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Provincial Picard 01 Health,. Ontario
. Middleton will be 'glad to answer quospono oo Public Health tit
Ors through Dile 0010 nn. Address h1m lit G3;sdinci IAotlse, SPaett.
Crescent. Toronto;
Eve increasing attention to heitlth
p emotion and disease prevention is 0
feature` of the present time. •,-h1'Vel•y
' ew0patpe0 one lifts has air article on
wealth prominently displayed.. Some -
Mies, indeed, the health aritcle is so
`lupressive that it occupies a place on
he front page. This is. as it should
he, for:not until the public are arous-
d to the need of :Health' work being
Ione, Will anything of great import:-
-awe
titpor "=
ae be accomplished. .One reason for
111.1 is lack of'funds. Coveentnents
i1d Members of :Government's after.
ii only reflects the wishes' 'of the
)cople. If there is no public'sentl
ilent behind the move for liealtb pri
Notion, little will be dobe. But tf the
eople amend it, if they'show un-
ui staltable tsipns'that they i7ppreeiate
he valise of 'health, Wprk, in. every
onimunity, then great results can be`
ooked for.
Slowly but -surely the idea is: being
iisseinir>ated that, disease prevention
s possible in very many ,,instances
viiere hitherto the idea was held 'that
It was "something that just had to
some, something that was more or
less an act of God. How can disease
prevention be brought about? By
education,' publicity and immunizn=
Fon. As an example of the fernier.
the have health' habit training of
school children. :This.is especially ef-
feeiv
ue, as the young mind is suscep-
tible ` to new' ideas. and impressions,
cot 'like the preformed, set .notions,
life. Another matter of education 1.
foe pas-ents to realize the danger of.
sore throat in a little child .and the
grave, possibility of it beizig diphtheria
'or again to know- that physical de-
fects fu young children can be to a
large extent dors-octed before the con-
dition becomes chronic or does per-
manent ineues. Sucll- conditions in-
clude decaying teeth and diseased
tonsils, adenoids, in short some .focus,
of infection that persistently poisons,
the system and results in rheunittiism
Or heart disease of childhood- or later
life. " •
Through publicliy'the lay mind is
,kept A touch with the medical world,:
statistics are provided for. publication
showing'any increase or decrease in
certain prevalent .diseases,. especially
-those of a'seasonal "and communicable
nature. .The public is also" kept lit-
formed; of any new advances in medi-
cal science; .trod of the rules and regu-
lations pertaining to quarantine, how-
to keep' well, and the value of periodic
physical examination. By immunize-
tion diseaspprevention can be brought
about through the administration of
such agencies as anti -typhoid serum,'
toxin antitoxin for' diphtheria, :Use
Pasteur treatment for rabies` and vac-
cination
ac
cination-for• smallpox. Health • propa-
ganda- needs more and more to be
varied and up to date In its mode of
presentation, sb as to- attract the at-
tention of as large a number of people
as possible;" and .help to prevent dis-
ease, and bring about a higher sten-
prejudices
an - convictions of later dare of health for all concerned.
Letting the Angel Out.'
There le a story of a sculptor 'vho
while he was engaged in overseeing
some men unloading a large block of
merino lgrh a at the door of his stndlo no-
ticed a small boy standing near by, In:
tautly watching. When the. piece,was
final] i
y n ,place rho souiptor examined
It carefully and fingered it. reverently
as he thought of the possibilities
• elen away, in it. Observing .that the
boy; was -stili watching, he asked 111119
ooh-naturedly what he thqught of
_the Mock,
"1 don't think it's very pretty yet,"
w'a's the reply, "but I suppose you ex-
pect to make something out of it, don't
you?" ,
"No," an'setered'the artlst v'rlEfinsldt t-
ly, "I dont expect to makeanything
out of it at ail. " I expect to find some-
thing`fn it" Then, seeing the look of
incredulity en the .boy's face,. he add-
ed ' kindly.. "There's an angel in th'
Meek, and all I have to do is to knock
-• off the outsidepleees-and let the angel
Out."..,
Christian nut and women ought to
remember that their work fs .closely
analogous to the sculptor's. What is
it that confronts God's children' every
where? • Is it not the task of 'taking the
rough, unattractive material -00 human
life and character and•theeugh prayer
EMT
and untiring effort and patience bring.
the hidden angel out?' Could you
intaglne anywork that is snore imp
portant or more pleasing in the sight
of God?
