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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1920-3-18, Page 7'ilk ;r>�i�•'�'°F',+'�'Frr. ail y!r4•, ! J.t, �, .r.0 Successful Since 11656. It its easy to snake claims for seeds --it its another thing to be able to substantiate them. 'We are emphatically able to make our claims good be- cause our record for "seeds that grow" hoe. gone unbtaokenior 64 years. icor seeds, bulbs, planum of all kinin, trust Simmers goods. T}UW GROW! nti•iie AD' our hand, neer fleas ryas Catalogue today. J. A Simmers Limited, Toronto u!•:tt,;tl,'+y'b,:•, 1. �P;!lilvn+isrlrt,•:�r:0 ':.p,1C ••r •.'t•.•t41' Yirar1t .. . r.. rpt,... !'.::A �,.., it ' �r' Fa nus Root Seeds Bruce's Giant Feeding Beet. In two colors, White and Rose, u cross between Sugar Beet and Mengel, splendid crop- pers and unequalled for feeding, easily harvested, and keel?, well, !Snip 25r, 3.5 lb, 400, 1 ib. 750, 5 1bit, g3,5o, postpaid. Brutes Mammoth Witite Carrot. ria)f r,ong Variety, heavy cropper, splendid quality, easily harvested, grand keeper. X ib. 350, jt lb. 6oc, Iib, Roo, postpaid. Bruce's Giaat Yellow Mange!. An intermediate variety, heavy cropper, good keeper, of splendid' feeding quality. and easily harvested. 55113. 050, X10. 40c, 11b. 75o, 5 lbs. $3.50 postpaid. Also Yellow I,eviathan, Giant Yellow Globe, Golden Tankard and Mammoth bong Red Mau. gels at same price. JOHN A. Bruce's New Century Swede 'Fundy. A grand purple top variety, splendid for the table and also for feeding cattle, a grand keeper and shipper. 1C10. 35c, j¢ lb. 6oc, t 11). 51.20, 5 lbs. $5,25, postpaid. Also y,tet og ere Wstbury,Eleepanmeg; num Bennet Rungoroo and Hartley's Swedes et '5 111. 35c, j6 lb. 6oc, s lb. $1,1o, 5 lbs. 55 25, postpaid. Also Aberdeen's, White Moho and Greystone Turnip, at 1! Ib. 30e, 35 Ib. 550, 1 lb. $r.oq pod 5 lbs. $4.75, postpaid, FREE—OurvnlunbleIlt-poge Catalogue of Secds, Plants, Bulbs, Implements and Poultry Supplies. Write for it to -day.. SCE & CO., Lt'-'ITED 224 HAMILTON lEstehiihhed 70 yearn • ONTARIO Why the Great Britain Thomas is Respected. The British Tommy is °]leery, emir: egeous and dependable. He also adapts himself successfully, in itis own peculiar fashion, to strange coun- tries, comrades and responsibilities. hn Georgia --not that which Sherman marched through, but Transcaucasian • Georgia, neighbor to unhappy Armenia --Mr. Melville Chater, a recent Ameri- can visitor, found him very much on the job. Ile was, indeed, the one en- livening element aurid tragedy and confusion, The American first learn- ed oe his activities from a British colonel, his travelling companion on a Georgian train. There had been, the colo • 1 related, trouble between the Aen• -,hians and the Georgians over a beandary dis- pate, when aioug cane a party of twelve British soldiers. The Georgian and Armenian armies lay on either ciao of a railway line. They were about to attack, when the Briton in „.;-eommand jumped on a pile of railway ties and addressed them. "Commanders of the Georgian and Armenian armies in being," he said politely. "Since you can't carry on without killing some of His Majesty's forces, I propose an armistice." There- upon the British army of twelve eat down between the firing linea and eolufortafily made and enjoyed its tea while the surprised commanders ar- ranged terms. It was an amusing anecdote, and scarcely had the colonel finished tell- ing it when the brakes began grinding and a fusilade of musketry rang out from the nearby town. Presently a Georgian official, very scared, came aboard and appealed to the colonel for assistance against a,crowtl of convival fellow citizens who were shooting up the Countryside. "Is it war or 1nere play?" coldly in- quired the colonel, who 'knew the Georglan temperament; "It is revolutionary enthusiasm," replied the official in broken English. "If you have a Thomas—a Great leri- Iain ',Phomas—or so to lend us—" " 'Fraid not," said the colonel. "I have just four mon with