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constructionIs of high-grade American out-roundreed in a rich brown Setteeseat has' 21 coil
o1r,i1g5 sill c.tich chair seat has 6coil
s1rinss. Inside leng
th settee 49.1/2 inches; chair seats 20 by 19 inches
'e th- 1 splendid assortment of- cretonne 'coverings :from which ie chooseThissuits,is :: very po1u1ir'selier
and
the pieces maybe bought separately,..
THE F. C. BURROUGHES Fl.!RNITUi4E CO., LTD., .
Dept. W.L., Corner QueenandBathurst Sts., Toronto,- Ont.
Gent!ein.on,—Please, send, -without .any obligation whatoVcr on nay
part, a tree' copy of your 100 -page book of 1925 Furniture Styles.
Send Fac- Frc';i
Fuk r1itue9,
Cati-dogne .•,
TO -day
Ems.
Every Canadian home should
have this Furniture Catalogue.
Tremendous ramie of Furniture',
Stoves,. Rugs, ' Llnoteums and
Chinaware, photo. illustrated.
Splendidealues,
Address ...
Vis Furniture• Co., Ltd. (Dent, W.L.)`
QUEEN and BATHURST TORONTO- OI T.
HEALTITI EDUCATION
BY DR. J. J. IVIIDDLETOD1
Provincial Board of:Health, Ontario.
Dr. Middleton will be Lead toR..answor questions on Public Health mat-
ters through this c"oalumn. Address him at; Spedina House, •S3jadlna
Crescent, Toronto.'
In country districts a case ;of con- visited' two ...weeks previously, and .en
tagious disease sometimes brealc out inquiring as lo the health of the chil-
li se a bolt from the blue, without.any dren, she was greeted. with the re-
apparent cause. On the surface •it mark, Oh, we are quarantined, The
would seen' that the case had occurred children alI have whooping cough."
spontaneously, but on prying deeper As the -baby had not been visiting' ' at
into the history ofthe. outbreak, a any house but this ono, it was;'ap-
more significant reason is often found. patently a case of direct infection,
took lace before
action o0
- the x
and infection rza
Om r
lc disease
like diphtheria,- Take. a
P
been diagnosed as
.-..casionatly-a fresh cane may develop the disease had' b e d g o
among people who are not very clean, whooping' cough;
as a resu,t, the theory gains, Itis a different state of affairs in
groundthat diphtheria is 'a filth. dis- 'the cities as compared -with the coun-
P
.- ease. No case .had been previously, try in the matter of thespread of
reported in the neigbborhobd, and -to'coznmunieable' disease. In cities -such
all ;intents anddurposes, the patient diseases as measles,.. diphtheria, and
never had been in contact with any-, scarlet fever are -present.. ell the time,
one suffering from diphtheria. Surely and it is next:' -to impossible to trace
it iziust be the result of uncleanliness. the origin of any single carie. Carriers
A. little, investigation, however, will I may transmit the disease' without
likely reveal the fact' that some child showing any symptoms at all, and so
in`the 'neighborhood had a sore throat, the vicious circle continuos. Not so
but nothing was said about it having in the country. There is generally
diphtheria. 10 was a mild ease, per- one or more eases that can be pointed
haps, but no doctor was Called,'or.the to as the root of .the trouble, and if
first case array have 'deeeloped'f.fter - these eases are promptly quarantined,
the child had, been, on a train , -journey,, the outbreak will soon bo: stamped out.
coming in contact with people in the There should be little or no infectious
conch. • I -diseases in rurar'districts if the nee -
I have in mind a case of whooping essary precautions are taken to pre-'
cough ' resulting :• from direct infoc-1 vent its spread.: No child suspected
boat, A baby of eighteen-anontlts'was of having a disease that is infectious
taken by his parents to visit at al should: be allowed to attend school.
home where there were children, all:The child should be stent at ho`"me and
under ten years of :11ge. The- eldest, the doctor called to make an examine -
boy played a good deal with the ,visit- tion, " No other children in the house.
ing baby,. Arid p0 times would burst l should.be allowed to school either, . as
out :coughing, though whooping cough they' are nearly always in contact with
at this time was never thought' ef. {'the sick' one, and likely to spread the
About ten Jaya or two weeks later, disease themselves if allowed to min -
which sn spite of treatment, gradually f otherchildren. An ener-
getie health officer is an effective.
