The Clinton News Record, 1921-11-24, Page 4HEALTH EDUCATION
BY DR. J. J, M DDLETON
Provioglal Beard of Health, Qnterlo
Pr, Middleton will be glad to eoswor questiont on Public Heeler mat.
fere ihrcegh tills eotunla. Address bent at Spading Nouse, S )adlua
Craecont, 'Toronto,
With regard to me ts:len, whooping -
:cough, unci other dLseasea common
among children you will aoculantee
hear (ho rot lark front a parent that
• the scones' the 'thrid gets measles or
whooping -cough and hue done with it,
the better, Until very recently when
"health eciuetrtren neaen to reach the
mascot of theeolle there was a aee-
vriling notion that a child head to have
one or two of these communicable
:disease, no part of their nor'nmal
growth tend development. It flavor;
(seemed til 'lawn en many ,parents that
there is no need at ell for a ehitd to,
take any communicable disease, in
thtot, ii a child does develop: dinner)
such as measles; evhooleng tough;
scarlet fever, etee there is a pocsibil
ity ofits being 'permanently injured
as the reedit of complications that
occur mein leave their traces all
through life. ' Some of these cotepli-
nations are 'deafness heart disease,
elemer tti•rot, kidney disease; etc.
That there is a lot of wrong in-
formation going about concerning
simple diseases one who handles cor-
respondence on health topics can
readily see. Here is a sample letter
I received a few days ago, which
shows the anxiety of a prospei:tive
mother to know the truth, and tells
of a woman in the same town who
actually tried to ,bring out hives. on
her -baby five days old:
"What Bae hives, their causes rind
effects? Not lone ago I saw a mother
giving settee infusion to a (baby of
five days ca'd. I asked her why she
was giving Medicines to a baby,
which seemed to me fan tee young to
support them, and she told me that
she 'gave 'the•'baby safraaar so as to
make the hives come out. Then I asked
• her what was the (hives, because I
never 'heard of such a thing before,
and she said that it was a baby's
J
nee, that She heel five children, an
they ell load had the hives when they
ware :babies, She could not exploit
_,just what it 'areas, :butt she told me that
she knew 0- another whose baby hers
died, 'because the -h'ives did net come
oat weld,
"I shell. like
t0 know your ordain
•nabtut,that, es else if yen think that
'tits urcthel did( well to give safren
tq r," such a young baby; or if you bleats
lee
No. I 'eaun'ot blame this woman for
having given cancel to the baby, -be-
nne at the time •site did so thinking
•it aright do the baby seine good. This
is entirely wrong, but the mother bed
believed it, dotub:bless Shaving been told
it lav some se called "wise 'old wo-
liiantl',0f the villaage. Am'tettru's;Ward
once sniel very tguly, "We lenow rte
many things them( are not so." •
When I think of tIee harm that can
be done by, these samp'l•ee of advice
handed out by "wine" women, I have
in mind the old lady who' -left a Child
Welfare meeting au disgust. (Shaking
her hand at the speaker, she exclaim-
ed, 'The nerve of him trying to teach
ME how to bring up children. I've
buried sir of them."
Hives should never be encouraged
to "come out" oat anybody, whether
infant or 'grownup, They are caused
by same irregularity' in digestion. The
eruption is in the Were of a neur-
algia and consists of .raised,, red.
weals.•which are intensely itch eenivee
ere believed to be caused by the per-
son eating some substance that dis-
agrees 'with him, and which on being
absorbed from the intestines acts like
a poison, , To counteract this condi-
tion, the diet must fbe regulated send
the bowels kept open, Moreower..the
family doctor should he censulted„but
remember,' never give safran to "brine
out” hives.
A Butterfly -Breeding Ranch.
A butterfly ranch is the interesting
and lucrative venture of a Maine wo•
man. While the ranch does not pay
her so well es the chicken farm, which
, she also owns, it calls for less work,
smaller equipment, and nowhere near
so large an investment. A few boxes,
seen bark, moss, gravel, and earth,
foam the whole outfit.
