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Thtu•sday, March 27, ii)24 1NGUA1 ADVAIICE.TIXt
A Newly l',-.)euvereicl Tune.
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1 • saying about the l;ittle One hatf
Of the world ituovms Of how the other
halt ItSee is es true in rillisical matters
as in others, and an amosint oonarrha`
tion of. it eccurred a, feW meuthiii ago.
A famous foreign viollaist and com-
peser, who had been 'visiting the B11.-
tes iSil Islfrequently during a period.
of tsventy years or so, was walldng in
the streets a moburgh When he
heard a boy, who ,evidently 'as uncul-
tured and unlearned, whistling a tune
that was obviously a folksong. This,
thought the artist, was a real dis-
lanlac Save Life
CANADA'S BAKING
SCi a s w
Ottaa La
Canada's first institute a baiting
will he formally (Veiled this year at
the Ontario Agricultural College,
Guelph, Ontario, The establishment
of this school Is as a result of the
scarcity of coinpetent bakers ki the
• Dominion, and at the recent conven-
tion of the Bread and Cake IVIakers'
Mrs. Varalo Tells of Recovery
From Complication of Trou..
bles — Gives Tanlac Full
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,A Proieetive Periwig:, •-
"Treat 'ern rna,;,,l0" seems, to have
beep the Motto that guided Mr. W.'D,
M. Bell in his dealings with the Xara,-
nrojanS Of ,Africa. The -way to be ,suc-
cessful with the wild tribesmen, as he
me ad I bad given up hopes of ever points out in the Country Life, is to
*regaining my health. • get the UPPer hand at the first brush.
"But Taulac helped me the very Therefore When several insolent f el -
first day 1 took it, and now after uSing 'Owe tried to prevent him from water,
seve11. bottles ray health and strength, ing his animas he acted 'on that rule.
Credit. are as fine as can be, and everyone 1 I seized a cutting -edged club from a
remarks bow well I look. I eat heerta i by-starnler, he says, sprang over to one
'That 1 am ally° and in good bealtb, ly, my feed digests Just PeefectlY, mirlof the obstruetors and dealt him the
to -day I Can ttribute to 'waling but, nerves are steady, 1 sleep scund, my hardest blots,' oil the head I peseiblY
,Aseeeiaiime members Id thd soaletY 1 coverY, and giving the boy a subStan- Tahl'ao," Is the reillarhahle Gtaterrient ear ne er r u n t. o IV as on s imen e an
pledged subscriptions totalling :1110,000 tial tip,' he Made him repeat the tune recently made by Mrs, Eva- Varalo, 233 like Play. Really, the way the treat- I flew to pieces, and the pative turned
restored me to perfect health , on me and smiled. I had hit his shock -
towards .the founding ',of a baking till ho himself had fixed it in his mind. CuMberland St., Ottawa, Ontario, Can- Mont
•seems almost miraculous. Tanlac is 1 absorbing periwig of hair and plaster.
school. It is e.Lsb the intention of the Retaraiag to his hotel he arranged it ada• •
Association, should the seheel prove as a Piece for irbolin or piano, and his For two long years 1 suffered ter- simply grand." ed mud. 1-migh-t as Well have struck
Tarlac is for 'sale by all good drug- tu a fully inflated antomobile tire!
ueeest1-11, to raise -all atitli'tl°nal 'Tina 1:1,1',,:laa:denntewsesnett'roiusniiclist,coovtlelle.7.pallenrds reiebsiLinfer°1nneirlyldpiugseesetsi°sn, ' sticetTpsiteisPeantei°an,s: gists. Accept no substitute. Over 40 It was rather a setback; the only
for the securing of a new building to
' be devoted exelusively to the training
of future bakers.
then' it turned out that the tune was palpitation. of the ; heart, almost con -
the "Londond•erry Air," which, for tinuous sick lie.atlaches and shortness
many years pa,st, had been one of the , of breath, until life seemed 'a burden to
meet popular both as a ,s,o,reg and as a
million bottles sold.
Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills.
good effeet was that everyone except
myself reared with laughter. But then,
when even I began to see the humor
The progress which has been made of it I spotted n mischievous fellow
in the baking industry slime the be-
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the,me 'or bigger svorks! And the
violinist did n,ot know it!
