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a11st4lid'f ; ,to 1.i 0, eltli`er; etltt.i . tor'
elt.et4tptWh •to prpduee iilicnlls�9tQl0.
,e1hi;.surpida}.cases Gauss see§nt
lY intik:dnoeii antot1 0r �mtitil d Pile
fled acetylene,but for valll'ous 1'e"as"ons
gas entitled n ui1y1on nnrct of pini"
tis 0sei'has not become g'enllal
It '.,g't s x ot.'at y daug'r Roiinerted
vyith' 1:f e use 0fr'ether or' rlileOforui,•;.
that 1.440,00 .1,...t.)„.;6: s.ttempt; `lo pl•otluce
f. 107 ^ butthm_diseomsoi•t connected
(on Wnth;:x,,.... with bhehruse, Many sial/people tine
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t): unpleeaanly afected .liY atri.a.
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ohlnre„tetm; hhe festof the,maskthie
cok1n sensation thelynowleda tiot
;T1heY finedhi iiftY dofr' they' areb=ing put oslee1) bynrrP,,
• `. Because Ize tried to yl 4 :. combine toal[athem nervous-.
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The stenog in-Ills;oihte,' awakening they.are plagued by thirst -
a
W11P vas a lovely int s, D: 107 sloes ilei kava to'b r•Ureatied
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•SC le.. ora .aS I e i'. n .th int tine
1 l t, "., `• n e' nd works o e es
And whiclh •I hole impart- I'll eight to fifteen minutes: the •patient
Is thatit's wise to`ai hash fall in'o. a atui'a sae ' }eating'fir
s i n 1 l p,
• Whatever- things:•you start,, several koul;s, •and feels • net,after'el
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.:,"..",..:','....)••••),:---- .: :; iraRts,til awakening. It'.ts aisle p of
bMa, .:.randall au Plly$ter wants unconecleusness, during which no .pain
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h oE: t e fam x
to . kno ^,what 1lranc . h 'ralaxed.
. can be felt and muscles ale
M1ve
'sThe. drug has,no•effeet,pleoin th' eIlihie•
stt
iM bi7 , tell :Ofatda1;t1io Mtirl)hyyb'utsonietimo}ufebt
th 'b ea ug.
s yin - Prom 'nobody; they` spring at • . _ ex -
'ear!"..
gOther physicians related their, e,
'em-! poriendes to the' society; About a
thousand cases of operations with E.
Women are' supposed to have more 197 'were reported, but the medical
curiosity; than men, but so far nett? of profession does not consider it Dos
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'them has tried: to see the North.Pole:tibia' to form 'a definite; 'opinion as to.
the value of the drug until far more
The:Bookbinder—"Wi11 you have it evidence has been collected. For the
bound' in Turkey or Morocco?" p1•eeentthe use of in 107 therefore.
The Patriot—"Neither, sir:- nave has: been confined to a few great surgi-
cal stations •for continued experiments•.
rE HER .BABY
-it bound right hero In Canada."
We admire pure grit and all that,
but we're darned if we like It in our
epinaoh. •
Notwithstanding the life of a paper
dollar is, only seven or eight months,
we have never had one die on our
"My father's in the goal business."
"Oh. ,What branch?
"Ho collects the Rshea,"
Visitor—"won't you he._ very, very
happy when your sentence is over?"
Prisoner -"I dun'no, ma'am, I dun'
no "
Visitor—"You- don't know? And
why not'
Prisoner- "I'm In for life"
A shining "!.ample 'of old-fashioned
simplicity' is an unpowdet•ed nose.
Money isn't everything, but every-
thing takes money!
(> miss is often good for a smile.
Some folks don't have to patronize
loan sharks. They could starve.
Patent (gaspingly)—"I seen' a little
better, doctor, but I'm still short of
breath,"
Doctor—"Have patience and- we'll
stop that." -
Gladys says her friend Clarice 1s
off again. She thinks that the 'hem
lock is : an attachment for a sewing -
•machine.
She—"Let me speak."'
IIs—"lou mean continue, don't
your„
There may be nothing in a name,
but who would: want to be named
Skunk?
