The Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-12-01, Page 7••.",
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Si Hit,/ Hatch Flab.
•14. Deviling pocketeneney by selling
-empty egg -shells is, bow initne Chinese
"boys add to their aro/Inge during the
• *II -hatching seasen. "
' Fieh: hatching In China is, often eon-
dtleted With Abet aid ef hen. _Met,
•-the iftslteliPawn is collected from the
• water, quantity is Placed In each
•
, egg. ehe „ the open end ,of which t•e.
?pealed- with a special kind of waitel,
40110, the, eggs are placed under
-sitting hens, . •
After. the tbird ,or fourth day, each
• .eteg is tested. Jt the hatching is cern-
, 'Seto the shells are broken,' and the
• ;spawn fs ,eniptied into water and
-plaeed in the 'aun's Powerful rays. '
Slion. the. little fish are strong
-enough to heboved. Their Oexf, home
JD, watee.a few degree@ colder, and
this lowering 'of' temperature goes on
-until they' can Steed veld water ottlie
leites and streams. , . a •
The', Chinese- boy, bi'ai3iling empty
earns 'More Meney during-
, the,hatebing Otaiton'thin •at any Other'
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time of the year.
Told by the Finger -Nails.
' The ideal finger -nail is longer than
ie broad of firm texture and deep
•:pink in color. A half -Moon of white
• asheuld appear at each base, .• •
• Usually specks of., white can be
traced to an illness or some nervous
-disorder. A :cluster in the shape of a
, helemoon running from base to tip is
'very lucky but uncommon. It hi said
that Cleopatra had such a mark on
' ,one finger during the height • of her
• 'reign.
Wide, short nails Indicate a .querrel-
•. emne nature. '
• " Long, wide nails are supposed to
. show a deceitful, crafty disposition,
• With A Ouch of: cruelty'. When,eleep.
, red, the evil hf 115,1e1101fletl; Sheet, nar-
row nails. 'often indicate a childish
ehercten • • , • :
' Ridges ep.pearing 'on the third and
•. little Singer are said to be 'very•luelty.
Good luck will follOw you as long as• .
the ridges remain, ' •
WOULD IVOT BE WITHOUT • capturing New yefket.
‘z.
BABY'S 01111 TABLETS
Mrs, Weefeetiley, Mille Relate,. Ont.,
,writee: have used Baby's Own Tab-
lets for the, past eight Months and
wOuld net be without them. I used
•them for indigestion and teething and
My baby 4,s. duttIng his . teeth. witheut.
any trouble whatever: I can higiflY
reeprarneed , the • Tablets • ttiother
mothere" .What, lYirso Beesley says
thousands of. other mothers anY. The
Ta.,blets ard amild but thorough. laxa-
tive 'which regulate the bowels paid
sweeten the stomach, thus drivengdout
constipation and Indigestion and ma• k -
frig teething mei!. ,They are sold by
medicine dealers or by mall at 25
cents •a box front The Drf
• Medicine' Co., Brockville, Ont. .
' • • •
Canada Second in Wheat.
Production.
Canada IS the S00011d wheal
producing country III the World, ac -
'Cording to 19N:•statistics. We produce
about half as much wheat as • the
United States, but they, it Must be
remembered, have ten inhithitentaeto
our one. Russia, at one time an im-
portant factor in this fundamental in-,
dustrY, has apparently fallen by the
wayside, far she does -not appear in
the 1921 list. The C.N.R. has carried
this season -L. -September 1st to Novem-
ber 13th -41,320 ears, or approximate-
ly nine and three quarter million bush-
els.:• for the similar period itt 1920..tho.
number of cars handled was 21,858,
• •
• :. magnet Cranes.
• Motor trucks equipped with magrlet
cranes ,have been designed to handle
• loads of iron, the magnet being ener-
gized by the engines of the trucks.
