The Exeter Times, 1923-1-11, Page 7,•
Fire Pend Still Grew% tOW 000,io$ Q. ON Y
Thp Bov. couts' vp.nd the res Begtiess Ciss
y,,arta'
groatent =Mout
uutontohilas aiestitak eramgant
u1 trc
tC) rVLIVIC?°,1;ttiTiji)14',141)141%'1'g
' mar otts opportunities' uty4ti 'the traloVd aut,0
,ruolaka raau, Thatia Win' it PaiXi to learn tlat
autorpobilo latmlueest,-and learn lu Detrolt, the,
attto gouternt avoti4,---the OS tne Auto
ItiOlUattr witere 70°7 Of the fititof{ are placle,
itabliehing of tire Boy Scout troops of
Xittileybary, North Cobalt am]. Han- %-'•
;.','1-inrY is still groWing, the total at the
d time of writtag being well on' to50.
nibis su,m is made up entirely of tic and
10o contributione,irtan the, Scents •and,
Cubs of Ontario and of a few- tieePs
oetside cif Ontario -notably in Mont-
real, 'Winnipeg and Regina. The 1st
•
Georgetown Troop mit op. a special en-
ainmerat and donated the net Pro -
'seeds to the fund. .
Leaders' Conference at Hamilton.
- Plans are being , developed rapidly
for the 21.15.. Annual Provincleal Con-
teren,ce of Scout, Leaders to be held in
- Hamilton on Thursday and Friday,
February 8th and 9t1, and it le expect-
ed that last year's reocird attendance
Will be greatlY exceeded. The con- I
feeence headquarters •will be ,in the
"spacious Royal Connaught Hotel, and
the I-Tanailton Boy cout Council Is do-
ing everything it oan to make the
visit of the delegatee as pleasant and
•profitable aa possible.
, A special featuxe of the conference -
programme will be the -denionetration
of a model troop meeting by P.odney C.
Wood, the new Dominion Caine Chief,
-And a troop of Hamilton Scouts. In
this demonstration Mr. Wood will
show ways of dealing with troop meet-
ing prableme which often puzzle even
the oldest Seuutnatteter, and. wM also
show eoine new inetraction methods
and two or three new games.
Oth.er itents On the programme in -
e diecussions of such subjects as
the eRelation of the Scoutmaster to
the Home, the School, the Cburch• and
the Troop Committee," The Patrol
System and the Court of Honor," "Out-
• door Seouting, Hik.Os and Camps,"
"Scout 'Games," and "Troop Pro-,
grammes." A special luncheon is be-
ing arranged for Wolf Cubofficersin
•order that they may discuss problems.
peculiar to their own branch of Scout-
'rhousaaalo of our suadiatten,ate marIng ,
big aaunoy, la a}c.) a tit))
(Sask.) aitidng Juote'mor,oa, been he ex.
Matadi •INttigtew naliellecta apooloped
rugtor at Teek,,Selaeok'Celiette
, (filbertit) btasineaU alai luta'
' all 110` faant'dOit'33tOskle (Perin.).
. Was Slatting 33E3 taew mak-
jut 111(30 porwevk; lambs asti.N.)
ES.,{Pg $10 inoarthli, abo'gg oaf.,
• Sbnotion'tOnlol Jump-,
eP(ein8froana.. "pawn Poaliat"' at
,.$13t50, ,v„ueltly to auto me -
i'? obante at 442.1i0 Pot WsOlL
nke nano
C'Calt2101ei3 Cossesa—
EntIosseal Fnetnsles
Bvera, hraneh er ten auto intsineas tanghti-,-=
A Scout dinner on. the -eVening of
February 80h will be addressed by two
or three of the' most prominent men in
Scouting.' Entertainment features will
be put on by Scout troops of Plamilton,,,
and it is „expected, that a new moving
picture illestrating activities at Gill -
well Park, the Imperial Scout Leaders'
Training School near • London„- Eng-
land, will' be eidilbited..
