The Clinton News Record, 1920-2-12, Page 7BOW TO TREAT
STOMACH TROUBLE
!t Tonic Medicine is Needed to
Dead UP the Digestive
Org'a1Ls.
The old-fashioned methods of treat-
-lug stomach diseases are being die.
'carded, The trouble with the old,
fashioned methods was that when the
'treatment was stopped the trouble re.
turned_ In an aggravated form,
The modern method of treating in -
,digestion, and other forms of stomach
trouble is to tong "ftp the stomach and
,gionds to, their normal work, . Every
atop toward recovery is a step gained
not „'to. be lost again. The recovery
•ot the appetite, the disappearance of
Pain after Dating, the absence of gas,
are steps on the road to health that
• those who have tried the tonic treat.
Ment remember distiuctly, Dr. Wil
limns' Pink Pills are a tonic every
,constituent of which *is helpful in
building up the digestive organs, and
:therefore the very best remedy," for
simple of chronic oases of stomach
,'trouble. The success of the treat-
ment le best shown by hundreds of
Stases like the following. Mrs. Chas,
Conder, Piston, Ont., says:—"For ui,'
wards of two years I was a great suf.
'fever from indigestion. Food would.
ferment in nay stomach, and I would
belch gas with a burning sensation.
'Often I would be troubled with Ilea,nau-
sick k a hes e
deft and dizziness.
ss.
Notwithstanding
that I Was under
medical treatment the trouble grew
;so bad, that I would only eat when.
:absolutely forced to, and I was in con
;stint misery,I was finally advised
to try Dr, Williams' Pink Pills and
'had only been using them a few
weeks when I -found they .were l elM
ing lire. I very gladly continued their
'use and the result is they have hada
me a well woman, every vestige of the
trouble leaving disappeared. I am se
:grateful for what Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills have clone for me that I stronk.
advise any who may be suffering from
:stomach trouble to give thele a fair
trial, and I believe that like myself
they will Rode sure cure,"
You can get Dr; Williams' Pink
Pills through ally dealer in medicine,
•or by Miall, post pato, at 50 cents a
lox, or six boxes for $2.50 from The
Pr. Williams' Medicine Cm, Brook-
ville, Ont. , ,
NEW STYLES 1N
BLOUSES
'British Roads to Stay''
Under Control.
The British railways will Continue
under Government -control for another
:year at least. General Sir Henry
-Thornton, a melnber•.of the-Rallway
.Advisory Board, the other day made
this statement: •
"Nationalization• df the- railways is
:ilo5te only'a remote possibility; ;On the
resumption of normal conditions Bri-
tish railways will be operated ripen a
an- - 'pion that lies between nationalization
end private ownership. The individ-
Ital companies will continue., to ad-
minister the separate lines ;with re-
oiresentatives on and' acting, In eon-
.jhnction with a central hoard, .coin -
rioted of Government representatives
.and representatives of railway labor.
•'rhe new scheme will come into
.•operation in about eighteen months.
.Although the Railway Advisory Board
attli is debating the personnel, the
power of the board of control prob-
ably .wilt follow some of the Rues of
the present board, The effects of the
'change from this system to the new
will not be. felt 'for some Utile.
•'Reduction of fares or freight.
charges canhlot be anticipated Por
some years to come. The , present
hoard acts merely"in an advisory ca -
tacit 'des
1 Y, ldas disputes, arbitrates be-
tween companies and.their leen, and
:managers .of individual lines only re-
fer to the
board in
times
of
emor-
.gency.
1-
A Recollection.
I tike to think about the•place
Where as a ohlld I played.
In fancy often I retrace
The paths where once I strayed;
.As cherished memories I recall
Amid the haunts of yore,
I scala. to prize above them all
The good old grocery store --
Where you could sit and take your
ease
And. eat the crackers and the cheese,
And browse around the bounteous
shelf
And when inclined, jut help yourself!