Ltt the early days of her venture she
depended upon finding the cocoons
from which the butterflies and moths
are Matched c ed in the ewes ads neaa• her
home, but for some time she has been
breeding them on the ranch. Hatch-
ing boxes are manufactured at home.
The great difficulty in the breeding
of moths from home -produced co-
coons Is abet of keeping the caterpil-
lars where it is possible to get the
Cocoon once it is formed. The teethe
lay their eggs on the bark of trees, on
leaves, and in other places. The eggs
are closely cheer -red until the cater-
pillar, which is the embryonic butter-
fly or moth, hatches. -Then the cater-
pillar is placed •ou a tree branch until
the cocoon has been formed. The lat-
ter is placed in the hatching box to
remain until the moth comes forth,
when the process is repeated. The
moths are mounted and scald to col-
lectors, schools, and museums.
Hens That Hatch Fish.
• Earning pocket -money by selling
empty egg -shells is how many Chinese
boys add to their savings during' the
fish -hatching season.
Fish hatching in China is often con-
ducted with the aid of a hem First,
the fish spawn is collected front the
water. A quantity is placed in each
egg shell,. the open and of which is
sealed with a special kind of wax.
This done, the eggs are placed under
sitting hens.
After the third or fourth day, each
egg is tested. If the hatching is com-
plete the shells are broken, and the
spawn is emptied into water and
placed in the sun's powerful rays.
Soon the little fish axe strong
enough to be moved. Their next home
is in water a few degrees colder, and
this lowering of temperature goes on
until they can stand cold water of the
lakes and streams,
The Chinese boy, by selling empty
egg-aholis, earns more money during
the hatching season than at any other
time of the year. •
Handelacmbts were used in warfare
es early as the 15th century,
New Moving -Picture Camera
Records Operations.
Moving pictures of surgical opera-
tions _have heretofore not been cone
pletely successful, owing to the Ike
bility of one of the surgeons getting
in front of the crirnera, A recently deg
veloped camera is reported to have
overcome this difficulty. The camera
is completely inclosed in a globular
metal case, which is located in a tube
projecting front the ceiling,' directly
over the operating g table. By means
of a motor 0 or located outside of the room
the camera may be raised, lowered,
or turned at any angle. A telescope
attachment makes it possible to ad-
just and focus the camera promptly,
It has recently been tried out in a Ber-
lin hospital with great success.
Find Worth a 'Fortune.
As the result of a new discovery,
valuable by-products such• on oil, mo-
tor -spirit, and dyestuffs are being pro-
duced front coal,elack, says an English
newspaper.
Each ,ton of slack yields three gal-
lons of motensplrit,.about fifteen gal-
lons of burning and lubricating ell, six
thousand feet of gas, fourteen hun-
dredweight of domestic feel, anti a
quantity of sulphate of ammonia. This
domestic fuel it claimed to yield twice
the heat energy of ordinary coal, and
to burn without ash.
The value' of the discovery may be
judged. from the fact that about a
third of the coal mined in England is
slack, which hitherto has been regard-
ed as of littl•o• commercial value,
You Can't Freeze It!
A peculiar liquid has been discover-
ed by a Birmingham engineer, who
claims that because it is impossible
for it to be frozen it will supersede
water for use in motor vehicle radiat-
ors during veld weather.
Frost is a great enemy not only of
motorists but also of airmen and en-
gineers. A crude liquid was' discover-
ed, but owing to its high cost it had
to be discarded. Now Mr, W. H.
ISerdnere has found a.'liquid which,
apart from its wonderful.powers of re-
sistance to cold, is a send -lubricant
and non -corrosive. Above all, it is
very cheap.
In the course of tests the Iiquid was
submitted to a temperature equal to
thirty-seven degrees of frost, against
which it wee thoroughly proof.
Earl Haig is GO years of age.
The 'Block Signals
Are Working__
In some respects, human experience
is like railroading.
Every moment of the business and
social day the block signals aregiving
right of way to keenness and alertness
—while the slow and the heavy must
wait on the sidetrack for their chance
to move forward.
