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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1919-11-27, Page 7The Winter Wardrobe,. t3QFl•:sr4Wat' tmweameirov" *'n'e,i•; :' ski 0 0111 11111 9 Il9f114 For Chrletmas Cheer , Throu out the Year liq ,� WId17N.you give a Brunswick Phonograph you give_ a gift of lasting worth—ono that is not forgotten with the passing holiday. ' The Brunswick is an instrument of Tone, Grace and Beanty, appreciated and enjoyed by ell throughout the year, It is the truly universal phonograph because -it plays ALL/ records CORRECTLY with the wonderful three- ' .in -one intone, which gives the exact weight, correct diaphragm and precise needle for ALL records. Its ALL -WOOD OVAL HORN—built like a violin—gives pule, natural tones, .free from' all metallic harshness. Regarded bothl as a musical instrument and a dignified r aan bonze furnishing, the Brunswick makesidealift for g et your family. Why not satisfy their hearts' desire? See your nearest dealer—you can't afford to make a mis- take—Just You ITear the Brunswick—then decide. PRICES FROM $77 TO $395. Easy Payments Can Be Arranged. , The... Musical Merchandise "Sales Company Sole Canadian Distributors 819 YONGE STREET - - TORONTO et 11111 milli Ills111191)1111 1)1)911191111 811 91911191 mews itemise lel 111911119111111 re SWAT THE INFLUENZA GERM! IS THE ; ADVICE' OF A PHYSICIAN. ' How to Keep the Body in Condition to Ward Off an Attack. Influenza is clearly a germ -causes disease. It cannot originate in the human body unless the natural defences of the latter are in a condition so weak as to•porneit of the easy invasion of the blood by the influenza germ, or• germs -for it is probable that two or three differentspeciesof our micro- scopic enemies have a hand in pro- ducing the various symptoms which are known collectively as the 'flu. There is no reason why anyone who is in a perfect stake of health should be attacked at all by this comparative- ly new white plague. I9ach one of us is endowed by natflre with a more per. -feet' antiseptic and germicide • than could ever.be devised by the -wit of man. Healthy blood will fight to a ilnis1i the most virulent and persistent microbe ever evolved by the come blued powers -of dirt and darkness, Were it not so, nobody Could escape the inluenz'ic peril 'during an opidemla ou a grand scale, such' as we experi- eneed last year, 'Thousands fail vic- tims, but many more thousands come through unscathed, The tatal germs encompass the latter in Monde, but they take no harm. In other words, the attacking germs are slain by those they are seeking to devour, How then aro we to keep our health up to such a pitch of perfection that we can laugh at these 'flu germs? Easily enough, if we but take a little tronble. In the midst of an epidemic, the first thing to do is to -be as cheerful as ale; .�tlte most fatuous optimists can ever hope to be. This habit _of mind has a far-reaching effect on the various ea secreting and excreting glands of the body, whose working is so intimately connected with and delicately reapon Mee to the varying emotions of the mind. On the quality and quantity of the secretions which these mysterious little glands pour or fail to pour into the blood or other tissuesdepends the high vitality .or the low -resisting power of our blood: In this way ex- hilaration of spirit or mental depres- sion makes cr mars the germicide potency of the circulating fluid; Dur- ing a -severe epidemic fear is almost as fatal as 'flu. Do Not Resort to, Drugs. The next best thing to de is to avoid all self -drugging, which is so widely resorted to with a view to warding off the firstfsymptorhs of the disease. There is no known mepielee that will prevent you getting influenza, but there is an almost unlimited number f - - that will render you more liable to at- tack than you would be in the natural course of events, Whatever happens during an epi. delnic, don't, if you get a rise of tem- perature of one or two degrees, have immediate recourse to those powerful heart depressors which will bring your temperature down with a run—Lind perhaps- leave you.. at a very much lower level than you bargained 'for, As weakeners of the heart and. de- pressor's of vitality (when taken with- out reasoneblo cause) there is nothing to equal the average anti -pyretic (fever) tablet. Your high-grade germicidal bleed must do the rust. -Unfortunately many people pay soIittle heed to the quality of their blood that instead of being germicidal it is positively suicidal; the result being that when attacked by 'flu they are poisoned with the ill - conditioned fluid, that should have saved them. ' To keep your blood up to the markt feed'it sparingly, ventilate It unspar- ingly, and keep It reasonably clean. But how are you to do these three es- ' sential things? Do not starve yourself, but at Bee mine time do not eat merely, for the pleasure of the process, since by doing so you introduce Into your blood mar teria] that is not wanted and only in- terferes with its proper functions. Make your blood clean by keeping the purifying organs, skinr••kldneys, bowels, active by means of baths, the Meof fruit and green vegetables, offs --anything save Mellitus] aperients and purgatives. • ' Ventilate your !eternal organs`and oxygenate your multitudinous . red corpuscles by getting into the fresh air whenever possible. Do not sleep in a - draught, but see that there is a current of air passing through your room`Stagnant air is about as healthy as stagnant. water, Lover's Wedding Cake. Pour pounds, et flour of love, one and one-half pounds of buttered youth, one and one-half pounds of good looks, one and one-half pounds of sweet temper, one and one -halt