I see the. shadows in the pool,
I hear the distant bell,
Which, with its stelnmons back to,
school,
I heeded none -too well, -
Yet whatsoe'er may he the shot
I
linger to explore, -
My dreaming .cuts across the Iot
To that old. grocery store—
Where bacon from the rafters hung
And fruits. in gay,festooil's were
strung;
Whore you could get without a thrill
Some change hack from a dollar bill!
No. 9282• `I.pdies' Biloono Blouse
Prices 25. cents. fie • be slipped on over
the head; ''Short sleeves, or with long
gathered sleeves. Cut in 6 sizes, 34
86, 88, 40, 42 and 44 inch bust mea-
sure. Size 86, with f t,thered sleeves,
2 yards 36 or 45 inches wide; with
short sleeves, 1%s yards 86 to 45
inehes wide. "
No. 4238—Ladies' Waist. ,Price, 25
cents.wo styles
of front andndsLeet
e
Cut in 8 sizes, 4 42, 44
s 3, 38, 38, 40, ,
46 and 48 inch bust measure. Size
86_requires, with pleated side•front,
1% yards, 36 ,inches wide,. or 1%
sacra 54 inches wide; with plain side -
front, 1% yards 36 inches widd, or
11%s yards 64 inches wide.
No. 9251—Ladies' Waist. Price, 25
cents, With or without yoke; two
styles of sleeve. Cut in 7 sizes, 34,
88, 88, 40, 42, 44 and 46 inch bust
measure. Size 36, with collar, 18,
yards 36 inches wide, or 1%s,yards.40
inches wide; without collar, 1s yards
36 inches wide,tir 1% yards 40 ruches
These patterns may be obtained
from your local McCall dealer or from
the McCall Co„ '70 Bond:St., Toronto,
Dept. W.• ,
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Egypt is An Ideal Air Base.
Lord Montague, an aviation expert,
says; "Before long we will see a jour-
ney between London and Rome done"
in the hours of daylight and between
London and Cairo in a little over
twenty-four hours. Great Britain is in
some respects unfavorably situated
in regard to aviation. Being at the
extreme northwestern end of the great
bloolc-of continuous land comprising
Europe, Asia and Africa, Great Rennin
can be used on the way to America,
but Will be a terminus so far as con-
'ttnental traffic is concerned, says a
Loudon despatch.-
' "But there is included in the British
Empire to -day the laud of Egypt, and
Egypt is in a very favorable geo-
graphical position and It is without
fog, seldom has a strong wind and sun-
shine is so common that the people
there` begin to hate the sun. It is des-
tined !n many respects to be the centre
01 continental aviation certainly for
the western half of Asia, the whole
of Europeand most of Africa.
"For very short distances the use of
the airplane does not compare favor-
ably with the best railway expresses,
but when the distances are as long as
London to Edinburgh ono begins to
save enormously. It does not pay at
present" to carry passengers. Mail
matter paying a shilling or perhaps
two shillings a packet is much more
Profitable. • ,Unless the cable coin.
ponies wake-up we shall be sending
airgreaus insteadof telegrams to dis-
tant places before many years. -
-"It is very
likely I
tiesss
r
p of one
country will y w I become interchangeable
with that of another in a way now
hardly .contemplated.. in the direction
of mail carrying I see no limit to the
usefulness of aviation.
"Th'e cost 01 'I'uuning 00 ordinary
two or three seater airplane is about
50 cents a mile. The life of a well
constructed airplane might he taken
as about she htifflred hours or 60,000
miles of flying. A first-class airehlp
costs at least $750,000, and the cost
of running per mile is therefore much
greater. I believe, the airship will be
used for long traneCollti0entai dis-
tances and airplanes for shorter dis-
tances."
English to be World Language.
