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How to Cul e Poison Ivy.
The cures' for the poison IVY plague'
are as a'lll embracing as the pla'alenco'
of the trouble it causes. They range
from treatment of the affliction after
it appe'ava- on the, skin to;eradication
of the plant, Cu this latter point
those s•ensitfve to the plant tool, strong-
ly. and point- out that, since the vic-
tims
ietims are merely people end not Pigs or
narcisima bums, it will be long before
we can hope forlegislation that Makes
harboring poison: iyy a, misdemeanor.`
If one 4s warned beforehand that he
will 'bo near ivy, the Iron treatment
does i way with the danger, A five -pet
cent, solution of ferric chloride in fifty
'per cent alcohol, dabbled over "'the
face and,hanls and allowed to dry on,
is a complete svocess when it is used
before exposure and almost completely
successful if uas'ed directly' after:'ex-
Pos'ure,: A strong solution of ferrous
s4111)148u Wu*, mac, be used thesame
way,and is said to retain its chemical
properties 'longer than the first Solu-
tion.. ..
If iron salts are not available, a
good scrubbing with' hot (if .possible)
water and strong yellow soap as soon
after exposure, as possible will usually
mechanically remove ail -the poison,
which penetrates the skin rather slow-
ly. Another prev ntive is to wash as
soon after exposure as possible with a
solvent of the resinous tar, such as
rubbing alcohol.. Some people get good,
results by allowing a solution of bap
ing soda to dry on the face, either be-
fore 'or just atter; exposure. After
Itching starts, it is too, late dor pre.
!engine pleasures to do much good -
In Severe oases, great relief isgiven
by bathing the inflamed surface ;with
the iron solution and then spraying or
painting the surface with melted, not
hot, paraffin.:. Lay over this a thin
sheet of sterile cotton,' and then an-
other layer of paraffin, Whichris to ex-
tend on to the uninjured skin an snob
to make a tight seal so 'Wet no air can
get in and u, o discharge ooze out.
Keep Minard's Liniment In the house.
Beauty culture' is a Very old art,
Even in Ancient Rome women dieted
to "reduce," wore tight: corsets, and
used false teeth and false'hair.
AUTO PARTS
Shaw's Auto Salvage carries largest
stock of slightly used, parts ,for most
makes of oars. Batteries, Carburetors,
Colts, Springs, Wheels, Tires, at email
portion of original cost Your stoney
back if wanted,
927 bUFFERIN ST. , TORONTO
Canadian Farmer
Tells His 'Experience
"Les" Booth, widely known Ontario farmer, and a sick
man for 20'years, suffered' daily, only half alive:
Now strong, robust, vigorous, credits neiU
found health to Tanlac
Though popularly lmown. as "less"
Mr. Booth's correct first name is
George. Iiis home is at 271 Perth St.,
Brockville. For the past three years
he has enioyed vigorous health bat
what he endured before then is beat
told in his own words. "For twenty
yyears my arms, shoulders back anti
RippaS ached with rheumatism," said
fele Booth. "Often I had to quit work
entirely andI remember one bad spell
that kept me in bed for six months. -
"MY eise got'to be so chronic that
the, help tau. the £arm, I 'was prac-
tically helpless. Even my wrists and
bandawould swell up sothatI couldn't
write myname. I dreaded bedtime,
for I got no rest, hutlay there in
agony, waiting for morning, Nervous
spells would, seize, me and I would
tremble all Oyer lilte_'n leaf; I couldn't
get any benefit from ine "food and had
to force myself to eat; el"weight was
far below normal.
"Three years ago I decided to give
Tullio a -good trial', for nothing else
had helped me,, 'I: could scarce) be-
lieve Ilii h 'resultswore possible as
those Teniae soon showed: Tile,s,clhing'
stopped, my appetite cameback ani)
I. could eat heartily. My nights be-
came more restful, too, and I slept
5.