Surnames and Their Origin
calmly jabbin-g his spear throuila our
'ginning of the twentieth oentury -has water -proof ground eheet. That would
beedm so ra,pid that the old-fashioned not de! I drew my pistel. Now those
baker has given way to the coIleg,e-
trained man, who is not only versed BRKN OETH
fl natives were then at a most dangerous -
In the -art of bakieg, but also has a FEALstage of ignorance regarding firearms;they firmly believed that all they had
wide knowledge of the ingredients to do to avoid being struca by the bill -
which enter into the manufacture of
let was to duck when they saw the
bakery products, bu;sinese organize- smoke. Therefore when I co-vered
tion and maeagement, markets,' etc. them no one moved; they were wait -
The old-style coal -Sleeted oven has ing for the smoke. When they heard
been superseded by the modern gas or the vicieue bang of the little weapon
electricity oven, capabhs of baking a and saw no smoke the laugh was on
thousand or more loaves of bread them and especially an the fellow who
daily. Bread is now hermetically had been so busy on my ground sheet;
wrapped in paper and evelything pos- for with a ridiculous air of surprised
sible is done to safeguard the health injury he IIIXNW stood looking at a half -
of the public. severed and completelyspoilt spear in
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After An Attack of Influenza—
Health Now Restored.
"1 am mrriting to tell you what Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills have done for
me," says Mrs': J. H. Oulton, Firdale,
Man "A few years ago I was in a bad-
SAVILLE, • 'TABOR
Variation—Sayville. , Variation—Taber.
Racial Origin — Norman-FrenCh and Source --An occupation, or an Inn sign,
English. - This family name may be a develop?
Source—A locality or e given 'name. ment either of the. word "tabourer"
' . (sornetinies "tabu:see') or "tabur."
. 1 the given inetanee it is not pos- You'd probably laugh to -day if you
sible to tell 'without genealogioal re- •should'run across email a tanally name
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search whether this family name is de- as "Basedrummer," but this is virtual: -
rived from a place name or a given ly .the meaning of the name of Tabor.
The "tabur" of the medieval period
was a drum. The "taburer" was the
man who beat the de -um, and. there
were- Many of them, for thepe .Werd
many traveling orchestras in those
slays, with their reed instruments,
their six -stringed viols • and their
drums -
In many instancesi however,
keepers and shopkeepers, in that em-
riod -when it -Was useless to hang let-
tered signs abeve their doors, ,owing 'to
the inability 'of most ,of the Population
to read, used to identify their inns and
chops with pictorial signs, s,e,izin,g up-
on any subject or combination of sub-
ject§ for illustration, in order to dis-
tinguisib. his plaoe from those of his
neighbors. It was =dual that the
dram sh.ould often be used for such an
illustration, and it was quite common
to shorten such a name as "William at
the Tabur" into simply "William Ta-
bor."
le rundown condition, so much so that name., The chances are, ho-wever, that
r was subject to Sainting spells which
would leave me in such a condition in the majority of cases. this particular
family name is the d,eveloement of a
that, I could hardly go about. Then I
1 o
It Is met with quitelrequently in the
medieval English records. as "de Se -
vele" and "de Sayville," and -under cir-
cumstances, thist leave little doubt, as
condition. I was constantly taking
to its being born by personeges in the
doctor's raedicine, but as it did not
Specialized Training Advisable. his -hand. Thee the natives began to
All this, of course, has resulted in a edge nervously away.
keen demand for bakers with 'speciel
training. The old method ot appren-
was stricken with influenza, which was
epid,emic at that time, and this still
further weakened me, and throughout
the whole winter I remained thiS
YOU CANNOT JUDGE
ticeship is gradually giving way to
BY APPEARANCE.
specialized - training In schools de-
voted to baking and kindred subjects.
Perhaps the greatest progress in this
connection has beet made in Great
Britain and the United States. There
are now tour full-time schools for
baker e in Eagland and one in Scot-
land, and there is a prospect that an-
other establishment may be set up in
Birmingham. In addition thee are
six centres where, evening classes are
' held, mainly in'confectionery. In the
United States there are s,everal first-
class schools devoted to this work, all
supported and encouraged by the vari-
ous national baking associations,.
In 1921, there were in Canada, ac-
cording to the Bureau of Statistics,,
1,658 bread and other bakery estab-
lishments. The eapitai invested
amounted -to • ;23,551,215, -while the
value of production, was $51,367,917.
