The Clinton News Record, 1920-1-8, Page 8:E
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SOLDIER
ARMLESS
WONDERFUL INVENTION
BY SCOTSMAN.
Enables War Victims to Feed
Themselves and Earn
. Livelihood.
A wonderful machine enabling arm-
less soldiers to eat, drink, light cigar'-
" ettes and play dulcimers has beon in-
vented by a Scottish plumber- named
Seat Thomson, says a London des-
patch. The feature of this invention
is its extreme simplicity of construc-
tion and snanipulatidn A few steel
wiresare set in a frame and two arms
like wide evident, legs are attached to
the table—that is all,
The armless man ails at the table
and works the two miniature cranes
by pressing his stockinged feet on two
treadles. There is a cleavage in the
rest of the foot, enabling his right foot
to, rest on two bars of the treadle and
clutch a bat'. Thus whjle the treadle
itself swings the crane backward and
forward over the surface of the table
the third bar, acting by springs, malcee
a grip of the clutch or releases ob-
jects.
^Marvellon s Machine.
The loft hand crane is much simp-
ler, ending in a splay footed hoof with
a thumb i11 the midcilie. At a pressure
of the treadle the thumb automatiepFily
drops ready to setae a biscuit or f)urk.
While the right hand erane.elutches a
bowl of soup, the hoof plunges the
spoon in and offers it to the diner's
mouth. While the hoof digs a for:k'in°
to a piece of meat the other clutch
cuts it up, The right hand clutch pops
a cigarette into the diner's mouth agd
then• strikes a match on the table and
Iights it and follows this up by playing
on the dulcimer,
The only form of activity not in-
dulged in at present by these two ma
chanical arms is the art of shaving,
but there seems to be no reason why
they should not work a saftey Nebr.
There are about 300 ex -service men
who have had both arms amputated
and it is claimed that Thomsou's in-
vention will enable thews not only to
feed themselves but to obtain a liveli-
hood„
SHE THOUGHT DRESS
WOU\LD LOOK DYED
But "Diamond Dyes" Turned
Her i~ aim 1, Old, Shabby
Apparel Into New.
Don't worry -about perfect results,
Use "Bituumid Dyes," guaranteed to
give a new, rich, fadeless color to any
fabric, whether it be wool, silk, linen,
cotton or. mixed goods,— dresses,
blouses, stockings, skirts, children's
coats, feathers, draperies, coverings,
—everything, ,99
The Direction 93ook withgeacli pack.
age tells bow to diamond dye over any
color.
To Match any material have dealer
sllow..you "Diamond Dye" Color Card.
RHEUMATIC PEOPLE
Can Only Mud Belief by Enrich-
Leg the ,13100c1,
1l1eu1lltlanr is a disorder 01' the
blood. It attacks people when the
blood" is overcharged with acid and
Impurities, tills setting up inilanuna'
troll 111 the muscles and joints. Wet
weather or cold weather of autumn
niay etnrt the tortures of rhenmatisnr,
but is not the cause, The cause is 111
the blood and the blood only. 'Victims
of this malady have every reason to
fear the first dell ache in the limbs
and joints, followed by sharp pains
through the flesh `and muscles; those
are the symptema of poison in tilei
blood which may shortly leave the
victim paiin'aoked and helpless.
There is Only one way to euro rheu-
matism, and that Is through the blood.
Liniments, snot applications, and rub-
bing may give temporary ease, but
sonnet possibly root the trouble out of
the system, That 'can only be done by
the rich, 380 blood which Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills actually make. This now
blood drives out the poisonous acids
anir impurities, and the rhounrltisln.
disappears. It you aro a sufferer from
this painful malady begin curing yopr-
self to -clay by the u5,e of Dr, Williams'
1'itiloPl11s, aud• see how soon the pains
and stiffness of the joints fade .twat,
leaving behind new energy and new
health. . '
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You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
from any medicine dealer or iiy mail
at 50 cents a box Or six boxes for
82.50, from The Dr, Williams' Medi -
0111,0 Co„ Brockville, Ont.
