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The Clinton News Record, 1920-12-2, Page 7it tar • HEALTH EDUCATION BY DR. j. J. MIDDLETON he prepared, not only for :the family, but alae fel hired men working on the farm, Meanwhile, the ehildre'n, if there are any, have to leek after themselves as 'best they can,A rem- edy must be found fcr this etato of ideate if at till possible. The welfare of the future geoenation demands it. As a beginning there should be a building; expert available whose ad- vice could be ,sought by all dwellers on fame, in 'backwoods, lumber camps, etc. One of the principal dirties of this official would be to advise and=•euperviee as regards the arrangement of the kitchen, pantry, etc. At present there is a luck of Method in the .aeriingemenb o1 the cooking..atove, kitchen table, sink, pantry, cupboards, etc. In her daily round df work the womae of the house could be saved a lot of useleoa walk- ing about if the various features of the kitchen were arranged in such juxtaposition that, for in.stanee„ She could get from the baking table to the stove with the fewest number of steps, and that the pantry where the baking materials aro kept is convene- ent to the table, and that the sink is so situated. that the dishes can ,be 'con- veniently got to it from the table when the meal is finished. Moreover, tho height of the table and sink should ;be carefully adjusted. A working surface that is too low or too high •causes unnecessary fatigue.. In the baking of such a comparatively sim- ple thing as a pie, a methodical ar- rangement of the kitchen furniture can cut its half the number of steps the woman, has ord'lnmily to take for the task. Having shelves near the stove, for instance, is even more con- venient than having a large-sized pantry. One would hardly believe ;offhand that the contrast in two kitchens should' be so narked, and -yet I. have .seen on arranged -hodge- podge . and the other methodically:: The lessened amount of .work that has to be. done in the latter case is ,astonishing. The question o:f electric power is as important to lural Canada as sun- shine is to growing -flowers. The com fort and convenience of en electric supply to farm houses in the country, in mining eamps, ete., cannot be over- estimated. Could such a boon be brought about it would revolubionize •country life all over this groat Do- minion. If a competent League •of Nations can be formulated to take. care of international affair's and al- low nit -Vous to utilize theenormous grants formerly used for offensive and defensive purposes, in bringing the products of science and -civiliza- tttan within reach of the people of this and other countries, the hoar will not have been fought in vain; An oil engine and dynamo supplied at cost by the Government and installed to every outlying settlement would he an incalculable boon. The stoney necessary for this engine and dyna- mo could be advanced to settlers on terms similar to those on which the grants for clearing the land', farm implements, etc., are now advanced. In any ease the serious problems that confront the dwellers in the country must be tackled scientifical- ly, or the rural population will con- tinue flocking to our already over- crowded 'cities. No greater or more important task confronts the Govern- ment to -day. People who live in rural districts in Canada have many probleirts to face, 'There is moll aynipa'thy to be felt for the hundreds of families yearly who leave the farm and conte to seek the more eongelrlal, comfort- able life of the city.' Country life in Canada does not offer many attrac- tions to people of ether countries on account of the shortage of dramatic servants, which makes life on Cana- dian farms e long eontinuotza drudg- ery for ..both sten and women. Not only the scarcity of farm and domes- tic help is a serious problem, but the lack of convenien!ees in the home makes matters worse, and brings ex- tra' toil to the women in the house. In the case of a family where theiee are young children, 'one can readily see what tl. menace this state of things