The Brussels Post, 1920-7-1, Page 39,
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BUILDING UP ONE'S
CHARACTER
Many time wo have, remarked of
e,nnre friend, "Ho has so smell 11a1'ac•
ler." and every ono realizes that 11
thea enco11linin is summed ap the toll 1
of nil that we consider admirable. Or,
we have swift, "She is certainly a dent,
but honestly she Mut not a scrap (11
rlearatler;' (1)111 the know that 10 mal. -
r • t charm
som l
• fit.
111• n
lei 11,
aW (Illi 1'11 I.
utry have won our al'fertten, w0 ran -
not depend 011 her in the hour of trial.
'11e it Is by our "character" we stunt
or fall, net only in our euciltl and
trienrily relations, but 11 (111 the bust -
noes of life.
lint what 14 "character," need in
that sense? One dctlnit.ien has it as
"the luiltituel reaeti',n of 1141 Individual
1.0 his environment," itnd that is really
as satisfactory a summing-up as one
could gel in a few words. 01 course,
wo are prone to nlix up disposition
and character when speaking loosely,
or to coefomld it with stability and
lrnstworlhinesi; but these titittg,t are
but demonstrations of a part of the
general character which can be either
good or bad, as we know, though we
mean only good when speaking of
'character" without any further quali-
fication,
Being Not Doing.
When a wotild-bo employer asks for
a "character" from the applicant he
means that he Molts to know what is
bis or her habitual reaction 10 1110
lithe clock, to monotonous -drudgery,
to unexpected extra work, to apparent-
ly nnrcasolalble commands; 11 fact,
lo all the odds and ends of ordinary
routine work, and according to the na-
ture of these reactions are we good or
bad employees. I11 the salve way, in
our social relations, we call that char
aster good of whose stability we can
rely; when We feel that we c1(11 always
d0pend on our friend to do and say the
right thing; in other words, t0 be true
to himself. For, after all is said and
done, character is not a state of doing,
but of being.
A man or woman With very little of
what we call character can go on for
a very long time doing exactly what
is right, apparently being all that we
require in a friend, but sooner or later
the weak spot will break and then the
reaction to environment will show a
hitherto unsuspected lack of strength.
When this occurs we get a horrible
shock and say to ourselves, "Well,
who would have thought he, or she,
bad so little character," forgetting all
the good that had gone before in the
realization that the desirable reactions
were not really habitual, that there
was a weakness of character. But bad
as such a disillusionment must be, it
is as nothing to the dismay that seizes
our souls when we find ourselves out
and are forced to acknowledge that
our virtuous lives were not the result
of character, but rather that our en-
vironment had not called forth the bad
reaction and that the former smooth
sailing was just luck, not grace.
But how are w0 1,0 acquire this Most
desirable of all qualities, a good,
strong character? Of eemrse, the most
evident answer is, by, : rtrelul ciloico veers; But there are missionaries Every morning we stand before the
AUTO SPARE PARTS
for moat 1)14(11(35 and 0)0110le of care,
Your old, broken or worn -cut ports
replaced. Write or wire 11s describ-
ing what you want. We carry the
largest and most complete stook In
Canada, of slightly used or new parte
and aulonulblle equipment, We ship
('.la 11, anywhere In Canada.. Sat1n-
i'artory or refund In fullour motto,
Sioaw'e Auto salvage Part Supply,
823.931 277011e97.71 Bt„ T0102040, 0(31,
MR, GEORGE E. BUNTING
Newly Appointed Australas-
ian Manager 'of the Canadian
Government Merchant
Marine Limited.
mi., nettling bo;11n in the transpor-
tation busill<. 0 with the Grand Trunk
when nineteen year'.) of lige, Lett r be
was w1111 the Lehigh Vnttoy at Buffalo
and afterward:1 with tee Venetia Alan.
lie, hallway ui Ottani., Ile became
DAINTY T LINGERIE
travelling freight e::111 fol' the Allan
Seuu,
11 Company N',•eIl 111:, t
l(
Atlantic, Railway was •<l7?ntt•0
,1 into
la
8345.9475 9288-9464
9-i 41 9467,
8345—Ladies' One -Piece Corset
Cover. I'rice, 15 cents. Cut in 5
sizes, 34 to 42 ins, bust.
