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BRONCHIAL
ASH113
!Choking and Gasping for Breath
Relieved by "FRUlT.A.TIVES"
MRS. PENNINGTON
NEW ROCKLAND, P.Q.
"In 1919, I was taken with Bronchia
Asthma and no one knows Ntiaat
suffered with it during the winter,
I began having Choking S.pells—gasping
for breath and could not speak,
would have one of these bad spells '
In the'evening, one during the night,
and one in the morning. The doetor
said he could„do nothing for me.
"In the spring a 1920, I started
taking "Fruit•a-tives" and in a few
days, the choking spells stopped, and
I have had none since May 7th,
1920. I have so wanted to tell other
sufferers who have the same trouble
about "Fruit-a-tives" for I knowhow
they must suffer.
Some thought tbe Asthma would
collie back on me as winter came on
but it hes mot, thanks to "Fruit-a-
tives" Mrs. 7, M. PENNINGTON,
500 a box, 6 for $2.60, trial sloe, 26e.
At dealers or sent postpaid by
Pruit-a•tives Limited, Ottawa.
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* FACTS ABOUT CANADA
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The comparative figures of the Dom-
inion Bureau of Statistics covering the
live stock situation in Canada give the
following .totals in the Dominion for
the years. 1915 and 1920:
1915 1920
Horses 2,996,099 3,400,352
Milch Cows —2,666,846 3,530,238
Other Cattle 3,399,155 5,947,142
' All Cattle 6,066,001 9,477,380
Sheep 2,03S,662 1,720,783
Swine 3,14111900, 3,516,678
At the end of December, 1918, there
were in Canada 35,797 manufacturing
establshments n comparsion with 15,-
796 existing in -905. The capital in-
vested in these induitties in 1918 ag-
. gregated $3,034,915 compared with
$846,585,023 in 1905.
The employees in Canadian manu-
facturing establishments in 1905 num-
bered 39,2,530; in 1918 they number
677,787.
• Chirdie-n-rary
."FOR 'FLETCHER'S
OTAS:r-0 R 1 A
In 1905 the value of the output of all
',Canadian manufacturing establishments
was $718,353,000. in 1918 the value
•of the output was $1,458,036,975,
Ontario leads in the number of manu-
facturing plants with 15,365 to her
-credit; Quebec next with 10,540; then
in order Nova Scotia, 2,125; British
Columbia, 1,786; Manitoba, 1,444;
Saskatchewan, 1,422; New Brunswick,
1,364; Alberta, 1,252; Prince Edward
Island, 484; and the Yukon, 15.
The production of copper in Canada
in 1920 is estimated at 82,500,000
pounds which shows an increase of 10
per cent, over the previous year. Whilst
Quebec product* fell off, Ontario out
put increased by 25 per cent. The
estimated value of gold production is
placed at $16,000,000, comparini with
$150-50023 in )1919), Whi9s the
total value has slight increases 'during
the last two years, the production is
still less than that of 1916 when the
total was more than $19,000,000, or
in 1909, when a 'maximum of nearly
$28,000,000 was obtained.
THERE IS ONLY ONE
6 GENUINE ASPIRIN
Only Tablets with "Bayer Cross"
are Aspirin—No others!
If you don't see the "Bayer Cross"
bn the tablets, refuse them—they are
not Aspirin ab
Inaist on genuine "Bayer Tablets of
!Aspirin" plainly stamped with the safety
"Bayer cross"—Aapirin prescribed by
physicians far nineteen years and proved
safe by millions for Headache, Tooth.
eche, Earache, Rheumatism, Lumbago,
Colds, Neuritis, and Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets—also
larger "Bayer". packages. Made in
Canada,
Aspirin is the trade mark (registered
It Canada), of Bayer Manufacture of
Monoacetleasidester of Salleylicacid,
While it is well known that Aspirin
means Barr 'Manufacture, to assist the
publie against imitatione,,the Tablets of
Bayer against
Ltd, will be damped
with their general trade mark, pie
''Beyer 'Or0,011.
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C. P. R. Liner Empress
of Scotland. This was for-
merly the German liner
Kaisetrin Auguste Victoria,
She has a tonnage of 25,000,
and is the largest vessel to
enter the St. Lawrence,sand
one of the largest in the
Atlantic. She will carry
first, second and third class
passengers. The vessel has
been purchased outright by
the C. P. R. for service 'be-
tween Quebec and Liver-.
pool.
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(1) Surrey cricket tea= coming
out to field for the& match against
the Australians in England.
(.2) • Colonel Harvey the new'United
State i Ambassador toGreat
brl-
tai VvthMrs. Haryey, photo-
graphed on arrival at Southamp-
ton, 'England.
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(8) An old tit. woman selle
heather to auxs during a
'ea a shop in Du
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ISuara=iiiivahai . .
ese Crown Prince's visit to 1,and,on,
England. Determined to give his
sovereign prince a hearty v,+cicprxse,
n little .1`ayanese.boy sto.od.
of the Eines guard waving'1519 na-
tional flag.
(15) Radium and container rojy
for presentation to famous a -
dame OUVitl• 1'h grain Of radtusn
studI thinablefull—worth 120,
000 in conWMed in 10 glass oap-
sulos.
(0) EaftlA aAlklrau broUttZ; to
America for adoption with society
talks.
(7) Mrs. M. J. Erickson, of tPalo.
ltuid, Pal., who has the distinction
of being the only woman sailrttl
rrresidrit in the world. She, WOLS
reoent y re-elected for the sigh
year 4 head the AmadonZentrn
Railway, which hex husband found -
4+4 SOME, years ago.
Goorges Onmentier atiOtoaitr
tive trai3Oug. at kr 104