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MITI DUE
TQ PIKESON
erfect Digestion Comes
Through Ricb,'Red Illood.
There can be no perfect digestion
less you,lhave rici1, reel blood. This
scientifically true, It is also true
at there is no tonic for til.e stomach;
tat is not a tonic for every other
art of the body. The way,
to
ono up the stomach is to tone up the
food.
The many so-oallotl stomach route -
leo merely try to digest your food
or you. How much better it is to
tone up the stomach so that it will do,
its awn work as nature intended.
There is no pleasure In eating predi-
gested food. Tone up your stomach
and your appetite and digestion will
goon bo normal.
If your digestion is weak and your
blood tihin you need the help of Dr.
'Williams' Pink Pills to enrich the
bloo:l and restore strength. In addition
use care in the selection of your food
and your stomach trouble will soon
pass away. 1,ir. Gordon Dundas,
Petorboro, Ont., tells as follows what
this medicine dill for hien. He says:
"Something over a year ago I was a
gasoline salesman when ,I was taken
trick. I felt very miserable and lost
twelve pounds in weight. I did not
sleep well and could not eat as I could
scarcely retain anything in my stom-
ach. I went to a local 'doctor who
told me the fumes of the gas had got
into my system. He gave me some
medicine and told me .I bad better go
to the country for a • change of air. I
did so, but I still felt restless and
groggy, and had no ambition. On the
advice of a frion(t I decided to try Dr.
Williams' -.Pink' Pills. I had not been
taking the pills long before I was be-
ginning to rest better, and to eat
fairly well. I kept on taking the -pills
until at the end of the seventh box
I knew I did not need any more, as I
had gained the weight I had lost, slept
well and could eat anything. I have
since had splendid health and cannot
say too much in praise of Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills.
You can get these Pills from any
medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cts.
a box from The Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Bnocltville, Ont.
NEW WHiTE STAR LINER LAURENTIC Was LAUNCHED reoeatlY
The Laureate, belonging. to the White Star Line, . launched
which she
at Belfast and she will be completed earl T7 winterntin therg she after
enter she
will be used on Mediterranean cruises. 1 arid Montreal,ngThis liner, r the
Canadian trade and tail between Liverpool a
000
tons, will share with the White Star liner A.lbentic the
-will havedietinct
on of being largest cabin liner on the St, Lawrenceroute, tourist cabin and third class,
tion fox 1,600 passengers, including cabin,
and reports from overseas indicate that her accommodation is equal to that
In the most modesty hotel.
AT HOME WITH THE
SWISS
A friend of student days fn Ger-
many, a Swiss of the Viking type,
'brought me, by way of a pilgrimage
through the Bavarian highlands, to
pass the winter months with his kins-
folk in Appenzelledland. From cot-
tage to farm we wandered over the
snow, made welcome everywhere •bY
the warm-hearted, sophistcated peas
.antry. Professors, musicians, lace -
makers and stalwart children, during
the summer months a half of each
family was dispersed in various avo-
cations over three-gquarters of Eur-
0pe; and they returned every winter
to the hardy life of the cottage group,
"to breathe for a time freely" --as
they said.
Through the evenings we sat by
log fires, the women lace -making and
talking, the men carving or idling,
and—often—all singing. On festival
eves we tramped or sleighed, or
crowded into little trains wriggling
up the snow hills, to watch pagan
bonfires roaring red over the frozen
hillsides, and—always—all singing.
The women, their rounded contralto
notes dropping through the cold air
"wie goldene Kugeha's tossed the song
back and forward between the sleighs
or down the sauntering train, while
the men accompanied them on a surf -
beat of jodelling undertone.
Or, again, a few of us would walk
all night across the white foot -hills,
talking indiscriininately in three lan-
guages,
or trudging wordless and con-
tent, while the frosty stars cut like
ISPECTA C Sswords between the black fir -branch -
'os above the snow, and again and
old beards
probable space. And alwalys at the
end of the valley, reserving its dra-
matic entry for the last second and
cliff corner, comes the sudden, full-
length revelation of the incomparable
Matterhorn. Geoffrey Winthrop
oung, in "On High Hills. Memories of
the Alps."
NO BETTER MEDICINE
FOR LITTLE ONES
Bostock Creek
Bostock creek, which is tributary
to the Ilieciliewaet river in British
Columbia, is named after Senator
Hewitt Bostock, -who entered the
House of Commons in 1896 as mem-
ber for ale and Cariboo.—Geographic
Board of Canada..
Use Your Head
When you go upon a job,
Always try to use your knob.