9464—Ladies' and Mis.tes' One -Piece
Closed Drawers. Price, 20 cents. In
3 sizes; small, 24, 20; medium, 28, 801 the Grand Trunk System, and in 191;
Mr. Ceorge 13. stunting
ft ge, 32, 3• ens, wets( measure. Sma
was promoted to the Uenerai Agency
size requires int yds. 40 ins, w:cla, nerves brought on by a marbi,i condi- • the goserunl.ent knee all of which are
9475—Ladies' and thieves' Petti- er the Allan Steamship in mileage, tion of the blood. It is 11 emmncn dip- being operated tinder gacernmeni, con- MONEY ORDERS,
Bloomers; in two lengths. Price, 25 where he remained oal 1917. case with children, and attache, ghis trot, (33010 advanced
40 per cent. dun. Send a Damitlien Exprese Money
cents. In 3 sizes; small, waist.
t. 'mei.,
When the "National"and,Meuntint more frequently than heels. lrrita- ing the war and the freight rates 30. Order. They are payable everywhere.
siz30; large, en, ;34 ins. waist. 6 ins Marine was organized, ,111. Ontario, billy is frequently one of the first to 37 per cent. Because ee the de -
size, longer length,,2�/.3 yds, 311 ins.. was lDeee General Agent for Ontario. I (kits abide have emanated to be in- Doing Better.
wide. Last December Ile vias sent to Alis- 5gna r°ted. The rhlid frets. if is gear-+
What the Woodsman Sees,
You et.n alwoes tell a 110111 1 Woods-
man from a tlnrlrrl'oe 1, bl ;_q' c the'
1011(101 '0ot. seesonly the ubvluno
11111)3:4 that ore plainly evident. btu
the h'aiued woodomun 11,l:c'es the lit -1
tee things that are unn ,uul. o• out of
the crd1111 3'. For example, Ile- ter I
durfoet 01111cing through i11e w(1o114
will
5e0 a lot of 1 i''M that lenh all
ull1e The stillest ((cull lace will nu•
lit•1• that (,1:3. (le': iS 1)41.1 111 1+ pcl+lllYT
:Alma,. or 1, lob lir hurl ru one
r 71 rr 1.1311 i
Side. When he r ibat 11 7
"Id 1,1 t1
1
f r rl
he well It c ,i 1):Y' + 71) 61) t h le• ;
r11 the right 1, fl. lin. 14-4110'1foot 1,111
1t,u't1e l by the emuel of tw., teem,
fobbing let,.(lier lir 1)1 111.110efa<k
ing With the tante. The w1)! d 1)1 a 4''
11.111.1 1314 a e d -.,ry ,14411n<l s,
but h„ h. 1)1, 111x+ t.,mn : 1 : u:q+ of ,1 i
twig. made by an animal stepping en,
1l 11ur tcmiclfu"t t'+lkiug_,u a trail
1c, 1.311,v the path 11) frons of 11110.'
t,11te11 techs all alike. '('he w utd?1)1111 '
1 will notivei 1 110 (3113111 wit mark hi the
I trail that rows 131.11, some etiinlul or'
1,l 4 ion
111,9 3104,S011. beforr' 1111a and 1:,,
will be able to read these !nave(:• and
tell the tale of what happened.
u 1'T'ER1/Y HELPLESS
ROM ST. VITUS HANCE
RHEUMATISM
This Is just the oeaeon
whonith eulnatinm with{ to
grinding pain and stilton -
Ins or Joints gets hold of:
you, Platt 1t with
Tem pieta res
rheumatic
Capsules
aer pletcn'*1 Itheumat1a
4731p soles bring certain
1' 1ern117 4300
re -
1.111,e.
relief, and
f 11] ' `1'311)3 r ,H rUCGTY:,•
r1c bled by ;teeters, and
r ,1 1)y reliable druggists
1itvyw here for $1.04a box,
or write to 'l'ernpletons,
1 ' sling b , W., Toronto.
enlwnere on re-
ceipt. of prier.
