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Bji(;h Leader,% Appeal for WOULD NOT 11E WITHOUT Brown
UNKNOWN OILS AM STERN REMINDERS League. Mrs. Rose M
FATS A public letter signed by Premier, PAUTS OWN TABLETS
A Lloyd George, Herbert Asquith, Lord V
OF RHEUMATISM Grey, Lord Robert Cecil, John Robert HUM 01R, 1,
Gained 20 Pounds
Clynes and Sir Hubert Gouj3h, ropre. Once a mallior has nFed Baby's Own FROM HERE NOW
Tablets. for hcr little ones %be wmil(I
until the w4r came we did not TeUl- The Trouble Must be Treated (�eiitlug nearly all political factious,
Ize how precarious and indispensable makes a stirring aPpcal for funds to not be without them, The Tablets
to human health were oils and fats. Through the Blood. carry oil the work of tLe League of are a perfect home r,,m(,d,-v, ' They Long Spaces. In Four Weeks I ime
�� ys a London. des- ri%ulate the bowels and stomach,
It is Interesting In this connection -Union, 3, d i '1�1 It do You work at, my poor
Every rheumatic sufferer should Nations rive out conbtipation and 11141glezVoll; ,ta
to cons4der the fact that—barring lia- realize that rheumatism Is rooted in 1patch. it says that without consider. break up colds and simple fever and Man.
seed, which Is not edible—all of our the blood and that to get rid of it it 'able donations the league must our. make baby healthy and happy. Con- I "At Intervals, lady." Declares lt'W Simply Astonish -
fats and oils are derived from by -pro- s activities. The ap-
must be treated through the blood. ta;ll many of It, earning them, Mrs. Nob.e A 11ye.1 ing To See The Wonderful
duct materials, says (In American peal is for a million poundal.or 11ju&t Icula Seelim, X.S., writes:—"I have' something Missing.
The old belief that rheumatism was capital L
newspaper. caused by cold, damp weather, Is now the cost for maintaining one found Baby's Own Tablets of groat She- -"You are a perfect dear!" Benefits She Has Derived
Tako cottonseed, for eltalllp,10, which exploded. Such weather conditions ship for a year." benefit for my children and I would lie -"Not Perfect darling-37ou have From Tanlac—Says Ter -
formerly was thrown away. It now may start the pains, but it is not the The letter goes on to say that "it not be without them." The Tablets my heart!"
yields more than %'billion pounds of cause. Lintments and outward appli- the world will but rally to the League rible HeadachesHave Dis-
oil annually, which is used in enor- I of Nations a substantial reduction In are sold by medicine dealers or 13Y
cations may give temporary relief, but mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. The Riverio Bed, appeared.
mous ktiandtles In the manufacture of armaments will be possible. We sball
that Is all they can do because they do Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, X --"They tell me the river Is very
artificial lurd, net reach Its sources In the blood. The save the million pounds many tim6s Out. low." "It sounds unreasonable, but I havG
Corn oil is -it by-product of starch over in taxation, to say nothing of
sufferer from rheamatisul who experl- Y -"Yes, It's so low It's confirwd to actually gained 20 pounds !rl less than
and hominy plants. We produce 160,- melits with outward applications is what we will gain in security and hap-
Wi bed." a month's time by taking Tanlac, and
000,000 pounds of it In C, twelvemouth. only wasting t1i Pines%," A Railroad Safety Device.
us and money In de- the wonderful benefit I have d�,rlved
Tallow, la:rd and other animal fats pending Th(,; chief inechanical engineer of' from the Ilse of thh" me'Hellif Is 'dlillp-
upon such treatment; the Looks Like it. 0.
are by-products of the packinghouses. trouble still remains, and It is all the Substitute for Tea. all N nglish rallroaq has recently per- Jiminto —"Father, what 14 an exca- ly aston!shing," wild Mrs. Ros-e M.
