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WO will payyon -the following
prices, or higher if 1111W21t :war-
rants,, .for Fresh Eg'g's delivered
o71i warehouse op to 521d include
lug -A,pril e, 1eee -
P'reSIt Extras „ 70 doz.
k'nesli'$'irats970,ctoz.
T'reels, Seconds and
Graoks-.. "d30 ii oz.
Deal with an .old eel'lable bustt,
nest house with a reputation of
more than sixty-five years for
Square dealing, Best 'prices
paid. prompt payments. Cases
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plied,60c each, complete, (Jelly.
eyed, :payment in advance:
Reference:—Your.. Own Banker.
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A Chinese
agna Carta
What may well 'prove to be an illi-
t'portant step- towards constitutional
.,guarantees, hitherto significantly tack-
ing in China, is discerned by time
keeu political students in a' Bill of
• Rights which has been jointly spun-
• pored l>y Dr. ft, Ii. Kung, Minister of
Industry, Commerce and Labor, and
Mn Ohiao Y&tang, a prominent Na-
tionalist leader. This Bill of Rights
has been widely printed throughout
the Chinese press, and has attracted
a good deal of attention both in the
English press in China and from the
newspapers efTapan.
Aocording to despatches just seedy -
ed, the first article of this Chinese
Magna Charta sets forth that the
Chinese people, irrespective of "race;
Caste, sex, or 'creed, shall enjoy lull
legal equality,•and the second provides
that no person shall be restrained or
deprived of his lib0'_ty without due
•
ANY SEASON
Is Vacation Time
In Atlantic City'
ANY VACATION
Is An Assured Success
If You Stay at the
ST. C :ARLES
With the Finest Location
and the Longest Porch
• on the Boardwalk
Offering the ulthnate in Service
with Unexcelled Cuisine
i
f uxtialous clubroom' for
( you,thisTouristihirdCab.
gi Smoke Room on the Antonia
-typical of the accommodation
in this popular class on all the;
'Cunard "A" ships. You wilt be;
surprised at the size and comfort
:of the Tourist Third Cabin'Pubile
Rooms when you travel Cunard.)
'You win enioy the service for
.Which all Cilnarders are famouia
Weekly soilings from Montrea) toed
Quebec) from April 261h,
Book through The Cunard tine
Corner of Say end Wellington
Streets, Toronto,to,(Tel. El in
3471), or any steamship agent
CA,NAt1AN SERVICE
• MIN 4.TOURIST1HIRD CABINS -THIRD MSS'
SU -8
process of law,` No one is to ,be
tiubject to tite juvisdiction of military
courts except those in the seryioe of
tiie •army, navy, or aerial forces en-
gaged in war or in areas of occupa-
tion.
The principle of freedom of speech
anti Of the press Is aferined by another
article, which declares that everyone
has the right, within the bounds of
the' law,'to express his views by word'
of mouth, by writing oi', drawing, or
by any other method that he may
think of. It is also providedthat
within 'the limits set by the law the
people shall have the right to assemble
and to organize. The right of privacy.
as.regards the mails, telephones, tele -
'graphs and 'other means' of communi-
cation is recognized.
Other: articles ley it down that no
dwelling -hoose may. be searched with.
out the concent' of theowuor and due
process of law, that every, person
shall have the right to'live and travel
wherever he wishes, and that every-
one shall be permitted to choose his
Owu occupation,' profession, or'em-
ploymeut. No property is to be con-
fiscated -without due process of law,
and every person is to have the right
of free access to the mei.
Parents who have more children
than they can care for can call upon
the State for help; orphans, cripples
and those enfeebled by age have also
a claim to State assistance; while the
right of the workless to ask the State
for employment, the right of landless
peasants to cultivate unowned land,
and the right of Door people to free
education are also fuu.,amental princi-
ples of the Bili. Whatever else it
does, 11 certainly gives indication that
somebody in China has got a clear
grasp of the best foundation upon
which to build a really democratic
Government.
Austria to Build
Scenic Highways.
in Work Program
Vienna—The Austrian Economic
Council, representative of all branches
of trade, industry, commerce and agri-
culture, recently established by the
Government to advise regarding the
best means of overcoming the Pres-
eut economic crisis, has glut forward a
number of definite schemes of de-
velopment which the Chancellor, Dr.