[NTS Or
FROM IIERE &TIERE
-,P
Even Dirt Is No Longer Cheap.
"l1,' 15 Cheap as dirt."
"As ch4.,p as dirt! Say, hese 3300 aOPT Lute wA1pmE1n,
tree! to bay any Week, dirt lately?" {��,.,� W:'T 121.311 lYA14'1'EU, 0 IN. AND
li thick r shipped green trots saw
UtreMc I
a it Hotel.
1 d
fees' it le,rf t \\et. 11113e. etrry•
lhiug heir 11: the <rllecu1cnoc of [lir
1a'rue w,rt(, tclrhhc1,e. wit,t<_
t,.l<•tirepll
Patten 131, yen 114,1T1 10 l.l.ve
;thy 1(1111 ,1 n ..,I 11)4, 17'113,
Classified Advertisements.
r1nl3Txnxznst.
(se '1'I;VIINO' Wei PL3'I'i4 101,;RT11dZiol(
3' will pay you, (ieoree Stevens„
Peterborough, Ontario.
ems es.na
a�t%L:1.,1, roUliPSID NL"W81"A1'91h
5 1 And ;soh printing plant in Ratner%
Ontario. Innuranoo carried 51;300, \3,117
Lo for $1.(•0 on quick nate noz 12.
R'iinon-ublinhing Co„ Ltd.. Termite,.
a.
Do
not poll until you rt 1)nm Ow:.(te •,ri
Neemto liras. Limi(3d. Gwen Sound.
net.
1,r&Axizzi '(3 00'040033, POR 1('(7110:30. -
g.)Lois'l:lcllt rltAitiilvtl (:Bout.
.9 i, 1 or 1(414300• tat. Isucl,i 1 to 1iu5pttal,
144 South Brood Sire.et Ll(i 'u'tl,, New
J err.y. Complete enure. 1,1•,r1.11133 al.I lowanec: first year 56,00, screed 010.08,
I third 11 (300,. Address: Saner1„tenden.
Locking Ferwerd.
AS'T'- f ^t(h)ere am 111(1 (16(334 ,!' yo e
Templston's RAZ -M A 5l
stile* are guaranteed to relieve
AST I3 MA. Don't suffer an-
other day.
W,'inoorxesa
,l o , fronr10.
Reliable druggists sell them. at
01.04
-------
day?" i nquir,ld the Tuan wilt, gaot<I(
V001 17.
"Ile prarl!e:,l J'141.'• (X01141011-4 I,ls
wife, .1,"; bee t h .31 +6P. The.
111111'.( to be_iu t urnyl"gabout new le
next y, :11.1' 1 olti sunloy
Sickly Streams.
Foreign Railways and Rates. "Rivet said the Amen,<an. "why
During Ileo m bet, 1919, and Jane. yam river., 743<+ nothing a ours. Com -
:
'141)1
;:1,n tai 1. pared with cur Hodson end Mir.oissip•
4EL2 wAxrmaa,
'1, 4 NT1.D, FxI1ST-CLASS >srNcli :
4 carpenters to work on Interior
Ifittings. good wages, steady work.
Apply Laidlaw number Company, 2380
Aundas W, Toronto.
01), 1:-u, 110 lla. 139313" '1 I Iii your hierst•v, e_verrt and Thames
their 111et c l t 1 7.. n3er fares
,'1'31 sleep( sickle t 01.111.
—^^i fU per cent., their 1)d clap tat s (lh 11114, ." plot1 ted the r'npliyll-
Ti3e Sli jl ei ei �:CSt01 Cfi 1,C Health I"e 1111' cent., and their illi 1)'03 34. fat
50 p<r (el:t. Meth f1r•'gi't and ,,, tarn man. Ito -.n;, your 1(331 -1 r. ju+.t is
Tltrotl;;it 'the 0 o . Of lir. Wil- ger 1 t1, _ ulrtarly luring the war heel ickly as oat:-.
been ad alined 30 to ^' ger rent "How do you 1li.ke t11a1 reit?
Hams' (''lett( I'ikls.
St. Vitus dance ie (4 diseeee of the , railways, two of which are owned by 1 -..