':a
soundly. I gained 16 pounds which I
still retain, and I now work hard out
doors from 8 to 10 hours a day. Tudor
have an ache. It's hafedty belteveabtel
If folks want to know what`Tanilrc
can do, tell them to write to Les -
Booth, or to code and see me. I'11,
tell 'em." .
If yourhealth is:broicen•from over-
work' or -neglect, profit from Mr.
Booth's experience. Try Tanlae, na-
ture's own body builder, made from
roots, herbs and barks. Your druggist
has it, Over 52 million bottles sold.
:7rr?.tt•; "':a:, -r-ITS'' l-, :,?•i, -,se fiele elect , reefee e
'A most satisfactory roll for the bathroom.
A soft,: absorbent tissue made; like all Eddy;-
Toilet- .Rolls, under the most exacting sani-
tary conditions.
Big value for
the housewife
seeking a good
-tissue at -a
moderate
price.
i •.fit v{ti.,,.'i:'ram ' 'Vas.v,'S
L ondoin E sliibatn Nine -Ziac
Hyacinth;
What is raid . to be- th'e' la'
hyacinth iii the world, " I h oeotie,"�
the eynoetu's of fill eyes r,t the 6
of the Royal Horticultural'Roulet,
Vincent• Square, f.ondoii
biocln, a onuss pt Camnbridgeb
6o-tla,; 5, as nine 'inches tall,
The hyacinth was sometimes' ICU
to the Enl lieli. trade as'the chi
sweeps brush:" He continued:
deve'iopmeh,t of hyacinths to Ls,gl
ho been wosliierf ii cluring rat
years. '13loome' messwring eight inc
in height areigiiits common now. I
net' generably • known that- the
ninth, c, nturtee ago, was a tiny
flower. As you see; we:have
hyacinths ill "practically. every :co
Perhaps brilliant orange and sea
are. the only two colors we have
yet perfected in these blooms, altho
we have them; 7n shaded orange;
cerise. "Iiing•Meneiih,' a deep ind
blue, is among, the hyacinths be
shown this year, and this is about
nearest, we -have got .to,;a bleok'is
cinth.",• • •
Hyacinths' are still used largely
window -boxes' -a , method of de
tion popular in the 'British Jules', In
addition to hyacinths, which formed a
greater, part Of ..Ole show, ther•e..were
-
some.bFeautifmi exhibits of cyclamen,
daffodls; narcissi; and' brehide,
Sir William L wmnce exhibited a
rare plant' known as Halmonthue nate-
alens'ls, This plant, which ;poseeeees
an orange -colored flower, is a' native
of South_Africa.
n
r "rl'laree" for Real Company.
"How many ;make the ideal ompany
for -a real walk, not a stroll? One,
of course. But next to. that -well after
h .' * EU tt hC ' SERV ' E :1 E T -I > ANDI'CARE
rgeet
won Relief Can Only Come Through ;Pi"Cbgrests 1VAtrtle" in the Preven-.
1 0W Better Blood-Liiltiai"ents "of tion of Denial Dnaeaae,
'rho i No 135e, - Marked'pe egncss hose been made dirr-
lue. ing recent ycnr.< iii working out a pro'
In 1(0 other d(srnso!;does the blood' prevevntion:of dental
I become granune'fKlr the
diheease. OuisLantin'g resol t'eh' work°
ore Have spelnt their time and energy,
in an effort to ascertain the reed
oausss.of.decay anti pyorrhea and to
Ped out how ilio public . can success=
tally, oembat or correct these condi
tt ns, Such investigation is absolute-.
I,v ossentiiai,i•because so many People
are not only suffering from booth ache
land the loss of. valuable teeth • but a
number of syetematie diseases aro the
result of bad moutir,conditions.