Yet we should not forget ;that the
secces0ful •accomplishment of it pre-
supposes n t
nn s0 to hilrg:. Xt Presupposes
vision,. We can never bring an angel
out of the block until we have first
seen it, within,, and ,ty. see Rowe must
look with. the heart as weil,as with the
eyes, It is' the heart of love that tees
possibilities beneath ,the rough ex-
terior, It.evas thus-that°the Master.
saw Matthew, th'owpublican. Ile saw
a man, whereas ltiitthew's own 0oun-
arym.en could;ouly+see a hated publican
and hirellzrg--of Th1zpOr
Bu't-mere vision i s not enough. We
must also have patience', sympathy and
forgiveness. Angels do not spring'
trout the rough block in a moment,
Sinners do -not- become saints in an
hour. Day after day -, the Christian'
Sculptor trust lovingly ply his chisels
and mallets of faith and prayer. One
quick, itupetuous stroke may -spoil it
a11; one )reckless blow may uhdo
everything. What if the work is elo-g,•,
the chiseling,. small! 'Little by tittle.
you will see the hidden loveliness.
emerge, the unfailing harbinger bf the
noble character that is to be.
e afoot. Y
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tisk,
the mustard when it
f p ase t e Ith
reuIt'?se
� assed to you, Cultivate, the habit of
P es ecially fat meat.
Baiting it with -neat, p and aids .in
It stimulates the digestion.
assimilating Your food.
it I 1St,
9Q
or the
ride
OIrM, broils, fries .ar 3 E AT "" ± `
.toasts.
.Anytwo operations may
be carried on. simultane-
ously.
im ultane-
ousty. It may also be
Used with an oveuette;to
bake or roast:
Gontroned - Iiy s three -heat
racer able switch rdinipped
,-00h twa aluminum dishes, each 21 -plats capacity, n soo bright nickel
cover to,lit either dist,, ot• for use an a reflector a ca,.c griddle.
For sale by dealers everywhere. : Hotpoint Dii!ision of Canadian. General Electric Company, Limited,
30 000 ..L ,riG ROUTE
GEORGIAN BAY' DISTRICT
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ustodlaisi0lp of rho Glob First
Aid 5.11e11 has been tciv tided 00 the
2nd Sarnia Troop '(II C. Fifth, .)con's:
•
master), f) 1 321. 11 o'�conlletitiens'
for this shield are held by the Bpy
,Scouts 'Association In co-operation
with the St 3011ii`'Anbulanc) Associa-
tion,
socia -tion, and the shield itself is awarded
Fuuually to the Boy Scout troop stand='
Mg highest in the-Amonlance A 0l ia.
tion'a Wallace Nesbitt Junior llirst Aid
Coxnpetiti0ns. Of 'tile tiiirt7-one teanirs
llattteiptifing in the Nesbitt Competi-
tion An<lle, thirteen wore. Soy Scout
toanls, 15 Girl Guides,Cadets 1 001)001
boys and the renlaindei luisce,laneoud:
Other-:Scout'teants well Up in the
finals ware fin the order named) the
31.11 London Troop, 37th Ottawa Trobp,
39th Ottawa Troop and the drd-Fort
'Williani,Tr/ op.
Hamilton Scouts i_ose f=riend..
Boy Scouts of the IHIaliiilton District
have lost a staunch friend in the re-
cent death of Colonel William( Ilendrie,
goloner Flendrie had been associated
with Scouting In Hamilton frons. its in-
emetIon and for a' time was a member
of• the Provincial Committee, Just
prior to 11i0 lastillness he was actively
engaged with the,Ilamilton-Associa
tion executive in, the,construction: at
the" Port Maitland, 'camp site of She
I-Ianlilton Scouts of a fine new dining
and recreation hell as a rnentorlal:to.
his late, brother, -Sir John-•Hendrie,
'who had' also been' a real friend of the.
Scouts: ` It is now expected that the
building will be completed as a joint,
memorial to the two'famous brothers.
Bravery Medal for Toronto Scout.,.