The passenger ridee, 1 , the French "Well, they Ire all eonfined to -their
beds," replied
the '( totter.
9467—Ladies' and Misses Japanese (retie and New 'Zealand to organize
Kimono. Price, 25 cents. In 3 sizes; agencies for the Canadian Govern -
small, 34, 36; med:mm, 38, 40; large,
42, 44 ins. bust. Small size requires ,vent Merchant Marine, his appoint -
meat as Australasian Manager follow -
wide,
yds, 36 ins. wide, 1111 yds. 36 ins.
wide hag his work in that connection.
These patterns may be obtained
from your local McCall dealer, or
from the McCall Co., 70 Bend Street,
Toronto, Dept. W.
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Imitation Economy.
There is one form of imitation
economy that seems to flourish alike
WOULD 1(0'1' BE 1.Y['17lOUT
BABY'S OIYN TABLETS
Once a mother has used Baby's Own
Tablets for her Little ones she would
in times of peace and of war: it is not be without them. They aro the
that which makes many women who ideal home remedy for the baby; be.
buy recklessly dislike to destroy a uoe. Ong guaranteed to be absolutely free
less article and take every opportuni- ; free arope 3131 or other thorough
harmful 'taxa-
ty to shift the responsibility for it on ! They are a ave. but p o�ough taxa•
the
others. Let anyone ask for books to gtreatest
and dein been proved of on,
start a library somewhere and see the indigestion,
aid o cases colds cand simple
result, Old schoolbooks, scientific fevfeve s. Co come, heand sel
books long superseded, novels of fifty Gagne, Concerning them {writs;ErnestI
years ago, gift books no one ever look- Gagne, useBdanBaby's OwnQue„ writes: oI
or
ed at, poems no one ever read, odd have pattl and co Own Tablets 011
volumes of encyclopaidtas—how they t3esli00 successful
and welo and woo dount
come pouring in! Rummage sales them ho successful that I would not
have their place in the modern be without them. I would keep a re -
have
economy, but was there ever a rum- commend every mother to keep a box
mage sale where boxes of soiled rib- inby the house:' The Tablets aro toil
bons and raggedcents
is ai boxe dealers 11 by mail 1)t 2s
ball gowns did not cents a boa from The D1•. Williams
offer a problem to the management? Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
As for missionary boxes—but to the
honor of the church the fashion in Marl and His Necktie.
missionary boxes has Charrgee of tate
of father anti mother; but unfortun-
ately we were not consulted in the
matter, nor can it be remedied now,
so we must only matte the best of it
end see what we can do ourselves
with the material provided.
Make An Inventory.
In the first place, we have to make
un iuventory of our stock in hand, 'but
roust be sure to do it honestly if we
are to have any good result, and un-
less yea Have tried it you can have no
Idea how objectionable it is to list up
your weaknesses aucl meannesses;
they are really far and away more
humiliating than your sins! Then,
having found out where we stand anti
the weak spot which led to the sudden
and undesirable reaction, all we have
to do is to strengthen that and build
it up with a secure prop of the con-
trary virtue,
11 is tremendously easy to say, but
almost insurmountably difficult to do,
and the one comfort in the painful
process is the realization that the very
struggle is itself forming the character
which wo had hitherto lacked, There
is an old Irish proverb which says,
"Tile clay of the storm is not the day
for thatching the roof," meaning not
only that it should havo been attend-
ed to when there was no pressing
need, but alae conveying very clearly
to any one who had ever done or "I don't know nowadays, I bought
watched a thatching, the almost 1711 -
this eight years ago:'
possible nature of the task, for the
winds tear the straw from the ]lands
of the thatchers before it can be made
secure and multiply the toll a thous-
andfold. In the same way we must
remember that the day of unfavorable
environment is not the day to start
strengthening our weak spots, for then
elle winds of desire or fear are tear-
ing at our little straws of virtue and
malting then dance merrily off out of
reach; it is when life is calm and wo
are jogging on peacefully that we
:must: build up a strong rampart of de-
termination and right purpose that our
creels may be sheltered 111 tile clay of
3131(111. "
worn in service and wise in the mirror, flap the large and over and
strange and pitiful ways of the human aI'ouud, lush it behind and up and
heart who could toll incredible and draw it carefully through. It becomes
sometimes heartbreaking tales. As a habit, and yet, like dining, it has a
for the old and decrepit furniture 1 certain fascination. The keen plea -
stored away in attics 'to burden the sure of a new and uucreased cravat
shoulders of innocent heirs, who has helps to matte a whole week blighter.
