HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1925-10-22, Page 3What Thlianbs `Indicate.
Th e' s 'ren
i gttr of".Y our, will -power isi
rileasure 1 by the length of the Tipper,
joint of the thumb. and thurni s that
cin'v , P
dov i
vi Wa4d show :slirewdnessand
Xnieerlineset
11 the thumb turns back,it is a sigh
that you love to ono spend mand a
p Y,
"Short thumb is a sign of humble origin.
The second division of the thumb
Shows how much', determinationY.oil
ave." Thumbs that bend up indicate
curious disposition, while a small,
narrow rhumb donotee a weak char-
Sentence:Serinon3. ,
The Cost of a Grudge—Ie-mora than
any man can afford to' pay. '
Is excessive in, comparison, with
the gest: of forgivin.
1e out of all proportions to the'
dividends it pays '
—Continuee'to grow es the grudge
grows older.
—Ishot the first cost 'but the up
—Can never be estimated, in ad-
vance.
—Always includes a lot of unhappi-'
nese fOr all
Locust 011.
Locusts are made: into an :excellent
brand ot'oil••'forairplane 'engines.
WE WANT CLUJRNING
C
We supply cans, and pay express'
charged,, We pay, daily. by express
money orders. -which can be cashed_
anywhere without'an - charge.
To, 'obtain the top ''price, Creel
must be,free from bad flavors and
contain not less than 30 'per cent
Butter pat.
Bowes Company Limited,
Toronto
For reforoncee—Head ' Office, . Toronto,
Bank at Montreal, or your local banker.
• lCatabliatjed forover thirty years,
t"Ol:l SI ES,
All PURPOSES:
•-. ysnst,kloos, old t@llike N6w"ypq pp ��IIt. •
t'f®J.ATE 11� RQO
ARCTIC DUBBIN
SAVES BUYING
RUBBERS
Tho Cass Polishes, Ltd„ Hamilton
A Pit"al, Si
tor .$.8.2,o't
Up to now kitchen oinks have cost
real Money. Now, at low cost, you
can put is the newest typo SMP
Enameled Ware Sink. This to a,
strong.-sinkbuilt of rust resisting
Armco Iron, .with three coatu of
purest whito .enamel, same as ou
botbtubo. Complete with 12" back,.
strainer, brackets, fittings, stud futi'
- directdotu for setting up. Standard
• iliac 20' x se x 6" deep. ,
Price, complete, $12.00
puy one or two of these SMI'
Enameled Ware Drain Boards Sino.
Mode to fit SMP Slabs and all
standard, sinks:' 'Size 20" x' 24".
Samesturdyconetraction'a, on EMP
Sinus. ;'Very handsome and aeteat
labor saver:. ,gold complete with
brackets and 6ttitega for setting up.
Price, complete; $6.00
For ealeby ptumbere and hardware
storesthroughout the country.
1710SHErr' METALP1''oouos Co nmo,
t1ONTA4AL' TORONTO WeOlIPEO
,COMOttrON VANCOUVOR CALGARY 267
Thee Silver 'coil.'
stitious to
.011e, need ,not bo supe,
realize' that occasionally inexplicable
things ha pen lit:a way to give those,
whothrn
ground forbe-
lcsuperficially
lieving irk ' 111 hick." The well known
Iinglish dealer in antiques.,: Mr. -Thom-
as idohan, ivllo hat written a book
about 'the interesting 'experiences' of
his life, tells one story that illustrates
the kind of incident we mean: '
' The most eerie occurrence that ever
happened to me, he writes;. fell out in
this fashion, I was. In the habit of
buying ,smah bid..-acbrne dedsom an ;old
retired schoolmaster who hada fairly
good knowledge of antiques.. Reused
to bring me Blatter'sea Uiixee, 'little
Chelsea scent bottles—very rare these
days,old seals, and" p0 ;forth: One
day he brought in a Chinese ,god about
nine inches high. It was beautifully
'modeled' in silver; and the base' vvas
ragged, 'as, if it had been torn off a
stand of some kind. The silver was as
thin as paper, ,and' the interior of the
figure was filled with a sort of bitu-
men.
