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LIVE POULTRY WANTED
1000HENS
1000 CHICKENS
500 DUCKS
!Each week at our Poultry
Feeding Plant for the balance
of 1918. Prices paid according
to quality and fancy prices peed
for large properly fattened milk
fed chickens.
NEW LAID EGGS
Meatless days are making
very high prices for eggs. M-
though grain prices are high
It will pay; you to take, special
care of your stock of hens and
pullets,
GIIM48111018 & Co,, Limited
The up-to-date Firm
Clinton Branch Phone 100
N. W. Trewartha, Manager
•.or Holmesville•4 on 142.
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DISSOLVING '
PARTNERSHIP
As we are dissolving part-
Imership in December.' we
would ask that all .accounts
be paid promptly, Aft&
December 20th all past, due
iaccounts Will be taken over
by a collector and to% will
be added for collecting.
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SPANISH I) FLUENZA
Do Not Fear When Fighting it
Gerlilun or a Germ!
Br An. M, 0001£,
The 000t fighter always wine and so
there ie no need to become panto-
stricken: Avoid fear and crowds, Ex-
ercise in the fresh air and practice the
three'C'd : A Olean Mouth, a Clean
Skin and Clean .Bowels, To carry off
the poisons that aocainnlate within the
body and to ward off an attack of the
influenza bacillus, take a good liver
regulator to move the bowels.'' Such a
one is made up of May -apple, leaves of
.,aloe, root of jalap, and is to be had
at any drug store,, and called "Pleasant
Purgative Pellets." •
if a bad cold develops, go to bed, wrap
up well, drink freely of bot lemonade
and take a hot mustard foot -bath.
Have the bedroom Warty but well ven-
tilated. Obtain at the nearest • drug
store eAnaric Tablets" to flush the
kidneys and control the pains and
aches. Take an "Anuric" tablet every
two bours, together with copious drinks
of lemonade, If a true case of influ-
enza, the food ehould be simple, such as
broths, milk, buttermilk and ice-cream;
but it is important that food be given
regularly in order to keep up patient's
strength and vitality. After the acute
attack has passed, which is generally
from three to seven days, the system
should be built up by the use of a good
iron tonic, such as "Irontio" tablets, to
be obtained at' some drug stores,or
that well known blood -maker and
herbal tonic made from roots anti
barks of forest trees -sold everywhere an
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dimoovery,
SUSPICIOUS
Barman -'Strikes me there's one o'
those blooming German spies in the
smokeroom, sir. 'E's bragging about
bein' a Scotsman, an the whisky I took
'im a quarter of an hour ago 'e ain't
even touched yet." -
Don't be tempted to chuoee cheap
jewelery. Far better to pay a fair
price and know exactly what you
are getting, t
Yon will never be sorry -for as a
matter of money, it is easy the
most economical. e
That has been said so often that
everybody' by this tine should
know it -and vet there is no
sceseity of cheap jewelry in the
land
Now to get personal -If ymt would
like to mien chat sort altogether-
If you would like to buy where'
nothing but high qualitiee are
dealt hi -COME HERE.
And even at that, uo person ever
said our prices wore unfair
W. FZ. enter
Jeweler and Optician
er el Marriage Licenses
FOLD' & McLEOD
A Carload of
Govt. Standard
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H. T. RANCE
Notary Public, Conveyancer,
Financial and Real Estate
INSURANCE AGENT -Representing 19 Fire in
suranee Companies.
Division Court Office.
Piano Tuning
Mr, James Doherty wishes to In-
form the public that he is pre-
pared to do fine piano tuning,
tone regulating; and repairing,
Orders left at W. Doherty's phone
61, will receive prompt attention,
( Q ;tuition, K d1.
Barrister. Solicitor, Ow,veyancer, Etc
Office of Albert Street, occupied i'y
?Jr. Hooper. Li Clinton on every
Tbursday, and on anv day for which
appointments are made. Gf$ce hours
from 9 a,m. to 0 p m. A grind vault in
connection with the office. Of rte open
every week day, Mr, Hooker will muse
any oppointrnentsfor Mr. Catneron.
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DR. J. C. GANDIER
Office at Residence, Victoria Street
Clinton, - - Ontario
DR. W. GUNN
Office at Residence'
Corner High and Kirk Streets.