not known "strange, true tales" of And that dread day when a white shot
such as these? appeal's in the centre of the front of
It is, in short, one of the small, dark our favorite green one, or when the
ways of the human mind—this melon. beloved brown parts internally, and,
ingnoss to destroy worthless things, while appearing the same without tells
this everwilliugness to dump then up. us thatit is gone forever—that day
on others at the first pretext. It as- our coffee is bitter and the mercury
suredly is not 500no113y, for it wastes low,
valuable time. It is not honesty, for But we never cruelly desert a faith -
it is shirking our rightful respensibili- ful friend. For a couple of times af-
ty. It is not generosity, for it 1s giv- I ter the white spot appears we try to
beg away what neither we nor others tie it farther up or lower down, usual -
want. What is it? The right name 13' with pathetically ineffectual re -
has not yet been. discovered; but what. sults. And then we pasture it baclt
ever it is, it is a weed to be rooted somewhere on the race( with the bow -
from the garden of the mind, where ties that are not good taste any More
we are trying to raise the fine old- and the selections made by a worthy
time crops known as thrift and fore- aunt at a reduction sale, and let it
thought and judgment. enjoy a quint old age. Somehow
eventually it disappears. We do not
Old Stuff, know how,. Perhaps a careless maid
drops it in a waste -basket, or a plot -
"How much did you pay for that Dug wife makes away with it. But
suit of clothes?" most probably like old watches and
"Forty dollars"
"Forty dollars! For heaven's sante,
man, where can you get a suit lilte
that for forty dollars?"
Serious Pursuit.
"}ns your httqb
ancd
quit work and
(;one pelting?"
"I won't 8133 he has quit work," said
1.ho w0tllam, whose facial expression is
both firm and unfriendly. "'Whoa lee
f;1:05 fishing he works {larder than lie
ever does around the. house,"
Canaliu'8 populati-41 two 'pers015
tier square utile; United States, 30.69;
Argentine, 15.99:; Australia, 1,53; 113
Zealand, 0,.03.
Canada has 8,000 doctors.
college textbooks, it has some unseen
he1ven of its own whither It is wafted Pills. You Dan got these- pills from
after its life among us is over, • any dealer in medicine, or by mail,
relsonle, and does not sleep well The curred pruposcis for further advances "So you really think ;cur memory is
jerky movements that characterize the have been under c01101derati(tl. improving ender treatment. You re -
The advances in ratee of 1113 Aus• member things now. then?"
disease eome a little later. The pa.; becomes pato, languid, and cites trian railways since pre-war days I "Well, not exactly but I have pro.
constipated. The limbs and sometimes !have been enormous. The increase of greased s,3 far that I can frequently
the wh010 body jerks spasmodically, 130 per cent. made in February. 1920, remember that I have forgot some -
and in severe cases the power of made the total increases about 330 • thing if 1 could only remember what
speech 'is affected. Such a child I Per cent. it le."
should not be allowed 10 study, but
should be kept quiet, given a nutritious
diet, remain out of doors as much as
possible, and above all things given a
course of Dr. Williams Pink Pills to
build up the blood and restore the
shattered nerves. Without this treat-
ment the trouble may become chronic
and the patient a life-long sufferer.
The value of Dr, Williams Pink Pills
in cases of this hind is shown by the
following statement by Stir. Frank J.
in September, 1919, freight and pas-
senger rates In Belgium bad been in-
creased 40 to 50 per cent. since pre-
war (tines. Further increases have
been made since then.
In September, 1919, freight and pas-
senger rates in The Netherlands were
advanced 50 per cent.
