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THE iIALF-SPEEp MAN
What It Means When You Fe .
Run Down and Out of Sorts.
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ateguardwg theidow's ate
Fee
By Key. Peter Oryce-
Tann impressiod wain and again enable hier to purchase u teem. When
with the evident a asfrity of Bate- the widow nea4ed toe u o'nlery mad
1 grin rr1 ins, Lti s situ a mamnalar, the estate not obteiat irt.. A father en eftw, in au•
01'141*. •widioty, It t1ati beery u y privi- wad 11,000, de n needed. ether ease, }mooMuhl
leas in t1Tap past twQ not PaY' et back Wheal it was reeled.
{, years to examine A .brothler, Su anther caeca; borrowed
- nearly 8,040 tartly +eeordev and with $750, t9 litelp him in esitablfi*Vkln�g a
bine (*toe frequency rite record tells s '1 blur s�e�; -'ihe veat;u-re wee tee
a2 email estates ddasdpated by foolish s+ueoetsstul and the moauey, could net be
recovered, Nedgllbore. and friends
InA few dare ago I noted that a widowhave, regain and ae,,eare united in re-
lievi'ng the widow of bee cash asseette
Left with an insurance of $2,000 brad usnrely promising a good rate of tn-
irtvested $1,500 in gold mining stock tweet but unfortunately, in meat' !n-
ot no value, Quote frequently 'the srban�oes, -the security bas been 'ex-
tremely doubtful,
You know what It mean to feel "al
oat of routs," :Most people have felt
tile way at some time. Nerves out of
ordier,
irritable, languid, depressed, An
stetting head, appetite bad and diger
tion weak: With sums people this •aorta
(Mon comes and goes; with others it
is ohlronic•—they cella 'stoke it off. It
illvterferes with business, spoils recrea-
tion and robs life of all its joys,. These
men and women are only able to work
at halt -speed. The trouble is caused
by poor, watery blood. You can m -
)rove conditions today by taking Dr,
Williams' Pink Piths. These pills en --
rich and stimulate the blood, strength-
en the nerves and give you fresh vig-
or. Bore is proof. Mr. William F.
Bell, Bracebridge, Ont., says:—"I have
been recommending Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for a number of years, be-
came of the benefit I got from their
use. I• was in. a terribly run down con-
dition, I was scarcely able to do any-
thing all winter. To make things
worse I took the mumps and caught
cold, and as a result was confined to
bed for six weeks, part of the time in
a terrible fever. Of course I was don-
teriug," but instead of getting better I
was growing weaker. At this time my
fath•er-in-law urged me to try Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink .Pills, but I had lost faith
In all medicine and refused. However,
he had such faith in them that he
bought me s'ix boxes, and of course I
could not refuse to take them. Now
I am glad I did not. I lead not taken
them long before I began to have faith
in the pills myself. There was no
doubt I was improving. Day by day
my strength came back and I gained
in weight' from 116 to 146 pounds.
Therefore, I feel that I cannot speak
too highly of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
and I hope my experience will con-
vince some other sufferer of the value
of this medicine."
You can get these pills through any
dealer in medicine or by mail post-paid
at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
Canada leads a list of 13 nations in
the per capita consumption of butter,
according to a report of the United
States Department of Agriculture.
Each person in Canada is credited with
consuming 27 pounds of 'butter aayear,
compared with 16 pounds ln; he Un-
ited States. Sweden leailaAi-lithe con-
sumption of milk, and '" witzerland
leads in Meese eaig, tihe average for
each person ibeilr;;R.ounds.
Mlnard'$ Liniment`;
widow le induced to Iauochaae od1 stock
with the prountse of tame interest re-
turns. Every worthdes's. form of stock
figures in Investments made by the
widow. 'Unscrupulous men undoubt-
edly prey upon the widow end follow
up all information given in announce -
meets in the press respecting the pro-
bation of wells. •
It is amazing to note, also, how the
widow's money is loaned out to rele-
tives• and friends wiithout security.
