The Exeter Times, 1922-10-19, Page 3W a
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AeThes Bey Scouts? o ?
Y 5c u
Any bo,,, of any nationality, of
any y
creed, twelve 3earsof ageor.1der
,
maybecome '
Y a Boy Scout if he hats the
ermis
szon ' �r
p b. his parents � n binds.'
•1 z is a d ba ds
p
hirir
6 1f
e to $ee a the n'
1 Ito Sc ut Promise and
' Scout Last' andre ares himself .far
P p<
himple
tests'on the a coiilpo'sition :and
history of the Gaioii Jack; learns the
Scout si `s ` and demonstrates '> bis
h
soil'
at t
to tie half a dozen knots.
Phe Boy„
'`
S co
ut Movement is' in no
aortae a 'secret organization.'
The` plan is tosou a
€ p number of
boys; (Preferably not .more; than 32 in
' any one "troop,” as they •are desig-
nated) • under the :1'ea
dersliiP of a
"
Scout
nasi
ca ,---,a
•
careful! '
y selected,
• clean,> -intelligent, boy;ioving,: vokuriteer
leader --always a man of stirling char-
acter • and mature judgment; Each
Trooet and Scoutmaster are" under the
supekvision of d "Troy Committe "
P o of;
responaible `citizens; 'usue,Ily officials
of.h
t e.
,churc '.
h . echoclub
olw z• •
i
4 with
•awhioh'.the troop is -connected. •
-Through such leadership d 'ship theboys of
the troops are,leept interested—in a pro-'
{.grime of play -activities that aro
health -giving , and educational. They
take
long tram
Ps, sud
yang' nature in
all its 'forthb, ` They; learnt woode/af
t,
and -how to take care of themselves in
the open, .They have troop meetings
each week for study, handicraft -ex-
periments, deinonotrations, etc:, aand
go into camp, every summer under
trained directors. •
In a hundred ways the boy's tiine is
occupied. The programme is so varied
and so fascinating ,to the .boy that
simply hasn't time cr opportunity to
trail with an idle gang. or to`turn into
the evils that beset the path of the
.idle boy.
The Boy Scout is.. taught courtesy,
honor, humanity, kindliness, chivalry,
and service, and to exercise 'them: at-
home,
thome, in school and :•outsid'e,'and sn
''practical activities as first-aid, lit
saving,; cooking, swimming; etc,
The -Boy � Scout must do a goo
turn" daily.
There is no membership cost-oth
than the sriiali fees each troop decide
it needs' 'for its own local `purpose
and the amount of these is fixed b
resolution of the boys themselves. Tl
Boy Scout is taught thrift. He ♦nus
'earn the money, for his owe Scot
expenses. •
City officials often, co-operate wi
Scout- Ieaders; permitting the Scout
to enjoy, as they do, the privilege o
assisting in honorable, safe ways i
connection with big demonstrations
On sut);,occasions Scouts are respons
ible-aids, whilerother•=boy3y in strikin
o eoritrast; just" "hang around," gettin
ina#Ile ;way if not actually into anis
chief. It' becomes a first step in prac-
tical civics.
The vast majority of Canadians no
understand pretty well. how 'practice
and how beneficial is the Boy Scou
movement •as an influence in the live
of boys, and they applaud it. in unison
They should not, forget that the move
ment is what it is as a -builder of chs
aster --as a builder ,of good citizens-=
because of the magnificent service of
men who are giving their time to the
movement as volunteers.
And every patriotic man who thinks
about 'this : remarkable movement
should think of it also --,indeed, he.
sJlould think of it primarily -as a
splendid and easy opportunity for him
to do his -part 'toward improving the
characters of the men of to -morrow:
the mer' in whose hands will rest the
fate of this nation and its ideals.
