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Scenery Under the Sea`
The reported discovery of i plateau
Dally 110ft, beneath the sttxface' of trio
Atlantic serves to r'oritind us how lit-
tie we renew, of the` portion of the
earth's s3�urfac3-nearly, tlrree•fourtlrs.
of -the whole -that is covered by the
It was only In 1901 that thestupen-
dous Britannia .sulihtarine mountains
range was discovered,' -by the -cable
ship Britannia„ in the1South'Pacific. •
Tire' Edward VII, tangs,' too, in the
11*orth Atlantic, was unknown ' to
oeeanograph.ers. until comparatively.
letelY, although some peaks. rise to
within 106 fathoms of the surface.
Near by is Mount' Laura Ethel, Its
sunninit only thirty -5.1x fathonig be-
CSORER
Planning ixrour Advertisixog, ;' Front a Lady Made Well by Dr.
s' Pink ,Pills.
The oftener your advertising ap-I the most
heats the quicker it builds. up a fol -day ' .
lowing and the nioro productive it he- i You ]oust never let the public forget.: I wish from ray heart I could per ''''"7------•-••:•—•—•-•-•
come. The thing -to do then IS' to; you., You must never gives even Yeur; suede. every 'perion wile: a rii}r'-o'. •;'Slight 'adjusrmants in' the Interna ,
uralce sure your advertising :•ippears. �`established trade'a chance to,forget'in health to ave' Dr. Willianmt' Pink rl00101 Bolrnddry hetwoeii Ga]-ada: and
Other elements enter„ in, 'however; j you. You must exert every effort. to Pills a trial." Tilts writes 'wzrs. Beate 1 tile -United States which: will remove
to cenrpli'cato the -situation. "Among' firing in more frequently the -oe ,tion- Mitchell, Oak Paint, Mai.., who fur- certain anomalies and otherwise situp -
these are: The amount 'of mousy a lal eusiomer, and to get an ever in- Cher says ' Abe It a year ago 1wd5 1 l'fy , the work of the `Interrratlonal
merchant can wise1 0 use for advertis-,..creasing ..number of brand new. ens- 11 weak woman,; ufferint 'Srom a run Boundary CommmTMion, -::are prcv .e l;
lug;the ehara.' *parid variety of comers: d system and rrnpoverisared blood, for In a t>ieaty signed at Washington
stoole; the sir - each advertise : The spending of:'. your' 'advertising: ,Any little- gxertiort evouit1`. cause: my. on 25th Fahruary, 192"0, All matters
Ment; the nee of other means? of id= appropriation must -lie spread througha legs to tremble -arid ray heart to throb'1 Concerning the boundar`'between,
vertlsing, These and other actors ::3; the
thoso possibliities every
1 reaty'Pr'vides for
3oundc„y Adj sstf era
Perhaps -you
•
The
Y rho entrre year, Tire nevi Smile hold,. vfolc,rtly 1,eotrld not -stile I Daminien c n 'United same
. e1 a xoom 4 d the U.rrled States are.
with the ,. total , - wa .i et a_ .,�-- --- .
•
the. Present, en,s axul aIternatrvos rug marked advantages obtainable in or 11 ,nfty fed without being em- handle d b,r a joint epnrmr,srdr coat-
'
y p e , must be-earerully con. no other way, elrouirl tilt e, th bulk of I t i t m
t Y o us ec . ' !herr -. T began :taking Dr, Posed` of, ono' commissioner _from. Itfer
i[ier°ed; in planning. aclvel�tisiug, the advertising. om each .. axsct r -1n 1aW 3 iSiTlfEs.
ng, Seventy-fine.�per,. cent,. i'�illiamS'•Pink-F?121s,'an3 after taking' `"eounlry MI'..-.' Prai ... .n...