Experiments of more than
thirty yearshave prover. that
Aluminum is the best tion-
taixler for tea. Rod Rose Tea
< is now packed only; in Alurii-
_- nurh, and every package is
! guaranteedto be in perfect
condition. 2T.
. 1
A Frenchman has invented an.
' automobile that will leap from the
ground and travel through the air for.
a considerable' distance. Pedestrians
had just as well give it up and lie.
down in the middle of the road.—
Nashville Banner.
'1
Senator Mac' predicts that the
Fascist; Government's proposed tax on
'bachelors will be paid, without protest.
He is ;confident that his fellow country-
men .will regard 'it as preferable, to
tither. matrimony 'or ;castor-oil,
Putsch.
!
'na rd ' ntment}Case's 'sore 'leets
Ms Lt•a
w �`e
"Sail =ma b1o' u sone 'da '; s'ay
May p Y,.
nstrinlomers." That will be aterrilde
blow to sunny' California:St. Louis
Star.
PLUMP AND WELL
Nothing makes a mother more
grateful than a benefit conferred up-
on her child. Mothers everywhere
who have used Baby's Own Tablets
for their children speak in enthusias-
tic terns of them. For instance, Mrs.
Zepterin Lavoie, Three Rivers, Que.,
writes: -"Baby's Own Tablets are a
wonderful medicine._ for little ones:
They never fail to regulate the baby's
stomach and bowels, and make him
plump and well- 1 always keep a box
of the Tablets in the house and would
advise all Mothers, to ,do likewise."
Most''o the ordinary ailments of'child-
hood arise In the stomach' and bowels,
and can be quickly banished by
Baby's- Own Tablets. The'se Tablets
relieve "constipation and indigestion,
break up colds and simple fevers, ex-
pel worms, allay teething mina' and
promote healthful sleep. They are
guaranteed to bo free from injurious
drugs and are safe even for the young„,
est and meet delicate child, The Tab-
lets are sold by medicine dealers or
by mail at 25c. a box from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
A Good Crop Rotation
Experiments have been conducted
on the Central -Farm at Ottawa during
the last seventeen years in order to
learn which rotations give, the best re-
sults under certain conditions,. what
sequenes of crops produces the larg-
est yields and which rotation is most
effective in maintaining the produc-
tivety of the soil ands in controlling
weed and insect pests. An excellent
rotation is, with several Others,.—
des-cribed in the latest report of the Do-
minion Field Husbandman, distributed
by the Publications Ilrimch, Depart-
ment of Agriculture, -Ottawa. It Is
a five year rotation with the crops
in the following order: Born, oath,
clover hay, timothy bay, oats. There
is thus one-fifth of the land in corn for
silage, two-fifths in •ggain, and two-
fifths in hay, 'For the purposes of the
experiments boot the clover and the
timothy are harvested, as hay. Ma-
nure is supplied twice, l once for the
corn crop at the rate of 15 tons per
acre, and once for the timothy, top
dressed on the clover sod in the win-
ter at 15 tons per acre. These large
quantities of manure are7applied be-
cause the land is not pastured.
There is an excellent -opportunity
of eradicating weeds with -this rota-
tion. The timothy sod may be
ploughed as soon as the hay has been
removed and cultivated. duripg the
remainder of the season, and the oat
crop may be handled in the same way
The corn crop will, of course; permit
of considerable cultivation during the
year, it is,grown.
et<fPt es
e
•Ii Is abet t
4me' to 11 h
eft'
reoord+biealtiiig"stuhite.• The attly_seal.
son and the vacation months are about
over.' It is time we got back to work
and sanity. '
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M,41CIslG GANADA M Si
rs e' he•'Canadla relit'.