The value of materials used tatalle,d
$29,202,936. The numbea• of, employees
engagea in this industry was 9,773,
and salaries and wages paid totalled
$11,290,553. In addition, produotion in
the biscuit and, confectionery industry,
which includ,es ,such products as buns,
• pies, cakespu,ddinge,' ice cream, etc.,
anieunted to $43,758,014, meldng • a
gillAnd -total "foe the two induetries ol
$98,125,931.
'•It will be seen from the above fig-
ures that the baking industry in Cana-
da is One ofimportance, and the es-
taellshment of the institute of baking
at Guelph will undoubtedly result in
` much benefit. The industry is grew-.
ing at a rapid rate, and, as it expands,
there will -be a demand for trained
MEM, hi C. , it s expeot ed th
e new
school will in a large measure supple.
Ringing the Birds.
The ringing a birds so that their
migrations may be traced haS awaken-
ed interest M many countries, and the
extent of the p•nactice may be judged
by some facts which have just 'bean
isef enaleshed.
The Rossiter Observatory, ia East
Freesia gave out, between 1903 and
1919, as many as 123,569 rings, and
also marke-d 7,778 birds. Of these 2,011
were found again. '
I-Ieligoland dealt with 14,1.72 birds,
and of these 492 were Calight and sent
•back. Hungary wet less successful.
From 25,621 birde marked and sent
torth Hungary received only 492 back.
in Englaria 46,823 bieda, were record-
• ed as marked and let lo,ote in five
years, with rosti,ltS that were regarded
as quite satisfactory. Jitpan, the
United States, and Northern AlrIca
are busy with experiments whinh may
throw a steady light at last on the eula-
jest 01 bird migration.
Gifts of the Nations,
4Spain has recently made Geese Md -
La
in a 'present Of a model of the Santa
Maria, the ship 1.11 WhiCh Columbus
sailed to America, and the gift recalls
others given at various times by one
'country 10 ,antother.
Everybody has heard of the fainous
Liberty Statile in New Yo,rk. This was
presented to America by France in
1884.
Some years ago the Eirench o;vei-a-
meat presented a Sevres Vase to the
British MuSeurn, It is a magnificent
speciiiia, and very valuable. '
Ancient weapOns, sueh as guns,
swords, and ee on, -ere feirar firemen
se,ein to help me, my mother advised
Inc to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and
I got a couple of boxes to start on.
When these were done 1 seemed to
feel an linprovement and I got a fur-
ther supply to continue the treatinent.
I took in all abmit a dozen boxes, and
by that time I was in the best of
health and had gaine,d 1.11 'aeig-ht. 1VIY
faith in Dr. Williams' Pink Pills is
now unbounded, and I keep a supply
on hand and take them occasionally if
I am- not feeling quite welL I often-
reoemneend them to others, and cannot
praise them enough for restoring my
health:. •
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are useful
in all cases where the blood is thin
and watery as their mission is to build
up and purify the blood. That is why
they give new strength and vigor after
an attack of influenza, and it is also
the reason why they are beneficial in
USI'VOUS disorderA, neuralgia, rheu-
matism and that condition generally
described as all run down,"
You can get the pills' from your
druggist, or by mail at 50 cents a box
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Breckville, Ont. -
He Picked a Professor to ;
Win the War.
General Fedh was almost unknown
in ngland betere'he beenmeegeneral-
iesithe of the allied forces.. Not untie
atter 1918 aid 'the editors of Who's
Seririce of William the Conqueror or
bis successorz.
But there is some doubt as to the
• place referred to. It would be going
too far to say that it did not mean the
modern. city of Sevlhie, tho-ugh this
would appear unlikely. On the other
hand, it is conceivable that it could
have coineefrom the place in Belgium
called Serville. Yet the letter. "r" is
not to be found in the earths_ forms of
the surname, and though possible, it is
not likely that it was injeeted at a
later period into the narne of the town.
had his even opinion of Foca. Speak-
ing on July 29, 1908, he staid:
"They refuse to believe me, and we
sleep under a false secunety, tor I do
not hesitate to affirm that we shall
have a .frightful war in Europe, and
that England and France will have the
h.arcleist eeperience of their existefice.