pounds of self -for getfulness, one and one-half pounds of powdered wits, one and ono -halt ounces of dry humor, two tablespoon- fuls of sweet argument, one and ono - halt pints of rippling laughter, one and one-half wineglasafuls of common sense, Put the flour of love, good looks and sweet temper into a well - .furnished betide, Beat the butter of. Youth to a cream, Mix together blhndlless 'of: faulte, self-forgetfulneos, ptfevdered'wite, dry limner roto Sweet argument, then add them to the above. Pour in gently rippling laughter and common seiise. Wbrk it together un- til all is well mixed, then bake gently forerer, .. "Well, George, are yen perfectly satisfied?" asked his uncle after the Christmas party was over; "No, mlele, I. ain't," was the plaintive reply. "Bless my soul, how's that?" "Why," replied George, "auntie told me to eat as much as I wanted, and I couldn't." 91814163 8941-917e No. 8941—Ladies' Waist. Price, 20 cents. Body and sleeves in one; under - sleeves attached to lining. Out in 6 sizes,.84, 86, 38, A0, 42 and 44 ins. bust measure. Size 36 requires, body and sleeves, 1i%s yds, 36 or 45 ins. wide; collar, ,cuffs, 3'h yd. 36 ins. wide; one materiel, long sleeves, 1% yds. 36 ins. wide, or 1% yds. 45 ins, Wide." No. 9176—Ladies' dour -Piece Skirt. Price, 25 cents. With side yokes; with "or without circular flounces; high waistline; 39. or 37 -inch length. Cut in 8.` eizes, 24 to 38 ins. whist. Size 20, with flounces, 89 -inch length, 3% yds. 40 ,ins. wide, or 2% yds. 54 ins. wide; without flounces, 37 -inch length, 291i yds. 40 ins. wide, or 2% yds. 54 ins. wide. Width, 1)/ yds. No. 9181—Ladies' Mannish Shirt- waist. Price, 20 cents. Pleated front. Cut in '7 sizes, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46 ins. bust measure. Size 36 requires 2% yds. 36 tins, wide, or 1% yds. 45 dins. wide. No. 9162 --Ladies' Two -Piece Skirt. Price, 20 cents. With side -pocket sec- tions, 39 or 37 -inch length. Cut in 9 sizes, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38 and 40 ins. waist measure. Size 26 re- quires, 39 -inch length, with side - pocket sections, 2% yds, 86 ins. wide, or 2% yds. 48 ins, wide; without side - pocket sections, 39 -inch length, 21 yds, •36 or 48 its. wide. Width around bottom, 1% yds. These patterns may be obtained from 'your local McCall dealer, or fro'zn flte McCall Co., 70 Bond St., Toronto, Department W. The School of the Future, She conducted her school on the strictest and most approved hygieuto principles, and before deciding to take little Willie as a scholar she asked him the usual questions. "Rave you had your vermiform appendix removed?" she inquired. "Yes, ma'am," said Willie. "Have you your own sanitary slate - sponge, a disinfected drluldug-cup, certificate for ,inoculation for the croup, chicken -pox, and measles?" "Yee, ma'am" t Do you possess a patent antiseptic dinner -box, and do you wear a col- lapsible life belt, a camphor -bag round your throat, and insulated rubber heels for crossing electric car lines? And have you taken out a life insur- ance pollee against; all the encroach- ments of old age?" "I eats truthfully say 'Yes,' ma'am," "Then hang your cap on the insu- lated peg, and proceed to learn on sanitary linea." "SYRUP OF FIGS" CHILD'S LAXATIVE • Look at tongue, Remove poi- sons from little stomach, liver and bowels Accept "California" Syrup of..Eplgs only—look for the name California on the package, then you are euro your (h child is having the best and moat harinlese'laxathie or physio for the Ilttle st0maeh; lh'er and bewels.igli11d- Yen love its delicious fruity theta, Pull direetions for child's dose on each bottle, Give it without tear, Mother! You must say "California." Breakingthe Set, The lady district visitor was trying to:get friendly with little Johnny, "Do yea think your mammy would let 010 buy you, Johnny?" she asked, "Buy me what? An ah'gun?" asked- Johnny skedJohnny quickly. "No! No!" laughed the district vise to1'. "Would she let 010 buy you from iter and take you'away with me?" "She might," replied Totality, "hlut I'm afraid you haven't got enough money " Weil about how )molt do you think she would ask tot you?" -f'A thousand dollars," 350211141y an- 4wered j'ohnny; " "Oh, but that seems an awftll lot of. Meneyj" expostulated the lady. "Are you ciliate sure you're worth as much 941111 i«t't "Weil; 11'51098 not," admitted Johnny, hue you , see, there's six of 11s, and if mummy sold nee It'd break the set," "Build thee more stately mansions, 0 x11 soul y , A.8 the esWift se;msnns rooill t e4vo thy low vauljled pest Tell thou at length era fide, I ea.ving thine putgrown shell 011 life's unt'esisting Ma." 1—Oliver W4>edell )lettleee AN IDEAL TONIC FOR WEAK -PEOPLE • t Dry. Williams' Pink Pills Aet ecily On the Bland and Nerves, 1530th is ns lipeoeta,nt to the sick Dineen as 1)1edietne,; moire Lie In meet emits, A badir oilmen diet 11103' re- tard ro0Ovvl'y. Tit health the natural appetite '124 the hest guide to follow; ip sicknee8 the appetite le often ilokio and depraved. Proper food and a good Unite w111 keep most people, in good health. D. Williams' Pink 711114 are the most pope. lar tonic nto3iei11e in the world, harm- loes 0113 certain in their action, which Is to build up the blood and reetol'e the .vitality to the run-down system, 1,01' g1o35ing girls who become thin -cud pale, for pale, tired women, and for old people who fail. 1d strength, Ar. Williams' Pink Mills are an ideal tonic. Thousands. of people have testified to the health -giving qualities Of Dr, Williams' Pink 'Pills, and in many homes they are the only nledi- cies used, Among the homes• in which t11e benefit of this medicine has been Proved is that of Mr. E. A, Under- wood, IOIa)getou, Ont„ who says:—"9 have used Dr, Williams' Pink Pills with the most 'beneficial i'esulte. As the result of hard work I was very much run down, and my appetite was very poor.. I got a supply of the pills which I used regularly for some weeks with the 509011 that they restored me to my old time strength. They also proved a blessing to my daughter, who was in a very anaemic condition, tend who seemed •not to get more then temporary relief from any medicine until she took Dr, Williams' Pink Pills. She took the pills for about three months, and is now enjoying the best of health. Por these reasons I can strongly recommend. Dr. 