The year is the logical basis: for the of the apnroriatio 'to be used i the ' , g J. D. Gi erp, mit ectof un ubtedlyhi-law'. of to Doti - tlo
P, n e n Duly six boxes S aril Its well and strong General of Surv> •v; Department of Y _ g'
advertising plan. Each day bolds newspapers le a conservative allot- as ever, - 3 s undoubtedly in a der Solt o11 du
salespossibilities. i, I cry fe k: a coeds without the.Interior,`bes 0 T-I1s.F3,icanule-�117v e :....',
You must mal1e l rent. stopping every few seconds gasping jesty's Cammissdonar, She hat brought up her sou, often a
' for breath as previously. Dr, "Mil- Maps of the vicinity_ of the north -
per opened by Fielrl S,IaI'shall Earl Yams' Pin7t P1110 will bo n y stand-by westernmost point on the f
,in th lake of the
on 1s v s t s well arra ...nee s f -e : on no o —P
fl au
• recommending theist boundary intersected t d ih Eve places,
TOURIST TRAVEL. IN
NATIONAL
PARKS
llalg h resent I 1, i p n e intnre if ever lily bloott d Woody ba d note& o the surveys
:zed and ii receiving unsilntepraise. building up again, and I shall always of 1872, showed that this mesad
T1rls state of affairs is encouraging find pleasure lir
from every standpoint. It shown that to anyone needing -a tonic: the boundary -passing through . the
thousand's oP Canadian 1 There Ire many troubles due to lakes ,and the treaty
a by "see ng v recently signed
we•
weak,
watery er
blood d
ywhichProvides our
Canada " r can 1 des -.
fast are keening east P for the o
, la P ng money ch cu- bb' overcome by a far.: use Y ar moving of the bound -
ting at liome;'10 indicates that other of Dr, ZVrl Y Point known the "northwestern-
Never before in their history have thousands are coming from abroa to tiamsr'Pinlc Pills The sere mission .of most point" of the lake of th
d e Woods
the Canadian National Parks in the' visit our great playgrounds and view tins medicine is to enrich' and purify 4,785 'feet duo south and thereby
floc v ntountnrns h -
h an influx our unsurpassed scenes and are tlr i the blood and when that is done ala t, ,o,0erring to Ca
r, s nada: t small
d`t
ad sue
of Visitor`s, both by rail 'an by auto- adding to our national income by the,
.mobile, as this present season, The "purchase"'of the only exportable cora-
world is now "on wheels" and the fore- modity which never dtmfndshee; arid,
sight. of the Partes' authorities in open- above' alk- it is a barometer Svhich'in
iugup motor,roads through the parks dicates 'the approach of better' times
to connect ,with the great lines of for Canada and for the world.
motor travel, both in Canada and from
the United States, has resulted in an
immense:ine egiental Ireslt4l.
r se 'n tlie;nuu}bet of -- ��.
automobile touring parties • entering Personal ;':appearance and comfort
the parks, Left'year the number was pi'Oflht u0` to cars for our teeth,. but
twi0e that' 0f 1923 and this year, from: the bad effects of diseased teeth (such
Vacuum cleaners are now being the returns elli'eady'In,:itis,certain that -as rheumatism, neuritis, heart disease,
used' groom horses in the U.S. army, the 1984-flgures will be greatly .exceed- etc) are eufilclently; serious, to induce'
ed, ' What this- meant' will be seen to' nee every means to keep our,
when It is stated that°last season there teeth healthy. tie, Ile -swam: for hours, hopeless of
passed, both: waya, through Kananas- 'To assist every man, woman and saving his life,. but dauntiesely refus-
kis .Gate, the, eastern ehtrance to child"ln Ontario in the attainment of lug to let himself give . up. ' The ley
Rocky Mountains park, 15,448 cars "healthy teeth in a healthy: mouth, Waters ` chilled• •liiin- to the bone. He
carrying 61,222 passengers,'' Large`as the Department of Health, through the Was bruised hnd battered by floating
these figures are, .they will'4re .muck Division of Dental Services, is natty debris. Again mut again the wayss
exceeded this year since they have; ting out a program as'Sollows:" brokehim over his head, or eddies sucked
- been practically equalled by the to'ta1ss (1) Providing (withlrt' charge) lec- under,
to thg,,,,ead of July, 1925. The figures tnres•oh dental su'bleets. But he swam on! kept afloat by lila'
for the 'western entrance and for the {2) Maleing clenkal surveys of the indomitable will -power and 'by his
Saves $24 A Year
Cooking ki experts figure p Sur that the ,
S P
M Enameled am Ware Roaster will
save the average Canadian family
fully $24.00 a year in meat bills.