Johann Schober, declares will be act-
ed ou forthwith.
To alleviate unemployment several
new important roads will be built.
Otte of these is through the Waohan
along the Danube from IlIelk to
Krems, which is one of the favorite
tourist resorts int lower Austria. An-
other new route is from Gratz to Jila-
genfurt, known as the Pacicerstrasse,
which will be an important link be.
tweet'. Italy and Hungary.
The third is known as Glacltuer-
stt•asse along the slopes of Austria's
highest mountain in Salzkammergut
which will considerably reduce the
distance for automobiles between Ba-
varia and north Italy and open up a
scenic area of unusual attractiveness.
Further development of waterpower
plants in the "Rohe Tauern" moun-
tains in Salzkantmergut and west.Ty-
rol are planned, When these works
are completed Austria will have large
stores of electrical power for exhort,
an item which it is hoped will com-
pensate in tta trade balance 'for the
coal it lacks. The large sums re-
quired for these schemes must come
principally from the hew international
loan Austria expects to float soon.
Does GradingPay? Yes!
Canadian potatoes Made a good start
for 1030 by tatting a premium in the
Boston nta.rket over the State of
hlaine product, A report received by
the Fruit Branch of the Dominion
Department of Agriculture from the
United States market report service
shows that P.E.I. potatoes selling in
90 pound lots got a price of from live
to fifty ceuts more per unit than was
paid for' the sante class of product
from the State of Maine selling in a
100 pound bag. Every carload and
cargo of potatoes shipped out of P.E.I.
was government inspected and certi-
fied. Yes—grading does Pay.
Minard's Kills Dandruff.
He alone is an acute' observer who
can observe minutely without. being
observed.—Lavater.
,"ae.HAcn/CS4
For Traub/ere
due to Aelet
e"o1oea6noN
Aces svoroACH
HIEAO ACMH
HEADACHE.'
GASES -NAUSEA
About two hours after eating many
people suffer.' from sour stomachs.
They call It fudigestiou. It means
that the stomach nerves have been
over -stimulated. There islexcoss acid:.
The way to correct it is with an alkali.,
which neutralizes many tines its vol.,
acne in aelti
The right way is fi1i11ips' Milk of
Magnesia —Inst -a less dote in
water; It is pleasant, efficient and
harmless. ' It Itas remained the stand-
ard with physicians in the 50 years
since its invention. '
It is the quick method. Results
come almost -instantly. Itis the alt-
proved method. ;You Will never use
another when you know,•
Be' sure to get, thegenuinePhillips'
Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physis
chins for 50 years in correcting excess
Ids. Fee ch contains ft"
tions—any drugstore,
Chinese Financier
Chinese people are beginning to
'ealize the value of currency and are
earning to handle it systematically.
The financialposition in China is bets
er to -day but not;until the govern-
ment adopts higher 'taxation will there
be per se, is the view of IG N. Chang,
President of the Bank of China and
outstanding financial... of the ' country
wito sailed front iraitcouver for Shang-
hai aboard t anadiati : Pacific line
Empresa of Russia recently. Photo-
graph was taken onthe shift.
Tr .i ming. Sphere
For Commerce
"I bear of -an interesting little en-
terprise in Canada for the commer-
cial deveiopment.of spiders' webs. The
very flue threads which the spider
spins are valuable in special kinds•of
photography and, I think; in gun -sight-
ing," says the London corl;espondent
of the Manchester Guardian.
"But it. is not every kind of spider
that- spins a thread delicate enough
for this delicate work, and in Canada
the National Physical Laboratory,
bringing the aid of science to com-
merce, sends out its spider experts to
collect the right variety, and to culti-
vate them as factory workers, so to
speak, much as bees are cultivated
for their honey.
"The process of the education of
these commercial spiders is interest-
ing. They are induced, entirely by
kindness, to walk round. and round a
stick, and as they do so the thread is
wound round it, so that the spider is
made to manufacture a sort of bobbin
of inconceivably fine thread, This
thread is afterwards 'wrapped round
the prongs of a fork which has been
painted beforehand with shellac to
prevent the thread from sticking, and
these forkfuls of gossamer are then
put into cold storage. I believe these
commercial cobwebs are wanted chief-
ly for aerial photography, the thread
being stretched across the diaphragm
of the camera to supply the sighting
line.