Acres in Circular Fields.
Those whose lands lie along rive"s•
or creeks often have fields that are
tearl'y round. The same is true also
of hill farms. Proceed as follows to
find the acreages of such fields:
Determine the average' distance
across the field in rods. Multiply this
distance by itself and take four-fifths
of the product: Divide by 160, the
number of: square rods in an acre.
The result is the number of acres in
the field.
Keeps Flags, -From Wrapping.
Amon the devices to keep flags
Among keep g
from wrapping around horizontal
poles is a cord to be- run from the
lowest corner of the nag to Jbe pole
on which rums a weighed wheel to
hold it down
Good-bye, -old Brindle, holly scrub,
The time demands a better breed.
rYou eat enough, .but here's the rub:
You never pay for half your feed.
So after all these years we part,
But play remember, as you go,
If this should break your bovind heart,
You broke my purse long, long ago.
Moulding Seamless Boats.
Seamless boats are now moulded
out of thin steel. A plate of the
metal is run into a huge hydraulic
preas, which forces or stamps it into
ithe form of a boat, and turns it out
Virtually ready for the sea.
Seasonable esigns 1
9138-9223
No. 9138—.Ladies' wo-Piece Skirt.
Price, 20 cents. High waistline; 39
or 87 -inch length. Cut. in 9 sizes, 22
to 88 ins. waist measure. Size 26
requires, 89 -.inch length, 2% yds. 36
ins. wide, or) 114 yds. 54 ins. wide;
37 -inch length, 2% yds, 86 ins. wide,
or 114 yds. 54 ine. wide, Width
around bottom 11/2 yds.
. No. 9225—Ladies' Suit Coat. Price,
25 cents. With one or two circular
si le ripples. In 7 sizes, 34 to 46 inc.
bi st measure. ,, Size 36 requires, with
two ripples, w'th nap, 2% yds. 54 ins.
wide; lining, 3%s yds, 36 ins. wide:]
9213
with one ripple, with nap, 2% yds, 54
ins. wide; lining, 8 yds. 80 ins. wide.
No. 9213—Ladies' Coat. Price, 25
,cents. Convertible , collar; 50 -inch
length. In 7 sizes, 84 to 46 ins, bust
measure. 'Size 36 requires, without
belt, without nap,\892 yds, 48 ins.
wide; with nap, 3 yds. 54 ins. wide;
with belt, without nap, 84i, ycis, 48
ins. wide; with nap, 3% yds. 54 ins.
wide; lining, 3% yds. 36 ills. wide.
these patterns may be obtained
from your local 1VLcCall dealer or
from the McCall Co„ 70 Bond Street,
Toronto, Dept, W.
'
If Tea or Coffee Disagrees
the •quick and. easy way to satisi .c-
-don and better health is to drink
N
P h ,. TUM
This pure cereal beverage
has not increased in price.
Yotill be pleased with its
flavor: Very ec;c nomico L
el : -� 00.
zer'e.:s a fea sc»
Snowfall Explained. .
• snow to that feral of precipitutlon of
Water•vapor condensed from the at,
nlogitilorc which 40001res the ground in
a trosen and erystalllne condition,
Snow .thus oeeurs when the process of.
condensation and fall take place at a
temperature below 03 degrees Pala,
The crystals, which vary greatly 4n.
form, belong to the hoxagoual system.
They are formed upon. a nucleus, in
the same way Its a raindrop, and souse,.
Dams reach the ground singly, bet
mere commonly in coherent masses or
flakes,,
If in its pas5Age from the upper at-
mosphere 5110W passes through al tem-
perature above 32 degrees !ratty. it
'roaches the. ground as sleet or rain,
according to the degree of heat en-
countered, Thus, after a fall of rain
over lowlands, the higher parts of.
maintains in the vicinity may batmen
to havereceived the .fall an snow.
Meteoroligfcal observers ]lave obtain-
ed f llotogl' plls of the crystals its seen
'through the compound microscope.