Further particulars "'of • the Boy
:Scout plait are contained in a: booklet,
"What, Scouting Is and; Does," which
Provincial Iieadquarters,' Bloor and
alth Must be; Guarded as She
Conies to
� �OlYtlnli(Dt➢ii:
Every z
Y mother
who calls 1., tomind xand Iter
t:'
wzz� '
grz•lllo0<1 knows• how urgently her
b 3
a
duh
ten•
g is likely
to need ed h a
Y l 1t1T
e and
Stl"
eTl
th
g during ng t�h.e years between
earlyc•
.. clzo `
Y o
days n
) a and womanhood. luanhoo
<I. It
is
then that t a•o�vi ,
n._ri
g it i, rls droopolid
become.;bldodlese an
cI ner`vous. ` Na-
ture le
calling'
for mope ;irourishment
than,.
t<ae .blood-.can,sup rl and signs,
1 Y,
of distress: are plainly, evident fn d' 11
eyes•. pallid 1? d the � '
etre; weal♦:_: and aching
ig
backs and'`'
a 'dislike for 'proper food"
lz p
'C`hos`e sins mean'
, • that the blood '1s.
weals and watery... The watchful
mother 'takes Pro/ant,ste •s
,steps to give the
new, rich blood her system calls for
by givin - her
g Dr. tiYlllfariis', Pink Pills, '
No
o •
the'
me
dieine•
has ever er s
ucceeded
like them 'and thousands of mothers
have proved their worth: Mrs. W.11.
McIntyre, Gananoque, Ont, tells what
tliese ills"
have P a e done for both
i herself
and her daughter. `She sae:-"
Y I have
used Dr. Williams' Pink Piiis for litany
'ears " especially s
ectal
, p 1 in '
Y i times cif "`
wee
kn
ass•
add,. general `debility, and ,have found
there. a moat satisfactory medicine:
A•fter a severe attack of.,influenza• I
•
'found • myself •• in a. nervous ;condition
and resorted 'to my old tonic-Rinit
Pills.-
an
d they
did offail
-
me
• I also"
gave^them to my eldest dau hter "W
was in a.serious, condi i' g towho
t on due ail-
me'nts.. of girls of her"age.; `--She born-
plained of headaches and backaches,
and would often grow hysterical; "'She
began 'taking the pills and.. was soon
on the road to health again. She'never
complains now of headaches or hack
aches; and I give the credit. to, Dr;
h Williams' Pink Pins., Whenever I see
e
ch
e-
d
er
si
Yj.
Th
t:.
t.
th;
G
w
1
r
Sherbourne Street, Toronto, will glad-
ly send to any address upon request.
The Curse of Self -Pity,
Self-pity," concentrating upon one's
troubles and 'wrongs, is fatal to sus
cess and personal devLlopment. In-
dulgence in it has' brought many men
and women to insanity and self -des
truction. Some people concentrate "so
much on` themselves that they •ulti
' mateiy become obsessed with'':the' be
,lief that they are injured creatures,
and that. the world is in some Hwy re•
apons,ible; for all: thein ,mishaps' and
troulakes, Their Mental 'attitude makes
then/ eas.yvictims of despondency and.
lisoouragenent.
If you want to be - happy, to grow
mentally, to succeed in your work, you
must get rid of• self-pity. And the
only way to get rid of it, ,my suffering
friend, is to:shit thinking, about your
self and begin'to.' think about others.
Stop coddlleg yourself; quit self-analy
sis, and get Clown to work.
The cure fon alk' forms. of. unhappi-
rose a �l: discouragement is downright
hardi-fvork. Cultivato an erlthuslaste
for your work, a love for 'it', make it
an art. Instead of merely working
like an artisan, he an artist. Do ,,not
take ;hold of your work with the ..tips `r
of your fingers. Grip it with all the ,
cotittued/az resolution. and winning ole=';
termination you can muster, Resolve i
to be king lis your'lino—a specialist of
the 'first order. Put your :pride;: your
heart, you7• life, into your work, and
you will have no time for concentrat-
ing err yourself. You will find aleo a,
growing joy and attractiou.iz the work
which liberates you. --0, S.-•3iarclen,
4► --
Tit bhe da -ekes♦ dens
ke$.ris its
good
any ,of my, children ailing or in need
of a blood ,tonic,. -1 give them these
Pills andaiways with tie best results,"
You can get these pills theough any
dealer in medicine" or by' mail at 60
cents a box or six` boxes for $2.50 from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
Resolution Harvest....
flello, John," said the nzan in the
uggy, "Things are looking bright
these days, aren't they; rust see those
fipple trees 1'Iiey are bending dov;yn
wrtli '"
,.
fruit; I' xrevor saw brier aplrles.