ScoutS---Make •sure that your Scout- ahieing
, or else go down in the storm
master attends the Hamilton -Confer- 1 and stress of eireumstan.ces to .which
once. Here he w41 ineet a great group 1 he is sure •to be subjected sooner or
Oan.adiaix Scouting and j later.. '
to return to you after-, ,
Unfortunately, like the tree man sel-
ushels of new ideas to
paean:to actiavi/Kour troop:- et -
'COustrattio, dperatI,Mt, up,kaso 0.310 toOalta sr
antes, truemt traetor4, farm: 'fighting olantr3 and
99140,a49S4411 bY
aattial pritetteo. No° 4U01111work. Stitt:lents Iearra kasmoifulastsaiteter
actual taetoty Inetlaa19.
tt,iitt•IP
11011001,,
Spatial Cantinas in Battery
auto facto:ice booed outlis
our Courses and give
ouro
atudeats fullest, coroperatton,
alsottaitartily tenderte out•
Itasair, Tira.ltonair, Briainn.aVeldkie ,
-1 A EDUCATION
Y DR, J. 1 MIDDLFTON.
Provineiai Board' of 1.enIth1 Ontar
I d l be gla4 to itriewor uestlon or Publee Ilea 1' a •
teas through this coluinni Address hire at Spadine Hoae Spa11l11
Oregessnt. Toronto.
'hie Earl o Baliieur receuely sitid
fare -well to the Cily ctI Lei -glen con-
etituency that he reProsented eisi long
in the House of CoMmous at West-
minster. His acidness was nolticeabl-e
from several, aspects -but particularly
from that of his" faith. in:the coming
generarticte.
nye are not 1eS.,1 capable of sus- 't
tabling the burden of Ph -up -ire than
were our fathers before us," aaid Bale
ferns "The task in now one of great
diffeculty, but let ais not lose faith or
courage. I look forward with un-
flinehing faith to the succiees a the
labors of thaele 1,,V1110 'are going toa^
law 'the generation to which 1 belong
ci the e 'oration that 'is to succeed
that, IC.110:Piat talat theY will net f
SGICirt gf the e.xample which we have'
verect to ° set them and which
Good Positions Opr our- fathers' befoee us set us. Te, be
an Monitinn Elhop P6a6t166.
ttrutlinatioli'actairles, a.„ on0000
'4111,1411273.43°.tt4114T-IP':'41' ,j"i4.11)) p 0 tIn tnaiin41-%4
an optimist is to he a believer in
gess, iesibeeig.'1, pea tce,-,, youth, It is; .a:Cter an, the young p
461v6‘466.69t6or cu luko.i4ustizenn for yourtvii., plc whet are going to ,abs this seosik.
g:,7,1'..!'1N,71°°.°7,'S,t,,77,4,1'°m„;,%n&rftt"; Lot us (believe in them—I believe in
2a,,Lngsii?t'gregiViidni•irtVraii"iii'Cluildos.'"'"'"tes them. If it was not for the young,
Michigan Slate Automobile School how would the world go on, and how
6372 Auto Mag. Detgolt, Ivii 1.4 wvutaid it live, isow would neve ideas
essaaaassesa,gasslnaasanaannaa. c ' come in'i
. "A nation's greatest 'assets is It
Surfa.ce Anchorages. tho& condition cf. tho rising. genera-
childreni , If the physical, mental -and
.fewai tyreaavrestleargaoii,r,i,tags,, anilsueovheriem-sptro;senseda ,tiriyil.:,, situ' cfleexfti ' towellaPealit,'Peal'a'ntaihseeSlyriatfiaTi
with the terrible devastation that the away in' world prestige and like some
wind had ,wthaght, ,..,.!.vvhat at.o.hishea of. the. great 'nations of the Past 'be
ci ce i the courroils of the .world.
me most he '"was the effect relegated' tx) Pitue of minor
11X1P{)rt."
good citizen, eVeli'Y man and woman
it
.:rs'Y'vohe teloxlaral.:e'rli'emit3iii11%-i,ltelia:it•ern<':ttallYorifthxeti3r,h1-13se
hring
racs. ,
"One thing ie eettdin, we are not at
present doing nearly enough, Iso pre-
vent or castail the teegliale record of
infant me'rtality, and physical defeats
among the young, These young pen -
pee, growing up uncezed for, unsuper-
.
vised, pometnnes pearly nourished' and
'0 tentunes not up to ietanclard in
health, -will be the men and women of
the fiateesret It is on the chi Ten of
todaythat vsill have to reet ti clays
to come the civil business and domes-
tic burdens of the Empire. Will these
young people be equal to the task?
wilt their health he so •saifeguarded
yiouth that they may ggow up s•terong
virile and fit to carry on, :when those
who come before them hand over the
reins?"