The old gentleman said that it had
been looted from Pekin at the tinge of
the Boxer riote. Be this as. it may,
I 'bought the figure for g4. -• This;` I
remember, was on a Thursday. , L
placed the figure- on a• cabinet. That
day;: net a single • olignt :came to see
Me; thenext day, Friday, 1t was the
same,' not a single Inquiry. Of coare0,
one does not- espeet to sell - antiques
every hom•, but es a rule some one
Domes in every day to make some in-
quiry or to havea look around. Satur-
day . in those days was a fairly busy
morninge on this, . particular Saturday
not a soul came -in. -
The loneliness began to get -upon n?Y
nerves. I was walking'atbout the shop,
pondering on this sudden and unac=
countable eesse,tion. pf business when
my eyes 'alighted on the salvor god, I
am not 'superstitious, but SII of a dud -
den 'the' idea came to me that the
Chinese god was bringing m' bad
luck. `
Jue,t about the ihnchoon hour, the
old schoolmaster cane in with a tor-
toise=shell and silver picquet snuffbox,
tor which he wanted £2. I told him I.
would take the box if he would take
book the god. I said I was willing to
'lose a pound on it. Ile assented, say-
ing ,he knew a collector who 'would
buy the god.
On the following Monday morning a
Lleelm, who also had dealing with the
old schoolmaster-••cgme in .and said,
"Save you heard :the news:? Poon old
Powell'`(the same' of the ''sehobl'dias-•
ter) was found dead in bed bn Sun-
day night" It gave me 'a shock, and
I thought of the silver god. 'It was no
doubt only a strange coincidence, but
the death of the old echoblmester
haunted ma for days.
$tilt Afive. 8
Doctor—"I suppose, Mrs. Johilson,
that you have .given thel,medicine ac•
cording to directions,"
.Mia. Johnson -!'Welt, dootah, I done
man bes'. You said give Sam one •o'
dere heali pills three times a day un}
til gone, but 3 tions run out o'pill9•yis•
tadday an' he hain't gone yit"
The total estimated honey produc-
tion for Canada in 1924 was 15,804,-
000 pounds with a ya:pe of $2,552,000
"DIAMOND DYE" ANY
GARMENT, DRAPERY
Just Dip to , Tint or Boil
to Dye
Each 154ent pack
age ,contains 'direr
tions so simple any
woman can tint soft
delicate shades or
dye rich, per'menen'
•colors in lingerie,
silks, ribbons, sklrte,
Waists, • d. I' 0,3 9 e 8 ,.
c o a t e; . stockings,
sweaters, draperies,
coyering81 hangings
—everything!, -
13uy Diamond Dyes—no other kind.
and toll, your druggist Whether the nil:
aerial you'wiah to color is weeder silk,
or whether it is linen, -,cotton or mixed.
Influenza, debility and other illnessoi;
re ult in logs 80 Vitality '4410,1t, and -
Weaikened digestion. Bovril i3'-1he food
w facia '.not only contains. nourishment
and strength, but supplies it in a Con
centreted and, easily digestible form.
Bovril, contains the most valuable nour-
ishing and -stimulating 'qualities of
Prime Beef. '
That is
'k.