'Wil- liams' Pink Pills." At the first sign that -.the blood is out of order take Dr. Williams' Pink Piles, and note the speedy improve- ment they make in the appetite, ]health and spirits. You can getthese pills through' any dealer in medicine or by mail et 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2,50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. • It Made No Difference. •Tip and down the railway platform Scurried . the nervous old lady, evi- dently searching in vain for some one. Then she tackled a porter. "What time does the last trail go?" she demanded anxiously, "Nine -fifteen; ma'am," replied the porter. Por another live minutes she rushed about, looking wildly round Then elle met the porter again. "What time.did you say?" she asked. "Nine -fifteen," said the porter, a trifle curtly. The lady stood wringing her hands by the entrance, her eyes searching the darkness -wildly, vainly,. for her luggage. Then, for the 'third time, she sought the porter, 'I saY, MY good man," she wailed. - I've got a ttn chest, and you said—" The porter cast courtesy aside like a worn-out garment. "I don't care if you have a brass neck," he yelled. "The last train goes at nine -fifteen!" t-o...e.,....n...-v.-*.-5010 o 1515015„00.....,w..-• TORPEDOED! Don't blast your Liver and Bowels, but take "CaScal'ets.” �.w.u., .,. ,o.,. „ . ,• ...� �. ,11,11.... ..... You men and women who can't ge feeling right—who have 'headache coated tongue, bad taste and fou breath, dizziness, can't sleep, are bill, ons, nervous and+'upset, bothered with a sick, gassy, disordered stomach and colds, Are you keeping your livor and, bowels clean with Cascarets, or shook - Mg your Insides every few,daye with Calomel, Salts, Oil and violent pills? Casoarets work while you sleep; they 9101/1180 the stomach, remove the sour, undigested, fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system all the constipated waste matter and poison in the bowels. Cason.rets never gripe, sicken or cause inconvenience and Caecarets cost so.itttle too, r 91 'la,ttoo ,artists in London have been busy since the 85niestice, One soldier' ho had the names of all the battles in vehicle he participated Indelibly writ- ten on his erne It 05(11 a rather long job, for he had been theougleethe war from the craft In 1914, In Thames Court i'ecemtly a man uppearcd wi9h hie head quite berme of hair, -.Covered w;lh tabooed butterflies, eters, etc. Minard's Liniment Co„ Limited, Gentlemen,•—Last winter I received great benefit front the use of MIN- ARD'S LINIMENT in a Severe attack of L1Grippe, anti I have frequently proved it to be very effective in cases of Inflanlntation. 'oul's, W, A. IICJTCIITNSON. 4 =km' nest to made be the tailor nd of Indic, ##cc tiny yellow creature, e enema snakes .3113 Inlolitteye, tnd eekee. aadet_yd'eAf, jiies tui into a ree, and veldt a feted for *reed and its bill :for a tieecller 8ow8 the leaf to a 31eeylt11 One banging :Ppm the tree. The 81401 (ire gown up, (in .4011111g to the nest tllus formed being left tit the top. The leaf, apparlu tiv tl0114ing from a twig, Would never be 'taken foe a nest. Found by the Plulnhei. A. plumber hag a lilt' of luck Penne tim0'sllleo W11)01t Ito was called to a big hat01*'t0 41000581' filo aauae far the stoppage in a eertate Wade -pipe, He fpuud in the bend of the pipe a dia. mond rine, Willett, keirlute 4rodwilly eajleeted and emoted all 00199 ale odds stud enols, 1900 offeetually 1)10019 e3 t1t0 99.809140 of the o9ator, The 9109011)01^, bp!lig ut ltoneat man, gave the ring into the ceetotly of the proprietor, and he, bang also honest, anti 1'enlelllberi114 that one of Ilia guests had complained of the loss of o, valuable ring throe mouths befor0, wired to that gentlemen ..to.• come at once, On 1)10 arrival be identified .the ring as his property, Enid bestowed 'a oriel) ton -pound note on the Member, for the ring was worth twenty times that sum, Oue of the dii'eotora of the Bank of England a good many -70x1'8 040 bought an estate, and drew et single note 1o("tjlil'ty tllou9anci pounds to pay, fpr it. On reaching home, he put -the note On the mantlepleea was called from the room, ancl, on his return, missed the note. Whore could it be? Theft seemed out et the question, fpr nobody had been in the room. A sudden draught and the flaming fire seemed the true Solution, and another note was issued to ropl9.0e tho,loet one. Thirty years later the 'first note was presented et the Bank, and, being nee' able to "bearer," was honored. In- quiry showed that the banker's house had been bought 'by a builder, and one of his workmen, as the house was being demolished, had discovered the old note, quite uninjured, though much soiled, in a crevice, In the chimney. What are the rights and wrongs of that transaction? h _ 0 . Some Speed! Two stenographers Were boasting'to each other of the speed of their sltoi't- hand writing. "Whenever I am reporting at a meet- ing on a warm evening, all the people try to get near to my table," said one. "Wily?" asked the other. "Because," said the first, "my Band goes so fast that it creates 91 current. of air like a fan." _"That's nothing," said the second man. "I always, heave to report on wet paper, or else the current of air caused by the movement of my hand would blow it away. Besides, the paper has to be wetted every few minutes be- came the friction caused by the rapid movements of my arms would set fire to it in no time." e.