,
ecords show that at present we
are only on bhe thresholhl of what can
be clone—what ranat be one to safe-
guard the race, and improve the sur-
roundings and influences arron,g which
the great majority of the people live,
Personal and continuality hygiene
Inusit be practiced by all classes of
the community, for after all, the basis
of all health work rests with the indi-
vidual. In „Work of this kind there
are many diecouragements, but when
one gets the goaa.in view, the1 strug-
gle for better citizenship. and a
healthier race of people is worth
the storm on the tree's. TheY were $tarely it as the soleann duty of eversrl
,says,art 11...
not left standing with splintered and
mangled trunks as they are in my
home neighborhood after a great
storm; they were boclitY uprooted!
"Examining them more closely, I
discovered the cause. They had never
been deep-rooted. The water was near
the surface; the soil was fertile; there
had been no nece,ssity for their send,
Ing roots deep into the earth for
strength and sustenance. They had
led surface lives, so to speak, and as
a consequence the first severe storm
had laid them prostrate."
In order to- withetand storm and
wind a tree must have deep anchorage.
Neither beautiful foliage nor graceful
branches nor symmetrical trunk can
insure stability and endurance. They
may enhance the attractiveness of a
tree, but to fulfill its mission in life a
tree must have something else. And
what is true of a tree is true of man.
A. mere surface life is insufficient. Man
must lay- hold of something deep and
A Practical Diethmary
Needed.
Like many hooka called classics
which we speak of reverently and
never look at, the dictionary of our
language seems_ to be falling into dis-
• use; we seldom consult it. If a strange
word "swims into our ken" we regard
It as an impertinence or we use it as a
• kind of game; we argue about it, dis-
cuss it, guess, bet, and perhaps write
to the newspapers for a definition, but
we ,don't consult the "dictionary. '
Perhaps the reason for our neglect
is that the unabridged dictionary is too
. cumbersome and it gives too many
meanings, though thda papers mit the
ordinary bulk. Simple words therein
are found to be both noun and verb,
(spelled alike), and sometimes they
lave more -than. a dozen distinct mean-
ings. •This is disconcerting. There
may be room for a dictionary with, the
iobsolete and archaic words left out,
a true twentieth century dictionary
that shall, be fool proof.
Cement Floor.Blocks Serve
as. 1Vieasoee in Store.
A real -convenient measure, 33 •feet
long and. 2 feet -Wide, is available at a
ar,d,vvare Store in Loa •Abagel.e's, as a
result' of a, contractor's ',fOresiglat in,
'laying the. floor. Realizing that great
lengths centcl not easily be -measured
' on the , counter, he, laid the cement'
floor -with blocks 'exactly 2 feet square.
An aisle immediatelyin front Of the
counter ,ire now' alWayS kept'ektir,arid
wire netting, rope, clothesline,' chicken
Wire, 'and other, bulky. things' sold by
-the, f Gels or yard, -are simply laid ,on the
floor, end measured by the, squares.
The' ,govermnent, inspector 91 measures
for .the distriet has officiallY approved
the method.' .
'This Busy World, •
ei.There- are timed when - progrees
Oiseres 60 rapidly that it taxes a 'man's
Vietrength to keep abreast ,of,
clvillza-
:sIofl; eiraey of us can, synipathize 'with
unhappy-loolsing Western `farmer,
he always shoole his head Whet the
weed "progreSs" Was mentioned-.
4'NcThat, are you se low about, my
trierali"-' sotto one asked him.'
"Whir," fials1 119, "what wItik new-,
fan gi eci 'tarn' Machinery and , airplanes
nrcd nitregen iri the air and wireless,
tee grouriel arad on it and above it,
an.ci .what , -with the old earth going
round 011056' in twenty-four hoUrs, I'M
about Muzzlail, and stagnated."
,
t effix• "0" bet ordellieena.itiese sIf
f00 antany Ss at obbrevi-A-
tams of the , word 11Oghst» reefinnag,
miantaakes hold of permanent -things
unless' lair,sh, oirciimstances compel
hem to'do it. The natural, inclination
o fall of us is to let surface things sat-
fice--money and the privileges that it
will buy; social pleasures and' the re-
laxation that comes without effort and
!sacrifice; frivolity and fashion, light
and tinsel and glitter. Many a life
never finds anything mere substantial
than those things.