Clinton Ontario
DR. V. R. AXON
DENTIST
Crown and sertddo Work a Specialty.
Graduate of C.O,D.S.,. Chicago, and 11,0,13,13
Toronto.
gayholil 011 Menders. Mar let to D'.
DR. R. FOWLli lt,
DENTIST.
OMcee over O'NEIL'B atone.
Special cure taken to make dental tree I
'rent as painless se poaeible.
THOMAS GUNDRY
Live stock and general Auction nee
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Now Era office, Clinton'prom w7 ['steno,
to, Terme t130,001101)10.. Farmars eels nes,
lisoottnted.
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PRNIKERS
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Drafts Maned. Inletest ellowa+l e
deposits
OTTAWA ORDER /
LIFTS THE BAN ON
2,000 DEFAULTERS
'MEN WHO DEFIED M. S. A.
ARE NOW FREE TO COME
BACK HOME
"FLUNKER$ OF WORST TYPE,"
SAY OFFICERS
Mil?taty defaulters -{nen who have
defied the military authorities and
registrars of the Military -Service
Act since the inception of conscrlp
tion-are"free men, free to return'
hone, and immune from punishment.'
Orders from the Adjutant -General
at Ottawa sy.ere received at military
headquarters stating that no further
arrests of defaulters under the M, S. A.
are to be made and all proceedings a-
gainst defaulters are to be stooped,
except in cases where bribery has iteen
committed toobtain exemption, where
every effort will be matte to obtain a
conviction,
This new order has caused hutch
surprise among military men who
have been doing everything in their
power to bring defaulters to jus-
tice, "Defaulters are wore than
conscientious objectors," stated one
military officer, "They are 'flunk-
ers" of the worst type. The objector
has to serve his term in the peniten-
tiary, but the man who failed to re-
port when ordered is permittted to
return hone and escape punishment."
Six Classes
There are, six classes of defaulters
listed under the M. S, A. They are:
1. Men Who have failed to com-
ply with the proclamation of October
13, 3917
"2. Men who have reported for
service or claimed exemption under
the M. S. A., who have failed to report
for medical examination when or-
dered to do so."
"3. Men who, having been ordered
to report for duty, failed to do so."
"4. Men who, having been taken on
the strength of a unit of the C, E. F.
or of the active militia, either as a
volunteer or drafted, and either before
or after the issue of the proclama-
tion, are now or hereafter absentees
without leave.
"5. Men who have been granted
leave of absence and who failed to
comply with conditions upon which
their leave was granted.'
"G. Men added to Class 1
'by ex-
tension of the Al, S' A., who failed to
report or register as required."
The McI4iIlo•tt A'1i,et2ai.'e•a
Fire inSar'aMesaa t/,l
Parma and isolated Town F7x'rias
arty Only tottered.
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iread Ofec-Seittorth, Ont
Officers
J. Connolly, Goderielr, President• Jas,
Evans, Beechwood, Vtee-Preeldenti
Thos. E. Hays, Seafortlr, Ser-etaty
Treasurer.
W A S ,''sf§' E A K
ALL RUN DOWN
FROM HEART and NERVES.
Mrs, Percy G. McLaughlin, Lawrence
Station, N.B., writes: "I am writing to
tell you that 1 have used Milburn's Heart
and Nerve Pills, and find since I com-
menced to use them that. I fool altogether
a different woman. 1 was weak and
run down from my heart and nes,jn
was recommended 16 try your pills by
Mr, James H. Scott wile as taken them
and says if it were not for them be could
not live. When I finish the box I am
now taking I will be completely cured.
Iwish to thank you for putting up such,
& wonderful medicine, and 1 will gladly
recommend it to one and all,"
To allthose who 4uffer in any way from
their heart or nerves, 1MIilburn's Heart
and Nerve Pills will come as a great boon.
;They strengthen and stimulate the weak
heart to pump pure, rich, red blood to
elle-parts of the body, strengthen the
nattered nerves, and bring a feeling of
contentment over the whole beds, ,
Price Me. a box at all dealer's or mailed
direct on receipt of price by The T. Mil-
burn Co., Limited; Toronto, Ont.