They will in feet see defeat very near,
but tla,e war will finally be won by the
genius 01 a French general named Fer-
dinand Foch, peofeseer at the inelitary
school at Paris,"
Thus 'almost exa;otly ,six years be-
fore the war Lord. Roberts preajoteel
precisely what would happen in the
war when it came. That in itself was
a memorable feet. But that he should
thus have marked ant a professor and
a le,ctupei; in the itah,ocils,, who was a
second lieutenant in 1874, between
which time and 1908 he had had. no
opportunity of ,proving his military
LTHY CHILDREN
ALWAYS SLEEP WELL
The healthy child sleeps well and
during its waking hours is never cross
but always happy and laughing. it is
olny the sickly childthatis cross and
peevish. Mothers, if your children do
not ,sleep well; if they are cress and
crY a' great deal, give them Baby's
Own Tablets and they will soon be
well and happy _again. The Tablets
are a mild but thorough laxative which
regulate the bowels, sweeten the stom-
ach, banisla constipation, colic and in-
digestion. and promote healthful sleep.
They are absolutely guaranteed free
from opiates and may be given to the
new-born babe with perfect safety.
The new sales tax will not increase
.,
Who include him among the thousand,s abilities by conimanding times ac-
111 the price of Baby's Own Tabletsas
of notable men and women. But. there tions 01 any imPartanceif indeed he , the company pays the tax. You can
,.was- oee Englishman ae lease who had seen any aotion at all, and that he still obtain the Tablets through any
Years, before the war understood his should hat% marked him as the man medicine dealer at 25. oents a box, or
remarkable qualities. In Celebrities Who was to • lead the allied cause to by mail, post paid, from the Dr. Wil -
Mr. °mileage Kernah,an pays tribute to
the prescience -of Lord Roberts, the
"man Who know."
Lord Roberts, writes Mr. Kernahani
was net may a great soldier but aide
a keen. observer and shrewd judge of
&exacter: he took a man's measure
vicary, is surely one of the most re -
realisable exasaples of preecience in all
history. sii_o_eisees;
His Hearing Restored:
• The invisible ear drum invented by
;wholly uninfluenced by -what SVOS or A. 0. Leonard, which is a miniature
was not written or said of the m,an. He tn.egaphone, fitting inside the ear en-
tirely' out of sight, is restoring the
hearing of hundreds of people in New
York city. Mr. Leonard invented this
drum to relieve himself of deafness
-and head noises, and it does this so
successfully that no one could tell he
is a deaf man. It is effective when
deafnesdais caused by catarrh or by
perforated or wholly destroyed natural
Lift Off — 1‘.TO 'Dahl! to drums. A request for information
A. 0. Leonard, Suite 437, 70 Fifth
avenue New York cite, will be given
a prompt replY, ' advt
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Life weak', be frightfully dull with-
out obstacles to overcome. We can
get about anything In this world if we
go after it All we have to do is to
lseep our hand,s, our minds, and our
sense of humor Werking. Opportunitk
isn't just around the. corner—but-it's
around •the next earner too—and
around the cOrner after that! And,
too, if you ehould happen to live where
there are n•o corners,—well, it's there
0_,----...., just th cam1)
e.—. A. Pad.dock.
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Doesn't hurt one bit! Drop a little Cleanliness renders us agreeable to
"Freezaue" en an a,chlug corn, in. others, and is an excellent preserve-
stantly that men slope htirting, then tive of health.—Addison.
shortly you 1111 21 right off with fingers.
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
"Preeeon.e" for a few emits, Mifdcient
to remove every hard corn, soft corn,
gine trete elle Country to another, or corn estyseen the toes, and the foot
That which le known aa "Qtleall
beth's pocket pistol" wee a gilt to
Great Britain. from the Netherland,s,
IL wa8 oast as longn as 1544.
Though one g,rain fills not the sack,
it helps.
; There w,as a man arid all his life he
had worlsed in a shipyard. Ile had a
; baby to be ehristened, and for a week
ha d 't IHe was w
s eep nights. _ s o
for fear the minister woUld hurt
the' baby Whei he hit it With the
bottle,
What' conies from the heart goes to
the heart.
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calluses, without soreness or levitation. Ask for Minerdes and triko no other,
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liame' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
The World's Tallest Man?
One of the tallest men alive to -day,
possibly the tallest, is Armand Bren-
ner, who hails from the aura Moun-
tains. He is 7fi. 64,in ixi heeght, and
his stretch from finger-tip to finger-tip
is dose on 814., while, as his boots are
17iiin. long, his patronage is eagerly
sought by the bootmakera, in his lo-
oality.
Bronner was born in 1890, and only
ceased to grow when, he was thirty
years of age. It is a remarkable fact
that he only weighed 4ia1b, when born.
Ills great height Is not shared by any
other member of his family, the tallest
being 5ft. 9in.
