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KOVINTAIN "ktViiISLK.;
• Stealer in 'AlbertakndN'O e
Datne de +Lourdes in Mani-
toba Are Successful Swiss
Colonies.
The •probable loPaithig very 6110Tt1Y
ef a S11k plant in Toi-onte by Swirsia
capital 'as the, .1ruciletta Of an extenSive
industry, to be runt up around this
•fountlation, with the eStablishMent at
-lip-A:ions' points in the Doniinion of
cf SWiSs WarliPeeple, natura1-
AUT
COuditicat • Doe Huth.
4t,1et 1-A;OA.0.0•0 toil.% • There Will be, it
is considered, about forty cargesis.
Another departure in the export of
NITatery,Illood•
Aftor yourri• wttn ron, grain. thisiyer has been the ShiPuf.eOt
POQIe
•Chl:jul6,11(11°a'.1.i;'1g=dr.alliltr A,:rains 'of tifo.
, . ,
frond'''. tire Paellib cOnst, had en the United States but titat the Ganadian.
The. girl Whe returns home ireful
of. stacked W leat Valipowl.rer tb
A Japan. Ilitherto Japan has been. con,.
• . _ other a ,sanguine asisipaine t)at ulti Proatict 11,3(),NY held, in high favor .
•
1,11S fOrtunate'it fillet:escapes a:
becatiie ti at
so easilY 14 'Pi'01b4.te
first War/Itilg firar,itOra era thinning
blood that. must not be disregarded if
her health is tp bp preserved.'
A
When the blood becomes thin and
impure the'patient beconies Pale, nags
garci and angular. She not. only tires
,
out,.. easily but suffe'rs froat heddatiles,
palPills,tion of the heart, dizzy Spells,
and a lees' of aplietite, This, cool:titian
Will go from bad to. werse, if, Prompt
Steps are not taken. toincrease and
enrich the ispe.a supply.- TO make the
ribli; red -bland that bringi the:giew of
ly raises the question of the des'it'abins health no •other medleirie Can. -equal
ty .0f tiltS.inountain.107Ing race. as rons Dr. Williame' Pink Pills. It. given a
mutely this. •would .0onie to. pass, veils cite extensivo demand,.
oosniver, IS n port :hioVeniber consignments to the Orient
Qt ,euti.t tor part of the prop of the. from, the PaCific edast 'Part
Prairie provinces,, 'Though, the 'first seven thouSand tons. In ,sante.
shiPinent Was Made only liaSt year, mblith a shipment Of two thousand
velopMents .since.,;,cha ;tact the. toliS will leave .for - whilst
volume of grain in prospect .f or,Mtport shipinents ComMeneedia.st year to San.
front the Pacific, „leave no,,cloubt te Fisinclecri Mills. are continuing.
the' future Sta,tise' 'ef 'Ylance.i/Ver as a' The success .of initial" expert 'ship,
grain shiPping pori for the, prodrmt 6-k tibias Of dadiadian grain. from Van.
tite.lfrairiee . . ersayer tisalisparts the world leaves
ThdlireVenkOnt Of the firat'bi?, nO• shadowh.e of doubt as. to tgreat
meat of Canatilln wheat to Etirate ,N5lBse Of tlii9; Pel.t,• lying So tibliVenient
'1,Vak Of the Pacific was watched - with to.. the 'Western grainaries., as an (leapt
eoSigisi,:e4,b1;e" •iiiitch.eSt, and. attenthin fOr, fibithill • of their annual orbP,
from illiAnY eittartersA W.as directed to fts' end the ekiebe•Ss.. shifirnent thirmiigh
the Pananta canal to Europe is,toaight
with to the Dominion
grain .Moi-eittent. illvery year .a,
,s .,
'Certain. .aniOrtat ot 'congestion • o'Catirs
'With the eaarmenProm-tht of
Pratdle Presvincee flOolling the teernin
al '.elevators: and,' export 'shipping
p.ainte at the .sa.me time. The•heassy
.ilietenSest in .annual iproduction which.
