wife,"
"I have indeed,' wee the reply; ".site
is highly accomplished. Why, sly, she
is perfectly at ]route in literature; at
home in art: at home in science --in
short, at home eveywhere—oxoept---"
"Except where?"
"Except at hone"
His Hearing Restored.
The invisible ear drum invented by
A,'0. Leonard,' which is a miniature
inegapbone, fitting inside the ear en-
tirely out of sight, is restoring the
bearing of hundreds of people In New
York .City. A'Il'. Leonard invented this
Ilium to relieve himself of deafness
and head noises, and it does this so
suocessfaliy that no one could tell he
is a deaf man. It is effective when
tleatimes is caused by catarrh or by
perforated, or wholly destroyed natal,
al drums. A r'oquest for information
to A. 0. Leonard, Suite 437, 70 Fifth
Avetluo, New York City, will be given
n prdurtpt reply, advt.
•-
Wirt -deer Castle is 'l-iko a small town
in ftsold, °aW-mining 'hundreds of in-
ltaibitants.
Mintrd's Llli!tnent fol' Oar])ot In Cows,
There are 25,000,0001ttavSian•a starv-
ing til Eva dela 'st eegt4cu•1'ttes'a'1 Lliisbi'Iet
Vidor hle'she'vi'st notstt'il.
Lived 100 Years.
-On last Menet 514 Olurl'lee 'fitlly of
%laesoclke, Sussex seamy,• England,
celebt'itteti his inii,flredth birthday by
waking a full day in his ga''rtion pre•
paring the ground and planting port'
torp. • Bo hiss no difficulty Iii setting a
-garden lino, for ,his eyesight is excel-'
lent,
In telling about Itis long tifo ire said
that lie was first a pork butcher and
afterward' a farmer, At th'o time of
his retirement from waive farming
he controlled 2,000 su'oe, 'l'ltie oc-
curred when he was 80 years old.
This is Otis recipe her long life;
Bard work in the open air, good food
and enough of it, but not much et
night; a nighteap of whiskey and milli,
be bed not later than 10 and up by' 7
in the mea-eeing if not earlier,
These are still his habits.
Like the Old Folks.
A bachelor who is forever putting
him foot in it, recently visited the
proud parents of a new boy.
The meteor held tip the bundle for
the !inspection of the bachelor and
asked gayly: "Tell us, now, frankly,
which of us do you think he Is like?"
After a careful examination of the
ratite the bachelor anewered; "Well,
Mario of course, intelligence has- not
yet dawned In his face, but he's won-
derfully like boot of you."
CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers
Mrs. Rose m Brown
Gained 20 Pounds
in Four Weeks Time
Declares It's Simply Astonish-
ing To See The Wonderful
Benefits She Has Derived
From Tarlac Says Ter-
rible Headaches Have Dis-
appeared.
"It sounds unreasonable, but I havo
actually gained 20 pounds in less than
a month's time by taking Tanlae, and
the wonderful benefit I have derived
from the use of tltie medicine is simp-
ly astonishing," said Airs. Rose 114,
Brown, 111 Third Street, Manchester,
"Why, I am so happy to be relieved
01 my trouble's I can really never
praise this ntedleino enough. lip to
the time 1 begen taking Tanhte, I suf-
fered for something over two years
with a very bad form of stomach trou-
ble,
"My appetite was so poor I could
scarcely eat a thong. My staenitcit
would be so badly bloated with gas
sometimes I was detest afraid to go
to bed for fear I would actually smoth-
er. I felt tired and worn out most of
the time and became terribly ditesour-
aged over my condition. I often had
such violent headaches I was unable
to be out of bed for two or three d:Lys
at a att'etch, -
"Four bottles of Tsnlac completely
restored my health 1tnd anyone can
see at a glance the wonderful change
that has taken place In my condition.
I have a splendid appetite now and the
stomach trouble has entirely disap-
Peered. I can eat just anything I
want without ever feeling a sign of
Docsn t 1 tut a bit! Drop a little
"Freezoue" on an aching corn, in-
stantly that corn stops hurting, then
shortly you lift it right off with fingers.
Truly!
' Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
"Freezono" for a few cents, sufficient
to remove every hard corn, soft corn,
or corn between the toes, and the cal-
luses, without soreness or irritation.
—e
Briar roots for the manufacture of
pipes; weighing 6,000 tone, are ex-
ported annually .from Carsiee,
Minnrd's Liniment for Colds, etc.
A baby alligator at the Landon Zoo
is seven years old, and barely 12 -in.
long; he grows about 1 -int. each year.
The trouble with family trees is
that many of •them aa'e shady.
MONEY ORDERS.
Send a Dominion Express Money
Order. Five Dollars costs three cents.
Iitrowl'odge without jusitice eecg.hit to
be ca leri cunsomir.lg rather than wis-
dom. Plato.
Minard's Liniment for Distemper.
Cherries were known in Asia .as far
back as the seventeenth century.
Free'
—TO—
>e
GIRLS
Lovely
Doll
With
Real
Hair
This lovely little doll boa t':al heir
and eyes that open and shut. She
wears a lovely dross and hat, shoes
and stockings. She is' just 12 incises
tall and has joln'ted logs and arms,
Just senci us your name and address
and 'we will send you Three Dollars
worth of our lovely ontboseod :Maas
Po5,teards to sell at ten cents a pack -
ago. When they aro sold-, ;send its
our money and we will send you the
lovely Doll, with, all charges prepaid.
