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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-02-07, Page 3Children L,,Lo`ve To Own gets The selection of a hildrxtn's Pets iS TtstrallY progressive, Po bogie those that de not replies any hand- ling are best, such as•Cago birds and goldfishes. Later, or in addition, phoTh1 come those that do not de• mend exercise oat ot doors.and 1 et tfu crib pet, egttirrol makes a d g o guinea pig is baldly less interesting,. while white mice and Rai/bits are always popular with girls es'welles boys. Weete: poultry are kept, it be•. collies a simple matter to appropriate chickens 'anti (lecke to each of the cllildreu, :and give them the ,r'espone- ilility of .rearing them, The same convenient posse -AMY applies In the case' of kittens and puppies, which lire the mostdesil'able of all pets, The dog is the animal most gen', /gaily adopted i' American• llom0e,, and the child who has exclusive charge ot.a puppy and its prelimin• ary training necessarily acquires ex- perience°which will be of value in the. management of mature dogs. There is nothing better calculated to !still! • the esltilacating spirit ot sportsman.• ship in the juvenile mind than the opporunity which comes of conrpan- ionship'ivtth a good eam ofterriers or =c t spaniels. .Bac even a � nende„ tip.. p mongrel is not to be despised as a dog for children if it be good tem- pered and of appropriae size for join- ing in' a game, Among the pedigree breeds, silo that and character tiifPer so widely some care is necessary in making a choice, Such dogs as St.. Bernards, s are ob- Great Danes, and mastiff viously too cumbrous to be convenient playmates for ;tits Young;- and hounds. and hunting dogs are not always suit• ed for companionship within doors, although spaniels have every recom- mendation as pets for boys and girls. The Alasatian is said to be extremely gentle and protective with the child- ren of its especial-. household, but it Is not remarkable for playfulness and even: when carefully trained be self-willed. The most ad- mirers of the _breed tl"S that the Alsatian is a do, to 'catching the passerby. A gnat ti clary braes and heights •of -apt en )tatty ,r.!Fftudac:t µ:asespans •rely garbed.. �lal: issued to the tna•cts, � • zto ,dost. docL•F" , _ �» at various times been on several t5' of,,hautren's i .. offics boy of --� _• not later than January, 193_. hate a ?oud..htt Rams (a witness); "Deed site juries: most, the Royal Bank -Annual Meeting The sixtieth annual meeting ot intproventeet in Canadian conditions shareholders of The Royal Bank 091 Wogs eorresponcliug 10010050e le the (Mirada marked Lite cloae of the nlost t volume 09 goods wh1Ch they eau sell successful Year in the history oe the I us. from this viewpoint it ntigllt be batik, The report submitte1,.showed l considered economic) stateslnanshlp that both tate asset$ and' the profits i for ns to tgUtinc increed ase 0c) top discover of the back constituted a record for max Can attic banking. question of trade Dealing:, with the lues' relationship between Canada stat the Holt, tris • 1.0 • 1 , ' • Herbert e $u t United :Stet s, President, said; • frdnl Canada, rather than to consider meaellres which will co11$tttute new trade barriers;' ' General Manager's Address' developing • of Disatt$sitlg the policy the latent resources of our country, r cods ill said n part, -- from a single market than Canada Porte Mont that country. The value of these imports during the twelve u'tontll sending September 30, 1923, aggregated 799 million dollars, a total more than 300 million dollars in ex- cess of Canadian sales to that market during the same period. • Such an un- balanced trade relationship le Injure ons to the national welfare of this country. "Ill spite of the tact that the proe- ent trade •-relatioi'ship . between the two. countries is disproportionately tavoh'able to the United States, there is active discussion of tertb.er tariff increases that seem likely .to shat out the few competitive items which Cana- dians