Tho'seeret is it roasts the meat
with very little shrinkage. AIso, it
`makes cheap cuts taste -like the;
best ones.
You place thereat* inthe"roaster;
put on the cover: the roaster does
the nest. No basting required. .
Every roast: is: perfectly' cooked.
The toyer fits. close, ea that cooking
adore cannot escape. Grease can't spatter
out, which means a sweet clean alma.
Prices range from 55c. to` 43,50 each,
'depending an � size. and fialah--anti _don't
forget,thc paving of 524,00 yearly.
ntigiMd Vat
AVERS
the varied symptoms of anaemia di water' areas two
m s Das •of.about'two and'
.appear, :arid a'erly
good You acres in formerly
can get these pills, through any i6Lealer Part` of the United States,,but which
in medicine or by mail at 50 cents a were entirelysun•Ound�edby';Canadian
'box by `writing _ The; Dr, Wilghams' waters, a iomewhat anomalous`situ -
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont, tion, �'he.treaty also etipulates'that
— ' the boundary youth of the --provinces
A -Grim .lest) of Manitoba Sa lc ,
s atcheitan, and Al-,
When the, Titanic disaster berta; shall
er-hoz•rlfied consist .of .% a series of
the civilized worlds one of the tales' of straight lines -"joining adjacent -bound -
miraculous escape concerned Oscar ars menuments!,' instead olthe pre=
'Almquist, e'f Bridgeport, Conn. sent series 0f curved -linos• whleh,are
'When the Titanic smashed into the difficult of determination; The straight
iceberg, paln1(131' t was flung into the lines never deviate from the curves
ice -sold midnightwatere of the Athan- oncs.more than a few inches; and the
total 'area involved is only. about 25
acres,-allong a boundary of 853 miles
ho length. In this- case the United
states is the gainer. A Small zone,
of water in Grand. Manan:Channel be-
tween the provinces- of New Bruns-
wick and the state of Maine and form-
erly'oY[controvertible jurisdiction, bas
been divided between the two coun-
tries by ,extending' the boundary 2,888
Banff -Windermere ;highway shows a schools without cost to a municipality,
proportionate advance. The various (3) Assisting communities to estab-
. motor camps in the different parks are fish scli,,ol dental service. -
recording a greater number of parties
,,than ever' before. At -Mount Rundle (4) Promoting Dental work' in hos-
camp, in; Roclty 14lountains pai4t, the pitale (dental services being given
number of. camping pantie; up to 21St gratultoualy, the hospital supplying
July was 1,950 as compared "with, 1,250 equipment)..
for the same period in 1924,..; On one (6) Assisting In the 'establishmisnt
clay this year there were 458 parties of dental clinics In faetorlesy thereby
totalling 2,081 persons under caayas in helping the worker in industry. •
this camp.' If you desire lnforrnatipn about den -
The
number of
visitors t rs artat arriving a ce is s h
i bycools•
g ifou o
Y would
rail; shows a gratifying,growth, and like a speaker for a club meeting; if
this, combined with the-inereasa 011 you want to know about dental clinics'
visitors by motor car, is reflected In in hospitals or factories.; 1f you .Wlah
the increased demand upon hotel space copyof free pamphlet On. "Proper Care
of the Teeth," write'to the Deportment
of Health of Ontario, Spadina House;,
Toronto.
and in the greateruse ,of park facili-
ties. At Deeper- Park, where 'the hotel
accommodation was recently doubled,
the Lodge 'her been taxed to capacity
many times this season,
The Year' 1024 was the record *One
Or the number of bathers at the 'Upper
Hot Springs and the Cave and 'Basin.
in Rooky 'Mountains park but at the
middle of July this year the numbde
had gone over 20,900, which was sev.
eral'thousand in advance of the same
period in 1924, The largest single day
this season, saw 1,078 bathers et the.
different pools, which was nearly fifty
per cent. more than rho record day of
last year.
Similarly the eighteen -hole • golf
course at Banff' has basin in almost con-
stant irse, while the new course at Jas -
'Had Acquired the Taste.
Missionary (much .encouraged)
"So you like religion very much2"
Cannibal—"Yes, we `acquired a taste,
tor it from the last 'five missionaries
we had.;'
REWARD
A001.1 . -'- N '
A d1s
e
til_ „Fro:^t aeeertn. ere 3e;;'
ere
,..}IE Gump .family is plunged in gloom!