A helpful writer of to-day'has said,
"The best fortune that befalls sonie
people in this world is their so-called
misfortune. Whatever compels -the
roots of righteousness and faith, which
alone can hold the 130111 ,ateadfast, to
reach down deeper -than any mere
habit of morality or sunny -day trust in.
God's gOodness 'and wisdom is not mis-
fortune but fortune, however, hard it
may seem at firat to accent it as such,"
The improvement of health and the
prevention of disease are -worthy rba-
tional aims.
A Shut-in Speaks.
All who have loved the pathos of the
dew
Weeping for daybreak on some
• dreaming rose,
All who have watChed a seascape still
and blue,
And young trees bending with each
• breeze that blows,
All who have hungered for a twilight
• lane •
Grown intimate and eweet witta lilac
bloom,
Or felt the far flung kiss of falling rain
Know how 4 light the darkness 01
this room.
Wails that were bare are strangely
beautified, „
Days that were dark, _with sudden
glory shine,
Since these Ploved, whose memory has
-. nnt (lied,
• Consent to share this- loneliness of
mine—
Andilike old friends from some remem-
bered land,
Slip through the dusk; and stooP and
take my. hand.
—Helen Frazee -Bower.
_Machine Trims and -Pastes
Wallpaper.
A new machine is said to have a ca-
pacity of trimming and pasting a roll
of wall paper in three minutes. A roll
of paper is mounted underneath the
table and near one end of the machine,
and the paper which is -fed from it
passes under a g-uide roller to the top
side of a paste roller, Itis then led
around 'another arid larger roller,
where the surplus paste is wiped off by
a brush, and the selyare trimmed off
by a revolving cutter. • The paper is
finally drawn back over the table and
Peat is now usedt for the production
of gas.
"A ,rean's w-oxbh
this vverld according -be
Brayere. •
st
Old Sega R. a. 1V41
Tasc Pt Bas..``.k P
Job Feelinr Fine
Oren Derine,, a 'veteran railroad man,
-living at 5$ 'Forest Ave., St. Tbomas,
Oat, has obtairted remarkable reaults
from the 113e- of Taniare Mr, Deane
wears a gold button- giant hi ,
1\liehiganCeeteal, recogeitibn of. laiS
forty years emitinuous serviee to that ;
For liggish 1,1vey..
or Constipated
Bowels
m hy the i444,44 1'4 " 9-9.9-9-94494.444-4.440-44.94aaaaa
auto t;
tor -
ti
aetitai
ereetrieral
practical
'mired; easSed1111
free, caLuica'aq°.f• t'$f;
„ 1„q3,1-t'IsIg
.elevasen,,tx. a#,15;:af>ht.:
road. '
"A year ago," said Mr, Deane, "I had
andigeetion so bad I couldn't eat and
was too nervous and 'miserable to
sleep. I was almost wild av.i.th head-
, .
aehes and dizziuess, ioet weirieht rapid-
ly, and thought I was about done for
After getting so -weak I couldn't work
I took a trip out' West, thinking tie
,r) 1117 bonse. eltti-6s w
s lAt
nItotill 'en.t‘ 11'1'1'0: chine OP "nit Vial to I
asraea you. feel sick, dizzy, upset, I new ewes eestsge. The cieriadisSi
„
wden YOur head is dtni or aching, or
your etornach is sour or gassy, lust
take one or two Casearetis to relieve
coatatipatioe. No griping—nicest laxre
tiveicathartic gri earte for growr-ups
and children. 10° a box, Taste bee
:candy.
1 rate lOis„ Op., Dept.
01t_te --e-i.1—onCAt
it
Iota, Tteld Bros., Bothw.,
1-1L.A.B 17",T00.0,,
Tea 1,10
41 Ott' ALL ei
The 111,01pe a man ;talks ea. 'ass Vesett steed,
xnerit the less people belieare in it. ..03Ppod oubipet ae a
' erai PrtG430 in Commie. 'toss
) •
change might help me. its York at., ot cats,
"But I kept getting worse until. nay smiasirassistemer.
• sister, whom I vieited Kaliepell,
Minard's Liniment for Neuratula.
eSe
Steam Engines Before Christ.