—o--o--0--0—o-- 0 ---0-0.--29-0--29••-0 LISTEN TO THS! SAYS CORNS LIFT RIM OUT NOW p�.a-•o--o--o--o— 0 0 0 0 0 c.—• Yon recklose mon and women who are pestered with corns end who have at least once a week invited an awful death teem lockjaw or blood poison are now told by a Cincinnati authority to use a drug called freezone, which the moment .a few deeps are appiled to any corn, the soreness is relieved and soon the entire corn, root and all, lifts out with the fingers. It is a sticky ether compound which dries the moment it is applied and simply shrivels the corn without in- flaming or even irritating the surround. lug time or skin. It is claimed that a quarter of an ounce of freezone will cost very little at any of the drug stores, but is sufficient to rid one's feet of every hard or soft corn or callus. You are further warned that cutting at a corn is a suicidal habit. I' Throwing grain ,,on the ground for the hens -to prick up rs net economy. Cn•st it among litter mo that :Nle fowls will be compelled to work for it, and they will not only be •benefitted.but will giveyou an extra reward, Buy Thrift Stamps. i M'inard's Liniment Cares Distemper. Changing breeds may be all right, but before it is done one should be sure to give the present breed a fair chance to do well. Many a flock hum been 'condemned as unprofitable be- cause it''was hover properlyycnred for. IN TEN YEARS soo Dollars of invested at 3% will amount to 007.78 If invested at 4%, interest corm pounded qual t,0r1y, will amount to 8744,23 But if invested In our 8e -e04 Debentures will amount to5300.23 Write for Booklet, The •Great West Permanent Loan Company. Toronito Office A 20 lime 3t, West Meet :rl' '''•�+w4".,Cctted'1',iee.I •'•�•' ... IL1tEA Dre A. Ce DAEL'S ii � • y9 Perfcd1011 Hoof Dressing is without an equal for prevent- ing. and Curing Cornu,Quarter- Cracks, Crattkod Hoofs brittle, tender, dry 9r 0011t,aeled feet. 's 1t is non -min- eral, on mhreral but pinely vegetable, it is 14I tbsolutell, barfu- 1 less, , Wby )'9 mpalrling ) value of you l)ot•s88 through (fraaked or 00n- traot'd !mete when, by 011)lyln his 05819.1t own Standard rummy y u can ]cot) them In the best of Dell hien? Toe15 remedy is May to apply an 100 per cent, offlolout PRICE 600. and 85e. Big Anireal Medical Book Sent Kite. Aft. A. C. DANIELS COMPANY et. teAt9ADA, entiea[TED 1KNOWLTON ' ouoaeo, tdluard's 8,Wh0ent Dnre5.ttelds, 80, ja3UE No, 40•--'1% 'ThIE'FALL.WEATIER ON LIil"TL °,a ONES CMnadian frill 9Ycath02' 10 extl'enlely hard on little ones. One clay la want (1113 bright and the next wet and ebld, These sudden elieugos bring on oolds, cramps and collo tench weenie the baby's little Stomach !a icopt right the result May be serious. There is rutting to 0qu01 )laby's Own Tebiets in /cooping the little ones well. They sweeten the 8totna01), regulate 1110 1)015014, treat( up coals and' snake baby thrive, The Tablets aro sold by tnediciue dealers or by snail at -25 cents a box 91'090 The D1', 'Willlanls'Medicine Go„ 9lrookvllle, Out, In one region of government forest hand in Argentina it is estimated that there are at least 1,000,000 pine trees large enough far profitable lumber- ing. zetifard'a ielaiment Duma 3)lphthoria, Your thousand pgetences for not getting along better are all nonsense; they deceive nobody but yourself,— Abraham Lincoln. MONEY ORDERS. The safe way to send honey by mail is by Dominion Express Money Older. To remove inkstaine from a carpet or tablecloth, sprinkle• immediately with salt; allow this to soak the ink up, then brush off and apply more salt, Minar::'e Li121m011t Cures Oarget 111 Don). "A man needs philosophy more for the commonplaces of this world than he does for its miseries, ennui being a steadier foe than pain." C� y .-; 1328 Vegetable fats and natural flower extracts give BABY'S OWN SOAP its wonderfully softening and aromatic lather. Sold everywhere. Albert Soap, Limited, Mee., Montreal TORN WINDIWS &DOORS 10(25 to suit your onetime. Fined with slam, Safe de- livery cu,rantoed. Wife(et cut dtent " Write for Print ire! 114.,,.5 lie. Insure elutes comfort Tho HALLIDAV COaaPA9IV, Litnitod 58015T80 Fume 11arneerona Were Onset cl Advertiseme 6, 'p von gaze. J. Adria tW ntY 911)09 9) hra g d Bro$, Bothwell, (mimeo, tee WAN410P 1]I A4v 1'Ulig, WHAT UAVl7 Y01,1114U what price? Saeid, Bros., 'Bothwell,. itntario. waereten i 351sT CLAbS 04 wage 10,.24. gtato oxper!once and lvagea wanted. told pros„ 10oihwell, Ont. XISOnrlr.saPsouo, 19)45 WANT791) ALI'V4, 30 C17NTki a p00nd, arty slza, 7 pay .80(95889 15(911in +00 miles 0f .'0901190, No 298089- than for sln'lnkage. Mamma- Lewls, 001) Dundee West, Toronto. t,NCL it, TUMORS, LUMP1, AWL:.lnternai and external, nod without; auln Or -our home treatment. Write 110 before tee late, Tar, • 'Beeman Medical (lo., ic,hmited, Coliingwood. Ont. rao tact S:rlaoq Y,pia 8q _ RAW FURS & GINSENG Write for price lista and shipping toga. ?y3 Years of Reliable Trading Reference -Union Bank of Canoga, N. SILVER aao et, Puma so W„ rMOntroal, P.Q, 11151'102Ms Pioneer Dog 1Leaa0dies 11300)1 on DOG DISEASES and now to .seed Mailed Pres to any Ad- dress by the -Author. U. Clay Glover Co., Eno. 118 West 31st 5t1'eet Now 50x19. FA eeoa aaViraeaawe'peeeaee• o i spe s L Cure • M. D. advices t "Pomona who onffar fesua oFmoro itldigeetion e) e and constipation can cure thorn- ®) a ` • selves by Wong fifteen to thirty drops of Extract of Roots e a after each meal and at bedtime. n Tide remedy is known es Mother (m' Seige1e Curative Syrup inthe drug o, trade." riot the genuine. 