Iin'and Cll,ester are desolate. Anel,
the breadwinner, ,is still missing.. Dame
1Ruiitorsays that Andy is headed back to
'Toronto: There'll be a real clue next
week. ,
2
Meanwhile, the best :comic strips and
magazine features are -found -every clay. in
.THE EVENING TELEGRAM. Rube
Goldberg, Cluyas lrtrilliains,; 131osser, Cliffe
Young, W. 5. I,nwriglrt and others are
daily contributors. '
Read, THE EVENING TELEGRAM
every day for ;laughs as well as news. It is,
Toronto's favorite newspaper—read in five
otic of six' homes. Buy it to -night from '. your '
nelvs agent or subscribe now,
Real alp . , Why Yon II Enjoy, The TeRegraE'a'
I. 'Uncle Wiggily,conmic strip.
2. Fashion pictures and news.
3. authoritative financial page. .
0 4, Dumb'"Dora comic strip,
6. P.r•eckles acid Itis' Friends comic s
6. Daily` recipes,
7. Sporting pages. .
8.,llnbn Goldberg comic strip.
0. •Fairy tale.
10. Cornelia's column.
11. Dram and live :stock' quotations;
12, Serial story.
12. Colo1, cu6ont,'.
14. Society news:
15, "What's Trtnnp in Poultry."
16.: Radio page,
17. Short stories.
18. TT lapper= Fanny says.
irr 10..Unclo Wi"ggily Bed -time Stories,
20. Tips to housewives;
21. Club-activitief ti
e2:'Cartoons:
23, Daily puzzles,
21.' Golfing instructions
20. Chess and checker
26. "Salesman, Sam,"
27. "Out -Our Jay."
28, Latest world news.
29. Glues, Williams' dra
problems.
go.
TORONTO
ONT I:I$IO
strength and.prowes5• na a swimmer.
At last ,after many hours, a rescue
ship picked bin: up, more dead than
alive. Ile recovered quickly from hie,
hideous experience none the worse
for it.
A few months ago the newspapers
recorded PaImqulsts death; -He was
droWned.in a pool barely six feet deep.
Britain Leads in Wireless
-Progress. ,
The new .
wtreless station which the
British Government expects- to open
next yoer at Rugby will'lnake it pos-
sible for Great Britain to talk to the
entire world without the aid of inter- l west
as the northwesterumost point
medlailesi Triaile start in N
e
P.
very great Sacrifice. Wheii he come
to her with. the news that he rias d
tided to get;mer•ried she, is full
mixed -feelings,
Every mother is terrified that th
girl will not be good enough for 110
boy, She logics at herwith' crit:
eyes, and later pn, after thewedding
cannot resist pointing ::out the youn
wife's mistakes, to, her, and poirrtin
s
o
e
i•
cal
g
g
them out also to her husband,
The young wife won't understand
her mother•-1n-Iaw's 'feelings until ell
Is a mother-in-law'horaelf.
Most of the •inten•ference of relative
is meant kindly, although'it 18' don
so clumsily that it falls, absoluteLy
its object,
'2uo.little blunders of early zuarri
illy 'never. do much barmy, -certainly n
s'o'mueh harnxiats the'quarrels. that a
sub when relatives interfere.
The greatest mistake young marrl
pyo
parents of either, atter marriages. ye
` The frrst year of marriage Is a year
of adlustmeiuti}, Young people; duo-
Ing an engagement, see emit other at.
their beet. After marriage they find-
out all aoi ta� of little things, about
each other, things, that disappoint, um,
to tencIesness and tolerance helpthem.
to bear them,.
If they are alone these differences'
soon fade.- When relax?ons are, there
the temptation'to conade is, too' great
lire can •make, 10 to. lige' with the
67
0- ears.
'Slues 'ori Mainitouliln`!e !eland.
1 Hifi.
Sheep raising has, 'for many years,
been an important branch :of farming.
on Manitoulin Island, Ontarle. L'e
vides the good outlet- for' lambs to
tourist camps daring' the smuttier
menthe, large numbers of lambs have
been marketedin the 'fall
In '.Pei'OIltO
.and other centres. Owing to a dry
seiison a -few .years ago,. the sheep
Population of the island tell away to
seine extent, but iris steadily building
up and with better stock than was
Previously raised,
The reale of the honey, -bee comes
res
hetween the queen and the workers in
;sake, and is stingless.