is to child welfare, and yet the up- bringing of healthy children is ane of the most important features of fam- ily life wherever one's lot may be cast. • Of course among the better class of country and farm houses many necessary eonvenieneos are now -in- stalled. But in those houses where the people are of the settler class and 'struggling to get their fins -twee on a firm footing, there are often just the bare necessities of life. The homes of these settlers are now scat- tered all over the country, and since the war their numbeee have increased rapidly and are still increasing as the land settlement schemes of the l- • Governmentare getting materialized. Most of these families are of good sturdy British stack and the very kind of settlers this country needs. It is the duty of the Government to do everything in their power to main- tain the health and efficiency of these pioneers,and the most 'effective. way . seems to be through the Maternal and 'Ghiid•• Welfare: Clinics that• -are -being -demonstrated all• over the . province. These. eltniea *ilh:.be i1t charge:•of trained nurses working in conjunction • with. doctors who will endeavor .to c rectify many of •the physical. defects of childhood that without this super- vishn week" likely become more marked, and result in the child be- coming physically defective all through life. With the aid of a big motor truck fitted up with all the re- quirements of a clinic room, a special-- est pecial-let in children's diseases, assisted 'by a nurse, will visit every part of the province, In another tirticle I will describe in more detail the work that this travel- ling clinic will do, and how important it is in the great efforts now being! trade in the interests of Child Wel- fare. In the meantime, however, some,means must be suggested to re -1 lieve the mother front the drudgery! of housework, and allow her time to look after the health of her children and their physical development. Even • infant fending—the most important thing to be attended to in the first few mouths of life—is not carried out eoientifically in the care of bottle- fed 'babies. The mothers often do not know. how to feed the child, and when they' have some scientific knowledge, there is little time to put it into prac- tice on account of the round of duties from dawn till dusk. Some women even start the early morning work by bringing in the cows and milking them, after which breakfast hes to Ignorance. An old country couple came up to Lannon town, to see the place w'er'e the roses on the cheeks of the maidens outshone the roses round the door. They saw many things that they had never seen "down on the farm,' and then along the road came rolling an electric 'tramcar. Imagination and Fact, Little I)rnestiae, who was spending her vacation in the country with her farther, sought him out oue day with this announcement: "Oh, daddy, I have just found a place where there are millions and hundreds of apples. See, I have brought you two!" The Profitable Skunk. The advantages of the artificial raising of the fox, beaver, and musk- rat, epecilicelly, have been often point- ed out, and stere it is proposed to de- vote a few words to that much abused animal, the skunk, The fact that the animal is to be found in, practically every part of the American continent, and that the pelt has sold as high as tea dollar's, is sufficient to attract the attention bf fur farmers and induce a study into the feasibility and advan- tages of the industry. Many years ago Ernest Thompson Seton, the well known nature writer and naturalist to the M•attftoba Govorn- ment, advocated a more extensive arti- ficial propagation of the skunk, and himself operated a most successful ranch of title kind. Because, largely •of a prejudice against the little animal and its method of defence, skunk farming has never been firmly estab- Ilshed in Canada- as an industry, al- though the advantages and posnibille ties• are obviously so groat, Success on ether\ parts of the American coin, thrum ana elsewhere have demonatrat- ed the feabibility of establishing the industry firmly and profitably in the Dominion, The eltunk le widely /mind over the Canadian Dominion in every corner and hook where it cart find food suited to its.