The ability to "go through" and to
"get there" depends much on the poise of
body, brain and nerves that comes with
correct diet.. and proper nourishment.
That's why so many choose Grape -
Nuts for breakfast and loath. Served
with cream or milk it is completely
nourishing, partlyre-digested, and it
supplies the vita mineral salts so
necessary to full nutrition.
GrapeNuts has a rich, delightful
flavor, is ready to serve oni, the instant
—and is distinctly the food for mental
and physical alertness and speed. At
all grocers.
"There's d Reason'
for Grape,Nuts
DURING WINTER
i Colds and Diseases May be
Avoided if the Blood Is
Kept Pure.
Do not let your blood get thin this
Winter, leer people have
whoa a
deny towards anemia, or bloodless--
nese,
loodless•nese, winter is a tidying season. Lack
of exerelee antifresh 'lir, mild the
More reetrlrter' diet, are eneong bine
meaty things that combine to lower
tblileood, tone of the hotly Intel deplete the
As eon as yon notice the tired feel-
ing; lack ofappetite and shortness of
breath that are Warning symptoms of
thin blood; take ashort course of
treatment with 'Dr. li'llliarhzsr Pink
Pills, Do not wait until the color has
entirely left your cheeks, until your
lips
are white and Your eyes dull, It
Is so latch easter to correct thinning
of the blood in the earlier stages than
later. This is well illustrated in the
case of Moe, B, Williams, Elk Lake,
Ont., who says: "I take great pleasure
in letting you know the benefit I have
found in the use of Dr, Willie,ms' Pink
Pills. I was in an anaemic condition,
and was very week and run down.
The least exertion 'would Ieave ine
breathless and it was with difficulty
that I did household work, I was ad-
vised to try Dr, Williams' Pink Pills,
and after the use of four boxes I felt
like a new person. In fact any syetezn
seemed filled with new energy and
new life. I strongly recommend this
medicine to all who feel weak or run
down."
The purpose of Dr. Williams? Pink
Pills is to build up the blood. They
do this one. thing and they do it well.
They are for bhlsreason an invaluable
remedy in diseases arising from bad
or deficient blood, as rheumatism,
neuralgia, after-effects of the grip or
fevers:, The pilla are guaranteed lib be
free from opiates or any harmful
drug and cannot injure the most de-
licate system.
You can procure Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills through any dealer in medicine,
or they will be sent you by mall at
50 cents a box or six boxes for $2,50
by writing direct to The Dr. Williane'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont,
Told by the Finger -Nails.
The Ideal finger -nail is longer titan
it is broad, of
firm texture, and deep
pink in
calor A
half-moon moon oC white
should appear at each base.
Usually specks of white can be
traced to an illness or some nervous
clisordee. A cluster in the shape of e
half-moon running front base to tip -is
very lucky but tincommon. It is said
that Cleopatra had such a mark on
one finger during the height of her
reign,
Wide, short nails indicate a quarrel-
some nature, •
Long, wide nails are supposed to
show a deceitt'ui, crafty disposition
with a touch of cruelty. When deep
red, the evil is initeneille_d. Short, nar-
row nailsoften indicate a childish
charcter.
Ridges appearing on the third and
little finger are said to be very lucky,
Good lucid will follow you as long us
the ridges remain.
Machine Distributes Hay
in Loft of Barn.
The hayfork, which lifts hay from
the wagons to the haymow, has been
one of the greatest labor savers on
the farm and it is now supplemented
by a 'mower," a machine which dis•
tributes the hay in the loft and so
eliminates one of the most disagree-
able parts of the work. The mower
consists of a board platform swung
front the middle of a ateel frame in
the loft. As the hayfork brings up a
load, the mower stoves under, it, re-
ceives the load and moves along the
barn on a double track to the point
whore the hay is to be deposited, It
then tills, to one side or the other,
and dumps the bay in the desired spot.
Mlnard's Liniment for Distemper.
Capturing a New Market.