Eighty-sevell milieu pounds of pea- time becoming more and Put Into operation a device 113rown, III Third 'phreat, Manchester.
firmly rooted. The active. - principle of tea is fectbd
vatlon
nut oil, were produced In the United Treat this disease through the blood "theill-B." wh4-h serves the double purpose of
Father—"Ar in.xcavation is a place
- and You will soon find relief. Dr. Wil- providW.- railway carriages with a .. iq,
States in 1919 for use In IaTd sitbotl That of coffee is caffeine. But Caf- N*4Vhy, I am so happy n be relieved
are exactly the same bumxlg appliance and an interlocking from wNch dirt has been tah-ea IN
tutes, as a salad on (equal to a fair liaals� Pink Pills act directly om Int- felao and theiiie of my troubles I cun really never
"Is baby's face one, father?"
quality of olive oil), and in the making pure weak blooti; arrangement whlrl� will maintain the praise this medicitie enough. Up to
they purify and thing.
of "nut margarine.,' The high price of strengthen It, and so act on the cause This agreeably stimulating alkaloid; alignment of a traill. and prevent the the time I began taking Tanlac, I stif.
Force of Habit. .7.
butter during the war made nut mar. of the rheumatism. Mr. P. J. Mae. is found in other plants one of which telescoping of the carriages. The buf- fared for something over two Years
garine so popular that the consuma- Pherson, R.R. No. 5, Cardigan, P.E.I., grew wild and plentifully in the South fors are designed with working and ru- "I wish," said the. editor's wife, with a very bad forin of trou-
tion of peanut all for this purpose rose says: "About three years ago I was Atlantic States, where it is called serve stroke springs of five tons and that you were not so absent-minded." ble.
to 28,000,000 pounde in 1918. attacked with rheumatism. I began "yaupon," or sometimes "Christnias- fifteen tons each, giving an ordinary "What's wrong now, my dear?" "illy appetite was so poor I c-juld
resistance of twenty tons per buffer. "Why, when our hcst,,-.,, asked you
In 1920 the production of peanut oil taking Dr, Williams' Pink Pill nd berry troo." I scarcely eat a thing. My stomach
In the United States fell, wIth slacken, soon the trouble disappeared and I The Indians brewed a beverage Should the impact be still greater, the It YOU would have some more pudding; would be so badly bloated with gas . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...
lr�g demand and lower prices, to IS,- am in better health than before. I from the leaves of the yaupon long be- bolts -which resist the springs are do- You replied that owfug to the tromen. sometinles I was almost afraid to go
a e to bed for fear I would actually smoth-
000,000 pounds or nearly one-seventli also know of an old lady acquaint ne fore the first white man. landed on signed to break away at about fifty dolls pressure on your space you wf!re
that of 1919. Farmers in the South who was badly crippled with rhen. this continent; and during the Civil tons pressure per buffer and the cor- compelled to decline." er. I felt tired and wom out most of
have been accustomed to plant Pea- mat -ism In her arms and legs, and who War It was used as a substitute for rugated tenders to become engaged. the time and became terribly dlc�.cour
nuts for their hogs, allowing the aill- suffered very much. She, too, took tea by people in the South. *' These tenders are designed not only to A Reason. aged over my condition, I often had
mals to gather tho crop. They have Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and Is now The U.S. Government Plant Bureau prevent vehicles mounting each other, Elsie, aged four, refused to talk such violent headaelies I was molile
-found, blowever, that it pays much bet- able to do her housework, I tell you is experimenting with it, in the belief but also to preserve the alignment arid back whon her brother teased her. to be out of bed for two or three days
ter to harvest the peanuts, sell them this in the hope it may bi. of benefit that the lea'ves, when properly cuTed absorb the shock. Her mother said: "It was very nice of at a stretch. MRS. ROSE M. BROWN
at the mill for crushing and take back to some other sufferer." after the mailuer oftea, will furnish a you not to answer back, -as you som.e- "Four bottles of Taalac completely I __ - - —
the residunin of "cake," A ton of You can procure Dr, Williams' Pink palatable cup at a much less. cosIt. His Hearing Restored. times do." restored my health and anyone can 1,11diffe-stion, The best of all, I aM
cake, ground Into meal, Is worth more Pills through any dealer In medicine The. Invisible ear drum Invented by "Course, I'se nice," said Elgie, "And, I see tit a glance the wonderful change newr bothered arty ina-ve with head -
as hog feed than the original peanuts, or they will be sent you by mail at Li the Island oi Rhodos honey is A. 0. Leonard, which Is -a miniature anyway, I had my mouth full of plus that has taken place in my condition. aelm, and this was the greatest relief
and it makes much better pork. 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 still a factor in the marriage rites. megaphone, fitting inside the ear en. and couldn't." I have a splendid appetite now and the of all. I want to tell everybody what
)he wadding the husband, dips stomach trouble has entirely digap- this medicine liaq (lone ror me."