Keep Minard'a Liniment in the house.'
Regarded ,ns the largest of its kind
in the world, an oak -tree --was recent-
ly blown dowri-in Caiiforniti. It is
believed to be from 700, to 1,000 years
old. .
"Makes old like New"
Staaon Stove Polish '
Odorless Stove Pipe
Enamel
The Cape Po'llshss, Ltd, Hamilton
to resist, -and: once a, third -person isi
dragged in, all the privacy *that is so
metres from its •former terminus, to important a part et married life, van -
the high seas° The treafyalso pre- fishes„ i '
vides for the permanent maintenance -Young peoplelshould start nest -
of the boundary line in a state of ef- building alone,z" yett,:.14 they can get
festive demarcation, by repair and re- only one room.:'And relations will, it
newel 04 boundarymozluments_ and they are wise,' stand aloof until the
the reopening pf bcundary vistas, period of adjustment le past. •
'Phe adjtrs�tnssnt of the-hsoundary in
the Lake otethe1Vooda'region Is a mat- - —
ter of considerubTe satisfaction. The How Plants Travel.'
earliest :reference to the point ie eon Most people would be surprised if
A
tarn d .
e 1
he
deseri
k do
n of
p the 'b -told that n
bun t the dandelion row: o
growing
daries .of the United -States in the their -back lama had its origin in Afri-
treaty of Paris of 1738. By the treaty ea, Yet this mighteasily be so, for
of tlhent, 1814, c0nlmisneloners were seieds do travel in the most remark-
ap-pointed to,_deci'de upon the lfouttd- able way,
How, then, do they do It? Ona -way
is by air. Those - that` gravel ie: this
manner have a kind of wing or para-
. -abate attached to their seed, by means
of which they can be carried by the
wind 'tor miles before they anally
Dome to earth and grow.
Other's• •with the add. of a light heat
take d sea voyage and travel with the
current, QP' the 'water for great dis-
tames: But by far' the most intoreat-
ing,way of all Is the seed that travels
wix'ii animals' and birds: `This is done 1
with the help of a hooked -attachment
wh!oh,cliuga to the animal's fur,
Charlesr.
Darwin once took from the
feet of a wandering bird a small frag-
ment of hardened earth; this he mois-
tened end warmed, dttd, waited with
curiosity to sea whether or not any-
thing would grow from its. To hiss sur-
prise no fewer than eighty plants
sprang from this small portion of toil,
ary through the Great Lakes -ea -Par
with twelve "Eiffel Towers," as .the
'giant masts, which` rise 820 feet in the
air, are called. Never before has the
Eiffel Tower in Parts been approached
so nearly; in height within- the British.
mmriite, altheu'gli the, famous tower
In, Paris Is 90 feet.high. The Mrlasts.
are among the tallest in the world, anis
are twice the height of St. Paul's]
dome. Five other stations are being
built eiriiuitaneottsjy with Rugby„• at
Bodmin, : , Bridgewater, Skegness,
Grimsby and Dorchester. Britain con-
fiden
tlY hopes, to lead the -world in
wireless development, and link up
with the Mother Country not only the
far• -flung Dominions and colonies, but
every other part of the world.
Cherry Ripe.
Bill Bird --"It's a, cinch these el er=
ries will never make a pie:"•,•
A Family of Z's. •
Somite persons have a queer; not to
say a perverse, lnueor in names; and
when they happen to bo parents they.
often Millet on their offspring names
that aro a^lifetbngeranarrassment. A
writer ill the,Bestotr Herald recalls
the case of 'a man named•Zuriel Cook,
who; having•been'bursed with -an out-
landish name, determined that all irie.
Children elrould suffer with hint,.
Zur'iol'Cook married Polly 1.,onrbanci
at IIenderson, New York, early in the
nineteenth Century; ;:lis largo faintly
of children were named as follows;
Zuriel, Zeresa, eletiehio, Zeinus,' Zeph-
ronin, Zerosia, Zedirra; Zegotus, Ze
lora; Zet.ixaniel, Zeroth, Zelobus,, Se-
della and last -of a11. Janes,
Itis -fair to presume that.Tames Was
a' poethurnot s child: If Mr. Coop Baer
lived the hoy ,would probably have
beer} named Zephaniah. or Z83b4babel,
Last Liar Has Best Chance.