One instance of many in: that of a
widow with $8,000 from inrsuranhe. A
brother-in-law borrowed $600, a broth-
er $500, and a sister-in-law $1,000 to
One man secured a loan (?) of
$2,000 i'reen a wdow on the pretense
of giving a $10,000 insurance policy
roadie out to Iter as security. Some
time afterwards she consulted a law-
yer in regard to the transaction, and
ascertained that the num hod paid
only one half-yeas'ly premium on the
policy. The policy had lapsed, and
the man thud left the country.
The `annuity plan, as now advocated
by insurance companies, or arranging
the estate 'so that an income only- is
available, would save many widows
from financial disaster.
Safety in the Mine.
An invention which should do much
to safeguard the lives of miners is a
bell which automatically sounds an
alarm if there is a dangerous amount
of gas or firedamp in the pit.
This warning device is the invention
of an English electrical engineer and
his son, a chefuical engineer. One of
its most important features is that it
continues to sound as long as the air
in the mine ia. impure. It can be set
so that it goes off as soon as a certain
percentage of gas or firedamp is in
the atmosphere, and it gives ample
time for the miners to escape before
the air becomes really dangerous.
In appearance it is like an ordinary
box. At one end is a sensitive plate
in contact with the atmosphere, and
how effective it is may be judged by
the results of various stringent tests.
The vapor from three drops of whis-
key shaken from a tumbler held over
the plate was sufficient to set the
alarm ringing.
Trailing Aurora.
Incidiental to his voyage of disooveiy
in the Aretlte, ;Captain Rioald Around-
scan plans ta Make movee pictures of
the aurora boreales,—•that wonderful
.
moat none known to be elect•
naturae, which manifests
'*atta at aright stream rs
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a
alt
Irk
1st Prize $6500
2nd Prize $3500
3rd Prize $2000
that into the sky •all airounld the
Arctic Circle.
Occasionally in our latitudes we get
a glimpse of it, but only a, glimpse; and
it seems to as as if the streamers
sprang from the surface level of the
earth. But they do not. They start
from• forty to fifty miles up. .
It "is' the sun that makes the aurora,,
which varies in size and intensity with:
stolar activity. Once in a while, when
it reaches a maximum, its streamers
may be seen stretching clear across
our night sky, and there Is s,o, much
electricity let loose than all our tele-
graph instruments go on strike,
THE FALL WEATHER
= t� D ON LITTLE ONES
Canadian fall weather is extremely
bard on little ones. One day to warm
and bright, and the next wet aand cold.
These sudden changes bring on colds,
cramps and colic, and unless baby's
little stomach is kept right the result
may be serious. There is nothing to
equal Baby's Own Tablets, in keeping
the little ones well. Thiey sweeten the the
stomach, regulate the bowels, breajr s
up colds and wake: baby thrive. The
Tablets are sold by m�eddcine dealers 1
or by maid at 25 cents a box from The p
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
OIJCHT THE
OF LIFE
TO
YCOTE
114rs, J. Cote, 58 St, EusltaCbe St.,
42uope ,' epeeniatly ,?node the tallowine
gratef1ll statement a'egarding Taalluel
orpeailao has brought Me perfect
1seaif hi Said the joy of living and 1. am
glad` tie :tell everybody 'what a grand
medicine it iii,, ,liter over a year T was
in a}leh' a weak eomdltinn on account
of stomach .and liver troubles that I
Could heraly • move about the house. I
could' not eat a good meal without suf-
fering the 'Worst soot of pains after.
wards, I' woke up mornings' with a
fearful headache,- and had such bad
dizzy spells. I had to leave my work
and lie. down. .1 felt tired and weary
the 'time and often had terrible
st�giking seiteittione,
"Tis way Tan�lac built me up is
simply wo'ndlerful, After taking four
bottles my:'troubles ase all gone and
Y ani as, well as I ev, was in my life.