now sell there. It would seem that those who propose such tariff changes fail to realize that checks automati- upcally on C a tally check the -volume of geode which can be bought trona the United. States, and that on the other band continued "Durieg the last two or three years many existing', industries 'have been reorganized to meet the, requirements 09 expanding business, Mergers have been ;effected to 'basar%;. production on the moat efficient basis, and many nom industries have been started. Through a number of different invest- ment bankers who areourcustomers, we have had the opportunity to assist iu such. financing, with the resulttha numerous new and valuable ecrinee- lions have been eecured for the bank. i ani glad to be able to report that In •every sua'ts case credits granted have been liquidated to our satisfaetton, and despite the number of new issues that have been made, we are oarryies no undigested securities." period of He pointed' out that in tills pa prosperity reserves should bo built up against less prosperous times,' The public lies the right to expect goundd i us- and Indus- t* • meat leailsrslrip in government 1 i there leadership tcih p and with. fetch tr can buns doubt ooneerning the won- derful prospects that the future holds in store for Canada. 'ow Thoughts On Old Institution How Your Now Calendar is Made Years in Advance Referring to those who make our calendars, the London Daily Herald' Meets that "the ordinary elan does not' even know' w110 they ale, ° "He turns to poclte9 diary or all almanac when he wishes to ascertain the the, hour 0f sunset or SAnriae, or changes of the moon and the tides, and. he does not guess that the in- formation which he accepts as 'a Mat - OWL LAFFS O.W. L. (ON WITH'IAUGHTER) For a long time the restaurant man- ager had out a sign --"Home Cooke ing." Then he removed it. "I see," remarked a customer, "that the old sign. is gone." "Yes, I tookow vv" "Well, I came to the cone els o Island f1>r Fleligela. na Slowly Crumbling Away German North Sea Outpost Hit Hard by Bement Stare 11eligolatul - This little German lg. Land; Neg11s11 North Sea outpost until 1890, has lost 111,000 square meters swallowed up by mountainous waves When t'eceilt tierce gales Caused havoc along the west European coasts as far as Aiorway, The damage deno here and to the Frisian ale tan oh n East t tsiail is d ori' Lr s I 1 i i l b t t le g g )las led the Prussian Surrey Depart- ment to appoint a eommissiou to make c a scientific study of the whole coast - t' 0 ton w t line to ascertain if there is any dam tar o£ course ise the outcome y six emus acceleration in the gradual. years of co-operative ative work by the subsidence of the German North Soa leading astronomers of live nations, shows, "For an account of this truly re- It Is known that the whole coast is markable (though generally. were. sinking, but only at the rat's of about marked) example of the intonation - Daily inches in the last 100 years, Com• alism of sefence ,the London Dai1By ing investigations are exPected to Herald is indebted to Mr, Moses $haw �s'hether the sinking process Cotsworth, director of the Interna calla. Ror extra preeautiotls. 'least Pixed Calendar Txague. "On August 17, 1927, the calaula- tions' for the year 1933 were begun by .T NS ESE i ei • dentists in the Greenwich CHILDH®�D �I sal n tt s Observatory and' the:Nautical Al- manac Office, Can be Quickly Banished With "These seen work out for ell the \vat Tablets. nations the right ascension and de- Baby's Q clination of the sun, moon, and 84 of Tile aliments of childhood are many the fixed stars at each of the 24 hours but nine -tenths 09 them Are ,due to in every day, • one cense and one cause only --a dis- ,print- ed were 28 theseP August, 19and Au sstomach B ,t the st gedition o Ycord o d e c ed and sent to the directors of the bowels, To clulekly banish any of the national observatories in the United minor ailments of babyhood and ohild- States, Germany,. Prance, and Spain hood the bowels must be made to to enable