Canada's flour is the standard of the
world. This is pretty generally ad-
mitted, The writer knows one citizen
of the United States who, on every
visit he makes to Canada, carries
home, under strict instruction from
his wife, a number of. loaves of bread,
she claiming that no bread obtaittahle-
in the United States can approach
that' made front Canadian flour:' .As
an instance of the increasing popu-
larity of Canadian floor, it is interest-
ing to note that Die A. II, Stafford, born
in Winnipeg but for sone time past
domiciled in Jamaica, recently said
that until the steamships "Canadian
Forester" and "Canadian Fisher," of
the Canadian Government Merchant
Marine Service, came into Kittgstodt
last spring, every pound of 'four u sed.
on the island carne from the United
States. Now it all conies from Canada.
This 'very valuable market for Canto
dean products has been captured :by
three ways, Dr. Stafford affirms: First,
the fact that Canada had ships to de-
i.iver it them; second, the quality of
the flour itself; and third, the fact that
the people of Jamaica desire closer
conmrercial and social relations whit
tide people of entadn,
High Pries for Stock.
The auction ,gale of animals that
have Tassel the Culling Committee
has always been a feature' of the
Toronto Pat Steels Show, and the
prices paid by the various local rind
out-of-town packers and butchers have
always well repaid exhibitorsfor the
extra labor and feed necessary to pr'o-
d'uce shell, stock, It is anticipated that
there will be a large tnuuhbee of buyer
en Banti this year and prices obtained
be more than satls'factory to the large
member of exhibitors Who food animals
of the highest (reality for show and
sale, laelrles close Novenrboe 25th.
Price I,,st and Entry Forth op lrppll-
cation to Secretary, r/o Coln Stook
"erd'a, Toronto,
M infi'rci'e Lin !hiant Used by Veteeine Nee
Creature That Never Die
If Yon tahoe a drop of waiter f
any paddle, a lotrl)owered iniclros.
will reveal the preemies of or eros
that never dies,
Marring, about in tate .drop that
examine are number of weird` ah
that look like tiny jellypeh. Tlhey
made of the Caine tranolrat'ent
stance, but Instead of ewinuttitag .
crawl, leech of them le an atsunba,
The aatnebe hies,. no eyes, 11e ears,
and no brain. It is nothing but a
stomach surrounded by jelly, It has
no limbs, yet it can move by expand=
lug tutu contracting the jelly of which
it is made.
It can increase in one way only, and
that is by dividing itself into two. If
you watch one of these creatures for
a tote you will see that . a kind of
waist appears maritally le the middle
of it. At first it is round; their it be-
gins to look like a dumb-bell. At
length the waist becomes thinner and
thinner, until finally it breaks, and
there ate two' complete creatures in -
steed of one,
The creaturee we see- to -day aro
merely subdivisions of remote ances-
tors that hived perhaps 100,000,000
years ago.
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Animals' Sixth Sense.
Animals have a ,weird sixth sense
which few human beings possess•.
Sea birds know in some curious way
whoa a sterns is approaching, Though
the weather is fine, and the barometer
gives no waning of a doming tempest,
they are moved suddenly by some
Common impulse to make their way
Inland, And sure ,enough the storm
burets within a few hours..
Ants will desert their hills, taking
their babies and' eggs with them,
twenty-four hours before the. outbreak
of a forest fire, while rabbits will
leave burrows made in low-lying land
long before the flood occurs. They
have some weird premonition which
forces them to seek higher ground be-
fore the danger is upon them.
Fish; birds, and animals afford surer
indications of the coming of bad
weather than even the most cielicrtte
scientific iuetm•uments,
WOULD NOT ISE WITHOUT
BitBY'S OWN TABLETS
Mrs. W. Beesley, Mille Roche, Ont„
writes: "I have used Baby's Own Tab-
lets for the past eight months and
would
be without
them. t I used
them u for t
o i
cellon
and teething g gild
my baby is cutting his teeth without
any trouble whatever. I can highly
recommend the Tablets to other
mothers" Whet Mrs. Beesley says
thousands of other mothers say, The
Tablets. are a mild but thorough laxa-
tive whieh regulate the bowels and
sweeten• the stomach, thus driving out
constipation and indigestion and stale
Ing teething easy. They are sold by
medicine dealers or by nail at 25
cents a box, from. The Dr. Williams'
Medicine•Ce., Brockville, Ont,
The Greatest Life Enricher.