It you prefer it we will sena you a
School Set, or Flashlight, or Fountain
Pen, cr Pets Knife, or Mouth Organ;
instead of the Doll.
Address
HOMER • WARREN COMPANY
Toronto Dept. 268
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ENVERMENSS4 •t attttrm fc�b 3
UU will be nstotisbed ht the re-
sults we get byes r modern systent
of dyeing and cleaning, Valdes
"fiat arc ehabley, dirty or spotted ate
made like now. We can restore the
nest delicate articles.
Send nue article or a parcel of goods
by post or express. We will pay car-,
tinge one way, and our charges aro
most reasonable.
When you think of cican-
lu . stud dyeing, plink of
PARKER'S.
in
Parker's
Dye Works
Limited
Cleaners and Dyers
791 Tongs St.
92 7f`orodto
ISSUE No, 46-'21.
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To -day
DR. MINARD, Inventor of the
Cele !mated
MINARD'S LINIMENT
• Of the 1,600,000 :houses alctta'oyed in
Poland -during the World War, nearly
500,000 have been reheat,
"Garage," 11'etir need exclusively as
a panne for the housing. for a motor -
vehicle, was -originally used in France
to denote 'a place Yet: keeping bouts,
rel'ling-stock,
Toronto Fat Stock Show
Will Be Held Again at
Union Stock Yards.
By reason of the inability of
the Royal Agricnituu'el Win-
ter Fair to put on n, show this
year the r'egu'lar show of
commove/hi live stock will
be held at
UNION STOCK YARDS
TORONTO
DECEMBER 8TH AND 9TH
Premium lists ready for dis-
tribution October 31st- Write
Seoretamy, u Stock
o Union toe
k
YsJrds.
NEN LUMPPA% MR
Beats Electric of Gas
A new oil lamp that gives an autaz•
ingly brilliant, soft, white light, even
better than gas or electricity, has been
tested by the U. S. Government and 31
leading nuiversdties and found to be
superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. it
burns without odor, smoke or noise --
no pumping up, is simple, clean, safe,
Burns 94%, air and 6% common kero-
sene (Coal -ell).
The inventor, F. T. Johnson, lid
Craig. St, IV., Montreal, is offering to
send a lamp cu 10 days' FREE trial,
or even to give one FREE to the tint
user its each locality' who will help
him introduce it. Write hien to -day
for full particulars. Also ask him to
explain how you can get the agency,
and without experience or money
make $250 to $500 per month.
i.aturloa's rIcatasa Dog Remedies
iSeelc on
DOG DISEASES
nail new to. Feed
Mailed 'Oren to any Ad-
eirat-s by the Author.
Clay Glover Co., Eat,
110 West Stat Street
New York, U.S.A.
MRS. ROSE: M. BROWN
incligcr•lon. The best of all, I am
never bettered any more with head-
aches and this was the greatest relief
of all. I want to tell everybody what
this medicine has done ror me."
'Panlac is sold by leading druggists
everywhere. Ada
_Classified Adv eriiscments,
LAl.r;mtie \PAN'reon—Tu Do PLAIN an;; light Cm lu;; at home, whole or
spare tu,,e; good pay; work sent ally
rlmstan^.e; charges 1',aid. Send stamp los
particular: , National Manufacturing
Co., Al/ ve: 1.
PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE.
7lp:t;LL PLAYER PIANO IN GOOD
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music rolls, for sale at a bargain.
L. Castello, 73 West Adelaide Street,
Toronto.
C2GLTiNti FOR SALE—.
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0 Fulness After Eating
if you have fulness after rneais,
a bad taste in your mouth in the
a, morning„Ltrr on the tongue, flat-
ulence after meals and no appe-
tite, take blether Seigel's Syrup. It
�„ will clean your tongue, renew „
C” your appetite, give you relish far
food and the power to digest ii
thoroughly and easily. Sold in n
E0e, and ,l,00 bottles at drug
stores. 4.921
00G000,-- •000C4uOC.--•.. lir;
USE SLOAN'S TO
WARD OFF PMN
ITTLE aches grow into big palma
y unless warded off by an opplica-
tioti of Sheen's. Pehcttmntisnt,
neuralgia, stiffjoints, lame hack won't
fight long against Sloan's Liniment.
I For more than forty years Sloan'a
,Liniment has helped thousands, the
i world over. You won't be an excep•
Lion. It certainly does produce results,
Itpenetrateswithout rubbing. Keep
this old family friend always handy
for instant use. Ask your neighbor-.
At all druggists-3Sc, 70c, ,1.40.
bads in Canada,
spa u
Nothing Else is Aspirin—say "Bayer"
warning! Unless you see statue Aslritin in handy tits boxes of 11 tab -
"Bayer" on tablets, you are not gel- lets, and in bottles of 114 anti 100.
Wig Aspirin at -all. Why take chances? Aspirin is the trade nark (registered
Accept only an unbroken ".Bayer" in Canada) of Bayer Mnnufaeturo of
package, which contains directions' Mbcoaaetleacidester of SalicYlioaCtd.
worked out by physicians during 21. While it is woil,kuown that Aspirin
years and proved safe by millions for means Bayer manufacture, to eaglet
Collis, ileadaohe, Earache, Toothache, Ilse public against Imitations, the Tab'
Neuralgia, Rheatnntisht,Ncl,ritis,Lural- lets of Sayer' Company will be stamp
huge, and Pain, Made In Canada, ad with their geueival trade nlMrltt tab'
All druggists sell Bayer Tablets of "Sayer crass"