It has been discovered that -dental
diseases are largely. due to modern
l abLts of living : and that people In
highly civi:Iized ' countrieis 'l ave more
tooth decay. than those less highly
favored. It is always difficult- to' per-
vade' the public to live in accordance
with natural law ante consequalntly,
acme extra protection must be pro
o wls tion se rapidly as in rheuma-
mlley tfsm. Nut only leen it become thin
Phe bps It is loaded with ;Icopurities-rheu-
and 'natio poisons, Without the ,proper
est treatment these DOISOris increase, the
bog Inflamed joints swell and the'petl�cmt
t s h",comes a cripg le. ' Meet ti totems
hya• srtnply aim;,. to keepdown the pain,
wild , hence with 'every u;ifavorable condi
now lion, a renewed attack follows:
o1or.
To cast out rheumatism they blood
,let ,must be enriched aad,the rheumatic
not poisons driven out with the natural
ugh secretions of the body. This can best'
and''- be done through a course of Dr, Wil -j
igo lions' Pipit Pills, which have aspecl-
ing I fio action on the blood, giving it new
richness and redness. Thousands
have tiled this treatment with bene -1
ficial results. That every sufferer from i
for rheumatism who does not'try Dr Wll-
f„er Mains' Pink rl'lls is neglecting the meet
It, but,next-thnee is --the numb
hopeful means of recovery is show
eythe statement of Mr: David Carroll,
Pictou, N.S., who Bays: -"Por `.years
was troubled with rheumatism.: ,Th
pains were not continuous, brit they
always returned, andkept gettin
worse, ' I tried so-called electric bel
and -many medicines, but did not ge
more than temporary relief., Only
those who :have suffered froth 'this trots
ble will, realize what I suffered
tunes, I had begun to dispair of get
ting better When a friend urged me to
try Dr. Williiams' Pink Pills. In a
short time I could -feel tills medicine
helping hie so I gladly _continued tak-
er. leg the pills and soon found that every
trace of the trouble had disappeared
and there was a great imiproyement in
my general health..It is• now two
years since I took Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills and I have not had the t
e.
twinge of the trouble in that thee
That is why I. confidently recommend
thep'ille to ether sufferers,"
hour
You can get these Pills Prom' any
by ineddd}ine dealer or by mall at -60e a
n box from, The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brookville, Ont. e
vid'ed- The research domvartmet. of
n I the Dental Faeulties:-orthe Universe-
, ties and other investigators are con-
vineed of the neoesaiity for, and the
e value of this study and the large num-
ber engaged in the work gives promise
g of many worth -while developmente.
is Knowledge of. any kind is of "little
t, value unless applied .earl a programme
for the pioyention of 'dental diseases
elle t be of ,much service to hu'man-
at• 10' unless brought to them, The Logi-
- pal person to educate the people in re-
gard to mouth conditions' Is the dentlet,
but how eanshe"b(rdng the advantages.
of modern dentistry to the public un-
less he is himself informed.
The chief agency used .bY-the den-
tists for the purpose of keeping abreast
of the times be .the ,dented convention.
These meetings held once a year in
thepiovinee enable the members of the
dental profession to secure through
essay and clinic the very latest in both
knowledge and methods. The DentalConvention to be_held :in Toronto dur-
lag this month promises to be of un-
usual importance because it will be the
Diamond Jubilee of the Ontario Dental
Association and will be a joint 'conven
tion with the Canadian Dental Associa-
tion. Outstanding dentists and
physicians from all parts of America
will be present-- to give essays and
„clinics and the meetings will be,�so In-
structive and inspiring that�th1' vast
majority of the dentists of the Pro-
vce inwill be in attendance.
Canada produced in 1925 nearly
thixty per cent, of the newsprint
paper made in the world.
The finest thing In u.,, world .to keep your
stomach intle'top shape. ie 15 to 30 drops of
Seigel e Syrup tin a glass of water. Any drug
store.
IChaki has been officially adopted
for future use in the French Army,
displacing the horizon blue so famous
during the Great War.
Whether 'it be. the question' of pace,
distanGe, 'country, conversation, re-
freshment oar -the way (or merely by
the way), three will settle the difH-
oulti'es, meet, the case, more' readily
than two,” Writes "E..1. P. IT."-, in the
Birmingham Poet.