"The spider thus joins the tanks of
industrial workers, a prosaic addition
to the exploitation of nature in the
age of business. Perhaps there will
be a spiders' protection society with
proper trade union regulations. It
seems rather a grim business for the
spider, and certainly a contrast to
the poetry of the spider's web, and one
wonders what W. R. Hudson, who
clad his etheral Rima in a diaphanous
Vesture of spider's gossamer, would
have thought of it."
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
AUCF TOEMOTHERS
There is no other medicine of as
great a help to young mothers as
Bally's Own Tablets. These Tablets
are • a mild but thorough laxative
which regulate the bowels; sweeten
the stomach; correct eonstipatihn and
indigestion; break up colds and sim-
ple fevers and make the cutting of
teeth painlees.
Mothers who keep a box of the Tab-
lets in the horse always feel Safe from
the sudden attacks of iluess that seize
their little ones. If baby's Own Tab-
Iets are given. on the first sign of ill-
ness the baby will soon be i;ight again.
Concerning the Tablets Mrs. B. G. Car-
ver, Lyndale, P.L.I., writes;—"I al-
ways keep Baby's Own Tablets in the
house and find theist a wonderful help
in keeping my baby well,"
-Baby's Owu Tablets are sold by all
medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box front The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Moscow and Montreal
Quebec Action Catholique Ind,): 33y
the orders of Moscow, on Thursday 'of
last week March 0, , .. four thousand
people in the City of Montreal tried
to parade and demonstrate in the
streets! Four thousand people, just
consider the figure' Montreal is
taking orders from Moscow. There
must, therefore, be a Bolshevist or-
ganization in Montreal. And, judg-
ing by the number of people who obey
these inetructions, liew can we doubt
the existence of continuous propag-
anda?- The fact Is that in Montreal,
as in many Canadian towns there are
nuclei or cells of Communists. . They
distrilbuterevolutionary irter'atnre,
even to children,
One Scotland Yard
For United Kingdom
Memories of One of the First
Big Five Officers and
Their ' System
Yard Has ;Nothin • Ti Learn
f .,%t9Y1
n Foreigners
The need fora national detective
force and the continuance of hanging
and the Lash to deter clo of and' - des-
perate modern criminals were in an
interview urged by Mr. Chanes 11r'
row, sole survivor of; the ince (Tetec-
DO YOU FEAR
A HEARTY MEAL?
Ilr. 'Williams Pitik -Pills Will
Tone Up Your Stomach Mak-
i. ing: TViealtizlne a Pleasure
Are you afraid ot.meal-tithe? noes
Dating distress you? Would you rah -
or go without. food? 'That is •the Con-
dition of many due entireiy'•to indiges-
tion. There .can be no perfect diges-
tlou hence no enjoyment of meal-
timd—uniess you have rich, red blood.
This pure blood is necessary to tone
up your Swindell and make it capable
lives+ who , following; .rent anr.acioti of prouerh digesting the food.
constituted in 1906 the Fleet Council elan? seseeeled sfamach remedies.
of Five pollen hearlgt Itri;e'.'S• merely .t p cu digeet your ?Cod for you,
The other', ofiicei's were CLit=.P lit- That le a mistahe—nature slimed do
epeetore Forest, Lox, Drew, and 11a'ethat work Allo if aai'tl i'9 does not do
and the system the five e•rolved:ha; it serious results are bound to follow.
largely helped to secure. for SCatlnit7..
Yard its acknowledged/0 ineuce, Tone up your•stomach by driving out
the poisons that are inthe blood.
Best Scientists
Mr. Arrow said: "T firmly believe'
that there should be one Scotland' Yard
for the 'United Ii:ingdomn. By that I
mean there should be one 'detective
headquartersto which the best men
of the country and city constabularies
should be sent. ; ,
"I would not interfere in the slight-
est with the organization of local uni;
form police :forces, but one central
authority, for 'criminal investigation
would"mean even greater • efficiency
than at present.