AP1CULTURE IN•
I itt o dt pQtteMa
13et on: the mIg>i
QUEBEC' I ittie feet petered pack'
Whe:e'the.aster plan
_Apienitikr& i " rile Province of Gl rc Littre{{°�4 h` ji
bee, W'hldt, 1 exhibiting such nhai=iced' AniJWtih ;P "
progress a't`therpreseattinie, bue'been tThep elimb0dd
an active branch of the -agrlcultnral .:Clithbed upr,z
inrlusti'y elute: the earlie t ; days of -'-
resettlement. ' The first agricultural' eta- I4tt('o ,it
f sties of the area show that in 1870 it Autbko
ars esssd ,41;295" hives' cWith e'total TJley res .•
yield of 148,009_ pounds of honey: , , find cal cel., stili"
All thlt'while • the honey, of Quebec,
exI iortedb
abroad, had beau ereatirig•for B it evening always odor..
itselfarepntatlonInforeign' countries. Then little feet 0111,'•
g:
9
d
Ir,1,80Q.'at. the Paris World"Fade :and. ,And the ,little hearts•that led them on
agalii.in aro. at the Glas ow.Exposl- -Have: gone up Dreamland Hill,
g
tion,' ' e, Quebec - apieulturalist -was Ttebeeea I3elman.7
t warded premier honors for.,his•'honey
p' Since that time ,Quebec product.
limY e has been generally aCltuaw,�
Ys,African is snidest.
ledged to have Do superior In: the :The 'London Postal discussing what
woeld; .this :superiority --being duo to
1110 ,provincial animate and the exceed -
!ugly, rich Ellora of "the area.. It has
generally been found that the farther
north colonization penetrates the finer
is the Honey, :the sweeter its flavor,:
and the daintier its aroma,
Annual Produ4flon Growing.
At the.present time the annual pro-
duction of -honey 1n the Province of
Quebec amounts to --4,000,000 pounds
of extracted honey and 300,000 pounds
df comb, honey. This Is'showleg ween-
sistent annuai;inereaseea would seem
to be indicated in the fact that whilst
last year the _Govermmeut bee inspect-
ors visited about 8,000 bee -keepers
they found that one thousand 81" these
were id their. first 'Year. -
Three yearsego the :.beekeepers of
Quebec amalgamated and formed .° co-
operative association for. the sale"of
their products. Members• send their
produce- to warehouses -:4n Montreal
and Quebec, where it is graded accord-
ing to a 'grading system adopted by
the .association; there - being five
grades -and prioes`being• determined
by (Minty: The association has adopt-
ed "uniform pabkages for the domestic
trade, the mark of the society being a
guarantee 00 superior quality, Gener-
ally spealring this amalgamation has
been effective in ,securing better.
prices for the product def its members.
Part of the revenue of the associa-
tion is -used to advertise honey and to
stimulate Its consumption. Thous-
ands of pamphlets and: other pieces of
literature on the uses , of honey in
cpokmg,-etc., have been issued. Whilst
a considerable export market still
exists, the association le•especfaily en.
deavoring to develop the local mar-
ket where there exists wide oppor-
tunity for expansion. So far in the
limited :period it lies met with very
gratifying result's.,
Most Favorable 'Districts,p ,'
The Provincial Government, through
its provincial apiarist and his depart-
ment, is making strong efforts to in-
crease the province's beekeeper'• and
the productionof honey. "The cul-
ture of bees" it states, may be carried.
on with profit in all regions' of the
Province of Quebec," 'It points out
that in the present centres of:coloni-
zation; where the fire Weed grows
abundantly; the.-honey,crop he so much'
larger than elsewhere as to appear ex-'
aggera.ted. It cites production or 510
ibe,,, ane533, lbs. of honey from a
'single hive. The most favorable dis-
tricts for the growth o) fire weed are
those of Lake St. Jahn, the Gatineau.
and Teinlskaming. There are largo
quantities -of- clover everywhere &es
and the drarvest,of clover honey Is al-
most as large as the preceding and
superior in quality,' The apicultural
service of the Provincial Goverumeut
replies to all requests for inforniation
and supplies free pampbiets, whilst
government inspectors visit the
apairies, every suihmer to give person-
al advice and assistance,'
Montreal •Fur Auction.