An old Greek experimenter of AleX-
andria was working an a steam engine
invention 150 years before the. Chris-
tian era, Re had an apprentice named
Hero.
Hero constructed tee first steam tur-
bine engine, which was of the reac-
tionary type, but for all that it would
spin like a top.
He also invented a steam whistle
and a pneumatic blower by which he
could sound 'trumpets and organ pipes
in a way that mystified his public.
Hero also made temple doors open
anti close mysteriously by use of com-
pressed air and pistons. He made a
fountain which is still a philosophic
toy known by. bis name.
He made the first machines to be put
in operation by inserting a coin ha a
slot and a "dioptric or spying tube,"
which was the forerunner of the rood -
ern spy glass and opera glass.
The Arab's. Qualities.
Visitors toilidesciptitamia marvel at
vigor ,and ,eadurance shown by the'
Arab' workman arid by'lais quick adapt -
'ability to modern methods. EsPecially
do foreign.ers find his energy amazing,
because a large part ofi the year he
subsists on little besides dates.
However, jic1i persons forget the
vital and nourishing qualities of the
date, rich in sugar, mine of energy
and nutrition.' Physicians have de -
Closed dates and milk an excellent
diet. • •
Therefore it is not surprising that
the Arabs are able to perform severe
tasks in the heat of the desert sun. To
the efficiency' of these workmen a Bri-
tish coraseission has testified. In ad-
dition, it is said that the Arab is cheer-
ful, uncomplaining a,nd willing, that
he does More work than the average.
East: Indian Cooli6,. and is easy to
handle if properly treated.
Montana,- got .rne to try a bottle of
Tanlam In a week'e ,time I was a dif-
ferent man, and in seven weeks Iltad
gained seventeen pounds' and returned,
to my work in as good -healthdes any
man in St. Thomas. I neverhave any
of my old troubles now. That's just
how . good . a job Tanta° has done for
Tanta° is sale by all good drug-
gists.' Over 36 million bottlee sold.
estifeated. ,, in Of every thousand men who marry,
his conduct." 579 wed, women of the same age as
'thereselvets.
alapiee, Siorbid dela 15 11,0510
Fresh and rosy ----or pinched and chilly?
• That's a -matter for Mother to decide.
Children, as eivell as grown-ups, need ,
a hot mealtime beverage that is, whole
mi
-
so
e, nvigorating, and free from harm- ,
ful after-effects.
Childhood is the period when nervous activity is at its height, The •
brain is ever busy receiving neitiv impressions; the nerves, muscles and
senses are alert and actively developing.
, Tea and coffee are harmful, especially for childFen, taut
Postum is the one best beverage -to give them nif,,,eded warmth
arid comfort, thse'cold and frosty mornings. It is made of roasted
wheat, has a delightful flavor ansi eroma is free fronis any b rInfal
element wh9tever1 and is wholesomedteatthful end invigorating. '
Order a infrom your gr.oCer TODAY Yon 'r1lI enjoy it as
mucio
lte kiddies do.
lnstant Yostum
'There's a Reason"
Canadian Postunt Cerdhl Cor
1 Front 1tr5et1 E.1 'Pato:Ito
OR$ELT 11
Vendamatia latanapis tin of Instant
stout will bpi, sent, peasants,
r 4 eonts to etnimpo, wiltet
rty,
IraCtOlyt Windsor1 Ontnrio
s 0g1,141.1.1.,g
ittiVatP4.7P.4*.
iantast
seLteisisseasiateo
oterib ties uttrandi
MOTHER!
Move Child's Bowels with
"California Fig Syrup"
Rub Minard,s Liniment Into
the scalp ---it olee,nses the sur-
face, it opens the pores, it
works down to the roots and
stimule,tes them into activitse
four times a week, rub-
bing thoroughiy—no dandruff.
Md's
niment
The Family Medicine Chest,
0.oAlliS.E.••••
ND •SALT
Bulk Carlota
TOVNTO SALT WORKS
Ca J. CLIFF - TORONTO
laioneler 33or Nitoraodlins
Book on
DOG DISEASES
and How to Feed
Mailed Free to any Ati-
dreas by the Author.
t. Olay *lover Co., gne.
129 West 24th Street
• NoW 7roPit. U.S.A.