•
Minard's Liniment for Distemper. •
Canada's flour is the standard of the
world. This b pretty geuerallY ad-
mitted.> The writer knows one elthen
of the United States: Who; tinleVerY
visit be Makes to Canada, oarries
home, under strict instructions from
his wife,. a nuniber of loaves of brad,
she claiming that no bread' obtainable
In the United States can aPproaelt
that made from Canadian Mier. As
aa Instaire of the inerearelng •popu-
larity of •Oenadiart flour, it is interest-
ing to note that Dr. A. H...Stalford, born
in' Winnipeg but. for, some time; past
domiciled in Jamaica, recently said
that until the eteamships •"Canadian
Forester" and "Canadian Fisber,"„ of
the Canadian Government Merchant
Marine Service, came. Me° Kingston
last spring, every pound of flour need
on the island .came from the United
States.. Now it all 'comes input Canada.
This. very valuable market 'for Cana-
dian products has been Captured. by
three ways, Dr.; Sieffprd affirms: First,
•the fact...that:Canada bad ships to de-.
liver It thee ;• second, the quality of
theflonr itself; and third, the fact that
the people of Jamaica desire closer
commercial' and sociaPrelations with
the pegple of Canada..
You're Constipated! •
•• Take "Cascarets" •
With
The
OY
uTs
Under the leaders' ip of Scoutmaster
W. a, Bradley and Assintant Scobt-
•master Rev, Father A. Murray, six-
teen niembere" of the ist •Peeetangue.
slaene Troop had a „wonderfut canoe.
trip during .0ctober. On the fifteenth
of the month they left Penetanguisheee
In six canoes and crossed Georgian.
Peddled uP the Musleosh (Mus -1
koka) River to Bala 00 Lake Mtislzoka..
I From this point the party proceeded.
thretieh Lake Muskoka mad. the India*
•'River to Port Carling. '14alfe ,Rosseau
was thea crozsed to, •
.11Jorgiles Bay. The perfi then. por
••
and returned by Big Lake JO, Joseph
River, Wegt Lake Roiseati, PorteCarl-
ing, and from that point back to Pene-
• tariguishene by the outgoing Mate.
• On October 25th the Scouts reached
Pinery Point, four 'miles from home,
• bavine paddled over 45 miles that da,
• portaged ten times (two of the pore
ages being over half a mile long), and
crossed Georgian Bay (16 miles) by
moonlight_ According to Mr. Bradley
it was "e, great trier ,
KEEP HALM'
for Liver, Bowels
Sick headache, biliousness,' coated
tongue, or sour, ga•ssr 'stomaoh---al-
ways trace this to torpid liver and de-
layed fermenting Mod in the bowels.
Caseayets work while you sleep. They
irame,diately cleanse the stomach, re -
Move the sour, undigested food and
foul gases, take the excess bile from
• the liver and carry out all the consti-
pated waste matter and poison § in the
bowels. Get a 10 -cent box now and -let
"Minarets" straighbn •you out by
• morning..
• HEALTH EDUCATION
•. BY PR. J. J. MIDDLETON
[Animals' • Sixth' ,Sense. • • Proitinelal Board of Health, Ontario
• Aninialo have a weird aixth sense ' 1.• •
• Dr. Middietcin Will he glad to ansior inMstions on Publiellenith Mae
• • which .few human beings Possess; • ' Mrs through this column. , Address Idea at•Spadina House, Spadlne
•Seit.birale know ire some gerbils, weY
- *hen*, storni' is 'approaching. T:lieugh, 'Crescent, Toronto. • •
the :weather is fine, and the barometer
• gives 110' warning of a coming. tempest, . . , • •
• they are Moved suddenly. by, .spm'e With regard to measles, whoop•inge eitee,:that- she liadafive'childien, and
• common impulse to, mike their" wag ,bough, and other `diseases common they all had had the hives- when they
among children you will sometirnes were babies., She toad not explain
' And sum -enough the storm hear the remark from a permit that just what it was,but she etild'me that
• • bursts Within a 'few hours. , •
, . the • sooner the child 'gets measles or she knew' a mother whose baby has
Ant s desert their• hills, taking whooping -cough and has done with it, died, because, the hives elid. not come
• , their babies and eggs with them, the • better. Until 'very reeently. when out well- • • ' .