-"One says' that anybody can keep
up live miles an hour for four hon
that it ie twenty miles to Trotbury
road, and we can lunch 'there and trill
back In time for tea. Two says: 'Yee
try how long you'll keep up that live
mileee antis anyhow, ho believes in
making a day df it. ''We'll take sand-
wiches, aches, start early, and go round by
MuckMorueigh, and' find we've covered
a good thirty without•noticing It.'
"But Three .says he has no fal
pride, and fifteen miles is his iimi
leave it to him, and..bell see that yo
get all the walking, sill the seener
and' all the feeding (stece you ley
much stress' on it) you want. Matte
,ed by the ad'miselon of their own mu
eater -superiority, One and Two a
pleasedto let high call tee tune, an
the result is a most successful da
long ramble over a nicely -varied cou
try, including a quaint village (]uta
some charming, restful, tobacceb
viewpoints, and a flee old inn of tl
coaching days (dinner); and so back
home at a convenient hour after
walk of. fourteen ,.and three -quart
miles exactly.
"The three have also enjoyed a bet-
ter talk than any two of them could
have done.."
MAKE CARE OF
Cure for Auto. Accidents. '
Education ie , the only cure for the
ever-increasing number 'of automobile
accidents, writes Walter P. Chrysler
�° in The Outlook.'
' "The more I study this whole 'prob.
u len),' he writes, "the mare convinced
Y' I am that a major part of the problem
s0 is an educational one. That this is re-
r°
e-
r cognized is to be found in ties fact that
9- in many -of our largecities pollee of -
r° fleere are going into the schools to
give blackboard talks to children about
Y- crossing streets at crossings,, the
n- necessity for observing traffic lights,
the dangers _.of playing 'In crowded
to streets, the folly of Hooking -on -be -
he hind' motor cars and trucks and busses.
and what. not. Having police officers
a in uniform go into classrooms baa hie
er effect
BABIES EASIER
Stomach distprbanees and constipa-
tion aro responsible for much of th
i eeviehnelss of babies and young chil
ren, When the baby is cross or Jeri
able tine mother should not resort to
so-called scanoe
soothing mixtures to coeek
the trouble, for in the majority
cases these Mixtures simply drug th
child Into an unnetessal sleep.' Willa
ie needed is a gentle laxative that w
sweeten the stomach and regulate ti
bowels. Such a - remedy is found 1
Baby's' Own Tablets. They ate eao
to take and guaranteed to be entire
free tram opietes and uarcetfes, Con..
earning them, 'Vies. los. Tousaig'nant,
Ste. Sophie, qua., writes': -"1 would
like all mothers to know that I feel
there ie no other medicine to equal
Baby's Own Tablets. I always keep a
hex in the house and their prompt use
never fails to restore my little ones to
health."' The Tablets are sold, b3'
m'edicin'e dealers or by mad'1 at 26 eta.
a box from ',lie Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine' Co„ Brockville, Ont,'
"This practice of having the. police
go into the ochodle should be encour-
aged. Many -cities Would do 'well to
adept the plan. But the work of the
police must be seppl'e+mented by the
instruction of the parents In the
home."
Mr. Chrysler also beiieves that the
motorist needs education. He writes:
"The motoristlloses nothing who gives
to the pedestrian the. right of' way It
Lingerie
auerantaed Shit Haelcry.-9 Pales for $2.26.
Veda and bloomer, 701, 52,20.. ShadoW-proof
Princess Stipa, -51.70. - buy :Mot from MIN
to tare agent' commlaalan end stare profit,
Send no money. Shipments C.O.D. ouarae.
toad tatl,t0atlon end laving or money refunded.
State sloe. end select. Cltempmon Rnlnina
MI111, boa 211, Stollen N, Montreal. - .
is' the ooullteous thing to do. 'And then,—
e One should remember that a pedestrian
d' cannot exchange bumps with a motor
t car. I have no patience with t m meter.