me." "It is enough!" exclaimed the official joyfully. "The Great Britain Thomas is much respected by nay country- men!" Perhaps it might have been enough, but the colonel could not spare his four and closed the interview with a rather curt, "So sorry!" A few days later, Mr. Chatter and a medical friend learned a; little more of the ways of Thomas with the Geor- gians. They had been puzzled by the sight of a Tommy on a street corner, apparently carrying on a fluent con- versation with a Georgian soldier, and found an opportunity afterwards to question him. "You don't speak Georgian?" asked the doctor, "No, sir," answered Tommy. "And that Georgisn doesn't under. stand English?" "No, sir." "Iiow on earth, then, do you man- age to understand each other?" "Well, you see, it's this way, sir," replied Thomas with the utmost solemnity. "One of these 'ere foreign ohaps'll conte up and say to me, 1 `Nitchyvilla, nitehyvilla?' And I'll say ! to _'im, 'Don't mind `15 I do 'ave one.' And then maybe 'ell say to me, 'Bitt- : sky, ittsky, boo!' And then I buffs 'int I one on the jaw." I "But why? Wlsy knock him down?" "Because, sir," answered Thomas Iwith simplicity, "for all I know, sir, 'e may be making insulting remarks about ate," It is -perhaps not for his logic that the Great Britain Thomas is respected in Georgia; but respected he is. A Strike in the Congo. .4 novel method of breaking 'strike is described by Mr. E. '1`orday, who tells about some of the elutions cus- toms of the Central African tribes in the Congo. I crossed the river in a canoe, he says, and then my luggage was carted to a place above the falls where another boat was waiting for me. The boat was only a dugout, bat it was so large that it required a crew of forty paddlers, which was changed at every village so that the men should not be taken far from their homes. In one place the men refused to work, and for a time I was unable to proceed. Leaving the women in the village, they withdrew to a distance and mocked me. I instructed my boy to put a number of paddles into the boat; then I in- vited the savage ladies to come aboard and sell me food, I relied upon the uni'treraal eagerness of the negroes in that region to trade, and soon thirty women were in the boat bargaining, 'Without attracting their attention, my boy unfastened the rope by which the boat was secured to a tree, and before the saleswomen were aware of what/was happening they. round them- selves floatilig downstream. The effect of this manoeuvre was immediate. The men set out in their little canees and demanded their wo- men. I offered to slurender one host- age for every ,Pan who would come aboard and take bis place with a pad- dle, and in Half an hour I continued my journey triumphantly. All tite ladies had been redeemed from pawn. " Not to be Mollified. ,Tho grocer observed that his best customer was a bit ruffled over some- thing; so he strove to be obliging and pleasant. "I think," he said blandly, "living is getting cheaper. For instance, a year ago these eggs would have cost you ten cents more," "A year ago," replied the customer, "when those eggs were fresh, they would have been worth more." Sold! Mother was very fond of teasing Ethel, her three-year-old daughter. It amused her to see those little eyes flash with rage: But it wasn't having a good effect on' Ethel. It was making her very sharp and bitter tongued, One day mother picked up the new puppy, cuddling it in her arms like an infant, and asked: "Look, Ethel, how do you lisle my new baby?" y But she didn't smile atthe sma11 girl's quick retort: "It's 'zackly like its marvel,'" YYL111 En.eoy-the Flavor of and anis 'table 441115, 5:s ease` 1 to make just ri One Car, t cup ''e lih i e. f � aa: < 3"qi1q 4o suit ti, .ei Meg ltorte ,d of Coe, f a More'ietterrottYou Econonical l "Stately Holues". Going. Boom dltys in the land Wetness have striselt Britain, anti many alums- ural estates have Bons under tile anti• Holler's hammer, The reason for wall- In5 iw mainly