It will follow anywhere,
Underground, or in the air—
Sunday, Monday, every day,
When you're sad or when you're
gay,
A11 it needs is frequent use---
It .will save you much abuse
it costs about a dollar a head to get
people out for a "spontaneous" popul-
lar demonstration.
ED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE is the
cG--picked v�rh.en ®m1y,
&gest tea youcan buy„ .
three days old—juicy, flavor -filled. leaves.
Now packed in Aluminum.
Yes, Dear!
She was still rather new at driving
a car and a little bit confused in traf-
fic. Down Broadway she forgot to
stop soon enough at the signal and
shot out into the middle of the
street.
Pompously the traffic officer bore
down upon her.
"Didn't you see me hold up my
hand?" he shouted fiercely.
The culprit gasped a breathless
'Yes.
"Didn't you know that when I held
hand it meant :Stop?-
up my
"No, sir; I'm just a school teacher,"
she said in a timid, mouselike voice,
"and when you raised your hand I.
thought you wanted to ask a ques-
tion."
uestion."
Maybe it's called commencement
because it's the time the graduates
commence to find out how little they
know.
The Evolution of the Man.
We sow our thoughts ,and we reap
our actions,
We sow our actions, and we reap our
habits;
We sow our habits and
characers;
We sow our characters,
our destiny.
When one considers the number of
persons who are always going on a
visit, it seems miraculous that anyone
ever is at home long enough to enter-
tain all the guests.
Is What Thousands of Mothers
Say of Baby's Own Tablets. -
A medicine for the baby or growing
child—one that the mother can feel
assured is absolutely safe as well as
eilcent—is found in Baby's Own Tab-
lets. The Tablets are praised by
thousands of mothers throughout the
country. These mothers have found
by actual experience that there is no
other medicine for little ones to equal
them. Once a mother has used them
for her children she will use nothing
else. Concerning them Mrs. Charles
Hutt, Tan000k Island, N.S., writes:
"I have ten children, the baby being
just six months old I have used
Baby's Own Tablets for them for the
past 20 years, and can truthfully say
that I know of no better medicine for
little ones. I always keep a box of
the Tablets iii the house and would
advise all other mothers to do see' •
Baby's Own Ta'blets are sold by all
medicine dealers or will be' mailed
upon receipt of price, 25 cents per
box by The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co. Brockville, Ont. '
�p again:' black -beards and g
On 30 Days' -Trial would shout unexpectedly into a
chorus.
The Swiss valleys, like the Swiss
;people, are only discoverable in other
than the summer months of tourist
traffic. The Zermatt valley, as
we
may see it in August, has little charm
of its own. I was puzzled, when at
last I ventured to visit this innermost
Non -Breakable
Clear Vision
give you a younger and yet morn n
distinguished appearance. 1
Built for Strength, Comfort, Beauty.
polished nose feather, with
and ogracefully
most tender] nose orliears. Atworktlof
beauty and a delight for the wearer.
Send No Money -- Perfect
Satisfaction. Guarantee
Let me send you on 00 Days' Trial my
famous "Crown" Spectacles. Will enable
you to read the smallest print, thread
the finest needle, see tar or near. Xf you
are not amazed and delighted, if you do
not think my spectacles, at only 83.98,
equal to those sold elsewhere at $15.00,
_ send them back. You won't lose a cent.
You
uthousands now sole useg evHundreds
ywl ere.
Beautiful case included FREE. Just send
your name, address and age on the coil-
' pon below. i will also toll von bow to
get p pair for yourself without cost. Crit
AND MAIL COUPON I•UDAY.
GO Front St. W., Toronto, Ont.
f 3 want to try your spectacles for 30
days. This places me under no obliga-
tion. Also please tell me how to get a
pair for myself FREE.— - —. --- —
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Age
Street and No.
Box No. -- BYO-
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we reap our
and we reap
Ckalsified Advertisements
IT I N''S/ A PIGS WANTED. FOR
N. particulars apply Connaught La-
boratories, University of Toronto.
A. WEEKLY EASY selling I ALGA
Cleans everytl ng 1ik 1IAG1C. ailto-
Ito -
moves tar. without iniury�to paint. Fres
samples. P. A. LEFEBVRE, & CO.,
Alexandria, Ont.
Drat Those Optimists!
M. C. Phillips • returned from the
convention of undertakers at Yakima
enthused with the prospects for a' re-
cord crop in Washington this year.—
Wilbur (Wash.) paper.
sanctuary sacred to the memory of
the first mountaineering prophets, to
account for -their enthusiastic love of
its dusty gorges, warm -smelling path
and sparse exhausted colors. Until,
one winter, I rediscovered it Since
then I have been up or down it in
every month but one of the year; and
I hardly know its equal for variable
loveliness. In autumn, brilliant with
colored foliage, with dew or frost
sparkling in gems of light from twig
and -thorn. In the green outbreak of
spring, when the rush of the mount-
ing sap is almost as audible as the
stream -bubble from the melting snow.