The longer rays that constitute the
arias of the six -rayed etars are genes -
ally hollow tubes, evidently built up
by additions to the edge of an original
crystal,
Snow is white because the crystals
are so minute that each cell of the re-
tina receives to general impiession pro-
duced by the combination of different
wave lengths reflected 'front inrhumer-
able.7tnrarey oinnte facets, Red snow, and
mars
1 then colors, such as
green,blue or. black snow, are pro-.
ducal by the action of innumerable
fungi—known as the Micrococcus ni-
va11s..Red snow has been photograph-
ed in natural colors.
NOTHING TO EQUAL
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
Mrs. Alfred. Naud, Natagan River,
Que., writes: ---"I do not think there
is any, other medicine to equal Baby's
Own Tablets tor little ones. 1 have
used them for any baby and would use
nothing else.' What Mrs, News says
thousands of other mothers say, They
have found by trial that the Tablets
Always do just' what 1s claimed for
then. The Tablets are a )wild but
thorough laxative which regulate the
bowels and sweeten the stomach h and
thus banish indigestion, constipation,
colic, colds, etc. They are sold by
medicine dealers or by mall at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
1,
Harp 4,000 Years Old.
What is said to be the oldest harp
111 the world is preserved at the Louv-
e 111 Paris. Tt was found in lin Egyr-
ftian tomb and is nearly 4,000 years
old. Others dating back 3,000 years
have been discovered, while the in-
strument was held in such high --re-
gard by the ancient Celtic races that
harpers were treated with veneration
and distinction, their lands being free
and their persons sacred.
In his -interesting booklet on the
harp, Sir Robert Hadfield, the steel
'Magnate, who has made a study of
the history of the instrument, men-
tions that Troland's most famous harp
is now in Trinity .College, Dublin,
this belonged to the Irish menorah,
Brian Ilorumba, who came to the
throne in 1005 Al),
An extraordinary incident in the
history of the instrument.coneerns-,its
Presentation by. Bing Brian's Son,
Donagh. to the Pope of that time, John
XVIII., in cyder to obtain absolution
for the murder of his brother 'l'eig,
For a while the harp -•\vas deposited In
the Vatican, being ultimately sent by
Pope Leo X. to King, Henry VIII. with
the title "Defender of the Faith" writ-
ten under the crown, which was of
massive gold. By henry VIII's. orders
the harp was adopted in the national
arms of Ireland and represented on
'the Irish coins.
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VERBOTEN"
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Don't shock your Liver and I
I Bowels, but take .
. ' `Cascarets,"
Cascarets end billiousnsss, head-
ache, colds, and constipation, so gently
you're never even -inconvenienced.
There is no griping and none of the
explosive after-effects of cathm'tics
like Calomel, Salts, sickening Oil or
cramping Pills. To -night taste Cas -
carets and get rid of the bowel and
liver poison which is keeping you
miserable and half sick, Gascarets
cost so little and they work while you
sleep.
Dried Beef Cure:
Get the tender side of the round out
of a good fat beef. For every twenty
pounds of beef, take one pint of, salt,
a teaspoonful of salt petre and a
quarter of a pound of brown sugar.
Mix these•weli, rolling,, out any lumps;
divide into three equal parts and rub
well into the ' beef for three succes-
sive days. Turn beef daily in the li-
quor it will make. It should not
make much, but what there is rub into
and pile on the beef. Stub a little
extra salt into the hole out for the
string to hang it'by.
At the end of a week hang in a
dry, rather warm place, till 11 stops
dripping, then in a cooler dry place.
Do not smRke it; it spoils the flavor.
Before flies come in bre spring wrap
in paperf andut it in a stout bi g
with string one to slang ,by. If it
Molds some through the summer,
scrape and 0415415 the meld off and al -
Ways trim the outside before chip-
ping.
Turkish Women Doff Veil.