by writing direct to The Dr. Williams' After t tirely out of sight, Is restoring the I
Medicine Co,, Brockville, Ont. his finger in honey -and tmees a cross hearing of hundreds of people In New His Ideas. peared. I can eat just anything I Tanlac Is sold by leading druggisks
Bits of Canadian News. over the dooTway of his horne before York City. Mr. Leonard invented this Youth --'11 sent you some sugge-s- want without ever feeling a sign . of everywhere. Adv.
H xp'enditure for good roads In Maul- The men who try to d10 something the bride enters. Meanwhile the spec- drum to relieve himself of deafness tions telling yqu how to make your
gan December 1, 1920, amounts to $I,- and fall, are infinitely better than tators cry out to the bride, "Be -al- and head noises, and it does this so paper more interesting. Have you Misunderstood. Missing a Call.
toba, during the fiscal year, -which bd- those who try to do nothing and suc- ways good -and -sweet as is this honey." successfully that no one could tell he carried out any of my Ideas?" When quite a small boy, a famous Many a man i.-,, (jut in the back yard
4589,929, according to a statement is. ceed,�Llbyd Jones. Millard's Liniment for Distemper. Is a deaf man. It Is effective when I5ditor-"DId you meet the office. composer was invited to play at a big bemoaning iii luck v.,Icn fortune
sued by the. provincial governioslit. deafness is caused by catarrh or by boy with the waste paper basicet, as social function. He selected a Piece I-,uuck,., at the front do r.
This amount reprevientis expenditures perforated, or wholly destroyed natur- you came upstairs?" which contained several long and Im- _6-_
by municipalities for which they have afld Their Orkin al drums. A request for information Youth—l'Yes, I did." pressive rests. If ovr bediez were empty d' air Vzo
5 A i% T A a 4� A-)7 ffn �19�U "At� lm� 11 U V; " 11+ During one of these rests an old I
submitted statements to the good
road%' board. The grovernment, in ac-
cordance with the act which Welfies
that It must bear the cost of from
one-third to two-thirds of the work,
according to its nature, disbursed
4873,109. t
Beavers and Persian lambs, the lat-
tor known in the industry as "Kara -
'kill," will be raised on W. C. Dunn's
Tanch at Wabammin, Alberta. Mr. G. s
11. Patrick has more than 1000 Ram-
`kula on his ranch near Calgary, and
the,,.o Bokhara are thriving lustily.
An official return shows that there
are in Alberta 15 fur farms with ani -
marts wayth approximately $140,000,
Thwe farms Include one of the two
1(arakul shoop farms of the Dominion,
with 1,100 head, valued at $80,000.
There are on the fox ranches of Al-
berta, 183 silver foxes,, 98 patch foxes
and 26 red foxes.