The British system of police work
—and, of course; that means Scotland
Yard -has nothing to learn from any
foreign nation. Detection of crime is
developing along scientific lines, but
that does not mean that i]nglaud
should, like some other•oountries, de-
velop a police scientific staff. We can
always go to the very best men in the
country, and we do.", •
Mr. Arrow said that thirty years ago
there were perhaps more clever crim-
inals than clever detectives.
"But to:day," he declared; "it is the
other way about. The general clever-
ness of criminals is greater, and there
are a number of outstanding crooks,
but the general level of the detective
force is very mucic higher:"
No "Dr. Morlartys"
One popular idea was given short
shift by Mr. Arrow.
"It is all nonsense to talk about iiri-
tislt criminals working in big gangs.
They simply do not do it, and when
an officer gets up in the witness -box
and tells the judge that the prisoner
is a member of the "Forty Thieves,"
it is so much romance.
Nor are there any "Master Crinin.
als." Two or three men may work
together; and one is naturally the
lender, but there is no great organizer
and director of crime like "Dr. Mori•
arty"—except*in works of fiction.
On the other hand, there always
have been criminals of outstanding
ability. I met one iu the Strand the
other day lie was a great worker
here and on the Continent and I dare
say, although he is au elderly mum
now, he is still operating. The really
big receivers have gone. in the old
days there wore men of seemingly
strict probity,_
pillars of the local
church and a11that. If anyone could
be described as "Moriarty" they could,
for they encouraged thieves and
others to make profits out of their
booty. But they have disappeared.
Receivers n0W operate on a Inuoll
smaller scale.
Fear of the Lash
Mr, Arrow denounced the proposed
abolition of corporal punishment, say-
ing:
"It will be one of the greatest mis-
takes our law-makera ever made if
they abolish it. If flanging vvero abol-
ished, there would be more murders,
and More policenteu would be killed.
It is because we hang murderers that
so few burglars carry weapons, but
when at the utmost it could only mean
a few years' more imprisonment if a
policeman trying to matte alt arrest
were Milled, what burglar would hesi-
tate to kill if he thought by so doing
he hada chance of getting away,"
"Crimes of violence are very proper-
ly punished by the lash. To those
who advocate its abolition pause to
think what the effect of being Mauled
about by a brutal ruffian must Have on
their women folk?"
•
"Site has no physical infirmity, site
could tell the truth if ehe liked;' said
a landlady, speaking of her lodger, at
Shoreditch.
"Mayn't I be a preaO$er when I
grow up?"•asked the small boy. "Of
course, you may, my iiet, if You want
to," his mother replied. "Yes, I do.
I's'pose I've got to go to church all
my life, anyway, and it's a good deal
harder to sit still than to stand up.
and holler."
Nurse Gas 7 lose
in 2 Weeks �A>7
Yeast ad kola
"1 ern a 110610 at the hospital,"
writes Miss Martha Burns, "and I
want to let you know that 1 an; glad
to recommend your I1•onlzcd Yeast.
'it gave me a good appetite. I got
strong and galued 7 pounds. In 2
weal`s; I could write all day about
IOW much good ironized creast did
,no You would be surprised at the
strength 1 gained in 3 or 4 days."
People everywhere are amazed at
the wonderful benefits of Irouizod
Yeast,' Many write they MPG 13001-
ful when they started. , But after
eking it regulariy for only 3 or .4
tveelks they gained 11 -to 15 pounds.
Ugly Hollows fill out. • Skinny limbs
become gracefully rounded. 131emislgr
ed- skin gets clear. Etna beautiful.
Only when Yeast is lronised is it
more ,effective—for Iron is needed to
bring out the weightbuilding and
strengthening values of .Yeast. Pleas-
ant 'tablets in a handy bottle. Never
cause gas or bloating, Safe—no
harmful drugs.
Go to any druggist to -day and get a'
all size treatment of Ii'onized Yeast.
e after this generous trial you .are
Agriculture Needs an Inventor I
There' is a real opportunity await-.
int some enterprising genius who'wll1
evolve a. Meanie which will effec-
tively and economically dust wheat
plants t0 prevent steal Ilia. ;Tile
experts of the Dominion Department t
of Agriculture find' that the only ef-
fective method of controlling this
parasitic organism, which • spreads
with amazing rapidtty, Is to apply
finely powdered sulpher to the stem 1
of the growing plant as a toxic agent.