Over one and a hall million dollars
was realized at the Mid -simmer auc-
tion sale of Canadian furs held in
Montreal, at which were present sev-
eral buyers representing all the more
important fur houses of Canada, the
United Skates, Creat Britain'_and the
Continent. This was .the seventeenth
fur auction held'in-Montreal and since
its Inception over twenty million: del -
Jere woeth of pelts have been sold,
The holding of these sales ,in Mont-
real Js the outcome of a persistent de,
mend by those interested in the Cana-
than ftir industry, to market' their own
pelts. For many years it had.been the
cu0tom,to despatch Gees/Me; with -the
exception of a amall'quantity taken up
by. retailer dealers in -the Dominion,' to
markets -,in 'Londo:1;714 iv York,: St.
Louis and 'other fur - centres, . 7'Siis
meant that the Canadlareehadustry was
at a, disadvantage In oonipetiag with
other .'fur s0ua•cee, having ho control
over thio selling price of its pelts. In
order, to offset this drawback to' the
development of the fur industry in
Canaria, an organization" was es•tab-
niched in Montreal - in 1920 to 'dispose
of demesne and foreign, furs by at c-
tion. -
Since then the resultt' attained -by
this organization have been gratifying
and ;have more than justified lis es-
tablishment. The volume'' of raw furs.
offered.ls, carefully clleckeci so as. to
keep the price at 'a level which will
give a reasonable 15130'n to the pro-
ducer, and this one item alone has
been of great benefit .in stabilising
the industry. :Controllfn< in this way
a •considerable quantity of the very
-.finest of pelts, the foreign buyer Must
come to Montreal; and as ,a result that'
nitre only four and a half years'
operation,'this,.ordanizatloii now 'has
a decided -influence on the trade in
reg[llating the supply and: price of bet -
'tea' class raw furs. '
: HY't.hiscollneoLion 1111s interesting' to
note the progress,of the far lndmihry
of•Canada in recent yearn, both in pl'o-
ductian, and export, For :10,20-21 the
total produttlon:in the Dominion was
valued at 070,151,59.4, for 1922-29 at,
'916,767,557. Prior to -1914 Cleat Bir
tsi,i was Canada's rosSi313)portant.0110-
1onler for raw furs, but ;lance the .war
the mai DTI ty- ef':exp orts have gone Y•o
the Unset States, tl.0' market 0C-
00Untiug for well over' half.-ofetllo iota;
in the past, five ye yrs.
Ask for MlI)Ord5 and take no other.
appears ia. -some quarters' a growing;
affectlon'for.the. 'prin hive, s.•ays:
l
"The'ldea,;would.appear . to be the
State so t ittil' described by,the'late
Y Y
Professor Drummond in leis 'Tropical
Africa•' Of. the African hey wrote:
Oman Is apparently quite happy
he has practically no wants. One,
etlek, pointed, makes him,a spear;
tWo sticks, rubbed ;together, make him
a. tire; fifty sticks, tied, together, make
him e house.'
HANDICAPSOMEN'S
Headaches and Backaches Often
Make Life; Miserable.
A woman's health lrandioape her al-
most always. She hue pains and dis-
abilities which do. not afflict hien: era -
Aura ' does` not give her a fair chance.
Her blood is more often thin and poor
than a man's., and she often neglects
theSrstbeginnings;et ill -health. Many
women who seemed destined to a life
of frequent suffering have been freed
entirely from -their eu0ering,.through
the ' wonderful blood -malting qualities
of Dr. Wi111anra' Pink Pills. Many' a
woman toils aOl day .with a pain in her
back and edde, a burning headache,
and a cense of leaving po spine lett.