Wig Probably' contirme In greater pro-
partieri, in the futiffe„ itak the
e.astern ports mitlet to a yet. greateT
EntOpe. . Other Shipments'. followed ,ePtteait, and .the -.success of Vancouver
traModiately"npon the 'first,, and- iYy -the- shitimenta will considerably 'relieve,.
eads'ot thesseae9n., sixteen. thousand' the situation. as:Well:es 'Substantially
tons, et, grain 'Mostly -WhearS left 'aUgment the. inipsirtance of the Bri-
:Vancouver for Europe via. the Panama' tisls Odlitrabia poet. ;
reception. at tire Englieh 'part. There
was general apprehension. that the
stoe, builders, their properties of as- 'fair trial thetr use brings rosy cheekS, grata Nauld Suffen-Pasglng thrOugh the
ineliati-ens qualities of eisizeiiship and brighteyes, a, geed appetite, and goad tropical •legion !of the Panama zone,
but vrher Unloaded
shiceeiS in lands ill ate , ' Dr. WilliaMs' Pink Pills have , t, 0 , ran
made thousands of pale, langutd girls experts stated that grain hld riever
. , .
been received there. in .better
coiilii-
tion, Pacific coast' expOrtera -breathed
and alW a :wonder -fig flit-li• re
opeoled'up for the Pacific coat in shar-
• ing With the ast the btisineas of car-
• rying thegrain. protitiet Of the Welit to
mignhton from Switzerland to the
American continent has never been
• relativeiY • very sUbstantial in num-
bers. The little republic has• progress-
ed generally in en, enviable manner, a
eontented arid cenitiortiibie little cos-
mos where theeet ;were ,•tew,inistanc.es
of great -wealth, no appearance of
great eaSe or luxury, no rich or arro-
gant' arlsto.cracy, but 'with practically
every head of a family,however
humble in. -eireninstaliees, ,pdys:e.ssie,g,
a horrie. of his. own.' efiligrating
tide doesnet sPring from conditions
such aS these, and, so the SwisspeoP19
• have never featured ta any large ex-
tent anteng the neW efftiantet' thd
eolantiless of the American' continent.
The war has broUght Switzerlan.d tier
share of unrest and- depression in
which Europe has been plunged, and
emigration id new'. fields is, ineater
Savor than. formerly.
,
A ,siigri -syseeof Citizen.
. .
Canada's .experience of .the:SwisS
voOple as settlers h.aS been Compara-
tively 11ia0ft, but „sufficiently gratify-
ing .for the ,Derninionlo• take advant-
age: ef, ,-.5-1,w,eoohOniie trend ,cf. affaira
w7uch wil' send to,:tfei-
tYPe :9!.;iemadron
OlaSs taniong lile Meet de-
Sira,KS.',,gSsp,p0'•
draWn.: from In the' period from
1901 to 19t oey 1717 01 th6e-Pedille
CaMe to Canada, a plropurtion arriving
via the (limited States. '..Canada's
• Switss pagination in 1911; the Abate of
isseelast censas, w S,625.„ or .09 per
ant of the Dominions'people., ' IT" the
, last 'flees). year ending 3.Aarell.
1921,- the to.tal0Wiss intmigration was
261 215. er,tering hy ocean ports and
46 - front th.e United States.
The first Swiss ;Settler's to:.arrive• , te
Clanetia Were, lir:Might out unOer tlire
auspices et the COin-
paiiy, by a Colonel hitiy, a natici el
' Berne,, -Who •haft.sreitt*.a. considerable
time in the company's service in Cana-
da. They arri,Ved on.ships.of the com-
pany at York Factory in Au.gust, 1821,
dad' settled 'along the Red River near
Pembina. At a later period .severai •
establishing this. famay name as about
lett tar Minnesota, settling where St.
twice as old .aestise rnaprkty et English
, .
Paul 4,01FT stands, .and, being tb.e first
family na.mes,.-- The stronghold thie
settler's there. .About. the year 1886
' ' clan was Tiro.wen.