50c. o and $1.00 Bottles. 1 m e)) .9..a eve•e'1'oaeeeoeaoseB/A E NEURALGIA ALGIA ATTACKS NERVES Slean's Liniment scatters the congestion and relieves pain A little, applied without rubbing, will penetrate immediately and rest and soothe the nerves. Sloan's Liniment is very effective in allaying ekternal pains, strains, bruises, aches, stiff joints, sore mus- cles, lumbago, neuritis, sciatica, rheu- matic twinges. Keep a big bottle always on hand for family use, 09fade in Canada. Druggists everywhere. 85c, 70e, $1.40, All grades. Write for mecca. TORONTO SALT WORKS ..9. CLIFF - TORONTO A swcz is 1870 JbROPSCOUGHS Mother's Coughs and Colds Co Quickly She cannot afford to be sick and neglect her household duties. At the first sympe toms she prepares the way •;t for quick recovery by the Immediate use of Gray's 01 Syrup—a household preparation of sixty ears standing. Mother ro gra. y ,F 0Flier -A '•n✓' 11 Ladies Perfume Your Skin With Cation Talcum Antiseptic, prophylactic, deodoriz- ing, fragrant and refreshing, Cnti- cure Talcum is an Ideal face, akin, baby and dusting powder. Conve- nient and economical, takes the place of other perfumes for the person. A few grains sullicicnt. One of the In- diepensable'Cutcura Toilet Trio for keeping the skin pure and sweet. Cute 4v, Soap 2Se., Ointment 75 end 60e. TM - rum 25e.plan Canadian duties, Sold eveuvrher,. Naa'itoneIIaacherce edemas: Oaneura, Dept. FOR GREATER HORSE EFFICIENCY GIVE Spohn's Distemper Compound Q -° The rigor and, changes of winter weather reduce your ' horse's vitality, In such condition he ie susceptible to ) • contagious disease. Hie efficleney is lowered if hiseqys- 0 - tentta not able to withstand expesure t0 disease, SPO;i14'tt Willkeepyour horse in Oondltlon and. free Prom diaeaso.) Prevents and relieves Diatempor, Influenza, Slag syedl Coughs and 0005. Buy from your druggist. SPOR17 7rEA8CA1t 00111PAI719, (1•OZ15185,. INDIA/VA, 97.8,,.' ONLY TABLETS MARKED "BAYER" ARE, ASS IRIN Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross", p'or Colds, rain, Rilottmattem, Aeh- pec age which contains eco i 1p1e 4 lutg Joints, Lumbago, elehatica, Nett -(feat ons, Thep, 'a tt aro gellfillg xitis, and for' I•Ioatlnelle, ;Nournleire Aspirin -f19 pebn]no Aelti1i3 prem Toothache, 1teette 10, take .19ep)riu eerfbed byy Pbry�ilejans f'r ,P113,1' 11010? marked with •C 5 name "Bayer" or icon ya9t'8, 7015 ;pada {11 nano/ you are not Lakin Ael)irin at tali, ' Haiti " 9th twice 4031 �felt 12 }i t Accept only 'Bay; aver Tabiote of lQ is was but a f tv Oen9p0, bggl8 is ..,, ' 1 _" ;Aspirnt la ell tttrbralce)t"Beyer"Glop 0a1� lar r iiia or �agbs, There es 0011y OSlo.A9pirl"eleyer'e-•' 'on,, wince One "MVO" Aspirin la the trade marl; (registered In Canada) 09 P5y0ren)itseture a g�{stnp teetttpgaldeater et ea110yit080le, 'whin it is Well Inter0 that 411111 a1OABrtfi� 13a7N n)atniraeture, to testae Ota 31,1,110 against elm/monkthe, T 1110(1) o Bayer a9mpa8 Will be stamped . n'ilh 91(019't;iuc,ul wade Sae% filo "0059 Cross,' • .A Health -B hidan Food y. is a G��-fy4 T � �5ryryy� � : qy� ` -� Mft���,��']1 � AAbleritcLof wheat and �` ;barley prepared to,• !- r "esl; eaSi1nd- make . 4nd keep. People strong. . Th re.l f 0. ea4so» 91814163 8941-917e No. 8941—Ladies' Waist. Price, 20 cents. Body and sleeves in one; under - sleeves attached to lining. Out in 6 sizes,.84, 86, 38, A0, 42 and 44 ins. bust measure. Size 36 requires, body and sleeves, 1i%s yds, 36 or 45 ins. wide; collar, ,cuffs, 3'h yd. 36 ins. wide; one materiel, long sleeves, 1% yds. 36 ins. wide, or 1% yds. 45 ins, Wide." No. 9176—Ladies' dour -Piece Skirt. Price, 25 cents. With side yokes; with "or without circular flounces; high waistline; 39. or 37 -inch length. Cut in 8.` eizes, 24 to 38 ins. whist. Size 20, with flounces, 89 -inch length, 3% yds. 40 ,ins. wide, or 2% yds. 54 ins. wide; without flounces, 37 -inch length, 291i yds. 40 ins. wide, or 2% yds. 54 ins. wide. Width, 1)/ yds. No. 9181—Ladies' Mannish Shirt- waist. Price, 20 cents. Pleated front. Cut in '7 sizes, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46 ins. bust measure. Size 36 requires 2% yds. 36 tins, wide, or 1% yds. 45 dins. wide. No. 9162 --Ladies' Two -Piece Skirt. Price, 20 cents. With side -pocket sec- tions, 39 or 37 -inch length. Cut in 9 sizes, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38 and 40 ins. waist measure. Size 26 re- quires, 39 -inch length, with side - pocket sections, 2% yds, 86 ins. wide, or 2% yds. 48 ins, wide; without side - pocket sections, 39 -inch length, 21 yds, •36 or 48 its. wide. Width around bottom, 1% yds. These patterns may be obtained from 'your local McCall dealer, or fro'zn flte McCall Co., 70 Bond St., Toronto, Department W. The School of the Future, She conducted her school on the strictest and most approved hygieuto principles, and before deciding to take little Willie as a scholar she asked him the usual questions. "Rave you had your vermiform appendix removed?" she inquired. "Yes, ma'am," said Willie. "Have you your own sanitary slate - sponge, a disinfected drluldug-cup, certificate for ,inoculation for the croup, chicken -pox, and measles?" "Yee, ma'am" t Do you possess a patent antiseptic dinner -box, and do you wear a col- lapsible life belt, a camphor -bag round your throat, and insulated rubber heels for crossing electric car lines? And have you taken out a life insur- ance pollee against; all the encroach- ments of old age?" "I eats truthfully say 'Yes,' ma'am," "Then hang your cap on the insu- lated peg, and