There will be a pod second cutting' of
lniy, too, Everything is iz l
6 >, fine shape
r
ell , now , you a1 a .. right _ for th,,
nil
st •r:.'
l.at ;
1 bu
t n_
ulrn�'
3 7,5n
Ot e•
an
g. t
na
g
kr l.e more than two thirds of a croi
And
what t ba
h tlz �r
E, S
nam
most i
t s that th
fault,
is
a17 ai
zrl
With l
Y, k myself,
The a
Pies s
h
I.e exeZ�
aav
ono
not suff •
ezod with th
b i
.i 1. t a
g s,,tlzey ,have in
so.nr v
a.n Othe
,places; the make ,
'they th® fruit .
it frust withou
Much attention
fnarti anyone: -
re.
Y It ir, th
°same with
hay. 'But cern n ' '
1atSt. 'have
care'or i'
C will' not amount
to much.•
hail °geed ` seed
corn this year, oar anti
have had t
d a fairly good: season :
, but
hit" other; thing's keep ' me gut of
field just. w '' o th
hon it` needed the cilti'
r vat
,or, The ground': became hard, and th
weeds 'got a start.;
The man Ingle ,bu . • rov
ggY d. e,on. As
he thought' of th
ords ':
of h'
rs friend
he' remembered another planting' of six
or' seven: months' ♦before;' -•lie' hid' been
wondering why thel,fruit was not
More
plentiful: "Perlia -s „
P he said to' him-
self, 'Jelin 'hhs' iye m.
g en me tile' an`''swer:.
1 am sure I hid good seed,'Th'�
tion e resolu-
tions s that ♦;,made •at• the,first'of the'
year
m s`
th
u ave'
le
ase
P d .life `Lord, and
I gym euro that it was to honor Hiin
thgrt.1 planned abetter life; but it is;
notI
that
hoped for •when I planted
iny'resolutionsinmy heart; The trou
ble:.
ha
s b-
een that:I have, let, o'ther•!n-
'tar
gists ,keep me out of••that-'particular
field 'When T 'should. have b'
sen putting
extra time and special effort there.
Like corn, resolutions will not .grow
without cultivation, I am ,going, to
make' a new resolution right now;, to
put my best efforts into cultivating
the planted seed in my life, and with
the grace' and the blessing of the God
of the Harvest I shall have a good
Year."
The Reward of toile.
One tical eta /otter day a little ragged
street''Arab stood with a gang of boys'
watching a flock of sheep being driven:
1'
lair'
oz r e
h the, street, When s W e
U n t1
le sheep
zc9t2.
stopped at a watering trough to drink
one of them seemed. so exhausted that
it could not crowd with the others to
u�
,n Iz' '
e q c zt th'1 t T'
s n ^s , lme and again it
had v
Q. d ran
i tried to push, Y i i�
P r tsw ,
a
to 'the
he
p, trough, and ,iinaily dropped to
the
e pa em
v nt u•
p e unable, tomove,
a. 1
The
bee;
Y
v
- seeingx•
> oil the
1 hanimal's di„tress,was moved'
with o r pity,and'n
taking l i off, g !I hi
s old bat-
✓ tered hat,:fi
filled
ti'
mos with.
t water andto k it,
ak to the 00
. poor half
e fainting croature, The water quickly
revived itand rnd� enabled it to go elong
1 with its' One of the b
oys
e- :comrades
.then;b an
gig, to twit 'him for
1 his kindne s
s and asked if the,
,sheep
e• said "Thank, you, 'papa."
"1. didn't "
, .. do hear_!t . said
,..., he, but there
e, was .a light
g7tt in the bay's faces, as one ,
,who had.witnessed the incident
re
marked,..w'hich-; told 'the
bystanders
that
hesfelt fe t the pleasure asure
P
that always
comes from the performance of: a kind
act.