The -Toronto' Boy Municipal'Cotiucfl
has awarded its medal for heroism to
King's Scout'Erneet king -of the 50th
Toronto Troop for bis action in sav-
ing a, bay from drowning in the Don
River. A few weeks ago Scout King
was aviarded .the Boy Scout Gilt Otiose
for the sante rescue. He is the second
boy to receive, the , Boy Council's
Rally Day at Stapler,
Seven Simcoe County Troops—Stay-
ner, Allandale, Barrie, Penetangu5
.shene,• Mlmvalo, Angus and GIen IIu.r-
on-with boys to the- number:. of .130,"
rallied at Stayner on Victoria Day, asci•
des i e rain
p t and wind carried through
a splendid programme of Shout sports:'
Competitions
includedfix• -! h't
11 1 t o and
g g
water honing, equipment •ace, Scout's:
pace race, ,first aid,, sigilailing,; hues-
tying, 'message relay race, and, Area -
sere hunt. Alikndale 'and,:Pe etang-
utsitene . tied for first :place, and,
Scoutiil:<e, agreed to share the honors
and 'ho't endeavor to break the tie,
Barrie came seoond and,- Glen ,}Aaron
—n one -patrol rural troop,: made a
good. showing andjlnished third. Be.
ing -hosts to the rally, the Steelier
Ones) on'1111o0ipeted to certain e'vent's,
the boys. devoting the rest of their
time to assistinggwith the' conduct of
the sports,
One Scout's Good:Turn,
In. the Whitby 'Gaeette,Chronlcle",
we reed: "No better, iUustration of the
value of the. Boy. Scout nioverdent :ie
needed than an incident' which took
place East Saturdays An accident oe-
e01red on the,Baso Line when a.m0-.
for oar collided with a railway"engine.
.A man was seriously hurt. -ou being
Summoned to the scene of the' acci-
dent -Rh?, R. T. Maclaren decided that
the man unlet .UO °conveyed, at once to
the Ito815100el by ambtifenee. On in-
t3uiring of the bystanders where he
nulght find the nearest 'phone, a ,little
chap spoke up. 'I 'know,- Or, I'll go.
weeheessage?' Ile received instruc-
tions from ,the doctor, and was off.
Shortly he was bank, all out of breath.
'Theambulance
'
a bu an0e will beright ht.OP01 he
g
said. Dr, i I,
d '4100 aloe turned. to reward.
hint for, prompt execution of the er-
rand. 'Oh, no, sir,' said the lat1,.'I
mustn't take anything.. I'01 a Boy'
Scout. "Batt, I must pay for the'ghone
hall; tit:least,' said the doctor. 'Well,
I guess that ,will be alright,' said the
little fellow. There you. have the
Sgottt spirit."-
BETTER GREEN TEA
IMPORTED.
Mauy think that those :who drink
Green Tea are more critical judges of
quality than diose wh_o :drink black,
Supll would seem to be the cases, be-
cause some years age great.quantitiee
of pooh duality Seven and Chita Green
Teas were brought into Cana -da. The
demand for this type of tea soon fell.
off. ,oNew, however,. the iuuch finer
quality of, Ind1a and Oey4on Greens,
imported'rnostly by the Salads, Tea
Company, has sharply revived the de•
nlaed by those who enjoy the dist:lac-
titro Savor of Green Tea, ,
A -Poem You Ought to Know.,
Tho Isle df Man produced a poet of
real •distinction in Themes Edward
Et'Own, who died in 1897, at the age -of
',sixty:seven. 0110001) the famous pub,
110 Achool, also shares Manxlend's
pride in Bins, for he rias a master Oleic
for Some. time,
Ole wrote many' poems, and two
volumes of his charming letters have
been. published; but when. all oleo that
'1- I3) Bi -own wrote: Is dead, the follows
ing tan lines will live: -
3 garden, is .a, lovesome thing, God
Rose plot;
'laringed pool,
,Pi arnod grot - '
The veriest 5c:heel
Of,peace; and yet the foot
Contendsthat "(,ocl is not `.
Not lO011-1 111 gardens! -when :the eve
is cool1
Na but I hu
Y t a sign.
F3)
'Tis very .Sure Gotl wal1rs in tr11ne.
Eng' Cups for Doll House.