In reply to the question addressed
by the Northern Peace Society to pro -
tenant linguists in various countries
as•to which language would be the
most suitable for world-5X1de rise, M,
Carnoy, professor of Louvain Univer-
sity, writes: -
"English world undoubtedly be the
most suitable, The German .and
French languages have lost •their
place through the war. The Euglislt
Montage is n hospitable one, being a
kind of compromise between the Latin
and Germanic tongues; oleo it is
simple and is soften by most progres-
sive 110110ns of the world, and has one
of the most beautiful literatures of
modern times,"
A Health -Building Cereal,
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A satisfying' food.
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,tV taste, {ti ]
of
rich nourishment
and ready to eetir,
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War Eliminated Plaster Cast,
The war leas almost completely
eliminated the age-old plaster east
Brom the instrllulente of eurgct'r. Tho
surgeons at the front were working
g all, f e i1 1 num
firet of or speed � healing l
and getting thele book tet the 41'014..
They fou11u that the plaster oast, by
keeping the patient almost rigid
'through the week of bone knitting,
made nectessary a long, poled of 60o-
valeseenCe to get rid of the stl1fnees
resulting from the inactivity,"
An ingenious eiygeon invented a
system of frames, splints•and braces,
Whereby the bone entwine, fractured
IS held firmly eat, and at. the salve
time the patient ie enabled, to move
the rest of his body. For instance, if
the upper arm ls fractured the patient
is Able, with the help of carefully
balanced pulleys and weights to move
his arm at the shoulder, the elbow and
the wrist. When the bone is knit the
Patient Inas full use of itis arm, olid
the tedious period of exerolsiug the
stiffness out of the limb is elimi-
nated..
limi-
n ated. _
The elimination of lid Piaster cast
is but an example of the changes
which the war has wrought in sur•
gerY•
STO Y ,EATER
RAR .ON1 BABY
The stormy, blustery Weather which
we have du'ing. February and Malch
is extremely hard on children.* Con-
ditions make it necessary for the
mother to keep them in the house.
They are often confined to overheated,
badly ventilated rooms and catch
colds which rack their whole system.
To guard against this a box of Baby's
Own Tablets should be kept in the
houseand an occasional dose given
the baby' to keep his stomach and
bowels working regularly, This will
not fall to, break up colds and keep
the health of the baby in good condi-
tion till the Brighter days come along.
The Tablets are sold by medicine deal-
ers or by marl at 25 cents a box from
The Dr. Williams!,Medicine " Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
Inventors of the Tank.
The British, tribunal which passes
on claims fol fhe rewards offered by
the government for inventions put to
use during the war has decided, after
an extended inquiry, thee twelve leen
—soldiers, civilians and one naval oi-
fleer—had a constructive part in the
evolution of the tank.
Oddly named, and slits accidentally,
the tank was the most conapicuoltsly
successful novelty that the war pro-
duced, Its appearance has probably
mark an epoch, as the invention of ar-
tillery did. As a war engine it had
no primitive predecessor. it was not
merely a« development from the ar-
mored motorcar—tile suggestion was
there only as the machine gun might
be said to have been'suggested by the
infantry rifle. ' The "iandship" was
highly original in conception and
structure.
Its triumph was accentuated by the
feet thatlit was the only machine or
implement which at the end of the
war was' still unchallenged. Soon or
late every invention brought to the
aid of one side is matched by the other
side. Every new weapon of offense is
parried with a defensive one, every
device! or defense is successfully at-
tacked. Had the war gone on, that
would have been -the story of the tank.
But Ludendorff scoffed at it upon Its
Mit appearance; and by the time the
Allies were stampeding his infantry
with lleeljs Of tanks it Wits too late for
the Germans to build opposing fleets.
They combated the.monster kith only
temporary eueeess by means of their
hastily organized alyti-tank artillery,
the allied artillery quickly finding ig a
way to relieve, It of the menace. On
Armistice. Day the tank was in pos-
session of the Heid..