• The name .i'llfacl,onaigh" is derived
tram the given. name "Ienach," which
means a''''dirlt." It• is not certain:at
just what period the clan was estab-
lished, but it was a branch of the an.
cleat clan of tli.e O'l-larts; and it!..wite
Well established in Andrnote, Chunty'
acttve and strong. ,On. the first sign of
FoOr., thin blotici mothers should insist'
tiriontheir datighters taking it tali
course of these., pills. They, will not
only restclre health, but -will slate ftir-
tiler dector bills. ,
Dr. W'lllianas Pink PilLs can be 'ob-
tainecl,from any dealer in Medians or
by utail at 60 cents a box or six boxes
1or.82..50 from The Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co, Sitibekviircis Olaf:
1VIrS. la the; principal of the
sehool aftende.d. by . her ',daughter:
"Dear Madame -s -MY daughter'info'fs
fita '611a:fie:it term she' *as obliged 16'
study vulgar fractions. Pjease, do not,
let this happen aghiri. 1 my Ohid
must study- -x-action6,, let them be as
refined as poisflale."
allinard's Liniment for Garget in Cows.
.
This. Year s.hipments' from the' • ' ' '
-
Pacifie east:to,Buirope began jut as
b's
. . , r -LI T ;E
.,,•
,,.. as- the'rriovene- mit Of .the threshed.,
Crops 'Loin the prairies -get un, er waj.
.... . , , , . •. ,
'and 'the :exptittrbuSitteeerhae beea. lities'r:
sinee'ltgatstime,-' Graire.dettlers at the
coast estiMatesthat disringthse preser.t
season,' approxintatelY ten . tiM.68 E',„
Mili3Oli:gra#11,17;d14, 1306 thrOligh 'Si -01001i-
• ver for Pi:pipe ae„le.ft laeSt.Seeheetl. TtlA
wilt anoun.t,••a-coordirige to es.tinaate, to
Sigma es
MacK,ENNA'
Varirtiqs Moisentio, tililacKanne
'IVICY•tinn,ey; Kifille')A •
•
riarnes..
• There 4ir.e tWO forms „of ,thls.n.arne„
or rather two seParute,nafnes Ciaelic
frein- swilieb' the faintly-
nanieS: thrs group ' ha.ve lie!en d&' ,ho r many -,i,t-now: ,what tha.
rived, is unfdrttina6 that in 6.o- origin the name was?
many ,Eartiily the lidai and the It is not,,ho,weve,r, as one might sus -
English forms .shoad be se different pect frobi. the .costurne so often Woen.
as to cause coP:tuslon thee transla-' by its widely known 'bearer, a High
tion Of "the name from one language land nine. It' is, just a place- mine,
'into the other.' ' indicating that the original Landers
Here 'is another case where you'd Caine frOM, OT dwelt inthat sectidn. ,
haVe sense genealegiaal record • tO, Lauder is a burgh in tii.e Cannty of
make sure whether -your .anCestors Berwick, Scotland, riear.D.1,cliribtagh.
wore members of that clan knewn ,as. Near it is the Castle .'Phirlestane,
the. 91VfectonagAi,' which. 'played a •Nchich °leen days was., the. seat of
vividsPart in the wars of .Irish rebel- the Bard of Ladderdele, -
lion in the early seventeenth. ,century, Stich names as these grew up na-
or of the anbieht "Mann Citelaotlia." turallY• as addition to given names at
The early•-recordSet this latter clan a peried when populations; were in-
, .. , , .
are clear.- It was founded by a., chief- creas.-mg so rapidly that given names
tain .rtamed Cin.aoth (the `meaning of were no lenges. berificiently -numerotts
the given name being "without servile to indicate a man's Identity. The
work") about tile year 250 A.D., thus nanne -of the Place . in which. a man
dwelt or that Where he had previonsly
dwelt often *as added ta his giVen
iu.,.the _same comMunity of' the same tmiteA efforts'. For local supervision,
nanie to distinguish...him from. others
narace noltme ot time their des- a 1.-eid'allt imieniber c)f tit° Fal.iner5''
eriptive nieaning became last, and
they- Were a,ccepted. inerely as the
,
"WO' of Alio' iladiViduals. or families,
just as! the incianiiigS of given names
were early lost in theethought of. the
pereen whose' identity was indicated:
WELL IN WINN
Winter is a 'dangerous' se.ason ter' the
little ones. 'rile ,claYs ate s 'change-
able -A. -one bright', the net cOiCt. and
Giraffe 'Disappearing.