that rents for farllhs are low and that owners of estates can more ps'Ofitttb)y invest their money elsewhere, There are also mane newly -ries( looping for fine country hennas, But in the main, it is small tanners who are buying up the big estates in portions, The agricultural depression of the, nighties and early nineties reined many an /linglieh far - trier, but the writ' WWI its consequent demand fol' every scrap of food that could be produced in the British Isles gave a tremendous stimulus toagri- °ultnt'o. Practically all the large area of land offered for sale in Bent has been sold amid keen competition at satis- factory prices; Fruit farms have been in great demand. With many of the big estates being euh-divided those re- maining as such Will naturally become' more valuable. There is an unsatiabie demand for houses in both London and the small towns. • The Real Good. "What is the real good?" I asked in musing mood. Order,, said the law court, Knowledge, said the school, Truth, said the wise man, Pleasure, said fire fool, Love, Said the maiden, Beauty, said the page, Freedom, said the dreamer. Home, said the sage, Fame, said the soldier, Equity, the seer. Spake my heart full sadly, `"The answer is not here," Then within my bosons, Softly this I heard: "Each heart holds the secret; Kindness is the word." LOSS OF STRENGTH THD,OUG>4I INDIGESTION The Stomach Can Only Do Its Work When the Blood is Rich andRed. Indigestion meas�11s lots as well as suffering to many people. Loss of strength, loss of time and loss Of money follows indigestion and debili- ty continuos as long as the indiges- tion remains. Workers suffer from indigestion because their hours are long, and often they cannot give pro• per time to meats. Then the appetite becomes fickle, digestion becomes feeble and the blood becomes int' povorishea ,. So the general health suffers; langour, nervous troubles and often sleeplessness follows. It is well to remember that the whole sys. tem reties upon good blood and that good blood is impossible unless the tligestion is good. The stomach cannot do its work un- less the blood is made rich and red, and so new, blood alone can cure indi- gestion. It is for this reason that a remedy like Dr. Williams' Pink Pills which makes new, rich blood, cures Indigestion encl. builds up the whole system. The great value of Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills in eases of this kind ie proven by the statement of Mr. R. D. Small, Wingham, Ont., who says:— "The truthfulness of my statement can be proven by scores of my friends and acquaintances. I am a glove cutter by trade and for six long years, have at tinges been a great sufferer front complication`of ills chiefly due to in- digestion. Gas would accumulate on the stomach, causing me great pain. I would bloat upat times and almost suffocate, and often when at work would be overcome by a drowsy op- pression which was almost intlescrib. able. Finally I began the use of Di'. Williams' Pinit Pills, and after taking seven boxes I feel like a new Plan, The transformation they have made in me is simply remarkable, anti while using them I gained thirteen pounds in weight. I may add that i began this use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills as a result .of what they slid for a niece, who underwent a critical• operation, and who did not regain her strength until she started using the pills. In her case they fully restored her health, and this encouraged me to begin their .use, with, as I have already said, a complete rkstoration of health in my OWn case." You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills through any dealer in medicine, or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2,60 frons the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co„ Brookville, Ont. Maxims of a Successful Man. The less eve think Of our own good qualities• and the more we Blake of those of aur friends and associates the better for everyone. The most' successful selfishness