A considerable fortune' awaits some
lucky person' who has "dust on the
brain" well enough to design a new
form of machine for this einese, I
Mieard's-50
vearRecorrl of Success.
not delighted, -your money back in -
ISSUE No. 14—'30 stoutly from rean?lfaeturer.
:bake new rich blood and your, Appe-
tite and digestion will soon.be normal
—meals' will once more be a -pleasure,
The one sure medicine to enrich the
blood, neaten strength and banish
stomach(tisouble and indigestion is Dr.
Williams' Pink .Pills. Concerning
them, Mrs, Wm. T. Thompson, Brus-
sels, Ont., says:—"For years I sufiel•-
ed with indigestion, . headaches and
dizzy spells. I tried a great many so-
called remedies without, relief. As a
farmer's wife, with three little girls,
it was almost impossible to be idle
and I just dragged myself through my
work. I suffered so ,t was actually
afraid er meal time. A friend advised,
the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
and although I had lost faith in ever
being well again I purchased a supply
and began taking them, Gradually the
dizziness and headaches left me. Illy
appetite improved and soon I was able
to enjoy my meals. I gained in
weight and my health in general is
better than it has been for years. I
feel I owe much to Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills for they relieved me of all my
misery."
You can get these pills from any
medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents
a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine
Co„ Brockville, Ont.
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Too Unlucky
British Widow Reburies
Scarab from Tomb as. -
Cause of Woes
Bradley, England.—A scarab taken
from an ancient Egyptian tomb was
blamed by Mrs. ,John Bertram Parkes
for seven years of poverty and ntistor-
tuue, culminating in widowhood. So
she buried it in the woods near her
humble home here.
The scarab was inscribed with part
of the sixty-fourth chapter of the
Egyptian Book of the Dead, which
identified it with the heart of the de-
ceased person and urged it not to be-
tray him at the judgment before)
Osiris. It was found by her husband
when he was in Egypt as a colonel in
England's crack Grenadier Guards.
Shortly afterward he was dentoi;il-I
ized. For a time he worked, first as
a coal dealer and later as a market'
gardener, toy maker and firewood sell-
er. Then for seven years he was un-
able to land a job of any sort.
Finally he was forced to build a two -
room shack in the woods here in order'
to have shelter for his wife and four
childreu. • Then he diad, leaving his
family destitute.
Mrs. Parkes said her husband
blamed all his misfortunes on the
scarab.
fliinard's Will Kill Cores.
Scientifically speaking, coal is of
the sante composition as the dia-
mond." "Still, it it; only a carbon
copy."
WHY SUFFER
FROM YOUR
VER?
Why be handicapped with unsightly
blotches on the face, eyes with yellow'
tinge and that tired and languid feel-
ing? This indicates a torpid liver
Headache, Dizziness and Biliousness
surely follow. You must stimulate
your lazy liver, start the bile flowing
with Carter's Little Liver Pills.
They also act as a mild laxative
purely vegetable, free from calomel
and poisonous drugs, small, easy to
swallow, and not habit forming. They
are not a purgative that cramps or
Rains, unpleasant after effect follow-
Ing, on the contrary a good tonic.
Ail Druggists 25c and 75c red pkgs.
Novelties tarring i Classified Advertising :-'
Sophistry i ty BABX C°ICISSZIY WFJ S1ATOIIIJIb
2 215,000 last year in, four varies
ties Write 006 frog catalot;'uo. A. »•
Materials JBzing aylnxlietry of Switzer, Granton, out:
. Line and' Haroizony •
Feminine' imagination will a'ecefve
pleasant stimulus In the eabrfc sur-
prises or the spriug season; . Many
and delightful are the novelties in new
}materials and the manner of their use,
Whet tiro last .word has boon Haiti,
the true value o@ anyfabt'ic tests up-
on its 'ability to enhane feminine
charm. Weaves and color combin-
ations this spring'offer the couturier'
wide range. Since sartorial enchant-
ments depend upon symmetry of line,
harmony of color, and the use of mate-
rials appropriate to the cut of gowns,
the more diversified styling of mate
rials is an incentive to greater origin
ality in design.