"When twits ui India;" 0a.id the Club
boreal' enw-a tiger come down to the
water where some women -Were' wash-
irrg eiotlres; It era a very fierce liner,
but one aonian with great presence of
splashed some waters• in its face
—and it slunk iiWaty 2
"Gentlemen," 01411 a -man m atn arm
chair, "1, can vouch for 'the truth "oL
this story.: Some, minutas after, the
hxd1s1eni� occurred I wee coming down
tothe water. 1 met this tiger, and as
is ,nit' habit, 'etrokgd`ii s lvliisl co4C
GCittleurrn, those whiskers Were wet.”
Willie's Proxy.
iViliy, «r n+t you have serve nate
ice:cream?"
ma'am. Mother sass 1don't
wantany mere."'
Color Six Centuries Old;•
13eigo, tho fo, luon.cblo oolot of Ike'
day, 1•1:'50 .fol}}t r ee;rtuu ;,'arrd
nac",e,r Eo, mons who .11ii lni tatcd 0l3 TOrent0
of the'lake of- the Woods. in 1815 the
49Se parallel of latituds was decided
on ax the boundary Prom the lake roti
the .Woods to the Rocky mountains;
in 1824 the latitude and longitude of
the uorthwesternmostpoint in the lake
of the Woods was determined, anti in
4872 a line wits ran south, connecting
this, point,axPthe 49th parallel, '
MANY MOTHERS
RECOMMEND THEM
Baby's Own Tablets .Are Fine for
'Nervous, Sleepless Children.
Prom Canada the fame of
Baby's
Own Tablet• is sliieading Over the
world. Mothers recommend them to
other mothers and wherever they are
tried nothing but, Words of praise are
beard for these pleasant tasting little
tablets •that promptly relieve the
nf(nor, aliments of young children.
"B'aby's Owe Tablets are' one 0f the
best remedies for children's ailments
I hive ever used," says Mrs..Arthur
T. Allon,ot Auburn, .Me:' "My little
girl was nervous and could not sleep,
I
trled the tablets' and she was re-
sieved at once. She was -aloe troubled
with Constipation and nothing seemed
to help her. I had used': the tablets
but a.'
u short time before 'her bowels
were, regular. All mothers should
keel baby's Own Tablets in the house"
ter -they' 'are a valuable remedy," •
Baby's: Own llablets are sold by all;
druggists or will be mailed on receipt
of price, 25" cents per box, by the Dr.
Williams'• Medicine Co.,' Brockville, 'With an area about °our times
the
o
Ont. A' littre'booltlett "Care of the size of the v enrb_ey -Exhibition
Baby im,T3aalth noir. Siclules yrun
s, will be grounds, ds, Loudon s latest and greatest PAINS '- 'IN
LEFT
sent Pioe to•
a ..S •
y mother on request, r orvoik •will be rEad;r'1or opening
fog rot%
EYES
1II1114"D14°112i.BO r $bio
-- �g+a Q'� jar g�
IFF 1 � iti5 :..
of any kind ban be
quickly relieved' by mag-.
caging with
The Price Cutter.
Tell me -not la smiling numbers,
Selling caste are -,what tijey seam,
And the man who cuts' tor orders
Gets the lion's Shure of cream.
If you strive to build a bnsfnase,
bo not be a1 human sieve—
Letting leak your needed profit,
Trustfng.luclt will let ytr0 liver
Lives of dead -ones ail ratuind us
What it means, to sell On. gth0S
Their departure makes as keener
'To sell right and not sell less.
Far no. -trade can long be .loyal.
To a man who's all regrets—
Oan't deliver—whose lust living '
On the interest"'of his debts.
Exchange.
Mlnard'e`Liniment used'by Phyaiclanieo
urflcura
Takut
is cooling
nd
r shunt'
after
shaving
Men who have ten-
der, sensitive skins,
easil it iia: d b
silaving,will find Cu
iictlra Preparation s idea].