The :tvomtn in Turlcesy are fast
coming Amerieanizeti and now there
ire 111056 'W03110n to he seen on the
streets of Conskintinopl'e minus 'veils
than with veils,
Tears never yet wound up a oink
or Worked a steam engine,
ASTHMA
k` you haws 'tabula, don't imaie-
1110 that you must aiwaye softer
untold misery, Relief quick, sure
aiid safe Is guaranteed in even tiro
worst cases 1)3 using
TEMPLETON'S
RAZ -MAH
CAPSULES
0 aro so certain or 58544110 we will
Rend you a free 1011191e of those 041,11- stilet, confident that you will fnd
them all Ave ham olalnte,,i,
Sold by reliable druggists every-
where for $1.04' a box,
VOP free sample, Witte to
TE;MPL,3TON' 0
142 King 8i. West . ,. Toronto
TE'MPLETON'S
RHEUMATIC CAPSULES
loop fifteen. yours the standard.
specific for Rheumatism,. Neuritis,
Sciatica, Lumbago, Neuralgia. •
Many doctors tn•GarriGo them.
Write. to Tolupleton's, 142 Icing
01. v,*., Torouto,''Sor freo sample..
Sold by reliable druggists every-
where for $1:04 per boys
Tile Last Straw.
'I've taken up 'most every lciud.
Of new idea oh farming.
I've changed my ways until I find
11 really .quite alarming.
My hogs are -clo can can be
Y g n as clean 1
Mycows milked bymachiner ;
y,
Each horse fed scientifically.
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And' though 1 like to have folks say
" By jingo! he's a wonder!„
There's one game that I'll never Play
Qf that I'm sure, by thunder!
I won't use artificial light
To make my hens lay eggs at night
While I am ,sleeping snug and tight.
Waterproofing Cloth.
pissolve ten pounds of resin in four
gang's of hot linseed-oi,. Pour into
a tub to which a wringer is attached.
Fold. cloth evenly lengthwise, making
a strip nine inches wide. Pass
through the hot oil. As soon as well
soaked, pass through the wringer.
Spread on fence or. ground --.imme-
diately -until thoroughly dry. Drying
may take a weer: or more. This solu-
tion will treat about yards ards of.
cloth.
"SYRUP OF FIGS"
CHILD'S LAXATIVE
Look at tongue! Remove poi-
sons from little stomach, •
-liver and bowels
Accept "a'alifornia" Syrup 'of Figs
only—look for the Dame California on
tate package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless laxative or physic for the
little stomach, liver and bowels.
Children love ,its delicious fruity
taste. 15111 directions for child's dose
on each bottle. Give it without fear.
Mother! You must arty "California,"
Newfoundl'and's Iron Mines:
The enormous demand for iron dur-
ing the war gave a new impetus to the
mining industry of Newfoundland.
Some of the Newfoundland iron alines
at Bill Island are among the most re-
markable In the world. There are two
areas, both i•iclr in iron ore, one of
which has an annual output of 700,000
tons and is credited with a supply
which should be sufficient to last at
this rate for nearly 850 years; whilst
the other, with an. annual output of
600,000 tons, is believed to contain
enough ore to last for about 3,300
years. Newfot>udland May be regard-
ed, therefore, as having an almost in-
exhaustible supply of iron, and the
mines are conveniently situatod.'near
the boast, where ships of 7,000 tons
can be loaded in the space 'of about
six o -r -'seven hours. The iron is then
sent to Nova Scotia for smelting and
finishing purposes,
Y ES! MAGICALLY!
CORNS LIFT OUT
WITH .FINGERS
You simply say—to the drug store
man, "Give me a (martel' 01 an ounce
of freezone" Thld will Dost very little
but is sufficient to remove every hard
or soft corn from one's feet.
A few drops of this new other coin.
pound applied directly upon a tender,
aching corn should relieve the Sore-
ness instantly, and soon the entire
corn, root and all, dries up and can be'
lifted out with the fingers.
