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OUR BOYS' AN, D DEDICATM
To I:V=y
GIRLS' CORNER BOT A"
By Aunt June CANAIAA
Accwdbg to the C.Vyds% Ad
I da not (4ink there, Was ever a time
when. I Injoyed opening my mail so
ilifth as now when there are always
so many interesting letters to read
from my many nephews and nieces.
How I love to read about Your pets
and the work you do, and about your
home and friends!
For several weekonow I have been
going to tell you of some new -ganies
and otherthings -but It I take up isluch
time with my letters to you there will
be very little room for your letters, so
the games must walt for a time. By
the time you read this holidays will
be here agabat' the Easter season with
Its thoughts of ws3 fluffy'% -chicks and
baby rabbits, and gardening 'time, the
time when, we begin to think how we
will plan out those summer gardens
—w�ioh brings me -to the question
'How Many of You Will -Have a
�Qarden This Summer?
I should like to hear All about It—
what you intend to plant. 1 have not
forgotten the splendid war service
some of our Helpers did With their
gardens.
I hope every one of my Helpers
will have a very happy holiday and go
back to school, andto -Work ready for
a, useful and happy season.
Our Letter Box.
Dundalk.
Dear Aunt June—T am enclosing the
Pledge signed, which was in. -the Pa-
per this week. I enclosed a stamp
for a badge a few 7,eeks ago and am
hoping to get It solm.—Mildred War-
mer.
Dear Wildred—I am afraid there
are one or two of my little friends
who have not received theii badges
as soon as I would liked them to have
had -them but Aunt ,Tune has had a
very bad cold and has spent a few
days In bed so -could not look after
your letter right away. I will'aer-
tahlly send youa badge It one has not
already been sent off.to you: Thank
yonforthopl(Mge. Letme1snowif
you get your badge alrightithis time.
Paisley.
Dear Aunt JUne-I wish to join your
League. I enjoy reading the boys'
and girls' letters very much. I am
ten years old and am in the Junior
third class at school. I go to school
every day untile few weeks ago when.
I -had an operation for appendicitis.
I liked the nurses very much. I was
In hospital for ten days. Before I
Was operated on I used to help -them
milk the cows, feed the, cattle and get,
In the coal and wood, but now whei? I
ca,n% do anything I put the baby to
sleep and read books. I have five
sisters and two brothers. -For pets I I
have: a calf named Daisy, a dog
named Teddy and a Ranty rooster. I
livo on a farm of two -bundred acres.
We fixve sixty-nine cattle, ten pigs
and eleven horses. I guess I will
close., Please send me a badge�-
D. J. MeXenzie.
Dear Little Helper—Yon did not
sign Your �Chrhmlau 11ST110 to the, let-
ter so I do not know Your name and
am wondering If it Is Dorothy or
Doris or some other pretty namelike
that. I know all the other I-lelpers
will -be very sorry to read -of your Ill-
ness and hope, with me, thatyou will
soon be quite well again. I am send-
ing you a bsilges -as I think you will be
a splendid litt' le Helper. Write to me
Again And tell me wnen you are bet-
ter and able to go to school again. I
shall be anxious to hear.
Laurel.
Dear Ann, June—I am 12 on the
2 5th of
3G;, 1921. 1 would like, to
write to -other members and them
write to me. Although We live 24
miles from the placs where the paper
was printed we used -to live in Dun-
dalk. I Will toll you of one og our
near towns. It is Orangeville. They
call their paper the "llw-iner" and ar-
-6ther Is the SWUrbur-le Free rre�qs. I
hope, to seo 4% corner in both. I am
PLEDQE FOR HELPFIRS.
"Do A little kindness to someone
every day,
Scatter rays of sunshine all alongthe
way?)
I Pledge myself in the service of
.my King and Country to do ray best
in my daily work;,whenever it in"
be, to help othirs whenever possible.
und to endeavor In every *ay to
snake my -self a good citizen.
Name .... .... .... .. .... ....
Agog.... .... .... .... .... ...
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Address .... .... ....
Date .... .... .... ....
enclosing a stanip and the pledge for
which I hope to receive a badge�
Fred Harrison.
Dear Fred—I enjoyed your -letter
very much and would like to send you
a badge but you torgot to toll me of
tile many things I ,,know you do to
help another tand father every day,
'"Trite and tell me some of them and
then I will,send you a badge right
away. I am keeping your stampun-
til Ihear again from you.