Under winter snows, when the up-
right crags and sliding spits of scree
and forest are fighting forlornly to
shoulder off an accumulating weight
of silence. Whatever month and
whatever way we choose, by sleigh or
by the ice -smothered railway 'track,
always above us in the lengthening
or the shortening hours of sunlight
-we have glimpses of fantastic glaciers
falling out of cloud -land and of white
peaks balanced unaccountably in im-
3etty Buzz stars in screen- comedy
LIT spray clear=s your home of pies and mos-
F- quitoes. It also kills bed bugs, roaches, ants,
and their, eggs, Fatal to insects but harmless to
mankind.
. Will not stain. Get Flit today.
CanadaDistrby Fred): Whitlow &Co.,Limited, Toronto
DESTROYS
Flies Mosquitoes Moths
Ants Bed Bugs Roaches
"The yellow cats
vltb to black baled"
GENT S, EITHER SEX— $75
Minard's Liniment for Insect bites.
There Is No More.
The steamer was just leaving the
pier when a man rushed up and shout-
ed: "Hold on a minute, Captain; there
is a party of fifty coming aboard."
The steamer docked once again,
and the individual strode up the gang-
plank.
"Where's the rest of the party?"
asked the captain.
"I'm that party! I'm just fifty to-
day:
Genial Milkman—"Looks like rain."
His Customer—"Yes, it does, but it
has a faint flavor of mills."
"Gimme twenty-two twenty-two"
shouted the perspiring gentleman In.
the telephone booth.
"Two, two, two, two?" repeated the
voice with the smile. „came
"Now, see here, young lady,
back the exasperated one, "you just
get number, dyou will play
hoo-choo someothertime. �
Thy This on our Piano.
Song Hit—She was an Organist's
Daughter and I Had to Make Her
Pipe Down.
Mosquitoes might live longer If
they didn't present their bills person-
ally.
Two classes of people have fires.
Those who have no insurance, and
those who are accused by the neigh-
bors of burning it for the insurance
So Backward.
"Now that spring is here I suppose
you. and Sohn will "He's too much like �springafor ithat,
I fear." •
"How's that?"
"So backward."
Public Ownership in Canada
It will be realized that the people
of Canada are acutely alive to the
virtues of State ownership of certain
industries. Operations along this line
are becoming more pronounced from
year to year. A couutry that can
show vast railway and steamship ser-
vices, aeroplanes for commercial pur-
poses, great hydro -electric industries,
motion picture enterprises, coal min-
ing paternalism, wholesale and retail
liquor control, etc., all under the aegis
of Federal and Provincial Governments
---,such a country is surely on the road
to State control of certain industries,
whether it knows it or not. But this
progress must not be confounded with
socialism as we understand it in
European countries,. There is 110 room
at all for Soeiallsm of that kind in
any part o fthe North American Con-
tinent, while Communisun has scarce-
ly any suppoxters at all in Canada.
The state control I have indicated is
merely the 'operation of certain utili-
ties which the Federal and Provincial
Governments of the Dominion are
undertaking for the general welfare.
Extract from "The Economist," Lon-
don, 11/6/27,
Salvation is free and a lot of stingy
church members think the preacher's
services ought to be too.
Have Good Bair
And Clean Scalp
Cuticura
Soap and Oiniment
Work Wonders
Try Our New' Sheivine ai5ck.`
CANCER
FREE BOOK
SENTonREQUEST
Tells cause of cancer And hat to do
c. to for
for pain, bleeding, odor,
t to -day, mentioning this paper.
Ad-
d-
dress Indianapolis Cancer
l
Indianapolis,
briers.
prevent any chance of infection
by using Minard's. Heals also.
No Friend of Ours.
E'en a :mosquito, we suppose,
May count his friends, though by
• the minim;
This fact were free though to dis-
close,
That we're agin him
Lots of girls are pretty good all
around, if you take them that way!
ruffled as a fancy gar -
She was as
ter.
We imagine that most folks who
read this column do it with the hope
that it won't be tiresome every day.
When a man tells you he can do
something which you have been try-
ing to do yourself and can't, put him
on a commission basis.
Opportunity often masquerades as
a hard job.
Hiawatha From Vermont.
GIs
king
A ?i.restone Contribution
to Economical Travel
The greatest enemy oad, the broken
noto tire life is
the chopped-up
pavement or the harsh grind of rough
city streets—but heat, which is created
by internal friction. Heat not only
the r bbens ereand che auses blowouts but also the
and
tire failures.