-stormy that the so:ether f 'cl. t
, take ;the 'children' out for. tlus fresh air' e
• DANPERINE
ops Corhifig. Out;
• 86.-.cenis,beys a bottle of "Danclerine"
at any, drug stor.e, After one applrca-
tion you can Mit anti a. Pitistiele of
aaritlIstitt ,' or .a ' farlin'g hair, •
Besides,
be vriegfTitnielsaSik, more °and flieand*aing e°er:
• .
Original Slusiseard
•
The original Bluebeard was tile hero
of a well `known story of that name,
written in French by Charles Per-
rault. It is claimed the charaoter in
real lite was Giles De Laval, Lord of
Pais, made marshal of Prance in 149.
He was distinguished for military
genius and intrepidity, and was very
wealthy, but made himself iefamous
by the murder of his wives and hie ex-
traordinary impiety. He was Ben.- 115 sTarltrr. loRoPITa
Caqtarets To -night
• fot Liver, Bowels
Kind .of Kind,'
011 Beet-7:7!EPliftils. ,Cry,'Ma 'woe
If .ye,difina find yer Douro,- afore
dark here's a match!"
• Fair Offer.
Weniane-s-"You are Certain that titia
young centu.ry plant will bloom in a
hundred years?"
..of it, Madam, If
It doesn't, bring it back"
In the Movies.
• "Be careful of that tiger!"
"Oh; we are not afraid of him hurt-
'ing 'anybody."
"I know that. But I dont -want the
comedian to maul hire to deaths
Tigers coet money."
Sure Ruin.
"What ruined your business?"
tor"s.A...,d,vertising."
Ll?:e' done by my corapeti
filinard,s Liniment 'for Distemper.
etassihea Adverfisement3. MY girlhood days over again. Tahlac
TANL,AC
ERY
A
TO.
Eath AnYthingp SleePs
Child and Gabs Feelin
Fite Every Morning.
“I had heard se much about Taidac
1WacrteboettecciliklgarPePaotioTOinAlig6for;cir dlote,
arul 1.
what they say it will," Said Airs. inyt.
Itobin6on, 331 ggatistone Ave., Toronto,
Ont.
"I simply feel like a dilfereng Li /so
Since taking this, graoa. akedidne. Iror
two. years I was in wretched health,
anti then, to cap the climax, 1 had th.0
lbleadt mbeeeitinbe-lowreor,''eW7anttlii
needed was something to build me UP,
and this is exactly what Tanlac bas
done
"1 have a splendid aPitatite now,
nothing eat give:, zee any bast altos
effects, and I sleep liko a child ail
night loeg,' fest so well and ha.-ppy'in
the maiming that It is just like living
• has certainly been a wonderful bless -
BELTING FOR BALE
ALL
1CINDS or NEW ,AND USED
, ing to me."
rl'anlac is sold by' leading arug,gists
thelting: pulteys, ,saws, eatile,hose,paolting. esasys,sees.
drices in''Canadas -Y013,K.BELTING Dos
•etc., shipped slab:feet teatlproyal at lowest
ainetion.'m Ploneer 'Deo xteinsaiss
Boot on
DOG DISEASES
termed to be burned alive at Nantes in
1440,
IVIONEY ORDERS.
Buy your out -of -tan supplieswith
borninion Express Money Orders.
Five Dollars costs three cents.
Th grateseems to be disappear -
and exercise- tney need so much: In ing,frorn ite. native haunts in Africa.
conaequence the' are 'often co.eped iip
in oVerheated, badly, ventilated. rooms
and are, soon seized with„ .colds or
grippe. VVIiat is needed to keep the
little ,eneS iS,BahY's Own Tablets.
'TheY l'egUlate" the stomach' and,
-bry.Weie 'heti Ohre emit colas- ..ant1,-
:their:nes Ilie"3.41eys•Wil 'be able to get
, &tier; tile %Infer Oasen
Waterford, as well as in. Dundalk ,and,
, „ ,
ri.'r,rnaghsCetinstk„Managhare
. , ., , LAhl,DIF..te
. , •
Racial .arigit's-,.e-Scottisti.
8diirde-AlVeilityt "
. . „. . . .,.