1:.ove Is alwa a enc
Y. generous _roue and i•epaya
athu
Dusan f
d old:far any se
. Y 'vice in its
cause...
Standing on your dignity is like
walking on a tight rope; "impressive if
you can do it, well, ridiculous if you
can't.
Those who make fair' promises
should have good memories.
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KITH EDUCATION
BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON
Provincial Board of Health, Ontario
Dr. Middleton will be glad to answer questions on Public Health mat-
ter&through this column. Address him at Spading House, Spadina
W
Crescent, Toronto.
One of the greatest difficulties the alleviation or :disappearance of the
Provincial Board of'- Health has to 1. active symptoms, .and while the pa -11
contend with in its campaign against tient is living in an atmosphere of
P z
patentr security the disease may gain 1
venereal disease is the nodi- false
eine advertisement. The attention of; headway .and reach a stage when a b
neve apeperxpro!prietors .is called to the permanent' cure'' becomes `excee d in 1 =.
fact that thepublication. sd a g Y
a t th of these•�ad � difficult to bring, about.
vertisements is an offence under the • The family physician should .be con -
w
Venereal. Disease . Prevention Act, sideied the only reliable guide, coun- s
punishable by a heavy fine. ' In spite: seller. and friend in= the treatment of s
of this, these in!sddious advertisemeats venereal disease, but should' a .person; i
are often displayed in the columns of net be able to pay for the: services' ofif
some sporting paper, and usually set, the family physician he•can obtain
forth in glowing words how to cure advice and treatment free of Charge;
"blood poison," whi'cll is a:,generail through the local department of ri
term usually understood by the public health, or at the nearest free clinic. o
to mean venereal disease, particularly The. Provincial Board •of Health is fo
syphilis. Some of these advertise- rapidly extending' those venerealclinics d
ments are frankly positive in -their to important centres all :•over the ti
claims to successfully treat sufferers, province, so- that the benefits of,first th
and :the vendors' tell' the public that class 'laboratory diagnosis and the ti
the medicine" they supply enables ' a latest and 'best methods` of •physicians
person to treat himself with certain may be within the' reach of all. By ,ro
.success; at any stage ,of the disease. systenlatic 'co-operation of the people ex
One: can readily , see ,how much with the Provincial; Board of Health is
trouble these' objectionable advertise- at its headquarters in Toronto
and
ments, may cause. •Whereas a person branches throughout the:"province an op
who exposes himself or herself to iii- effective means is being devised' to la
fection.should immediately consult the curtail- and reduce to a minimum the di
family physician,�he is led to believe ravages of , venereal ''
disease that th
that he. can get cured secretly by send- otherwise will Sap the 'physical
'
ing for some of` these quack,remedies, strength and make invalids of large
o Den to rs province. evil as want of heart.
e at.
•
GOOD
EI
CI
E
the daughter of the latter, whoha
but
recently returned from school in
'another town. •
h
R THE
E
1s ,:yr Fort
L.v
■
Her•
Thousands "of frail, neryoua people
and convalescents eyei•yvyhcre have
testified iflo
d t o the e •e �
a z aria r
n trio a v •
er of
1
Ta
lll
ac in
1>z�inging' laauk Choir. health,
strength,
and
working l an efli i
eons
K It
y
see
ins
nto quickly S lIr
cl
I k inva `
Y or to
g a the conn
st' t
at t
r ron
and is .
�.
powerful
foe of
Weakness,
, Mrs,'
Emma Mlles, 120. Te
cumeelr Ave.„ Lon
don Ont., says:
.
3s.
„I
suffered terribly , fz•oan stomach,
trouble .
headaches 'and . dizzy zzy attacks,
and was, . so weak,
n ervo
us ;and., run
down it was all T. could c u d do to get_about.
•Since I'ye,taken Tani
aq zny; stomach'
Is in splendid order, the headaches'
and
other ;troubles' have left me 'and
simply feeling fine."
ig
There is net a single 0 6 portion of the
body that Is: apt benefited
by the help7fn1 a
ctlbn
of` '
Tania '
c.. r
It ens
1 t
., ea the
b
stomach' to turn the food into healthy
blood, bone and muscle, purities the
system and builds you liaok to normal
weight. -Get a
bottle th-dayat any
Y
good druggist.