A new melhod of extracting by-pro-
ducts from waste and otherwise use-
le4is apples, Including the most in-
tensely acid and worthless, which
have heretotowe gone to waste, has
been discovered by Graham's, Limited,
Halifax. Prom a simple proaess it is
claimed that a syrup, which has been
pronounced eminently desirable as a
basis for other connections, can bel
pTo-duced. Calcium Malite, the same
as derived from maple sugar and
known as sugersand, can be produced
by this new process. The process is
being treated In two evaporatcws and
It is thought will lead to the develop-
ineut of an entirely new Industry In
the Annapolis, VaJley.
Operations will shortly begin oil the
sinking of a irew shaft at the colliery
at New Waterford, N.S., w1vich will
me -an the establishment of a now com-
inunity in that town. Th!6 is part of
the development work consequent up-
on the amalgamation 01 f th NY
Sectin Steel and Dominion Col colm,
paules ou. the great in
which it is estimated 1.
to contain, over one hundred milllio-i I
tons of coal.
A branch plant of tbe Lewis
Myers Company of Valparaiso, Indl-
ana, and the Canadian Austin 'Ma-
chinery Company, at Chicago, have
been established at Woodstock, Olit,
the former to manufacture art deslw
for schools, and the latter carth-mov-
Ing and concrete mixing machinery.
A new milk powder Plant at Clillit-
wack, D.C., has been completed and
operwtions commenced. It will have a
datly capivelty Of three thrmsaud
pounds.
FREENIONT
DENNISON ,
Jacial OrIgin—Norman-French,
Variations—Dennisson, Dennis, Denis,
ource—A localitY.
Denison.
There are two vOrS110718 as to r�hat
Racial Origin—English.
he real meaning of the name of Free-
Scurce—A given name.
There Is really little about this
nout. is, but virtually all authorities
family name that requires explana-
tre agreed that the f,�mily name, as
tion, except, perhaps, the given name
uch, is but an llnglizh development
from which It Is. 0 -rived, that of Denis
)f the place uslao, of Pr_qment in
or Dennis.
One of the Latin, and move ancient -
France.
ly Greek, names for the god of wise
-Whether this Place Was named
was "Dionysius," and the Romans car-
,franc-mont" ("free -mount!') Is. a mat-
ried It as a given name Into the Celtic
ter that Is open to debate with the
provinces of North-western Europe,
chances somewhat In favor of' the
which they conquered. It became a
Christian name, and even when the
former argument as fitting in better
Roman Empire fell before the con -
with what is known of the motives
quests of the Teutonic tribes it sur.
and habits of early European PoPI11a-
vivsd,'to nPDear in Changed form in
tions in the development of their
the new languages w1ilch sprang tip
place names.
In what Is noow France through the
in any event the name was brought
combination of the original Celtic with
to England In the Norman. invasion
the Roman and finally the Teutonic
and settlement in that country.
blood.
This period of English history was-
The change was great. It had
responsible for the development of
simply become shortened to Denis.
many family names. The Norman
It was taken to England by the Nor.
Army Was pathered together from all
mans. The form Dennis, is a later Eng.
parts of Northern France, with the re-
lish development.
sult that in such a gathering of in-
The family naine, of course, was
dividauls from different corarriunitles
originally a surname denoting the
surnames referring to the place from
parentage of the persons who bore it,
which the individual had come natural-
and as there were many by the name
I
ly the easlest method of dis-
of Denis in English, the surname
proved
tingutsiling him from other men of
Dennisson" naturally sprang up in
the same given name.
iu"nrelated cases.
.8afoguArd Baby's Eyes
In Budapest recently a, midwife
dropped into the eyes of a, new-bcrn
baby a 10 per cout. solution of nitrate
of silver Instead of the 1 per cent.
aolution that la obligatory there. The
result, of course, was destruction of
the eyeball and total blindness. To
prevent the rocurrance of such a dis-
as-ter the highest sanitary authorities
are ordering that a I per cent. soln-
tionof Dilver heetatti be used iftatead
of the silver ultrato, for the reason
that it Is Impossible to make a strong -
or solution of the former.