' Virlio had,notilleard ,olf ,thisigiaMei.§1re,
riantIOOeIl'''f'gitcijtia 'Scottl.s.-ii.'-eentli7,-„.
othey:S,Wies eelonies VIrclr4 estahlished
,
ia EaStern issiallsola, at Alsace • Bis. -
mark, liehen-Holine, and Esterlia2y,
,.
all new thriving farming settlements,
renowned for their rich and extensive
egricultaral prod:action. • .
Stettler is Thriving. Examples
A further eXamPie Swiss suiccess
agriculture 1,4 insstaitea,ni. in that 'rich
:farming t,erritery' surrounding the,
-loam of Stettler, Central Alberta,
-where Sonia, syeasse,„age,S•, four s.SWissiAls.'
• tanner..5 Settled., loCating .ninety
front the -nearest- rall.read' at that tiine.
'With .a joint aapitdr- 'one 'hinitired
dollars they introlinesni Wheat growing
'Into .this -Section: .of the west which- is
' :haw qp,d :017 Alb.ertWS• SesteProdueing
afeas. • They were tile of
- Many °ther, Swiss, .a.gricaluristS„. some.
'of whoM, cante fronesthe.Un.ited States,
'ISIlide's.e'ttled.alyeat them, Nyorked
gently and. inanfullY, '04. hare Wen.
throagli to..comforti and preSperitY.
similar .his:fory, -Of ratccessful Swiss
ngrtauituuI.coloaiizirfg, is that, of the
e t Notre Dain:e tie '1,,Ott ides ,
111 Tvitinit,cbas. •
"11`lie, Swiss a,re nutter/111.1y good citi-
zens at home, and? bringing With them
• 'to a new country andreepeet'
for la* and order fair eqaitable gate,
•ernaiente and harinonians. social rela-
tions, are alaneet Without etceStion.
'geed citizen's. oe.Chnaaat 'practically
• , ail the Siviss ip,',danada are nathral-
ised CanadiattS, assimilating,. na-
anti. working far
the tleY?'.,616inerrit. o the Doiniaion
Along the 6 ounti.C,St ..of ocariontio
cOnada, an leek Without dliquiet upon.
1aoprojeeted setilleMent !of ..induitrial
t.WorkerS et, 't,he race,Witleh,Las. so Sae -
(ZS agl'iCkli.ture
Moronic! '
tiolted pearesser; telephoning --
atm. the departriumit.?"
: 1,Ioarloyont --. 'Yea,' what .do
• yeti ivan•t;',
, The, 01.6f,C64er "Please. inc
• where.. the neareat 'fi,re„alarill16!o/t- 6
iny..htni6O; #'00.
oo, ttitt,e1, kiloW 14:0:441
*PY'
•ty. The 'TabletS-ave sold bY`medicine
-d.lealers Or 'by mail at 25 cents a bbx
their use the baby will' be able to get
Brockville, Ont.
A few years ago it was quite common
to encounter them in herds of 80 OT
100, bat now herds of twenty seem to
'be the average.
Boys° and Girls' Club Work
in New Zealand.
A- little over a year ago the first
boys" and girls; clubs were organized
in New Zealand, and the, movement,
which stairted in the Sou.tii Taranaki
district, bids! fair to eitend
Mr. 3. W. Deem, Field Instructor of the
Department of --Agriicliltnre at Man-
ganui, in an article in The New Zea-
land Journal, of, Agriculture far July,
gives a full aecount' of the methods
ad.opted and the results of the first
Contest. A coMmittee rep,resenting
the Farmers'. Unien, the Agrtioultural
Department, the-ducation'Board.,,and
the school teachers had, the matter in
charge, and the success achieved was
largely due to their enthuelastic and
" ' r
omen jas t
JL
1,7 0/71.9:k
7-7 • 1511/cLy,
a
,J_.4'- a ince
e er"
There's a settlement in profft or loss, for
nearly eVery indalgence. •
Sometimes the pay day is ieng deferred, and
in that case the settlement May bear compound
interest,
Often a payment in ill health is required
the dance had with tea or coffee durirtg earlier
.years. *Sometimes the cpllection cotnes in sleep-
Iessness, sometimes in headaches, sometimes -41i
high blood pressure, or in nervous ,indigestion-
• sornetiMes in all these penalties.