is ons ilflshness. , Don't talk Iabout your own good qualities—give your friends a chance. —It is good to both thick and act, but do the first anyway. More men have talked themselves Out Of a job than into one. Conservation is a valuable thing; sae 1t. When, you criticise your own organi- zation-eemember you are a part of it. When you find something to °riti- Mee in the organization tell me, I am interested—the public is not. It ie better to get a headache ehas- ing an idea than a sore head nursing a grog„Fh. A little idea may make a big kolas, but a, big noise never made even a lit- tle idea. . Don't chase a eligt0mler too bald. irou may be otit of breath and ideas when you catch hint. Don't !et George think for yott. Give yourself a chance, Dubious Prospect. °That psyc111e expert Says tlrei'e are trees atfd animals in the spirit world," Mebbe there are," said Yee/quer Corntossel. "Only I meet eptly tlllit ellep in' weed ell drivhl t, 0esks are splens the tbings of tatle life that 7 wee pupil1' to get AWP,s, from," Aoek ►$Mare"' T.• Pr difiente $ he Die !mails, HAVE YOU A MA Do YOU endure the 3nisery of Asti lna wit)) :floe logs nights, difficult breathing andloss ofeth'ongth? HOW:. Oyer had your case oulok relief is guaranteed births use of - TT EMpPLETON'S Z F# V'AWSA4'"➢ CAPSULES This properat)on le the 50.' Olt of years ofex1 experiment - trig en -qngandstudy. 4housenda ave derived the greatest Wolter through its Wee ` Tom1a1letons tree Slug 0 a W. Toronto. Sold by reliable erugpiste avoxywhere for $1,Oh a Pox. TEMPLETON'S RHEUMATIC CAPSULES Icor fifteen years the standard epeoli a for Rheumatism, Nourllle, Gout Sciatica, Lumbago, Nouralills Many doctors proscribe them. Welt. to Tomrletoa,; 140 ring St W., i'oroato, foe Imo oataple. Sold by salable drugahte ovorywhorefor 'Lois. boar• Beloved Books. For many friends I've found in books I thankful am; Among them Dorothea Brooke, And Pickwicic's Sam, From many a page they smiling look In prose o1• song, And in my heart they 1111 a nook, That frienclsome throng. They offer fair and happy haven, In which I find Wisdom, and cheer, and love, free given, And comrades kind, Marion Bridge, C.B„ May 30, '02. I have handled MINARD'S LINI- MENT during the past year. It is al- ways tie° first Liniment asked for here, and unquestionably the best seller of all the different kinds of Liniment I handle. NEIL FERGUSON. Youngest Air Woman. Mlle. Andrea, daughter of Maurice Farman, is believed to be the world's youngest air woman, says a Paris des- patch. Although only fourteen years old., she made her first flight eleven years ago with her father. Since last summer she has been- act- ing as pilot in a dual -control machine. Recently she, unaided, made a long- distance flight, being in the air for more than three hours. • MONEY ORDERS. Dominion Express Money Orders are on sale in five thousand offices throughout Canada. A Form of Worship. Cyril: "That young bride worships her husband, doesn't she?". pelta! "Well, she places burnt of- ferings before him three tinges a day." Ask for )$Shard's And talcs aro other. Activity is God's medicine; the highest genius . is willingness and a'sility to do hard work. Any other conception of genius makes it doubt- ful, if not a dangerous possession.— R. ossession,R. S. MacArthur, tma 6 = , Ten Y ars 500 liar If deposited ata% will amount to $5s7.75) If invested at 4%, interest com- pounded quarterly, will amount to $144.20 But if invested in our 5Vs% Debentur s will amount to., $860.20 Write for Booklet. The Great West Permanent Loan Company. Toronto Office 2o !fling St, West i . Cause of i 1 Ew Iy Old. Age 3. The celebrated Dr. fvliohenlloff, A an autho,ity on early old age, nays that it 10 "caused by palatine generatedin the intestine." When your stomach digests food 0' properly it is absorbed without forming poisonous matter. Poi- sons bring on early old age and promatnredeath. 15to30drops of "Seigel's Syrup" after meals V, makes your digestion sound. 