I east, and sleep like a child and have
strength to de my housework with
Tanlac'Is sold by all good druggists.
"W>rtsn'tIt g'rovidential?"
William Nest rst into the kit-
chen wlieare his mother wan busy get-
ting; dinner'. "Mr. Simonds ran into an
autemehille to•daiy and tipped over!"
he 'eeclai red. "Ned was with him,
and neither was hart! Taprove,n't it prov.
dentine:mot.her?"
Whien ,hie' mothe=r had inquired .more
parnticuliamly about the accident she
seemed sq iddenly to think of something
else' aFd, laying dowel this knife and
absent-rnindedly holding the potato
that s'lie load been peeling, asked her
son: "Wouldn't it have been prroviden-
tial, williaul, if Ned had been hurt or
even kilted?
William mi
looked at his other in as,-
itomishniiqut. "why," Ile replied, "I
thought that only good things• were
Provide¢itiai, Our Sunday -school teach-
er soy's that God' cares even for tele
stparro we."
"Sher is right," his mother replied.
"Jesus aeons', 'Are not two spam°ows
sold for a farthing? And one of them I
shall not fall on the ground without
your Fatpher.' Jesus does not sax that
fiearrowa do not fall, but when they do
fall they are still in•the care of our
heavenly Father. Sparrows often fall;
sir enemies capture them, and
tor�ms kill them; but they are' a pant
f
o God's universe, and God rules wise -
y. • Hie lenows eves'ything that hap-
,enes, a ' He cares."
"I -a "thought of that," ' William
repli
"It is
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Here's your opportunity to participate In these three big cash prizee. We wish to
put THE ATHLETIC GUIDE, our new Sporting Paper on the map and at once.
It would take us menthe and months to reach our cieculatien obi'ective by ordinary
canvassing methods 'so we have decided to spend our money in a way whereby our.
own subecriberi will gain an opportunity to participate in our expenditure which
really makes'our proposition a mutual one all the way round.
To participate in this subscription campaign you simply indicate on the coupon
below whether In your estimation the HOME TEAM will score MORE, LESS or
THE SAME NUhUIER of goals than they scored In the corresponding game of Inst
year, by placing an "S" in the column provided in the coupon. Prizes will be,
awarded to subscribers as follows: The first prize to the subscriber who submits the highest correct estimate. The second
prize to the subscriber who submits the second highest correct estimate and the third prize to the subscriber who submits the
third highest. Prizes will be equally divided among subscribers whose eatimates rank cleans correct.
RULES
(1) All entries must be made on coupons provided for that.
purpose.
(2) Any coupon which has been altered er nsntilated will
be disqualified.
(8) In event of a tie, or ties, prizes will be divided
equally between those tieing, but should the necessity
arise, the Auditor reserves the right to rearrange prize
money so that the first prize winners will receive more
than the second, and the second prize winners receive
more than the third.
(4) Matches on coupons incorrectly scheduled, or not com-
menced, same will be struck o12 the coupon. In rho
event of a game being started, and then dineontinued
for anyreason whatsoever, the score as re iatered at
g
the timethe game is terminated,val1 Ua accepted as
being the same es a ,full game
The Auditor reserves the right to disqualify any coupon
for what, in his opinion, is s good and sufficient reason.
and it is a distinct condition of entry that the Auditor's
decision shall be accepted as final and legally binding
in all matters concerning this competition. No cor-
respondence will be entered into or interviews granted.
(6) In marking coupon, place cress In column provided;
denote whether you think the HOME team will score
(5)
•
MORE GOALS, LESS GOALS, or the SAME NUMBER
OF GOALS as in the corresponding game of last year.
(7) Should the score shown for last year's games be incor-
rect it will not affect any estimate as the figures will
. be taken as printed herewith.