Nerves won't always stand the vvh
tea tind coffee's drug caffeine.
•P,P5s4g
You've_been dancing' to tea or Coffee's,fid-
dling, Why' keepon till.Pa3rtnent ;time conies? :Eg
you're beginning to pay, pc:ivy, Why not cancel`tile
contract? •
There°s ';an easy and, pleasant 'Oar to avni4.
ted'and.coffees penalties, as tllodskids' v f'iuqd
svho have he.s.ded to Pstuun itt .ss a'Oelight
with arlY 'ineal-rieti;.cpnifortint ari4.44:tiigfOlig •
-aild it never hstitins. 'Siren thB..littie daikkett
• can l-nr;Te.:471:4-eakat cup Of " feesr
taiikeut t�, senSitive nerve's.
. •
Instead Ofpaying pen4i*s fat 3tOttr ii5I-
dma
dripti, 16V it pay ,b6u6 sy to you, by,.,gtving
„
11#1.1r,41-4e444,a, 41,11 .cilentte---“nrid. begiri the new,
•arraUgeinerit to'ciay. , A..ny gr&oF wUl eell you, 'or
pitiy gon4:teSiti,grant Will set'v-6' yoa P9SttIttl. •
osturn comes in'two forms: Inifent PoSttliti titib)
instantly in the dap hyt1t antlittOti-cf,
Corritii ,pathadeS.of, larder, Palk, fer'qt'fail'ivha •
While the,i.tie0, is being prersited9,,
, „
ade by boiiiisg for 20 minutes.
It
Os '11 fir Flea, tiht
ffr.theive's tit l.teol.sit,t).'
Union, was appointed ini each. school.
dietriet; the School teachers were ask -
to assist, and the,writer states' that,
after. a season's experience, he can .
testify' to the great irepertance of the
teacher's influence, as on' their atti-
tude. largely depend,S the seccess or
failure tot:the work, • ..
The first contest ,wass, limited to the
growitig.ot,,maligolds swedes.„,and
'kis. interesting to note that the two
Mast successful Scho.ola had. a lady
te.acher in ohozge, (yid that the cham-
pion, marigald and, sWede, crops were
,grown. by giria.. Nineteen schools. 'cis.
tared the competition with 140 entries
for maregolds.and 62, for swedeS. The'.
Department of Agrieuittire SuPPlied
the seeds, the manures, a,nd the print-
ed inStructions.
judging the 'crop a scale, 01-
polutu Was 'used: onethalf Point far
each 6 cwt. of roots; Vat* 10 Points;
cultivation 20 points, and records 40
points. Otiltivation and records were
thus Made the .strang testture of the
work,
An arrangement was- made whereby
the can-Oetitora leCoMplaied the lodat.
isaperviecr and judge front plot to plot.
In Sec:era' instanoesi during- the fUdg-
ing,..the supervisortit adjoining club
brel,rght,their members along: ,The op-
.
portunity afferded, for, compari-
son aroused keen riValry, and many a
campetitor who had pear pl.ot, an,
seeing a gssoil one. and listening to tliiti
complimentary • remarks of . the fOrlge-,
repolye a to ito, 110.11.
Ala it fi
-6-00_ wan 0, 6 a I'S seem an
'third Prize, While each getinp
WaS' awarded. three prizes fOr the three
beat eitlY3 in the grows There Were
slab three' championship prize -s for the
threeiebeSt ciePer In...the-Whole (I:fgt.:lot,
handSOnsesehallenge.shield was alSO
PrOislited by a en,Siness: firm to• the
solkOO1 securing the %highest o.ggregall
nuinber,
field' feet elubs, Calf
, are tteing star .e .for, the coral -4
sea son sad are atteactirig gOOri, en,
./Socottill-0. tient; haVe ed
• frbni, to
ai the metiroci,s, Ottgoilldititing
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work New Zoftiattd.
That's the Question.
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'name?' •
Ma -"The_ baby hasn't airy name
Freddie -.`Then how did he know he
belonged to ne?"
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From all over America they testify
to the merits of Minard"s Liniment,
the best of household remedies,.
