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WHEN YOUNG GIRLS GROW PALE AND THIN Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Should be Taken to Enrich the Blood When girls grow weak, pale and thin, parents should not neglect these symptoms; to do so means danger. The girl in her {2ens cannot develop into robust womanhood without an] abundant supply of rich, red blood in her veins. It is the lack of this that | compared with the previous week of giple for India and has to keep touch is the great trcuble with nine girls; out of ten. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have achieved world-wide fame for their remarkable blood-making prop- erties. In these pills there is vigor- ous health, with glowing cheeks and sparkling eyes for every weak, pale | girl. The value of the pills in cases! of this kind is shown by the state- ments of Mrs. Winnifred Rutty, Bar- ton street west, Hamilton, Ont., who says:--""About two years ago my eldest girl got into very bad health. I took her to a doctor who advised having her tonsils removed, saying this was the seat qf the trouble. We had them removed, but it did not help her, and she seemed to have absorbed 80 much poison from the trouble that she did not pick up at all. She could neither eat nor sleep, and what food she did take dia not digest. Then she developed a cough that kept her awake at night, and went down in weight to 95 pounds. A neighbor said to me, 'You have tried so many things why not try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills?" I got some and before she finished the second box sha began to show improvement. She continued the use of the pills for some time and fs now in the pink of condition, able to work and play, and eat and sleep with all her old-time vigor. These statements can be verified by neigh- bors who watched her restored from ill health to perfect health." If your medicine dealer does not keep these pills you can get them by maii at 50c a box from The Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. --% Learning ! Horrors of War Depicted by Memorial in Germany A war memorial that is not a glori- fication but a scathing denunciation of war and martial deeds has been erect- ed at Ettlingen, Baden. In the Town Hall tower, surmount- ed by a baroque helmet, one side of the wall is adorned with a haut relief depicting all the gruesome horrors and destructiveness of war. Symbol-| ized death. riding a black horse is | seen swinging a blood-dripping scythe | as his animal tramples on a mass of | human beings and on soldiers en- | gaged ir fierce combat. The base of | the relief, symbolizing human discord, pictures two men desperately clutch- ing each other's hair, both enlaced in the coils of the serpent of paradise with the apple. A theatrical troupe arrived in a New England town late one evening to find that no accommodation was to be had in the only hotel that the] place afforded. The landlord did not seem a bit affected by the sad plight of the tourists but after much per- suasion the old fellow said they could sleep in an abandoned church across the street. For want of any other shelter they accepted and retired for the night. About two o'clock in the morning the landlord heard the church bell ringing vigorously, and sent his son over to see what was the matter. Jake brough back-the report: "There isn't anything the matter, Pop, but the gent in pew twelve wants a couple of gin fizzes sent right over." . -- -- Pamela had been so troublesome that her mother put her to bed a full hour earlier than usual. As she left the child, she murmured gently: "God bless you, darling, till the morn- ing." "Dod bless you, too, mummy, till you bring me my supper," answer- ed Pamela. Assam teas are known by experts as the finest teas grown--a fact which explains why Red Rose Orange Pekoe has become so deservedly popular in Canada. For Red Rose Orange Pekoe is chiefly composed of Assam teas, which accounts for its dis~ tinctive quality and value. Every package guaranteed. ASK YOUR LOCAL DEALEE FOR Canadian -Artist's Series Christmas Cards Beautiful Hand-Coloured Christmas Cards designed by Canada's Leading Artists. Twelve especially attractive Cards with charming and appropriate sentiments may be purchased at a considerable saving in boxed assort- ments at 50¢, $1.00, and $1.50. Published by ROUS & MANN, LIMITED FINANCIAL NEWS Toronto Bank Clearings The bank clearings in the city of Toronto for the week ending Nov. 15- 28 amounted to $124,804,383, a de- crease of $24,220,278 as compared with the corresponding period last | year and a decrease of $63,513,206 as | purchase. this year. Nov. 1st ... $223,766,194 $167,830,221 Nov. 7th ... 188,317,589 131,850,827 Nov. 15th 124,804,383 153,269,681 Five Million Dollar Issue for C.P.R. Montreal--The National City Com- pany, the National City Company of New York, the Guarantee Company of New York and the Bank of Montreal are offering an additional issue of $5, 000,000 49 consolidated debenture stock at 88 and interest, New York payment and delivery, to yield 5.557%, of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The announcement was made by officials of the National City Company. Offi- cials of the C.P.R. have -stated that the proceeds of the issue will be used for general purposes. Mining Briefs. Activity in Howey shares may be attributed _ to the report from Red Lake received in the city. This states that slashing operations on the 500-foot level "has widened out the vein to 30 feet with values holding good. The Keeley Silver Mines has issued a progress report, as follows: 'During the three months ended October 31st, 1928, the mine produced 151,225 ounces of silver and 19,935 pounds of cobalt. Exploration of the lower con- tact has made good progress and in- teresting occurrences of cobalt and small quantities of leaf silver have been encountered. It is anticipated that .the most favorable ground will be reached in from two to three months time. 