N. El.Wargaree, -C.B., N.S.,
1LOSST
,jlle P. 0.
Dear Aunt June—As I saw the
boys and girls writing to you I
thought I would write too. I enjoy
reading tae boy -is, -and girls' letters.
I 'have four brothers aild four sisters.
My oldest brother and sister are inar-
tried. I go to school nearly every
day and am in grade ten. I would
like ito receive a badge, I guess I
will close now as my brother and
�sister are going to write.—Gertrude
?Crowdis.
Dear Aunt June—As my sister is
writing I though I would write too.
I go to school every day that is fine.
I am liftle years old and am in. the
second book. I would like to re-
ceive a badge. We have"Iwo cats
and one dog. The dogs name Is.
'Spont. . I will close now and write
again some other tIme.—Blizaboth
Orowdis.
Dear Aunt June—I saw -the boys,
and girls' letters In the i�aper and I
thought I would write too. 'INfy fath-
er Is anliller�be has three mills, A
saw mill, a grist mill and a plainer.
-1 like to work In the mills. I go to
school and am In the third grade. I
would like to get a badge.---4Harold
Crowdis. It
ukly dear little Helpers three,
4 sad little tale I hold for thoe.
Iron send me letters and (lid not say
What you do for others every day,
If You Will Write and let me know
It You help in -the mill, wash sweep or
sew %
And send athree-cent stamp to me
I'll gladly send you badges three.
Perth.
Dear Aunt June—I have signed the
Pledge and am going to try and help
my mother and others. The things I
-do for my mother are the following:
AV4911 dishes, sweep the floor and
acrub, sometimes bake bread when
my mother isnit at home. I go to
School which is one mile from home
and am In the third book. �Ajy age
istwelve Years and I have four broth-
ers,and one sister. Twoof the boys
90 to school and my sister Is small.
We don't live on a farm so any spare
'time I skate on tile ice and sleigh
rid-,. I am enclosing a three -cent
,qtanip hoping to -recelve a badge, -
Olive �'XeTonegal.
Dear Olive—What a splendid littlp
I'leIP(Ir You are to be sure. I am
very glad to be able to send you a
had;�! as I most vertainly tbink you
haVO earned it and I know you Will
live Up to tile Pledge. Write to mer
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WIRCMAN
U117LE Miss Donnet wears a huge bonne4
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With dozens and dozens of pink roses on it;
Her dress is spread wide
by the hoop -skirt inside,'
0 And she. looks in her mirror with evident pride.
U. 4..A. .1.4A 401 or.
see that you 1�axe a caniera. And I
again some time and let me know
sthool. every da�.when I am able but
how you are getting on at school and
sonietimes I am not -very well, When
if yon go Away for any summer holi-
I come home I help get th6 supper
days.
and Wash all the dishes, and'when ' I
a badge,and hope you )yIII alw,3,Ys
am home I make MYL bed and -get
West Bay.
wood. I ain twelve years old and
Dear Aunt June -1. would like to
in the senior third. My teadliers
Poin Your happy oorn-er. My name I$
name is Miss Good and I like her
Katherine MacKenzie, West Bay C,13.,
fine. How is Uncle Jim? I haven't
N.S., I aan going toschool ev�ry day
seen his name5in the paper for some
and like It fine. I am in Grade W.
time, fam enclosing a three -cent
For pets lbave four cilts and one pret,
-stamp for my badge and am looking
ty black dog. His name is Buster
forward to seeing/my letter in print,
and -lie is a Water spantel. an(f lie
Wishing the Club -every success.—
coasts oil the little sleigh With me.
Brown Eyes.
Dear Katherine—You did ;lot -tell
Rpar Brown Eyes—Thank you ever
me of the different things You do
anuch for the good wisiies for 'the
Miring the day to helpi mother or
Club. I am, sure all the other mem-
father so I cannot send you a b&dge,
bers are glad to welcome you- and I
although I would like very much to
amsending you a badge and hope you
have you as a member of -the League.
wIll always wear It. Uncle Jim is
I ani -keeping the three -cent stamp
Ount'll I get a letkr from you telling
very well and thanks rpou very much
ins or some of the Helping thiilgs,
for -enquiring after him. I am glud
you like your teaselier and I hope you
you do and then I will send you a
*will write to me again soon and let
badge at once.
me know how you are getting on' at
and Bubbles is Muriel Watson, R. R.
s6hool.
Pense, Sask.
Dear Aunt June—I have been read -
Ing the letters in tlieBoys'and Girls'
page and 'thought I would like to join.
