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BUFFALO CITY HOSPITAL
462 ORIDER STREET, BUFFALO; N.Y-
863 beds for the reception of every known disease.
Si)( DISPENSARII`S IN CONNECTION
Affiliated with the University of.Buffalo Medlkai and
Dental Schools ,and 'District -Nursing Association.
3 year registered course, fitting pupils for Bedside, Public
Health and Administrative Nursing.
670 hours devoted to classes, recitations, demonstrations and
laboratory wor<k in Dietetics, Home Economics, Bacteriol•
ogy,,Ohemistry, Physiology and General•Nursiig subjects.
Oppolttilities for, selected graduates to fist paid executive
positions orursue special studycourses. rses.
THE EXPERIENCE 'WE OFFER EQUALS A
THREE YEAR COLLEGE COURSE
Entrance requirements: -1 year NewYork State i
Y H gh School
or its equivglent. ..
Salary, $15.00 a month. Food, clothing, uniforms, laundry
and hooka furnished free. •
Str 'ght eight. hour 'duty. No 1spIit watches, ;^One whole
day off every seven days:
A well-condtictetd nursing course is a fine preparation for
wifehood and arsplendid Opportunity to cultivate the habit.
of right living.
NEW CLASS NOW .F FORMING
f':
Hoye! Vocalists Travel 10,000 Miles.
to Jap Prince. .
On the second lap of a -ten-thousatid-
- nate journey a chorus de fifteen sing-
era who are accredited to the court of
a Japanese Prince passed through the
Foreign Department of the _Donihlion
Express Company at the Windsor Sta-
tion,,'Montreal, recently, and In an im-
promptu rehearsal that filled the room
in which. they were resting with
melody, provers that they were in firet-
class voice.
They carne from Southampton, hav-
ing sailed on the Canadian Pacific
Liner Marloch. They travelled clear
across the Dominion to Vancouver and
thence-theywill traverse the Pacific to
far.off; ,Robe, continuing until they
finally attain their destination at the
palace of. Prince Take Tsultasa at
Azabu, Tokio.
A Strong String for Necklaces.
Iu restringing pearl necklaces nae
en E violin string ere It wile last at
least a year. it will seem stiff for a
few wearings Andy, when' it will be-
come quite pliable.
•
•
The strain of ,holding and the
work of lifting are both elimin-
ated with the Hotpoint :Iron be-
cause of its patented Thumb Rest
and Heel Stand, Ovee six :nil -
non women have Lound in the
Hotpoint Iron a freedom from
tired wrists and "aching backs.
At the present low prices, you
should not overlook the comfort,
of the Hotpoint Iron.
.-~ 05.s0
Special Hotpoint Tree A extra.
H.2 r -p
A Canadian General Electric Product
My iiltlest.
Gallant and gay, in tlieir dnSblets of
grey d
All at nflash--!lite the dartinge of:
]stuns, _
Chattering Arable, African, ledian•--
Certain of-epsingtime, .city swallowa.
camel
Doublets of grey silk, and eureoats of
purple,
And ruffs of russet rued each white
throat,
Gerniented brave they had crossed the
waters, `
Mariners, saiiing With never n ]seat:
Sailing a sea, than the bluest deep
bluer,
Vaster to trttveroe ` than any ' which
rolls
'Neagh kelson of warship, or bilge of
trader,
Betwixt the'brinks of the frozen rotes.
.Cleaving the clonde ,with their moon -
edged pinione
High over city and vineyard and
mart; - ,
April• to pilot theme -May tripping af-
tet;
And -each bird's, contents iris- smell.
stout heart.
•--Sir Edwin Arnold.
Beware of Inferior Gas:
Cer owners. educated to the import-
ance of using good oil in their engines,
do hot, as a,rele, -appreciate that good
gasoline also- is•.essent1al to freedom
from engine repairs.- The owner of a
car using' cheap gas runs the risks as
he would ft he bought the lowest grado
of lubricating oil.
Ancient Costume Revived.
The Bishop, of Carlisle le to wear a
cope :and mitre • after et' break its` the
euetom dating from the reign, of Queen
Elizabeth. :
Minard's Llelment for backache.
South Afrlca',e Exports.
