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MISTPiKES MQJN'FNL• MI K '
IN OH [f LIiTI.E RES
Many rn )there give their children
solid foods at too early an age and say
Proudly thattheir babies "eat every
thing that grown-up pooxile do," Stich
a Bourse. ii+ uIMILI 't, certain to bring 'On
indigestion and lay the foundation or
' much 111 -health for the little one.
Other mother administer harsh,
nauseating purgatives wllkcih in reality
irritate anti•injuve the delicate etsmn-
ach and bowels and at the same tlnie
cause the anthem to dread all meal -
cine.
Absolutely no meat should be given
to a child until it reaches the age of
18 months, .and then onl.y if approved
by the doctor. For medicine, all
strong, disagreeable oils and powders
should be abandoned and Baby's Own
Tablets .given inattat d.
Baby's, Own Tablets. are especially
Mother: "Daughter, I believe You made for little ones, They .are plea -
would have been happier if you mar- sant to take and can be given with
rued a man with less money." absolute safety to even the new-born
Daughter: "Dont's worry, 'mother, babe.. They quickly ,banish constipar
be will soon have dere." tion and indigestioib, break up colds
and simple fevers and make the cut -
The life insurance companies can ing of teeth easy. They are sold by
tell just what you are worth at the age medieine dealers or by mail at 25
of 30, but they don't seen to tell the cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
boss. Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
The man looking for trouble never CANADA'S NEW
needs the aid of glasses, I INDUSTRY
"When I came to town, twenty years
ago," said a prosperous man of ample
waistcoat, "all my earthly pos°essions
were wrapped up in a bandanna hand-
kerchief."
"And now you own 300 acres of
land and that factory on the edge of
town?"
'.May I ask what you carried in the
bandanna handkerchief?"
"Six thousand dollars, in cash and
bonds."
The more powerful the obstacle, the
more glory we have in overcoming it.
The Ruling Passion
"He is a wooden -headed guy!" Ex-
claimed
xclaimed old Mr. Staple. .. •
The antique dealer shouted, "My!
mahogany or maple?"
What a man stands for isn't the
whole thing. What he Palls for also
counts. —
The value of a dollar depends some-
what on who has the spending of it.
Last Chance
There's always room at the top
As the Sages oft remark.
When other expedients flop, •
There's where we'll have to park.
Girl (to druggist) : "Could you fix me
Rayon, the Popular Artificial
Silk, Now Made in Quebec.
Of 'interest in connection with the
Canadian pulp and paper industry is
the progress which is being made in
the manufacture of rayon and other
fabrics utilizing artificialsilk, one 'of
Canada's newest, but Bast developing
industries. According to report Can -
adieu Celanese Limited, a large enter-
prise which was attracted to the East-
ern Townships of Quebec in 1926 is
just on the point of production. This
company, registered in Canada last
year, acquiired the sole rights for the
Dominion of Canada and its depend-
encies of the Dreyfus patents and pro-
cess for the manufacture of cellulose
acetate, artificial silks, etc. The fac-
tory has been in process of erection
on a site of 170 acres at Drummond-
ville, about sixty miles from Mon-
treatl.
Great interest has been exhibited in
these fabrics in Canada. Artificial
silk imports into Canada have been
steadily rising. Total imports of this
nature in the first nine months of the
present fiscal year had a value of
$4,075,436, as compared with $3,734,-
267 inn the year before, and $2,542,562
in the year before that. A market for
yarns has been opened, principally
with the cotton trade, with the result
that already cotton mills in Canada
a dose of castor oil so the oil don't are putting out large quantities of
taste?" , mixed cotton "celanese" fabrics. The
Druggist- "Certainly! Won't you Canadian knitting industry is like -
have a glass of soda while waiting?" wise adopting "celanese." In the
(She drinks the soda.) I course of the past year the new coin -
Druggist: "Something else, Miss?" 1 pang sold over $1,000,000 worth of
Girl: "No, just the oil." I fabrics and yarns in Canada, and the
Druggist: "But you have just drunk future is considered bright for the in
It.„ dustry.
Girl: "Oh! It was for my mother."
The Bible promises no loaves to the
loafer.
FREIGHT
PREPAID
No obligation to
buy, but if you
do, easiest terms
are arranged.