•needds, and netwithetandfng ilio *act that it to persistently hunted, trapped and worried by dogs, it COM, times to thrive and mttltiply In 0100o proximity to settlenteuts, Tilt" aninial 1 merrier( timid riot vioiotts end: is practically omnivorous, devouring large quantities of insects including grasshoppers, crickets, beetles and caterpillars. In captivity, its feeding is very economical, the diet consisting of meat, fish, cooked cereals, vege- tables and milk. The food problem is most easily solved where the ranch is established within reach of a hotel. The contents Miele. daily garbage can will feed a eoneiderable number, Tho skunk multiplies rapidly with litters of from six to twelve, the per- iod of gestation being eight weeks. Descenting May be performed when the animals are five weeks old and ell poeaibility of future nuisance may be eliminated, but 1n domestic raising thio is not really necessary, contrary to gelterai belief, as the metals b0- caro remarkably tame and. friendly With tbcse handling them and never bring into play the powerful eyespots, nature has geese them eicoopt when barely frightened by some intruder. Slcunk ranching could be saccoea- fully merle(' on in prate:Melly every section o -f Canada, for the• aninnal 10 indigenous to every part and would rind hie natural o0nditions wbsrover a farm was located. In wire onolosed pons' of suitable land the animals will make their own burrows and dens and need little Atte-Atkin beyond feeding. The demand for pelts is steady and 6eiforal, and the high prides prevailing during the past few years lnalte okunit ranches very profitable eotteerits and augur 'e euccessfui future, for any 'do• Veloptnent along these li'nesg ,. PALLID CHEEKS D DULLEY:. Tell the Story of'Watery B3lood— trlow to Regain a Good Color and health. To be elm dowel in health, and t0 toss their attractiveness le the trouble nested -title of many young girls, Their palled cheeks and dull eyes tell every, one that they are doomed to days of wretched beadacbes and are victim of breathlessness and bloodlessness, The anaeinie girl, if she neglects her health, pray be a sufferer all her life; for an active happy woman cannot be developed out of a bloodless, consump- tive 'erectile girl, without the help of new, rich, red blood, Pale, weak girls should take heed. Illoodlessuess must not be neglected. Plenty of good air,' a nourishing diet and rest will help you, but the cure You need most promptly is now blood. Good now blood In abundance, such as makes all the difference between sound health and poor health to girls and wallies, is supplied by Dr. Wil- liams Ptak Pills. Their one._mission is to make new blood which reaches every organ and every nerve In the body, bringing to anaemic girls and women new color, `bright eyes, an elastin step and a feeling of joy in living. The value ere Dr. Williams Pink Phis . to young girls as .shaven by the cure of Miss Bessie Clarke, R.R. No. 1, Stevelisville, Out., who says.: "Two years ago, while studying for the entrance examination, my health broke down and I fell away to a mere shadow oL my former self. When the day for the examinations came, I should have been in bed instead of trying them, but I went on with the work and when through was almost on the verge of collapse. I thought then that a rest would Help me, but I did not 'regain my strength. Then my mother was advised to have me try Dr. Williams Pink Pills, and after taking them for about a month I found -myself neatored to health, with 'good color and,,a change . for the better, which people • who • knew me readily noticed. I am very thankful for what Dr. Williams Pink Pills did for me, and hope any experience will benefit some other weals girl." You can gat Dr. Williams Pink Pills, through any dealer in medicine, or by mail, postpaid, at 50 cents a box, or six boxes far $2.50 from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. On the Art