Major General E. D. Swinton, of. the
British army; heads the list ".that
shares in the award of some $"20,000,
The tribunal thus confirms the cont°
Mon impression that General Swinton
was foremost, if not alone, in bringing
the landship into_ being. There were
many li ore than a dozen claimants,
of course, One aliege[t that ho had
seen the tatllt 1n a dream. And one
was credited with havhig,g actually re-
duced the idea to practical silage at
least two years'beforo the war. Tho
tribunal expressos regret that it can
matte 110 award to this eliti$l ant, but
attests 'that his brl:llant 'invention
anticipated and in sena) respects sur-
passed the tank put in iso ill 1916—
set. aside without receiving the. re.
cognition it deserved, it was not
brought out when the time was ripe,
for. it, •a^
Rrhile not named among the sharers
of the prise money, the Tion, Winston
Spencer Churbhill, first Lord of -the
Admiralty, is desolvedly credited with
lending a 1•yoeptiveeear to the 'ilea,
and so making it possible fol' StiNatoli
and his associates to obtain ollichhl
sanction for going ahead with it. Had
not estate ranking government -official
had vision ,enough to.furnishthis en-
couragement, the Swi11t011 ta1110 might
have been shelved and forgotten, Its
the ane %offehed before the. war was,
The Goad -of Discontent.
O thou, who lovest not alone
The swift success, the instant goal, '
131.11 hast a lenient Dye to mark
The failures of the inconstant soul,
Consider not my little worth,
The mean achievement scrimped in
act, .,
The high resolve and low r'esul't,
The drealu that durst not face the
fact" t
But count the reach of my desire,
Let this bo soenethlrig in Thy sight,
1 have nit, in the slothful dank,
Forgot the vlsion and the height.
Neither my body nor lay soul,
To earth's low ease will yield eon.
cnt,
I praJMe Thee YO*' my will to strive,
X bless. Thy goad of 1lisoontent,
.:� ban~, n. Roberts,
pnd
File ° ra11 of en. *pal is, due, to the
reg
a go
water' in
the
gene.
MA?
HAVE YOU
ASTHp A
Do you ond)re the misery
ofAsthma- with P10018055
nights; difficult broat1118g
eve;Ib d y' strength? quick
renes le guaranteed by the
use of
TEMPLETON'S
RAZ -MAH
CAPSULES
This preperation i a the re-
aultofearsofexp ertment- ,.
ingand3sbpd , :Thousands
have dorlveu rho ereatest
benefit through its use.
write
em lebons. 142 l ing St
w„ Toronto,
Sold by reliable druggists
eVerywberotpr 81,24 a bot.
TEMPLETON'S.
i NEUMATIC CAPSULES
1Co0r ci00 fof t1coonr years the standard
6
Rheumatism Neuritis, Gout
Sciatica, Lumbago,- Nogrelele
Many,•dootore presgrlbe them.
5"rllo to Top,platese, 192 N110 00, 5v,,. Toronto, fir'
emMlqq. sold 197 rollallu,lrugeluta etorywhoao;o[
x1.04non Por 100
Dimensions.
T took a turn in Frostland
(There—on the window pane),
Where picture vales and .mountains
Are in the self -same plane,
And where the epleasure "gardens
Are bathed in argent light,
And leaf and stem and blossotu
Aro all one candid white.
Those gardens have their music,
Through tubes of crystal g Ysta blown,
wn
Or picked shed ou tons string viol —
1 e } g s
But all is monotone!
•
I dreamed that Frostland dwellers
Were with this lot content,
Sale bne—a sage or proollet,
Whose thought far roving went.
He said—but npne attended:
"IP I have deemed aright, .._.
There is, though past our vision,
A ray beyond the white;
Aud, past our audient threshold,
Are tones of rare delight!"
And I, who knew the rainbow,
The octave's singing flights-
Row well I could have answered,
If any answer might!
But—as a warm breath smote it!
That scene dissolved) away—
My three spaced world enclosed me,
Where ill coptont I stray -
0 who have heard the rumor
(Which I cannot forget)
A ray has been, detected
Beyond the violet,
Anil tones (perchance elysian•)
By us ungathered yet.'
