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AST
and Save the "Poker. Hands"
There are', two big pleasures in
Chewing Big Ben.
One is your enjoyment of this
fine, rich, full;-flavouredrtobacco.
The other is receiving, FRE_E—
a handsome (Westinghouse)
Electric Toaster for 16 sets of
Poker Hands".
A "Poker Hand" is attached to
every plug'of Big Ben Chewing
Tobacco.
Buy Big Ben by
'the Vacuum, (air-
tight) ti which
bf � tin �
keeps the plugs in
the same perfect
condition as they
,Vere when they
left the factory.
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Certain great branch' f the
•
-Protestant Church haves identified Boosts Home -- '
themselves with Volsteadism and are Gee ����
not willing to disduss or to tolerate
,discussion of the great principle ofd
temperance. President Henry Noble
:MacOrack f V
It may Be 1
lir ent
When your
Children Cry
for It
Castoria 1s a comfort when Baby is
'fretful. No sooner taken than the lit.
Ile one is at ease. If restless, a few
drops soon bring contentment. No
'harm done, for Castoria Is " a baby
remedy, meant 'or babies. Perfectly
cafe to give the youngest infant; you
have the doctors',' word for that! It
Is a vegetable product and yon could
use it every , day. But it's In an
emergency that Castoria means most.
Borne night when constipation must
be relieved—or colic pains --or other
suffering. Never be Without it; some
mothers keep an extra Dottie, un-
opened, to make sure there will ab
ways be Castoria in the house. It is
effective for older children, too; read
the book that comes with it.
Persian Queen Bans Foreign
Jewels as National
London—Hencefor`h • no foreign
o"naments or jewels or other .articles,'
of luxur"n
Ca be worn' by the royal
household of Teheran, according to
the order jest passed by the Persian
Queen. This gives a, direct blow to
the fashion of imlporting costly
dresses by Persian women, started
after Teheran was dazzled by the
gowns worn by Queen Suraya of
Afghanistan when her majesty lately
passed through Persia on her return
Journey to Cabul.
The Queen of Persia, however,
holds different views, and at a public
Dunbar held for the ladies of the
court she denounced this additional
item to the ,household bill, calling it
unneeee&ary and superfluous..
"This extravagance," the Queen
said, "besides preventing us from at-
tending to more important matters,
will conduce to the wealcness of the
country and augment national poser
ty. We lose little by leaving off the
manner of adorning ourselves and
grasping the habits of robing in
simple raiments and ornaments, sup-
plied by our country."
"That spice is the variety of life."
- Either Do or Don't
"Do you ever attempt to kiss a
girl?"
"No—either do or don't,"
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Aro authorized ay law to establish
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ART SCHOOLS
With the approval of the Minister of Education
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES
may bo conducted in accordanco. with the regulations "sumo di
the Department of Education.
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION,
is given In various tradoe. The schools and classed are under the
direction of. AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
Application for attendance should bo made to the Pirincipal of the
- school.
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PHILLIPS
II II 4,�ov�rui6ryFs
PerTroublem
due to Acid
D) IcACISTonu
PEAraeuRH
HEAOACHa
OASES-NAIJOCA�;
Many people, two hours after eating,
suffer indigestion as they call it, It is
usually excess acid. Correct it with
an alkali.' The best way, the quick,
harmless and efficient way, is Phillips'
Milk of Magnesia. It has remained
for 50 years the standard with physis
clans, One, spoonful in water, neutra-
sizes many times its volume in atom-
itch acids, and at once. The symptoms
disappear in five mtnutee.
You will never ruse crude methods
when you know this better method.
And youwill never suffer from excess'
acid when you prove out this easy
relief. Please do that—for your own
sake --now. \
Be sure to get tl.e genuine Philips'
Milk of Magussia prescribed by physi-
cians for 50 years in correcting excess
acids, Each bottle contains =full direc-
tions—any drugstore. ;
A Great Engineering FelAt'.