• twentardber hours before the 'outbreak health' education. began to 'reach -the. shall. like to know' opinion
Of A forest fire, 'while ralibits will Masses of the peOple, there was a Pre- 'dhout that, es also if you think that
•, leave burrowsemade in lew-lying land *ailing notion thet a child had JO' have this, mother did well to give safran
one or two of these conneunicable to such 0. young baby, or if you 'blame
long before the flood Occurs. They
, .410e -tem.. reerte.eiweetaxeeeki which
diseases Part of their normal her," •• •
growth , and development.• .It never . • No, roahnot blame this woman for
:forces them to seek higher ground be- seethed' to. dawn on. marly parents that having given safraet to the baby, be-
, tore.the Sanger is upon there is no need at all for a child to, cause at ;the time-she:did Se thinking -
birds, end animals afford surer take, any conimunioable. disease, in it might do the baby Orem good. This
Indications " of the: coining of ,bad fact, if a !child does develop diseases isentirely'_wrongebut the mother' had
• weathair •than even the ni-ost 'delicate euch at measles, whooping -cough, believed it, doubtless baying beentold
sea:Het fever, etc., there is a poseibil: it. by some so 50.-4,se „old wo-.
Ity its being • permanently injured man" of the 'village'''. Artemes Ward
•• as the result of cemplieations net. eniceeeetideerereeetrulyeedeWee .-knowe AS
-• ' Ne* M�vmg-PictureCanieri ewer ' and leave their etraces • an many things that are not • • '
through • life. Some' of these coinpii.• When I ,think of, the harm that can
Operations.,: • -- ealieete are deafness, heart ' disease, be done by these samples of advice
• ' ' Meriting pictures of surgical opera- rheumatism, kidney disease, etc: handed out by "wise" women, l• have.
Along baye .b.eeeteforeanot-beett-reem--Arhat--there---ia,-,alot.:_rof,-Aviong-.-ine mind the old-lady:Who left •-k-"Cliiit
PletelY successful, Owing -UT:Me- lia. formation :going about -concerning Welfare -meeting in disgust. Shaking
• simple diseases -one who invites cer- her hand At the .speaker, she exclaim -
Witty of one of the surgeons *getting
lerfronteel the camerae kreeently de- respondence_ on health.' topics • can ed, `The nerve of -hitUTt ' -teach
readily see. Here is a; sample letter MH how to bring up children.-
veloned caniera ' is reported to have '1 received .a. few _days ago, whieh buried siireofethenid!' d'•
•• overcome this gemeette,.. The camera shmetfetheeeanxiety-eofe se:prospective Hived: • should_ never:be_Sencomee -d-
'
Is completely Inclosed : in a' globular mother to knew the truth, and tcome.,....eur on, aughosiy„wliether
.
-7. emetal",--easeeWhiehalleelocatedin a Ing of who infant torl grown-up. They are mike
Preiecting from the ceiling, directly aetuelly. tried to bring out 'hives: on by some irregularity in digestion.: The
,over. the operating table: • By means, her baby five days old: , eruption is in the . re -Atte of d neut.-
"What are hives, their causes and al' a and consist,
,• Of A Motor locatedontside.orthe.
-Sirens? 'Notion* ago I saw a moth er wealaWirielfare-intinielYliehy. Hives •
e •• the camera. may be -raised, lowered, giving eSafran infusion to a baby :of are believed to be caused by•the..#0_,
ezertrettu:ned._ateame_angle*, A:telescope eve days, ow. I asked her why she son e,ating .some • sulistanee thutedis-
,
11-7e•. •••-atfaehMeittAriakes it postale to ad- was giving -medicines . -to - • baby, agrees •withebine and Which oaheing.
• : lest and focus the :csmera PromPtly.:, which•seemectin Ole far too young to absorbed from thedidestines.aits:Iike
•It has'redentle been tried outinit-Ber- support them, and she told me that a prison': To counteract :this condi-
' lin hospital With great success, • • • she gave the baby 'sateen eo, as to tion the diet must be ee,gtilated .apd
•' . , make the higesecome out: Then I asked the 'bowels ' kept open. Moreover, the
• her what wal--the--kiires, because family dectot should be consulted,' bet
•erefild-IWortle-s. Fortune.- never beard- of sethen. think before ' be ever g" safran t "I) •
remem .r, n give ,o
"Ali the result of anew die cOyeri, 'and 'She said "that it: *as ebitbsds -dis- me' hives.