I go to school every day and when I
come home I help do the chores and
get -Water for the house and eveq
little Job I ban. In the 611nmer I
work onothe land such as plaining
wlath. qix or four hourses and harrow -
Ing. Yours truly,
RALPH MoSARB N.
Dear Ralph—Your forgot to evelme
three cents in yourletter so I cannot
send -you -a bafte. It you. send me
it, stani-p I Will send you a, badge as I
think such a splendid Helper as you
would be a splendid Member for the
League. I am glad you like the
corneV4
Canfield. I
Dear Aunt June—I have signed the
pledge and Willtry to do what it says
on it. I am eleven years old and am
in the senior third class in school,
I have three sisters and one brother. I
wash dishes and sweep the floor and
I also gatherthe eggs. I have a pet
lamb and a cat. The lamb's name is
P�atty, and my cat�s name Is Grey
bear. -The -lamb will bunt little chil-
dron, especially if -they tease him. My
.sister is -going to join the band of
Helpers the next time the pledge is in
the paper.—Pearl Kahn.
Dear Pearl—How very nice it must
be -to have a lamb for a. pet. I think
lambs are so very pretty, especially
when they are very young and 'have
such long -legs and funny tails. I
111
much YOU pass Your flatranco, this
summer and shall look anxiously'for a
letter from you telling me If yon are
successful., I like very miwh to
bear of lily Helpers meeting with Sue-
coss In -the things they try to do &lid
11OP0 YOU Will alWaYS find tllLLV tw
send me a letter about yourself.
.%lab Orley.
Dear/Aunt Tune--Hore I am again.
I wrote you just after I got ray-Ibadge
'but I guess the W. P. B. must have
got IL I am enclosing a throe -cent
stamp and Please send me another
b�dge. I was unlu�clq enough to lose
my first and I feal lost without it. I
go to school every tday. It has been
a lovely winter as there were no
storms to Reep me at home. I ani
,studying With all illy might. I am
-trying for my fourth book in the sum-
mer holidays. I am eleven years old.
I haveso manylessons that I haveu!t
time to do chores only on Saturday.
We have great sport at school sleigh -
riding and skipping. There are.,about
60 scholars going to our school and
the teacher 'is nearly worked to
death. She bas a nice book she
reade -to us every Friday eveninj; It I
we are good, We always try our
'best for we like to -hear her read, My
dady is holping -to take our sand for
a big iron bridge -that Is to be. built
this summer at Waberleyo I see illy,
letter is getting rather long. I'm
apt to write long letters -because I
love writing. Best luck -to the Boys,
and Girls' Olub.�-Rixby Lake.
-;n
Dear Ruby—I joye'd your
very interesting letter and I amsure I
the -other members of the League will
enjoy It too. I am very sorry you*
lost your badge but I am sendingg you
another. Try -and not lose this one
as I do not -usually seny a second one
I have so many Helpers- wanting
them that I am afraid of xunning
short. Write to 26 again and let me
know it you get.y Ir fourth book,this
summer. I hope very much you Will
be successful.
A Freeman,
Dear Aunt) J,une—I 'have been read -
Ing your toyr and Girls' corner for
some time and.enjoy reading thism.t,I
go to school every day and am in the
junior fourtai .1book. I 4lelp mother
do dishes and* bake cakes and cook -
lea. I do some outside chores be-
sides. I have a pen. of White Leg -
born hens. They laid twenty-five
eggs today. * I took a pair. to -the
school fair and got a prize. I would
like to.correspond with any girl my.
,Own age, twelve. Wishing the coN
nor success.—Fudge.
Dear Fudge—I think It Yon read
last week's corner you Will find a Lit -
do Helper there aged thirteen who
wants to write to other Helpers. You
could write to her and iperhaps, when
some of -the other Helpers see your
letter they will write to you. . But
where, Oh where, is the istanip for the
badge. I want to send you a badge
as you are such a splendid Helper for
motheir but I cannot UntJ1 -you send
me a stamp. - So will you send to
me x1ght away and I will popt the
badge off to you.
Dear Aunt June—I am a boy.twelve'
years old. I will be thirteen In the
Spring. I help to wash dishes and
do chores. I go tc;'school and am In
the third class. have a cat -for a
pet. I also have a twenty-two, a
camera and a fountain Pon. I live on
a farm and I helped to peal b-a.Tk last
-summer. On our farm there is a
creek, a fall and a ellftabout twen-
ty-five feet ana down the creek there
is a rapids, Below our house there
is a pond and I have a rafton it. As
my letter is getting long I will close.