proceed to learn on sanitary linea." "SYRUP OF FIGS" CHILD'S LAXATIVE • Look at tongue, Remove poi- sons from little stomach, liver and bowels Accept "California" Syrup of..Eplgs only—look for the name California on the package, then you are euro your (h child is having the best and moat harinlese'laxathie or physio for the Ilttle st0maeh; lh'er and bewels.igli11d- Yen love its delicious fruity theta, Pull direetions for child's dose on each bottle, Give it without tear, Mother! You must say "California." Breakingthe Set, The lady district visitor was trying to:get friendly with little Johnny, "Do yea think your mammy would let 010 buy you, Johnny?" she asked, "Buy me what? An ah'gun?" asked- Johnny skedJohnny quickly. "No! No!" laughed the district vise to1'. "Would she let 010 buy you from iter and take you'away with me?" "She might," replied Totality, "hlut I'm afraid you haven't got enough money " Weil about how )molt do you think she would ask tot you?" -f'A thousand dollars," 350211141y an- 4wered j'ohnny; " "Oh, but that seems an awftll lot of. Meneyj" expostulated the lady. "Are you ciliate sure you're worth as much 941111 i«t't "Weil; 11'51098 not," admitted Johnny, hue you , see, there's six of 11s, and if mummy sold nee It'd break the set," "Build thee more stately mansions, 0 x11 soul y , A.8 the esWift se;msnns rooill t e4vo thy low vauljled pest Tell thou at length era fide, I ea.ving thine putgrown shell 011 life's unt'esisting Ma." 1—Oliver W4>edell )lettleee AN IDEAL TONIC FOR WEAK -PEOPLE • t Dry. Williams' Pink Pills Aet ecily On the Bland and Nerves, 1530th is ns lipeoeta,nt to the sick Dineen as 1)1edietne,; moire Lie In meet emits, A badir oilmen diet 11103' re- tard ro0Ovvl'y. Tit health the natural appetite '124 the hest guide to follow; ip sicknee8 the appetite le often ilokio and depraved. Proper food and a good Unite w111 keep most people, in good health. D. Williams' Pink 711114 are the most pope. lar tonic nto3iei11e in the world, harm- loes 0113 certain in their action, which Is to build up the blood and reetol'e the .vitality to the run-down system, 1,01' g1o35ing girls who become thin -cud pale, for pale, tired women, and for old people who fail. 1d strength, Ar. Williams' Pink Mills are an ideal tonic. Thousands. of people have testified to the health -giving qualities Of Dr, Williams' Pink 'Pills, and in many homes they are the only nledi- cies used, Among the homes• in which t11e benefit of this medicine has been Proved is that of Mr. E. A, Under- wood, IOIa)getou, Ont„ who says:—"9 have used Dr, Williams' Pink Pills with the most 'beneficial i'esulte. As the result of hard work I was very much run down, and my appetite was very poor.. I got a supply of the pills which I used regularly for some weeks with the 509011 that they restored me to my old time strength. They also proved a blessing to my daughter, who was in a very anaemic condition, tend who seemed •not to get more then temporary relief from any medicine until she took Dr, Williams' Pink Pills. She took the pills for about three months, and is now enjoying the best of health. Por these reasons I can strongly recommend. Dr. 'Wil- liams' Pink Pills." At the first sign that -.the blood is out of order take Dr. Williams' Pink Piles, and note the speedy improve- ment they make in the appetite, ]health and spirits. You can getthese pills through' any dealer in medicine or by mail et 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2,50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. • It Made No Difference. •Tip and down the railway platform Scurried . the nervous old lady, evi- dently searching in vain for some one. Then she tackled a porter. "What time does the last trail go?" she demanded anxiously, "Nine -fifteen; ma'am," replied the porter. Por another live minutes she rushed about, looking wildly round Then elle met the porter again. "What time.did you say?" she asked. "Nine -fifteen," said the porter, a trifle curtly. The lady stood wringing her hands by the entrance, her eyes searching the darkness -wildly, vainly,. for her luggage. Then, for the 'third time, she sought the porter, 'I saY, MY good man," she wailed. - I've got a ttn chest, and you said—" The porter cast courtesy aside like a worn-out garment. "I don't care if you have a brass neck," he yelled. "The last train goes at nine -fifteen!" t-o...e.,....n...-v.-*.-5010 o 1515015„00.....,w..-• TORPEDOED! Don't blast your Liver and Bowels, but take "CaScal'ets.” �.w.u., .,. ,o.,. „ . ,• ...� �. ,11,11.... ..... You men and women who can't ge feeling right—who have 'headache coated tongue, bad taste and fou breath, dizziness, can't sleep, are bill, ons, nervous and+'upset, bothered with a sick, gassy, disordered stomach and colds, Are you keeping your livor and, bowels clean with Cascarets, or shook - Mg your Insides every few,daye with Calomel, Salts, Oil and violent pills? Casoarets work while you sleep; they 9101/1180 the stomach, remove the sour, undigested, fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system all the constipated waste matter and poison in the bowels. Cason.rets never gripe, sicken or cause inconvenience and Caecarets cost so.itttle too, r 91 'la,ttoo ,artists in London have been busy since the 85niestice, One soldier' ho had the names of all the battles in vehicle he participated Indelibly writ- ten on his erne It 05(11 a rather long job, for he had been theougleethe war from the craft In 1914, In Thames Court i'ecemtly a man uppearcd wi9h hie head quite berme of hair, -.Covered w;lh tabooed butterflies, eters, etc. Minard's Liniment Co„ Limited, Gentlemen,•—Last winter I received great benefit front the use of MIN- ARD'S LINIMENT in a Severe attack of L1Grippe, anti I have frequently proved it to be very effective in cases of Inflanlntation. 