--eyaleableeby-prodactsesteli-es -Oil; -more.
tor -spirit, .and 'dy•estuffs are being pro-
•`duced from 'coal elack.says,inEfiglisli..
e• • ...ilevesPaladr.
, • Each top of sleek erields three gal -
tons of motor -spirit, about fifteen gale
long of burning and lubricating oil, six
• dredweight of demeetie fuel, and a
• 4quantity of sulphate of ammonia. This,
domeitle blalnied to yield twice
_ the heat.ettergy,...or Ordinary.,,coal, and,
• Lo burn without ash, .-
The value of the. discOvery. may be
• fudged fi-om the fact that about a
•-; .third of. the 'coal mined -hi England Is-
e...slack, which. hithereo been regard-
...sd.aa of little ceninaercial
You Can't -Freeze, It
• A peculiar IlOuld has lyeeti`dlectiVer.
v41.9.-•
; „ 'clanks that because it , Is impossible
Cor it to be frozen. it Will supercede
Water for use in motor vehicle radiat-
ors during cold weather-. •
a • 'Frost Is .a •great . enemy not only of
eiatoresta blitealse of airmen..and ea
gineers. A crude liquid was discever-
*:..ed,,hut:owing to its high cost it had
to be discarded. Now Mr. W. H.
Hardacre has found a- liquid *Web,
--"•semet from its Wonderfulpowers of re -
Shame° to -ejild, is • a eemelubricent.
and nowtorrOsive. Above all it le.
very cheap. "
In the eourse Of tests the liquid was
submitted. to ft temperature equal to
teirty-seven. degrees of frost, against
•n It was thoroughly proof.
ye is golden, 'vvhich explains
erhy there is Ed, liff10 Of, it.
• „There are lour CopIes of Magna
aarte., etill In existence; The -hest
coPy is in 1.1iti possetatell' of Lincoln
Cathedral. "4)
•
t-
11 , Hills, tio not wait riaitil thei,color has
entirely left you*' cheeke, Until our
liPs areWhite and•Cour eyes dell. it
is so much oaeier to correct thinning
of thehlood in the earlier stages than
later. This is well illustrated in the
case Of Mrs. E. Williams, 'Elk Lake,
Ont., who says: "I take great pleasure
In letting' ypu know the. benefltel •Imie
found in the use of Dr, •Wiltiams' Flak
Pilrs. I was in an anaemic condition!
and- was very weak an a run down.
The least exertion Wbulci leave me
breathleas and it was with difficulty
thet, I aid household work I was ad-
vised to try Dr: Williams' ?Mk PIUS,
and aftet the use of" four boxes I felt
like a new person. In fact my systeni
seemed filled with new energy and
new life. ',strongly, recommend this
medicine to. all whet feel, weak or run.
down.'' • a -
The purpose of Di-. Willeartise Pink'
Pills is to build up the blood. Thefl
do this one .thing and they do it well,
They are for. Ole reason an invaluable
remedy- in diseases arising froth bad
or deficient blood, • as • rheumatism,
neuralgia, after-effects of the grip or
fevers. The pills are gaaranteecl to -be
free from opiates •or any 'harmful
drug and cannot ifijure the .rnost. de -
'Mate system.• •
You can procure Dr. Williams' Pink.
Pills throughauy dealer in medipine.
Or they will be seat you by . mail at
50 cents a box or six boxes for, $250,
by he Er. •William'
MedicineDo., Brockville, Ont. ,„ • •
Reproduce Finger. Print's. '
.Steel stamps have been invented • to
reprbduce the finger prints of men
who use the]m. for identifying pipers
that inust. protected against forgery..
- If you, have to eat humble Pie, eat
it as if yeu enjoyed' it It teetes bet -
1 Cremiture That Never Dies' I WONDE -
If Yen take a,tirep a water fivill
DuRING wiNTER.;wi'tvuttill.6746:::e:ftireat:
. . -that never die*.
. Moving abeut•ha the drop that We
Colds • and Diseases May be
Avoided, if the }Mood is.
Rept Pure.