' Exult/Site China e c cups le€t: 011111
't qud1181' of an inch in hnigllt, •with'
cups alai 1I10 0s to 'match ylavr be3Yi
eampie-ted fes' (Vi0on 'tla a s:ianlouh
doll s 9ioustu' .r s" t's, a3 '
rnn keel?;tiOutF.11x)hd:'wlrcr
1ib0111 1/ 011'
e "losing{ theirs and' 1.1 nin3 t (1
,You
011 cion ef�wltoll'all 013)31
doibt10yo,tuyol=el
13111 11110110 n_loav oft Tor' 11te11 001:11•:`
1103, loo,
-tat l aft 101111 end 1,00 be tlicd: y
,t;• liting,
Or, 1)o 113 lied shout, deh'1. 11cal'in-:'
i1t
Or, b(;)n 1 a10:1, don't- 3)i c 111 ay; to
1;a tang,
' 111 Set 11011 i( 1001 too• 3)11011,
totk Loo.W15P
i�.
If your 1n aletinl andiitlilce
<1ie11z}s your niastc:;
PP 1100 qin ti}i0T not n11i11a
tlUught::vput no
If
imn'�`.00)1 100,01 m -1L1) Triunlpli an$
And 11t tt 1hcsa two 11110 4t$ j1101
0110 e[..
I[ you. 130)1 11001 t0 1)0,'0,0 1110 t''11011
Yr1110 113)01
Twloli.1 by l.nictco to 1'1'11;0 a Il103)
301 fools,''
Cr wa.tclt the tiimgs you gave yaks•
t0„hrolten _
And -"stoop an(i 1)011110"1 ilp with
ygorn•outtools—.-
If'you can 1nalce' one -110hp� of 1131 your
Winnings,
And rIslt it on ono ilitct of pitch -
.and -toss;
And lose, ttnd start again at your be -
, And; never' breathe `:a: word - about
your loss; .
'If you can force your heart and nerve
and sinew
To .serve your turn los aftth -
g after err
101'0, 13008,E
Anil so hold onhen there e is 'mining
i fn you
Except the 1s'1.1L which says to them: -
"Hold out"—
Ifa,
you can tack with crowds and keep
Y0111' virtue,
Or walk with Kings—nor lose the
common -touch;
TX neither:
foes nor or loving friends can
hurt,you,'
If all men count withou but none
,
too,much;`
If you can fill the Unforgiving minute
With sixty seconds' worth of dlse
tante run-
Yours is.. the Earth and everything
It g
that's in it,
And --which ts more ;you'll be a
Man, my :sou!
— Rudyard. Kipling.
PALE '..
A CHEEKS
,
9
AND,
Is Proof That the Blood is Thin(.
and, I121.
P
m 11;
•
• It is the blood that3)iver ,co 101- to
the blteeks antl,lips, as well as bright-
ness to the eyes,. If your blood gets
thin -'the colpf'will fade -and the'eyee
'grow dbl.' By the ,ifineitl is happens
you etille•notice'that you_tire easily
and are subject, to 11e,adaches and
backaches,• for the blood goes'. every-
where and the entire system thole the'
effects when' it becomes, thin. Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pi118 contain the elements
necessary to enrich the blood, and,thia'i
better blood strengthens the nerves
and all the organs of, the body, brings
a glow Of health to the,alteeks, bright-
ne:s to the -lyes and a general feeling
of -renewed health and strength..Miss
Florence' Johnson, ' Stratford, Ont',
who has proved the value of Dr. Wil-
itants' Pink Pills In cases' 00 One k1i1f1
says:-"A-feehyears ago.I was Meat -
1y run dawn;;niy Moot( was very poor
and niy nervotia system fn had shape.
The doctori
sa d my OondfNon was due
taimproper diet nod lack
of fresh air.
Itlenc
x ommenced eating the 100111 he
advised and went out daily for a walk.
I did not Improve, however, and was
much discouraged. A friend advised
me tor
t Williams! '
Y Di . W1liaus. P
ink Pills; T
lost no time in ,.getting a=supply and
can truthfully say that when f liad
finished the first box I could note an
improvement. ' Prom then on, tee, pre-,
gross wee steady. ,My, Obmplexion,
Which had been. pale and" sallow,' be-
gan to take 011 a 11ea1thy glow, 1 felt
a great deal stronger and -my appetite
became normal, and dogn•my health
was Pully roistered, Before using. Dr
Williams' Pinky Pills I'did not know
anything about, their woiiderfut 131010111
ties, but new I recOallnenil.them to all
suffering frossi similar ailments."