Guaranteed for
ten years.
Write now for
particulars.
Agents wanted where fog
are not r'ejresented. SO
Swedish Separator Company,
limited
36a Notre Dame St. West
Montreal
Dropped and Cracked.
She—"Jim Jones is certainly crack -
He — "Probably—his girl dropped
him."
An artist is a person who can en-
tertain and please you in doing some- less apply for his signature. Please
thing that is in itself not particularly attach same by Yokohama Moe mak-
interesting. You have to put words ing forge, but no cause to fear of pri-
or musical sounds or pigments or son happening, ae this is often oper-
dance steps together in a very spe- ated by other merchants of highest
integrity.
"It le highest unfortunate I,Ir. B. so
godlike and excessive awkward for
business purpose. I think much better
add little serpent -like wisdom to -up-
right manhood and thus found a good
business edifice,"
A man at a restaurant ordered some
sausages. After a delay of a con-
siderable time he asked the waiter
how long they would be. . "About four
inches," the waiter replied.
DELIGHTFUL HOLIDAY L
A;TICN
Its
file qualities . • areser ed in the
modern Aluminum package.
Algonquin Park, in Ontario, is one of the Dominion's charming holiday
spots, particularly for the lover of fishing, canoeing and other aquatic
shorts. Here a 'canoeist is shown making his way through the passage
which beads into St. Andrew's Lake, one of the beauty spots of this delight-
ful holiday resort. --Canadian National Railways photograph.
THIS GREAT TONIC CARRYING IT TOO FAR.
RENEWSTRENGTH Ito painful for a` live and suddenly
S a plil ing lobster to be immersed suddenly
in boiling water. So decided the mem-
• hers of the. Royal Society for the Pre-
Simply Because. it Enriches vention of Cruelty to Animals, after
and Builds Up the Blood I careful consideration, in. London a
fortnight ago. They protested to res -
In no trouble is delay or neglect taurateurs against this barbaric
more dangerous than in anaemia, treatment of the inarticulate lobster;
which means poverty of the blood. It sought to discover a more h'nmane
Is very common in young girls and !n' method of killing.
persons who are overworked or con- Last week champions of the oyster The art of glass -making was grac
fined within doors. It makes its ap- arose with claims of even greater tined as long ago as 2,500 B.C. by In.
proach in so stealthy a manner that atrocities. Consider the oyster, said habitants of the Euphrates Valley,
it is often well developed before its they. First, he (or she) is ripped
presence is recognized. But taken in unkindly from the shell, stuck through
time there is a tonic that so enriches the flesh with a fork, dipper in a
and purifies the blood that good health smarting pepper cocktail, partly
and strength elon comes to the for- mangled by human teeth, squeezed
mer weak, anaemic sufferer. T•hiv down 'a narrow canal, smothered to
tonic is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, which death in the gastric juices of the hu-
for years have been the most success- man stomach. How can civilized sen-
ful blood -builder known, and have sibilities stand for this, asked the oys-
oredit for restoring to good health ter's friends. Could a man swallow
thousands and thousands of people a slimy, wiggling baby toad and not
who have suffered' from some of the feel any reaction in his stomach?
many ailments that come through ? Edward G. Boulenger, Director of
weak, watery blood. the Aquarium at the London Zoo, a
The correction of anaemic condi- stalwart oyster champion, called at- er was a pious woman, or their father
tions by Dr. William& Pink Pills is as tention to the following evolutionary'
certain as anything can be. As proof axiom: "The higher the form of life a pious man.—Norman Macleod.
of this Miss Margaret A. Smith, Bur- an animal as, e more teen y
goyne, Ont., says:—"After having a suffers."
severe attack of jaundice I was left
in a very weak and run-down condi-
tion. I was pale and my nerves on
edge. I could not sleep at night and
would toss and turn for hours at a
time I finally decided to try* Dr. Wil- ing .terriers have been very effeotive.
feel better, and aftef taking a few more enemies among which snakes, are most
boxes of the pills I left as strong as' active. These, with the exception of
ever, and could thoroughly enjoy my the one poisonous variety in Canada,
rest at night. Now, I always recon- the rattlesnake., should be protected.
mend these pills to any fiends who ' Owls and hawks are valuable as de -
may be ailing." strayers of noxious rodents and the
Better sleep, steady nerves, improved I services of the owl particularly should
appetite, increased vigor—all these can I be recongized. The continued destruc-
be yours by taking Dr. Wilddans' Pink I tion of the natural enemies of rats,
Pills. Begin them to -day. Sold by all `mice, and gophers is held to have been
medicine dealers, or by mall post paid ; largely responsible for the increase in
numbers of these food-des•troyiug
li s0 Mceeds l box from kvil Dr. Wil- i rodents. In cities and towns control
liars' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. of rats and mice is largely effected by
SD ROSE ORANGE PEKOE is extra good.