Firestone chemists and engineers knew
e that if they could find a way to elim-
inate this destructive heat and internal
friction, the mileage -giving qualities of
tires would be greatly increased. Such
a method was found and called "Gum -
Dipping."
The Gum -Dipping process is one of
Firestone's contributions to economical
travel—in insulates and impregnates
every fiber of every cord with rubber,
reducing internal friction and at the
same time binding the cords together
by a strongereatunion strengthad flexibility
rubber, thus
giving gr
to the tire.
Firestone dealers everywhere—familiar
with Gum -Dipping and its advantages
—will gladly explain how thousands of
extra miles are built into Firestone
tires by this exclusive method. Take
advantage of the Gum -Dipping process
to lower your tire costs this year.
FIRESTONE TIRE as RUBBER CO.
OF CANADA LIMITED
Hamilton, Ontario
MOST MILES PER DOLLAR
Potatoes are said to grow wild in
Chile. It is the prices, however,
which run wild in this country.
Clouse—"Were you ever gassed?"
Mau—"Yes, but 1 didn't buy
what
the fellow was trying to sell me."
Never try to lass girl; either kiss
her or don't. ti
Keep Minard's Liniment—near at hand.
The Sioux Indians, famous for reti-
cence, think of iinitiating the Great
White Father, President Coolidge, In-
to their tribe. The ceremony may
run about as follows:
Chief Yellow Robe — "How do?
Smoke few? Me, too. Now you
I „
brand-new Big Sioux.. Hume.
The President -- "All through? , the ta
Thank you. Adieu.
---New New Teck enthusiastic golfer and naturally a'.
Tinter. I (mired many of the terms peculiar to
the icame. Upon the day when she
Jud ,e•—"1 notice that in addition to was eating her first slice of melee
ntisapproeriating 0500, .You took a she stashed her Parent is i'enaarltle
tit f valuables in eTy "Father, 1've been 'speri-
Research in Canada
Le Canada (Lib.) : It maY be true
that one of our Canadian universities
was blind enough, in the early days of
Canada's development, to refuse the
services of Huxley and Tyndal, but we
have left that epoch of provincialism
far behind us and the Federal Govern-
ment and provincial goverit_ieen governments
ass
well as private comp
spend large sums cn scientific educa-
tion and researel1 of all kinds.
A Six Par.
The smell girl was accustomed to
lk of 11er father who was an
considerable quart •y o goer
file form of rings, watches and other n1Cnting, :and I find It talcs Fik bites
trinkets.' Prisoner—"Yes, sir; Ire« to reedit
the green."
bring Itrppltessr y I slS No,
31--,27
membered. .that moneyalone don't ,.e -- —E
1
Iti-DOWN AFTER'
Ell GF BABY
Firestone Builds the Only Gum-Dipged Tires.
Ottawa. Woman Made Strong by.
Taking Lydia E. i i kilam's
Vegetable Compound
Ottawa, Ontario.—"Iwas terribly
run-down after the birth of my third
baby*. 1 had awful bearing -down pains
and was afraid I had serious trouble, i
1 was 'tired all the time and had no •
appetite. My sister-in-law is taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-,
pound and cannot praise it too highly
and asked me to try it. I have had
splendid results and - feel fine all the
tune now. Any one who needs a
thorough pick-me-up ��soon learns
from me what to take. Mrs. RENE
PAQUIN, 312 Cumberland Street, Ot-x
tawa, Ontario.
Terrible Backache
Hamilton, Ont.—"After my baby
was born I had terrible backache and
headaches. I could not do my work and
felt tired from the fust minute 1 got
up. But worst of all were the pains
in my sides when I moved about. 1 .
had to sit or lie down for a house e af-
terwards.
I could keep my un -
order, but many things had to go
done at the time, because of my ail-
ments. 1 was told by a neighbor to
take Lydia E. Pinkhaln's Vegetable
Compound, as she said it would build
me up. I was relieved before I hacl
taken the first we bought and have
not had any trouble like it since.
Mrs. T. AURICLE, 60 Burton Street,':
Hamilton, Ontario. Oi
•
Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for.
Colds Headache Neuritis ' Lumbago
Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism.
.. =TMS:
n�a
DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART
.,ems
Acte t on..214 el" pack l.ge
which contai'ns proven ciirec.itio
Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets
Also bottled of 24 and 100-1lruggiste.
Aspirin in the trade, mark
etl�o- l of Bayer 'he of
t deseof Salaaeld (Acetyl Slle Acid, ) While I Is well known
that .aspirin means Bayer
assist
the
rlic eiImitations,
TMhe Tablets
of Baler Company will gtainiedwith their general trade the Un'ss,•