Do not let, our blood ger this tbiie
it . peoplewb ave a en -
deny towards anaernia, or 'bloodies's-
/less, winter is a trying season. Lack
of exercise and fresh air, : end the
more restricted diet, are among, the
corn tie o ower
the one 'of the body and deplete the
blood. ' •••. '
AS sOort as yeti. notbe the tired, feel.:
ing, lack of appetite and shortness ef
breath that ar ,warning syaiptoms of
thin. Wood,'• Ite a shert -course of
treatment " with „Dre• Welliains; ' pink
Ten years ago Scouting toOk its lat-
ter forne•that of training boys forth°
duties of citizenship. Various ideas
ef training the youth Of a peopledmie
been suggested and praotised.fromahe
time of Epictetue, by the Spartans, by
Pestalazsi, by Peter the Great, by
Cahulain in Ireland, by John in .Ger-
many, by John Pounds, ' We Zulus,
Sinrot et the Boy Orderlies of
Mafeking, Sir W. A. Smith, Thomas'
Seaton; Dan Beard and a nureher of
others.... .
•• There is nothing especiadly'orlginal
.about Scouting. , It is a natutal evolti-
tiert of. many ideas. reduced ;ie., a sys-
tem, the main point about it being to
recognize the bailie needs of the na-
tion and tohave an elastic system
whereby to encourege' the Individual
future citizen to develop hi himself
the •qualities that are wanted.
' The , Manchester •Geardian says:
"Boy Scouting will Uot, as a few of its
bolt 'Ardent' etzlogiste seggest, solve
all our moral and ,social
But it is one of the few great original
social!inventione of our 'time. It rests
on real ineight into,. the mind and soul
of boyhood, and the training that. it
gives is ettendee by the delight that
,tuSes• a new piece of 'knowledge right
into the character and makes it a•trea
Sure for life.".
. •
hi'iother! -
Child's BoWels. With
'California fig Syrup
flurry mother' Even a sick child
levee, the .‘lruitY". 'taste. of "California
seelg'Syrunw and.lf never -ta:ile to open
etheehowelseeAeteasduienfuletoadaYnaay
prevent a sick child to -morrow- If Con-
stipa.ted, 'bilious, feverish, fretfulehas
coldeaolle, orif stoma:Cif Is Sour, tongue
ceated breath:bad rememberea-good
cleansing of the little boerele iseoften
all that is necessary. •
As-k-yqur druggist for genuine-"Call.
foreia Fig Syrup" v:hich has. directions
for-bablesand-ohildren--7ef ailiages
Printed An -bettle.-=Vintlieii�jnizst
-
imitation fig.syrup. .
44 Butterfly-Breeding_Ranck
e A butterfly -ranch is the interesting
adeitterativeventur-e-ofe-seelaieeeeve
Mae:• 'White the raiteli does • notpay
iterzowelf as- thAthicken-firtivwhich
she also owns it cedes .for fess Work,
smaller p_qatprnent.. and nowhere near
,solarge .a.ain.vestment._ A few boxes.,
'same baek, moss, grayee-ead...sertha
•form theawliole- outfit..e- - •
In_the_early...daya_of her tentatie
depended Upon finding.' the •coCoons
froin,which the, bntterdies and Moths
are batched .in the Woods near her
-home, but for -some. time the -has-been
breeding- them. on the ralioh;• Hatch-
ing boxesaremanufactured at home.
The great diffierilte in tie breedin
f• motlia----=from homeeirealtitect co-
coons that of lteeding the caterpil.
laza where it Is •possible to get the
boce.oli once it is relined. The moths
;ter their -eggs 011thebark of teees, On
leaves, and in Other places. The eggs
are closely cibserved until thrcater-
pillar, which hi the embryonic butter-
fly or mete, hatehes. Then the Cater-
pillar ls-pleeed on a tree -branch -until
'the cocoon has been-forrned.,' Thelat-
ter is.. Placed 'In, the hatching box t�
-remain- tentil-thee•erioth-acomes--forthe
whet the procese is.. repeated- The•
e •-areematentede-and-oeldeateecel
ledibraTschoOTs, and muedunii.• . •
High Prices for. Stock.