10 Where Kaiser. Bill Glace Fanned. with the signing of the armistice one of the most fertile farms in Tut - key passed ft'oln the hands of Kaiser William to Miss Mary (etagere of the Neap East Relief, who has charge of 800 destitute waifa, t13o victims of Turkish barbarity, Thele ei'e about 700 acres. in the farm, and hundreds 05 blooded cattle roam the Mile, while tile rich valleys grow lino tobacco and fruit in great abundance, During the war a caretaker and a stair of peas- ants operated it, but when Germany was defeated the caretaker, who had power of attorney, turned over the .es- tate to Mise Graffam, who has been a missionary, in Sivas for ton years. She identified by deeds on file at Constan- tinople the identity of the former own- er. The home and. industrial 8011001 which Miss Graff= has established is teaching the orphans of the Ar- menian Inasatte5es, among other things!, beateqr farming methods. Until the Near Plast Relief took cargo, work on -the farm was done by the crudest of methods, Wooden plows' pulled by oxen such as were used in the days of Abraham and Lot were employed. Modern machinery and more otiloient methods are making the land more productive. HEN BAS/ IS CROSS Blethers, when your baby is cross -- when he cries a great deal and no amount of attention or petting cheers him—something is the mattes'. It is not the nature of little ones to be cross and peevish—tile well child is a happy child. Give him a dose of Baby's Own Tablets and he will soon be well again. The Tablets are a mild but thorough laxative which regulate the bowels and stomach; banish. cons- tipation and indigestion; break urs colds and-' simple fevers and relieve the other minor 111s of little ones- Con- cerning them Mrs. Oscar Bedard, Ste. Sophie, Que., writes:—"Baby's Own Tablets are an excellent remedy for constipation. They relieved my little one when nothing else would and I can 'strongly recommend them to all mothers.' The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co„ Brockville, Ont. -- fi Solentist's Theory, Aoeording to one European scien- tist, animals have been distributed over the world by the oscillation of its axis, which has altered the climate of its zones. ' astaard's Valmont for sale ovet'ywltar% Norwegians Live Long, The average length of life of the Norwegian is greater than that of any other nationality of which there is any record. e CALOMEL! . It's Mercury! Quick- silver! Shocks the Liver—Danger 1 You're bilious, but take "Casearets"! You have a throbbing sensation in your head, a had.tasto in your mouth, your eyes burn, your skin is yellow, with dark rings under your eyes; your lips are parched„ your bowels are constipated. No wonder you fedi foggy, mean and ill-tempered. You need Casearets to -night. Don't con- tinue being a bilious nuisance to your- self stud those who love you, and don't resort to harsh physics that irritate and injure. Remember that molt dis- orders of the stomach, liver and bowels are ended by morning ,with gentle, harmless Casearets—they work while you sleep, never gripe, shook, sicken or incouveeience you. They're grand! 'SYRUP OF FIGS" CHILD'S LAXATIVE Look at tongue! Remove poi- sons from little stomach, liver and bowels '' 'a:lj, 0 ACeent "Centot'ii",, fayrup 05 i lgs only—look for Vas name Cuilfornia on the packs_tee, then you are sure your bhild Is having the best and most harml0as laxative or physic tot the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children love its c/ell0ions fruity taste. Fu11 directions for 01111d's dose Oki each betide. Mob it wltllont fear; Strother! Yon must Say' "t7alife!:nia." COARSE SALT LAND SALT Bulk Carlots TORONTO SALT WORKS C. J. CLIFF • TORONTO e. Coughs and Colds Mean Restless Nights which sap the vitality. Danger luras in every hour a cold is allowed to run. Assist nature lobelia -your children quickly back to health andstrenath andavoid serious complications by the prompt use of Gray's Syrup — over AO years in use. ♦Tways hey the Lora. sir. Mental