Advt.
Simplicity.
Mra.
Casey
Wag
calling g n.
Pyr Mrs.
Callahan, and soon the talk turned to
Nothing N can
equal g Baby's a O
Tablets aa', a medicine ,-for little on
They,are'a lasative,'iniidbut thorough,
in action, and never fail to relieve con-
stipation, colic,, bolds and simple
fevers. Once'a mother has used. them
she will use nothing else. Concerning
them Mra. SalustePelletier, St. Darras
des Aulaines, Que., writes:—"I always
keep a box of Baby's Own Tablets in
the house. They are the best medicine
I know of for little. ones and I> would
not be without them." The tablets are
sold by medicine' dealers or by mall at.
2)ic a box from. The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co„ Brockville, Ont.
L"IIJ�
"Th ' lain
P rl 2
or s
gl said
Y
ore s a "'
wit 'Mra `
;,
. Oalahan
"absolutely ':, Y no `airs, in
es.. spite of the fact that she has' been at
a, finishing school 'Nothing stuck up
about, . Mary. She's unanimous to
everybody and never keeps a girl,
friend waiting. „,.No, Mrs. Casey, she.
Just runs down; non de plume as she
is!"
c
,' Objects to the Pants. •
e
Elizabeth, h, the Jealous.
A•jealous woman . was Queen Eliza-
beth. She 'had many good qualities, it
is true, and easily holds her place
among the great sovereigns of Eng-
land. Nevertheless, there was, says
Mr. R. Thurston Hopkins, a certain.
meanness in her nature, and jealousy
was a mania with her.
She thought that no young cavalier
ou h
� t to marry for love, since every
one was supposed to love only the
queen. For that reason the Earl of
Leicester had to keep his marriage
with Amy Robsart secret; and when
Sir Walter Raleigh dared to fall in
ove with Elizabeth Throgmorton, Ell
-
abeth imprisoned. him in the Tower
or a brief period and ♦lapelled his fair
ride from the court.'•'
"The story CT rile " s
Aileen and the
Windsor. carter shows ..that Elizabeth
as also a whimsical woman. When
he wanted;to go from -,Windsor to
ome. other' place the carts and horses
n •the neighborhood were impressed
or the service. But she changed her
mind constantly; The Windsor carter,
who had been ordered to, provide car -
age for part of the royal wardrobe,
nee came to Windsor Castle and
and that the queon had changed her
ate of departure; he came a second
me and found that she; had changed
e date again. He came for the third
me, and when he learned that his
queen had once more changed her
ayal mind he clapped' his thigh and
claimed, "Now I see that the queen.
a woman as well as niy wife!".
Elizabeth, who was standing rt an
en window,; heard him. "What v-
il
in la .this?" she asked, laughin and
d
rested the attendant to give ^him
ree angels "to stop his mouth.
Want of thought causes
which sonietirnes 'cause °,a temporary numbers f l ' th'
as;.npucli�
i
g
c
1•
d
3'
1a
t
,r
th
'VI
'•e
to
1' e
i fl
ho
off
%4.Jam' v6
.e AFpasese?re°,:-.•
It's a fine thing
tokeep out of : trouble--_
but it's a finer- thing to know how
to get out of trouble after you have
,often into it.
into
Mantryou' ble peoplby loe thoughtleadingtasslypwith get
heavy, ,itidi-gesfible foods which fail
to supply the essential eleinents for
repairing the dai y wear 011 their ,
nerves and body tissues,.
It 'is well to know that
Grape-
Nuts
w ithbood rich.milk isa highly
nourishing food providing iilg;;all 'the
necessary nutritive and mineral
elements in proper form, for
"There's s a Reason"
4• dor
y
Canadian Postutn Cereal Go.,Ltd45 -
. s Fro:
ready assimilation by the; systt n:,
When you make Grape -Nuts ;:t
siubstantial part of your.reguiai-
daily diet, "Nature will quickly
assert herself and build healthy
.nerve cells and sound body tissues.