• (:old, diamonds and coal represent
half of the "total exports of South
Africa;
tee
BODILY pains and aches are
not the only symptoms of
rheumatism. Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Lumbago, Gout,
Arthritis are all offshoots of
that painful illness. An excess
of Uric Acid is the chief cause of
rh
euixlatie,afFlctioilsr As a
Fella e:d y, doctors prescribe ' ;
Lithia„ and in Sal Lithofos
there is mere Lithia and ocl-
iurn Phosphate in one single
dose than in a quart of mineral
water, , Sal Lithafos has been, I
successfully: used for Rheu-
matikin and kindred ogle -rents
for more than 20 years.
At your cirt;dgists-Three
°at-. es1:
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This diagram represents thesuccessive rock layers and the types of
fossils found in them, rostiils of ancient snail and o1 nianunads occur in: the
more recent layers. As older layers are reached, fossils of older"typesof
life are found. -,
Secrets of`Setence
By -'David- Dietz. e
We have just been considering the
fortes whteh bring about the changes
upon the face of the earth --the forces
which wear away, the land and the
torees'wllieh uplift land again.
These :forces, 'so geologists• tell tis,
have, been at work since the oloseof
the formative period- when the earth
cooler] into nbody with oceans and
Protruding continents: •
Let usgo back to that point now and
pick up again our account of the lis.
tory of -the earth.
The geologist leads the history of
the earth .in the layers of rock which
compose its present surface.
Other scientists, who etll the/ft-
salves paleontologists and specialize
in the study ofthe ancient forms of
life which, once Inhabited: the earth,
piece out the account otv lite on .the
earth from the fossils in these' rocks;
The history of* the earth -{s truly a
record in the rocks:
Geologists now believe that the
earth hes gone through great cycles,
First theforces which wear away
the laud planed the continents down
to lots' fat -formations, depositiug the
debris ire the oceans. At such periods,
the water displaced by the debris 'flood-
ed the continents, covering large por-
ous of thein with shallow' waren
waters,',
North America, and more particu-
larly the. United States, were flooded
sixteen times in this way:
Then Cance the times when the litnd
was uplifted, and the continents rose
high above the Sea -level, and -were
marked with great mountain (halite.
This. however, wouldquicken the
flow of: the rivers'' and 'haste the
mate solider„thus speeding ,up • the ac-
tion of -the forces which Wear away the
land and beginning a new cycle, -
At such times, too, . sedimentary
rocks which bade formed ,in the shal-
low -waters would; be' lifted high above
sea-leyel and bent and buckled out of
their original level layers..
The ancient life is known to -us
from the fossils foetid in these layers
of rock. '
For they are the remains of the ani-
Ma-il and plants which inhabited tise
earth at.the time when these layers -
of rock were formed.
The fossils include remains of shelf
bell and eimllar animals which live on
the ocean bottom, Iisli which swam
about in the water and. whose skele-
tons sank to the bottom .when they
died, -and the skeletons of land ant -
rain whose --pitmans- were carried
down -by streams. into tire'ocean. ^
Thera these Sessile weresevered nit
by the:accilmulating layers o1 sediment
and inoorporateR into the sedimentary
rucks when the sedlnients became ce-
mented together. ,
heading the Pock record is uo. easy
task. 11 to not found complete in any
place. A few, layers are found, 10 one
dilate. Ot:h.er layers are found in outer
places. Practically all or them have
been bent and twisted out of shape by
the great earllt movements,”'
But with infinite patience and shill,
geologists and peleentologiats have
pieced" them together Into a complete
story. .
Next strttcle : The Geological Tittle,-
Tahl•e-
RHEUMATIC PAIN - Retirement.
When. 1 reach my I'Oelll at flight
]� I( 1 slrtit the door upon the day;
Lit ft BLOOD Tito •
toise.01 sonllict t}fos nu+ay
+ y And presently a little light
' jBurne in my heart and tills the room,
.Liniments of No Avail. -- The Dispelling gloom-
- 'Trouble Must be TreatedGarnte is of care .are said reside,
Through the Blood. My hands ere cleansed of sateen. of soil,
1 shake sty feet front dost of .toll,
The Most a, rheumatic fingerer can The deilibts of tiny aro scattered Wider
}tope for in rubbing sotnotiling on, the- 1 heat the inner' voii-e•of peace •
swollen, aching joints is a tittle reilef.13111 tumults cease,
and all the tvilile rise (rouble is• beeontt
ing more Slimly rooted. It 'is now -Then is the )fcior of silent sou
known that rientivatism is rooted in The sweet communion that is prayer,
the blood, and `that as the trouble goes The angels of good thonghts draw near
en the blood becomes still further thin J healing and a ltatppy throng:
and watery. To get rid p1 rheumatism, Attci when.' close My eyes ht sleep
t
therefore, you must go to the root of Their vigils keep.
the tlo"tihle iii the blot}d, That is why -Lloyd Roberts.