1st who -compels the pedestrian to run
to escape Injury. To be sure, there
of are all kinds 'of motorists, just as
C4 there are all kinds' of pedestrians, but
i1t the decent thing to do to permit the
tC
n
y.
ly
Coast to Coast 'Radio
Reception.
There is a distant air line from Van-
couver to Halifax and hitherto the
Jaddo experts have'lsad difficulty in •tra-
versing it by broadcast The feat has
been performed at lest and the honor
of the performance belongs to CeIRV,
the Vancouver broadcasting station -of
the Radio Department Canadian .Na.
tionftl Railways.
G. W. Rockwall, 42 Philip Street,
Halifax, a member of the Halifax
County Radio Association, wee the for-
tunate enthusiast 17lngaged iii: a eon -
test for "'DIC" reception, Mr. Rockwell
memained ` up ` until the "wee ,shin'
home" one night recently and 'tuned;
in on CNRV broadcasting a dance or-
i'ehestra when they were playing "In a
Little Spanish Town," It was at 2.20
a.m.. o'clock, Atlantic Standard Time,
that this occurred, but that was hardly,
the heel of evening In Vancouver',`
where Pacific Time reigns 'and they
called 10,20 p,m, on the Log of the pre-
vious evening. . • '
The reception has been verified, and
A. R. McEwen, Director of Radio,
Canadian National Railways, metes:
that the occasion is. the first on which.
a Canadian broadcamting.'station has
covered the long dietanc& from Boast'
to coast:
The Wind Speaks.
('th-f al'e tj . -
I walCed In a sheltered glen'
i 1'o keep nay April tryst with Spring,
And fpund a lone while violet when
kwaited'in a sheltered Sion—
A. not that only Spring ;could pen:
She would be Late =then whistling'
I:I waited In a sheltered glen'
To ]keep my April tryst with Spring,
71azel Harper Harris.
i or all pain-Minard's Linerlent,
pedestrian to walk to the curb or
MOTORS the street in 'safety and without
hurry,"
The Whole Trouble.
They found him wandering around
in a dazed condition], bearing the signs
of a vigorous quarrel, a blackened eye
and a'gap in his front teeth. e
Filled with pity, they seized _bat 'by
the. arms. I
"Come ailopg, old chap. Let -tie take
you: home to your wife."
Ile groaned piteously..
"Don't you uuderet'and?" he mur-
mured, tfeebly; "That's where I get
it,"
Mlnard'e Liniment for dandruff.
-c
The, greater the difficulty, the more
glory in surmounting it. Skillful
pilots gale .their reputation front
storms and tempests. -Epicurus.
The 1927 Twin 74J.D..Model
The greatest Harley-Davidson Of all-
ot how and love prices -improved -
refined in many details -=-but no radical
departures from the time-tried,Harley-
Davidaon. design. Old timers and •be.
ginners alike will' recognize- in theft
1927 Twins the last word in engineer-
ing achievement. Powerful -speedy-
built to hug the read -the most depenfl-
able and satisfactory mount that ever
split the wind:
Walter Andrews, Limited
.346 'rouge, St. Toronto
DANDRUFF. '
Stop It with Mlnard's.' A spleen
did tonic ter the soiul'p;
•
CHICKS
tay
All that the name
implies. From
healthy, free
range .parent
flocks. Bred to lay. S.C. W.eghorns
and Barred Plymouth hocks from
nationally known strains. Get more
poultry profits from these healthy,
vigorous, Smith Hatched Chicks.
Write for cfrcUtgr $TREE
OPIP,dhtIO tti1A 5iT i n ATcm &ay
use fticlirnoWNT.,lLonden,dinta rio
packed in,, iuminuire.
Yeiur grocer kpoty 'when you order
SED ZeOSgf RAN -G., + ;pE+ o
area, judge ,f:(� 1 ..
