The Exeter Times, 1923-6-7, Page 7Help for camp Leaders, ,
•Tee A./ass:lune stte of "The T
the Ontario-Peovincial Council'S Paper'
for :Sent leadesS, will be given over
' almost entirely, to ,(3airiping, the leads.
,
Ing article 'tliSciissing "Minim am 'Re.
quirenients for Troop Gaines,' This
n.rticle was prepared specially for`The
Trail by the Dominion, Camp Chief, ,and
other camping experts at Poinitlion
Headquarters, It deals s'fullY Witil
problems of leadership, 'eamp Site, ys:
cation of tents, camp 'equipments facid
supplies and -cooking, camp program,
camp discipline, health and seleitation,
swinineing and water sports, bueiness
• and records. An appendix contains a
suggested program for ten days in
'Camp, a suggested letter to bo sent to
parents orguardians of Scouts going
to camp, parent's reply, list of equip-
ment for individual Scout, for patrol
camp and for troop' camp, list ef food
supplies for 32 bo yS tor ono week and
menus for a week-'besed on this food
list. There are also over 30 new lllus
ra,tionst
Thls issile of The Trail will be main
ed to every registered Seout and Cub ,
leader in Ontario , well ahead of the
,opening °tithe- camping season. Other
=Persons interested in boys' camps who
woulcl cVel:to have a copy may have
'•one sentgte themnpost free upon appll-
• cationto: • Proindia1 Ileadmia-'ters
,Bloor-and. Sherbourne.Ste., Toronto, -
-Capitalizing Gang -Spirit.
Since the days when London burgers
•the devil, the "boy problem" has been
•that all the apprentices were going to
the deft', the "boy problem"- has been
familiar. Perhaps it goes back to the
earliest tiroes. On the walls of Pompeii
are to be seen saucy messages .that
must have been scribbled'hy mischief -
making lads. •
The "boy problem"- remained a prob.;
•iena beean.se 'men tried to solve it with
the WiSdona of, age and not with the
,spirit' of youth.' Bossas were corralled
and marched to the ineet'ing places of
"secieties," where they sang hymns-,
"spoke pieces" and paid dues.- After
the 'passing enthusiasm of ' "joining,"
'there was a csiiick decline to early
death. This has happened half a dozen
times within the reebilection of almost
all df those who decline to call them-
, selves old. •
Then ca.nie the Bby Scout movenient,
Make the
Rinso
•liquid first
Do not put Rinso direct
from the package into the
tut). Mix half a package of
Rinso in a little, cool
water until it is like
cream. •Then add two
quarts of boiling water,
and when the'. froth oub-
sides, youwill have a clears
ambei-coloured. liquid..
Add this liquid to the wash
tub, until you get the big
lasting Rinso suds. Then
soak the clothes clean.
ee.
:Teas-
4s1Z-4
n,ss
st77047N, —eget - "yea 4
Rinso IS cu , splendid for that
regular farm ily washing as
Lux is for line fabrics.
Lever Brothers Limited
• Toronto
. sieeeeee...fsiser
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EALTT-I EDUCATION
• BY DR. J., J.,. MIDDLETON •
irov I ncial Board of Health, Ontario -
'
Dr..Mieltiletoli will be glad to answer questions on Publle Health mato
• ters -thiiiugh this column. Addres•S him at' Spadthe, House, Spadini'
•t'";breseent, Toronto.
•
7
• The Fire Ranger Seeks
Co-operation. „
It is well recognized among thcise
in charge of the,worit of protecting the
farests that one of the greatest ,aids Itt
attaininssthat object is the work of the
fire rangers in ;:erslisting the sympathy
of the travellers, eltrimere, :and ()tiler
temporary resident's of the areaS to be
protected and ,secnring their friendlY
co -one -1-'0,10n, thenway of
attending to their own camp-flres, etc,.