Is there in Space Outlying,
One who would ansiver me—
Whose ear those tones can gather,
Whose eye that ray can see?
"SYRUP OF FIGS"
CHILD'S LAXATIVE
-Look at tongue! Remove poi-
sons from little stomach,
liver and bowels
Accept "California" Syrup et Figs
only—look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and roost
harmless laxative or physio for the
little stomach, livor and bowels.
Children love its • delicious fruity
taste. Full directions for child's doss
on each.bott!e. Give it without fear,
Mother! You' must say "California,"
In justification of 1;he claim of the
London Underground Railway that
Moving Cross District Station is the
world's busiest station, it is,recoded
that nearly a quarter of a Million
people, use the station daily. The
number of passengers onteeing and
alighting is made up of 190,000 or-
dinary and workmen ticket -holders,
and 82,000 season ticket -holders, The
District, Bakerloo, and (Hampstead
Railways serve this station, and a
total o11 no fewer than 2,920 trains
pass through daily.
The 'publisher of the bust Farmer's
paper in the Maritime Provinces in
whiting to us states:
"I would say thatel do'not know of
a nlodieine that has stood the teat of
tlmo line MINARD'S LINIMENT. It
hes been an unfailing remedy in our
household ev0r•since I can remember,
and has outlived deserts of would-be
competitors and imitators."
To Identify Criminals.
For future identification of 0rinrin-
•als a Paris physician has suggested
subcutaneous injections of wax to
form permanent membraneous cysts.
Thirty years ago Ontario farmers,
killing •hogs on the farm and peddling
diem, to local consumers, got $8.50
a hundred pound's tor nils dressed
meat. Now the live hog under
modern packinghouse methods of
marketing, brings them $18 a hon.
0,drecrrvetght without the trouble of
doing a butchers fob!
1laillard'e Liniment tot Male eve'ywherea
,Old new'apapers #sided about 9 x 12
inches and hung on :side of kitchen
table are handy 'When a little food
is spilt on stove 111 favors, If it le
wills'' with -a ;piece of paper first,
then with the ,'iousoaloth, or stove"
cloth, much work is saved,
•
The Sandman.
Wilda the' long, hot day le ,o'4er,
And the scull drove down the west,
Aatd .the ohlldish hands are Weary,
And the-okt161sh feet moo rest,
file Saddmaiw' stoale throu611 per+
tale , ,
Where the dying sunlight gleams,
rind touches the tired eyelids,:•
And lulls them into dream.
. yen so, when life is over,
And the long day's march 1S past,
We wait in gathering shadows
Till ,the pandman acmes at last;
Sad are our hearts ancl_weasy,
And long tha waiting seome;'
Lord, wo ,are' tired,children,
• T6uch Thou our eyes with dreams,
Take'. from the slackened fingers
The toys so heavy grown;
Give to Thy tired cl111111en
Visions of Thee alone;
Then, when at length the shadows
Darken adawn the west,
Send to us Death, Thy Sandman,
To call Thine own to rest,
"ROSY -fir
•
If Bilious, get your
Pep and Color back
with "Cascarets"
LurrealTonne, 13ad Taste, Indiges
tion, Sallow Skin, and Miserable Bead
lichee come fro
m a torpid p
td 1 v
er and
-
sluggish .boels,
which cause .the
stomach 'to become filled with midi.
gested food which sours and ferments,
forming acids, gases and poisons.
Casearets to -night will give Your bili.
ous liver and constipated "bowels a
thorough cleansing and have you feel-
ingclear, bright and as flt as a, fiddle
by lnilrning, Oascarets never sicken
or inconvenience you like nasty Calo-
mel, Salts, Oil, or griping Pills. They
work while you sleep.
To -morrow.
To meet to -morrow fearlessly,
Tits much I have resolved to do,
Though what the year' ahead may
bring,
Is still unknown to me, ter you.