—Fa,rmer. -
Ddar Farmer—Wbat a veryy Intor,/
Sarnia.
4uppose it -%vII1 soon be time for the
es ng e er rom. ar arm son
as though It must -be very pretty, I
Dear Aunt June—This a. my second
'young lambs to start frisking around
see that you 1�axe a caniera. And I
letter. , I have, not seen my other
once more as they usually come about
Easter time don't they? I am send-
should so very much, like -you to take
out dil. print. I guess you have not
got arouild to it yet. Our school Is
I
Ing you a badge and glad to welcome
a -picture of the areek and the tails
and send to me. I am sending you
not very big but we liavis aboAt 32
yon as a Member of the League of
a badge,and hope you )yIII alw,3,Ys
on the roll. I like school and have
Helpero,
wear it. "Write to me again and tell
great fun in winter.
Moorefield
me what you do this summer.
RUDY LLSOM.
Duby DearLv�That must you thifik
Dear Aunt June—I havii been read-
Freeman.
your Aunt June for not writing to Yon
Ing the 6,111drea's letters for some
Dear Aunt June—1 like reading -the
sooner. I am so glad you wrote to
me again. And I expect you thought
time. I aan a girl thirteen yearsold.
I go to school every day and am In
letters very much. I go to� school
every day. I help daddy with the
your letter was not going -to appear
the fourth class. I expect to try my
chores and helpmother in.thebouse.
this time so far down the column is it.
entrance this summen We are hav-
Ing a carnival at Moorefield next
� Would like t correspond with some -
But you see What a lot I have to
answer. I Am sending you a badge
week and I intend to dress as an
one my own aGge, -ten—Bubbles.
Dear Bulibles— am afraid I must
and hope you will like it.
Witch. At home I wash the dishes
and milk the cows and always hell)
tell you the same as I told, Fudge—
,
Jeannettez Crenk.
papa..with. the chares. I help milk
if you and Fudge Will I)ut a three-
stamp in an envelope and send me I
Dear Little Helper—Thank you for,,
nearly all the time. I have signed
the little tag fand would Him to be.
will post you Q badge each.
writing ' to me again. I could not
quite- read your name on Your letter,
come a member.—Nellie G. 'HoMorn,
De2.r NeIlle-1 am sending you tho
Will soma -other Helpers aged
'ind I have haxdly room to print your
linsty
long I-ook2d for badge and hope you
twelve and ten please write to Fudge
and Bu��blvs. Fudge Is. Whinifred
letter this tlme� as I have so
ne,v members to walcolpe. Write to
got it safely this time. I hope very
and Bubbles is Muriel Watson, R. R.
me again, will you dear, And then Per-
haips I can put your lett�r in. -print
No. 1, Freeman, Ont.
Now once more a very happy hell -
next time. Thank you for son -ding In
gIna, Saskatoon, Edmonton, 0al-
day to all my faithful Helpers. I
the little pledge all signed.
gary, And Vancouver. 30
Zliall look forward to hearing how you
PROMPT PAYMENT.
SALESMAN WANTED.
si)-.nt the days, Yours lovingly,
Campbells Bay, Quo.
GRAMOPHONN 1%.lA1,TUFA0_TUR4 R
wants agents. Sample
AUNT JUNE.
Dear Aunt* June—I am nine years
gramo.phone
and records At factory pTice. Cata.
Box 616, Station F. Toronte.
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CANADA. 13
ter and mind the baby, and dust, wash
dishes and sweep the floor. I havo
. . . . . . . . . . .
HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR
s.ters and two brotlipm. I
four st,
have a, number of friends -and will adr
"k,
an energetir. man to be iudepon�
them to join. Wishing success to all
members of the club,
SARSH SMITH. C
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Dear Aunt June—I am twelve
old and Iii the fourtli, class. *1 Imre
three sl9ters and two brothers. Por
pets I have two cats and a dc�- Ify
father travels -a great deal. I heln
bring is the wood and water. wash the
dishes. I think It would be great
fund to correspond with someone of
illy age. I am fair and fivo toot
one. and very thin. I am very follul
of sports and I am sure(there are not
many that are u3t. VMR.A, SMITH.