Th s year the Canadian P'acifio en-
gineers at Toronto have boon -faced
with the problem of eutirelY replan*
fug a thirteen :span bridge oyer the
Don .Valley without intorforing with;'
'traffic., The accomplishment of this
feat, it is sald, will go down in en•
gineering history as being- a noteL
worthy contribution to the science -of
'bridge '• building,-
The
uilding,-
The origival'bridgo was built of
steel in 1333 and was 1,150 feet long
dud 75 feet high, The new bridge
rests on,.concrete piers which were
poured from the top of the old struc-
ture. When these were set, and pro-
vided there were no strong winds,
each of the new 45 • ton spans: were
laid as opportunity offered. livery -
thing was in readiness,' and, in be-
tween trains a gang of workmen rip-
ped up the old track and ties while
another group climbed up ' the old
steel piers and undid the 'bolts pre-
paratory to demolition. Then. from
oneside of the valley a huge derrick
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Indigestion Comes With a .Rur
Down Condition — Relief
Comes Through Enriching
the Blood Dr. Williams'
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There are many symptoms of in-
digestion such as acute pain after
eating, belching of wind, nausea and
vomiting, bloating and pains in the
region of the heart, a dread of food
for the misery it causes. Dieting and
the use of pre-digested foods may give
ease, but, that is all, and 'meanwhile
the:stomach grows steadily weaker.
The work`of digestion depends upon
the blood and nerves and the only
way to get rid of indigestion is to tone
up the stomach through the blood, to
do the wqrk nature intended it should
do. The oue thorough way to do this
is through the use of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills, which renew the blood,
strengthen the nerves and enable the
stomach to do its work with ease and
comfort. Neglected indigestion means
prolonged misery. If you have any of
the symptoms of this trouble try the
tonic treatment with Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills at once and you will be
gratified with the results..
Among the many who have found
new health through 'the use of Dr,
Williams' Pink Pills is Mrs. Ada
Webb, R.R. No. 3, Prescott, Ont., who
says:—"For a long time I went
through the tortures of nervous indi-
gestion; I call it torture because no
other word can describe what "I en.
dined. If my stomach was empty I
retched. If I took food I vomited. ,I
did not sleep, and I was steadily grow-
ing weaker. I doctored for months
but with no benibflt. One day ni hus-
band said, as the treatment you have
had has not helped you, why not try
Dr.'Wifiiama"Pink PIlls. I consented
and he got me a supply. After I had
been taking the pills for a while I
knew,, they were helping me as the
pains end retching grew less and I
slept better, I gladly continued the
use of the pills and in a few menthe
I felt like a new woman, better than
I had felt for years, and able to worst
for my husband and children again.
After such a wonderful experience
how can I do anything else but recom-'
mend br. Wiliianis' Pink Pills?"
If you need a ,blood -building tonic
begin taking Dr. -Williams' Pink Pills'
today. Sold by all medicine dealers
or sent by mail at 50 cents a box by
writing The i?r. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
041
"You say the surgeon felt of your
pulse and tlleo recommended an oper-
ation?",
"No, not my lrulse—ray. purse,"
•
Minard's Liniment for Asthma.
In'normal times and in the Orin-
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than mem—Mrs. Stanley Baldwin,
Red Rose Orange Pekoe
connes as near to perfection
as any tea can. Everything
that tea experts can do to•'
make Red Rose Orange Pekoe
superior in quality flavor
and; value is done in the great
Red Rose blending rooms.
Try it:to-day. Put up in the
bright, clean aluminum
packages. ea
removed a section of the old bridge
to a siding,when the new span was
brought up from the other side and
launched into position. A temporary
span filleda email gap' between the
old and the new spans, new ties and
tracks were laid and 'the bridge was
ready for traffic on the repetition of
the process on.another span.
Photos show a portion of the old
bridge being torn away and, inset, a
temporary span being placed between
a section of the new structure and the
plEli
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(ON wimm LAUGHTER)
Your Sweet Kiss
I dream of your two lips so red,
And those sweet words of love they
said;
An more than words—what turns my
head
Is your sweet kiss.
A dreamy night with mellow moon
While sleepy sweet your voice does
croon,
About a dream of love and June—
Then your sweet kiss.
Or maybe dusk in winter cold,
When as we sit 'fore fire gold,
You softly sigh, then we enfold
With your sweet kiss.
Though we may part In times to be
And ycfu will have forgotten me.
I'll never let that thought go free
Of your sweet kiss.)
Drew a Blank
The MacTavish was not a. mean
man. ,,No, he just knew the value of
money. So, when the MacTavish de.
veloped a sore throat he meditated
fearfully upon the expenditure of a
doctor's fee. As an alternative he
hung about a day and a half outside
the local doctor's establishment. Fin-
ally he managed to catch the great
man..
'Say, doctor, hoo'e beez-nese wi' ye
the noo?"
"Oh, feyr, feyr."
"Ai s'pose ye've a deal o' prescribin'
'Me dae fer colds ati' sair throats?"
"An' what dae ya gin'rally gie fer a
sair throat?"
"Naethin'," replied the canny old
doctor. "I dinna want a sair throat."
First Humorist—"Do you read your
jokes to your wife?"
Second Ditto—"Yes, and when she
doesn't laugh, I know it's a good one."