'A surface discovery was made a few hundred feet east of the main shaft which shows high grade silver for a distance of about twenty feet. Drifting has been com- menced from the second level to inter- cept this occurrence at that horizon." This official report of the surface dis- covery and subsequent operations at the second level bear out the reports of this effect published a couple of weeks ago. ° The Vipond Consolidated Mines, Limited, also have issued a progress report, which follows: "During the three months ending October 31st, 1928, the mine has produced bullion to the value of $179,800, from 23,013 tons milled. Developments at the 600 and 700-foot levels as outlined at the annual general meeting of share- holders held on November 6th con- tinue to show excellent results, and work has been commenced at the 500- foot level with a view to finding the upward extension of this ore body." A probable factor in the world nickel situation looms on the horizon with the news of the rehabilitated Lake Superior Corporation owning ap- proximately 160,000 acres of mineral- ized ground in the Sudbury district, in close proximity to the International Nickel Company's properties. No de- tails of these holding have been pub- lished. --_------ LONG SLEEP MAKES BABY HAPPY AGAIN "Our baby kept waking us several times a night, until we started giving him a little Castoria after his last nurs- ing," says an Iowa mother. "He slept soundly from the first night and it made him look and feel ivorlds better." Baby specialists endorse Fletcher's Castoria; and millions of mothers know how this purely-vegetable, harmless preparation helps babies and children, with colic, constipation, colds, diarrhea, etc. The Fletcher signature is always on the wrapper of genuine. Castoria. Avoid imitations. ®, -- 450 Sir Philip Sassoon Back From Air Trip London--A tour of 17,000' miles in a flying boat has just been complet. ed by Sir Philip. Sassoon, Under- secretary of Air, who has. returned to London after visiting 25 British air stations in Malta, Egypt, the Su- dan, Irak and India. Tbe boat used in the flight was the latest Black- burn Iris with three Rolls-Royce Condor engines. Sir Philip left England on Sept. 29. The only mishap in seven weeks of tour was engine trouble at Jask on the Persian Gulf, causing a week's delay while a new engine was ship- ped from India. Interviewed on his return, Sir Philip said the flight was "a great success." Total fiying time of the trip was about 130 hours. --------------) X {| Minard's Liniment for Backache. 172 SIMCOR ST., TORONTO "Placating the Implacable" Britannia (London): The South African Union has always bad a dif- ferent relation vis-a-vis the rest of the Empire from any otier Domn.in- ion. Canada might conceivedly leave the Empire without bringing down the rest of the fabric. The | secession of South Africa. would cut {in half our only assured line of com- munication with India, Australasia and the Far East. South Africa is the 'clasp' of the Imperial girdle." England acquired it by every con- ceivable title-conquest, cession and So long as she is respon- {with the Australasian, Dominions, so {long will she resist every means in {her power, any atfémpt of South { Africa' to secede from the Empire. BABY'S OWN TABLETS ALWAYS IN THE HOME Once a mother has used Baby's Own Tablets for her little ones she always keeps a supity on hand, for the first trial convinces her there is nothing to equal them in keeping children well. The Tablets are a mild but thorough laxative which regulate the bowels and sweeten the stomach, thus driving out constipa- tion and indigestion, colds and simple fevers and making teething easier. Concerning them, Mrs. Saluste Pelle- tier, St. Dumas, Que., writes:--"I have used Baby's Own Tablets for the past ten years and am never without them in the house. They have always given the greatest satisfaction and I can gladly recommend them to all mothers of little ones." The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or direct by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil- liams' Medicine Co, Brockville, Ont. Says Britain Not Asking for Advice Lork Birkenhead Sharply Critical of Coolidge's Speech London.~--~The Earl of Birkenhead, until recently Secretary of State for India, was sharply critical of the Arm- istice Day speech of President Cool- idge in an address at a recent com- plimentary dinner tendered him. "I thought there underlay in that i | | eve, you may be just a little squirt. 1 Red Rose Orange Pekoe is the best tea you can buy In clean, bright Aluminum Motoring Problems Will be Discussed League of Nations Committee Will Investigate Traffic Syste A simpler system of international regulations governing automobile tour- ists in foreign countries is the goal of the Road Trafic Committee of the League of Nations at present meeting in Paris, states an item in "Interde- pendence," a monthly review of the League of Nations Society, published in Ottawa. 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White Moose in Alaska Called Trappers' Hoodoo A snow white moose with hoofs like | a mule has been seen on the lower | Kuskowim River by natives who de- clare it is possessed of the devil. Un- til the moose is driven away or killed | they will not begin trapping. i Several attempts to trail it have failed, and they are now waiting for Leavy snowfall when it will be run, down and killed before the Indian or | Eskimo trappers are stampeded. Fur | buyers will pay a bonus for the des- | truction of the freak animal. ee A TO mi ae Charlie--'So you married your em- | ployer! him?" Myrtle--"Till I got him." How long did you work for | 1 < ') FREE BOOK C A N GC E Sent on Request Tells cause of cancer and what to do for pain, bleeding, odor, etc. Write for it to-day, mentioning this paper. 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