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PATENTS.
N OFFER TO EVERY t:: VENTOR•
List of wante" inventions and full
nformation sent free. The Ramsay Com-
pany, World Patent Attorneys, 273 Bank
Street, Ottawa, Canada.
Protects Against Sun
A cover must be placed over the
lenses of lighthouse lamps. If expos-
ed the lenses become giant burning
glasses that focus the sun's rays on
the inside of the lamp. In a few hours
the lantern would be so hot it would
be dangerous to enter and there would
be serious damage to the mechanism.
Australia fears another rabbit
plague this year.
HY not go home for
Christmas? . Perhaps you
haven't been there for years.
Restful cabins ... comfortable
public rooms ... marvellous
meals . and the perfect
Cunard Personal Service await
you in whichever class you
travel on these popular ships.
SPECIAL ` liltIETMM
from MONTREAL on
Nov. 24 — H.M.S. ' AURANIA"
to Havre and London.
Nov. 27 — R.M.S. "ATBENIA'
to Belfast, Liverpool, Glasgow.
from HALIFAX on
Dec. 9 — R.M.S: "AUSONIA".
Dec. 15 R.M.S: "ASCANIA",
to Plymouth, Havre, London.
Dec. 15 — H.M.S. "LETITIA"
to Belfast, Liverpool, Glasgow,
from Saint John, Dec, 14.
Low Round -Trip Fares
Cabin Class ,from $206.00
Tourist Claes.......from 168.00
'third Class. , , , .,...... 131.50
Ask about our Special Christmas
Excursions, from your local agent
or from the nearest Cunard office
217 tray Street, (Elgin 3471)
Toronto
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HERE A THE
MAL SIGNS OF
CID STOMACH
Neuralgia Feeling of Weakness
Headaches Mouth Acidity
Nausea Loss of Appetite
Indigestion Sour Stomach
Nervousness Sleeplessness
Auto -intoxication
WHAT TO DO FOR IT
TAKE -2 teaspoonfuls of
Phillips' Mille of Mag-
nesia in a !;lass of water
every morning when you
get up. Take another.
teaspoonful 30 minutes
after eating. And another
before you go to bed.
OR—Take the new
Philips' Milk of Magnesia
Tablets — one tablet for
each teaspoonful, as di-
rected above.
If you have Acid Stomach, don't
worry about it. Follow the simple.
directions given above. This small
dosage of Phillips' Milk of Magnesia
act36at once to neutralize the acids
that cause headache, stomach pains
and other distress. Try it. You'll
feel like a new person.
But—be careful you get REAL
milk of magnesia when you buy—
genuine PHILLIPS Milk of Mag-
nesia.
a -nesia.See that the nanie
.IPS' the on label.
ALSO IN TABLET FORM
Each tiny tablet is the
equivalent of a teaspoonful
of Genuine Phillips' Milk
Of Magnesia.
MADE IN CANADA
N'iiff psy /dal of 1Viagnesis,
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The modern girl is certainly clever
She can Dross the street amid heavy
traffic and use her lipstick or rouge at
the ,same time.
If anybody has the idea that he
knows a lot let him answer questions
of a group of children for fifteen min-
utes.
Doctor—"But I told you to get your
wife to wrap your neck up in flannel.
Have you done so?"
Patient—"No, doctor."
Doctor—"And she was to bathe the
boil in boric acid. Has she done it?"
Patient—"No doctor."
Doctor—"Why not?"
Patient—"I haven't a wife."
"I tell you I'll speak to the manage-
ment. I insist on having a room with
a bed in it."
"This is not your room, This is the
elevator."
Marvels of Heredity
Phyllida — "Sometimes you appear
really manly,and sometimes you are
effeminate. How do you account for
it?"
Phillip—"I suppose it's hereditary.
Half of my ancestors were men and
the other half women,"
Riddle: What is it that a girl thinks
of first thing in the morning, the last
thing at night—twists round her finger
and wipes her feet on? The Boy
Friend. ,,
So Would We
"I'd be much better off if they'd put
that sign on the mail box."
"What sign?"
"Post no bills."
The 'honeymoon is over when the
young husband Ands out that his
bride's complexion comes in jars and
that her clothes come C.O.D.