1
grew :.worse. ,The mother, having' her. agency in any Golnmunityfor preyent-
sespinions aroused that it might-be,ilig any outbreak or. -controlling, it,
whooping gcough, communicated by
-beta-tisk he hag the authority it
to ake
telephone with
the lady whom•she had active steps to impose quarantine
regulations and other measures to
check its spread. In the absence of
the health officer, the school teacher
can do muclt to prevent the spread of
communicable disease by reporting to
the•doetor thatsueh and such a pupil
is detained at horns through illness,
and having inquiries made as to the.
nature of the disease. If contagious
disease 'breasts out in 'a village or
rural community, all visiting among
the local residents should cease, all
public rnoetings' should be cancelled
and all children' kept from playing on
the streets or otherwise intermingling.
The diagnosed cases of infectious 'disc
gn s
ease should lie kept under strict quar-
antine and all centacts should also be
quarantined until .thee danger of
spreading the infection bas passed.
Onlyby mutual els-operation between
the 'public and the'liealth authorities
can infectious diseases in a rural: eons-
menhir'
ons-mun ty' be-effe"et vely.'stanfped out. If
there is ,co-operation, the efforts
should be crowned with success.
uses 'consist"s of 65 acres. of beautiful
park land, partly covered with a 'beau-
tiful stand - of timber representing
many varieties. The -camp itself is on
,a hill which stands neatly 100 feet
above -the liajer portion of, the pro.
party, and the view from the camp Site
l up''aud down the valley- of the Grand
River is magnificent., Many who have.
• attended Gillwell Camps. at Ebor Park
in recent yoare aro plans#ing to hold a,
re -union there tiring the period of this
year's' minim
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Veteran Scout 'Leader Honored.,
Ernest O'Callaghan, for the past ten
years Executive Commissioner of the
Toronto District of the Boy' Scouts As-
sociation, was -recently. invtested with.
the Boy Scout Order of the Silver
Wolf. (Honorary) by the ,Chief.
C
oni
misslonerfor Canada;' Dr. James 1V.
Robert ou C.M.G., ofcIatiug ori
be-
half of the Chief Scout for-Canada,-H[s
-bacellenBaro By-ngof lrimy. This.
s.
unique. ceremony was performed :at e
dinner meeting of the several hundred,
ofreers of the Boy Gouts Assoeiation
in Toronto, all of whom: were intimate-
ly associated with Mr. Callaghan -in the
work -of the Toronto District, which is
the' largest Scout unit in all ,Canada.
There are at the present time between
0,000 and 7,000 Boy. Scouts' and Wolf,
Cubs in Toronto alone.
Prior t0 1915, when he became ac-
tively •aseoclaten, with Scouting in
Toronto," Mr. O'Callaghan had a long
and successful experience in boys'
work. Snouts and Cubs from all over
Ontario, join with those of Toronto In
congratulating Mr. O'Callaghan upon'
rece vin the Silver 'Wolf, vbich is, the
Highest award within' the girt of the
Association.
Planning Summer Camps.
Although many suiilmer camp plans
have been. 'discussed with Provincial
Headquarters by Meal leaders in re-
cent weeks, the first definite camp an-
nouncement for the 1925 season Comes-,
from. Owen Sound, And the informs=
tion1tcbntalns is that the Nortli Grey.
Distridt Cain will 'be Held at White
Camp t
Clud Island from•5`uly 4th to Jul; -18111,
ineiueive. The.camp-tvlli be in charge
of District Commissioner H. B.,Mao,
Intyre, and will be attended by troops
from 'Owen' Sound, 17urhan), Mea.fo -d,
and a number of other centres in the
northern part of Grey Comity.