The Natign'a Birthday
Ring out the joy bells! Once again,
With waving flags and raking drums,
We greet the Nation's birthday, when,
In glorious 'majesty, It comes.
Ali, day of days! Alone it stands,
While, Like a halo round it cast,
The radiant work of patriot hands,
Shines the bright record of the past.
Among the nations of the earth,
What land bath story like our own?
No thought of conquest marked her
birth;
No greed of power was ever shown
By those who crossed the ocean wild,
That they might plant upon her sod
A home for Peace and Virtue mild,
And altars rear to Freedom's God.
' —Mary E. Vandyne.
Are there going to be any regrets tomorrow
about that good meal you're all set to stow
away tonight, fetter take Selgel's Syrup. Any
rug store.
Glass -Making in 2600 B.C.
who sold their product, mainly beads
and weights made from glas paste, in
Egypt. So well pleased were the
Egyptians that they soon imparted the
glass-makers themselves.
•
Keep Minard's Liniment in the house.
There is not a man or woman,
however poor they may be, but have
it in their power, by the grace of
God, to leave behind them the grand-
est thing on earth, character; and
their children might rise up after
them and thank God that their moth -
War on Rats
The war on rats and mice is gen-
erally carried on with traps and
poisons. Ferrets and small rat-ca.tch-
Items' Pink Pills, and soon began to NattLe•has also provided some natural
• Business -Like
Letter received by a London busi-
ness firm from a correspondent in
Japan: --
"Regarding tiie matter of escaping
penalty for non-delivery of the Bar
Machine, there is a way to creep
around same by digiamat and we must
make a statement of strike occur our
factory (of course big untrue). Please
address my firm on enclosed form of
letter and believe this will avoid pen-
alty of case. As Mr. B. Is most religious
and competent man and also heavily
upright and godly it fears me that use-
cial way to make then worth listen-
ing to or looking at.
Ability to write poetry is a gift,
and to the budding poet it seems that
editors think so is the poetry, -
"Worth' its weight in gold"
Says Ottawa Matron
Mme. Beatrice Charlebois could not hold pen to write.
Nerves completely shattered, health ruined. Now alert,,
vigorous and strong, she gives praise to Tanlac
The two-year ordeal which she
passed through before Tanlacoame to
her permanent relief, was recently de-
scribed by Mmo. Beatrice Charlebois,
of 22 Rose St. Ottawa.
"What I endured in that time could
of be told," she said. "I was so weak
could hardly walk. My appetite was
poor and my stomach gave no end .of
trouble. Gas and pains would brio'
on fainting spells.
"My nerves Were so complete .r.
?lettered that I jumped in f'-
every time the doorbell rang. .f
hand trembled so that it could t
hold the pen to write myname.1 t
after night I've gone without
too nervous to lie still for even a rt.vr
moments. ]Sven my housework be-
came too much for me.
"1 tried all kinds of remedies in
those two years, but can honestly sal
Tanlac
gave me myfirst real relief. It
burl t meup so that I've gained 111bs,,
art and sleep fine and have nerves as
calm and steady as ever Tanlae is
worth its weight in gold."
Build up your health on Pardee,
c mad
Coni
nature's own e from roots,
herbs'and barks. 'Your druggist has it
Over 52 million bottles sold,
3,000 Norway Maples and American Elms, 8' to is.
—51.80 to $14.00. Boston i1y--40o to :.,o. UN
noses -40o.
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1409 Bathurst St. - - Phone H11I. 1000
is unexcelled for Dyeing
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ISSIUt No. t1---'27.
denying them food and shelter,
through the medium of concrete and
other rodent -proof foundations, and by
sanitary handling of garbage.