Asonte
Alex. Leitch, No, t, Chilton; L'ii,,r,rd
Hinckley, Seaforth• Wm 'aim' _,,ty E
mondviile; J, W. co,1fGoiter:eat ,
Jarmuth, Brodhagen.
lbirectore
Wm.Mini,No. 2, Seeforth lobo Pen.
newels, Brodha en t James f . ai
wood; 111. Melton, tL flsaa ns,
Connolly, GOderieh tt 6 Miff: e 1
No, 3. $eafnrits i. ",Ciefaet
Walston; Robert i"snip. UUtioIu,i:, �,i,
Mtctrtne, No, y. Seefwrth.,
THE COUNTRY'S
,• GREATEST AREA
Dorninibet Makes A Full Third Of The
Wale British Empire
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IIave you ever come out
of p theatre, or church or
over,bcated roots and felt,
immediately the cold night
air err f*lit your throat and
brcnthiog pi sages, that you
were ge ti b to catch cold?
ri7:rt is the time to take
Peps. '11.1.0 or three Peps
taken at once will prove an
unfailing preventive. A
cold developed means need.
less suffering and expense:
Safeguard yourself by al.
ways keeping a box of Peps
on hand.
Theyare also best for
cough,sore throat and bron-
ohitis. All dealers, 50c. box.
Canada contains one-third the area
of the British Empire -3,529,665 square
miles, 50 percent of which is not yet
included in provinces. -Canada's three
northern districts of MacKenzie, Un-
gava and Franklin are larger than
China, and there are nearly a trillion
square miles of practically unexplored
area in the far north.
Canada is as large as 30 United
Kingdoms and 13 Germanys; it is
twice the size of British India; almost
as large as Europe; 18 times the 'size
of France and 33 tines as large as
Italy, Canada is bounded by three
oceans; ets 1.3,000 mile coast lineequ-
als half the circumference of earth.The
boundary line between 'Canada and the
United States is 3,009 mileslong; 1,600
by land, 1,400 through hater, Canada
is larger in area than the United
States, including Alaska, by 111,992
square miles ('Canada, 3,729,665; Uni-
ted States and Alaska, 3,617,673).
Britain's over -seas Empire is one hun-
dred tinies the size of the Motherland.
Canada has 33 percent of the Empire
area, but only 1 t-3 percent of popula-
tion of 400 millions,
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Sianature.of
KAISER TALKED .BIG
FOR 4 YEARS THEN
CHANGED HIS TUNE
London, Nov, 12, Prominence is
given by the British newspapers to
some of the utterances made by former
Einperor William while the war was
in progress, In the year 1914, ire sand.
Before the leaves fall from tke trees
we shall be back again in the dear
fatherland. Exterminate that the
treacherous English and walk over Gen.
French's contemptible little army. The
warlike spirit still lives in the German
people-thatepowerful spirit which at-
tacks the enemy wherever it finds him
regardless of the cost.
"fou, my troops, are my guarantee
that l can dictate peace to my:enemies,
Up and at the foes! God's goodness
will guide the German people through
battle to victory -to the goal appointed.
German people to Providence. I have
drawn the sword which, without vic-
tory aced without honour, I cannot
sheathe again. We stand with our
hearts toward God -to the dust with all
the e:,tgmies of Germany, Anten,"
,THE NEXT YEAR.
In the year 1915 the Germen ruler
said:
"Our brave soldiers have shown
them -selves to be invincible in battle
against nearly the whole world.. The
war drama is now coming to its close,"
To the King of the Senussi, he said:
-"Our coninton enemies whom Allah
will annihilate to the last pian shall fly
before Ehee. So be it."
Regarding the United States, the
emperor declared:
"America bad' better look out
after
the war. 1 shall stand no nonsense
froal the Americans. My destructive
sword hascrushed the Russians. in
a short while 1 will announce new vic-
tories, The War drama is now coming
to its close. in a just cause 1 ant
ready to force myself to be cruel."
THEN IN 1916.
In 1916 the emperor Said: -"The
world was prepared for anything but
a victory of the German fleet over the
British fleet. Fear will creep into the
bones of the enemy.
"Bucharest has been teketn. What a
magnificent success on the road to
complete victory has been gained with
God's help.
"Germany is invincible in spite of
the superior numbers of our enemies,
and every day
confirms this
anew.