The new freely -lathering
Cuticura Soap S havIng-Stick permits
shiavin
twice i
g
daily without irrita-
tion lx
Hon of the skin. Cuticula Talcum,
an antiseptic powder, Is soothing
and cooling to the most tender akin.
aampto sae& rtao by grad. At71 sea ppnad10,
.4)0501: •etanrann , ltd 21 0'00013 I'Oca, 5asp
21a. Ointnipnt 26 and 60c. 2alcnm 26,,
ifiew- Cudcurn Shama Nott, 2$cs-o
s only, •
There are certain creatures which
wEl
never fel the ,pangs of thirst, for ^fee SHIP l.0 YOUR
they never TTEf(A.ND 1-EATHERS,
Among these animals are, certain go- wise ioda an r'
yf p rw arca b/itataait¢a
zell s of the 7'ar East and ':lamas of ' Y)rerrt Ara ivhek ahead
Patagonia. I P P UI r..ot mono
Ask for Minard's and take no other.
they tire so, constituted that drink is POULTRY, GAM E. EGGS,
unnecessary
,to then: aiid tj
Swallow a drop of water in their lives
I'VE BUY ALL YEAR ROLINfr ^
ubllsJ+Pil o C>d !;cars.
3e-39'nonaawurr 1Yr kat — Montreot r
That the' earth is much older than
the sen is the opinion of it well -].flown
scientist.
The timber of an eek is not really
much goe'2 until the, tree is aiiout a'
century old.
WE WANT CHURNING
IVa supply 'cava and Pay express
charges, ' IVs pay, -daily by express
stone3 orders, which can be 'cashed
anywhern without any chxi•ge.' '
To obtain too top 1,1.00,'' Cream
215)001 be free-. Prom "Lad havers' affd-
conta'n rote less lean 30 liar 'cent-,
Baiter Fac.
I dl3c ;es Com;"sra'iy Lirii'3'ad,
11-1,rll U•i {
S p s treed ti ie ,tole. for g-,zb- For references --head, OTlee, Toronto,
n, hhs r saints to 511ge ., lr:utk of lioritreai, or Sour lor:at banksr,
f,linerdle, Liniment for Jiste7per. Established for over thirty years„
Say "Bayer" l��sistt
For Colds Headache
Neuralgia Rheumatism
.Lumbago Iain
Accept' only a
Bayer package
wilich.coiutail S prOvan diicctiolls'
Kande, `Bayer" boxes of 12 tabiete
Also bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists
11(5510 15 the trade mark (raeisterad in
11'a i,L:) 01 Boyer' urn, ereeturc of Mune,..
aeet:enddesler of SnlleAcackl,
®tiler Treoble3 Wonle _ 4£to ui Have
Relieved by Lytlia,'E. PilIlaa91's.•
Vegetable. Qt sBpoulla
Pie Lachinenkham,.'sVegetQuebecab,leCompo0 '114 ok Lydia E.
I suffered with pains in myleft 91
baelt," and with ,weakness and "
troubles -women. so .often have. I. wa_
this way about six mon'•s. I saw the
Vegetable Compoland aI etised,inthe
`•Itiontreal Standard' et :rave taken
four bottles of it 1 was 11 verysick wo-
man and I feel so much better I would
not b without it. T also use Lydia E.
Pinkham's Sanative Wash:. 1 recom-
mend the medicines to my friends and I
am willing for you to -use mvletter as a
testimonial."-31irs M: W. 110E , 580 -
Notre Dame Street: Ld'chine, Quebec.
-Doctor Said an operatioia
• ''rovost, Alberta "Perhaps you will
remember sending tne,ene•of your books
a'year:ago. I was in a bad condition
end would suitor' awful pains at time
.id could not de anything. The doctor.
aid I coed not :have children 'unless
I v,'eht under an operation, I read
testimonials of Lydia E; Pinkham's
Vee stable Compound- fir the papers and
a friend recommended meto take it.
Aft r, taking- three bottles I became
Ise: eh better and grow have a bonny baby
<nj four months old. I do my house-
work lc and•help a little with the chores.
I recommend the Vegetable Compound
o my friends and am willing for yon Uri
bare t'lris testimonial loLser.''--Priro.A.d,l.
tlnAux$, Box 54, Provo4S', Alberta. C
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