Fabrics this spring combine body
and suppleness. Satins of 'consider-
able weight and great elegance; some
of them richly brocaded, some of soft,
luscious 'crepe' satin, proclaim the new
era of formality, Plat crepes grow
richly soft and take on new dignity,
chiffons have more body, and laces
of real worth, such. as AMention and
Chantilly, supplant the sheerer and
less impressive ones. Tulle, uets,
and even horsehair braid' add their
originality to rnatorials for evening
and the brocaded chiffons and lames
are sumptuous lIi their feeling and
beautiful in design and color.
imported Sophistication —
An import from Leloug Illustrates
smartly the utilization or horeehair
braid' for evening gowns. It is an
ultra -sophisticated gown, entirely of
the horsehair braid, and the gleaning
sheer blackness of its material gives
it tremendous chic.
The entire gown Is formed of horse-
hair braid of varyiug widths ,eom-
mencing with narrow braid which
fashions the smart bolero that flares
slightly over tate molded body -lines
of the own. Spiraling around the
body to a line well below the hips,
the braid is molded to the figure, giv-
ing the chic tubular line. From be-
low the hips, wider braid makes a
full skirt, which billows like au 'Ir-
regular umbrella, swooping to the
floor in the hack. s
The very character of the fabric
insures its unusual flare and furnishes
its own trimming. The black is unre-
lieved by any color and the gown re-
presents line of the smartest crea-
tions from- Paris for spring.
Lace Has Chic Role
For ultrnfemluinity, Aleucon lace
has no superior for an effective and
extremely serviceable evening gown.
For the lace gown finds itself perfect-
ly at Home 011. the most formal oc-
casions and on those where less for.
nudity holds reign.
"Had.' a puncture, my friend," ask-
ed the cheerily inquisitive passer-by.
The weary motorist looked up, "No
old man" he said as calmly a 1 he
could. "I'm just giving the tires a
change of air,"
Use Mlnard's in the Stable.
Mrs.• Longworth and Mrs. Gann are
still. at it. Maybe we're a little
violentminded, but we'd kind of like
to see those two girls get together
some time at a bargain counter.
"Life."
YOUR HMR NEEDS
TO GIVEIT SALT HEALTH. AND LUSTRE
,
ASH YOUR BARBER
Keep Kidneys
Active
Health and life depend on them, Try
Warner Safe Kidney and
Liver Remedy
The trouble about kidney disease is
that it brings as Warttinzr pain. But
there are slgna that you do well to
watch—headache,
iaittolil on -
orgy, btper,oedisS. lack The
tunics don't happen if you are pee eetly
normal.
At the first suspicion of these stymy -
toms you should take Steps to tone up
kldaoye and. livor. Per more than 50
years thousands of families have been
' using Warner's Safe kidney and ytver,
1ontady to their expressed satisfaction,
' Mae safe herbal remedy originally a
doctor's proscription, aide to Olean body
poisons from the esrstern, purify the
1)1000, roe+oro abotntdiag 11051111.
1 .Every druggist knows Warner -s Safe
Iridney and X,iver Remedy—has sold it
for years. It is pleasant to take aha
coots but little. putting it off doesn't
help your
to year druggist
now or a bottle. Notetucisnn
provement. Wartter'a Safe Stentedies
00., Toronto, Ontario,
Warner's Safe Kidney and
Liver Remedy
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Children hate to take medicine'
93 a rule, but every child ioycs tate
taste of Castoria. And this pure
vegetable preparation is just as
good as it tastes' just as bland
and harmless as the recipe reads.
(The wrapper tells you just what
Castoria contains:)
When Baby's cry warns of colic,
a few drops, of Castoria has hien
soothed, asleep again in a jiffy.
Nothing is lure valuable in diet-
rhea. When coated tongueor had
breath tell of constipation, invoke
its gentle aid to cleaits4 stud twill"
late a child's bowels, to colds or
children's diseases, use It to keep
the system from clogging, Your
doctor will tell you Castoria
deserves a place 111 the family
medicine ca inet until your child
is grown. He knows it is safe for
Ibe tiniest aby; effective for a
boy in his teens. With this special
children's remedy handy, you need
never risk giving a boy or ;girl
medicine meant for grown-ups.