Violets, rose .petals, and naetur
,lutes for flavoring salads are ;i
the novelties of French cooking.among n
---.--;.y. , You :WIII�aecura more 'money -tor your:=cCeunl h
Trent corns with Minor 'c L eltYoping to ur, 'il more ip oo,0 read pay "exuru6
d IDiment Prompt rotor,, dolly by money order. Highest peas
ar--. paid for ODs, Reference: Bank a nontreal.
A wreath sent by Queen:Victoria Write for cans and parttoulare.
to a funeral at Bilsthor a fortyyearse e CITY . . ' . CREAMERY
P 7 tl Qu en St., E..• To�anfo
ago is still preserved in' the parish
tee
church, In a' glass and marble case.
(falsified Advertisements„
mcmMAsonef noose ern: wore iroms.
pi.2.a, Bitter, .. :1A. Wellesley Crescent.
0,0010,
SUPERIOR SAnY CHIOge AT REDUc03.p1tICE3,.
A.O.. STRAIN BRED -TO -LAY •nAltnrSq-
If- hooka,' Tom Dacron Wblta Lkpiroras, Oar
voecl,llty it O,A,O. Darrel Books of the kmoy.
Woe,' .All our Looks aro imaged with, pedigreed
r0ckeroia froth biood-tested stock andhave heist mulled
for heavy egg production, If P0y. Want ]forced Boeln
that an bred for egg Production and alsohare' as
nee, order erom uo and nuns so pure hind - chick, 00
high b olit, at the' priceof ordinary Redo steak,
Priem: per hundred for. May, Boned Bobs 518,00,
LOgiearaa $10,00;.,,3,m,, Barred Book,. 610,00, Lea-
harn, 114.001 'sin,,, paid.. 100 per cent, lira arrival
alroraateed Terme, 20 Der coat .cask with order,
batonme B.O.B. Prompt shipment guarantee). - 7, D.
Johneon. Boor 107, Stress, Oak
r Owns PRIORS iron WW1 QUALITY Y°BL
Bre] Baby Ch MO&, onaltl bred -to -ley
Barred Rocha and Tom Barron White Leghorn. Our
elm each year Is to impose our dock, and sell high
quelity Dura utvi..: chow at the lowest noealbie
pica, This soar our chloka are better then ever
cod prlca, lust',,, 'low and lower Urn chi of
inferior aualhy. All - our dock, are-'•headat with
Pedigreed coeheeetn from -blood -foetid stook and hare
also been coned for henry egg production. TO im-
prove your Rack' order from 0e and. secure the beat.
Pekes per hundred: Barred necks„ for May. 518.00,
MMM 950.00; I ghorae, May 516.00, . Tune (13.00;
uprose sold. 100 per cont, nre arrival guaranteed.
Terme, 25 per cent. cads wills order, haloes CAD,
An order, promptly and carefully tilled.
Twodeie, Peron, Ont-
is unexcelled for Dyein
and Tinting. 'Professio.
Dyers use the riklairet' f
SameKicidof 141. ■Ilatall
Spring. Tirna is
'• CELERY KINGS Time
.:Brew a cup of this fine old vegetable conic.
It is all the spring medigiae:'you need.
It drives out winter's poisons, improves
the appetite and makes you feel bettei
r'ght away. CELERY KING is good for
the whole family. At druggists, 30E& 60c.
MO ',; E WOOL ffeonn,
Every t tteess Every Year
Clip by machine and get 11% moro thap
with hand blades, Machine loaves no want's.
Oil ridges -shame evanly.all over --all long
staple wool, brings batter prices- Ininraa
Amp much leas than hand blades. Savoy
shearers' wagon—anyone -eau operate. s
etewcrt No. 9 Shearing hisettiss
Ball-bearing. Built,for work. Lasts YealTe
Shears smooth and fest. At dealer0, 528,' t
Western Canada 520.76, or rnnd" factnr�
32,00 end pay balance on arrival. (Sre.igitij
Prepaid) Cow and horse clipping easel*
meat 910.60, western Caned*
610.76 extra.
Satisfaction Or Money Back.