and Physical Laziness, Many people are ,physically lazy, but most people aro mentally. jazy, The person who le physically luny will de leo more work than' ie necessary) and is very well snuffed with the job, The person who Is mentally lazy will do to more thinking than is necessary, is alw5ys ready to jump to a oonolu• Men and is generally pretty well natis- tied with the job, Passion and preiw' dice are thee to correet thinking, 1a4 never during my lite have I seen Ito many dissatisfied people aridso nhuoh passion end prejudice,—H, L. Doherty, Iffnard's Liniment l lisvo5 7ahysslg$y Plants Along Walls, Sae near walls are usually too dry in summer and too poor, Before planting take out the soil to a depth and width of three feet, ach- ing manure, and leaf mould if itis to bo had. After mixing, return the soli and allow it to settle. Climbers and other plants may then be grown there successfully. Water will be required daily duf'ing hot weather, The bamboo sometimes grows a foot in twenty-four hours, GIRLS! DRAW A MOIST CLOTH THROUGH HAIR Vet,"Danderine" save yal, hair and Bout .its beauty, Oh, girls, such an abundance oL Thick, heavy, invigorated hair; a per- fect mass of wavy, silky hail', glorious- ly fluffy, bright 0o t1 so easy to manage. Just moisten a cloth with a -little "Dandet'ine" anis carefully draw it through, your hair, taking one small strand at a time; this magically re- moves all dirt, oxeess oil and grease, but your hair Is not left brittle, dry, stringy or fatted, but charmingly soft, with glossy, golden gleams and tender lights. The youthful glints, tints and color are again in your hair. "Dandertne" is a tonic beautifier. Besides doubting the beauty of the hair at once, it checks dandruff and stops falling hair. Get delightful Dan- derine for a few cents at any drug or - toilet counter and use it as, a dressing and invigorator as told on bottle. Cuticura Will Helps You Have HairllikeThis Touch spots of dandruff and itching, if any} with Cuticura Ointment. Shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water. easpess,elntsans. 26aad coo, Sold t,50lOrhouk the DDomto on, enua- dOsLy- n1 Lt,i,00,rmd &r, tt tm,1. rrai-cututdeara Soap .barge elth,Gt 0255. Clrtrisl ied Adv'ertineyxlcxltit. .tow 04 Af:;rtle 6 WANTED 0W5BAI'1.' AGENTS Vt''AN'1'ilese geed printf ,a52(5 flnishee-.-iowee7 plotcea ?tett fUra,mesI-i-tasknsw ft(); Aat@a, ore onto, Ct MAIM NNIlikl.(18287C! T0t7NG Meg 1 �7 wanted to handle n1)ning stocltee routbonds and debunturoe, to represent ',10.4 house Liberal oommiselon, An i , 911, �e% 5. ''9Titson-ktabllahing Co., To 'tante. 'MEMO YOR memo 00 A0rn11 7Axt1M FOR SALE AS olds egnoorn'with a took an . 4uipmont, 600 or farm alone $2,660 pp two. miles AA o 'lir Brooklyn t flan PrA. from a mediate poessefeopp Bohert T elitety' Newport Nova flootte. �.,. 11 )FARMS ill$DEfAc'1°, PLSV7s CASii H'U7353t0 7027 H� j IL able farms, Give desorinti'on, Ajjh ' Dation and oasts price. 3amee 3', Wh15971 J Box 05, New Franklin, 74o, 'OX admit lily5'E ELL EQUIPPED NEwSPA5 •! and $ob printtng plant is 'filaster Qntarlo, Insurance earned $1,600, Wi go for $1,200 on (Mick sale. Box 0 Wilson Publlohtng Co., Ltd.. Toronto. , IrE/ST7(T,rBICE. 5`t TIOVP7N$' COMPLETE 735107551,,. 0Z3 icor will pay you, Write .5or priest. . Q'11i7P Y01.110 EMPTY' BADS--SUWBe' flour, bran sacks to Stevens. IbigO,. est prices, Geo. Stevens, 364 Mark r,it Peterboro, XXOZTTSNG YARNS Tr NLTTI:Nn YARNS, BDAUT11i'l7Sri Jim. soft lambs' wool teur-ply, linger-,' in yarns 10 sixteen colors, ,fust thou flung for sweater's, pullovers, togaera and ehtldren's wear. .Bade In Canada by" Canadians from pure Lambs' '$'Noel. and' nothing else and somewhat resembles' the high &ass English yarns, but say Much cheaper• as you buy direct. front the spinners. f rice twenty cents per, Skein o1• three dollars per pound, Small sample skein, twenty' cents, postage free, Also heavier yarns In homespun style, all wool to wash at home, In Qreh, lilatii., and White at one dollar, flay then, pound, Largo so.ntpie slteln. thirty Dents, postage free. Postage es try. all orders ander .ten dollars, Georg.