So`�gi'eat was the intef�est evide'nded oda. Tke first was t , n
in the Scottish 'Musicsl' Festival er- I Song
! andHandicraft:Festival'stag, ed
g ized•as zart oithe Pi hla d 'Gatti', at tho Chateau Frontenac, Quebe n
g- • e . uo'
eying. fol .Bann;: cal ly in ;3eptembor,. ]Vfay., which .-Was ;regarded as, .un q
thaE'tho' gaYiadfan Panic [3aiiway iniha annai's•of Ganadianmuetc., Rei
Company ,arratlged with the Alberka ,vfvdng oldrtitge sodas and homey cue-
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Government:'1'elephones, to instal•the.-tome of the earlier settlors ':'oE •thiel
tir �li0ers o'f•:ilia-'pti11110 addrese,,sys' eountry •has':naught•,the. publto-fanoy,
p
m li t+ .oi•e 'need.''.iii; the Dominion 1 Sco s laved'. ,an important` flat t iii.
to to w t p
Jubilee b load est so.tkat the: evening'`butlding up: theDominion o,itd, the
uon0er s wore ;hoar'd'Tiot ghl)" in_ thy1 -lxntuos,0ballroom'oE'tbeHanfl' 5•prinks Total, !•ca e :msny sgaxxdy Settlel•a zYjto;
L, 'm" here,ih'tll's•early,days.are'Eor6;
'Where the Festi'val was staged, hitt'most in the of noted explorers,'fur
also : in the lounges and en the ter-. traders and par tici7?ants In manyt dal ,
race..,' ing^;projects', that ultimately have help -
in no -small way to help the Domtn-
The festival was the#second out -ed. ma Y
standing musical,event of an unusual ion toivsrcls' the prosperity she now
nature that has taken place in Can- enjoys, •
S de only from hard Western wheats, Purity Flour is
rich in gluten -- the energy giving and body, building food.
Purity Flour is best: for all your baking ,and will supply extra'" "
nourishment to thz_children, in cakes, pies, buns, and bread. :.
.Samir 30c i z stamps for our 700 -recipe Purity Flour Cook Book. 265
Wader. Canada 1 lour Mille Co. Limited 'd'Oronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Sit John.'
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HELPING ? UILD CANADA
Starting Young Canadians Right With a Healthy For idation•
is Recognized as of National Importance
-, A SPLENDID -EFFORT
Government Caps a Notable Year With a Notable
Publication
The'Dominion Government has just published "The Canadian
Mother's Book," written by Dr. Helen MacMurchy, chief of the
Division of Child Welfare of the Department of Health. at Ottawa.
The foreward—"The greatest gift is a child, and the greatest
honor is to be a mother," and the introduction—"This book has
bs'en written for you—a Canadian mother. The Government of
Canada knowing that the nation is made of homes, and that the
homes are made by the father and mother, recognizes you as
one of the .1Ylakers of Canada. No National Service is greater or
/better than"the.work of the Mother -in her Own Home. The
.Mother is the First Servant of the State. —These tell the story.
j the baby," picking up the darling,"
Dr. MacMurchy is to be congratuiat- I "cuddling the little pet" Is past and
ed upon tate simplicity and clearness II Dr. DiacMurRUy has stressed ilio
1 point so often forgotten that the first
of the language with Which, eke tolls
Year of a baby's life is, made up of
her story of how to care for young sleep, fend and batih. The reviewer's
Canadians, Dr. IliacMurchy used to bo' 001801 al, experience, ., arrived' at
teacher of Literature in the Old Gram- I through watching and :helping his bet-
tor School or Jarvis ,Collegiate Inst!- ter half raise a fair skied family fatly
tute in Toronto and well does the re- 1 confirms the Doct'or's mothotls.
viewer remember how .colloquialisms Free For The Asking
and Popular expressions were frowned The publishing° of the Canadian
upon by the Doctor when she en -I Mother's Book is without doubt one of
deavored to teach him the rudiments the most notable t,vents marking
of the English language, The Doctor, I Canada's Jubilee Year and every
a master of English, has worded her• i mother, prospective and expectant,
book in the simplest manner Dos -t should have ,this most excel-
sibie and where Popult}r expressions lent publication which will be mailed
carried her thought frost foreefully•free by simply writing and .asking for
site lhas, used such expressions until it to the Department of Health, Ot-
ibe• result' is absolutely clear, read- taws, Canada.
able, and understandable by anyone Advice tot Doctors
who can read words of two syllables.
To stress the important points Dr.