MAKE CARE OF
BABIES EASIER
--'''Stomach disturbances and eons ti la
tion are responsible for much of the
peevishness of babies' and young child -
..ren. When the baby is cross,'or'irrit-
able the another should lot resort to
so,called soothipg mixtures. to correct
the trouble for in 11110 majority of cases
these mixtures simply drug tate child
into an unnatural sleep,.: Weat is need-
ed is a gent%e'lasative that wile sweet
en tite stomach .cud yoga ate the
bowels, Such o. remedy is found il,i,
Baby's 'Own Tablets. ' They are easy
sir 1 to take and are, gunl'anteetl to be en-
tft1°ISt tlrely free fi•om.opiatestind ntireotics.
U 'nee
isll the Anile
'booty. y IT
is
tl {t ifroi h ,t1 9 fait}''' 1e'
ooitntty d sub oe iiltiI10 The sg11 as Antl tSeti�iy o{ d:w!n
ste.iifo ,u 11 ti_n�tiro, • Phe opan1#11dss99219 i,lce.
w0 heard' trd by fl(e natio a i o 00 5100 fi'o-
C tc 1{11,1e,,.,,.
bftIej i5tth itr,
• i tilt r siteol0kiie,
An , alwimrtat-iyindo or, zuuc1n rung
5)Ti 1CI'kt
99'
nd
Klj
s veaginy o'vel
gm 0euse 'ot t1te expression Aca
'pant, mean3 brw
It r,'arre ," 10 as
hotel that after 'giving expression to
their dissatisfaction-' they invarial)ly
deputed -;to another lilaceI
When tile' French 'ex rlorers`arrived
ion the Scen5; the tuh0bitants gathe104
n
othe shote and" yelled "Aca nada,"
hoping to drive them away. The
,French tooke
rthie to be the name of th
I Countr,: and they called it Canada:
Tho'SPaniards s,lao',name, Plorista,
me alinb Land of Flowers, .arid Vere -
lues t so uallod because of its resew
b:ance to' Venico.'
Sentence Serll"norns
'There is No Sa.1-cation—For the boy
j* svhc will not 101115 his father's advice.
--For the towo'titat enacts the laws
for money mal ens, riot children,
,.For the' club. that organizes only
for personal advantage.
For the zreigldi dhood that cannot
earn co-ope}•loon.
-For the marriage in which both
patties aro interested chiefly in right:
—Fol' the team, on which every,
-player wants to be. the, star,
—Por the play that depends upon
strut for its popularity.'
_A New Dairy Pail
at 'Popular "Price
Seethenew S, . P Dairy Pail
next time you are in town.
They are made of special quail
sty, high finished tin,,, have
largo dairy pail ears, riveted
with large -rivets, soldered
flush. 100% : sanitary. Cut
out this advertisement.' Show
it to your regular dealer. .Ile
line our authority to give you
a special low, price on a.pair -
ef these fine : pails,
Gillwell Camp • P1aps• Announced.
At its meeting last Week the Provie-
cial . Executive C5aiiunittee of, the On-
taria Council approved plans made for
holding a Gillwell Training Camp 'foe
Scoutmasters...et Ebor Park, on. the
Grand River, between Brant -ford and
Paris•, from'July-7014 to lith, inclusive.
The camp. will be in; ehaego of De-
puty,CampChiefs Frank C. Irwin and
-Rev. S. A. Macdonell. Tlee camp;quar-
tomiaster will be .Rev. ,Arthur S. Mit-
sleep, ; All three are' graduate Gill-
wellians and were in charge oS, the
very successful Gillwell camp held at
Ebor Park last year.
Scout leaders whose.applications for
places in the camp are accepted will
pay a fee of ten dollars, to cover the
Cost of instl'uction0 food, etc., during
their ele'el:'dhy. sojourn in the camp.