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Yarmouth, N.S.
Branch Factory, St. John's, Nfid.
Most Sensitive Part. ,
It is a mistake to suppose that the
-tip of the tongue is the most sensi-
tive bait of the body, Those engaged
in poliehing billiard balls, or any other
substances that require a very high
degree of Smoothness, invariably use
the 'cheek -bane as their touelastone for
detecting any roughness.
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if Bilious, Iles:daehy
Get a 10 -cent box now.
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118 West 31st , street
You're beada•chy! You have a bad _ • , , .
taste in your mouth, your eyes bUrn,
Your skin is yeller, yegr lips parched, '
Mother Quickf blve
No wonder you feel mean. Your sys-•California Fig SyrUp
tem is fall of bile net properly passed
off; and what y�u 1166d is a cleaning up for Child's Bowels
Don't continue being a bilious
nuisance to yourself .and those who
love you, and' don't res.ort to harsh,
physics that irritate' and injure. • Re-
xnetaber that most- diserdess of the
sfainacie 'liver and' bawilS are gone hy
igorning with gentle, thorOugh pas.car-
•e6.-2-theY vioris:viJille.Y*o-a aleeP.
10 -cent box Will keep year liver ,and,
baiVeli cleans:: Steraaah,...vieet;. And:
your head- clear for:Mentlie-..
love, to take Ca.ses.retstoo because
they never gripe or sicken.
CUT1CURA H S
RASH ON CHIL
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On Bod j and Face. Red and itchy.
Cried For Hours. LastedaYear.
"A rash started all over my 'little
girl's body, and she had some on her
' face. It started•in a pimple
that was full of water, end
it got red and itchy. She
cried for hours. This trouble.
'
lasted a'year.
'Then I startedWith a free
sample of Cation.= Soap
arid Ointment. I bouglit rnore, -and
I used font' cakes a sotip, apd three
' boaes of Ointment Widch healed her."
(Signed) Mrs. Dora Langly, 1032
• Gertrude St„ Verdun, Que., August
11, 1918.
•The Cutieura Toilet Trio
Consisting of Soap,: Ointment and
Talcum is an indispensable adjultd,
of the daily toilet in maintaining
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skin purity and skin health. ,
Soap 25e, Ointment 25 tiaid 50e. Sold
throughouttheDominion. CanadianDepot:
Lymans, Limited, St. Paul St., biontreal.
-40rOuticura Soap /alarms milticiout mug.
tsnIonleetaillir_ tita•Mollrnwasfteromoval.
Even a sick child loves the "fro.:17"
taste. of !`Clalifornia Fig Syrup." If the
little tongue is coated, or if your child
is listless, ,cross, feverish, full or cold,
or has colic, a teaspoonful will an or
fdit' to open the bowels. In a fo-v,,
hours' you can see for yourself how
thoroughly it works all the Constipa-
tion poison., sour bile earl waste from
the tender little bowels and glies ,you
a well, playful child again,
1Viillious .of mothers keep "California
Fig Syrup" handy. They know a tea-
spoonful' to -day saves a sick child to.
morrow. Ask your druggist for gen.
Wise "California. Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children of
all ages printed on bottle. Mother!
You must say ".Callifornia" or you may
get an imitation fig syrup.
ID 16:AIN -DISTURB -
Y UR SLEEP?
xuatisti can be quickly relieved
pain arid torture of then-
•
'by an application of Sloade
Liniment, It brings warmth, ease and
comfort and. lets you sleep soundly.
Always havs a bottle handy and
apply when you feel the first twinge..
LE penetrates without rubbing.
It's splendid to take the pain out of
tired, aching muscles, • sprains and -
strains, stiff joints, end lame backst,
For forty years pain's, enemy. Ask'
your neighbor..
At all druggists -35c. 70c, $1.40.
Made in CArtacki.
WARNING I -"Always say Bayer" when you buy Aspirin.
. Utilds-you see 'name "Bayer" on tablets you Are not getting
Aspirin' at alt Why take chances? •
AccePi\only, an unbroken “Sayer" package, which contains directions and dose
mitirked, (kit by physitians during 22 years and proved safe by millions for,
ColciS AeaClatilt Rheumatism.
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