This new way to rid one's feet of
corns was introduced by a Cincinnati
man, who says that, while froozone is
sticky, it dries in a moment, and sim-
ply shrivels up the corn. without to.
flaming or oven Irritating the aur•
rounding tissue or aloin,
Dent let father silo of infection or
lociciew from whittling at his corns,
but-ell11 this out and mace ]lila try it
hape'r itn S9ypt,
A :British Goverliutent ceminisslon
lues devadoit that paper can be made
in Egypt from rice straw, yla;iyrus;
roods, sugar 1'oftlse and othetr avail-
able 111 0 1011 111,
I•xiltard's >,101uireat'intros Distemper,
GM
DRAW
A
MbJST CLOTH
TI-JROUCH HAIR
Let "Danderine" save your.
flail' and double
it16 beauty,
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•
Oh, girls, such an abundance of
tllicic, heavy, invigorated flair: a; per-
fect mass Of wavy, silky hair, 3101•i0ns-
lyt, fluffy,_bright and so easy to man-
age,
Just moisten a veipth with a little
it
and carefully draw
"Danderine"
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time; this magically re-
moves all dirt, excess oil and grease,
but your hair is not left brittle, dry,
stringy or faded, but charmingly soft,
with glossy, golden gleams ants tender
lights. The Youthful glints, tints and
color ole again in )our hair,
"Danderine" is a to)iia•beautifer.
Besides doubling the beauty of the
haireal: once, it checks' dandruff and
stops falling hair. Celt delightflul
Danclarine for a few cents at any drug
or toilet counter and use it as a dress;
ing and invigorator as told on bottle.
—Swapping dollars enriches nobody-,
but swapping ideas enriches ,both par-
ties to the trade.
Even if your house does not have a
furnace and can not be heated except
by* 3'a stove, it is possible to have a
water system which will be inexpen-
eisa and still serve the purpose. The
occasions on which tho water -pipes
in the average 'farm kitchen will
freeze- are very few, and in, severe
weather the kitchen stove will Supply
all the heat that is necessary to keep
the pipes from freezing.
3'insrd's Liniment Co..' Limited.
Gentlemen, Theodore liorais, a.
customer. of mine, was completely
cared of rheumatism after live years
of suffering, by the judicious use of
MINAIID'S L1NiMMENT.
The above facts can be verified by
writing to him, to the Parish priest
or any of his neighbors', •
A. corp. bterchmlt.
St. Isidore, Que., 13 Mey, '93: -
A handy 'way of jotting down the
expenses of the day is to write them
on the leaves of a pad calendar. From
this they may be transferred at leis-
ure to the account book. These same
leaves of the 'calendar come in well
when we wish to note future appoint-
ments. As we,ttlrn the leaves day by
clay we come to the important dates.
M100sd's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
Watch the cellar, and sol, a thermo-
meter to watching when you eon -not
be there. 141any farmers lost a good
share of their fruit and vegetables
last winter just because the frost got
the start of them. If it goys" too cold,
start a big Ialup or a small oil -stove to
burning in the cellar. It will soon
warns tine atmosphere up to a safe
mark.
$2.00yWor'th of Music
F`-T° • 5 0 u
X. A. DSo11O1000LD PIANO Aral
MUM O0., LXVIPPPD,
419 Barrington St., Halifax, 15. S. J
Larger Machines Are
Being Ordered For Next
Season's Crop!
Scores of LARGER machines are
being ordered by maple grove owners
for 1820,
Shls-is your gua,antee of the moiler
being mode by our famous
°Champion" Evaporator
Nixing Plae4er of Pohle
P198ter of Pa`t'hs Inas 'a varlet), of
uses in the home, eltiefly 05 a. eoln0nt
Or Tiller Tor Ike repair of household
articles, for 'oto plug cracks In walls,
unci 1119 lipto, its efficiency may be
greatly 1110159341(1 if diluted white oP
egg is used instead of plana wafter for.
101x1113', One !part white of egg and
two s er make a 9'iquid suit-
able 1'orpartmixinwatg. Thin glue 11103' a]so
be used in place of white of ogg,
When plaster of Paris is mixed, at
should he used immediately, for it
ataidons quickly. When 11
is dosired to
have 4t harden slowly, use vinegar in
stead of water; then it will remain
plastic for some time after mixing,
finally hardening the same as when
water is used.