It is hoped that in many instances this
fee, together with the cost of transpor-
tation to and from. camp, will be borne
"by the Local Associations- or 'Troop
Committees under, whose jurisdiction
the Scout leadei.'s' Mork,comes,
Ebor Park is otte_of the finest 11laees
ivhich could bo' chosen in all Ontario
for this purpose. The portion of the
probe'•ty which- the Scout organization
Concerning thein, Mrs. dos. Tousaig-
--nant, Ste: Sophie,' Que.,' writes:—"9
would like:all mothers to know that I
feel there ls.nb otherenedieine to•equal
Baby's ,Own Tablets. , ] always keep a
box hifthe louse and their prompt.uso
novel" flails to restore my little`enes to
health." The Tablets are sold by medi-
cine dealer's or by mail tit 25'cents a
box from The Dr. Wiiliamseilile4icine
Co., Brockville, Ont,
NEW �STRENGTH
FOR WEAK ....-
SIR
Cali be Had..Thxough the, Rich.,
Red Bleed Made by Br., Wil -
Earns'. Pink Pills..;
There Goitres a` time in the life .of
almost every glee: when weakness at-
tacks her. The strain uponher blood
supply is too great,'and there comes
headaches and backaches, loss- of.ap
petite, attacks of dizziness, heart palpi-
tation, as -constant weariness'; and a
tendency to a decline, AAl these symp-
toms may. not be. present in any par-
ticular case, but the presence of any
one, of them shows the negessity for
prompt treatment. And the 'very best
'treatment is through the blood -malting
tonic qualitiee of 1)r. Williams' Pink
Pills. They'. are the one thing needed
to maintain the health of growing glide
end women of Matui'eyears.
Here Ls a bit oe. strong proof: 14Iiss
Matilda Wean, King Highway, New-
castle, N.B.; says: -`AI was in an ex-
tremely run-down -and nervous egndt-
tion, I was losing flesh, 'tad a poor
a tie l
ppe t , ,-al • it as s pale, and suffered ire -
queue's, ,from headaches., In fact my.
condition can Hest be described as
miserable. 1 bad tried several treat-
ments but they did not help mo in the
least. Then, reading oneday about
Dr. Wiiliame''Pink Pills, I decided" to
try'tbode After using three boxes I.
wag mute -tinprovecl, but continued un-
til I had taken six boxes, with there-
suit that I am new well aid strong,
with good color and a hearty appetite,:
In view of ,what Di•. WiIliam's' Plnk
Pills have' don
1 efor 'me Icanaot r e-
Commend Wein too highly."
You can get these Pills from any
Medicine dealer, or by mall at 50 cents
a lies: from The Dr, Williams' Medicine
Cc„ Brookville, Ont.
A Valuable 'Hint.
The late Lorcl Houghton of England
was a poet, and: considered a very ims.
erectable -person; but in one case' at
Ieast he slie ed all the guile. of a ward'
pelltielan. A. poor washerwoman's lit-
tle. boy was tit'rested for stealing a
horse. the youngstoa and another
like him had found a horse grazing la
a. field neat London, had improvised a
eeridie front- a handkerchief, and they
were having a fine ride•wheti arrested,
They were about ten years, old and
small for their age. The laundress,
knew Lord Boughton and appealed to
bins for ativioe, ".Put both boys—both,
Mind you," said' .he, "In nice clean
pinafores when they go ,into court.,Do
that, and you need not fear.', The two
little
Chaps appeared' ' i in the dock in
due tlbse, "What is this caseh"•-de-
nsanded'the•tudge, in surprise.; "Reese
stealing," was the reply. "Stuff and
,nonsense!" cried the'. judge. Tree idea
of these infants stealiug atheism! Tltey
stole a ride, I dare say., The case` is
dismissed:'.'
Helping the Cotton Trade.
The cotton famine fn' Lanca:sitire is
a poignant memory connected with the
blockadeof the Southern States of
America in. the Civil •War,' with-.whtch
the name of Iincoln is inseparably
connected.' Ever since that great dis-
aater there has beep _much talk of Em-
pire -grown cotton, which would rem.
der such an event impossible in the
future:
This le what makes the record of
Uganda so interesting. In 1904-5 the
production : of. raw cotton in Uganda
amounted in all to fifty hales, ', but ,the
1023.4 crop is officially estimated at
130,000 bales', or.• -2,600` times as much
as twenty years ago'!
The acreage planted. for 1924-5
prows a 3,19'ge expansion over previous
figures, and; with favorable conditions
is -estimated to produce 160,000, bales
or ' 111000. Such an increase may 1ss o
a groat bearing on the cotton 'trade.