MacMurchy has resorted to repetetiolz
so: that any one seriously wanting
to benefit by her instruction tau who has been through the experience
not en It ly fail to have her truths he -does not hesitate to say that every
driven home, She has written, for doctor in city or country should' keep
the - good of the great mass of a supply of these little books on hand
Canadian women in average circum-
. and give Ole to every wife and
stances. Her simple, direct and inti-
mate Ianguage proves her as great a
master of English as o' rhyscelegy.
A New Era
The old time method of "rocking
Simply Told
hrdviding 1lequests for, r'ehelar
gips so tliat YQpngypehs'ons.;of limit
mtah zpay be•asaisted.to gto to•got
ge JpaSQ :Garv'a wtU is not:zunue z
fibs plaviston 4Gstltles" to the t�steAm
iwhich,hlher edneation was heti by
u:=map. ,Whose jutlginent of „`practi a1 ,'
�Olues was;• unquestioned It is a :,
obgr $ rebid a to ] leu who tilee'.to thinly,
eto tiemeelvos ns hard headed antlswht>
?¢boy fundal thetlel�tstou lkh`at tli-ey
alioly that tiluality by'1 eleing,contenipt
t4 coileg. olid university training," ' • (s'+ [ ,
'-';IJitdge Gary's will:Is unusual, how- '
evo3 in that ,it contaihe a igal agra7,,h: M , ^'il 111Z
of advice regarding the use of gaoney" y� qy yep �+ q v ry�
The, paiagraph••e0ziylsts of foie warn, •;; 801tts ROSE QaANGE PEKOE I>a'.extra.good..
Being a mere newspaper magi the
reviewer hesitates to offer, _advice 00
the medicial profession but as the
father of a successfully raised family
mother. We congratulate the gov-
ernment
overnment on their Chief of the Division
of Child Welfare and we congratulate
Dr. MacMurchy on such a noteworthy
achievement,
The "Immortals"
and 'Their Ages
Strictly speakhhg, those who are im-
mortal have no age. Nevertheless,,
the Immortals of the French Academy
are still • menable to the enlendar,
though' come of them seem to defy. its
Iimitations. The Forty are, in fact,
a venerable company. - One of the
latest members, Df, Prat, Valery, is re -,r
marked upon for his youth, though he
15 past-56rdiul the only younger man
is Robert de Piers, who is 55.
The Dean of the Immortals, thoagh
hehas never forinallytaken his seat
among theins: is Clti-menOettl, ; �vho 'le
00
36; ', but be is; not ,the anFY is'
ar
-tali', for Jules' 0hainbon' is '02 and
Pierre de la:`Gbree is 81 Geor`gsa de
,Porto -Riche and Albert Bernard are
'78; Marshal Poch is 76; Paul Bourget
end 'Papa" Soffre are 75 a Year olden
f1) Li .warning against eigiiing anY;
1?'onds'or.Ob'ligatione 0P"apy;lclnd-as
�Iltt r�.: mg: omi is "Is it true `mother, that sheep ,aro
8 0 ,the clumbeat of all animals?"
(2) 4 'warning sgainst anticipating' Po •Vega]; like'1Dnghand, is:concened,
one's ineotioe "in, 'Mai respect';' _ ,lest lande�ee Heil, by ler t shelf de
;(3) "A warning _against making anY, •yielence_to, the mother -tongue Brazils
leans `eXcegt oii'the'bo.sis`oi•itret-class, Aoademy, Melt n a: Brazlltnzl, diction-
liik o
.We 1 n it n. seertiittes; .and' :... ary, fiida' that the
ap.i,r,wo p aurnttyrioerd aonrtedi•'o:p_"`ur'3gli.a'tef^uoi rs'be
ugisieirniteiisess
ass!bi dgerr
slgfnnter ms
el
'
aonud
(4) A Warding'a5alnst•vAPrieausiron orEcia,ve Giave al
't s voo budad iespoGtively $,000 • aid1torm2
The Eoitri_ varntng 'hie' heis t4te1a1X
s
and popular terms unknown'hi
Judge• Gamy.