of Reading. Professor Sir Arthur Quiller -Couch, in the course of his lively lectures "On the Art of Reading," gives same examples of Irish peasants' sayings with the large simplicity, the cadence, the accent of Scriptural speech, The best Is the ilenedictionabestowed upon one of the two authors of the lncom- ptuable "Irish R. M." by an old wo- man fn. Skibberdeen: "Sure ye're always laughing! That ye m0y Laugh in the sight of the Glory of Heaven!" The writer once thought -of staking alt anthology of such wild flowers of wayside speech. He would have in- cluded in it some far -travelled say- ings, such as that of the freighter in the alkaline districts of Alberta, who said, pointing with his whip to an intensely blue lane on the horizon, "Bitter as a dying man's sweat is that satire water," and the perfect de- finition of a ghost implied in the words of a Newfoundland fisherman, "There i sees 'em warming theirselves in the moonlight." WOULD NOT LE WITHOUT BABY'S OWN TABLETS Once a mother has used Baby's Own Tablets for her little ones site would not be without them. They are the ideal home remedy for the baby; being guaranteed to be absolutely free from opiates or other harmful drugs. They ars a gentle but thorough laxative and have been proved of the greatest aid in cases• of constipation, indigestion, colic, colds. and simple fevers. Con- cerning them Mrs. Ernest Gagne, Beausejour, Que., writes: "I have used Baby's Own Tablets for constipation and colic and have found thont so suc- eeseful that I would not be without them, I would strongly recommend every mother to keep a box in the house.", The Tablets• are sold by medicine dealere or by mall at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont. To Match. A teacher said to his class in 1Ing. liah composition: "Now, I mesh -every member of the class would write out a convensation between a -grocer and oue of his cus- tomers, introducing some pathetic in- cident or reference," Among the compositions handed in was the following: i "What do you want?" milted the merchant. The woman replied: "A pound of tea." "Green or black?" asked tete mer- chant. "1 thick 191 take black," she mid; "it's for a entwine" Salada Tea Reduced 15 Cents A Pound. Every effort is being made to supply the retail dealers with Blown Label "SALADA" at the reduced price of 66 emits per pound. However, it will take some Ifitlo thee before all' have it In stock, lit spite Of every exertion ott the part of the Connpauy, ea they hate tone of thousands of customers throughout Canada from the Atlantic' to the. Pdoiflo, lioroils never get plump, no matter how at!bundattt their food, Tile total 'yuan' debt of Germany Is 265,000,000,000, maiko, normally 665,. 987,500,000, i nprde.I.Infj»,00t 0119.goi fe eipptc A COMFORTABLE WINTER COAT i 9737 No. 9731—Misses' Coat. Price, 30 cents. Full length or shorter; con- ✓ ertible collar. In 3 sizes, 16 to 20 years. Size 16, longer length, with- out nap, 8% yds. 48 ins. vitae; with slap, 31/s yds. 54 ins. wide; ]lining, 3% yds. 36 ins. wide; without nap, shorter Aength, 23'4 yds. 48 ins, wide; wlibh nap, 21/4 yds. 54 ins. wide; lining, 21/4 Yds. 86 ins. wide. This pattern may be obtaled Prom your Iocal McCall dealer, or from the McCall Co,, 70 Bond St., Toronto, Dept. W. Gold Is Everywhere. It is reported that gold has been found In the lee of the great glacier of Monte Rosa, and that search ie being made for the seam or vein from which th'e yellow flakes originally came. The fact is that gold, though the most precious• of metals is con non use, le by far the most widely dis- tributed, There le hardly any country o s. earth, from the eduator to the. poles, where it is not found. 