Crisp and<•crunchy.Grape-Nuts,
inside from 'wheat`and ialaltet
barley, is a satisfying food forrr
breakfast -a .welcome answerto
the
call of appetite.
The farm. Jai 'Yell
' con -
,tains
f, owp acict3b e on-
ufns more nollrishrnent in less bulk
than any other cereal food•
—111E BODY BUIL BR,
St,, li.-, Toronto, Factory: Windsor, Onttariti'
A horse owner was trying to sell a
wind-broken horse, :and -was trotting
him around for inspection. The owner
stroked 'the horse's back and remark-
ed to the prospective buyer. •
"Hasn't he a 'lovely coat?"
But the other noticed that the horse
gvas short -win : d ed, . and answered
"Ah, I. like his coat all right, but I
don't like his pants."
"Cascarets" cis11 Oc
For Sluggish Liver
or Constipated
Bowels
Clean your bowels! Feel fine!
When you feel sick, :dizzy, upset,
when your head is dull or aching, or
your stomach is .sour orassy,
g ., just
take' one.' or«•two" Cas•careta to -relieve
constipation. No griping—nicest laxa-
tive -cathartic on earth for grown-ups
and children, 10c a box. Taste like
candy.
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Kindhearted!
"'Frederick, what became of that
piece of cake that was left on the
tray?" asked mother,
Frederick looked up sweetly.
"I gave it to a little boy who was
awfully hungry, mother."
"That was kind of you, Freely: Who
was he?"
"It was me, mother!"
MONEY ORDERS.
Send a Dominion Express Money
Order. Five Dollars costs, three cents,.
--•;
Useful Swain,
"Darling
g, my heart is on five 7vith.
•
love."
"That's for .; -.
o tenate. „ All " our furnace
coal has run out." •
Ask for Minard's and take no other,
Up -t$ -Date.
An aeroplane was flying over the
English countryside, and the pilot Was
ndulging•in a little stunting. Absent
windedly he looped the loop, quite for-
etting that he had on board a parcel
ontaining •a pair -of boots.,
Naturally they 'dropped out, and
ended just in front of an•old woman
n cottage garden.
The package burst open, and out
oiled ti'e boots., mucin to her astonish=
went.
Picking them up, she bobbled in
Dors, and called out to her husband:.
" 'Ere you are, Large! They boots
ou ordered 'ave come. What a wun-
erful thing this wireless ' is! I,
hough t I 'earl the buzz of 'om coming
hrough the air."
A Rare Bloom.
A negress brought her gran•ctchild-
en°' ftor herold mis,tre5sto see. The
ree little` clarifies'stood inline, while
andy.tailcod shout them.
"And what are their names, Mancl3'?
;ked the mistress,
"Dey's all got flower names missi'e,"
plied the grandmother, 'Ali 001118'
ere maself, Ue bigges' one's name
Giadiol, tend de uex' one we done
11 :heliotrope.."
"Very pretty," wits fhe ~znistre,5S's
iiiBr'
ent
"And whets the third Dire,.
".talower name again; 6 71ii,9?3ttt, She
111 '_l-r°trthflcial!" •
The First Sten,
"1 have 308211000:'elected Grluld•-Im
ria1' Potentate of .nay lodge,"
"Congratuiatioils, Old'' men, That's
"Well, it's t# beginning anyhow. I
pe to getone 01' the really inipoi'tant
Ices 'later on."
LSSJE•'No. 41---'22,'.
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ORDER AT ONCE
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gestion or a sour, acid a,ss sto -
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o Pipe's
Diapepsin" The lncn i' a
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heart -burn, gases,:pal palpitation 1
p d :pain..
disappear, Druggists let
s guarantee each
package to correct digestion at once.