For ScroThroat Use"iv7ln0(•c's Liniment
snow, t 1,1:4
4.1: t,
Yeos> ?e, oe14{00.lUn erou(dldin'e,u,
0a fol&ed t 1t'li 4 r,
1'lci10.0iinbrc?iit scent"Tact 0511540
Mee. 11 1 5110
Ah u1(5! for lite -ltiuit that yar-,tlks bo-
netit:h my Cro.ti,
Por the 1rlunlph ilg wind, that calls
and :highs :and rinks, ,
That snouts to, the otars. and .bends the
pine it'ee's.liead,
And.. over tate wide 'whits s4oi'ld Its
challeng' flings..
heti rai
T o the dein . andthe-showers
p s -. I4
of spring if you will, Or the lon6, liotf,sitmnier days with
their languid grace;
Give me the north; wind, piping over
the 7iiII,
And the scurry er driving.anow that
stings my face.
' =Norah '5I. IIaliand:
Wanted a Change.
Betty had only lately bee ninstruct-'
ed in the natter' of evening prayers,
and her performance was exemplary
Until the occasion when she startled.
lies' mother with the petition,: "Bless
Thy 'little pig to -night:"
She was reminded that the •correct
word wee "lamb," but 'refused to re.
turn to orthodoxy.
At last, whenpressed for the cause
.of this stubborn naughtiness, she re..
plied that she was tired of 'being a
lamb, ''','Every night," she protested,
"it has been lamb, lamb, Iamb! So to-
1i.ight• I'm going to be a. pig, and to-
morrowenight I ani goin to be au elm
pliant."
--^a -
_BEAUTIFY IT WJH -
"DIAMOND DYES"
Perfect' home dad.
ing and tinting is.
guaranteed with Dia.
mond Dyes. lust -dip*
in cold water•to•'tlnt
soft,' delicate shades,
or boil to
dye' rich,
permanent o t o r s.
Each 15 -cent package
contrans.: directions
so simple any , wa
man can dye or tint
lingerie, silks, 'rib-'
bons, skirts,: waists, dresses,- coats,
stockings, sweaters, draperies,'eovele
Ings, hangings, everything newts
Buy "Diamond Dyes"—no other kind
-and toll your druggist' whether the
materialyou wish to color is wool or
'silk, or whether It 41 linen, cotton, or
mixed goods.
Man or company, your character is.
built upon what you do, not what you
say or intend to do.
Mlnard'e Liniment. Fine for "he Hatr..
Unsightly nail holes ,may be filled
tvitli 'a mixture of fine sawdust and
glue. Fill the hole with it and leave
till dry.
Unforgot..
0,.ntany years age e thong -ht
- 'Pitts 11£a was love of beauty,
And that was 1141017 year4 ago,
_Be£ore.I :net with fluty.
And now,: when work will let me turn
A moment from my trying, ,
I take are old with fro'hi my heart
Anel smile at it through sighing.
--Leigh Mitchell 'lodges.
Minard's .Linimentfor Colds. '
"The Milts of the Gods:" -
This is an old Greek'api1orism taken
from, the "Oracttla • Sibylline." The
original, 1i;terally tr'anslated; reads as
follows: "The mills of .the gods grind
edowly, but'they grind small." 'Long-
fellow; in translating it, inserted the
wort] "exceeding" and made it read:
"The mills GO the'gods-:grind slowly,
but they grind exceeding small!' :The
seine thought, is found in PIutarch and
other ancient writers. •
GOING-
Take aloes along a bottle of MMard's.;
'Wonderful for insect bites[. Also
gives quick relief for sprains anfh,
br[tiSes. ,•
The Bests Sink Value
Ever Offered
Entirely new,typc oi-S101c Pt: rework-.
ably low price. The base isuat-reeisttnq
Armco Iron, coated with ppurest h to
toreelectric,
ranges €c. ld refrlgera
rahgea, etc. 9old,compiete with all at-
tinge And instruction?.