The 'anctiosi-eile of anitnals that.
liaVetiakSed..--tlittZeulling-Cointaittee;
Iias alWar$ ,been f001.11Ie et tho
: Toronto Pat. Stock Shaw, and the
'tiY the variclue,l'ocal and
outef-town packers and butchers have
alieraCs well repaid exhibitors Mr .the
extra labor and feed necesziaty to,pro-
. duce she* leerier. It laatittglimted that
• there will be a large numbeeof 'buyers
on hand this year and prices obtained
he more than satisfactory to the largo:
nnunber of exhibitors whO feed aninzala
Of the highestSeality for show and
sale. Iiintries closoi November 26th.
Prize Lid and iiintry korai On., aim%
catkin to Seeretary, clo UniOn Stock
yaide, Toront0.,
examine are a number of weed shapes
that look likeetinylellyfish. They are
Made of tlae same transparent euh-
libelee, lint insteed • of Owinunirig they
crawl. Each:of theziels atneelaa.-
• The ;melba has: no eyes, no MTS,
and. no bemire f -It is nothing but a
stoznech surrounded by Jelly. It has
AO limbs, Yet it can move by qpitad'..
ing„and contracting the jelly Of which
'It nj invade,
It can crease in one wa) ,oialy, and
that. is hydiyhling, itself into two. If
zete watch pee Of these creatures fOr
a you See 'that a 'kind of
waistapPeare gradually jet the*middle
At firit• it is round; then it be.
gills to leek 'like a . At
length the waist beeolnea thinner and
RF
1 WEIGIff REPORTED
YOUNG 'WOMAN WEIGEL
El) ONLY 75 POUMS-
.
•
She New Weighs Over One
Hutarked 1.,...41woving
Every
• "Pets:ire .1 began. taking Tanlac
Duty weighed 76 pounds„• I now weigh
over cam hundred - and 'am :gaining
every •cl'ay,". said *seeded:tee DaYisi:
of Chattanooga, Tenn: . - . • ••
•
"I bought nay' first bottle of:Tan/ay
at Gas • City,: Ind, and .it helped:me so .
leech that f continued esiegita I have
beeneeery delfeate and suffer:
. Until; finffilly it breaks. and -ed a greet deal froth stemach trouble. '
There are two .complele creaTures I. and theureatitim.- -rarefy ever had
stead of one •
The et:ea:eves we see toelay are
merely eubdivielons of yernote anees-
tors Abet lived • Perimpe iwoo,eou•
years ego: ••• .
• - • —
Machine Distributes Hay:
• in Loft of Barn.
• -The hayfOrk, which lifts ha i front
the wagons to the haymow; has 'been
oneof the greatest labor savers on
the term and it is now euppleniented•
by a ‘moweia"., a machine which •dis-
tributes the hay in the 'oft and So
eliminates one Of the most disagree-.
. able parts of .the. work. The Mower
consists 'of a' board Plate -ire' swung
• f th 1 • ,
the loft. , As the hay:fork *brines up A'
Ilead, the mower moi.es• under. re;
'ceiyes the load and moves alang the
.bai:n on -a. double track to .the paint
where the the haY is to he deposited, • It
then tilts, to one side • or the other,
and dumpe the hay in the desire,d apot.
• •
• NiONEY ORDERS.
When .orkloring goods by mail seed
a' Dominion Express Money Order,
, The GreatestLife Enricher.
i *01.1111 father. be e Tadlatdr °faun-,
:ehine,en encourager, a helper a lifter
,friehd to the • friendlese, •and•tbe
'down and •etit, and yet ;be ,padr in ma.
terial things, than haecellie wealth:of
a Crcesus; stareed; Witched, gloomy
nature, and a loveless:life therewith;
A•love'that reaches out to. eVeryliving
• thing on Gecl'e earth is the greateae of
all life enricherS.—G. S• Mirden.
• , •Halirax, N. S..