the astrmhonieis of each of work regular and the stomach must these nations to begin their quota of b0 sweetened. the work. No other "medic ered up my mouht Just as sweet and 0 you think he did?" round, and -whet d Sadie (blushing); "How should 7 know?" . ; States astronomers work out the Edith: 'F'ireIl, the fool Just let mo eclipses of the sun and moon for all whistle." ' duplicated. The United ane for little once "No part is . An ounce of sense will bide one pound of ignorance. Down in Mexico a candidate for president should be bullet-proof. In A homey positions the hon and Y ` s p the nations, of the planets and their satellites, "In France the hourly positions of the polar stars are worked out, while the same work for other fixed stars is done in Germany and Spain. "The wort: in these four canaries Greenwich results in the Nautical Almanac or is t has had such swceess as has Baby's Own Tablets. They banish constipa- tion. and Indigestion; break up colds diarrhoea and simple fevers; correct p and colic and promote healthful sleep. by regulating the functions of the stomach and bowels. Concerning them Mrs. L, M. Brown, Walton, N,S., lsritea:—"I cannot speak too highly America all. he ueedd is mudguards' about 18 months. of Baby's Own Tartlets as I stave takes found them excellent for childhoodsurprised by the progress he found in combines the 93 ailments." Albania. In the country in which, un- surprised it down." "I asked her to kiss mo, without f 1933 c h 1 well be prinfi Own Tablets are sold by is apt930 Baby'sill recently, persons hardly dared But, why?" ' sued by the"end of 1 et 'argent 1 1 n that a ; s those and iseta will 'ye medicine, dealers, a by mail at 25 leave their houses unarmed, people I don't like kissing 'incest ! "From this all the natio from The Dr. Williams heavenew. 'het umbrellason aith 'belt Pim aid hardly say .it was doing the place no good. I gotcents a boa ft „ o things either." able to v.urlc out for each of their own•' rine• Co.. Brockville; Ont. turesque .costumes instead of firearms to be loft t di ti Constant daily testing and blending of the world's choicest teas give lted Dose Tea its iliifflitabie ;haver{ ani nevet�'v41'ylng goodtzes9, every pairge guaranteed„ 84 j d ORANGE PEKOE is extra good RED ROSE New King Helps Country Poison Plot Physicians Deny in Illness of Albania's King Vienna,—RePal`ts Prem Tirana that a serious : stomach affluent of Kiug Achmed Zu90 had necessitated the call et two Viennese specialists caused the rumor that the King had been given slow poison by one of his many enemies. These reports were refused Buffalo, xa,x. by the statement of Professor Guido lzk eeht one of the doctors con-- Sex 7r75, B$IDG'sn'OB°•' oxri., ca.10. Ho n 0 t . returned eu suited, who has Just _� Cienna. Professor iIolzknacht deelai ed Acluned Zugo's indisposition was not serious, being caused by overwork,, nicotine and too muds indoor life. The Icing, who is accustomed to plenty at fresh air and ports, is now obliges to .ailing' Sea pass most of his time at a writing ata's 'i an s table yon which he reorganized his London =The last of Bh t country on modern lines, famous old windjammers, the four- . As the King himself s head of the masted bark Garthpool, will anchor in rest of her s and ass the woulde P illness Tham `n his the •m movement, em et reform f ea present a serious problem for Albania. days in quiet, peaceful waters t, This was the reason that specialists forts are successful to save the old ilia vessel from shipbreaitere, i d e Wail sailing were re ca le Professor liolzknecht states _ I Sole survivor of tho.nineteenlh tem tury square �t'igs on. British registry, the Garthpool is a gallant example et the' sturdy trade which carried the sea -borne• trade of the British Empire at a time when Britain and the United States competed under sail as they now do with steamships:. Brad ei in Anchored near Blacktriaaa g the heart of London, the Gertithool would be either a museum or a. train_ ing ship for mercantile marine cadets. In preserving