Yon can get these pills from any,
medigine dealer 01• by nail at 50 cents
a box, from The Dr. 111111ants' 'Medi-
cine Co:, Brockville, Ont.
Al. first 1110513)1)1, 11 woil seem in •
possible to drive 'au ordinary ',ser - •�.
ing needle into a copne1 coin. iio01.-
ehe1; if a little 00:01 i5 (ekes it can
easily lie dont .
'Olie.lhet-thitlg to do 1s to obtain.
a. cork a very 1111110 sllort0r_,than
the needle. Tlarou ,b the cork the -
11001e is paesed•until`tbo point' Can
be felt and, the head of the needle
is flush with the end of the cont. ,
The coin'•is placed -011 the Ottd 05'
e- spool, w111111 is placed on a thin "
surface, T)e cork is placed on the
co n, the needle directly over the
hole in thespool.. Witb'a haninier,:.
the end of ` the cork is struck a
good hard -blow. This will drive
..the needier through' the coin, the
cork keening the needle trona
breaking..,
(Clip this out and .paste it, with
other of --the series, in a scrapbook.)
SATISFIED D ERS_
ISo other medicine gives as great
satisfaction fe mothers as does Baby's
Owe' 'Tablets., These -Tablets ` are
equally good for the newborn babe or
the growing 'Child" and , are absolutely
safe; They cannot possibly do harn.
always good; The Tablets are -mild
betthoa'ough laxative which regulate
the bowels and: sweeten the stomaeh
and thus relieve baby of any of -tire
minor ills of childhood: such as con
stipatton, indigestion, colds, colic, etc:
Concerning them Mrs, Arthur Pillion,
St. Sylvestre, Que. writess—"Baby's
Own Tablets .have been of wondejl3:ttf
benefit to my baby who was ruff/ft'ing
from coni 1 ation and in i e .ti h I
t d .s
p g d.
always keep. the Tabli s on'handa and
ur
would advise all oth(2ra -to do like-
wise." The Tablets arC`;*Zdld byMedi-
eine dealers or by mail if-16-Cents-
box
(0 16-cents•box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co„ Brockville, Ont.
Shabby "•But Precious.
Dr. Tr1man, Queen ,Victoria's den-
tist, wasa e a i
title n of alar mind
g m t
and eccentric habits. In -vented
ts. He inv u an
insulated covering for tie wires of the
submarine .cable and made a consider-
able fortung therefrom, Ile• was. au
einthasitistic collector of rare books
and prints; that hobby was the chief
Joy Of his Pater years,
He 'was not penurious, beit;he liked
,old:elothes;'and in his old age his at-
tachment to gar rents. fit only for the
rag bag became the despair' of his
"household. The most 'precious and
shabbiest article pr his attire Was an
-ancient .silk hat. tie never wore any
other kind o£ hat, and he .had -worn the
same one; for untold year;}.
"Attempts - were made, at his home
to get rid of.11," records a recent
writer, Mr, W. T. Spencer, in a volume
of ieiuluiecenees, "but he always had'
the hat repaired. So litany repairs
were made` en it that if you examined
ft closely you had more diflleulty 1n
recognizing the original silk than in
-recognizing the grafted portions: -
"One day whenhe was taking a baht
„in his house -the tub was of the
old -
S shidnodmar 1e type—he fergot.
to
turn the water -off, andit ran aver the
edge. and leaked through the floor:
Imnte$i tet . underneath.
a y was the hall,
and on the hall tble lay
that silk hat
of his upside don
w as Ise had placed it
there. When the bath overflowed- the
.water dripped auto the hall and right
into heheti
nbt
"The hatbecame o o a. bucket filling
rapidly before the teals was disedver-
ed, and by that time, as the ltouseliolt
were overjoyed: to see, the silk hat was
bulging woefully.
"Surely he'll not be able to weal'
that old. thing ,again(" they thought.