The lights in the crowded bus had
failed and the passengers were thrown
into confusion.
Tall Young Man (to young lady at
his side)—"Can I find you a strap?"
Young Lady (smiling sweetly).—
"Thank you, but I have just found
one."
Tall Young Man—"Good. Then per
hails you wouldn't mind letting go of
my tie."
They Take Everything
She -"You never hear of women
cashiers embezzling or running off
with their employer's money."
He—"Not often but when it does
happen they take the employer, too,"
A Discouragement to Thrift
The neighbor of a malt noted for
his extreme thrift saw him on a week
day dressed in his Sunday clothes,'
"What's up, Jim?" he called out.
"Why the glad rags?"
"Haven't you heard the 'Jews?"
"News! What news?"
"Triplets!"
"012, so that accounts for—" began
the neigbbor, when the frugal one in-
terrupted him:
"Yes, that accounts for niy wearing
these clothes. What in thunder's the
use of trying to be economical?"
Little Grace—"Why are there no
marriages in Heaven, Daddy Dear?"
Daddy (after stealthy glance
HEALS PILES
Or Money Back
Absolutely New Patented Medical
Discovery Create'' Magical Desalts
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Don't let Piles lead to more serious.
conditions, requiring a dangerous op-
eration. Use BEMICONE SUPPOSI-
TORIES, which quickly heal and
strengthen the affected parts.
We knoW this wonderful remedy
will stop that pain and make you feel
-yourself again, YOU CAN BE SURE
OF REAL RESULTS.
OUR GUARANTEE
Send us $2.00 and we will. send you
one dozen HESICONE Suppositories,
and our CHEQUE for $2.00 on the
BAN Or
TORONTO,eashaUle any
time within two weeks.
Use HEMICONE—if you are not
relieved and feel you have not many
times your inoneys worth, caah our
cheque. You will know if you are
treating us fairly or not. We trust
to your honesty. Ton are the'.Judge.
THE HEMICONE CO.,
72 James St. N., 'Hamilton, .Gilt,
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7—Catch-phrase
13—Dried grape
14—Hairy .
15—High mountain
16—Whirled
18—Parent
19-501
20—Scarlet
21—Address of respect
22—To urge
24—To praise
26—Ringlet
27 -Falling in crystals
29—Pet name
30—Trunk
31—Deer
32—Small valleys
34—Amuses
37—Girl's name
38—Small particle
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39—So far
40—Color
41—Obscure
42 -Sun god
43—Type measure
44—Dullest
47—Wager
48—To stick
50—Courteous
52—Discusses
53—Gets up
Vertical
1—Turkish edicts
2—Unfavorable
3—Mark on card
4—Pronoun
5—To unite
G—Goal
7 -Discovered secretly
8—Prevaricated
9=Antique
10—To leave
11—'.0o aim
12—Almost
17—Medicine
21—Various
23—Gnome
24—Covers
25—Some
26—Fruit of pine
28—Forest
29—Bee's home
31—To strike
32—To discover
33—To captivate
34—Coin
35—Cylindrical
36—Asserts
38—Actors
41—Arrow.
44 Beverage
45—Mineral spring
46—Jutti-ng rock
47—Encore!
49—Pronoun
51—Chinese weight
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Our own advice: Never argue about
a question if you have- made up your
mind. •
"What could be more sad," said a
school mistress, than a man without
a country?"
"A country without a man," answer-
ed a pretty schoolgirl,
Girls' Greatest Problems
Finding a stocking that won't
Finding a husband who won't
around:
run.
run
The way to have some of the best
families ask you to call again is to be
a bill collector.
around)—"Because that would not be
Heaven, my dear."
Dreams of the strong become reali-
ties, but. dreams of the weak become
alibis which bore the public.
Memoriam
Not for the countless many who have
walked
Into the western sun, laughed a day,
Made light of death, fought, reste3,
drank and tallied—
And then put down their harnesses for
aye.
Not for the gallant gentlemen who've
struck
Forth .to Valhalla, tossing out their
hour'
Of youtl, a untiring strength and noise
and pluck—
And then to silence, sans all song, all
power.