Dear Sarnh and Vera l am glzd to
bi ablo to seud ytit both a bidge wid
welconie you as anembers of tha,,
l4o,.,gue. I am !iuro 13011le Other Help -
or will be Very g,'Ad to writ() to YOU
Vera and I zhall be so Pleased I y
will wrlt,, and tell me if You bell
from pny ovior niernbers of tile
League.
Dow Awa,..'. Juno -4 hivit, boo
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reader for "Ine time Of youl Ornl3r
and I am signi1w the pledge. I ito W
G*14andfather,sri ileE;
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e,hile Baby tails him hoo nice h '5
board fools and how sweet itsmolls.
Th,- secrot i's tho, morning wastttoid%
Baby", Own sotp—tho sozp motlict"
Uza�- for horself ana for tho ehildran.
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PROMPT PAYMENT.
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GRAMOPHONN 1%.lA1,TUFA0_TUR4 R
wants agents. Sample
gramo.phone
and records At factory pTice. Cata.
)EPT. F,, 172 KIRG STREET EAST,
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TORONTO,
I Adelaide Street Past,. Toronto. ji
CANADA. 13
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sion of District Manager. A. F.
Stolz, Manager, Mmhante Cas-
Many people put, off getting glass-
Uafty Company, Royal Y I Jaak- Bldg.,
Toronto.
)a even when vision becomes dIm for
6-22
-ead-Ing or sewing, fearing that they
POULTRY WA9TE1? AND FOR
vill weak�n the!,T eyes by wearing
SALE.
,lasses. This is a mistake becaime
f you do not wear glasses for the
�11�-� WANTED ALIVE 26 cmNTs
,ellet'of this -defeat, you are Imposing
a -pound, any size. Da�ks 37 cents4
6 severe stiain on the�'dellcqte mus-
roosters, 22 cents, I pay expresis
within 20 Omiles Of,To'roulio, Orates
lea ' of the eye and -this, If carried too
loaned. Eggs wAnted, Last June
1
ar, may develop" serious disorders.
I paid Mr. Joseph Emerson, of
N
When you find, print blurring dt
Vienna $39.00 for 136% Pounds of
,ead Ing distance -or a tendency to
hens. For high prices ship to
Albart Lewis, 666 Dundas Mtest,
iold things further "ray 'from You
Toronto.
n order to see clearly, do not delay;
risit your Optometrist or eye special-
$7iO6 Per Day Profit.'
at and have him fit You 'With a prop-
A -ENS PAY A PROFIT OF
�r pair -of glil-saes for 70tir wDrk, You.
(;OUR
5.06) 'each over 'and above feed
rill be more than pleased -wIth"tho
bill.a. (500 hens will ' pay YOU I&
profit at ($7.00) per day. A 0ock.
,esults.
erel of our strains will -pay you many
IMuscular Imbalance causes lack of
times over in extra eggs from -your
inlison in the working' of the -two
Pullets, next fail and winter, Our
�yes together. I Mi -of these defects
stock wins first place in the Sas-
katclaewan� Laying., Q6ntest and second
;Ilow serious eye -strain and cause ex-
Place In the Canadian Laying Con-
enslv6 waste of nerve energy and
test. Write for beautifully Illua-
ts effects, probably the most com-
trated cat,<ogue. IVO free.
lion Of w1ddh is severe headaches.
R.'.Gullo, Box 8, Rockwo;d, Ont,
If you wish to have a question
Lninvered �regarding, Your eyes, write
ELIVIGROVE FARM.
lirect to Dr..Brown,, I Adelaide Street
' m:;_ —
i�'-ast, Toronto, and the answer will
EGGS FOR HATCHING—BRONZE
)a given in this department.
Turkeys, Embden, 'African amd
Toulouse geese, Pekin and Indian
What is the "stight""of the -eye?—
Runner ducks, White and Barked
Phe,pupil of the eye isoften called
Rooks, White Wyantlott", Rh6de
he 'sight. It is the xound blue,
Island Reds, and Silver Camolnes.
Aack or brown centre of the eye
Write for catal9gue. J. C. Ruther-
ford, Albion, Out. 13
hrough 'whIch, light basses to the
,still% or nerve �coat of sight.
BUSINESS PERSONAM.
SIAMESE GHOST BOAT*
CIAL
freight rate by having 11. Ra-*Iin-'
son, Limited, furniture warehouse-
:Ish Got Friphtened and Jump From
men and shippers, 61)0 Yonge, St.,
'Water Into Fishermen's Lapa.