In tile Polar -t6glow tkien oari speak
to o
%th other when over .1 mile apart.
This is -because the air is cold, -clear,
a4d still.
A r4t%q vlitll nothilig -but ulaney iq 4
1*9gat.. Ill the vwel of -civilization.
e,
Are you stes,%pinp" on the brake
or the accelerathor
The food you eat does make a difference.
He.,Avy, starchy foods often do slow down
body. and mind—.often steal the energy that be-
longs to the day's work. Grape -Nuts is a go-
ahead food. It contains the perfected nourishment
of Nature% best gmins. It includes all those
elements needed i-onourish bOdy atid brain. It
is easy to digest. It g!yn ofiergy without taking
energy#
How aboat your breakfast Or lunchdOft
it give. or tAke?
GrSjpe.Nutq is gweet, crisp, delightful to
the taste, and is an ideal sourcia of Power fOr R
busy and difficult day.
pteawbt�l for GRAPE -NUTS
eonar , . . I
kvenue, Now York City, will be given
i prompt reply. advt.
A Clock for Aircraft
The Air Service of the U.S. ;�ar De-
.jartment has developed a new and
)ecullar kind of clock, to be carried on
tirplanes. It Is "built Ill.& a watch,"
ia.ving a watch movement, and Is
wound by electricity, being connected
with a sm4ill storage batttery,
Hitherto it has been found difficult
to geta. clock to do satisfactory work
an a plane, The vibration made the
timepiece unreliable, and its accuracy
was further affected by changes of
temperature with altitude.
The new clock, thalilm to certain
"compensation" arrangements , keeps
good time at any temperature from 90
below zero to, 150 above, and vibra-
tion does not bother It. Tests made
by the Bureau of Standards have
given It a full indorsement,
0
A Fool There Was and—
He struck a match to bee it the
gasoline tank was- empty. It wasn't.
He patted a strange dog on the head
to see if the critter was affectionate.
It wasn't.
He tried to see it he could beat a
train to the crossing. Ile couldn't.
He touched a wire to see if it was
charged. It was.
He took a drink of bootleg liquor to
see if It had any wood alcohol in it.
It did,
� (Load shouting and great acclaim
by chorus of undertakers).
"Eve, Ohl"
The temper of the teacher who was
presiding over the drowsy class was
approaching the end of its tether. The
yeimgsters were so exasperatingly
cheeky that their Instructress tremb-
led with rightecus anger.
The lesson was about the history of
machines. They had touched upon
Edison and his voice-r0roducer. The
boys, however, despite the lesson's in,
terestilig theme, were lethargic and
lazy.
Now, then," the teacher asked, Im.
patiently, "from what was the first
talking machine made?"
The class pricked up Its ears. Herc
wab a. chance to shine. For twe
stecimils forty minds sought for some
thing brainy. Then a shuffling of feel
at the back, and a voice: "Please
miss, a rib!"
If the Cap Fits,
"I never go to church," said th(
millionaire. "I guess you've notice�
that, bishoDVI
"Yes, I have noticed It," replied th(
bishop, gravely.
"I suppose you wonder why Lnevei
go to church, doll?t you?" the million
alre pursued. "Well, I'll tell you why
There are so many hypocrites there.*'
110h, don't lot that keep you Mwayf'
retorted tliu bishop, with a smile
"There IS always room for one more.'
Wonderfult
Mra C1azcy-"Dlr& ale intelif
gent; yo can teftch '6m anything. A15
hister has one j,9 livo.3 In % eloek, nn�
whe'A At'§ toltne t.*i tell the tolme ij
Come% out fInd $1178 lcucltoo!'as MaU3
trilmes as tile tolme is,"
Urg.Drannigan- -'Illaw wo-ndorl"al!"