End your stomach trouble for 'few
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What DId He Mean? —
Uauail
Y when n -
a -editor for '�
makes °,re-'
marks about a public official it is easy,
to tell,whether they are favorable or
unfavorable. But the following- para-
graph in
ayouth Carolina newspaper
...:. ewBpaper
leaves
the reader somewhat in doubt:
Some malicious person' started a re-
port o
n then
streets that there was
somethirxg the matter with Mayor
Snipe's head. We are glad to : an-
nounce ae the
t i i
t s assound
se
ever it
was, and that there is nothiag In it.
The- system of i)enmark.
is so perfect_ and 'papular that
throughout the entire country there
is n'ot. one illiterate family.
YARMOUTH, N.S.
Fishermen and - Campers,
Quick Relief.
PUT A BOTTLE IN YOUR OUTFIT
COARSE SALT.
LAND SALT
Bulk Carlots
TORONTO SALT WORKS
G. J. CLIFF - TORONTO
azasysown me sermuse.
' Book on
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MOTHER!
Your Child's Bowels
v>x Need
"California
Fi Syrup"
uP
Hurry mother! Even a sick child
loves the "fruity" taste of "California
Fig Syrup" and it never fails to open.
the bowels. A teaspoonful to -day may
prevent a sick child to -morrow. If con-
stipated, bilious, feverish, fretful, has
cold, colic, er if stomach is sour,
tongue coated, breath bad, remember
a good cleansing of the little bowels
is oftenall that is necessary.
Ask your druggist for genuine "Cali-
fornia Fig Syrup' which has directions
for babies and children of all ages
printed on bottle: Mother! You must
say "California" or you may get an
imitation fig syrup.
FOLLOWEO
MOTHER'S
ADVICE
Took Lydia -M. Pinkham's-
Vegetable Compound—Now
En'o s Good Health
y
K e s s o c k, Saskatchewan — "My.
mother has taken' Lydia E.Pinkham s
Vegetable Com
u
Pound and up
n.
learning
of
my
troubles advised
nae to try it, as 1
seemed : all run,
down after the flu,
and had some trou-
bles such as women
are apt to have. I
have ' taken Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
ta ble
egetable Compound.,
Iand Lydia E. Pink
ham's Blood' Medicine and used the
Sanative Wash. Also Dr. Brown's
Capsules and Prescription pilon and"stir: so,
much' better in e
very way. Ilam will-
ing for you to use my letter as a.
testimonial as I recommend your
medicines."-/-Mas. IREvr:NrLSon Kes-
sock, Saskatchewan.
When
backaches and e '
a d b
eadach
drive out: all ambition, when, that
bearing -down sensation attacks you,
when you aro nervous and blue, the
one great help for such ailments is
Lydia E. Pinkhan 's Vegetable Coins
pound:
Cuticura Quickly
Soothes
es
Rashes arid
tabEB , , o
Hot baths with Cuticura Soap,
by light applications ofPCuti
Cuti-
cura Ointment, afford immediate
relief in most cases of rashes, irrita-
tions, eczemas, etc. Cuticura Talcum
is also excellent for the skin.
Soep25e. Ointm;ut25and50e. Taicnm25c. Sold
throughouttheDominion. CanadianDepot:
Lrman,, Limited, 344 St. 1 Paul St., w., Montreal.
Cuticura.Soap shaves without mug.
UNLESS you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you
are not getting Aspirin at all
Accept only an "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets
Aspir in, which_ contains directions and dose worked out by
physicians durin 22Yyearsand proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache Rheumatism
Toothache Neuralgia Neurit s
'1
Earache Pain, Pain
• •Hartel Ila er" hos ic5 n ,f t�
1...
�' S tabieis--also bottles.__.
at 24 and. 100 J?lr�',
�°ts
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C ste t S1h0nctext, "flints itt the i known that :1sp1rin mISTO 13aTa,r,-
nahnt1tict�,re, to nsi.l$t 1h0 51111,c iygtn ,t: 1Ynitnitotis: the Tf.blefc ri' Llu.}ur 00-mi),Ittr
'hill be stamped With thOh" geau0a,. Lade murk, the r3ayer 05'dhti.'"
3r0
Lumbago
Aspirin Is the trade Mari: (1'eghdeisC: in Canada) of 13a1er Manolsrtfue o;Y ,Mord,.
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