Not for the richly heralded and sung:
Only for one my heart gave as its
share,
Young -voiced and open-eyed and laugh-
ter -hung, •
Eager as Spring is eager, and as fair.
Only for one on whom the years have
spread
Branch after branch of crystal -flower-
ing tears,
Whose glory is my heart's own meat
and bread,
Whose silence is the silver of my
years.
Only for one of all the countless, this;
A gift of words that ache within my
- breast,
That burn within my throat as does
the kiss
flora lips that call no,more from out
West.
got. 'him and all his brothers, then, 1
pray
G'od's special watch in Flanders Fields
this day.
Bert Cooksley.
Holly has often been used for hedg-
ing purposes as it bears clipping well.
DRIVES HIMSELF TO
4e`ORK AT 82
And Still Plays a Little Golf
How many of us, when we are 82,
will be the equal in health and activity
of this vigorous old Scottish engineer?
In a Ietter he says:—
"I arrived here from Scotland on
the 7th April, 1870. I am over 82
years old. 1 drive my Ford car 40
miles over hills and dales to a factory,
and can still play a little golf. I have
taken the little dose of Kruschen Salts
in my cup of coffee every morning for
some years, and I believe it is keeping
me in good health and enabling me to
keep on working at the factories as
eugih,._.r. „—L. A.
"Whether you are still iu your 'teens
or past your prime, it is neither too
early nor too late to start on the 'lit-
tle daily dose." Just a tiny, tasteless
pinch of Kruschen Salts in your morn-
ing cup of tea or coffee! They ensure
internal cleanliness, and keep the
blood -stream pure. New and refreshed
blood is sent coursing to every fibre
of your being. Rheumatism, head-
aches, indigestion and backache all
pass you by.
Flying at great heights may cause
symptoms similar to those of alcoholic
intoxication, including excitement,
quarrelsomeness, apathy, and drowsi-
ness.
The English throne is situated in
the House of Lords. It is a Gothic
chair of oak.
AT SOOTHES NERVES
ENRICHES BL60D
BUILDS NEW a`VIGOtj'R„
SPRAINS
Rub Minerd's in gently. It
penetrates sore ligaments,
'drays inflammation, soothes,
heals.
47 Puts you on your feet:
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You get more for your money 3
In Plug Tobacco ... '14 more
smoke in every pipeful ...14
more smoking pleasure ... 34
greater value for the money.
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Annual Survey
Ontario Hospitals
College of Surgeons In United
States Issues Approved
List
Chicago. — For sixteen years • the
American College of Surgeons has con-
ducted annual surveys of hospitals in
the United States and Canada in an
effort to improve these institutions in
the best interests of the public. The sur-
veys have been carried on through the
hospital standardization movement of
the college which has as, its basis the
minimum standard which all hospitals
desiring approval must meet. In 1918
only 89 hospitals in the 'United States
and Canada could meet the require-
ments of the college for approval. This
year, of 3,554 institutions surveyed,
2,294 have been approved,' or 67 per
cent,
The American College of .,surgeons
announces its approved list every year
for the, information of the public, so
that when one becomes I11 and re-
quires hospitalization he can choose
a hospital which is capable of provid-
ing safe and efficient care.
The approved hospitals in Ontario
are limited in the foil iwtoo list. "Pro- I
visionally approved" indicates that the
hospitals so designated have accepted
the minimum requirements for hospi-
tals laid down by the American Col-
lege of Surgeons, bat for lack of Vine
or other acceptable reasons have not
yet been able to carry them out Di�
every detail.
Brantford — Brantford General .Yes-
pitai
Brockville—"Brocl•ville General Hos-
pital, *St. Vincent de Paul Hospital.
Byron—Queen Alexand: • Sanator-
ium.
Chatham—Public General Hospital,
St. Joseph's Hospital.
Cornwall—"Cornwall General Hos-
pital, "Hotel Dieu Hospital.
Fort William — McKellar !neral
Hospital.
Galt—Galt General Hospital,
Gravenhurst—Muskoka Hospital for
Consumptives.
Guelph—St. Joseph's Hospital.
Hamilton—Hamilton General Hos-
pital, Mountain Sanatorium, St.