'Nvis. CAsoy--Illt 1% 4rdade. And th(
mo%t %widerful l'alt of It all Is, W.,
only A, 1-otdon b:vVy
or— 0 -6 'a, . 5 , pressure of the aturasr-hure surroun. -
your ideas." Judy in the company leaned forward, inge us -would crush vs to, pulp.
__31— patted him on the shoulder, and said:
MONEY ORDERS. "Play us something you know, dear!" Ciasswed AdvertisementB.
Send a Dominion Express Money —.101— 1 -
order. Five Dollars costs three cents. Minard's Liniment for Garget In Cows. I y _U)IhiS AVAINTE'll—TO I)v I'LMO
I r I 1i I + S-VVIII at kunie, whoic or
Tennis, badminton, and rowing arel,
Ventilation In Mines. clairued as the best athletic exercises
Dy an English invention 'ventilation for girls.
in mines is measured by the changes
in resistance of an electrically heated.
fire over which the aJr passes. COARSE SALT
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The happy man has -a double chance' L A N D'SALT
of being good,and the same imle ap-, I Bulk Carlots
plies to childTen. TORONTO SALT WORKS
0. J. CLIFF - TORONTO
"Cascarets" To -Night L_
For Liver, Bowels __A�A ___
You,re bilious! You are headachy,
constipated, your eyes bum, skin Is
yellow; your stomach is $our, gassy,
upset. No wonder you feel mise-ble
You need a thorough phyale with
"Cascarets" to -night to cleanse the
stomach of sour,jernienting food and
foul gasgee; take the excess bile from
the liver and carry out of the system
all the constipated poison In the
bowels. Get a 10 -cent box now and let
,,Cas,ca.r,ets,, straighten you out by
morning.
Fulness Afto Edgy
If you have fulness after meats,
a bad taste in your mouth in the
morning, fur on Ihe tongue, flat.
ulence after meals and no appe-
tite, take Mother Seigel's Syrup. It
will clean your tongue renew
your appetite, give you relish for
food and th-e power to digest it
thoroughly and easily. Sold in
50c. and $1.00 bottles at drug
stores. 4-921
A rL m I
bjnL14. time: gow pay; work sem any
di,qtame', cl!,,Lrqn paid. Sen.l stanip lor
p�rti�ulars, Ejunal AlanufaLtu.,Lox
co., A1014tucal.
PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE.
BELL PLAYER PIANO IN GOUD
condition, witb a large number c?
music rolls, for sale at a bargaln.
L. Costello, 73 West Adelaide St�ve'�,
Toronto.
BELTING FOR SALE
ALL XINDS OF NEW AND VS.Ia)
I "Illlg pulleys, saws, cable,hose,paching.
1-t"... bilipp(I zubject to 4rtp 10'rret;C
prIces In anada. YOI'Kprl 1�
C 111�,Nr&rj co.,
YORK. STREET. TORONTO.
j Mofner! Clean
I
Child's Bowels With
California Fig Syrug
Even a sick ch4ld 1,)ve3 the "frulty"
taste of "California Fig Syrup." If th4i
little tonguoiz coated,orif yourchiN Is
listless. ercss, feverish, full of cold, or
has colic, give a teaspoonful to cleanse
the liver and bowels. In a few houns
you can see for yoursel? how thoruilgh-
ly it works all the mnstipation
poison, sour bile and waste cut of the
—wels and you ha ve a well playful
AMICricag PIOUOOr DOW —C 0 1 1
Book on -hild again.