Unlike most giants, who outgrow
their isitrength, Bronuir is exceedingly
strong, and can carry a weight of near-
ly halt a ton with ease. HIS heath is
excellent, and so is, his appetite. Ile
eats little meat, but consumes a huge
quantity of vegetaalea
Food and clothiug umesearily cast
him about twice what an ordinary man
svoulci have to pay, and his tailor, -vvhe
fitting him, requires a step -ladder to
reach his shoulders,. At present this
giant is( touring Eurepe, and hopes
shortly to visit England.
When sending money by mail use
Dominion Express 'Motley Orders.
Safer than sending bills.
Among the Strange birds, beasts,
and fish discovered in Brazil are vam-
pire bats, fiat fish with a poison spike
in their tails, and vultures which
make noises very like dogs barking.
Evers; time you crowd into the
Menlory what yeti do not expect it to
retain, you weaken its powera, and
you lose your authority to eounnand
itO Services. -
"If a man's religion brings him no
fresh revelation, no sense of discovery,
it is nigh passing away."
Ho not • eat between meals. You
may overwork your stomach.
1<,eep Mioartrs I.:10114ot in the house.
It is impossible to tell the quality of
tea by the appearance of the leaf. A
rough, coarse, unevenly rolled tea may
taste much better in the cup than a
closely railed, well tipped tea that
LOOKS much finer. The only way
to be sure' of getting tea of reliable
quality is to buy a tea like "SALADA,"
whose goodness and purity are guar-
anteed.
The Horne of History.
No. 10 Downing Street bee been the
official residence of British Prime
Miniete,rs for nearly tw-o hundred
years. It is we,11 called "the ,centre of
the British Empire," for many fateful
decistions have been made within its
wails.
Few people are aware that Downing
Street is naaneid after a man named
Gawps Downing, who went te America
at the age of fifteen„ afterwards re-
turning and entering Parliament. He
became a baronet, and was a great
favorite et Charles II, who gave him
the land in Whitehall upou which he
built the famous ettreet.
Sir Robert Walpole was the finst
Prime Minister to occupy No. 10. This
was in 1731, mid since that time most
of his successors, 'have lived there.
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to bring you the full richness
and mellow sweetness of this—
"Tobacco of lity"
•Inanufectured by
iMPERIALTOE>ACCO CO. OF CANADA LIMED
I pluck an acorn from the green-
sward and hold it to my ear; end this
Is what it says to me: "By and by
lete birds w11 come and nest in me. BY
and by I will furnish shade for the cat-
tle. By and by I will peovide warmth
the birde, will °operand neat in me. By
and by I will be shelter from the storm
to those who have gone under the roof.
By and by I -win be the ;strong ribs of
the great vess,e,ls, and the tempest will
beat against me in vain while I carry
man across the Atlantic." "0 foolish
little acorn, welt thou be all this?" I
ask. And the aoorn answers "Yes;
God. and L"—Lyman Abaott, D.D.
Beware of Imitationsi
is the quickest and best relief for
pains in the back and the many other
indications of kidney trouble. Sold for
50 years. Satiefaotion in every. bottle.
At your druggist, or direct from
WARNER'S SAFE REMEDIES CO.
Toronto
f3 al cue'
Care -worn, nerve -exhausted women
need Bitro-Phosphate, a pure organic
eihosphate dispensid by druggists; that
New York and Paris physicians pre-
scribe to Increase weight and,strength
and to revive youthfui looks and feel-
ings. Price -$1 per pkge. Arrow
Chemical Co., 25 Front St. East,
Toronto, Ont.
svnniassla.
FEET SORE?
Rub every night with Minarda
It relieves inflammation, sodthes
and heals.
Unless you see the aame "Bayer
Cross" on package or on tablets you
are not getting the genuine Bayer As-
pirin proved safe by millions and pre-
scribed by physicians over tweutee
three years for
Cords Headache.
' Toothache Lumbago
. Neuritis Rh eumatism
Neuralgia, Pain, Pain
Accept "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
only. Each unbroken package con-
tains proven directions. Randy boxes
of twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug-
gists also sell bottles of 24 and 100.
Aspirin is the trade mark (registered
in Caefada) of Bayer lefatiufaeture of
Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid.
While it is well known that Aspirin
Means Bayer. Manufacture, to assist
the public against imitations, the Tale I -
lets of Bayer Company will be stamp- , y
ed with their general trade mart, the
"Bayer Cross."