This 'idea le -emphasised by the chief
fire ranger'in 'charge of one of the vast
fireeranging 'districts of the nortIn Hs
writes ne-inIt has been gratifying. this
fall t� reeeive letters- from tourists,
prospectors, trappers, and tratlers.,
.thanking the rangers for courtesies, ex-
tended to thenn also coMplimenting us
on our work. The ,rangers have cer-
tainly been of great survice in many
ways to the public, The information
they give is always rellable,",;
• 'I hold, without'hesitation, that the
'potential forest 'wealth in this country
should be developed 111 the light of
patriotic cornmeireialism and aciraints-
teeed as `a trust for the future needs of
the ceuntry, and that nota single stick
of timber shatild' be cut that will creat.e
detrimental conditions- for those who
COITIO after us. Some time or. other,
we shall be face to face with the prob-
lem of whether' or not commerce shafl
be allowed to rob our forests irrespec-
tive' of futhre demands. It Will come
to l us just as it has: come to China in
the past, so that ;actuated 'by these-con-
chisions we- ought not to waste ,a single
tree from the forests we now have, and
we ought- to reptant and reproduce
,without stint sa as to leave this funda-
mental resource in. undiminished plen-
titude for the ,people et a still greater
Canada. The sooner we fame the bald
question, the eeasier it will be for ns
to decide. , To what extent are we go-
ing to permit the forest resources of
the neuntry to be commercially exploit-
ed' and ,expoeted for the purposes of -
Selfishi'gairi?" ":s •
.ss• /VIalcolna Smith, F.R.G.S.,. ,krctic, ex -
EASY TRICKS
No, 29
13low It Away
Yoe'il need for this li
aler a visiting card or a
card, a pin and a spool.
•Push the pin through the cens
tre- of the card and drop the pin
into the hole that runs through
the spool. Holding the spool care -
funs' so that the card will not fall
off hand It to a friend. Tell him
that the trick is to see how far
he can send the playing card by
blowing through the apool,
It you are trying to make things
merry at a party, it Is a good Idea
to prepare several sets of cards,
spools and pins and very serious-
ly arrange sa, competition. Don't
• let anyone practice before the
Ward to blow is given, That
• would spoil the whole affair. Do
not fail to warn the other specta-
tors to keep out of range of the
flying cards.
courseont time, each blower .
will learn that the harder he
blows, the more firmly the card
will stick to the spool. 'ne:y it and
see.
• (CUP tnis out and paste it, with,
.others or the series, in a scrap-
boo/G.)
Arctic Explorer on Four-
.
tie pus-
flAITE YOU ANY OF Bay Company' boat Baychimo for a
plorer, sailed recently on the Hudson. s
TfIESE SYMP710TVIS?
25,000 -mile trip, which will occupy at
least four years. Leaving the vessel
L1 -at a point north of Petropavlovsk on
the Siberian coast, he purposes to
-cross Siberia in the .most northerly
latitudes. •
Platinum abounds. throughout till's
territory, and Mr. Smith will conduct
research work for this and other pre-
cious metals:. He also, hopes to be able
to tell the world on his return-roany
things affecting trade relations with
Russia.
By foot and dog teams he will cross
the mountain ranges..
Mr. Smith has spent most of his life
in the Arctic regions. At one stretch
If You Have, You Are in Need of
,
a Tonic Medicine.
• ,
Are you pale and weak, easily tired.
rt s's sometimes ,the simple things in ., mixture, ,and within -a short time moscl :
' -and out of breath on -slight exertion?
of the sufferers had recovered.ani Are you n.ervons? Is your sleep dis-
daily life that cause the 1T10St trouble I
from a health: point of view:' Some were able to :take food again three .! tnurbed?. Do you wake usha In the. mornt-
- s 1 hours later. Only ten persons were' 'ing feerinto as ire( as w en you wen
Pe°Ple are very careful about the in-, at all seriously' ill,- and : all: of e them .to bed? , Is your alMetite polar, your
gredients used in food and take Pains were able to carry out their ordinary' digestion Weak, and do you have pains
inaugurated in a full understanding of to select the kinds of foothcalat.. will work next day, so, that evidently the asses easing?