(8) Entrants must enclose 25c with each coupon, which will
entitle them to five weeks' subscripton to THE ATI2-
LETiC GUIDE, or 31, which entitles them to one extra
entry coupon and twenty-five weeks' subscription.
(9) No two prizes will be paid out in any one week to any
one subscriber.
(10) Employees of THE ATHLETIC GUIDE cannot compete.
(11) Prizes are awarded on the
results s receiv
ed by cable
bn or before 9 a.m. Monday following date of matches.
(12) No responsibility will be accepted by THE ATHLETIC
GUIDE for the loss or non-delivery of any coupon.
Proof of posting will not be accepted as proof of de-
livery or receipt.
(i3) Coupons received without name or address will be dis-
qualified.
(14) In eases of capital prize winners when the address is
given as "General Delivery" only, proof of identification
will be required before mailing of capital prize.
', T ALL COM
E
ATHLETIC GUIDE PUBLISHING CO., 508 Dominion Bank Bldg., Vancouver, B.C.
I enter this Football Competition with the understanding that I agree to abide by the published
rules governing same and to accept the Auditor's decision as final and legally binding. Twenty-five
cents enclosed for five weeks' subacription entitles me to one estimate; 6Dc, fen weeks and two
estimates; 75c. fifteen weeks and three estimates; 21.00, twenty weeki and five estimates.
NOTE ---Mark with an X in column provided whether you think the HOME team will scare MORE,
LESS or rho SAME number of.goalr as in the corresponding game last season.
NAMEu.....
ADDRESS
Mark with X in column provided, "M" is more; "L" le less; "S" is same.
Noe
Games to be
Played
Dere
30
Competition
closes Midnight
Dec. 29
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Northampton
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Halifax
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bee eines-.for "us.
only°wit-}. Pie givesi us wblat we like.
There any things, Wiliam, that
we ca explain, but whatever hap-
pens we re never breyond God's care;
and, very often things that we neither
desire nor like are of more value to
us and to others -.than things that we
desire arae. It is the sign of a strong
character to trust God's providences
always, whether we like thein or not,
and whether He is giving to us os- is
taking from us•."
MONEY ORDERS.
The safe way to send money by mail
is by Dominion Express Money Order.
Prolonged absence of sunlight tends
-to produce pale hair and colorless
eyes.
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To cleau out your bowels without
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and all such distress gone by morning,
Nicest physic •cr earth for grown-up
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18-SUE No, 40—'22.
MOTHER!
Open Child's Bowels with
"California Fig Syrups,
Hurry Mother! A teaspoonfal of
"California, Fig Syrup" now will thor-
oughly clean the little bowels and in
a few recurs you have a we11; playful
child again. Even a cross, feverish,
oonstipated child loves ltd "fruity"
taste, and mothers oan rest easy be.
cause it never fails to work all the
sour bile and pole.ons right out of the
stomach and bowels without griping
or upsetting the child.
Tell your druggist you want only the
genuine "California Fig Syrup" which
has directions for babies and ohllldren
of all ages pointed on battle. Mother,
you must say "California." Refuse any
Imitation.
Now colds are in the air, this pee-
venttative will be welcome to many a
mother: Boil half a pint of milk and
half a pint of water together. Squeeze
into a 'cup the juice of one lemon, add
it to the other liquid and cook gently
for three minutes. Now strain, it off,
add' sugar to taste, and give to the
patient piping ihot.
Minard's Liniment for Distemper.
When buying nutmegs, choose small
rather than large ones, as the former
have a bettee flavor.
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Tongs eltreet, Toronto, Beests .e
. ettent Attorney,, eeerl fpr tree •bo s U L
TT2516 .TJNITIeD HeeP.ITA.L S
of Nul•sing offers a, 41 year gqogese
to Nigh Scliobl graduates, Text -hooks,
allowance, uliifortns sand soholurphiq.
provided. Oless enters In Japueey, Send
for prospectus, Port Qitester, New 'rock,
$°dIC3.3l�.