smPhasizes: byaddinpg
t
Po1;Uuga1. •
"They willbe• approaolied'frequently, .',
witlf suggestions' to • .be relied upon
.. The. 'word dollar has an 'interesting.
s h'
from a Abuatness standpoint," • histor .whtclh is'related' hi th o
7 I t of n i'4knt r st y' e toe
It wohld.be, malahcloy. o a
00 lruow how nsanyeubstantiel inherit'
representatives, ono -s hav . n•di si ted in Whole or,
1'n lar z' rt b` is bseve
1 uz�e to 0
g..na . Y.•. 1
theee-ou'n` rindlples, ''-Sedge, r 's`
d1) 1Gay
heir's may cr may.iiot need the admen{
tions be• leaves them, but for many. a-
benelielaiy such warnings' ' might
have 'proved- more valuable tha,•the
bequest itself: They might well be
incorporated in any, will.•
of Yaolifmbv, in Czechoslovakia, where
•epresen atives, of the' Little Entente
-recen,:.tly .
met, . ^ome 44.0:years ftgo,.a
silver
mine was discovered :hear
Yachlmov. The German .name- for
the .town was Joachinestahf, The
Coiint of Schlitz had s•iiver. collie made
'from the metal' and these coins bore
the likeness of • St. Joachim; The
silver money was known as joacbimst-'
balers, • This' was, in time, abbroviat
,ed to 'thalers Other changes occur-
red such as daalder, dolor and clelar,
In the sixteenth century these Coins
were called dollars' 'n England•.
Christendom's last monastic repub-•
1ic• still holding sovereign power in.
its territory, that of Mount Athes..in•
After Acute Diseases the Blood' one of the Greek peninsulas, is to be
Must be Built Up Beforedeprived by Parliament of its com-
mand of the gendarmerie. This sym-
Recovery is Complete, bol of the Patriarch's• civil sway will
be for State reasons.'trans1ferred to
Fevers and other acute diseases -like the authority of the Government:
pnenhaonia and influenza, leave the • * *
patient weak, with thin blood and un- States of the Union thathad lynch-
strung nerves. The period of con- Ings last year numbered ten, the same
valesconce, is often long and trying, as in 1924 and 1925. States that never
and years of poor health have ire- have had a rlynching are Maesachu-
quently followed so brief an illness as 1 setts, New Hampshire, Vermont and
Rhode Island.
E TO ICTHAT
GIVES STRENGTH
than Rene Daztn and Gabriel Hanot -
aux, white Franco's• de Cure] and
Marshal Lyautey are 73. Camille
Picard` is 71, and the roll of septua-
genarians is completed by Charles C.
A, Jonart, 70.
There follow Eugene Brieux, who is
60; Monsignor Baudril•laril, Henri
Bergson,' Pierre de Nolhac, Maurice
Denney, Henri .Emile LaVedan nal
Gamllle Jullian, Who are 63; Re he
Doumic and Raymond Poineare, who
are 67; -Louis •Bartlt'ou, Marcel Prevost
and Edouard lLtannje, who 'are 65;
Mme, Henri -Robert is 64; LOWS
r
Chevrillon, Joseph Reciter and 'Iienr
de Regnter are 63. The Abbe Bre
mond, 62,:completes'the list. of sox
an attack of Influenza or pneumonia.
Much of this sort of misery could
be avoided bY•t>zking steps to build
up the blood so that it can carry to,
the nerves and other tissues of the
botsi the' elements they need to' i`e-
store their' normal.: functional activi-
ties. To ,build up the blood and re-
store it to its rich, health -giving vig-
or, no other medicine can equal Dr.
Williams' Pink P1113. Front first to
last it is their intssien to improve the
blood and thus restore good health
and vigor.
The value of these pills in condi-
tions described above is shown by the
statement of Mrs. Rebecca O'Brien,
Pembroke, Ont., who says:—"In Nov.,
1023, I was stricken with pneumonia,
and at the time but little hope was
held out ter my recovery. However,
with the best of care I vas able t6
walk about after .some months. But I
did not recover my strength.'The
Moder told me I wee 'anaemic. My
appetite was poor, I grow nervous and
restless, I was deathly pale anti' prac-
tically gave up hope of ever being
strong again, However, remembering
that in my girlhood T had taken Dr.