First Boy -''My father has just
bought an upright piano." Second Boy: ---''Yes, and my father'
says .it's a downright nuisance."
Husband—"The doctor has ordered
me to keep to a diet of sea food."
Wife—"Oh, fine) • I'lll bake you a
sponge cake right away,"
• Sunny says that he doesn't under-
stand how you•,can describe a girl as
having coarse features when you
haven't seen iter face.
Growing boys have but one fear and
that is they',ll starve to death.
Officer ('examining recruit) -"Have
you any sears on yon?"
Recruit -"No, but I can give you a
-cigarette.°
The real movie hero is the man
that goes every night with his wife
and children. •
How to get rich without working is.
what keeps most men poor.
A higltbroty is a person, who can
stand boredom'; without complaining.
Nut (at insane hospital) -"Oh, I
want a piece of toast. I'm a poached
egg and want to sit down."
.When a wealthy patient has gall-
stones we•auppose the surgeon looks.
upon them as at least semi-precious
'How did you- find Bill?"
-"Easy, !there was only one jail in.
town."
A girl will ]eke any editor who
prints . a kiss on her lips. We'- take
issue, Some girls prefer specia'r edi-
tions. v
Abraham went into the mountains
and found the wild honey and nectar.
Blood will tell—and so will a wo-
man.
The pessimistic 'man proposes:
'Darling, I love you. Will you be my
widow?",
Slow -Motion "Filmy
Used t. Study Ape's
Kinship to Humans
Pictures of Arithropoicl Made
by .I -laniard Savant 'Re-
veal Beast Cannot:
Stand Erect
Cambridge, Mass.—The slaw mo•
tion picture has helped to clarify the
relationship.. between the anthropoid
ape and man.
The important point disclosed is that
the apes are untab}o to stand wholly
erect, although they are more noarly
able than any other'anisnal, Man
alone pos5ooses this attributp. The
research which sets definite limits to
the ability of the anthropoids in this
respect was conducted by Dr, Edward
Reynolds, director of the Department
of Anthropology of PeabodyMuseum,
Harvard College,
The camera caught the gibbon,
smallest of anthropoids, while run-
ning, when, to the eye, he has appear
ed to be almost completely erect, The
camera "stopped'' the gibbon's move-
menta sufficiently to Show that he was
actually but little more than half
erect as to thigh position. The skele-
tons of these animals, Dr.- Iteynolda'
says, are so shaped that the 'thigh can-
not be extended and, in consequence,
they stand about half of inan's exact-
ness: The only animal other than the
anthropoids which rises natnraiy on
its hind legs to half erectness is the
bear.
The result of the studies," Dr.
Reynolds says, "shows the modiftca-
tion of, the human skeleton, which
permit of the erect posture. Men
alone possess the quality of being
able to spring from their hind feet
in any direction. This quality has
been partially developed, but only
partially, in the anthropoids. No sane
man for a moment believes that man
descended from the apes, but that
they may descended from the same
common ancestor."
Another significant difference of the
anthropoid from man is that none is
able to oppose its thumb against its
fingertips. The nearest approach is
putting the side of the thumb against.
the side of the finger. The orangou-
taus Dr. Reynolds describes as having
really four hands, using both hands
and feet to grasp branches when
swinging through trees, and being al-
most incapable of rising on its hind
feet. -
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The ailments of childhood are many
but nine -tenths of them are due to
one cause and one cause only—a dis-
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bowels. To quickly banish any of the
minor ailments of babyhood and child-
hood the bowels must be made to
work regular and the stomach must
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No other medicine for little ones'
has had such success as has Baby's
Own Tablets. They banish constipa-
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and simple fevers; correct diarrhoea
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by regulating the functions of the
stomach and bowels. Concerning
them Mrs. L. aaI. Brown, Walton, N.S.,
writes:—"I caifnot speak too highly
of Baby's Own Tablets as `I have
found them excellent for childhood
ailments:"
Baby's Own Tablets are sold by
medicine dealers, or by mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Williams
Medicine Co., Brockville, On.t
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MInards Liniment tor Backache.
If we can give to our office build-
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Gothic cathedrals, or model our banks
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temples, we shall, in time, provide a
magnificent setting for the require-
ments of modern ,civilization,—
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Mothers Endorse Lydia E. Pink.
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not strong enough. We got six bottles
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miles every morning and back in the
evening."—MRs. MARY VANCE, 44
Lingan Road, Sydney, N. S.
Pinewood, Ont.—"I constantly had
pains in my back and side and spent
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They have done me good and I always
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friends and have given it to my 17
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