Dr, Williams Pink Pills have pr.aved
so beneficial when; -.taken for this
trouble. They make 'new, rick blood,
which expels the- poisonous• acid- and
the rhetrrnatitm disappears. There are
thousand:) of former rheumatic suf-
ferers in Canada, now spell and strong,
Who thank Dr, Williams' Pink Pills
thirt,titey are new tree from the aches
and pains.of this dreaded trouble. One
of these is Mr Robt A. Smith MeiseY
Cam'Phone Cae by Accident...
This is the fiftieth anniversary of
the year in which the. telephone was
patented by Dr. Alexander Graham
Nell, tate great inventor.
But it is pretty'certitip that. Bell
brevet imagained--at. any rate, at that
stage of his invention -that exactly
fifty yetlrs later telephone subscribers
in.Lonclontwould_ be able to talk direct
Point, 11,5., who sayse-"Solna years to sutler'
bens in the llulteih Setttes,
ago T wits attackers with rheumatism; says an Englieli writer.
which grew so bad th'at'1 could tint The feat Was aeconlpiished
a week
walk and had to
go to Ue2 antler the or sr; nga, and seen it Will he d '•
o every -
doctor's erre. It is needlees to say `dayeficeurenee, for with the aid of the
-that 1 underwent a great deal, of Suffer -`great ntW rtuperial wtroiiebs shttion at
9ng. The doctor's medicine dies not Rugby, etnlversatl ,, can he cnr•rycd on
s4
?Ws. F did so, and after. taking there I 'Iled It net been for a lucky
for some, weeks 1 was able to get out this epoch -malting' tt:cbtevensent' might
of bed I continued rising the -pins -hever have•taken place in our time.
Min was soon aisle to work, aria F have ( I1eI1 and bits aseista.nt Thereat; \V'at
seem to 'reach the tro thle, so when 1 a;Cra554110nsauds of miles tis-rletirly; a
was advised to h', Dr. Williams' Pink111a betel "call"
EASY TRICKS_
An linpossible Balance
This is n little by -p ay for use 1 r
a parlor entertainment of trick
and stunts. The tri'ckster bas use 1
a• tumbles for- some p tipoee. Whet
11 has servefrets pur ose,,he dike -
a playing card fro n the -.peel ,
startle- it 'upright o a pest° nn 1
balances the tumbler on it, There ti
_ the tumbler rental -rue in defiance of
the laws of gravitation, during the
remainder of the l'isl'e.
If the spectators could i wally be-
'hitiil:tlse trickster's, table, the ml's-
tery Would he -a Inyetery, no longer.
The. card ueed,_ie prepared for the
trick Another cold, is bent length-
wise and half of It is pasted to the
back.ot the -card which id shown.
The smaller illsstration will make
this clear. The additional taut:kart
will 'Wake It a elmple, matter to
balance the glass on -it. Every
effort should be exerted, however,
to make the spectators: think that
the balance demands a great deal
of skill or, they 'will ,suspect that
some mechanical appliance:is used.
(Clip this out and paste it, with
other 01 the series. 10 a scrapbook.)
NO MEDICINE 'LIKE
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
Meller Dentistry.
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n t
y.
The practice of•tieetietry to -day le
tpiitp drt,erent from what It was a taw
deciides ago,: Many people can romem-
ber' with what real end-lrembiing they
went to the dentist. and the 'joyous
feelings they had when they were'told
that their worst, for the time being,
was completed. Modern methods of
pain ellminatlon have removed: much
of •this dread, and today It is the ex-
ceptUnal thing for a patient to suffer
rind' pain' when having dental opera.
tlous• performed.
Stthiiar advancement has been made,
le connection with many other branch;
OS of the aoienoe, X -Ray hap ret!olu--
tionized. rho: aeeepted practice of the
profession. The discovery that dental
conditions frequently: cause eystemtol
diseases has led to increased interest
1n the-, removal of :mouth infection's
and a greater' appreciation of the value
et_ preventive. •dentistry. The modarrr,
dentist to earnestly striving to ,prevent,
root and abscess -and Pyhorrltea by dis-
covering and oorrebting,the conditions
which will lead to these harmful die-
eases.