'oul's, W, A. IICJTCIITNSON. 4 =km' nest to made be the tailor nd of Indic, ##cc tiny yellow creature, e enema snakes .3113 Inlolitteye, tnd eekee. aadet_yd'eAf, jiies tui into a ree, and veldt a feted for *reed and its bill :for a tieecller 8ow8 the leaf to a 31eeylt11 One banging :Ppm the tree. The 81401 (ire gown up, (in .4011111g to the nest tllus formed being left tit the top. The leaf, apparlu tiv tl0114ing from a twig, Would never be 'taken foe a nest. Found by the Plulnhei. A. plumber hag a lilt' of luck Penne tim0'sllleo W11)01t Ito was called to a big hat01*'t0 41000581' filo aauae far the stoppage in a eertate Wade -pipe, He fpuud in the bend of the pipe a dia. mond rine, Willett, keirlute 4rodwilly eajleeted and emoted all 00199 ale odds stud enols, 1900 offeetually 1)10019 e3 t1t0 99.809140 of the o9ator, The 9109011)01^, bp!lig ut ltoneat man, gave the ring into the ceetotly of the proprietor, and he, bang also honest, anti 1'enlelllberi114 that one of Ilia guests had complained of the loss of o, valuable ring throe mouths befor0, wired to that gentlemen ..to.• come at once, On 1)10 arrival be identified .the ring as his property, Enid bestowed 'a oriel) ton -pound note on the Member, for the ring was worth twenty times that sum, Oue of the dii'eotora of the Bank of England a good many -70x1'8 040 bought an estate, and drew et single note 1o("tjlil'ty tllou9anci pounds to pay, fpr it. On reaching home, he put -the note On the mantlepleea was called from the room, ancl, on his return, missed the note. Whore could it be? Theft seemed out et the question, fpr nobody had been in the room. A sudden draught and the flaming fire seemed the true Solution, and another note was issued to ropl9.0e tho,loet one. Thirty years later the 'first note was presented et the Bank, and, being nee' able to "bearer," was honored. In- quiry showed that the banker's house had been bought 'by a builder, and one of his workmen, as the house was being demolished, had discovered the old note, quite uninjured, though much soiled, in a crevice, In the chimney. What are the rights and wrongs of that transaction? h _ 0 . Some Speed! Two stenographers Were boasting'to each other of the speed of their sltoi't- hand writing. "Whenever I am reporting at a meet- ing on a warm evening, all the people try to get near to my table," said one. "Wily?" asked the other. "Because," said the first, "my Band goes so fast that it creates 91 current. of air like a fan." _"That's nothing," said the second man. "I always, heave to report on wet paper, or else the current of air caused by the movement of my hand would blow it away. Besides, the paper has to be wetted every few minutes be- came the friction caused by the rapid movements of my arms would set fire to it in no time." e.—o--o--0--0—o-- 0 ---0-0.--29-0--29••-0 LISTEN TO THS! SAYS CORNS LIFT RIM OUT NOW p�.a-•o--o--o--o— 0 0 0 0 0 c.—• Yon recklose mon and women who are pestered with corns end who have at least once a week invited an awful death teem lockjaw or blood poison are now told by a Cincinnati authority to use a drug called freezone, which the moment .a few deeps are appiled to any corn, the soreness is relieved and soon the entire corn, root and all, lifts out with the fingers. It is a sticky ether compound which dries the moment it is applied and simply shrivels the corn without in- flaming or even irritating the surround. lug time or skin. It is claimed that a quarter of an ounce of freezone will cost very little at any of the drug stores, but is sufficient to rid one's feet of every hard or soft corn or callus. You are further warned that cutting at a corn is a suicidal habit. I' Throwing grain ,,on the ground for the hens -to prick up rs net economy. Cn•st it among litter mo that :Nle fowls will be compelled to work for it, and they will not only be •benefitted.but will giveyou an extra reward, Buy Thrift Stamps. i M'inard's Liniment Cares Distemper. Changing breeds may be all right, but before it is done one should be sure to give the present breed a fair chance to do well. Many a flock hum been 'condemned as unprofitable be- cause it''was hover properlyycnred for. IN TEN YEARS soo Dollars of invested at 3% will amount to 007.78 If invested at 4%, interest corm pounded qual t,0r1y, will amount to 8744,23 But if invested In our 8e -e04 Debentures will amount to5300.23 Write for Booklet, The •Great West Permanent Loan Company. Toronito Office A 20 lime 3t, West Meet :rl' '''•�+w4".,Cctted'1',iee.I •'•�•' ... IL1tEA Dre A. Ce DAEL'S ii � • y9 Perfcd1011 Hoof Dressing is without an equal for prevent- ing. and Curing Cornu,Quarter- Cracks, Crattkod Hoofs brittle, tender, dry 9r 0011t,aeled feet. 's 1t is non -min- eral, on mhreral but pinely vegetable, it is 14I tbsolutell, barfu- 1 less, , Wby )'9 mpalrling ) value of you l)ot•s88 through (fraaked or 00n- traot'd !mete when, by 011)lyln his 05819.1t own Standard rummy y u can ]cot) them In the best of Dell hien? Toe15 remedy is May to apply an 100 per cent, offlolout PRICE 600. and 85e. Big Anireal Medical Book Sent Kite. Aft. A. C. DANIELS COMPANY et. teAt9ADA, entiea[TED 1KNOWLTON ' ouoaeo, tdluard's 8,Wh0ent Dnre5.ttelds, 80, ja3UE No, 40•--'1% 'ThIE'FALL.WEATIER ON LIil"TL °,a ONES CMnadian frill 9Ycath02' 10 extl'enlely hard on little ones. One clay la want (1113 bright and the next wet and ebld, These sudden elieugos bring on oolds, cramps and collo tench weenie the baby's little Stomach !a icopt right the result May be serious. There is rutting to 0qu01 )laby's Own Tebiets in /cooping the little ones well. They sweeten the 8totna01), regulate 