Beauty and the Spring
Clean -Up.
"Oh, let's go round by Aylmer: I
wouldn't miss• those flowering shrubs
for anything!"—That's what all the
motorists say who travel the roads avid
highways within fifty miles of the lit-
tle town in Elgin County. All because
the town council and the householder's
have worked together to make the
boulevards something more than a
series of grass plots. They have
planted eeirea (bridal wreath) be-
tween the trees bordering the road-
way, and when it blooms, the streets
are a thing of beauty.
To be beautiful a town must, of
course, be clean: And May is the
month for the town ciean•up. It is not
a difficult task if everyone does leis
part, and it can mean big things for
the town. A better town means better
business and better health; a cleaner
town means a better town for tbe
children, and a more attractive town
for the. young people. ttubbdsb can
mostly he burned, and the rest cot-
lected and buried in the town dump.
Vacant lots can be turned from un-
sightly nuisances to garden plots by
the "school •ei ildren in competitions
pronaobed by business men or the hor-
ticultural society, the flowers niade
into weekly donations for the sick and
siluten at home or in hospitals, sana-
toria, &c„ while both flowers and vege-
tables can be entered for prizes at the
school fair.
One objective o$ the clean-up, how-
ever, is to do away with a possible
breeding -pelade for files. : ie 1y that
looks so timid and harmless in May
is the diarrhoea 'fly that carrier, death
to the baby. in July; it Iv the typhoid
fly that spells' serious sickness to bun-
dreds during the summer season; so
swat the fly In May. "Better kill one
fly in May than a million in August."
Covered garbage, fly -proof privies, and
fly -traps, are the first shots in the cam-
paign. Eery man, woman and child
can help by killing every fly they see•
—.especially ill May and .Tune,
p.
{ d Liniment.
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For Il a n�-�•lNtnar s
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The BEST
FLOWERS &c,
Thousands of Flowering Shrubs, Rose
Bushes, Boxwoods, Climbing Vines,
etc. Write for Catalogue.
D. SPENCE, Importer
82 COLBORNE ST. TORONTO
The Charm of
A Velvet Skin—
and the Pure
.blood Under It
Its
influBloo
More than skin-deep lie the
causes of disfiguring rashes,
eczema and painful boils. The
trouble is impure or impover-
ished blood.
You can eliminate the cause
and remove any trace of un-.
sightly blemish by taking
TRU-BLOOD.
The taste is pleasant and the
cost is only $1.00 a bottle.
TRU-BLOOD is now obtain-
able at most Drug Stores. Get
yours today.
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HIKERS
Take Minard's in your firstaid
kit. Fine for stiff murales,
bruises and, insect bites.
AINS ALL
OVER BODY'
Two More Cases of Feminine III
near Relieved by Lydia E. Pink.
ham's Vegetable Compound !.
Barrington, N. S.—"I had terrible
feelings, headaches, back and side
aches and pains all over my body.
would have to go to bed every month
and nothing would do me good. M
husband and my father did my wor
for me as I have two children an
we have quite a big place. I read in
the paper s`bout Lydia E. Pinkham'I!
Vegetable Compound, and then got a
little book about it through the mail
and my husband sent to Eaton's and
got me a bottle and then we goo
from more frothe sere. I arn' feeling
fine now and do all my work and am
able to go out around more. I tell my
friends it is Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg-
etable Compound that makes me feel
so well. "—Mrs. VICTOR RICIHARDSON. 1
Barrington, Nova Scotia.
Dull Pains in Back
St. Thomas, Ont. — "I took four
bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and found great re-
lief from the dull, heavy pains in the
small of my back and the weakness
from which I suffered for five years
after my boy was born. After taking
the Vegetable Compound and using
Lydia E. Pinkham's Sanative Wash
am feeling better than I have for the
past seven years, and advise my
friends to take it."—Mrs.I+_JCI3NSON,
49 Moore Street, St. Thomas, Ont. 0
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Colds
Pain
Headache Neuritis Lumbago
Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism
DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEA "'T
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,mom wllic contains proven direr ton
d
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"Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets
Randy
Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggistit.
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that Aspirin means •1te'er mauufncture, to assist the pA.
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nblitl against imitations, the .0abisti0
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