the vessel Britain would be following, the example of pubile- spirited citizens of America who en-' ' shrilled the famous old whaleshiP Charles W. Morgan, near Nae: 73ed- ford, Mass., as a memorial to the ii7- dustry which made New Ln;lan�l famous, The Honorable Celaip tuy of Master Mariners in London wants to acquire.the-Garthpool far training pur- poses, but lacks funds. Meanwhile the old windjammer. still sound but a little slow in these i..eeedy days of ocean craft,. bravely plows out- ward bound in ballast for. Australia. She was originally designed for the Calcutta -Dundee Jute trade. but 11113 hails from Montreal Classified Advertisements sXGGD1z RnOrITS 120 ASSURED BY IEEDINCr Swift's "Laytnore" heat Scraps. ' Laymore" duplicates summer• condi- tions, supplying digestible protein for big winter egg, production. For free booklet, Dept. A Swift1: et Toronto. 1,.0., Licn- 4 S R hr.,,0, 41%,1,11.4 7 h Y ?I ® union. mn+n d Anton,$ 1pdt awl. ti. 1 0,d Anton, b1 k Minb"q Puff 1', (l 1,, (1,1 wyu.donea, ]tel and ala 1f04 1 e dal„R ru"au,s• \VrF ud,Y tm rHLe CHICK 110070 , Sc5yIU i. S 19dT38ERy'; Remembrance British Plan Haven in Thames Still For Last Bark, S the esc1hsive charge at children. ;n5nv a.,y l;i tali* *. loo;. at that signs rvsr: "(}ail •nu tell nets' 11 lhepotts to • a w_ r .: •• , 'j at La„ .. y tllefatles. This information ';tits.. theA•� `--» It is, 001 :e}nel-aL-y 1C."-1,.0ta -,a1 , i th hr^ry aA " [ i" l a eaten ass lawyer once asicect a mall who had bun -clog is ooe rat t., the bu_. ! u even-tempered 011(1 eras pets. There are several a ba mod,' brine: 13e don't sn'or'e, slay, or go oft "Who influenced you was, sale Ah knows expensive g age h I it." Sum•sized breeds. also drat have the re- -mutation of being perfectly safe as playmates for' the- young. 'Of' their number are stile Samoyed, the cb.ow, to football games. He's almost 9011- feet." "Indeed? But he mus have orb; W DE M TL FOR �E�'V arty. TIRED OUT WOMEN' w en seas lawyers, the-witnesseseor the judge?" ec He expected to get some useful and t 1 some It's ars east wind that blow's nob interesting information from so ex - fault. Whet is it?„ t good. This was tate man's reply: "T'll tele perieucecl a juryman. the elkhound the I7t•eeslloun0, theI :.e, 11 Itis only fault le that 1 e e,. hipperke, the Shetland 8c) sheepdog won.t tvol'k." Doctor; "Do you sleep on the flat ye, sir, 'ow I makes up my mind, I'm and the merry cocker, and there a4'e' back?" J Qtitid In the Rich, Red Bloocl a plain man and a reasouin' man, and x11 of the smaller toy breeds which of yeah tau cream parlor is merely a• "N the hath of my fiat." it Tim ,linic'ntS' Pink 'PiliS I ain't influenced by anything the have then claims Inmates they lase litt e a i A't x71 > 11iai.e lawyers nursery. An lee patient: o, as i t of the place where ' 1 tables - • - say, nor by what the wit- , is possible to love everybody ex•' t tl 3 he lasses say; nor, by what the judge ge Some of the sporting terriers are t 1110 hick just moved to town who I Anaemia conies on gtaclualiy, gays.- I Just look at the man In. t inclined to be snappisb and_pervet'se.; != dock, and says, 'if he ain't done uoth- •r rs are popular in American! wtil make l pretends not to be excited when the ginning with tau ver, [uciisPosition to in' why's he there. And 1 brings 'em But terriers p G*orgei "I thin''' Peggy fire eugina goes by, manta) ar bodily exertion, irritability, homes, and the cairn. and Sealyharu 121) 'deal wife. ]very time T' go to ler 1 ! and a fooling of fatigue. Later comes ail in guilty: " axe especially safe. Much depends i borne I find her darning beg father's 9 PI 1l • "l1'hy do yon wear spate " the palpitattots of the heart, head- upon the individual dog, its training with 297 'wade of gum stuck under'I . I, each table. cep ecce: urian: "In memory of my first aches, frequent backaches and often 'd l t t' nin r l socks. L end treatment- and the state of its i Pete' "That caught me, too—until health Any sickly dog may bei ,I noticed that it was always the . 