the mind and :heart of the boy. It best suit their palates and digestion.' effects of the poison soon wore off. . If you have any of these Symptoms
However, in the pr'eparation of even 1 The apples used had been freshly
camitalieed' the gang -spirit and social- you need a tonic and in the realm of
„nese- - . the simplest kinds of food care must ' gathered and were stewed: in large . '
:Ized' it. It placed. emphasis on the , token . • 1 . . . .- , medicine there:is no better toni'c than
, . . . , , ... ,oe toe avoid any dangers in the galvanized iron containers whicn were . . , . . . ,
physique, the intenoct and the morals. coOlsing procees. ' Serious results May ‘. placed in iron steamers. The .con- Dr- willianis Pink Pillss which el.:inch
n It embodied a 'rule -of life 'in its won- driSe from poisons developed throUgh Jainers were used because it had been :t13 -'e b,1°°d, re:st-9,is s',1.1atted nerveand
derful promise: "On my hopor. I pros chemical action -taking .place betweenSfound onna previous occasien, that the bring the gleSs" of health teepale
mise to do my best to do my -duty to the food and the re.ceptacle in which; apples became black if placed directly. cheeks. The viilue Of Dr: Williams'
God and the:King, to ileeln other people it is, contained. For instance, vessels , in the steamers. A chemical analysis Pink Pills is shown by the case of Mr.
'at all times, and tp obey the Scout made of galvanized iron should .never ', of some of the stesyed apples remain- Islorace Cuphill, Woo,dsvard's Cove,
Law." ismessing seme,of the country's be used for containing food materials, ing over ,from the mea showed that Nsson:., who sasese—"The first indication
on accoun.t of the solvent properties , they contained seven grains of ,zinc,
best ye -ling Men as Scoutmasters, the that my general health was not good
Which many of these possess for nine. :to the bound_pxpyessed as zinc Oxide—
Boy Scouts Association.scan say with- was a shortness of breath after the
It seems well that the general pulilic-thi being equivalent -to twenty-five o
out heSitatiOn that the answer to: the
„ . shoulde aware o isfact. - grains ohydrated sulphate o
b * - fth' " ' f zinet least exertion. 'Then my appetite be-
• old riddle -of what to do with the boy An example of this lias beeti recent- the pound. The dose of zinc sulphate gam to fail, and after eating it seemed
Is --make AIM a Scout. To do that it' ly reported when a sudden outbreak which results -in vomiting is 10-30 as if there was a lump in my stomach.
to 6411in-hula for upstanding manhood, of illness occurred among the.innaates grains, and each person consuming the I grew so weak that I could not walk
' , ., . . . • - •
•More than this it is scarcely neces- of a large matatutlon under the fel- stew rnay be assumed to have taken a hundred yards without resting. Then
• sary to say to -day. Ontario has seen lowing circumstances: -About' four eighteen to twenty grains :of sulphate I was' with ' t "
a numbness all over
hundred persons were served at tea Of zinc. '
tile Bey Scoutsat wOrk for nearly thir- ' ' - my body and was in a sad plight. I
teen, years. During that time thous- - .
der of -the Meal consisted f b ' d 1' bl ' ` was under a doctor's care, but as I was
and ofld h dt ' '
s . a s aye passe hrough the o rea , are la e to -act on metals and, the
• with hot stewed apples The remain- 'It is wellknown that vegetable acids
, not, getting better, „I decided to try
' - butter and tea. Within a few minutes canse of the Outbreak in question
ranks and out into life. Their young- more than two hundred of those who hardly seemed in doubt frorn the first. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills:. The first
,er brotners. are first-class Scol.q$; partookof the stew complained of ,diz.. This incident- indicates very clearly few boxes did not seem to halm me but
some of their nephews are enrolling as ziness, sickness or a feeling of sick- the danger of food'poisoning from my wife asked sue to continue their
tenderfoots. And :these- thoneands of ,ness, „colic and tightness in the throat. sources outside the Toed itself. Of use and I got four boxes more. Befase
boys have and are "massing gond", in There was - some diarrhoea, but no course ,the danger from contaminated these were gone I could eat a fair
himdrecis of wallss 01 lite—many es double. vision. The niedical officer in food such as occurs in infected meat, meal, the numbness was leaving me
them -"walks" which were discovered charge of the .institution at once ad- hams soaked in brine, Cambridge Sau- and 1 was feeling nrach better in every
to them through their association with ministered doses of bianauth. and chalk" sages, etc., cannot be lost sight of., way. I took the pills ter a while long-
•,
the Boy Scout Movement:" er, and felt that I was again a well
That is the strongest argument that
,
can be advanced why Ontario hou1cl
• continue h:er whcileheartednsupport of
Scouting.
Queen Mary Keeps Gems in
Palace Strong Room.