Taronto, ship your goods In. their
consolidated cars to 24!anItoba,
What is known as the gli:cst boat is
Saskat6ewan, Alberta, -British Co-
isel by -the 6.amese fishermen,
lumbla and California. eowtt
Phis cemisists -of a Zeng board, painted
ARTIOL ES WANTED.
vilite, pmd arpsilged iniposition in thd
-
viter. The top must not be too
b1rLE7_rIiiTH (ObD')'_'�t_JY,6C;i�F'
ifull above tbe sur!ace \-,' ltl�e water
dition $1 to $251DQr a&.. Also Old
br t1re tisdi dt Is desired to cipbire
gold discarded jewellery, watches
,Q leap over. Wheia in PD&ItAon the
andIt "diamonds, Ellison. 467
ChArch Toronto. 17
0'
,hc&t rescrublies very much -the w1hite
' .6ttreet,
;1de of the'bo-at or �unt. Tale fish
PAISLDY SHAWL WANTED, 1N
meing- this white board, bea6me
good condition. Write Mrs. McCann,
?rigiltened, and intsar they leap over
19A Jame,�on Ave,, Toronto. tt.
lhe�board. At the back or the boa -rd,
MEDICAL.
i-owever, nAs are arilanged in sondi. a
)OSItion 1hat 'those fish -that succeed
—STINSON'S HOME TREAT -
FITS 'Twenty
u loaT�ng the board land in the nets
w4lit for epilepsy.
6nd are caught. The kamo-untof fish
years, success. Thousands of iteDti.
mught by the emlylic7ment of sjlost
monlalfio No case should be con-
>oats is very large, indeed, amd the
sidered- hopeless, Free booklet.
Win. Stinson Remedy Co. of 0an-\
netihod h -as -the advantageofprevent- ,
Ada,, 2611 Youge/stroot Toronto. 27 1
ng tile amalleir if;jr -from getting Into
,he nets, as 111le7 6're unable to .11eap
MISCELLANEOUS.
Yver the board.
KNITTING YARNS—LOVIDLY COL -
ors, Pure 'wool but very moderate
The Publisher. of tile best Farmer's
.)aper in the Maritime 1�oclnces In I
prices. Sample shades free.
OeOrgOtOwli W011011 U1116, d6or96-
vriting to us states: - ., .
town, Ontaxio.
"I Would say that I do not know of
L medicine that -has stood the test of
VM WILL SPIN WOOL INTO YARN
:line like 11-INARDIS LINIMONT. It
, ox Waarkets. AddreAs Georgetown
ins been -an unfailing remedy In our
Woollen mills, Ont, 15
icrusehold ever since I call remember,
Lnd has outlived dozens of would-be
A DOMINION EXPAESS MONDY
.ompetitors -and imitators
orders for five dollsrs costs three
cents.
.PUT YOURSELP TO SLEEP
Y_1wn Half a Oozen Times and You
Soon Will bA- In Slumbarland."
The last suggestion for th,3 cure,pie
mild -attacks cf'simplossnoss is the
1,1mitation Yawall system. It lifts
been tried With eonsidorablo suvoesi,
by file -writer lilauself. Try it f0i
yourself. The next time you feel
wakoful 4t night, Just close Your
,eyos m�nd, Indulge In a few long draw.n
out and conscientious yawnts. BY
-the time you have completed tho
sixth or seventh it -is -more than prob-
able that a certaludrowsinesA will be
steadily eteeping over your senses.
The explatiation -is slinplo enough.
E*ach time one yawns, the bad air In
the lungs in mom or loss fizP61lod,
and this expulston automn�ttically In.
ditcoo restfuttioss. Moreover, th
in( -re sound of a,,yawn, by reason 'of
W4 Simply asrcelations, W!1I belp. "I
bring abGut sleep,
MONEY TO LOAN
Loans made on farms, first, F.
V-5 second mortgages. Uortgagwi 4;
ipurOiased.
R -YNOLDS,
11
77 Viotoria St., Toronto. 69
$10 to $50 aWeek at Home
inYour Spare Time '-'
Iner(Ase Your Income at 'home In
your spare time. YOU can earn
$10 to $50,oach week writingsbow
eamls at home or quailty -tot a
position pu�oing A good salary or
solAcIting. We teach you how wid
suptDly you steady work. ' Writis
today for full paitfeulars,
NATIONAL SHOW CARO
SOHOOL, LIMIT90,
aaoni, 49, 44 Adalaida at. W6*t.
Toronto, Otnaft, a 13
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