I would ranter he a radiator of sun -
seine an encourager, a helper a lifter,
a friend to the friendless and the
down and out, and yet be poor in ma-
terial things, than have the wealth of
a Cronus, a"starved, pinched, gloomy
nature, and a loveless life therewith.
A love that reaches out to every living
thing on God's earth is the greatest of
all life enrichers.—O, S. Marden,
You're Constipated!
Take "Cascarets"
for Liver, Bowels
Sick headache, biliousness, coated
tongue, or sour, gassy stomachs—a3-
waye'trace this to torpid liver and de-
layed fermenting food in the bowels.
Cascarets work while you sleep. They
immediately cleanse tire stomach, re-
move the sour, undigested food and
foul gases, take the excess bile from
the liver and carry out all the consti.
paled waste matter and poisons in the
bowels. Get a 10 -cent box now and let
"entente" straighten you out by
morning,
•
Canada Second in Wheat
Production.
Canada is now the second wheat
producing country in the world, ac-
cording to 1921 statistics. We produce
about 'half as 'touch wheat as the
United States, but they, it roast be
remembered, have ten inhabitants to
our one. Russia, at one time an im-
portant factor In this fundamental In-
dustry, has apparently fallen by the
wayside, for she does not appear in
the 1021 list. The C,N.R, has carried
this season—September let to Novem-
ber 13th -4.1,320 ears, or approximate-
ly nine and three quarter million bush-
els, For the Similar' period in 1920 the
number of ears- handled was 21,353.
Mother! Move
Child's 'Bowels With
California Fig Syrup
I-Iur-ry 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, lees
cold, colic, or if stomach he sour, tongue
coated, breath bad, remember a, good
Cleansing of the little bowels Is often
all that Is necessary,
Ask your druggist for genuine "Call-
foenia rig Syrup" Which has directions
for babies and children of all ages
printed on bottle. Mothea'1 You must
say "California" or you may. get an
imitation fig syxnp,
In. France the elod:br'e claim on the
estate of a deceased patient has claire.
over all ethers,
MONEY ORDERS.
When ordering goods by mail sone
a Dominion !express Money Order,
Haddock will lay as many as 1,-
500,000 eggs each in one season.
Millard'a Linitttent for Garatef le Cecina,
SSilehreo is golden, which eepleins
why theca is se little of it,
••Under' the leadership of Scoutmaster
W, E, iiratiley and Aenlelflnt Semite
master Rev. Tallies' J. A. Murreer, sMx-
teen members of the 1st Penotairgui-
shone Troop had n wonderful canoe
trip during Oetolaer. On the tifteertth
of the month they ieftPeu•etnugutslsene
Inc slx canoes and crossed Ooo'giau
Buy, paddled fry the Muskoeit (Mus-
lcobne) River to Bala on Lake Muelcoka
ll"rom this point the party proceeded
through Lelle il'tuslcoka and the Indian
River to Port Carling. Lake Resnais
was then .crossed to Its west end, or
Morg.t,':i..Bay. The party then port-.
aged tmerocs to Little Lake Joseph
and returned by Big Lake To, Joseph
River, West Lake itosseau, Port Carl-
ing, anti from that paint back to Pene-
tauguishene by the outgoing route,
On October 25111. the Sento reached
Pinery Point, four glees' front ]route
leaving paddled over 45 ladles' that day,
portaged ton times (two of the Port;
ages being over half a mile long),'and
crossed Georgian Bay (19 ranee) by
moonlight. According to Mr. Bradley
it was "a great trip!"