But they reckoned without their mas-
ter:
as -ter..-
'Even, now: rite had It done upl' he
said to me as ho realated the adven-
time. 'And, sure enough, it wasbn his
head..
"The very;, last time I saw Dr, Tru-
nian•'(lie died in -1900) he, was still
wearing the sante old'si1k'hat"
Old Marriage Custom.
In old Saxolt'rnarrieges the 11s'lde's
father liauded tlie bridegroom the
bride's shoe and he touched her with
it on 'the forehead in token of author-'
Asic 860 Mtnardu, and %atmm no 'other/
Meat 1s a 'dog's natural foecl'and
should be given a least once daily.
Fish without bones, vegetables (not'
potatoes), bread or biscuits' soaked in
gravy, are good additions to a steal;
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Words That Make jus
Wonder.
Have you
ever wondered how. some
of the queer words and expressions
we use to -day first came into the lang-
uage?
The expression "Raining. cats' and'
dogs" originated in the daystwhen sea-
men used to refer to waves on the
Water before a storm as "cat'spaws,"
whilst the dog has always beemregard-
ed• in northern mythology a--s..sym-
bolic of. wind._ Consequently, when a
heavy rainstorm was occoinpanied by
high winds; sailors would say "10 was
corning down cats and dogs,"
We still use the expression "big
wig," although th`ese articles are a
fashion. of the past. - In other -days„
however, .:a -person's importance was
ludg'ed by the size of the"wig he wore,
and therefore the highest in the' land
were known .to the less fortunate as
"big wigs."• - ,
•''P111 -money" is an expression that
servo
s to remind o h
s ft edas
y .when
ntpg wel'e expensive, and husbands al-
lowed their wives special . sums- for
their t h
tri: s Later n a o L e1 0 'tit -
t on'the
expres-
sion
sion Was applied -to a wife's pocket -
Another word that has an :interest-
ing origin Is "handicap." This is prole
ably derived Froin "hand' in the cap,"
as In former .tlmes'.itt wag the.euet'oni
to draw lots; from a hat or"clip.
it
When sending monety •by mall use
Dom'lnivn 1+lxpresa: Me¢1ey • Orders.,
Safer -then -sending' bills: • •. - . •
Every ' schoolboy to -day : knows
things that would matte the wisest
man of .antiquity stare and gasp:—
Mr. A. G. Gardiner.
kMlnard'e uninnu j 'Heals Guts.
I think the Brat virtue is to aestrein
the tongue; he approaches nearest to
the gods who knows how- to' be silent,
even though Ire is in the right—Cato.
titin
Government
1 unicipat r '(INDS-
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you circular
7 Per Cent. Plus Safety—places
you, under no obligation what €1
ever. Write for it to -day..
Dominion Brokerage Co
821 FEDERAL BUILDING
TORONTO ONTARIO
CANADA'S BEST/
, itsan'ipossibiefobuatd
abetter lawnmower
Abaft SMAR1115
grnartii Mowers have
L.,,,k, pnvoved their auperibrity
whcrevergtasn !a grown
Bit -ranaing,keen-
cutting and absolutely
guaranteed.
ASK 005R HARIWARL MAN
,ISMESSMIggT PLANT
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"Sure,, a ciickel: club." '
•He --"Won't 'yon give me- 311st one
She -"Certainly' not. If it was good
I'd just, get started myself.. It's wither
nolle nr. a dozen.".
Aye, No Doot.
An Am'erieah and a Seotsno ss-were-
ltaying a discussion on success in Iife,
Said the former: "Success, is easier
an 111013 leo le nils 5, when
I Was a young Man '1 knew, it youth who
got it Jobis • ,i b1 city 1.0101 and: it,
w n't ton bol ot•e' e on . tI e Ili
as 11 O od 1 1 010
A
lllacc,=' The Scotsluan sagely nodded
lois head.. `AYe, no loot:,' 1 said;
but since, then they've invented cash
'stets." .j.i 1 !
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tar piandruif3
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For Pain j-leadache
Neuralgia,- Rlleunlatisni
Luinba o Gouts
Accept only
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vrhicticoli$aills rovdncliryiions
H oond '1A, er". boors of 12 tables
.y1...y re tablets
Al10 bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists
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CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
Manyhave hadsurprisinarci1el.from
Cstarrhgl boafnasa� 1 -lead r4nlncs.