CI.Hoic30 OILY= EB BLACK FoxIlig
J pups, adults. Reid l3res Bothwell.
Ontario,
BELTING FOR SALE
NdLTI,1^IG O1' ALL KINDS, Ij9W OH
4, pulleys, aawe, cable, hose,
ate„ shipped subject to .approval at low•
tet pricea to Cenade,, York Baiting Coe
i.15 York St.. Toronto.
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2 Pimples Disappear
"You don't need mercury, potash
or any other strong mineral .to
cure pimples caused by poor
blood, Take Extract of Roots—
druggists call it "Mother Seigel's
Curative Syrup—and your skin -will
clear up as fresh as a baby's. It
will sweeten your stomach and
2 regulate your bowels." Get the
genuine. 50c. and $1,00 Bottles.
At 'hug stores. • p
r�s
PUT. STOMACH IN
ORDER .AT ON
4`Pape's DI
Ga
CE
pepsin" for
, Indigestion or
Sour Stomach
1iHMMM*i„ ,,.N♦ .0.4.0.1.44.4.4.4•01.000.004i
instantly! Stomach corrected! You
never feel the slightest distress from
Indigestion or a sour, acid, gassy stom-
ach, after you eat a tablet of "Pape's
Diapepslin." The moment it reaches
the stomach all sourness, flatulence;
heartburn, gases, palpitation mid pain
disappear. Dru.ggistts guarantee each
paeleage to correct digestion at once.
End your stomach trouble for few
cents.
QUEER FEEUNGS
AT MIDDLE AGE
1
Cuticura Insures
HealthyComplexions
Daily use of Cdticura Soap, assisted when
necessary by Cutieura Ointment, promotes
a clear skin, good hair and soft white
hands in most cases when all else fails.
Always include the exquisitelyscentedCuti-
cura Talcum in your toilet preparations.
Soap25c Ointment rent 25 and 50e. Talcum 25c. Sold
throughout the Dominion. Canadian Depot:
Lvmnas, Limited, 344 St, Paul SL, W., Aintree!.
Cuticura Soap shaves without mug.
o'
'even
housework, co id no t
sleep at' night and
all kinds of queer
thoughts would come
tome. Finally
gave up going to the
doctor and a friend
told me of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound.
After the first bottle
I could sleep better
and I have kept on
improving ever since. I have taken
seven bottles now and am so happy that
1 am all over these bad feelings."—Mrs.
B. LANSER,1639 N. Brd St., Sheboygan,
Wisconsin.
For the woman entering middle age
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound can be of much benefit. During
this time of life certain changes take
place which sometimes develop into
serious trouble.
Melancholia, Nervousness. irritability,
headache and dizziness are some of tine
symptoms. Lydia L. Pinkham's Vege-
tableCP
om ound is a natural restora-
tive, especially adapted to assist nature
in carrying you safely East this time.
Why not give it a fair trial?
UNLESS you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you:
are not getting Aspirin at all
Accept only are "unbroken package" of `Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin," which contains directions and dose worked out by
physicians during 23 years and proved safe by millions for,
Colds Headache
Toothache Neuralgia
Earache Lumbago
Rheumatism
Neuritis
Pain, Pain
Bandy "Bayer" bar:r of 1'. tablets ---Also bottles of 24 anti 10().---Dius•nisis.
Asisir•ln 1s tirr trade marl: I oegtstorcd In ('a,narla) of Prayer ;lion it facture et Men o-
ccurncirlestat of ••t 1r'lieneid. ICbtie it is will 1ir,o\I•it that \nllirha inn*gin 1''•.r
Inonafattu,n, to a.n1 t 11 public anu1t st innitatton:r, the Tables s of Tiev,-; ,..pa;ry
will be stamped with their gencr'al •trade nr/trl„ the 5 rr ("rept,'