Queen Mary's 'jewels have long been
the envy 'of many of, her Wealthy pub-
,: jebis and probably of :Mast of the Old
's World queens. What their- full 'value
is ,it .is irnPossible to estimate. The
• gems given her when she was -married
are estimated tohe worth mare . than:
4500;000' and :during the last thirty
e years on every birthday the King' has
added ,costlyspsesents. ,
Daring visit' of the 'King' and
Queen to India s:everal Indian,Princes
made the Queen many handsome gifts,
Principally pearls. Diamonds, how-• .
ever, are her. .favorite - gems. Her
. jewels are kept in a strong .room
.Buckinglidist Palace,' which'svas design;
• ed by the late King Edward VIL when
Caine -to. thethrene.
The, shelves of this .romn, are .lined
ithewhites velvet and the jewels' are
so arranged"that the Queen can quick-
ly 'obtain just :the onnaraents she
-Means to wear for any 'oeciasion.
• Smaller. safes .,lately have been
• placed .Windsor (ifte,tle; 'Balmoral
,encl.Yerk cottage to inure - the safety -
the ' Queen's -gems' while; she .,is at
•
,any of these' places. The 'keys are in
the possession�f the queen and ars
'only haribled to the,lady-in-walting Who
Is on dtity when. required,
. .
Mari calls .it freedorn, and.. it'inaliesi
bitri free to be niero 'brutishthan, a
brute can be --Goethe,
A. Swiss naturalist, has, recorded the
Nate*, of a pike that, was '207 years
.eld, Corp are. knownielive for many
)'ea, an , the, ,only two or
rtf3inches a -Year. The 'salmon, on
e Other hand, grows rapidly and dies
:s1
i' Minard's Linlmeht tieed by-Phyfilelane,
THANKFUL MOTHERS
ieThousands Of mothers throughout
Canada—many of thtam your, aeighbers
=speak with thankfulness, concerning
the uss Of Baby's Own Tablets. Once
they have used the Tablets for *their lit-
tle ones they would use nothing else.
The Tableta are an ansolutelY, safe
medicine for even the 'youngest baby,,
..being 'guaranteed by, a government
artalyst"to contain neither opiates nor
narcotics or other -harniful drugs. Con-
cerning them Mrs. David,. MeRobb,
Divide, 'Sask.,says:—"J have used
Baby's Own Tablets and have found
them- so, satisfactory I would not :be
without them.", The. Tablets, are sold
bymedicine dealers or by mail at -25
cents, a box from The Dr. Williar1.1S'
NiedlCine Co., Brockville,, Ont. .
A Modest Request.
Miss Bug --"Oh, Mr. GlOwworm, my
ring dropped down that creels and it's
dark clown there. Won't you light it
up and help me leek?"
MONEY ORDERS.
• It is always safe -"to send -a Dominion
press Money Order. Five doyars
Costa three teute.
• In smite countries frogs are used as
barometers. The species employe
for this purpose is he green tree frog.
They are placed1ntall /lass bottles
with little wooden ladders, to .the top
of which they elinib in fine weather,
descendirm at the approach of bad.
'
His First Tiiought.4
of the good ,youl'inight .have
done- with' the money you lost in
gambling."
"Yes,. I might 'havn bought a new
.pack of dards,"
Forest Reservation.
Forestation and preservation. of
forests have for hundreds of years'
„
been of vital concern, s to European
countries, but in the 'Gritted States and
Canada the nattnral, forest resources'
have been so great that 'national , in-
terest itt these matters has been rather
muid Yet tlie steady and ever-increas-
ing consuMption of forests in the mak-
ing of lumber and the enormous yearly
wake through forest fires and inetilelent ,
,
methodS of cutting and ',prepar-
ing lumber sound impressive warnings
that the fOreste wllinot last forever It
we Pursue a course ef cerelessness- and
wasteftiln.ess. If' adequate fercst re-
sources are, to be _preserved , for the
benefit of t,he future, intelligent eff�rts
at conservation and the reduction of
waste must be persistently carried for-
,
Ward. ,
Man. I still take the pills occasionally,
but have had no return of the old
trouble."
You can get these pills from any
medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents
a box from The Dr. Williams,' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
Schooner of the Desert.
Among the questions put by a teach-
er of a national history class was this
one:
What is a dromedary?"
At first no pupil seemed to know,
but finally little Robert rose to the oc-
casion. ' -
"I know," he explained. "A drome-
dary is a tweenasted camel."