- Y.own �1roo11on Milts, (ienrgeenwn. rp,s- tario, x oto—Carders and ed. used to country 11fe. WOOD AS31330. T F YOU IIAVE A CAR trill :1,11 A' Write me. Geo. Stevens, 364" Ma 461 Street, 1?eterboro. SOBAY IIi,o11. I IF YOU 11'AWE 9. FIRE AND ILOVIty' ,l a ear or more of scrap iron 1 wiff conic and quote you where it lays. Qtre,. Stevens, 304 Mark Street, Poterbc'r 1 A515031L040503501t51. LADIES 'WANTED TO DO 1'La).a { light sewing at home whole sr; spare time, good pay, work sent any di;,. tante, charges paid. Send eialnn tot pal- diculare. National hlainufacluring Com- pany, Montreal. di OFL''1N STOCI{ WANTED. IF TO1.15 1.) aro able to supply. advise us, 110 mel 9.115 nay the highest prices. dry ar green from the saw. Keenan liras., L1n11t,•a, Owen Sound. Ont, 1NCBR, TUMORS, LU Ally, J➢2G 'internal and external, cured without Pain by our home treatment. WI )te aSi before too late Dr. Enllmnn a4'a,lle.iJl Co„ Limited, Oollingwood, Ona ANTED — DELI:1'SLE, 1•: \..it. antic nt:,m farmers' sons, fnr.1-., r00 09 others who can devote scorn e1t� their spare time to rem'ere r!. LIS 2.t Salesmen for Nursery Stool?. We yogi 913, an -to -date canvassing outfits 'true ort, charge end offer liberal rent,rrailoyl, Apply immediately to .11atae Greve Nurseries, Winona. Ont. Aaterica',r Ploaear hoar reailetleu -yam` I 'hock, en DOB DISEASES and T0o1v so read Sf 011,4 t'-te« to 085 I,t. 7i. Olay, (Reiter C.•., Ina 115 '' •'.vl - 4'rza4. lti SINCE. i6 05070 r tti vny, .tan . R51,25. t" '415x8 o.Rt: 15`55 V'M rar'Sf r 1 est •wuact ; ,..,,:a: oarmvan.,�,rvi.�v,a� Used for tO '1(ears OW w ° Thru its 115e Grandmother's youthful nppeesence ltas ' remained until youth has 1,(14 become but •a memory, �t. The soft, refined, pearly white 05910.0009 )t� renders leaves the joy of Beauty with yea for many_._,:. years. Regularity in feedI g• is one o" tihd essentials for made ring winter eg4t 105197 spring t•Ing•.a w100 if t'OPtt1 tS, Ittl U9, 1.- 1N1'1001p PER. lie prepared tit ,e your ttm se Spolm's DistemperImoli a.t the first sign of 17 cough, Better stilt siva it as 1 Q preventive before ho shoals .signs Of skinless.. 8I.OFl•N'kf nuts equally wen as a pretntlttvo or ,.tu'e, 13y roman!) of its germicidal qualities, It expels the disre.se g,x•.tnil,. abates 'fever, restores o.ppatlto and condition. Sold by Your Druggist SPOI0.\ MEDICAL .4 COMPNiru Goshen. ONLY TABLETS MARKED "BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN Not -Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross" WHEN NEURALGIA ATTACKS NERVES Sloan's Liniment scatters the congestion and relieves pain 11 little, applied without rabbit l; will fieltelrats im,thediately and rest and soothe the nerves, Sloan's Liniment Is very effective in allaying external pains, strains, bruises, aches, stiff joints sore meet, cies, lumbago, neuritis, sciatica, rheu- matic twingges, Keep a big bottle always on hand For fetidly use. Made in Canada. nada. Druggist$ everywhere. title,, hoe„ $1,10. ISSUE No, 12.-120, The nameayer" stamped bit tab. rontaind 1fro s 1' D eetlend foss lets ^�'I�}} Toothache, %araoho, lets positively #dontides the only goo,. IIeadaoho, ?iq'q nine Aspirin)—the Aspirin proaehr ad raT ia, Lumbago, ti keuma tlsnl f Na1t by phvatcians for over nineteen ,oars tis JlinPains, and Pain oncral and no InadCanada, Handy tin boxes containing 12 to d+fi' Always btty onbre kotpeakage 1910 ou st tit a few touts , Dregglaist hf "Over xclyl is of Aspirin" also sell ar er Bayer paek psst er + h!1►erra is only oixo .11npArlrt»~"56ityar!t-7Cott mbar Mai' JBayalr r Aspirin Ia the trade mark $(registered in Canada) of Bayer Manufacture Of 1fan15g anotloaeideeter of aatl'oynoseld while It la 'welt known diet Aepi,'ttt Meal% rinvee Manufacture, to assist the Subtle d.gnlnet litheness, the Tablets of 13ayer Oonlpen$ 56#11 be Stantpocl trlth their general trade rand$, the "Mayor Crow,"