* * * a
Ten years ago Scouting took its let-
ter form,- that of training boys for the
duties of citizenship, Various ideas
of training the youth of a people have
been suggested an practised from the
tine of.Epictotus, by the Spartans, by
Pestalezzi, by Peter the Great, by
Cahulain in Ireland, by John in Ger-
many, by John Pounds, • the Zulus,
Slnrot of Spain, the Boy Orderlies of
Mateking, Sir W. A. Smith, Thomas
Seaton, Dan Beard and a number of
others', i
There is nothing especially original
about Scouting. It de a natural evolu-
tion of many ideas reduced to a sys-
tem, the main point about it being to
recognize the baste needs of the na-
tion and to have an elastic system
whereby to encourage the individual
future citizen to develop in himself
the qualities that are wanted.
The Manchester Guardia it says:
"Boy Scouting will not, as a few of its
most ardent oulpgists suggest, solve
all our moral and social difficulties.
But it la one of the few great original
social inventions of our time, It rests
on real insight into the mind and soul
of boyhood, and the training that it
gives is attended
by elle delight that
fuses a, new piece of knowledge right
into the character anti makes, it a trea-
sure for life." '
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Clentlemen—I hare used Minard's
Liniment and have found it a good rem-
edy. After the explosion I was pretty
well shaken up, having quite a number
of bruises and cuts, but thanks to Min-
ard's Ziniment I am my old self again.
It itealeci the sores and bruises and gave
me much relief. It in true to Its name
as the Icing of Pain, for it stopped the
pain almost at once. 1 first noticed the
ad. in the Montreal Standard and decided
to invest in a bottle, for which I nun not
sorry, but can say with truth that I.am
thankful far it baring done all it claim-
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(Signed) ALFRED SLAIN,
134 Agricola. St.. %s.ltfnx. N.S.
Magnet Cranes,
Mater trucks equipped with magnet
cranes have been designed to handle
loads of iron, the magnet being ener-
gized by the engines of the trucks.
DANDER1NE
Stops Hair Coming Out;
Thickens, Beautifies.
WONDERFUL GAIN IN
WEIGHT REPORTED
YOUNG WOMAN WEIGH,
ED ONLY 7$ POUNDS.
She Now Weighs Over One
Hundred and Is Improving
12 YJ il,g
Every Day.
a Y
before .I began taking Tanlao 1
only weighed 70 pounded I now weigh
over one Itu•nch•ecl en•d ata gaining
ovary day," salol linea Lanni) Davis,
of Chattanooga, Tenn,
"I bought my first bottle cf Tatllac
at Gus City, Ind„ and it heilesd me an
much that I continued using It. I have
always been very delicate ani racffer-
od a greet deal from stsoniiach trouble
and rhrunmtlsm, I rarely ever had
any appetite and simply could loot re-
lish anything, I fell off until I only
weighed 7(1 potrtuls ant was so thin
I looked perfectly awful. Tin is the
ecndiiton i was In when I negate taic-
in_g Tatman
"Oh, I feel so different now. Even
my complexion is il•aproved. My ap-
petite is good and f can hardly get
enough to eat. Taplaa is simply
grand, and I can truthfully see' it is
the only medicine that has eves' done
me any good."
Tan.lae is sold by leading druggists
everywhere. Adv,
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prices In ('anode• yona Iga1 T1Nti t;p:,
lis YOiticltt'1t1Ufr7', I`U1tUN t'o,
AiJil me \.:1:17 F:'L ._:r0 DU 1'l.A1N
94lsnuand
clig' ed d, at home, whole urspare teeray; work sunt artyeuarocs
paid, Senda Uuleto for
pnrllauhu•s• Nenmi hi an oraoe to riot.
Cu„ Montreal.
SALESMEN
We pay Weekly and offer Steady sum-
ployraent selling our complete and oc-
clusive lines of whole -root fraeleneg.
to -order trees and plants. Best stock
and service. We teach and equip you
free. A mnuey-nutlting eppoetutdty
Luke Brothers' Nurseries Montreal
COARSE SALT
LAND SALT
Built Carlotsi
TORONTO SALT WORKS
C. J. CLIFF - • TORONTO
Atuer•lca's I'ieneer DAT r4erriedtas
Boole on
DOG DISEASES
and flow to reed
Mailed Free to any Ad-
dress by the Author.