Afirtard'S-iLiniment, Co.,. Ltd.,• *,
Gentlemen—I hs.vg_ used Minetcrir
Linlinent and have found, it a good rem-:
edy.• After the explosion r was pretty
well -shaken -1.1p;71iaving ijiiite ntirnber .
oi, lituises and cuts but therikii,:th.lail • ••
ard% Liniment I am my old -self again. •
It healed the sores_an4.,butiees...and_.-gaXe4L-
iii-e-filliali- eared- 7-1t7i is true • •i ts natrre
as the King of -Pain, for it stopped the
Pain almost at once; Lflts_t_noticed the.
in-lhe-Mentr•eal Standard and decided
to invest In a bottle, for which ; azn riot,
sorry, but can- say,with trath_thaLf 4,M, _
thankfilI • ferell -naving'dorfe all 'It clef ns-
• ed to do, and in my •case Much more, and
a satisfied customer' is the bost•!ad. one
can possibly find. That ief my view of
.11-111111 I thii-0.you will rigree with me.
too. •Yours very truly,
(Signed)-ALFRD BLAIN;
HL, ,Halieetee,,zgee„‘ a
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t
a
The Tiode_
Are Workin
Imm•
is excellent for Indigestion
because it assists stomach
• and liver to do their work '
naturally.and efficiently.: •
With the organs in perfect
'working orde-r-indigestion
• Is impossible. Try it today
oR INDIGEST10.
MotherSeigesSyrupissold
• (• in 50e. and $1.00 bottles.
ID PAIN DIS
-700-ARSE SALT. -
L. A N D'Ytt A L.T.
• rCtQts
TORONTO SALt WORKS •
Lie. 'J.': CLIFF '-''''TORON'Ttf.-
In some respects, hwnan experience
is, like railroading.
Every moinent"of the business and
social day the block, signals are giving
' right of 'Way to keenness and alett-ness
—While' the slow and the heavy must_
wait on t1i..3 sicihtrack fortheir chance
to move forward.
The ability to ago tiwough" and to
.4.igetthere:'depetalamtiekoiftlio—poise'or'T—
body,brain and nerves Oat conies with
correct diet and proper nourishment.,
wby,so may choose Gapwr
Nati for breakfast a:nil-lunch. Served
. with crow o mi&At is completely
preagested, and it
suppr tb.e Vital Min" eral Salta so
sessi.iy to full nutrition:
••
Ch.rape-Nuts has a ,rich, delightful
• flavor, is ready to serve on the instant
• ; —and is distinctly the food fox'. mental
• aid physical alertness Mid flpf3CCI., At
all grocers:
. • •
'Any aPPetite and SinePly•einild
Ilsh anything.. 1 fell off .Until onic
Weighed 76 pounds aana was sa thin.
y looked' perfectly awfal...• This is the
contlielort I was inawhen. t eegan. tak-
ing Tac.
,
"Oh, I 'feel. so different no*, 'Even •
my coniplexion ;is dinproved: • My ap-
petite is geed, and .can luirdly get
enough to • Tanlic Is •stmpy
grand; :and I carr truthfully .sey it is
the: only. medielue that- hal. gear done
nie any girocl.4 . ' • •e-, *„. - .
• Tanlec is sold ;by leading •cireggiets
'everywhere. • •••• • • • Ade.
•
• • •
Atiy .Man's EiograPhC—Chapter 1, '
bora; , chapter • 2, bred; chapter .3(
caught; chapter 4,, wed; hltapter
woeried; „chenter 6,' dead/
. •
Minard's Liniment for Garet in Cowls
• In France the•.doetor'e claiin on the, :
estate of a deceased patient has claim .
over all' others.
Haddocks will lay Ss enany, as
500,000 eggs each in one Seaaort.
Classified Advertisements.
PLAYER PIANO FOR SALE.
ite ELL PLAYER PIANO IN GOOD
IJ condition, evithn large number of•
-
music rolls, for , sale at a bargain:
L Costello, 73 West Adelaide Street,
Toronto, • • •
BELTING • FOR SALE •
,
ALL KINDS OF NEW AND USED
, belting. pulleys. saws, eabie,hose,packine.
etc., shipped subject to approval at letvest
prices'in Canada. YORK BELT/NG co..
115 YORK, STREET. TORONTO.
HELP WANTED. ,
ADIL.SWANTED,TO DO PLAIN- •
ind light seiving at, horne, _whole .oe'n
spare time; good pay; work sent 'a
distance; charges paid. Send stamp
particulais. National Manufacturin
Montreal.