The rapid progress made In Dentis-
try has forced the general practitiene
to creep abreast of the tines; An e
lightened public detnands a modern
ilentist;'and the organized profession
For Either the Ne'tVtlorn Babe or has its regular couventtont and other
forme of post -graduate study; .so that
the Growing' Child;
Cramming n
knowledge d e t'bo'w hiIdl :}
nae
throat, as it is nit present done, is no
ed'tlaatiore-]toed $outh\vark.
Vo MI
Wards Liniment in the stetson,
Luaeharg, lienover, has a menu'
silent to a pig, which discovered a salt
Classified Advertisements. -
Ta X,ECIrtIO . btOTone. , nono%i' . Atm soLE
• Jit Innen, Frederick 131.. Toronto. ..
MALT nate WAµles, ,.
•
0 mmal'o neuremsas 505 TOCIISELis 800 s e, i .
X cent, 10. no Per cent. profit panting autos
our proem. Remoras old vaunt—cute- on bountlaa '
buttons balsa to a bow, bourn, 411a, turnover, Paint 1 '
own ear, aro°. fnalruotlons. 'Miro Importers: 1015
bar oat, 8amittan. 055.
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POULTRY, GAME0EGGS,
BUTTE RAND FEATHERS
-WE OUICALi YEAR ROUNc-
1*Ita todgyfba rices -i -e AT -anted'
them f a week ahem"
1? p(tULI�+1 &CO. IMITED'`
Earig ad tYld 2gt
38,3li. onsocourr tier at •� entrees
r NEI RUGS ' i AE' 6lalf Price
n- From Your OM Carpets
Do not throw away your old carpets
or rugs. 1 -et ere re-waavo theta into
beautiful new' Rugs, handsome In ap-
pearance end en economloal sennet to
ony home.- ,
Write far Catelpguo. No. ie.
TftEOIEN CO. Limited, Ottawa, Oat,
the family dentist, practising• in, any
There is no other medicine to conal part et the Province,' may be able to
Baby's Owen Tablets for little ones- keep abreast of the times- • • `' e-
whether i1 be 'for . the newborn babe g In this Province snap opportunity is-
or tile- growing child the Tablets el given b tee Annual. Cnnots which
h till
ways iso Ontario Dental Association, w^blest will
good. Tliey are absolutely be held eat the King Edward Howl,
free from opiates or other harmful Toronto, May 17 • 20, 1926: 'The;motit
drugs and the mother can always feel outstanding- authorities.on the North
safe in using them. American Contleent• will give esea s
Concerning ,the Tablets, Mrs', John and clinics thus placing y -
ri $ ht the posass-
elon of the destistt the modern know.
ledge which they need in order to pro.
•beet the den talhealth or their patients.
Armour, A.R. 1, South Monaghan, Ont,,
suys:-"Weeiitie three flue, healthy
children, to 'whom, when a medicine
1s needed we have given only Baby's Iteports,trem all parts of the Pe -evince
Own Tablets. Tito• Tablets are the indic:lite a record attendance at this
best medicine : you sen keel' in any , Convection.
Mete where there are 'young children,"
Baby's Own erabiete area mild but Weenies
thorou t d Liniment King of Pain.
gl laxative 'which regulate the '-
stomach-and`bowefe; banish conatipa- Films to Educate
tion And Indigestion; break up colds ° e Egypt.
and simple fever and make teething An Egyptian company in Cairo has,
easy. They are aold by medicinedeal- obtained a government omsceseion for
ars or direct by'niail et 25 cents a• box the education of Egyptians in provin-
from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., clal towns and villages• by means of
Brockville, Ont.
Historic Tower , of, London
is Holding. Remnant Sale
The Tower, that battlementod epi-
tome pt' the grimmer phases of English
history, is ltblding a remnant Bale, It
ie the ilrs'st sale or its kind hold in the
Tower for two hundred .years, and
comprises superiluous armor, eem0•of.
it 400 years old, A whole warehouse
full of helmets and?gauntlets belong.
reg to English soldiers and Sailors of
the sixteenth and ueventeentir cen-
turies is being disposed of at prices
ranging frons $4 to $15 ter each lir.
brise,
Only single plecee'are 'sold to each
person to prevent dealers froth idly -
the ing bate whole collection. Most of the
armor is painted, which opens up. the
fascinating possibility -or finding won-
derful ehashtg underneath. American
visitors'sceethig this, bought eagerly.
T'roni inilications these seemed
every probahilttlr that many a middle
1\restern. home ;will shortly add in its
ful•nisliltige. n helmet drat May t, have,
been worn'liy ono 01-Cremwelt's• ere -
dime % the Civil ."War .or one o1. Sir
Franck; Drake's sailortr in.tlte ]Tattle et
the Armada,, ,
Prince Becomes Patron.'