Ger-
many knows her strength and she re-
lies on Ood's
"The foe is defending his native soil
foot by foot. This is the resistance •oT
despair, but it must lee broken. He has
prepared his soup and now he must,
sup it, i look to you to see to it,
"All Germany contemplates with.
pride her brave sons, whose deeds,
with God's help, will be a landmark on
the road to final victory."
AND IN 1917.
In 1917 the head of the German 'be -
title said:
"If the enemy does not want peace
then we "lust bring peace by battering
in with iron fist and shining sword the
doors of those who will not have peace.
"Victory, in the coming year will
again be on our side, and' on that .of
our allies. 1f only we cast the burden
oh the Lord He will smite the foe hip
and thigh as He did Amalek, the pro-
totype of perfidious Eitglaed,
Our 'U-boats are not going to rest
until with God's help, the enemy is
beaten. With the help of God, who
has hitherto gracious protected us, the
enemy shall have a decision:
"England is particularly the enemy
to be struck down, however difficult
it may be."
"The year 19 t 7 with its great battles
has proved that the German people
has iii ' the Lord) of Creation above an
unconditional and - avowed ally. an
whom it can absolutely rely."
BUT 1N 1918.
It June, 1418, the emperor .said:
"God, the Lord, has laid a heavy
burden on my slioulders, but 1 can
carry it in the consciousness of our
good right, with confi'deiiee in our
Japanese Women Patriotic
The Women's Patriotic Society of
Japan is probably the largest in the
world, having over 1,000,000 mem-
bers.
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einem Sword and our strength,"
This was followed by various utter
auleea of growing. despondency.
TO CONTINUE RED
CROSS WORK
Clothing end Other Things Needed
For Refugees --A Council
Meeting on Nov, 26.
The following telegram has been
sent from the Centra! Ofliee of the
Canadian Red Cross Society to its
various Provincial and District Head
,quarters;
"The Council meeting cm Noy-
either
oy-el her 26 will discuss fully the peace
policy of the society, Meanwhile mat-
erials on hand should be used for ref-
ugee work, which becomes Increasing-
ly urgegt, as the German .evacuate'
occupied lands. Reserve of supplies
also needed in 'Canada for work is
military hospitals. Have requested the
Government to obtain 'for the soc-
iety the earliest possible informa-
tion as to arrangements for return and.
repatriation of prisoners."
BETCHA!
This life would be a merry jaunt,
' From woe we'd all be free,
Were we as honest 4awe want
All tither Wren to be.
-Luke McLuk'e.
And all of us would now wear wings
Like birds that pierce the blue,
If we would only do the things
Our neighbors want us to,
-Nebraska State Journal.
And we would sit in places high,
The highest on the earth,
If the old world but had the eye •
To recognize our worth,
-Houston Post.
This life would be a Sunday school,
Without a thing to jar,
If people thought us just as good
Ae-people believe we are.
-'-Memphis Commercial -Appeal
Life would be free from sorrow's touch
And every pain and ache,
if we had only half as much
As people think we stake.
THE AfTERIffEC ES
Of DREADED lit ERE
Worse Than the Disease Itself—
Victims Left Weak, Nervous
and Worn Out.
Pain? XIirst's will stop it!
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CASTORIA
A breakfast tray set of delft blue
linen is bound in white bias seam
binding, and lettered in white, Roman
block letters. The set consists of a
tray cloth 18x14 inches, and' a 12 -inch
napkin.
On the long side of a piece of net
stitch (or whip if you have tune)- It
val edge. Gather, at the place of
stitching, over a fine milliner's wire --
gather, oh, so slightly. About one
and one-half' inches from the wire
make a shall casing, through which
run a silk elastic, •Sew the short
edges together in a fine seam, adorn
with a chin -strap of ribbon and a bud
or so, and you have a very fetching
breakfast cap, So.
A bag 8 inches square filled with
various sized corks and corkscrews
should be easily made and unfailingly
useful, even where state-wide is in ef-
fect.