DANDERIN
Stops Hair toming- Out;
Thickens)' Beautifies.
EP?
HE pain and torture of thee..
inatisnr-can be-quickly-rehe'Ved-
by an aeplication of Sloan's
Liniment. It bring e' warmth, ease and
;comfort and lets .you slee • soundl •
Always have a bottle n yan
apply when you feel the first twinge.
11--penetroles-viithotit_rmbliiisg._
It's splendid to take the pain out of'
• t..tircl,.*.aching.. muscles, ,sprainse_and
estrarase-stiff-leinterraid lame backs.
• •For forty years pain's enemy. Ask
,
your neighbor. ,
At all druggists-35ce70cef1e40.---
• Made in Canada. •
Ainettes's Pioneer Dog Itemedieg
Dook_en__.
•
DOG DISEASES
‘;. and How to 'Feed -
M_ailed_Frert_to_any_Ads-
dress by the Atithor.
N. Clay Glover Co., Inc.
118 West filst Street
Myr Yetk, IT.S.A. •
•
35 tents 1214-s n bottle of "Danderine?
t any drug store. 'After one applieti-
tIon--you -can not find • a particle -et •
iLandruff or a failing_Lhair—Ilesides,._.:_,,
every hair shows new life, vigor, • •
brightness more more color and abundance.
WOMEN.OF
May Pass the Critical Period Safely
in Coder ahly by Takmg
Lydia E. Pinkliam's Vegetable
••• ••••• - • COIOPOU114.1.• •:• - .....
•
'Regina. Sasle•—"1 WAS going through
Change of Life ar3ied6arstisfEwIrtebdhefaodraethweo11 t
tervOusiless,. sleep.
less nights and gene
dretweaknews;-SoMile
udniflatitotedlot natiyrevedeanrk.4 —
I gave tydia•E.
Pinicham's ',lege..
table ' ConrPotind7a ,
trial and
results; -and I 11,150
firiftit a very belga - , •
Spriteetonicandusee-----eee
„fel ,Ifor constipationa._.-----e—a, -
.._ __Item which 1.8tUrer.oruch. I have roe-
• ommended Vegetable Compound se it
.._ OP...1.2'i=47', ,;:-..4 .i.7...;LFIgklytato....21,1,, ...,..
1 publisil iiiii.ft—rara. arAitriii4 tr. Lorti...
SAY I 810 Robinson Ste Regina., sosic,',?
If you have Warning symptoteS•SUelt
as a sense of suffocation, hot ihishes, •
headaches, backache, dread of impend,* .
•
Ing evil? timidity, sounds it, the ears. .
palpitation of the heart,.aparkl boforf .ek.
the eyes, Irregularttles, Constipation, , 1,..,)
gaideliie appefite weakness, 164014+
ude and dizziness:got a bottle of .1.14:3
Engii:nsinimytl:Akie4fhnE Vge gemedtablicieneCmiat rice!' We
TIOW it wi help you as it diit4its.
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ISSUE N. tt-jfit
."There'd a Redson"
fir Grape -Nuts
tarl Ilaig is GO years of age.
liana -bombe were Used in warfars
Never say_f!AspirhP_Nmithout_saying__":13ayer_,
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WARNING! Unless. y6u see_name ."Bayer'
you are not getting Aspirin at all. Why take chances?
• A • A A
Accept only an "unbroksen package" of "Bayer Tablets of
• Aspirin," which contains directions and dose worked out by
physicians during 21 years and proved safe by millions for
Colds t) Headache Rheumatisui
Ifroothadre . Neuratig • NeuritiS
• Earache Lumbago • Pain, Pairs'.
• Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets—Bottles of g4 and 160-411Hruggilite:
' is the trade milt (registered in Canada) of Bayer Manufacture or M0110.•
seeticaeldester et gaileylicatid. .,While it is well knoWn that Aapirin mean. IlArer
manutacture, to assist the public against imitations the Tablets of Better Cotnpssy
00 early SIS the 150 century, : win be stamPtH! With their general,' trade Marie, tho "gavot -Cron."
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