1110 1)015014, treat( up coals and' snake baby thrive, The Tablets aro sold by tnediciue dealers or by snail at -25 cents a box 91'090 The D1', 'Willlanls'Medicine Go„ 9lrookvllle, Out, In one region of government forest hand in Argentina it is estimated that there are at least 1,000,000 pine trees large enough far profitable lumber- ing. zetifard'a ielaiment Duma 3)lphthoria, Your thousand pgetences for not getting along better are all nonsense; they deceive nobody but yourself,— Abraham Lincoln. MONEY ORDERS. The safe way to send honey by mail is by Dominion Express Money Older. To remove inkstaine from a carpet or tablecloth, sprinkle• immediately with salt; allow this to soak the ink up, then brush off and apply more salt, Minar::'e Li121m011t Cures Oarget 111 Don). "A man needs philosophy more for the commonplaces of this world than he does for its miseries, ennui being a steadier foe than pain." C� y .-; 1328 Vegetable fats and natural flower extracts give BABY'S OWN SOAP its wonderfully softening and aromatic lather. Sold everywhere. Albert Soap, Limited, Mee., Montreal TORN WINDIWS &DOORS 10(25 to suit your onetime. Fined with slam, Safe de- livery cu,rantoed. Wife(et cut dtent " Write for Print ire! 114.,,.5 lie. Insure elutes comfort Tho HALLIDAV COaaPA9IV, Litnitod 58015T80 Fume 11arneerona Were Onset cl Advertiseme 6, 'p von gaze. J. Adria tW ntY 911)09 9) hra g d Bro$, Bothwell, (mimeo, tee WAN410P 1]I A4v 1'Ulig, WHAT UAVl7 Y01,1114U what price? Saeid, Bros., 'Bothwell,. itntario. waereten i 351sT CLAbS 04 wage 10,.24. gtato oxper!once and lvagea wanted. told pros„ 10oihwell, Ont. XISOnrlr.saPsouo, 19)45 WANT791) ALI'V4, 30 C17NTki a p00nd, arty slza, 7 pay .80(95889 15(911in +00 miles 0f .'0901190, No 298089- than for sln'lnkage. Mamma- Lewls, 001) Dundee West, Toronto. t,NCL it, TUMORS, LUMP1, AWL:.lnternai and external, nod without; auln Or -our home treatment. Write 110 before tee late, Tar, • 'Beeman Medical (lo., ic,hmited, Coliingwood. Ont. rao tact S:rlaoq Y,pia 8q _ RAW FURS & GINSENG Write for price lista and shipping toga. ?y3 Years of Reliable Trading Reference -Union Bank of Canoga, N. SILVER aao et, Puma so W„ rMOntroal, P.Q, 11151'102Ms Pioneer Dog 1Leaa0dies 11300)1 on DOG DISEASES and now to .seed Mailed Pres to any Ad- dress by the -Author. U. Clay Glover Co., Eno. 118 West 31st 5t1'eet Now 50x19. FA eeoa aaViraeaawe'peeeaee• o i spe s L Cure • M. D. advices t "Pomona who onffar fesua oFmoro itldigeetion e) e and constipation can cure thorn- ®) a ` • selves by Wong fifteen to thirty drops of Extract of Roots e a after each meal and at bedtime. n Tide remedy is known es Mother (m' Seige1e Curative Syrup inthe drug o, trade." riot the genuine. 50c. o and $1.00 Bottles. 1 m e)) .9..a eve•e'1'oaeeeoeaoseB/A E NEURALGIA ALGIA ATTACKS NERVES Slean's Liniment scatters the congestion and relieves pain A little, applied without rubbing, will penetrate immediately and rest and soothe the nerves. Sloan's Liniment is very effective in allaying ekternal pains, strains, bruises, aches, stiff joints, sore mus- cles, lumbago, neuritis, sciatica, rheu- matic twinges. Keep a big bottle always on hand for family use, 09fade in Canada. Druggists everywhere. 85c, 70e, $1.40, All grades. Write for mecca. TORONTO SALT WORKS ..9. CLIFF - TORONTO A swcz is 1870 JbROPSCOUGHS Mother's Coughs and Colds Co Quickly She cannot afford to be sick and neglect her household duties. At the first sympe toms she prepares the way •;t for quick recovery by the Immediate use of Gray's 01 Syrup—a household preparation of sixty ears standing. Mother ro gra. y ,F 0Flier -A '•n✓' 11 Ladies Perfume Your Skin With Cation Talcum Antiseptic, prophylactic, deodoriz- ing, fragrant and refreshing, Cnti- cure Talcum is an Ideal face, akin, baby and dusting powder. Conve- nient and economical, takes the place of other perfumes for the person. A few grains sullicicnt. One of the In- diepensable'Cutcura Toilet Trio for keeping the skin pure and sweet. Cute 4v, Soap 2Se., Ointment 75 end 60e. TM - rum 25e.plan Canadian duties, Sold eveuvrher,. Naa'itoneIIaacherce edemas: Oaneura, Dept. FOR GREATER HORSE EFFICIENCY GIVE Spohn's Distemper Compound Q -° The rigor and, changes of winter weather reduce your ' horse's vitality, In such condition he ie susceptible to ) • contagious disease. Hie efficleney is lowered if hiseqys- 0 - tentta not able to withstand expesure t0 disease, SPO;i14'tt Willkeepyour horse in Oondltlon and. free Prom diaeaso.) Prevents and relieves Diatempor, Influenza, Slag syedl Coughs and 0005. Buy from your druggist. SPOR17 7rEA8CA1t 00111PAI719, (1•OZ15185,. INDIA/VA, 97.8,,.' ONLY TABLETS MARKED "BAYER" ARE, ASS IRIN Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross", p'or Colds, rain, Rilottmattem, Aeh- pec age which contains eco i 1p1e 4 lutg Joints, Lumbago, elehatica, Nett -(feat ons, Thep, 'a tt aro gellfillg xitis, and for' I•Ioatlnelle, ;Nournleire Aspirin -f19 pebn]no Aelti1i3 prem Toothache, 1teette 10, take .19ep)riu eerfbed byy Pbry�ilejans f'r ,P113,1' 11010? marked with •C 5 name "Bayer" or icon ya9t'8, 7015 ;pada {11 nano/ you are not Lakin Ael)irin at tali, ' Haiti " 9th twice 4031 �felt 12 }i t Accept only 'Bay; aver Tabiote of lQ is was but a f tv Oen9p0, bggl8 is ..,, ' 1 _" ;Aspirnt la ell tttrbralce)t"Beyer"Glop 0a1� lar r iiia or �agbs, There es 0011y OSlo.A9pirl"eleyer'e-•' 'on,, wince One "MVO" Aspirin la the trade marl; (registered In Canada) 09 P5y0ren)itseture a g�{stnp teetttpgaldeater et ea110yit080le, 'whin it is Well Inter0 that 411111 a1OABrtfi� 13a7N n)atniraeture, to testae Ota 31,1,110 against elm/monkthe, T 1110(1) o Bayer a9mpa8 Will be stamped . n'ilh 91(019't;iuc,ul wade Sae% filo "0059 Cross,'