1 disturbed Indigestion and an inability reit-: st same wife." to obtain rest at night. Cases of this aced into snappishness by too- much sock. The Casa for prohibition is 0101'0 l kind, 11 neglected, become more seh'i- interPerence, and even a well one may " r ace, j ons, but if taken in time there is no turn suddenly peevish if pulled about' tempo a The congregation of a Long Island ( i need to worry. Dr. Williams' Pink read this announcement in the! Apolitical lelide1ide isn't lilac the .I P111s, which are free from any harm- churchwcek weekly bulletin: •real thing. In a teal landslide the fel or Uabit-forming (lilts, are lust "The ladies of this church have dirt always goes down. the tonic needed to remedy this east off clothing of all kinds. They wretched state of health. These pills may be seen in the basement of the One disadvantage of starting ant actually make the rich red, blood that church any afternoon this week." argument with another weekly paper, stimulates and strengthens every or - aged men aro still main - them Mho time you get a rise out of gall and nerve in the body. Thus Hames forg them you've forgotten what in Chun- strength and activity return, tate ap- Mined, but not so for aged women. der It was you said. Petite improves and restful sleep is They say when a woman begins to'had. What Dr. Williams' Pink Pills grow old these days she bobs her hair, Pew people ever need glasses to en- can and will shortens leer skirt and starts all over able them to see your duty, ' again, and teased when it is tired or hungry. There is an elemen ot danger -in more tabu ono person at a time Caressing or fondling a dog; and if more than one dog is engaged in play, the young handlers should be cautioned against giving cause for jealousy. The chil- llrcn should be taught very early sot- to be afraid of dogs, but to treat them boldly and with confidence; not rough- , iy, but with masterful authority. TRAINING , Training is not a difflfdeuit matter. Children often succeed where their elders fail to effect the necessary bond 09 sympathy and understanding_ The first principal of all training is, of course, obedience. Without it no dog, either young or mauve, can ba brought under discipline. Much has been achieved when the puppy has been schooled into cleanly, habits in the house. It becomes increasingly interesting as a possession when its` Intelligence is awakened to a sense of duty: in responding to conmmancls. Circus stunts and purposeless acro- batic feats ere not necessary. Theme are many exercises Which equally well bring roto play the dog's acute senses and inherited instincts, mad which tend to"sharpen its wits instead of 1,nrsfing it into a comedian. The most sagacious dogs are always triose who receive the largest share of human society and atteution. One advantage in entrusting the care of a dog to the children is that the animal's need for regular outdoor exercise becomes an inducement to the children themselves to go ou toe an . invigorating airing. The dog should accompany them o nail pos• sable occasions and they ought to take special pride in their canine tactiabiiity, and its smart physical it- • pearanee. . • Regularity In feeding is important, with 1he. principal meal in the eve- shQi? "Orr. }PhY.sical ea+„t•oii, Ding. drd ti.e" tear, bright, spaekiin'g•with 'earth -or dull, with a yellowish tinge to the whites? This yellowishtingeis r f intestinal slugsishncss... Mrs. Schmitz: "Your first husband. Immigration was a free elan. It's a shame he Fre; New Angle died." !firs. Sehmutz: "Yes; that's 'r'hat Ito do muelr work about the house. I Me' second husballd's' always saying," • do is shown by the case of Mrs, D, B. Fanning, Seal. Harbor, NM., who says:—"I was' in a badly run-down condition. I was pale, my 9 rite was eery poor, and the least and swords. Tirauites go peacefully to the daily military concert in the new. park. Streets are being con- structed, also office buildings, hospi- tals and, a new suburb of 800 houses for officials. Automobile roads now link Tirana with