Joseph's Hospital,
Kingston — Hotel Dieu Hospital,
Kingston General Hospital.
Kitchener—St. Mary's Hospital.
London—St, Joseph's .iospital, Vic-
toria Hospital, Westminster Hospital.
Niagara Falls—°Niagara 'ai , Gen-
eral Hospital.
Oshawa—Oshawa General Hospital.
Ottawa—Ottawa Civic Hospital, Ot-
tawa General Hospital.
Owen Sound—General and Marine
Hospital.
Peterboro — Nicholls Hospital, St.
Joseph's Hospital..
Port Arthur—St. Joseph's General
Hospital.
St. Catharines—Niagara Peninsula
Sanitarium, St. Catharines General
Hospital.
St. Thomas—Memorial Hospital:
Sault Ste. Marie—General Hospital.
Smiths Falls—"St. Francis General j
Hospital, "Smiths Falls Public Hos- j
pital.
Stratford --Stratford General Hos-'
pititl.
Sudbury—St. Joseph's Hospital,
Toronto—Christie Street Hospital,
Grace Hospital Division of the Toron-
to Western Hospital, Hospital for Sick
Children, Lockwood Clinic hospital,
Riverdale Isolation Hospital, St. Jo-
seph's Hospital, St. Michael's Haspital,
Toronto Bast General Hospital, To-
ronto General Hospital, Toronto West-
ern Hospital, Wellesley Hospital,
Women's College hospital.
Walkerville —Metropolitan General
Hospital.
Welland --"Welland County General
Hospital.
Weston—Toronto hospital for Con-
sumptives.
Windsor—Hotel Dieu of St. Joseph,
Salvation Army Grace Hospital,
Woodstock — Woodstock General
Hospital,
*—Provisionally
Ip approved.
roved.
Daffodils are one of the most popu-
lar
Alar and widely grown flowers. There
are now over 6,000 named varieties of
this bulb, whereas in 1629 there were
ninety-four.
L!VERISHNESS
SLUGGISHNESS
STOMACH PAINS
A dose of Beecham's Pills each night
Will keep you Smiling, Healchy &Bright
Pairs After Eating?
Try This!
Pains after eating are generally due
to an excess of acid in the stomach that
forms gas and causes belching, heart
burn, bloating, sou; stomach and indi-
gestion. Bisurated Magnesia taken after
meals will give such quick and pleasing
relief you will be surprised. Any drug-
gist will tell you ordinary Bisurated
Magnesia is line for sour acid stomach
conditions. It should be in every home.
It works,
COLDS ARE
DANGEROUS
Soothe and relieve
Them; build up
resistance with
SCOTT'S
!,, EMULSION
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7 LIVER THAT MAKES
YOU FEEL, SO WRETCHED
Wake up your Liver Bile
—No Calomel necessary
For you to feel healthy and happy, your
Liver must pour two ounds of liquid bile 'rte
your bowels, every, day. Without that bile,
trouble starts. Poor digestion. Slow elimination,
Poisons in the body. General tvretcheduete
How oan you expect to clear up a situauot
like this oompletely with mere bowel-n,o•: ing
salts, oil, mineral water, laxative candy or
chewing gum, or roughage? They don't wake
up our hver.
You need Carter's Little Liver Pine. Purer
vegetable. Safe. Quick and sure results. Ask
for them by name. Refuse substitutes 25c. at
ell drugglets
Dr. D. D. Dennis' Liquid Prescrip-
tion. Made and guaranteed by the
makers of Campana's Italian Balm.
Trial bottle 350 at your druggist.
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WEAK WOMEN
Take Lydia E. Pinl:hanl's
vegetable Compound
Have you eves felt (that (yowl were toe
weak to do anything . 55 that you 'did
not have the strength to do yottr work?
, Women who are weak and run -dews
should take is tonne such as Lydia E'
?lukham'e Vegetable Compound, Head.
*clue and backaches that aro the result
of a tired, run-down condition often
yield to this marvelous medicine.
98 out of every 100 women who report
to us sal' that thby are benefited by this
medicine. Buy a bottle from your drug.
gist today .. r and watch tha result..
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