'MOTHER! "California Syrup of Figs" Child's Best Laxative Accept "California" Syrup of Figs only --look for the name California on the package, then you aro sure your child is having the best and most harmless phyalo for the little atom - tote liver and bowels. Children love its fruity taste. Full directions on e ach bottle. Son must say "Cale torahs." The British Premier's Offer. It is Colonel Repington who tells of a certain luncheon during the war at 10 Downing Street—a Iuncheon, by the way, of the simpleat character. There was one maid to wait, the menu con- vetting onseating of cutlets and vegetables, milk pudding, French plums, and water. During rho meal the chances of in- vasion were discussed, and Mr. Lloyd George offered to eat a sausage for every German landed over 60,000, "Pape's Diapepsin" Corrects Stomach. "Pape's Diapepsin" is the quickest, surest relief for Indigestion, Gases, Flatulence, Heartburn, Sourness, Fer- mentation or Stomach Distress caused by acidity. A few tablets give almost immediate stomach relief and shortly tate atotnaab is corrected so you can eat favorite footle without fear. Largo case tests only 60 cents at drug store. Absolutely harmless and pleasant. Millions helped annually. Largest sell- ing stomach corrector in world.—Adv. Those Children. A little girl who was an unnoticed listener at dinner the other day sud- denly piped up with "Mamma, is everybody wicked?" "Why, no, my child, of course not," answered the niotllee "Why do You ask such a question as that?" "'Because yon haven't said a nice thing about anyone to -day," The meal was finished in silence, CASCARETS `They Work while you Sleep' • "All shot to .pieces"? You are bil- lions, constipated! You teal hoadaohy, full of cold, (tiny, unstrung. Your steals don't lit—breath Is bad, skin sallow. Take Casemate to'nlglrt for your Titer and bowels end wake up cleat', onorgetio and cheerful. No griping --no' inoonvenienoe. (lltildron love descants to10, 20, 00 cents... Last year 146,628 People emigrated from Great Britain, and 4,801 ;from Ireland, , to rcl`,p fyilltidrit f[allelfe t t olrlst gee NURSES Tho'loronta ltospltal for :Epee- ebles, in aflllletton, with liollsvae Val Allied 1Ioepltale, New }erre (,lief effete a three years' Ceuese of aralaine to young women, hay. • ing the required oiluaatlgn, and dealt'ous of booming nurses. TWO iloopikal has adopted the eight- hour nystern . The pupils recetvo uniforms of the Scheel, a monthly allOWaitpe and tt'aveLlintr exlloltOON to and frena New lock," Dor further Information apply to the S4perintondont, The Argument. Au argument as to the origin of bagpipes had waxed loud and long be- tween a Scotsman and an Irishman, ascii-of whom claimed that hie own' country had produced, the ilistriment. Finally the Irishman clinched mat. tors by remarking; "Well, the truth is, the Irish in- vinted the polpos and made a priseut av-tlrlm to the Scots. And the Scots haven't seen the joke yeti" a'DANDERINErt Girls! Save Your I-iairf Make It Abundant! Immediately after a "Lranderine" massage, your hair takes on new life, lustre and wondrous beauty, appear. ing twice as heavy and plentiful, be. cauae ,each hair seems to fluff and thicken. Don't let your hair stay life. less, colorless, plain or scraggly. You, too, wantlots of long, strong, beauti-' fur hair. A • 85 -cent bottle of delightful "Dan- derine freshens your scalp checks dandruff and falling hale. This stimu. lating "beauty -tonic" gives to thin,, dull, fading hair that youthful bright- ness and abundant thickness—Ali druggists! It is not generally knovm that tele fur seal was once a land animal. The baby seals are actively afraid of wa- ter; they would drown if thrown into it, and have to learn to swim by re- peated efforts. When once they have been taught to swim, however, they soon forget to walk. Rural Route No. 1, Mascouohe, Quebec, Oct. 16, 1919. The Minard's Liniment People, Sirs,—I feel that I should bo doing a wrong If I neglected to write- you. I have had four tumors growing on my head for years, I had thein cut off by a surgeon about fifteenyears ago, but they grow againtell about three months ago I had one ns large and shaped like a lady's thimble on the very place whore my hair should be parted, and It was getting so embarrassing in public that it wan a constant worry to me. About three months ago I got a bottle of your liniment for another purpose and saw on the label good for tumors. Well I tried it and kept at it for exactly two months, with the result that it has entirely re- moved all trace of the tumor, and were it not that they had been cut fifteen Years ago, no mark would be seen. I have not been asked tsr this testimonial and you can use 1t as you neo flt. (Signed) FREED C. ROBINSON. P.S.