'Phe tlenttrlian. Medical Association
isaa just receivers word- from Govern
motion plstures. Arrangements have
been made to conduct performances In
more than 100 Inclosed.' markets
throughout the country; the markets.
being under the control of another
klgyptlaft corporation.
'DIAMOND DYES"
COLOR THINGS NEW
Suet Dip to Tint or Boil
to Dye
]Caen 15 -cent -pack
age coutalas dire°
lions so simple any
w0inan can tint soft
delicate shades or'
dye rich, permanen
colors 'In lingerie,
eilks, riybors, eltirts,
wale tee , dresses,
coats, ttocicings,
sweaters, draperies,,
aoveriitge, hangings
-everythi:g
•
Buy Diamond Dyes -no other kind-
' and tell ycur druggist whether the ma -
torte! you wish to color la wool or slue
or -whether it iq' linen, cotton or mixed
m'ent Rouse alt Ottawa that the Prince ri A
of Wales has accepted the.illvitatiou.
to become patron of the association. -
The Canadian Metrical A.Ssaciat.ioit
now aidltated with the Brilish )'tedical'
Association, of which his Majosty the
bong its patron.
I
— 1
An 011 tThstotncr.
Little Boy --"('lease, 1 want the doe
tor to come to see mother,
Servant- -"Doctor's out; where do
}sort -come front?"
Little Boy- -'What? Don't yon know
pie? ,Why,'ss-a deal with you, We. had
1 a baby from hese i1,1s2 Montt'.
not heeletnoithled^ wIlh eheuittatisrs eon, wre extserimenting with a tele
lints, In 'otllet respects. nteo-,r de 'graph inntrameul:; when WVatsor
rived 0 great (Mel o,1 beitedt from thee° chanced xtis}denly to 'toulch a certsli
pills tete 1 think' them ii_'rnude rful spring.
lelnedy" The next morning Boll rushed tit
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by 1' from another room crying: "gleet did'
all nmedicinedealers or by mats at 50 • you do then:? Don't 0liangeanythiitg,.
cents a box from The Dr- Williams' Let ane see)"
Medicine Co,, lroeki'ille, One, lie had beard in the nextroom the-
sound the spring made en being tottch
ed--•-andtile-telephone was good as
Ptomaine Poisoningborn, although many experiui:eis'ts had Pl:omaine poisoning is due to the, ac i :Even then we might never have
Mon of certain germs onmeet, :fish and Ihearrl of the matterbut fir lien's love
so an. With the extinction of- life a affair,
ehene cal change, tram etlately begins, Dejected by tlte• lack of eeipport, for
setting up,in :the end what we call his infection ho deciiled tee to show
pmtretaction. It -10 the taking into oui• f•t at the Philadelphia Exhibition.
syel:ems.-of smelt tainted food thatsets But Isis sweetheart persuaded'him to
up this form 'of poisoning,, the organ- eluenge bis smuts.' 110 e eat wit}i,leer ' to
isms produced ht the "dead" meat or the exhi151tio71--and `soon-lioeors and
tisk being known as ptomaines. riches were being crowlled:upon him,
She11 llsteets, pecnliarly liable to he.
Farmers in Full Dress:
Ever; the"farmers from .the Soutlr
African veldt: wear evening dregs When
going: to a. theatre. + -.
come taiuled teem water canteen I n a ted
with Sewage, Pork, 'again, easily
'I.urn,s, 'and' oIh-lo ''.alined foods° as
01121u dart gouet1113• perfectly late;'11
occasionally happens that a pedicular
ba tett ' nlay`haye-ireali Isisu[Rciently
sterilised, or that a. soumel tin may
have , -.become tainted tht'oegis bolus
1 11 abort, •
Mioard's Llnlmenesfer berm.
The line t thing • in the world to keep your:.
sliniaah in
t,
its-t
op shape -
.s 1110 30 'hops rtSec el sS rtP.,n h s.
of n,..oP. Any' drug
Carty Baths in Irate.
The tl;ti 11 Bath, Etiginuit'lintl ;ub
l
lie baths establisited by the 'Romans�
in 5,4 :�D. •
•
mitt, . n c matter : where, lo.
r - 0at<ad, will ,be merit], by ap-
plying . MInerd's. May be-
taken either lnl;eruald-g 'fir
evterually,
sad ..o».....w,am,,..ocvms,
Self - Poisoning
Takes Huge Toll
Many Fail in -Life Through
Sheer Neglect of Funda-
mental Rule of Health
Thousands of men and women are
to -day victims of their own neglect.