The sky is dark, the sages say.
Old standards fell before the new,
Gone are the things, men died to save,
The litany suffer for :the few.
While 'youth gives answer, "This may
be,
But have you lost the faith to see se
To•morroW Is no waning light,
No coward's hopeless prophecy,'
To -morrow is my book to -write
Your brightest dream, our glorious
fight,
And what we make it, it will be—
So face the future fearlessly!"
1000 Eggs,,
In Every Hen
New Systetn of Poultry Keeling -'--Get
Dollar A sDozen Eggs—Famous
Poultryman
TELLS HOW
"The great trouble with the poultry
business 1108 always been that the lay-
ing,• life of a hen was too short!' says
Henry Trafford, International Poultry
)expert and Breeder, for nearly eighteen
years Editor of Poultry Success.
Tho average •pullet lays 160 eggs. If
kept the 110101111 Year, she may lay 100
more. Then site goes to markt, Yet,
it has been scientifically established
that evert• pullet. is born or hatched with
oven one thousand minute egg germs In
her system ---and will lay them on a
highly profitable bas6is, over a period et
four571('8. to six years' ti'uie „if given. proper
How to worn to get 1,000 eggs from
every luny hew to get pullets laying
early; haw to make the old •hens lay ]tire
pullets;- how to keep up hoary er;g Pro-
duction all through uu 1 cold winter months
when e • -a are 6
e olro-
R e hl •hes 'i 11 � > • -
g highest; tt 1 s. le; 11 n
profit 0110 every
h• hems hustle; inKett
ter
profit from every heK in six; }venter
menthe,T
h
ese and many
other
money
making unultr secrets are contained In
Mr. Tiafford's 4.1,000 P(, HEN" sys-
tem of .poultry raising, one copy of
which will bo sent tlbsolutely fres to
any reader of this. paper who keeps six
hensor more. Eggs should go to a dol-
lar or more a dozen this winter. This
means big profit to the poultry keeper
who gots the eggs, Mr. Trafford tells
how. If you ]seen ehickens and want
them 1.0 mance n>OMMey for you, out out
tins ad and send it with your name and
address to Henry Trafford, Suite 610 D,
Tyne r9100., 131nghamptun. N, y., and 8
il•ee copy -of TI -I10 1,000 );C.G I3L/N"
w111 ba sent by return math
i'
Fie Was Seaten,
"Look here!" stormed the proprietor
of the travelling menagerie angrjly.
"Are those Your children over there
in front of thht cage?"
"Only about three of them," replied
Farther Tolhtison, whose family was
largo and plain.
"Well, -.get 'ern away from there,
quick!, They have been making faces
at the gorilla for twenty minutes, and
the poor beast's having one lit' right
after another!"
d.
Fw•—u.--a
With e Fingers! '
Says -Corns Lift Out
Without Any Pain
o.:a--o--a•—o—o— 0
Sore corns, hard corns, soft corns or
any kind of a corn can shortly be
lifted right out with the fingers it yon
will apply directly upon the_corn a few
drops of freesone, says a Cincinnati
authority,
It Is claimed that at small cdst one
can get a quarter of an ounce ot free.
done at any drug store, which is still.
chant to rid one's fest of every' corn
or callus without pain or Soreness or
the danger of infection.
This new drug is an ether compoundl
and while sticky, dries the moment it
Is applied and does not inflame or evert
irritate the surrounding tisane.
This announcement will interest
many womenhero, for it 15 said that
the present blgk heel footwear Is pub
Mg corns on praotioaly ovo}'y
'
w013'Iatt a feet. ..
No man's abilities are so remark.
ably shining as not to stand in need
of a proper opportunity, a Patron,
and even the prelim of a friend to
recommend theft to the notice of the
world, --•Pinny, -
Beep Inward's Liniment 11t ,. the helm,
158U No, 7--,020,
FALLING? HERE'S
WHERE IT SHOWS
Don't worry! Let "17ander'ine"
says your, hair and doubl(
its beauty ,
To stop falling hair at once and rid
the scalp of every particle of dandruff,
get a pmall 'bottle 06 delightful
Dandesine" at any drug 0r toilet
counter for a few cents, pour a little
in your hand and rub it into the scalp.