FLEITELE SRA1'T CO. L'ele
831 Carlaw Ave., Toronto 6
We will ship,
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No obligation to
buy, but if you
do, easlget terms
are arranged.
Guaranteed for
ten years,
Write now for
particulars.
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are not represented. 3O
Swedish Separator Company,
Limited
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Montreal
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GOOD HEALTH
Mother of Eleven Children
Praises Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Her Interesting Experience
Buckingham Quebec. -"I am the
mother of eleven living children,
and my baby us
five maths old,
I am only 3$ years
old and I have
taken Ltvdfa T,
Pinkham s. Vege.
table Compound
for weakness and
my nerves,I knew
of it from my
sister, Dame Ed-
ouard Bcilcfeuille
o f Ramsayville.
For five years I
TUB in misery 'and was always ready
to cry. Now I am so happy to have
good health. My daughter, who is
18 years old, has also taken it and
will be happy to recommend it to all
young girls.1'-Dame WILLIAM PAI,.
ENT 'Box 414, Buckingham, Quebec,
Why Suffer for yesegewith back-
ache, nervousness and'other ailments
common to women front early life to,
middle s e,when Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound will give you
relief?
In a recent country wide canvass
of purchasers of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, over 260,000
replies were received, and. 98 out, of
avert' 100 reported they were bene,
fited by its use. ,: c„
Theirteeth are of a tough.
mess which inakeothem hold
Moly keen' Matting edge un-
der every usage.
SIIACNOo cAt1ACn SAW co. ,TO. -
MONTREAL.
VANGOUVett,. SY. JOHN Max:
may
r'... .' YoneNIo
The Charm of
4and Velneelthe SkiPm'crt
Bleed Under Id
Greats.
:NI}a
and
Longer Mileage
added safety and colnforte..e
that's what Gum -Dipping, the
extra process, gives to Fire*
stone tires.
Gum -Dipping goes to the
very heart of every cord, thar-
oughly saturating and impreg-
nating every fiber with rubber
delivering greater economy,
safety and comfort in the day.
in and day -out service of the
Iargest truck, bus and taxicab
fleets—in the battle of tires on
race tracks --and on curs of
hundreds of thousands of
motorists throughout the coon.
try
Your tire costs Will be mad
terially lowered by having the
nearest Firestone Dealer equip
your car with these wonderful
tires. See him now.
FIRITSTONE TIRE de RUBBER CO.
OF CANADA LIMITED
Hamilton, Ontario
MOST MILES PER DOLLAR
Rioe.tont Build. the Only Own -tripped 'Tires
GL
'ith Health
This Spring
Taken according to the
simple directions on every.
bottle,<' TRU - BLOOD brings
the glow of vibrant health to
the skin. ,
"TRU.SLOOD Complexions" re;
fleet "blood .health" Withen. As a:
Spring Tonic and Blood perkier, it
corrects the causes' of eczema, akin
eruptions and: kindred synptotn4 of
Vitiated or Tapers blind..
Do us on ninny ethers aro doing
get -n dollarbottle st your Drug,
gist's and prove its worth, 68
riliilia neer
t®Q
Proved safe by millions and -prescribed by physicians for
Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago
Pani , ' Neuralgia .Toothache' Rheumatism
„ill v- i
OES, NOTAFF4tT TEM -E-� AR' 'e .
j$SUE'No.' 19•-'27.
Accept only" "Bayer" packag t
which contains proven directions.
Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets
Also bottles of 24 and ,100 -Druggists,
Aspirin 16 the tradt"'merk (registered, In Ouoadn) of Bayer Mmrataatnlo of btonoacoti9.
aeldester of: Ballepllepctd (Acetyl. Suillpy(lo Acid, "A, 0. ,A.'). while it la well known
.that Aeoltin means Boyer manufacture, to sestet the 105110 agalnnC.lnitatlona, fila testis(p
04 Divot Company will tm scooped wlUa their general trade Warty the "D4,70 910#