Idiaal'd'c Liniment cures Co14p, 810,
The French mobilised nearly eight
million white and half a million col-
ored soldiers, her losses being—killed,
1,089,700, and missing, 265,300.
MONEY ORDERS,
Pay your out-oi'•to1D1 accounts by
Dominion Express Money Order'. Five
DolITlrs costs three cents,
The work of charting the coasts and
seas of the British Empire employs
a score of warships and over 1,000
officers and men.
Minard'e Liniment Cures C}arget in Oows.
The man who'—expects to succeed on
sympathy will surely fail.
— 3,zat mastrwsc; a1
51/2 % Interest
PAYABLE HALF YEARLY
Allowed on money left with us for
from three to ten years.
Write fop Booklet.
The Great 'West Permanent
Loan Company.
Toronto Office 20 King St, West
Amorl;:r.'s Pioneer Dog Bemedies
Book on
150G EMSE iSEs
and now to 1?osd
,failed I"ret to any Ad-
dress by the Author.
Ii. Olay CMIover Co., Zas.
118 West alit Street
New York,
SINCE 1870
cs .10ten DROPS
c it'sxaps,.. i+.4''@i.:�' ''
Mother's Coughs -and
Colds Go Quickly
She cannot afford to be sick
and neglect her household
duties. At the first symp-
toms she prepares the way
for quick recovery by the
immediate use of Gray's
s Syrup—a household
preparation of sixty
cars standing.
ssmoiorooslrcve
10
mum
ill
will quickly recover If you treat her
with
Dr. A. C. Daniels'
Cow Invigorator
1
"The Sure and Pure Maple Syrup
Money Mallon"
Install ono now or give your order
for a large ono fitted to your en-
larged requirements,
Free Booklet on A9plloation.
The 0riuun Otaanfsotartag Company.
58 Wellington Bt., Montreal, Qaa
Get Nside 1.
of the wheat question.
WFan' prices aro climbing,
You can do two things to
increase 1020 wheal, yields: -
1. Fall Wheat can lie top -dressed
with fertiliser.
2. Spring wheat can he abun-
dantly fertilized,
It Pays to
FERTILIZE
WHEAT!
Fertilizers )Melee ".ruore wheat
bushels,
More wheat: la shell make Rig-
ger Profits.
Write to -day rev your copy of 13u1-
lam No. a nn wheal l'tm1111 ion.
SOA tuxe1 Crop
binpl'eveolvelatt JI3ut'eau.
nC the Canadlell t'tn•tilise' Assn.
1111 Temple Bldg., Tcranto, Ont,
xn+xe�,.+,.�•wv,+,.r..w� nraucvwwua.c.lA
ieSuE No, 7--'20.
This is the
world's best rem-
edy for aborting
and retained
after -birth; gar -
get; naked url-
dere; hoose or
husk; coughs. or
colds; stomach
staggers; nonsti-
445 Dation' loss of
cud, It prevents
diarrhoea and
scouring in cows
01' calves; over -
c o m e s barren-
110ao: gives
strength when
eSlving. It increases the 5ilan•
tlf) and ouality of mills in well °owe
and Se the beat tonic for cows that
are efok. e
PRICE 60e.
3310 ANIMAS SIEDICA:L noon[ 8/193131
DR. A. C. DANIELS COMPANY,
05? 0,8118.04.Z7011721'50
KNOWLTON - QUFLBEC,
v.Vii':3l
.ritoS) 31'.
Classified. Adve*'txoomante,
A.0113TI8 WA*Tan,
PoituI'tavr 907819'03 WANTIN4
3001 printa 11tH dolshee—lowe/J3
Prices on frames, ask ror eateloguo,
United Art tic„ 4 Brunswick Ave.. Toa
1'0nt9,
016 slam
j� BWSPA.P10R, Whuoiti Y, IN Bum)
1a �1 fount Splendid opportunity, wrl
Bpx 1, yyylison Publishing Co., I,lnilto
7$ Adeleido 13t, 'ii'„ Toronto,
i'rW3tl1'.ra ISIQf1II'PI817 NUW8PAI'J8
and 101) printing plant in. Plaster
Ontario,Intunt
aue carried 81,300. Wf
Go ]Sol. $1,200 on ciulok talo. Box 0.