Wham a:pity women will not Listen
to their' friends whom Dr. Williams'
Pink !Pills have saved from 'Their hiis,
ery. Whenever a woman suffers they
will help her -in .youth, middle -age
and afterlife. 11Irs•. John Mitchell, of
Middle ille, Ont , gives her experience
for the benefit of other women suffer-
ers. Sire says,—"Some years .ago I
was so badly trun down I could' hardly
walk. around the house. 3 'teled to do.
a few chores but was'able to do very
little. ' My boys and' husband had to
do -the rest, If I started up stairs I
had to go very slow or I would fall,
and I was. just played out when I got
at the top of the stairs. My head
ached terribly, and my heart would
beat 'v al11ntly. Iu thus deplorable con-
dition I. began taking Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. Wthen l had finished six
boxes I'felt much 'better. Then I got
a further supply, and by the tine I
had -taken these l,r4olild.. walla enY-
where without being -exhausted, the
-headaches had disappeared and I am
now perfectly well. Any woman.who
is:run"down should not, hesitate to be-
gin Dr. Williams' Pink Pills at once,
as I am sure Brom my own experience
they will build.her up."
you can get theta Pills from any
medicine dealer or by Mail at 50 de. a
box' from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Broe]tvllle, Ont." '
it
ay
OO L iP
SHOULD '`i!AYE
It 3J ells' What a 14ltnthe r` (Dtrglit'to
Jt ti v for, Balaaes Sadie."
Above ('all things every mother.
wishes _that her' child, or „children,
vitalever ,their. egta,. play, lie' blight,:
heaithy, good-natured rosy boys and.
Elis clear:cyo, clear kinneu-baldee;,''.
16fobd slecp'erl Might wake:' .CVery.
mother's :wish for -Hier little. folies "is
'that they agcy be well
01 is natural for little ,rolloe to be
wg h ., ll • o ia thinks that her
,gvase ntber t s
child at any urge isein a natural state
unless did is well ant111lp1fy.- No moth-
er' can elseect, tliough,'that ' h'er • 851I8
vrII esoltpel all the -1111 to "which ban y-
h:oo"d and elflldhood are sub3ect, but.
she sari do`'niuch to lnaltebuby's- bat-
1le,t 1ci 'health easily wan:
,. -
A valuable, little, bnolel'et entitled
"Care of the Baby In Health and -Sick-
brie been prepared and ,as 11 is'
y
,something'overmother should heave,,
acopy'will be'sent.f•ee to any' wether
'on request,who will mention .'tiffs
papei' by The Dr. -Williams' Modieine
Co„ Brockville, Out,
A:Super 9ignai.-$ox.•
The -Metropolitan IRallway Oonipany
has brought 'into use at Baker Street.
station, London, the ralliat111g' point'of
the whole of -tile oystem—a supea• sig-
nal -box that;' oolipses all others.
Operated entirely by electric power,
this signal -box will control• the" move-
ment of 1770 trains, daily, permit ef,
greater flexibility of tragic and mate-
rially increase. .the handling -capacity
:of "this important station.
An illuminated diagram in the" sig-
nal -box informs the signalman of the
position and. movement of every ,train
within a three-mile. zone. It alsa pox-
sepses a power -frame comprising fol;:
ty-Rve lovers of the latest type,.oper•
ating,twenty-One sets of mobile, thirty-
five signals' and eleven route indica-
tors.
New to Her. -
The demure young woman signed
her, name in the hotel visitors's book
"Mrs. T. Bron n," and, asked the clerk
whether 'there were, any letters for
her.
' don't -suppose," he said, taking
one from the rack,•"that this could bo
meant for -.you." And he handed her
a 1o r
letter add essed-?` r
M s. 91,ro ne."
B w
'4 h, yes," said the young woman,
eagerly, `that's mine! ' 1 recognize the
writing!" •
• "Brit Yon spell it 'Brown,' while the
name on the letter has a final:'et "
"That 's all right"' she replied. "I'm
never gtitte sure how he spells it."
"Who?"- '
"My husband, of course- you see,-
we'vevbeen merrietl'onlY, two days l"
Who Bosses the Home?