SMP ;Enameled. Sinks
Price
Complete 3 tsga
$12.00 'a
'
SMP
Enatheled Drain
Board—Price $ fe.00
Wonderful value. Wbiteena pled Armco
Iron ba§e. Very strong; handsome; handy.
These new SNP Sinks and Drain Boards
,old 57012 eh:meets and hardware stoics,
or write direct to.
emire
n+eSHEET, lt'TALJ PRODUCTS CO. mire
0.50NTR0AL TORONTO wINNIPee 183,
`.>5Ogenron VAN000500 CALGARY
Mea•iliedaeisi{eidi,aitta ere,'
1Y{
• dids.Didesigba
Mustard stihnusates the flow
of saliva, and of the generic
juices in the stomach. IC
neutralizes the richness of
fat =feeds, makes, them easief
to digest and assists _you iii,
assirailating your food.
Mustard
,.m altos o s ordinary
Y
dishes 17,10/e tasty. Ahvaya
have it on the table-'xeshlyr
mixed with cold water Tor
every meal.
COOK .COOK TREE
Our new Cook Rook eo i
tains many .'recipes ,for della
citrus s a l a -d e, rfatlnn5i5es -r
pickles, etc. trite £or.a cagy..,,
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54o111tEP.L 553
ISSUE No, 20—'25.
r ORANGE PEKOE is extra good. Try lit l
Pope's Crown of Gems, Clitasified Advertiaerllerata
The wonderful Papa tiara, or 01000„ evils nANTrp mo vo it• x a:vzt
W11Ic.h the Pope.'1we r5, i:r.-;i magnificent :. � 'i,ai t wing"app a, wlior rote tm,ai
•Rood Pry: woe: rent e'1 d1rt10' ,5 11051st. paid,
01 nal le?11 .gond` stamps for i�Prtkulntr. Nneonol Manufort.uing
It le formed 'on 0, basis of very fine . 00., nfonn'czi.
felt covered with sliver' mesh, on 151(1)00091 1411050, -
which .tilere are three Crowns, Each - N .ALL IIA,rmurf(i 8500 rno1i 210105!
of (;lice's n //••�� ;.ntto nnd. Dnrred; Orpingtoan; iV14tb un
co sista of a gold"hand', set. lJ rl
nus':. $ado hgti, Gnnnts; Iileatf'. a !neruu ,, e,. a
wrist jewels anal edgedwith two rows eno�r-nn>.pd wanndeuus. mr..yrrcau: ron"4a
of pearls, There are ninety pearls in 3moue, „-iseetsnpont.
..each, row.,
In' addition, the' first 'crown is'"de-
corated with sixteen rubies, three
emeralds, a sapphire and eight gold
The second'. crown has ten emeralds,
eight balms rubies, one chrysolite,:two
aquantlr nc , . six small rubies 'and
three sa5,,l it es:
Ninteen bol is rubies, four sapphires,.
throe hyacinth's; throe aquamarines,
one garnet, eiglit gold floral ornaments
—each 'set with, two gemerelds, ,one
bales ruby, and a chrysolite—and eight
gold points each trimmed with a gar
net, adorn the third crown.
The top of the crown is covered
with a thin layer of gold in which eight
rubies- and -bight piherelds are sat,
This covering 10 Surmounted by a gold-
en globe, on, top of which is a cross
composed of eleven. brilliants.
Methylated spirit is excellent for
cleaning mirrors,_ Apply with 'a• -soft
cloth; and polish' with another, .' .
For Sore Feat-Minard'a Liniment..
Brides .in . some of the, southern
provinces of The Philippine Islands
seldom attend their own weddings.
ViEE "1/J4NT CHURNING.:
R
We supply cans and. •pay " express
n it
charges. We p Y da daily ,by express
money orders. which can. iia cashed
anywhere without any chaz'ge,
To obtain .the top , price, Cream
must be free from' bed flavors and
contain. not less than 80 per Bent.
Butter Flat
Bowes 'Company L imite
d,
Toronto
For references—Head Ofl1ce, Toronto
Bank of Montreal, or your local banker.