Very much the largest advances re.
ported in any country have been made
in Germany, where, it is well known,
practically all elle railways are owned
Selves, Acton, Ont, who says:—"In ; and operated by the government. Re -
January, 1017, when 1 resided at Mil- I peated advances were made during
advances have been made since the
signing of the armistice. The pas-
ter effects a severe attack of St. Vitus senger rates 10W average about 3303 GirlS1 Have a mass of Iollgy,
dunce. For weeks she was confined per cent higher than before the war,
to Ler bed under the doctor's care, and the freight rotes about 100 per thick, gleamy. hair
She was entirely helpless, being un-, cent. higher.
able to even hoid•a spoon to feed her- Large advances In rates have also !.
self, For a time she lost the power of bad to be made in litany countries
speech almost entirely, and only with which were remote from the seat of
great difficulty made herself outer- hostilities. For example, in Decem-
stood. The twitching of her muscles ber, 1919, all freight and passenger
was so had it was painful to see her. rates on the South African Govern -
After a long time and taking a lot of ment railways were advanced 25 per
medicine, she seemed to improve, cent„ while in August, 1919, a raise of
But she did not seem to get along as 20 per cent. In both freight and pea -
she ought to, In November, 1917, we senger rates was made in Brazil, and
removed to Acton, and in January, in October of the saute year addition -
1918, she was again confined to her al increases were proposed. Even in
bell with St. Vitus dance, She was Australia, which was about as remote
agate in a terrible state and quite ]kelp- from the theatre of hostilities as any
less. She was under a doctor's care, part of the world, all the government
and while there was an improvement,' railways have suffered severely from
she was etill very nervous, did not, the effects of the war and have had
look well and was always tired. In; to make advances in their rates,
11Iay, 1915, we decided to try Dr. Wil_ I The railways of Groat Britain were of long, thick, strong, lustrous hair.
Hams Pink fills., and see what they 1 placed under government control at Don't let it stay lifeless, thin, scraggly
would Co far her. She took -thew re. the beginning of the war rind are still or Ruling. Bring back Its ccicr, vigor,
Mlnard'e Liniment for sale everywhere
Should Se Tipped Off.
Cornelia—"I see that another effort -
to get in communication with Mars
has ended in failure."
Vveidlleld-'-"Yes. I don't think they
will ever be able to communicate with
Mars unless they first send a signal so
that she will be on the lookout for
it."
tot, Ont„ my daughter Gertrude, then the war and still further ver great y LET "DANDERINE"
aged fourteen, bad a bad attack of
rheumatic fever, which left as its at -
17.
Still Using Candles,
0 11 1 (110 still are extensively used
and a candle stick has been invented
with a onager that automatically de-
5c'0nds and uxtinguishi:s the flame
when 11 candle burns down.
Ask for Minard'e end take no other.
Canada solei $50,000,000 of dairy
products to British Government,
197 (3.19.
MOTHER!
"California Syrup of Figs"
ChiId's Best Laxative
Accept "Californ a" Syrup of Figs
only—look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless physic for the little stom-
ach, liver and bowels. Children love
Rs fruity taste. Full directions 071
each bottle. You must say "Cali-
fornia."
r Young Men
Don't Geta
Cuticura es Much
ToYPrevent ht
Let "Danderine" save your hair and
double its beauty. Yon can have lets
gularly according to directions, and
after taking several boxes there was a
decided improvement. Atter a further
use of the pills she is now as healthy
being thus operated. Dni'ing the .tivar and vitality.
the passenger rates were advanced 50 35 -cent delightful
per cent., while the freight rates were .,DanderineGeta " at anybottle drugcfer toilet
not advanced at all, and because the counter to freshen your scalp; check
a girl as you would wish to see. She increases in expenses greatly exceed- dandruff and falling hair. Your Bair
is fat, with a fine, healthy color and ed the increases in rates the govern- needs this stimulating tonic, then its
is strong and lively. The neighbors, ment incurred a large deficit, To re- life, color, brightness and abundance
to whom she is well known, remark duce or wipe out this deficit advances will return—Hurry!
on the wonderful change in her ape in the freight rates of the British r'ril--
pearance since tatting Dr, Williams ways ranging from 25 to 100 per cent,
Pink Pills. Both her stouter and my- were made effective on January 15,
self are convinced that the pills have 1920, and extra charges were added
done her a world of good as she is to rates which cover the collection
now far healthier than WO at one time and delivery of freight at stations as
thought she ever would be." well as its transportation, In March,
Fot' all trouble due to 1100r blood 1920, the demurrage charges imposed
and weak nerves there is no other for holding a ear one clay beyond the
medicine can equal Dr. \Viliiamis Pink period of free time were increased 100
per tout., and the charges for subse-
quent days 200 per cent.