•
If . you clasp yenta• hands together,
'interlacing, the fingers, and the right
thumb unconsciously comes' on top,
.,-Qti will rule: the -b0I1lsi tl;.t a left,,you,
will he ruled:
Minard's Liniment used by Physicians.
A man once christened his baby
"Homer," and on the clergyman's ask-
ing him whether he had done so be-
cause "Homer" Was his favorite poet,
he replied: "Poet?'Lor', no, sir; I keep
pigeons,"' .,
Corn In' camp.
1st Soldier—"Won: you eat earn
on the cob are you able to bite off the
major pelt?"
2130 Ditto—"I bite off the Whole ker-
nel, my boy." • ••
The love of Angels to man is sim-
ilar'to that of, a man's friendship for
his dog -St.. Bernard of Clairvaux.
'itlinard's Liniment for Distemper.
TO postpolio is not't0 settle. If an
evil exists, you cannot remedy it by
letting it accumulate and corrupt still
further the individual or the coma
munitS..
IN E -! O
RAPID
' The world's beat
hair tint. 'Will re-
store gray hair to its natural)
color in 15 minutes.
Small size, $3.30 by mall
Double aiie, $5.60 by moi
The W. T. Pember Stores
Limited
120 Yohge $t. Toronto
STORM WINDOWS
Pti6. PAYFORT//E/E93TLVES
Stop Fuel Waste, t t Winter'
Con! t with Oto Windows. Levi
F eft P td" n dY glared:
'Mrf d Iiv,ry leiesiesed. Pres prise
1;,t end tow :enamoring chart.
s"HALLIO Yi4M, ,1".HAMIt-TO
5
I kliegs ho•
ulhoys:.514y.
`ripetlkawing-! briirh-t ; ane -_:i 'to'.
questions; web()'glveu at; s6 reeunt
school e,xumfuatlan:
Q, What other-l,minergis exist be -
?Ines coal 6:red drone •A','- Leinonado
I1n11 gIngkl beef'.,
Q 1V•hat -did Wolfe do at Quebec?
A ll a:;81t,ked beast niade war,on
tlp Tied:Riding Hood -"'
Sit. Andrew is the patent saint. of
Scotland•;. the:patent saint:' of England
13 Union Tacit.
Q. What is per?" pts?" A, Tho'
Old es t son.
The ,Col seee-ofTtllod"esu:was a greet
e:cplorer;;he diseoebee^d !and in South
Joan of -Arc was a L'i'encli peaeaut
girl :called Maid of Athens, for her
.bravery' andatr'iotiere. • After many
P Y
years she .was cremated.
A £u o is what get in a. room
g'ti Y ou- g
full of1 when e sill the windows
and doors• are shut.
An Irish bulI le 33 Malo cow.
Cereals are flints Shown at he-
t
etc -
People of Iceland are called Equi-
noxes.
Queen Elizabeth was
Qt11e Vir-
gil Queen because she knew Latin.
Evolution is what. Darwin. did; Re-
volution le a form of ,-government
labread an 1 t
d D'evo a ion is something
to do with eaten:
Keep Minerd's Liniment In the house.
Father: "Now, my son, I'm going to
give you some good advice. Some day
you'll wish you had taken it. It's the
same advice I wish I had taken when
my dad gave it' to me."
A handy size pack-
age for occasions
when half a pound is
"just right."
ht.
0 "
38.75.'
SERVICE
TO
MEN
Men who like
their clothes hand:
led particularly and
skillfully send them
to Parker's.
Famous iraleteria
method for press-
ing.
Prompt Mail Or-
der
Service.
Carriage' charges
paid one way.
KER'S
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�+
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791 YONGE ST
TOR,OXTO
sit
° etecillt shard
*Your Kit ,
Right at the top of the Iistof
camping -necessities i9 a tin
or two of real Mustard.
- Men who fish and noon who,
shoot !rums What u` spiciness'' -
and flavotu mustard freshly,'
mixed with cold Water adds
to the. hairs, bacon, fowl, ven-
ison and :other goad thing
theycat in camp.