0
" No, poll:Ale health eyiderieo Is mor -a
definite than that vaccination, propo111-
ly
parforined, protects against small-
' pox. The more persons vaccinated,
the fewer eases of smidl(pox ,shaa Wro
have-
Minard's Liniment for RI-let/mutts
A real salesman is one TJltvt -t4132
and nine parts judgment; sisal he niS9
tlie nine parts of judgment to '
when to use the one next 61 taik.
Hurry Mother! A teaspoonful of
"California Fig Syrup" now will thor-
oughly clean the little bowels and in a
few hours you have a well, playful
child again. Even a cross, feverish,
constipated child loves its "fruity"
taste, and mothers can rest easy be-
cause it never fails to work all the
sour bile and poisons right out of the
stomach and bowels without griping or
upsetting the child. .
Tell your druggist you want only the
genuine "California Fig Syrup" which
has directions for babies and children
of all ages printed on bottle. Mother,
you must say "California." Refuse
any imitation.
Tennis Balls Are- Carried on
Racket by Spring.
:Tennis players will appreciate an ap-
pliance introduced for the purpose of
carrying that extra set of balls to and
from the courts' during the summer
months when pocket space is usually
limited. The contrivance consists of
a spiral spring of brass wire; wound
in such a manner that it may be fas-
tened to the sido of it racket by its
own tension, and containing two ball -
holding loops. •
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INDIGESTION, Gi2S1
UPSET STOMACH
instantly! "Page's D lap epsi n "
Corrects Stomach so
Meals Digest
The moment you eat a table-
'Pape's Diapepsie your indigestion i
gone. No more distress from a souri
acid, upset stomach. No flatulence,
heartburn, palpitation, or misery -malt-
ing gases. Correct your digestion for a
few cents. Each package guaranteed
by druggist to overconte stomach
trouble.
TellsWome HowShe Was Rester
to Perfect !habil by Lydia L
*Pmkbam's Vegetable Compound
Winnipeg, Mare-- 1 cannot s
too highly of what Lydia Id. Pinkbanes
Vegetable Om -
pound /131.3 done foso
ans. Wita a•nee
ieeteic mad .
fereeint
MONEY ORDERS.
Dominion Express Money Orders are
oar. sale in five thousand offices
throughout Canada,.
Hope for the Fool.
Surgeons can Operate for appendi-
eitis, tonsilitis, and various other ills.
But hitherto the malady of being a fool
has beaten science. Once, a fool, al- '
ways a fool—so the old saying runs.
If Sir William MacEwan is right,
however, the fool may before long
yield to the treatment of the knife and
become a wise man! Extraordinary
progress has been made -lately in the
study of the brain, and operations on
the brain are likely to he among the
wonders of the near future.
"Will it be possible," says the presi-
dent of the British. medical Associa-
tion, "to find in the 'silent area' the
secret of genius—of converting a dul-
lard into a man of brilliant intellect?"
The' braitt is being mapped so min-
utely that doctors are hopeful, and it
Is in what they call the "silent area"
that they hope to perform the great-
est miracles. The "silent area," Which
lies towards the forehead., has- so fax
baffled them, and makes AO response
yet to surgical and electrical devices,
It is regarded as the seat of the
higher intelligence, however, rand for
this reason it should produce the great-
estreesupletssare.
ffhjustified, future genera.
tions, will all have quick, intelligent
brains, and geniuses 'will be as com-
mon as buttereups and daisies!
efornetimCos True,
Cuticur tifies
Yo r C
The daily use of the Soap cleanses
and purifies the pores of the skin,
thus preventing blackheads and
pimples. Tbe Ointment soothes and
heals any irritation or roughness.
They are excellent for the toilet sa
is also Cuticurs Talcum for powder-
ing and pertaining the skin.
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and Eta able to rairse her and ezajoy do-
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seeing me before I took it, and seeinse
me now, can see What it does for me. k
am only too pleased for you to use nay
testimonial.,EfiarLY DAVIS, 721
McGee Street, Winnipeg, Mars,
Lydia E. Pink -banes, PadvaiseeiTest
,Book upon "Ailrt
teeits' Pesuliar to
'Women" will be sent you free upon
request. Write to the Lydia Ill.Pinkliam
Medicine Co., Cohourts, Ont. This book
contains valuable information.
Youngly—"Did oi1 ever notice that
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