• True genius is the -power to see a
little clearer and a little deeper than
most other people.
Character can always be judged by
'the way men and women play their
games.—Mr. T. L. Taylor.
• ok totYour Eyes
Beautiful eyes, like fine
teeth, ore the', reitift of ,conscant,
care. The <hats we of Murtne
'makes eyes clear and radiant.
Enna:able. Harmless. Sold and
recommended by nildruggists
• .
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A
EYES 0:0/0
izawtmeltome.., , AI!
—
Keep' Stomach and Bowels Right
'
By giving bitby the hLrmlcss, p,”•ms•
ly
vokettibi e, I nfantsi an d children!sieatstater.
•
NSIM'S SYRUP
e;enes astonishtie,,icretifeingeeelts
i4RS.WI
10 malting ba& eteniech d,lseet'
food end. ' bowels move as
they-dionktatIeethins
timo. onarantietiltoe
fmrotIancairdr0i,:Sn tetes,alco;olitlal
hnrfuii::ed
ent.sa0nd• ^
At All
rtitalatita,-
RS YOUrsIG GAINS
THIRTY-FOUR LBS,
F)eclares Tanlac Restored Her
When Stomach Trouble Had
Almost Wrecked Health.
weighed only a hundred and four-
teen pounds, my face was sallow and
'sunken and I was' thin as a rail -
since tatting. 'Paula° I weigh one hun-
dred and forty-eight, have the rosy'
cheeks of a school girl, and enjoy good
health for the filet time in fifteen
years." 'fills remaritable statement
was niad,e recently by Mrs. Bella
Yeung, 9$ Cathcart St., Haannton, Ont.
"The last year of my sichnese I was
near a nervous breakdown, and my ap-
petite was: so poor even the odor of
.food s:onietimes nauseated me. Head-
aches, pains in my stomach- and back
'nearly set me wild and I would walk
the floor for hours. I got so weak I
could bardIss stoop over to 'lace my
shoes, and my housework was, a bur-
Taillac treatment gave me a
wonderful a,ppetite, built me up till
friends wondered at my great change,
and I always: feel strong and well. I
will never cease to praise Tanlac."
Ta.nlac is for sale by all good drug-
gists. Accept no substitute. Over 37
•million bottles soici.
• Tanlac Vegetable Pills are Neture's
own rernedy for constipation.. For
sale,sev e ryw h ere.
If you would climb to heights sublime,,
GiVe.,my .adVice a- trial;
Don't drift and shirk,
'Butt' in" and work, and .
SMILE! SMILE! SMILE!,
• —Margaret Emerson.
600: thc R.14,
,o 'Ano or:e
titaira" to: "'wow Is
porn„ nt:„ ate.: 1
fanning. Sneeeas
,Self-Reilant p 41,
An Eriglish chaplain at Atbens, wrIb
I in the London Times says that of
the refugees from Asia Mincr the Ar-
menians show • the greates,, aptitude
for' self-lielp. "Just outside Alberts' is
a village of Armenian` refitgeQ,s, who
turned to and mado tmid bricks in the ,
autumn sun while others sat and said,
'Our Hope is in licaven arid in 1,011!,
As a -result those peoplo now have
house's; sehdol of their awn 'building,
a well of their own sinking, even a
mayor of -their own electing."
Always strive to appear at your
Give the world your brightest
thoughts, your most courteous speech,
the ,outcome of your kindest impulses
and purest motives.
, selnerica's -pioneer D.oig Rem:adie• u
13°6'2 c`r!
DOG DISEASES
and Bow, to Feed
Mailed 10.2,p to any Ade
dress by'r.the Author.
le. clay Glover Co., Intl
129 West 24th Sti•eet
Nsiv rorlt,
Attraetive:'Proposition
• For ,roan with all round weekly ,
newspaper experience and, $400
„ •
or $500., Apply Box 24, 'Wilson
•Phl)liel-tieg Co., Ltd., 73 Adelaide .
Street West.
•4. FOR
SPRAINSi CUTS,
BRUISES, SWELLINGS
Use the Old Reliable.
,• Don't wait for Someone to
he in pain to get Kendall's
Spavin Treatment in tho
• house
For all external hurts and palms
--for 'all muscular troubles.
Kendall's SpavireTreatinent makes good.
LL'IMASTON, Sask., December .0L,1921
_
'Please 'send my-a e one copyour TILEA'XISE TEE .