Williams' Pinky Pills with decided suc-
cess, 1 decided to try thein again. By
the time I had used two bones there
was no doubt the pills wore helping
3the. Contitintl1g•their use'I was soon
able to attend to my household duties.
I continued taking the pills, however,
until I had used twelve boxes, by
which time I was enjoying bettor
health than at any time in the pre-
vious ten years. In gratitude 'for what
the pills have done for me, I give this
statement in the hope dirt it maY
point the way to health to some other
weak despondent Woman.",
e • T
A Bolton watchmaker has entered
the• perpetual motion class:His in-
vention is a wrist -watch, Inside which,
is a : small weight or balance .that
Swings with every movement of the
wrist and gives a tarn to the spring.
Half an hour's wear is, said to be suf-
ficient to wind it for forty hours of
timekeeping.. Should, the watch run
down, all that it 4s necessary to do is
to put It on the wrist, when at once it
begins ticking,
* * *
Soviet Russia claims a prodigy. He
is Nicholas Nazarov who, at 16, is a
full-fledged college professor, Nicho-
las entered Tashkent University at
the, age of 10 nud in 'four years com-
pleted the mathematcaf, historical
and scientific courses which other
students required' ten, years to finish
Kept Both Feet on the Ground.
1st )clubby—"My wife's hobby is the
flying machine -she's always .hopping
off into the air."
2nd Hubby—"Well, I'm glad to say
my wife's hobby is the sewing ma-
chine—she keeps both feet ou the
ground."
You can get these pills from any Drives away paln—Minard's Liniment
medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cis, Signor Mussolini ,has aid a visit to
a box front The Dr. Williams' Medi- p
cine Co., Brockville, Ont. Mount Vesuvius, Now perhaps the
volcano will stop its nonsense,
`ill Rogers Sees 'Humor in
W g
Customs Search of Fliers
*'10 Editor, The New York Times,
Washington, A;C,--T see the customs
authorities in England searched the
round -the -world titers when they land-
ed. I guess- they- thought the boys
had smuggled :over a coupe of baby
grand pianos or some early Okloholn;i
period furniture. I was Utero last
Summer when Gertrude Edetle swank
a' to and, they searched her,. 53gured
genariaus Tht. )Duc • t'0o'ia Poree
„ b 'u` 'i Betty'�lh
Cxso?'i�es ,!C Ya , and Y $4 death.
are'under 66.•
` Tlfe, Times asks: "How 'Near, I
Deer?" As •nearly as we know, Ca
ada.-•-New York Evenhig Post.
,, she' had' breaght In some cigars''or
v 1 • inidtets`.
t' "cigarettes or.mt'liither i1) tl e. 1 c
bathing shift X`recltoi • People
Of her b g ,
tell you England has no humor. Wily,
•t"ey•are funny; even when they don't
n= try to bo.
‘The Congressman at Lar°ge,-
WILL ROGERS,-
• P.S.--Did ou ever seo two people as
much alike as Levine and Lindbergh?
Both their names begin with an L.
- —_ . '.-
To feel ,much for others,; and: little'
for ourselves; to restrain our sel4ish
and exercise our benevolent affec-
tions, constitutes the perfection of hu-
man nature,—Adam Srnith,. ,
Mfnard's Liniment relieves backache.
•
"I don't need' and speedometer on
my car. ; 0 can easily tell the speed,"
at)id-.the-one' "Tiow do you da that?
robed Otte oilier:: "When I go ten•
miles an'hour, mnylamps rattle; when
..I go fifteen miles ,'an. lhour, my mud-
guards rattle; and at twenty miles' an
houhumy. bones rattle."
A party of British public school boys arrived in Canada on Saturday on
the White Star liner Albertic to rnake a tour of Montreal, Ottawa,
Toronto, Algonquin Park and New York, to become better acquainted
with Canadian boys and to understand the points of view of other
nations by means of personal friendship. They are in charge of Rev:
E. S. Fellowes-Farrow, M.A., F;R.G.S., of Cambridge University,
third from the left itt the. front row, and RcV. Howard J.. Rose, M.A.
of Oxford University, on the extreme right.