USE SLOAN'S TO Millions of mothers keep "California
DOG DISEASES i
and I -low to Feed ) I PAIN I lig Syrup" 11dy. They know a te,k-
Mailed FI-ee to any Ad-
dress by the Author. WARU d FF i spoonful to -day saycli a sick child 0 -
it. Clay Glover Go.,X110. morrow. Ask your druggl,,t for
118 Weqt 31st Street genuine "Califoruia Fig Syrur," which
New York, IT.S.A. Ir ITTLE aches grow into big pains for babies and children
J. pp.wa- direct,
1111105s warded oil by an a Ii of all ages printea on battle. INTotnert
tion of Sloan's. Rheumatism,
'all neuralgia, stiff joints, lame back won't you Inust sa" "o'lif"'la" or you may
uil Imitation fig syrup.
y I fight long against Sloan's Liniment. get
Tr For more than forty yeal Sloan's
Liniment has helped thousands, t]
world over. You won't be an exce
tion. It certainly does produce result:s.
Oblate A I H
s Icithout ",bb;kg. 1,Ceep
this old family friend always handy
BOWE) for instant use. Ask your neigilljor. i
At all druggists -35c, '70c, $1.40.
. . . . . . . . . .
Made in Canada. What Lydia rc,. PinkharA'4
To -day
VegetabRe CO ni POUnd Did
DR. MINARD, Inventor of the 5 RIGA for BfjTg,. Pjaker and
Celebrated L 1" 111'a mt e it e Mrs. R-Vevow-
MINARD"S LINMENT
em Tile,
Vancouver, D. C - vie�l to
1 4 t f- T -,*V, q 1,,1 Pinkliam's V( -,',Cl al)101
Let
Say la 1.
Compound has (lone me a lot Of ["ood.
I can now walk about Without tlll� ilicl
of a, support and feel real kArong iq, All.
A nurse a(lvised me to LIM% thm
Vogretable Compound wd itis ce, tainlYr
helping me. It seemo, like Ifeaveill7to
be relf"od After months of PaIll-
Urs, 11. NN. I)Autnz,_�374 10'11 AvQt
�aye takeif
P15
:�,ydja ji. Pinkham's medicinC3 ar
they have done juea lot of good. Siac6l
then I have been able to do my hoLse-
work and I have a lot of work to do &S
welivoonafarm. &eing your Over -o
tisement in the PapelS Was What mftd*
we think of vvriting to You- I h0lis
this may help some Ono
44
Prill SAY
Nothing Else is As i i Bayer"
lips. vu. B. Ulvrnf V*Pper klovs
Xorbm, Albarlli-10o-, X-.U-
I 1 warning! Unless you 'See namelAspirlu in handy tin boxes of li-' tmb
io th�
And tell Vill Menda how ley ar6
`fsapvj�' 611 titblets, Von M-6 not get. lets, and in bottles of 1.14 and 100.
I in Is the trade mtal- (reulztered
jing Aspirin at all. Why 0ke chances! Aspirl E% i
I
helped is tVat Lydia U. Pinkhera's Vege-
ita)le Compound hagbr6ught. health aNd
Accept Only an lifibroloRl "Bayer" In Canoda) 09 DaYer MallufAc'Mr-a 02
hap I Into their lives, Preedfrom
paekar,6 Which contains directi6jigiBlonoatetieactlestor of Salieylicacid,
.pinem
their illness theY W6111; asif tile goo&
wo-�ked ont by ohVq!o!an9 during 21
years and proved sate by mfillons for
Wlljlj� U to well knovill Chat Aspirin
rhoans naye r rdanufaitture, to -IsMmt
iiiews along to othe l�uRe-AII&O lVoWelk
that they eLlso hiay be vilieved.
coj&, Headache, Elirache, Toothache,
the public against J.-nitatjoyas, tho Tab.
If thdTo Are Say tolapileatiolls volt do
He to I d n.
not underaftlad Vml
N.-Curajala. In 13timatism, Nearitis, r,ulft.
lets of Bav er ComDjuv will be r
hatu MedWild C -, Until. Maim
baro, alid Pain, Made In Call -MIR-
oil Wall ther general trade ww.ic, tht
All No' II Wtyer Tablets of I "Bayor Cn,ss."
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