PIORSIL 1 have used your Kendall's Spavin Cure for over
'eleven years and found It onoof tbe best liniments 1 lave
ever m sdfor all kinds of sores.. (Sistred) 31, zua,k1,1,?
Get &bottle at jour druggist '3 today. • Regular
forHarseTreattnent,-Rejine(i I for H,uman use.
D. B. .1. KENDALL COMPANY,
Erroplaufp,Fall, Vt., U.S.A.
'LLS,
SPAV1N
1" E
he -spent 27 years within the Arctic
circle without ever .being "Out." To
him is given. thee credit for the dis- •
covery and exploitation of the Hinters •
lancis.of northern -Canada, where 'along
the 1ViaCkenzie River 'he- spent many
years. He is a fellow of the Royal;
Society of London and a member of
the Explorers' Club of New York and
London. •
M Mardis Liniment for sale everywhere
Horse Sense.
A fool and his horse should soon be
parted.
There's no fool like a horse -whipper.
Frightened horses will be frightened
horses, ,
Kindness has power to soothe the
horse's breast.
Hurt ine,_ hurt my horse.
Never put oft till to -morrow caring
for the hoof that causes limping to -day.
A little freedom now and then is re-
lishedhy the tamest steeds,
It's a wise horseman who occasion-
ally indulges bis mount
Horses 'sbould be guided, not
coerced. „
Gentility loves the company of
hors es.
Sympathy is the soul of horseman-
ship.—Edmund J. Kiefer.
Content makes poor men rich; dis-
content makes rich men poor.
Lift Off with Fingers
• Doesn't hurt 0; ,bit! Drop a little
"Preezone'l on an aching cora, instant.
,ly that corn steps hurting, then shortly
.you lift it right off with tInpers. truly!
YOur ,druggist sells a tiny bottle of
"Freezone" for a le'icr cents, sufficient
to remove every, hard corn, soft corn,
or corn between the toe, and tlid
lusee, vet:lieut. porenese or irritation.
I8StiE No, 22—'21,
•
vSi3Efl!S.
'
ACHES AND PA1 S
anished After Using
Lb31:1
E. Pinkhm's NTgta1*
• Compound
,‘Branchton, Ont.-- "When I wrote
to you‘ for help nay action was mostly
prompted by curios-
.ity. I wondered if
I, too, would beriefli
• by your Mediel/14.
was the most profit:4
able action I have
eVer taken, I heart-
ily assure you, for
through its results I
am relieved of, most
of my sufferings. I
have taken six boxes
of Lydia E. Pink -
h arn's Ve ge tab 1 e
Compound Tablets and a bottle of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Blood Medicine, and I can
honestly say I have never been so well
before. I had suffered from pains and
other troubles since I was fifteen_ years
old, and during the 'Great War' period
I worked on munitions for two years,
andy in the heavy lifting which my work
called for, I strained myself, causing
pelvic inflammation from Which I have
suffered untold agony, and I often had
to give up and go to bed, 1 had doctored
for several years without getting per-
tnanent relief, when I started to take
your medicines."—Mrs. GOLDW1N MTS-
ENER, 33ranchton, Ont.
Write to the Lydia E,Pinkharn Medi-
cine Co., Cobourg, Ontarim.for,afree copy
ofooLkyudpiaonE4 Airie
Pihnkhnatnsv
f Piroimvae.
tue ,Texot-
Bj
Hard, Large and Red.
Cuticura Healed.
"My face broke out with pimples
that were hard, large and red They
festered and scaled over, and itched
and burned—c'ausing me to scratch
them, I tried several different rem.
edies but they did not help any. I
read an adeertisement for Cuticura
Soap and Ointment and purchased
some, and after tieing them about a
month 1 was completely healed '
(Signed) Miss Catherine .1. Carter
Aberdeen Hospital, New Glasgow,
Nova Scotia.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal-
cum promote and maintain skin pu-
rity, skin comfort and skin health
often when all else fails.
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where. Soap 26e. Ointtnent 26 and Mc_ Talcum 25e.
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are notletting Aspirin at all
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Aspirin," whith contains directions and dose worked out by
physicians during 22 years and Proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache Rheumatism,
Toothache Neuralgia • Neuritis
Earacte Lumbago Pain, Pahl
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