Grouchy, Hatless, .quick tirinn, suffer-
ing from headaches and biliousness,
they spend enormous sums in meds.
Cines without avail. They would give
much to regain their old vitality.
Can it be done? Yost How?
Simply by recognizing the importance
of one fundamental rule of health-theproper' elimination of, the bowel con-
tente. Poisons that are /Allowed to
remain in the system quickly lower the
stamina, weaken the nerves and thus
pave the way to 1I1 -health. Stop this
set( -poisoning by taking Najaf -the
scientific lubricant that completes the.
work of Nature's lubricant when,
througlt modern living conditions, the
natural supply fails,
Nttjo1 can betaken indefinitely with -
001 injury to the system, Try Nvfol
to -day. Asicfot it at your nearest drug
store, but remember there is on__iyy one
Najd. Watch for the name "Ntdot"
in red on the label and package.
BLAGKHEADS
AND PIMPLES
On Face and Neck,.Itched
Sadly, Cuticura Healed,
"Mytrouble began with black.
heads which after a while festered
and caused little red pimples. The
pimples were Scattered over my face
and neck anditthed badly, When
I scratched them it caused tittle
sore eruptions, and the trouble
lasted about four months.
"I sent for a tree sample of Cud -
cure Seep and Ointment and eftcr
using 11 I purchased marc which
healed the pimples in about two
months." (Signed) Ivan Towriss,
91 Frederick St., Arthur, Ont, •
Clear the pores of impurities by
daily use of Oedema Soap, with
touches of Cutleure Ointment as
needed to soothe and heal, Cuticura
Talcum is fragrant and refreshing.
sample Bach Tree by hall, Address Canadian
Depot: IltanbensA Ltd, Mentra0 ^ Pricer soap
te0. Ointment 25 and Mc. Talons 555.
ii t Cuticnro. Shaming- Stick 25c.
.THEY. SUFFER
NO " OR
Two Women Owe Health
to Lydia E. ?inkhorn's
Vegetable Compound
St. Adolphe, Manitoba. -"I was
very weak and had grroatpaitss daring
ntyperiods so that
Z1 Could not sweep
the floor. The
pains were in the
right side and ex-
tended to the left
anti then down -
wares, It seemed
as if the body was.
heavy and upside
down. It, ie for r
these. troubles I
took the Vegeta-
ble Compound. I
saw'abotrt it in a paper anti one wo- °`
nap prevailed, on me to take it:. It
las helped me in every way, the
pains are,less, and I have titers -apps
Lite, 'st is a plouaure'to recommend
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable' Com,'
pound to °this, women.' -Lea' DE.
LonlIS, St. Adolphe, Manitoba.
•
Proved Cafe by millions and prescribed by physicians for,
Colds H e
a. da
che Neuritis. ^
Lumbago
go
Pain Neuralgia Toothache
Rlleiiilxlitis
DOES NOT, AFFECT ,,T1 -1E 'HEART
Accept only,."Bayer" ack:.+ 'e'
I -s
which contains proven directions.
'Handy "Bayer" hoeee of 12 tat,lets
Also bottles of 24 and .I IO--Dniig fete.
Armee, 15 rte„
P � the tress de n n,ls �p',Artrl el 'ln 'siundn . bt'Rn cr-h1m Ifs n
5 1t n tore f Ifannncettc
bet. .' in Ssoctaio:,3ur nmm�i l' ss,e. llc Acid 'A. S, A."slum lark tt Is v- .lm„kn
]net 030 (n 015 is nap CV w1001 uro to an,Istair the IaI tp iitnlnst ,(It,,l r.,, 1. r fbie(ti
br payer <rmpnny w.21 !?:: bia,uycd Oar thele deoerat trade amt. 5, Om
Found Creat • Relief
'Toronto, Ont, -"1 am atthe Change
of Life with lift flashes; dizziness,
weakness and nervousness. I had
head poises and was short of breath.
's -T e when
Ia;+ns th t. w ay about sur. north.,
1 read about Lydia E,Pinkham s 5,01g-
01015115 t ompo0n<1 in the newspapers,
1 have taken sight bottles .o far and
found great r+nhtf, '—. MrseL,I,, SAL-
MON, 112 Lawlor Ave,, Toronto, Ont...
!ISSUE No, 10-'20,