BICYCLE BARGAINS
need,: $re ilpwards.;'
Tran0Dortat1eul Pro -j
paid 'Wrltre
foEE:EL List
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103 Dandae ,l3tz'oot West, TORteltte
Used b' ghYslclans Minard's Liniment
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liVe.. to,actrl as •oxolueive represen-
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2're,3'ert whole'. or, part time• position o4,
im .orfs ce'
P n do business: at home; pleas- .
1ettr d proatable occupy&ion. Appply by
Ontario
beet, Frront ,Aesoclation;•l
flA-_(7ntarto Street, Toronto,
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�A:ATL'S WANTED ,O Dor PL Nr
'..and• light -sawtn at.drorlhe, whole or. �"
spare time. Good 1103,, Work sent any,
1�,...:
atao � chyr �e t1
d n e, .. charges 11.Send-tifamp ft
.arthcu - •s: -" 31p:091,04 :: fat turin
11 nanu t.
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,L7r either sox; mailed,in lain snvelo" e :
tp D.•
Paris Specialty Co.,, Montreal,
A ENT
List of :"Wanted Inventions"':
and Full Information Sent P'reet
on Request.
TIin RasasAIr CO., Dept. W,
273BankSt., Ottawa, Ont.
Tennis Rackets Re -Strung
Gotf, Clubs Repaired
Ail work done and guaranteed by
SPALDING EXPERTS
Special Prices
No. E Yore' Lambe Gut, reg. 137, apoL fes'
No. A. Rare Lamb's Gat,. reg. 58, 81)01, s
Work sent out 24 hours after receipt.
TORONTO RADIO CO., LTD.,
Representives for
A. G. SPALDING & GO.,
241 Yonge Street, Toronto.
Foot Weary and Sore''
Bathe and rub well. ,:with
Minard's. Soothing and re-
lieving.
moarmssammosepeaoeut
The Purity of Cuticura'
Makes It Unexcelled ' '
oile Purposes'
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OPERATION ATION LEFT
4/PvaR
HER VERY WEAK
Letter Tells of Wonderful
Relief After Taking Lydia
E. Pinkbanz's Vegetable
Compound
Coniston, Ontario.—'"After ase=
•were operation and a three weeks'
stay 1n a hospital.
I returned home
so weak that I was
unable to move a
chair. For four
months I was al-
most frantic with
pains and suffer-
ing until i thought
sure there• could
not be any. help
for me. I hadvery
severe pains in my
Ieft side and suf-
fered agony every month. Ono day
when I"was not able to get up my
mother begged me to try your med-
icine. .My husband got mo a bottle
of Vegetable Compound at once and
1 took -it. I started a second :bottI
and to my surprise and joy the pains
in my sidb left me completely and )S
am able to do all my work without
help, I am a farmer's wife, so you
see Ican't be idle long. In all, I have
taken six bottles of Lydia F. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound, five
boxes of the Compound Tablets,r,; two
.i?, ,
L •. - nkkAm 2 Blood
bottles et Lydia .
i
1)1 ,..$:...
i ovsetltheS ri
r`Ie" andhawea s
edt
atOV'0 Was):`t'-Mrs, L. I.AJEUNESSE,
Box 103, Coniston, Ontario. - ' o
Proved safe by millions, and prescribed by physicians fax'
Colds I-Ieadaclie Neuritis' ° Lumbago
Pain Neuralgia Toothache' Rhetitnatisll'i'
DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEA °T
Accept ons "Clatver" packge
which contains proven directions.;
Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets
Alpo bottles of 24 and loo ---Druggists.
Anplrin
16'1he trate mane. (re.lnt'roO in Conan) 01 13..ye1 htealfsot•no. or 11fo:ontetto-
i 'cl
aoldes'ter e[ Wall rlt h.ic. (d ety3 Salley
'.tflnt.L+nrltlu n:uuin 9oYCr nlaniltsc ve, to ,s lot�(hc ru1L' nIIsiss JaliuMona, 150 Tnb)etn
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