the harbor and other cities. Reg - 1' ice will con - alar daily airplane sem, nett the capital with Italy and Al- banian centers, Au electric plant and telephone service for 2,000 subscriber's have been opened. The new royal cas- tle now ling built will not be inferior to the palace of any European ruler. WHAT SHE WAS CRYING FOR Ilabby: What are you crying for so bitterly, dear? Wifie: Give me flffty dollars and I'll tell 7011. Hubby (alarmed) : Well here it is. What are you crying for? Wide (smiling) : Fifty dollars, '.4 �---- LONG SLEEP MAZES BABY HAPPY AGAIN • "Our baby kept waking us several times a night, until we started giving him a little Castoria after Lis last nursing," says an Iowa mother. "He slept soundly from the first night and it macre him loot: and feel worlds better." Baby specialists endorse Pletcher's Castoria; and millions of mothers know how this purely -vege- table, harmless preparation helps babies and children, with colic, con- stipation, colds, diarrhea, etc. The Fletcher signature Is always on the wrapper of genuine Castoria. Avoid imitations. exec exertion would leave me completely Idabel: I'm thinking of going to tired out, In fact I was hardly able Paris this year. How much do you think it hill cost? Alice: Nothing. ' Mabel: Nothing? Alice: Yes ;thinking about it won't cost you anything. "Smith is a man who keeps his word!" "Never!" "Yes, no one will take it" decided to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Archdeacon Cody Advocates and attar taking a few loxes can Irate housewife: "These eggs you truthfully say sold yesterday as fresh were spoiled." The Grocer: "That's too bad." Irate Housewife: "Two- Two? The Whole dozen were," Edith: "I hate that man Wilson." Sadie: "Why; what: has happened. I thought you liked him so ninth? Meth: "He said I couldn't whistle, and just to show him.0 could, I puckerre - Spending Money on Na-, tine -Born Instead of Foreigners r I had gained greatly in health and strength and was able to go about my work' with no sign of the former weakness: I cheerfully re- commend them to all others who may be in a run-down condition." You eau get the pills from your druggist, or by mail at 50 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont, What are YOUR eyes saying today? Your eyes have no voice, but they speak they tow rngode and temper. They do more, they Eyes of Blue —true to you Eyes of Grey while away --love wl Z \. ginen'1 feet are now too sizes the sena o euto•into=icetion and li r• lo.' Dolth to neglect 'hie warning poor foltaw, Threes than they eial',`; twenty years ego, accer a ng to an orthopedic ex Porti is this because she has been trying to fill mans shoes? "Call mons"—this we often see— All money's deaf, I' fear, For though I callit frequently It never seems to Beet,. "My mother ai!1 be surprised whin *910 gets my ' letter. 'Auguste'.. she used '90, say, `.you are so stupid that you 'will clever get a job,' and in the last month. I have bad sial 1 Tey a regulardaily fa course for et 6110;4ATregetab period, Yeuebye(W111 1, oduet (01! the story.: cod' about Omfatter from tae E9as en future Beecham hdvcrasemeatt. Sake rAaents: Darold it. Ritchie 0G Co,,, Limited Toronto bre Hamilton, Ont.—Advocating expen- diture of stoney to finance energetic Canadians rather than aiding those who come to this country from alien countries, Venerable Aechdeacml H. J,' Cody, Toronto, addressed residents of Wentworth County at a large com- munity banquet here recently. 