A remnant of crepe de chine will
stake an envelope -shaped) night gown
case, edged with val lace insertion and
fitted with a covered button and a loop,
Most of the new bottles for shampoo
are attractively shaped. In extreme
need, why not empty one"s bottle, have
it filled with the prospective owner's
favorite toilet water, and dress it up
with a skirt of plaited lace applied with
a gold braid, finished with an apple or
two of colored silk,
Anybody who has a supply of col-
ored enamels, and most of us have
these beetle flays, 'stay transform a
holdeiy cigar can into a glorious hum-
idor by a few well applied strokes of
the camel's hair brush. Mother's cov-
ered butter crook naay undergo the
sante treatment and emerge a radiant
black enameled candybox with sun-
bonnet girls disporting themselves at
top of cover. Bunny rabbit slippers of.
white felt, shaped at the front to stake
Bunny's nose, are sewed to a wool -
covered sole. Pink bead eyes, nose
and felt ears attached above the eyes,
make a realistic rabbit to lure a wide-
awake baby to his crib,
Inexpensive sets of imitation ivory
may be touched, by an artistic hand,
with a wreath of flowers, or a silhou-
ette in dark blue or black, This is a
gift royal made possible.
A strip of crepe de chine seamed
and turned, and finally tipped at eacih
end with a fancy bead or a metal but-
ton stakes a natty necktie.
One of fine com tnonly called
"Hay-
seed hats" when hound and lined and
handled with silk and tacked together
at two edges, becomes a fetching
knitting bag. A spray of berries or
natural looking fruit may be added• as
an outside touch to make the one-
time hayseed feel at home,
Among the gifts that may go in an
envelope are money cases of heavy
linen, to wear when travelling; a
watch case of chamois, silk covered;
any style of hat or frock sachet; a
veil case of !noire; an eyeglass bright-
ener of flannel,
La Grippe, or Spanish influenza as
the epidemic now sweeping over all
America is called, is one of the most
dangerous diseases known to man-
kind, Anyone who has felt its pangs
is not likely to forget the trouble.
La Grippe, or influenza, starts with a
slight cold and ends with a compli-
cation of troubles. It lays the vic-
tim on his back, tortues hint with
fevers, and chills, headaches and back-
aches, It leaves him a prey to pneu-
monia, bronchitis, consumption and
other deadly, diseases,. Its after a€'
fects are often more 'serious than the
disease itself. 1t is quite possible to
avoid la grippe by keeping the blood
rich and red by the use of Dr, Wil-
liams' Pink Pills -a tome medicine
which enriches the blood and
strengthens the nerves, if, however,
the disease attacks you, the patient
should at brace go to bed, and call a
doctor before complications set in,
That is the only safe thing to do. But
to recover your strength. after' the
severity of the attack has passed, you
will find) Dr. Williams' Pink Pills an
unsurpassed tonic. Tlerought the use
of this medicine all the evil after
effects of this trouble will be banish-
ed, This has been proved in thou-
sands of • cases throughout 'Canada,
where in previous seasons la grippe
has attacked them, Among the many
thus restored to full health is Miss
Irene Bootes, Portsmouth, Ont., who
says "1 take much pleasure in re-
commending Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
because 1 have proved their worth in
Y own case. a n
c Last viwinterter
1 had a
my
severe attack of la grippe stud it left
me weak and alt run down. I had
severe pains in the chest and under
the arms, palpitation of the heart and
attacks of neuralgia which left me
with the feeling that lifo was scarcely
worth living. 1 was advised io try
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills and began
their use only on the principle that i
would try anything that might better
my condition. I had only been using
the 'pills a couple of weeks when the
pains' began . to leave ate. Gradual-
ly my strength returned, my appetite
improved, and in a little more than a
month 1 felt all my old time vigor had
returned. 1 ani sincerely glad 1 was
persuaded to try Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, and I shall always have a good
word to say 'for them. •
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills not only
cure the disastrous after effects of la
grippe, but :also a specific for all
troubles due to poor blood , suich as
anaemia, rheumatism, indigestion,
woltien's ailments, and the generally
worn out feeling that affects so many
people, You can get, these pills
through any dealer in medicine, or by
mall at •50 cents a box or six boxes
foe $2.50 from The ttr. Williams'
Medicine Go., Brockville, Ont.
ATTRACTIVE HURRY UP GIFTS
Who in this hurried season hath not
said to herself at ,r last moment,
"How could i have . rgotten Fanny?
And where have 1 mislaid the socks i
bought for Bob?