Aftelt,several applications the hair
usually stops coining 1 out and you
g
can't find any dandruff. Your hair will
grow strong, thick and+elong and ap
Pear soft, glossy and twice as beauti-
ful olid abundant. Try it!
Three things are needed to develop
the Dominion livestock industry on
permanent ]Sines: first, improved;
quality- in our meat animals; second,
a narked increase .in breeding ani-
mals; and third, a steady supply for
the abattoirs year in year out.
Miner's Liniment - Relieves Neuralgia.
This is the season to call a family
council and plan next year's garden.
It
.is none too early.
MONEY ORDERS.
Send a Dominion Express Money
Order. Rive Dollars costs three cents.
Aq,fog can be blown away by a'
breath of wind; and a misunderstand-
ing by a word of explanation.
Agit for '9dinard's and take no other.
There are over 60 known varieties
of the banana, with as great, or
greater, variation in character as in
the different kinds of apples.
L
is selling -at the Imola Old price Sol.
eoted '100'1 Pure Sugar Oeae Tremolo.
Use it regutlarly. Peed it to your
Cows, Pigs, Horses, Sheep
and watch then tante on weight,
Sprinkle it over straw, old hay, and
all other fodder. It
Keeps Stock Healthy
Builds Flesh Faster
Cows Give More Milk
It cuts down cost;•of tending. A valu-
able conditioner at decidedly reasonable
Dost. Made of pure sugarcane molasses.
Buy it by the barrel.
Obtained from an first -sloes dealers.
Send for feeding' circulars and price,
Cane Mole Co., of Canada, Limited
118 St. Paul St, West, Montreal, Que.
A Quick Relief
for Headache
ache
headache,
P
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A headache is frequently caused
bade digested food; Ike gases
by y s
and acids resulting therefrom are
absorbed by the blood which in
turn` irritates- n r
the nerves and
causes painful symptoms called
neuralgia, _rheuma-
tism etc. 15 to 30 drops of
Mother Sei el's Syrup will correct
faultydigestion and afford relief.
40.0100,01111000010 ',..Pem000•000•0000
SYRUI
REe8ra1
11
Cid
For Coughs, Colds,
end the relief of in:
flarnmatory conditions
of the throat arising
from Broncihial, Asth•
1atic affections and
derangements of the 1
Respiratory Organs.'
Prepared from Spruce';
Gum and other medi-
cinal agents. Success-
fully used for 60 years.
Always buy the Lome Mee
meeseseteseereeteseteerwesd
Cllasgil'ket1 Advent sernontat
if rF�'ay�'1$fliir
.1St 00011 tm ..-.A ONTO W P.t1y;i(l s
:"S*10tiW4
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Ilse 'l, 4}llsgil 3'ub11Ai11ng o0„ Limits
78 Adelaide 81. W„ Toronto.
Ur i6Ll.
0.10
116p1mII PlaTniVirns3)/,5 s
Plaster
Ontario, Insurance carried 81,600. will n.
o for 81,200 on muck sale. Boa ea;
Wilson rows:dung Co., Ltd., Toronto,
21xe011nr.A. t•000
CHOIC10 SIl,'y1D1 111,40K BRIOEDING
Poses. Alco, we u50 buyers of Ras
burs• What have 7004 what precgf
nod Bros., Bgthwall, Ont.
("IO1rFXN 8010001; WAIVI',LD; I1` l'OT1
1 aro able to supply, adv1se us, as we
will pay the hlghotft prices,dry or green
from Um caw. ICe0na Oros„aros„ Lllnited,
Owen Sound, Ont,
(�yIfNCIOR, TUMOIOS, LUMPS, ETC,
11,.." internal and external, cured wlthout.