'Personally, I prefer' the Canadian to two or three immigrants and I be- lieve it would bd a wiser policy to expend money to finance an energetic- Canadian in Canada than tc aid those who come to our Dominion- from alien lands," Canon Cody said. "We want our: own stock," he continued, discuss- ing the immigration question. The Rev. ilir, Cody certainly said some- thing worth considering. Have we not many good Canadians in our bacic- woods wilo could be developed into producing citizens at a minimum cf expense,. Witte: John dear, slid you put the cat out? - Hubby: Yes, my love. "I don't believe you!" "Well, if you don't believe nee go down and put her out yourself!" Remember the good old days when the people in the rural districts had so much money they could affol cl buy a gold brlek once in a wbile? Nature doubtless is grand, but it wasn't It very bt'llllaut scheme to ptit most of the vltamifes In things you don't lilts. The Christian Chttrrii Is divided anti cumbered with controlerefee rind broken into schisms.r-'Phe .krehhisholi of Canterhuty• r«e MInard's Liniment prevents Flu, .1-1e—Do you believe in the here- after? She--Why—er—yes! He—' Well, how about a hug and a kiss, that's what I'm here after, y- — 'from—"It is said that, impetuous People have black ayes. Bone— "Well if they don't have them, they are apt to get therm" Diner—"What i10 you call this stuff?" Waiter—"Mode turtle, soup,. sir." Diner—"Well, I'ns afraid the cook has carried his mockery too far." No referred li.as any power unless the world of opinion is ripe for him.— J. D. P,eresford. mem— es—ems. Clerk (timidly)—"I'd l re to est` if you can raise 1107 salary, t.• iras- cible Employer—"Cen`ound its Don't � I put , in ten . hours here :every day raising it?" Medical researches in Eurore have been hindered and In French Africa yellow fever work stopred beca;tse of the advance in the price of monkeys since they have been used for grafts. and experiment. Judge—"Look here; you're no preacher, are you?" Rastus—"No, sub, jedge, no suh. Alt ain't no preachah I" Judge—"Then what did you mean by telling these people you could marry them?" Rastas—"Yhy, jedge; didn't Ah pay you two bucks fo' a' marriage license last -week?" S _ Mlnard's Liniment for Coughs,. Colds. a We have found that prosperity is not the product of charity, but of in- dustry., not of receiving, but of pro- dhcing.—Henry. Ford. - , I would rather fly any day than ride the King, b cause 1 on Alfonso Government has spent $86,000,000 on much highways and roads in the province. ot Spain. Re the Sick stomachs, sour stomachs and indigestion usually mean excess acid. The stomach nerves are over•stimis- tated. Too much acid makes the stem- ; acts and intestines sour, 1 Alkali trills acid instantly. The best form Is Phillips' Milk of Magnesia, be' ' cause one harmless, tasteless„ dose n l neut•att2es nnanY Gimes its volar a 'inrs ' acid. Since its invention, 50 lea ago, it has remained the standard with physicians everywhere. Nothing Like It to Relieve Colds lIn formula and notion, Buckley's Mixture is different, from all other 'remedies, Itliterallycoughts s and healing the inflamed parts. The in- stant relief that follows .the first dose iB multiplied 40 times in 70 cent bottle 1 "Buckley's' should ba in every home. Your druggist sella it under a money -back guarantee. W. L. Buckley, Limited, 192 Mutual St., Toronto 2 KLE . Acts like a flash-, n single 810 proves i 75c and 40c 114 LU Claims Many Victims in ("n01110 and should be guarded age est. inard's Liniment Is a Great Precef:tative being 111e of the oldest remedies used -liinaui '.Liniment has relieved thou.n ids of cases 09 Grippe, Bronchitis, tier, Throat. Asthma and similar disease,. It iw an Enemy to Germs. "rhos a d.= „0 being need every day, For sale by all drugghsta and funeral dealers. Minrxd s Lialai t en 0. Ltd. Yu171i0ttta, N.. , B. Take a spoonful in water and your condition will p unhappyllrobably end in five nftlUtes.. Then you will el - ways know what to do, Crude end 1 harmful methods .will never appeal to you, Go prove this for your own' sake. It may save a great many dis- agreeable 1101115. Be sure to get the geeelne Phillips' Milk of Magnesia prescribed by p1y:sl' clads for 50 years in correcting excess acids. Each bottle contains fun tions• any drugstore: Women. are saying: "P'nkham's Compound keeps tee fit to do my work."I was nervous and all run down. Now I eat better and sleep better-". "It helped my thirteen year oldelaiighter,"—"I tools it be- fore and alter my baby was born." -"I am gaining every day." roc- ISSUE No. 5—'2')