Montreal has 32,422 trades union
members; Toronto, 18,834; Vancouver,
15.459; Winnipeg, 12,050; Quebec,
6,894,
This ' time of year
it's a good idea
-to connne fresh
fruit ,or berries
with our morn-
in,0 dish cf
it
LM
The blend of flavor proves
de1i6htfu.i and is iii, tune
with June.
'There's w'Th' ilea ea."oxo"
post paid, at 50 ceni.s a box or six
boxes for 02.50 from The Dr, Williams
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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Do You Freckle?
During the summer months, and es-
pecially while on holidays, we shall
probably find that freckles will appear
on the face and neck,
Persons of a fine complexion, and
tboso whose hair is reel are the lost
subject to freckles. Sometimes
freckles are the aftermath of jaundice,
but in the stony weather almost every
body is affected by the action of the
Worries.
The little Worries which we meet each
day,
Alay be as stumbling -blocks acmes our
way,
Or we may matte then steppingstones
to bo
Of grace, 0 Lord. to Thee.
0. McPherson,
Furniture Dealer, Undertaker,
Armstrong, B.C., June 11th, 1919.
illinnard s t,iniment Co., Ltd.,
Yarmouth. N S.
Deal St's: --Since the start of the
sun, and it is 131t010011ng to trace the Baseball season we have been hunter -
origin of freckles, ed with 001'0 muscles, spr11111et1 111110.05.
One authority says that the shill, etc., but just as soon. Ila we started US.
during the winter and spring, has be. Mg 1111nard's Liniment our troubles
costo strangely sensitive and the heat ended. Every baseball player should
of the sunbeams draws cut. (110110 of keep a beiLl0 of your liniment Vesely.
Yours (1113',
W. E. % S
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.
Secretary .Arm tlo44 Nigel School
itaeeban Team,
moisture which operate like a1 convex
glass, thus eoheentrating the says,
,
w311011 are mad0 10 act powerfully on
the skin. The heat of the stns thus
operating on the drops o1' m1» store,
0514005 the skin to beeom0 darker in
"spots," w•111c1 w0 1011 freckles.
There are no three co,ntriee 111
I' 1 whose water power petentuel-
To Sneeze Correctly.
(Children and even 0013'11 1du1ts loge
110113g taulalit bow to anccr. (elre.tly
in a Loncicm health centre,
.311'01 e - 1"rolls: e laid conserve.
1ties added together would 'quill those -
of Canada. 31D, 7 ISSUE No. 20---'£0,
Pioneer Dog :ecrnedlea
Book on
DOG DISEASES
ami Bow to &bed
Mailed II'reo to,any Ad -
dross by the ,author.
04. Clay Glover Co., Eno.
138 West 21st Street
, Now York.
o•
Dandruff, i Ching, scalp irritation,
etc. ,point tosal unheeltliycondition
of the scall, which. leads to thin,
falling hair and prcmature`bald-
ness. Frequent 111arep0os with
Cuticura Soap and hot water do
much to prevent etch a condition,
especially if preceded by a gentle
anointing with Cuticura Ointment to
spots of dandruff and itching.
seer, 25e, Ointment 25 and 80e. Sold
throuchouttllc13ominian. CanadlanDepoti
L,� vvmann, Limited, St. Paul St., Montreal
L53 '0uticure Soapehaveawitbout mug.
SINCE ti 10/0
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30 Ea°oRCOUG liS
ONLY TABLETS MARKED
"BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN
Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross"
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which
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It positively eellta.ms proper directions for Colds,
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the Aspirin peeec.ribr<1 by physieia,le ralria, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Neurii-
for over 1)i l"te en year0 and 310W itis, ,loin( Pains, .0 Pain 340uerally.
made ht Canada.. Tin buses of 12 tablets cost buts
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