Pain by our house treatment, Write us
before 1100 late Dr. 13e11many' ModicaCo,. Limited, Coningwood, Ont,
Annoriceds Pioneer, nog Reniodi:u
dr '/Welt on
DO S1 A ES
and
Now 10 4'esd
Mailed 1rres to. any Ad -
drew/ b;; the Author,
25 Olay plover Co„ Ina,
118 West slat Street
New York, U.S.A.,.
All grades.. Write for prices.
TORONTO GALT WORK8
CLIFF • • TORONTO
all, J. P
LIFO ONTt9'
invest Yotir Money
In
5yo% DEBENTURES
Interest payable half yearly.
The Great West Permanent
Loan Company.
Toronto Office 20 King St. West
1111
•
•? Appear At Your
_ l Fest—instantly
If you receive a sudden
caller or an unexpected in -
:7 v:tati0no ynu can tool cun-
1 fident f always a{>peariog
at your best. In but a few
moments it renders to your
skin a wonderfully pure,
•"'� l soft complexion that is
beyond comparison.
'ate"
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DAR NTNG PJERO G
SCIATIC PAINS
Give way before the pene-
trating effects of Sloan's
Liniment
So do those rheumatic twinges and
the loin -aches of lumbago, the nerve-
inilanunatioe of neuritis, the wry Reck,
the joint wrench, the ligament sprain,
the muscle strain, and the throbbing
bruise.
The ease of applying, the quickness
of relief, the. positive results, the
cleanliness, and the economy of
Sloan's Liniment make it universally
preferred. Made in Canada.
85c., 70c:., $1.10.
CUTICURA HEALS
&16Y3 FAGE
Cala iiot Slue Eruption
Itched' and Burned Se.
"I noticed a little pimple on my
baby's face. I thought it wva from
the sun but it kept getting worse and
tbo akin was red and very lot. He
could not sleep or root the eruption
itched and burned so, and it caused
him to scratch. I was quite dis-
couraged.
"I saw an advertisement for Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment and Bent for
a free sample. I bought more and
afterttaingtwo cakes of CuticuraSoap
andtwo and a half boxes of Cuticura
Ointment ho was healed." (Dignod)
Mrs. S. D. McGuire, Clarksburg,
Ont., Dec. 10, 1910,
Dam Cuticura Soap, °introalt and
Talcumfor every-daytoilat purposes.
Snap Sec, Ointment 26 and 80e. Sold
throughouttheDominion, CanadhmDepot:
f. mina• Limited, 3t. Paul St., Montreal,
Cuticura Soap•ehavee without soca,
ONLY TABLETS MARKED
'BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN
Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross"
Per Colds';Pain, headache, Neural-ackaga w'bieh contains complete di.
llloy Toothache, 15araehe, and for eotlons, Then you are getting real
1 l,eumatism Lumbago, Setatia Not*- Aeplt'II•'-�tho genuine Aopiritt p1'A•
This, take aspirin tanked wit elle scribed by physicians for over aloe -
pante "Bayer" -or y018 1005 T101;tgltlbg teen 70805, Id'Ow made in iuuiw n
Aspirin at all, ''Randy tin boxes oontalnlagg 12 tab-
A000pt only "Bayer Tablets of lets cost but a few souls, Druggists
Aspirin In an unbroken Bayer" also sell larger 'Bayer" packages.
Then() to only DUO Aailirin-01Bayex"-,•"goo mttab ony "Bayern
Aspirih 10 tin trade mark (reslotorod in armada) et nave. stenufeeture Of Mone.
rootloaotriootor of Saifoyll000ld, Wnito It to well 1ch1wn that Aspirin moans miens
a uteeturo, to eaglet the public against im11nt1nn8, the Ma1>Inte or /layer Company
III be 5l8mped Iva!, (heir general trade mark, i.id Mayor Cross."