5r, Clay Glover Co, See.
11tC Weet list Street.
6! New York 17,6.A.
Bra :i "t 1
p,y
This guaranteed
health tonic
Coots you nothing,
the hens pay for it in
eggs.
It supplies Nature's
egg -leaking elements.
Pratts Poultry Regulator
ADVICE FREE. Let us help you
Pratt Food Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Toronto
Entries Close November s�
for the
TWELFTH ANNUAL
TORONTO
FAT STOCK SHOW
Cheeses for
Singles, note o'f Three and Carloads
o•L Cattle;
Lots of Three, Six and Ten and
Carloads of Lambs;
Lola of Three, Five turd Ten SIogs.
, JUDGING
Thursday, December 8th
010 AUCTION SALE
Friday,' December 9th
Premium Lists on Application to
C. F. TOPPING, Secretary
deo Union Stock Yards,
West Toronto, Ont,
CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers
OU will be astonished' et thereJ,
sults we get by our modern s•.st�'p
of dyeing and ,cleaning. Fehrii9
that are Shabby, dirty or allotted ate
made like neW. We can restore the
post delicate articles. •
Send one article ora parte} of.goods
'by post or express. We will say care
nage ono way, and our charges are
most reasonable,
When you think of. ,clean•
log and dyeing, think of
PARKER'S.
35 -cents buys a bottle of "Danclerine"
at any drag store. After one applica-
tion you can not find a particle of
dandruff or a falling hair. Besides,
every hair shows now life, vigor,
brightness, more color end nhnndence,
Parker's
Dye Works
Limited
Cleaners and Dyers
791 "on„e St.
orollo
3: a eeC t
MEM
Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a lit le
"Freezoile" on an aching corn, rt-
stantly that core stops hurting, then
shortly you lift it right off with fingers,
Truly)
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
"Freezone" for a few cents, sufficient
to remove every hard corn, soft corn.
or corn between the toes, and the cal-
luses, without soreness or irritation.
-
MOTHER
exe
Never say "Aspirin" without saying "Bayer,"
WARNING! Unless you see name "Bayer' on tablets,
you are not getting Aspirin at all, Why take chances?
Accept only an "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin," which contains directions and dose worked out by
physicians during 21 years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache Rheumatism
Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis
Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain
timely tin boxes of 12• Tablets lloitlos of dl and loo -•-All Brueghel.
leis.
Malvin Is the bade intuit (registered 1n "notch) of re,,,,,,, tienu!aeler: et Mtono-
aeoncaeldeeter'of snursticar iii, 'Whine Ii is well 'known rl It ]anion 1),•nna 7•„yor
msnofaeture, to aesint iia ptotic ermine( 1,1,I, miens, An• 'r,,t.,, it or ;in,,, cern; any
twit Ls ats:ttp:,d tvitk thtir general trade hark, the "i,ny,, Cre;5,'•
SYRUP
b's excellent for indigestion
ecause it ossists stomach
and liver to do their work
naturally and efficiently.
With the organs in perfect
working order—indige,tba ,
he impossible. Try It today
FOR INDIGESTION
IiMotherScigel'oSyrup le sold
t: 60c, and $1,00 bottles,
DID PAIN DISTURB
YOUR SLEEP?
Itllpain and torture of rhea; '
maestri can be quickly relieved
by tyn application of Sloan's
Liniment. It brings warmth, ease and
comfort and lets you sleep soundly.
Always have a bottle Maerdy and
apply when you feel the first twinge.
It penetrates wit/tont ru(bbine.
it's splendid to take the pain out o
tired, aching. muscles, sprains an4
strains, stiff joints, and lame backsl
For forty years pain's enemy. Ask
yoAturtimill dte g'itruger,
g,etsL35c, 70c, $1,l
Made in Canada.