Soine such frenzied questioqs all of
us ask of ourselves at the eleventh
hour. What an Utopia this world
would he bn Christmas eve, if we all
could have the foresight to buy a few
extra gifts, which it not needed night
be used later? Olt, why? Oli, why?
But with "just living" clear out of
bounds, end extra time and extra gifts
hard to garner, these few silggestions
may stimulate a jadled nand tr tet
last stitch, To Save Fanm fer mgr•.
Sachets of Frenclry hness are
made of a 12-ineit squara f silk fold-
ed into a triangle. Fiji Alt n layer of
008011 f' °n4:rott I °'peinaled with
sachet Wee with erail+ if the silk,
pinked 'au the t'4,,e.,1, i, i't,' tonealete
with a, spray .af re , la ` , t: d a' bit of
Veen for leave.. Lt. ,,.1t-,•aharmailti
Boat Driven By Aerial Propellers
Mail between cities sae miles apart
on a river in Columbia is being car-
ried by a light draft, high speed boat
driven by aerial propellers,
Chucaren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORlA
The Smallest Race
In This Life.
We hear much of love to God. Christ
spoke mach of love to man. We make
a great deal of peace with heaven.
Christ made much of peace on earth.
Religion is not a strange or added
thing, but the inspiration of the semi -
lar life, the breathing of an eternal
spirit through this temporal weeati-
Man and His Faith. It
Faith is the substratum of lire; so
that a man will be as he believes, and
will believe as he lives, --Wm. M. Tay-
lor. _ .. .
GUARD THE BABY
AGAINST COLDS
The smallest known race is that of
the bushmen of Southern Africa, the
mean height being 4 feet 3 % inches,
To guard the baby against colds
nothing can equal Baby's Own Tab-
lets. 'l'Ite Tablets are a mild laxative
that will keep the little one's stomach
and bowels working regularly. It is a
recognized fact that where the stony`
ach and bowels are fm good order that
colds will not exist; that the health of
the little one will be good and that he
will thrive and be happy. The Tab-
lets are sold by medicine dealers or• by
mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville,
Ont.
Says Camphor Saves Gasoline
Adding an ounce of camphor to each •
five gallons of gasoline he
uses, au
English automobolist claims to effect
a feul saving of 20 per cent,
NEVER TOLLED
WITH CONSTIPATIOiN
SINCE TAKING
MILBURN'S LAXA-LIVER PILLS.
Too often one is liable to dismiss con-
stipation as a trifle. It is not. When
you allow your bowels to become clogged
Up, there pours a stream .of polluted
waste into the blood instead of it being
carried off by nature's channel, the
bowels, and when this waste matter gets
into the blood it capes headaches, jaun-
dice, piles, livor complaint, sour stomach
and manyother troubles.
• By taking Milburn's Lan -Liver Pills
you will find that the bowels will be kept
regular in their action, the,poisoning of
the blood and general weakening of the
system is rectified, and the entire body
is restored to normal condition.
Miss Elsie Zimmerman, Thedford Ont.,
writes: -"I have used your Milburn's
Laxa-Liver Pills for constipation, and
have never found mytelf troubled since.
I am very glad to have found something
to cure mo, and will always tell everyone
about them who is troubled in the same
way as l was."
lyrics 25o, a vial at all dealers or mailed
direct on receipt of price by The T. Mil-
burn Co., Limited, Tomato, Ont.
WiLHELM HAS HiS MAILED
FiST READ BY FOCH
-That/broken line is the Hinden-
burg Tinel -Your "life" line is very
shortl-You are going on a long jour.
ney, but won't require your overcoat)
Dogs
:".ane Of the Oldest, D ss
One of the oldest types of dog is
the
greyhound,
"........$" .
szurtna -_ei
•r kyr LAO! Ft) t�
,0 f"ii O k
A beautiful colrlj•71t,'.if1AT i.i t;:� a1at.��9A'<i ialrf.'z of
good blood and a healthy l,k,:ltr, Niltcrt *t emelt,,
liver and blood are is good ti: t'lcr, t.::. ,., �, tt at>•c
lovely, Unoi fslitlybloe4ht':. 1...,!1:74.:141cad
sallowness shoe the need of a
and regulate the vital orkan c 9 r '.--
tion. Good hcaltthant'. f_, .i.:, .
°lata osery'whers In ,"•saiada roost fs.i., M t
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