—I am a farmer and intend using Mlnard's Liniment on my mare for a strained tendon, and am hoping for sante results. FRED O. R. To enable airplane flights to !be made et extreme altitudes a French- man has invented apparabtis which compresses tits air fad to the car- buretors at normal atmospheric pres- sute. M(narces Liniment For Burns, Etch HiGH 'YIELDS ARE ALWAYS PROFITABLE Bocalwe Items of outlay, such as land -rental, equipment, labor. land preparation, seed and harvesting °barges, are about tho same, whether you get 20 bushels per acre of wheat or 40 bushels; 40 bushels per sere of oats or 80 bushels; 5 tons silage par aore or 12 tons; SO butlhels of potatoes or 280. Ontario Agricultural College Bulletin 'No. 278 (Prof. A. Leitch) reports: CROP XIESDS AND FARM PROFITS Per year labor 'those who parvesked.. .Income Below 8.11 of aver,-SI01da, $808.00 81-900 688.00 91-100% 987.00 101-It0% 956.00 111.110% . 1298.00 Over 120% " " 1181.00 'Push your Drop yields above the average and get the beg Labor Income, For Increased yiddelds in 1911, apply For Ineormat:on2write TIIE SOIL AND CROP Improvement Bureau of the Canadian Perttliser Ae5Ooiatiou Merry O. Boll, 1x.S.A., Director 1111 Temple Bedding -• Toronto .3.51 701 $1,4(4 M all dru, Ott Stu �S AtT db1J TJIQIC wanting, eg,n'othinl�, conferee's follows an application of Sleeted Liniment, lust slap it on the strained, overworked mnccio. treed for thoureatisis, -too. I entrain iuitiiouf r,461(0 elesicamo,'tia lsstig No, 40—'20, liarden.ing Concrete, laxporjmonts by ibe hatted Statue Ilnreati of Standards to develop a metliod of accelerating the hardening of condrate, especially when it le •td he used . in wet or damp situations, have shown that 4 per cent, of oalalum 011101'tde added to the mixing Water increases the strength of oonerete at tate age of one day 100 per cera, of more, in some cases 111 two days the strength equalled 76 per cent, or more 0f that normally itttained in one month. BUY "DIAMOND DYES" DON'T RISK MATERIAL Each Itaolcage of "Diamond Dyes" con - lathe directions so 841100 that any woman can stye any material without et1'eaking, fading or running. Drugginb has color ettrd—Take no other dyer Gorman hosiery limens are under- cutting their British rivals till the latter retire from the field, then tete price' of imported article will be great- ly increased. MONEY ORDERS. The safe way to send money by mail is by Dominion Express' Money Order.. Male spiders are much smaller than the females. Mlnard's Liniment For Dandruff. The Polar regions are the only sec- tion of the globe free from rats. Doehave been,nah'1j CJR/,t9P PATrE-'nM 189Z .,br MONO RUGS S//VCE s. Classified Advertisement,. TBEoN7,Tp vozzolo NPMiti ,. . CD iscnuivs WANTIIO-.•.age ai to 30-* r tive feet cline lllehae; s let ,; flr'.et dyear $t,490, next two '}'earn 91,050; attop iii rd year $1,060; snblOei 00 7 per cont, eight sou for a cls t fund rend pension; eight hours; one flay orf weeltly; 14 dare annual leave; three -genre -sr nay When Mee; urtiferme sumelad, .. Apply Orderly Itootn, Peirce i1eatereat'ters, Termite ra;closi>cnamiatr». A1efORTALI'rx C1a1tTAIN — Sweden - berg ti great Work on I•teaven and Boil, and a real World beyond. Over 400 papa, only doe Destitute. R. 13. I,aw,. 480 lruoll¢ Ave:, Toronto. WANTIID-1 , 011005 nerd Po al try or all hinds. write rm. micas, Cross, 471 Rexton Road, Toronto. Amerlaa'a Pioneer Dog Remedies Book On DOC DISEASES and 1. ow to Food Malted Pre() to any Ad- dress by tile Author. M. Clay Glover Co„ Ino, 118 West 31st Street New York, U.S.A. COARSE SALT LAND SALT Bulk Carlota TORONTO ®ALT WORK J. CLIFF - TORONTO SINCE i3 1875 Wealthy people aro paying fano prices for home-made rugs. Sixty dol- lars was marked on one in a Boston store window recently. Sixty cents- will Start you making your own. Fascinat- ing worst, easy to learn, just pulling loops of rag or yarn through a burlap Pattern, using cast-off clothing, Under- wear, blankets, oto.