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single rooms from '$5.00
rooms from Double q m $8.00
European Plan
New Hydnatrie and
Electro - Therapeutic- -
Department;
att1STAVi; TOTT, Manager
Pon yovR EYES''
Rej'res rtes Tired Eyes
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If you are wealr, thin and nervous,
let your druggist, supply you with
Bitro-Phosphate. It is guaranteed to
increase weight and strength and n•e-
store energy, vigor and nerve force,
Price $1 per pltge, Arrow -Chemical ,
Co„ 25 Front St. East, Toronto, Ont;
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Only 2 Day -slime' Newyork
Go in May and June
when Bermuda is ablaze with'plowera-perfect days far rest or play.
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For Illuafreted BookleCe Write"
FURNESS BERMUDA LINE
.14 Whitehall Street - New York City
Or Any ,teem Towle! Agent
ECZEF1AlN RASH
AND DLISTERS
Had to Keep Hand Band-
aged, ;Cuticura Healed,
"Eczema brokrout in a rash,alid
blisters between my -'tigers and on
the backs of my bands. The skin
was red and swollen and used to
peel off. hitched and burned badly
and was awfully sore especially
when I put my hands in water. I
had to keep my bands bandaged..
"T sent for a free eample of Cutin
cure Soap and Ointment, and it
helped me. -I purchased more and
after using Otte calve of Cuticura
Soapand one box of Cuticura Oint.
rnet I was completely healed."
(Signed) Miss Nettie I{eeso, R. R.
1, Listowel, Ontario
Cuticura Soap, , Ointment -and
Taltum are all you need for every•
day -toilet and nursery purposes.
ilompre,n.eh Free ay Moa- Add'_io es-COYaalen
Pooh "6t0,boasa td. Yon Pries, Soap
e, Ointment 21 and 500. Talon; Ise
sor Cuticura Shaving stick oOs. -
HER NERVES
BETTER NOW
Received''Milch Benefit 'by'
E,Taking Lydia E. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound
r° Chatham, Ontario.—"I startedto gel i
weak after my second child was born, ,
and kept on getting
worse until 1 could I
notdo my own house-, '
work and was no bad
with my -nerves that
I was, araid to stay
alone et any time..I
bad a girl -working
for mea whole year
before I wan able to
domywashing again.
Through a friend 1
kneeled of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound end took four bottles of
t ',gave birth to a -baby boythe 4th
day of September, 1928,1 am still doing
my ownwork and wasbing. Of course
I don't 'feel well every day because I
don't getmy rest as the baby is 50 cross.
But when I`get my rest I feel fine. I
am -still "taking the 'Vegetable Com-
pound and atn going to keep on With it
until cured, My nerves are a lot better ,
since taking it. I can stay alone day or
night and, not be the least frightened. e
You can use this lettenss a testimonial
and, I wiil'.answer letters from women
askingabout the'Veget%bleCompound.1°
-Mrs. CHAIOLES CA1290N, g7 Forsythe ::
Street, Cha'tham,,Ontario
.
Mrs. Carson is willing to write to any,
girl', or womansuffering from female
Say' G `Bayer' - Insist!.
Unless you. see the "Bayer
Cross" on fable's you are not
getting the genuine Bayer 'prod-
uct proved safe by millions and
`prescribed by physicians for 25
years. -
Accept only a
Bapackage
Bayer b
1
,which contains proven'direetions
Handy "Bayer bores of .12 tabiete
Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists
Aspirin' Is .the trade insert (regffiter0d is
Canada) of Bayer. draanfactar0 Of Moae-
acaticeoidesier of So3lcy5ldkcid. , - , troubles,
s
Many ,Failure's Buying Ptti.'e' reed :galla.
Ontario is fortunate,:._ in . having many; Pure'
cythe
'€ revert merit, and 'tl\.e. s tosM1. y
Bred Breeders P o > o
produce bring farts .to' Ontario., ;
Ontario tarmers are rapidly getting the idea
that the herd that pays is the only one to keep.
Follow the lead -of succes fulfarmers by get-
•
tiug good Pure Bred 13ui15.
Your Agricultural Represcritative knows' the
breeders of good isidle in your caun'ty. See him.r
GOOD ;•1 LLS PAY DEVIDEND8 0