Wilton Funnelling 170„ Ltd., Toronto.
MISORI.LAIt11017 $.
PINS V,'ANTL'TID AL1VI0, 11 .C10NT5
a pound, any else, f.o.b. your sfxp
on if within 200: miles of Toronto. Ship
0
in orates otos or Termite, Albertl.uwJa,
'G4'
tl00 Dundee West, Tgronto,
C0101) SLLVBII BLACK ertisfootst y
Poxes. Also, we are buyers al flaw
10urs. Whet have you—what price?:
Bald Pros., Bothwell, Ont,
(r'lOP'1rgN STOCx WANTED, IIs YOU
IL)) aro 01115 00 supply, advise Ua, 05 we
will pay the highest prices, 6115 or green
from the saw. Heenan Bros., Limited,
Owen Sound, Ont.
4NC30R, TUMORS,.LUSIPS, - 1:TC.
kJ internal and external, cured without)
pain by our home treatment. Write un
before too late Dr. Denman Medlrat
Co., Limited, r,ollingwood, Ont.
411 grades. Write for prices,
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Poultry, New Laid Eggs
Dalry Butter, Beans,
Bolling Peas, etc.
Write for our Weekly Price Met
and advise what you 110vc to otter,
Special Prices for Fancy Quality
Gunn, Langlois, & Co., Ltd.
Montreal ..W) Quo,
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"Berl breath is a sign of decayed
teeth, foul stomach or unclean
bowel." if your teeth are good,
look to your cllg.:ali,e organs at
onto. Get Selgel's Curative Syrup
at druggists. 15 to 30 drops
after meals, -cion 1 up your food
e.soago and atop the had breath
odor. Sec. and 51 00 Bottles.
Do not buy substitutes. Get
the genuine. 6
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Comforting relief from pain
awakes Sloan's the
World's Liniment
This famous reliever of rheumatic
aches, soreness, stiffness, painful
sprains, neuralgic pains, and most
other external twinges that humanity
suffers, from, enjoys its great sales
because it practically never fails to
bring speedy, comforting relief.
Always ready for use, it takes little;
to penetrate wrthont rubbing and pro-
duce results. Clean, refreshing, Made
in, Canada. At ail drug stores.
SSc, 70c, ¢1,40.
Baby Happy After His Bath
With Cut titin Soap
•Nothing more refreshing for baby
than fa warm bath with Cuticura
Soaps, especially if his skin is hot,
h'rilated or rashy. After bathing,
gently touch any irrltationwith Cuts -
cure Ointment, They are ideal for
all toilet uses.
Soap 25a, Ointment 86 and 600 Sold
throughout theDontinien. Cenadienbepst:
L muT,a Limited, 51. Peul St., Mantra,.'.
y1•0t Coticura Soap ahaooe without mua.
ONLY TABLETS -MARKED
LBAYER79 ARE ASPIRIN
Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross'
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02_ \ '441 g� ] Cf \e 3
saes"
The 1111110 "Bojor" identifies tho
only genuine Aspirin,—tho Aspirin
prescribed byphysioiaua for ovel'ninc-
teen years and now made la Canada
Always boy an .unbroken paelcape
of "slayer 'Pablet:r of Aspirin' winch
There le 'oiil;? ono
Asblrin in the Made ma111 f ,711 rt t 1 In
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Priatiataeliire, n 011155 ah 7111111• 101113
*111 to r.....;'r,1 with their/34115/141 i. the
contains prof. rr directions for C,1c',',
lfon.daehe, Toothache, Earache,
he,
5a1910, thinbero, rihetnnetieni, Vow,
tis, Joint l'n ,la, s.1i4 1'am c c ,n ash .
'Ph1 boxes ,:f 12 tablets test Li10.•
a fon omit.,. Larger r "Bayer' par'keno s.
ayex"..ixlu. larnot, say "Bayer"
Canada) r f,avrr',:'I ntneture of 140,11...-
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