Castoria is sold in every drug
Ccoral the genuine always bears
has. H. Fletcher's signature. •
The Wealth _ of India
CalcuttaEnglishman: The genera
public, pathetically unversed in econoo.
mics and exchange, do not realize lila
immensity of India's natural re,`
sources. They do not understand that.
their wealth remains; that tliottgle
political tergiversation atilt corrupt)
and ineiilcieut administration may
snake the winnowing of this wealth by
the Indians and Europeans harder !ti
the future than it has been in the
past, the wealth remains and de.
mantis the Application of ever fit'eater
capital and labor. 'Whatever the pre•
cine evolution of Indo -British polities.
it is utterly unthinkable that any.
time, however distant, Britain will bo
falsa-to hor trust to the extent of teir•
ting India :slide into Chinese chaos,
TAPEWORM REMEDY
' hof, R. L. 111tt1veney's World Pomona
Tapeworm Remedy hos expelled " these
horrid monsters in two to three hours.
17e starving necessary, no sicicnes no
trouble whatever.
Write for full information.
Dept. A, 211 Ossington Ave., Toronto
Wet Feet
Endanger the ,whole system, Play
safe by bathing in Minaret's and
hot water. •
Protect your skim, scalp and hair front
infection and assist the pores in tho-
elimination of waste by daily nee of
C nit earn Soap
260, 11.crywhere
r��E3P5 gtBCR, p,': LASOF
months, Nothing helped. Thea
`Sootha•Salva' ended itching, pain in 1
minute.Pilessoongone."B.C.Arlcy.Instant
relief. Pilus vanish. Avoids knife. Alt druggists,
She looks 20 pons Hanger
"I have talon Jerusalem Salts for i Scare,
and enclose my photo at e0, to ask your opinion
of any record. I have been married 80 ;mumban 0. sons, "D, _a 10: also 2 grandsons. ,,
0 nail 20 months.I put down my youthful
appearance to ICrusehett Salts taken rarh
morning. I should never think of starting
the day wititoot taking then.
"I nm 611.1110, in height height 110 pound;.
q. can unsure you my lnelumtl lo very proudof me.' Airs, 4. 1t,
0141.1 letkr mete for Detective,
To preserve your youthful charm flu 111101
omens your health. Charm end beauty aro
otainly a natter of ScogO, so ora vitality mut
vigour, 411 telll be yaw ri you pis your faith ire
thin "Unto (laity rltrsefel." Start to-utorral, u1,01
110112a eel genre !lounger Wore you aro Malty
xatschon salts ie obtainable nt drug and
department stores in [''anode at 700. a bottle.
A Iloilo contains enough to Inst for 4 or 6
mouths --good beam for half -a -cent a day;
FREE TRIAL OFFER
It you have never tried Orulehen--try It now
et our manse. We here distributed a great
maty spode( " man" packages which make
it easy for you 10 90060 our claim for I•ournelf.
Ask your druggist for the new "ML1N 1"' 750.
package.
This consists of tett mauler 750: bottle together
With u emirate trial bottle—sufficient for about
one week, Open the trial bottle Oatput It to
the test, and then, If not entlrelY convinced that
I{rusohon dies stIllhing we im It to d0 100
regular bottle iss s hl Maimas good as new, Taira it
bath. Your drug 1st Is authorised to return
your no. immediately and .wiihout question.
You have tried Rrnsclten free at our enmenso.
What could be fairer7 Manufactured by
1a. Griffiths Hughes, Ltd., Manchester, Fog.
(Bath. 1755). Importers: McGillivray Brose
LtdToroato.Y
"I have used several bottles
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. and find it
helps me wonderfully, espe-
cially before childbirth. I have
five lovely children. After my
last baby came I had a rnisera-
ble pain in my right side so I
bought another bottle of the
Compound and lfeel fine now.
I work outside during the fruit
season in addition to my
housework." '-'- Mrs. Charles
Slingerland, R.R. #4t St. Cath-
arines, Ontario.
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