Ringing spathe (Lars and'Haud Colds
by us ne
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thecora sne1 , Iuct rub it stri of
the oar n -nostrils '
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folder acct upon request i r
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First Hair Net In '1863. `
The first hair net was invented and,
placed on the 'market in' 1863, In
Vienna:
Keep Mtnard'a Lib/meat Iq the house.
Classified ,Advertisements
AGENTS -GENERAL STORES—
WANTED.
PIONEER AGENTS ,ARE MAX-.
I O $60 to $100 a . week taking
orders for all -wool, made -to -measure
clothes at $26, delivered anywhere in
Canada. Also Ladies' suits, dresses,
Boys' suits and raincoats. Finest
welling outfit. Exclusive territory;,
commissions paid daily. We deliver
and collect. Write Pioneei•.Tailorinl •
Company, 83 St,. Catherine St. West,
Montreal, Que. ,
New Eyes
Out on can Preemie 6 P
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a een,ileeiihyeendilial6
�E SUae ightd ed
;/W "Night anMomsin :'
Zeep yew Eyes Ciean, Clear and l leaitbys.
Writs for i'rec Bye Care Book. -
Qtruslne guellemedx Ca.9 essi Oble StreeliCbleseli
ASTHMA -
Spread liniment on brown paper
and apply to throat; Also inhale.
TROUBLED
ECZEMA YEARS
In Pimples Between Knee
and.Ankle, Itched Badly.
Cuticura Healed.
-0 was troubled with eczema for
three or four years. It broke out in
pimples between mg knee and ankle
and itched badly, especially at night.
The irritation caused me to scratch
n
and the scrdtc�iI cru i
g caused pt ons.
" X sent for free sample of Cutl-
curaSoap andO intmentand ithelped
me. T purchased more, and after
using ohe cake Of Cuticura Soap and
three boxes of Cuticura Ointment I
was healed," (Signed) Niles Alice
Clark,, Marshfieid,V•t., July 16,1523.
Ieeap your skin clear: by using
Cuticura Soap, Ointment sand Tal-
cum for every -day toilet purposes.
Touch pimples and itching, if any(
with Coticure Ointment. Bathe with
Cuticura Soap and liotwater. Dryand
dust lightly with Cuticura Talcum,
058010 30ah rre b' Emil. A0dreeo Canadloo
Depot Oanc 1'• 0:1100 9818, "Mgnaaasl:'
Price 00j)5, Ol tmentrboR ing. Taicemll,.
Ty aur 0008 Shaw, Sack.
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WOMANSUFFERE
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1;
FOR-DNI
Weak and Nervous Made
Well. by Lydia- E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound -
Weizbwood, Ont.—" 0 was in a very,
weak and run-down 'nervou,. condition,
always tired from the tin e I got up
until I wetltto bed. Sleep did not rest
;no at all. My sister recommended
Lydia E. Pinkham's --Vegetable Com-
pound to me and others told me about
it, but it was from My sister's advice
that 1. took it. It did Sot take long
u)itil 3 felt stronger; headaches left
me and my appetite came baclt to me.'
7. am a farmer's wife and Nave many
things to do outside the house such as
milkm look nig after the poultry, and
other chores. T. heartily,recomutiend the
Vegetable Compound to all who have the
game trouble I had,_for it is a fine medi-
cine for woinoil."—hits-L' OUIS.11' ELSAS-
srnt, Iliilcrest Vann, Webbwood, Ont.
Another Nervous Woman. Finds Rendl
Port Huron, Michigan.—"I.suifered
,for two years with pains limy side, and
if x worked very -much 1 was nervous
and just as tired in the morning as ui'hets
I went tobed.• I was sleepy all the day
and didn t feel like doing anythingand
was 90 nervous I w0 1 bitem` finger
u d ii
nails. One of my friends told me about:
LydiaE.
Imk ais Vegetable
le Com-
pound,
and it helped me so much that
seen fel tfine.Mrs,Omit Las l3rahat,
6014.'lth St,, Port 1-Iuron, Mich,:
Women who suffer Iron any feminine
ailment should try .Lydia Et 37hskham's
Vegetable Compound. 117
ISSf.F. No. 23-711.