A redwood tree cut recently in
northern California. scaled about a
quarter of a million feet of lumber.
• It was seventy feet in circumference
and three hundred feet high, and two
men worked seven days to fell it.
He who builds according to every
inan's advice will have a crooked
house'
Clas,sified Advertisements
1[47 OOLGROWERS—COTTS AND
Y Rejects accepted, for limited
time only. Apply Georgetown Woollen
Mills, Georgetown, Ontario.
pOR SALE—FANNING MILL
A wire and zinc screening, all sizes.
For prices, write J. A. Graham, 291
Langlois Ave., Windsor, Ont.
Use
EYESURIN
41,LIAITELTED AY
SUN,W/ND,,DUST&CINDERS
/RECOMMENDED & SOLD BY DRUGGISTS °PIT -CLOTS.
warm Zea Mg= 7,YI4 snap 000 Milt,C. Co. cx,..003/S./4
ECZEMA IN
LiIkSH ON HANDS
Fingers Cracked. Lost
Sleep. Cutic a Heals.
"Eczema began with a rash on
my hands and 1 could -not put nay
hands in water. It grew worse every
day and my hands and fingers all
cracked which made them covered
with eruptions. 1 lost sleep with the
itching.
"The trouble lasted three months
before r heard of Cuticura Soap .and
Ointment, and after using three
cakes of Cuticura Soap and two and
a half boxes a Cuticura Ointment
the eczema was healed." (Signed)
Miss Eva E. Belliveau, 338 Highdeld
St., Moncton, Neva Brunswick.
Fax every purpose of the toilet and
bath Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Talcum are wonderfully good.
Sample Smell Free by Mall. Address: nymaus,/ire•
t -d, Sdd St Raul St, W., Montreal." 80111 eVell•
where. Soap Me. Ointment 25 and 50c. 'Talcum 25e.
FM-Cuticura Sos.p shaves without mug.,
How to Prevent
Biliousness
Doctors warn against remedies
containing powerful drugs and
alcohol. "The Extract of Roots,
long known as Mother SeIgela
Curative Syria), has no dope Or
strong ingredients; it chases
away indigestion, biliousness and
constipation. Can be had at any
drug store." Get the genuine at
your druggist.
Many people do not realize that the
:roost exhausting of all work is housework
and the ewe of•children. iVlauy aWOrklatt
tv„ ho should,. be M. the prime of life finds
her strength gene, her nerves unstrung
and is -weak, worn out and run down ridth
pale, thin, wirtei7 blood from tho strain
of housework.
In smili oases, what you need is sorne-
hing to int more iron into v, our blond.
usated rou eoutatee Iroa lake the ircet
itt spinach, lent le aid apples, ;tied like
the iron in your blood. You will be
astonished at how eolith bettor you feel
often m even a felr nays. -
ley taking lquxated Lon for two weeks,
and you will sec tolor tome bitek to your
lips and chemist, you svill not be so easily
upset by trifles, feed beigt of all, you will
find that you have now strength and
energy and eedurance far year deity
tallke, At all good draggisti,
UNG DAUGHTER
MADE WELL
Mother Tells ilotv. Her Daughter
Suffered and Was Made Well by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
Vancouver, B. 0.—" Mut daughter is ti
young girl who has been: having severe
pains and weak and dizzy feelings for
some time and had lost her appetite.
Through an older daughter who had
heard of a woman who was taking i
for the same trouble, we Were told o
Lydia E Pinkhara's Vegetable Corn.
pound. My daughter has been taking it
for several Months and is quite aU right
now. It has done all it was represented
...to do and we have told a number of
friends about it. 1 am never without
a bottle of it in the house, for 1 myself
take it for that weak, tired, worn-out
feeling which sometimes comes to us all.
find, 11 18 building me up and I strongly
recommend 11 10 women Who are suffet.
ing as 1 and my daughter have."—Mrso
J. MCDONALD, 2947 261h Ave. Easto
Vancouver, B. C.
From the age of twelve a girl needs all
the care a thoughtful mother can. give/
Many a wain= has suffered years of
pain and misery—tha victim of thqught.
lessness or ignorance of the mother who
Should have guided her during this tine.
she complains of headaches, pale
in the back and lower limbs, or if you
'Melee a slowness of thought, nervou8.
noss or irritability on th' part a your
daughter, Make life easier for her.
Lydia E. rinkhain's Vegetable Cont
pound is espeeially adapteol for such
gottditione
ISSU5
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