COLMAN•xaLT.N (7annd )Limited
102 Arnloreet3.rett
'...MONTB$AI, ' 270
e fid9S '¢d tESE,EGIt.
Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for
Headache -Colds • Neojralia Lumbago
Pain Toothache Neuritis.: , 'Rheumatism
DOES, NOT, AFFECT THE HEART
wessaawieiwitcsonesemesnis
Vii, Totrmto. lIoosttel for :,Insurgtt,s,In'
afpilation with aeitev10 and Allied 9,1611'l',
Nett. VorI 0141, Olt , a ti ea .,oars! 9sW,o:
,o1
To
710:1319,c
u to you"1'3
3 316101,,. hovinp 11iq
required education,": and dosIreus of eepeive
tel -,o,, 1 Ia Nr,llital haq adapted the 33)53
haus. 05,3,10. 'Tho. Phalle shelve uniforms of
the"r,olwoi, a monthly allowsno dna travdlap,'
Wieeiltna to and Iron, New Verb. For farther.
Int ruitg3IAo. 05035 30 the euparh,t 'f 00
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".My face became full of large,
red, scaly pimples and at timed
they itched' terribly. They spread
:in great blotches and formed large,
sore eruptions that burned a great
deal. I was ashamed to go any-
where on account of them, and the
trouble kept getting worse. The
trouble lasted about a year
" I' tiled ,various kinds of hint«
menta without egcccse. I' sent for
a free sample of CLAIM= Soap and.
Ointment and they helped me. I
purchased -more, and after tieing
three boxes of-Cuticura Ointment,•.
together -with the Cirticura Soap, I
was'healed -in about two months."
(Signed) Miss Mlldred•M.'Breau,
Crousetown, Nova Scotia.
Prevent pimples by daily use of
Cutictira Soap, assisted by touches,
of Cuticura Ointment when re'.
(luired. Dust with Cuticura Talcum.
eemple %soh Sr,. by arse, Address Onnedlan
Depot) "(Mahwah Ltd, 32ootrad.". Price, Soap
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PAINS „ACROSS.
THE BACK.
Relieved by Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound
Mitchell, Ontario.-- "I have. taken
your medicine for a number of years.
do notlake it steady all the time but
T ain never without it. I always keep
it in the house. I took it first for paint!
in the abdomen and bearing-down,pains
headaches and pains•across the back; t.
have my_,home to look after andinany
a day I, could not get up at all. I •saw
the advertisement in the paper about:
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Coral
1 pound, and Mrs., John' Miller told' nae
about it, too. I$verytime I take it, it
makes me feel better and I ab,vays rec-
ommend it to my friends. I am willing
to anewer letters from women asking
about this medicine and you may use
this letter as a testimonial '-=Mrs l00.J.':
WAssM aN'Nx'Mitchell Ontario.
Th•merit of Lydia E. Pinicharri.'s
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Vegetable Compound is told by women
to each other.' Many women knew by
expperience what this medicine will do
and'theyare anxious dor others'to know.
Such 'testimony ahould cause , any.
woman suffering from the troubles:.sts
common to her, sex to give this Well
known medicine a fair trial.'
.Do you'knowthat ,in'arecent canvass ,•
amongewonien users of the Vegetable .'
Compound over 220,000 replies were re-
ceived.. To the question "Dave ye,. re
ACCB i at17 "$ et' )ilCkfl, e carved bandit b take l this medicine? '-
Y k yy i
wlllch contains fovea directions. : AS PCT cent o that i` Sun -
it Thai means that 09 out M.:, every 100
Hanby "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets women are in better h altid . becanee'
r e' Also bottles of 24 and 100--Drn"giein. then have given this medicine a,fair
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or Savor r Companywillbe stomped with rhelr 00f,eral trace 000,1the"Baia. . Craen," 'ISSUE No. 4e