—making beautiful ruga of which you will be proud, and from which you will take years of com- fort, Nota fad, as we have been mak- ing burlap patterns for hooked rugs for nearly thirty years. Send us 26c for a rug hook, and 36p for a small door -mat pattern, 18 x.84 inches, stampedin colors on burlap, total outlay 600, and • you are ready. to.start.. We will send you easy direotlons for hooking if you ask for them. Our design sheet, .showing ' s1x "sloes' of patterns, and•booklet about Garrett's Rug hooker, sent Free on request. Oarr'ett's Rug Rooker is a little ma: chine weighing six ounces, and costing $6.00, for making rugs faster. JOHN Z. GARRETT 5 Eempt St., New Glasgow, N.S. BREAKUMA-COLD A B LETS rRr TNIfM '/ ie FR/CE 25'1' Soothes tircd nerves. For restful sleep at night apply BENGUE on the Forehead and back- of neck. BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES 51.09 a tube. THE 1.11M180 man t0„ t70. MONTRSAt. Agents for Dr, Jules n00511i RELIEVES PAIN 3," E%�/iiia �q IL � 306'doPSC W�evaS els A Quick Relief for Headache A headache is frequently caused by badly digested food; the gases and acids resulting therefrom are absorbed by the blood which in turn irritates the nerves and causes painful symptoms called headache, neuralgia, rheuma- tism, etc. 15 to 30 drops of Mother Seigel's Syrup will correct faultydigestion and afford relief. s CUT!CtfflA EAS RASH ON CFLILD On Body and Face. Red and Itchy. Cried For Hours. Lasted a Year. "A rash started all over ray little gel's body, and she had some on her face. It started in a pimple r, -e that was full of water, and it got red and itchy. She s' v' cried for hours. This trouble lasted a year. "Then 1 started with a free sample of Cutieura Soap and Ointment. , I bought more, and I used four cakes of soap and three boxes of Ointment which healed her." (Signed) lairs. Dora Langly, 1032 Gertrude St., Verdun, Que., August 11, 1918. The Cuticura Toilet Trio Consisting of Soap, Ointment and Talcum is an indispensable adjunct of the daily toilet in maintaining skin purity and skin health. Soap 25c, Ointment 25 end 50e. Sold throughouttheDomiolon, CanadianDepot: L man., Limited, St. Paul St., Montreal. OffilCuticura Soap guavas without mut. AT YOUR SERVICE WHEREVER YOU LIVE The woman in town or country has tire same advantage as her sister in the city In expert advice from the beet -knows firm of Cleaners and Dyers in Canada. PARCELS from the country sent by mail or express receive the same care- ful attention as work delivered per - CLEANING and DYEING Clothing or Household Fabrloa. For years, the name of "Parker's" has sfgnif ed perfection In this work of making old things look like. new, whether personal garments of even the moat fragile material, or household curtains., draperies, rage, etc. Write us for further particulars, or send your parcels direct to 0 Qye Works Limited CIO inert , y rs 9 791 Yonge St., Toronto ONLY TABLETS MARKED "BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross" Por Colda, ro,lo4 :ttoadaoho, A1eural- package ;which contains rompletc ggba, Toothache, Iuaraellol and for tedious. Then you ate getting real} etheutnatism, I:,umbago, Sciatica, Neu- As irl,t-'4lto gelatine Aspirin prat 'setts, take Aspirin marked with the sorIbed by,phypeiolans for over teno4 Immo "Bayer" of you aro not taking tent years. Now made In Can 4S:epit'in at ail. • Handy tin boxes containing12 tto Accept 018,7 "Ba.yer TaMebe of lots oosb but a for cents, 3rr giekll Aspirin" lit air unbroken "Bayer" also sell larger "Mayer" weekQ�' ,al y oro is only onto Asps rYta,w`50nyoie"--lion mfrs~ say "Bayer Aspirin Is the trails mark (reglntered lo Canada) of Payor 13ablrfoeburo of MOO,. aentleaeldester of hnlleylloaetd. where it 19 well known that 4405 Cln mope Parte manufacture, to (001st the public against Imitations, ilio Ttt'lotP 01 .IltlZa Ao ar ,till] be 6tanapod with {holt 001101111 Ireav mark, 'blue "Tiso*C crow