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Sailing Over The Canadian Rockies â€" With perfect poise, this ski maiden^ sails high into space in the snow-capped Rockies at Banff National Park. Executing a cornice jump, the lady uses her "^ki poles to give force to the leap and length into the gliding landing. ^ A SWBlTCRn'lC Not long ago somebody asked why, ill this space, wc don't pay more attention to the noble sport of Basketball which draws â€" at least go wc are told â€" more cash custo- mers and is participated in by more alhlclcs than any other pas- lime. The answer, in a couple of nutshells, is that to our admittedly jaundiced view Basketball has de- veloped into something which makes a whole lot of noise â€" but very little sense. * * * (')ne criticism we have to offer is that sheer size â€" or rather sheer heifht â€" has come to play far too vital a part in the sport which was invented by a Canadian who had, as his aim, a game wliich could be played by one and all â€" a game which wouldn't take too much out of a boy or girl, and one that wouldn't reijuire too murh training or fine physical condition. * • t That's what it started out to be and â€" lor some years â€" was. But, <jee, just look at the durncd thing now! They tell the story of a cer- tain .Xmerican college coach who has, over the doorway of his office, a beam that is just si.x feet six in- ches high. "If a freshman comes in to apply for a trial on the basket- ball squad" he says, "and fails to bump his head on that beam â€" Well, 1 just don't give him a second look." t » * how. when we first read that anecddte, we thought it was just 'one of those things', evolved from the brain of tome sports writer who was short of news â€" also of ambi- tion to go out and dig up some. (There are « few such renegades In the profesion, fie on them!) But we learn that it is no joke â€" and that although the actual «i.x-foot- mx beam may be largely imaginary, onless a basketball hopeful comes close to touching such Alpine heights, he doesn't get much atten- tion. * • ♦ There is for instance a college ba»betball star in the States who has an amazingly fine record. He ranks at or very near the top in |K>ints scored among the "simon purtt". If he were a footballist, •very professional team in the country would have lines out for hipi. Yet his pro prospects, after â- raduation, are anything but bright. The reason â€" hit pigmy heightâ€" a inert five feet eleven inches. * • t Now in baseball, football, even hockey â€" although in the latter, not M much as formerly â€" the little fel- low still has a chance. But not in Dr. Naistnith's invention. Other things being equal a team averaging fix and a half feet in height will trim the ears off an outfit of six footers. In other words, in basket- ball, altitude has an advantage over aptitude which is beyond all rhyme or reason. ♦ * * Then, there's the matter of far too much scoring â€" together with a quantity of whistle-tooting which makes a basketball game sound, to sensitive ears, like all the riot squads of New YotTc, Chicago and Montreal in concerted action at a Communist uprising. ♦ * ♦ Take, as an example of what we mean, a game played not long ago in Columbus, Ohio. It is true that the struggle went five periods of overtime; but it was the final score which interested us most. It was either 99 to 99â€" or 99 to 100, which is to say tliat almost two hundred points were scored. And when all the shooting was over, they counldn't decide with any as- surance whether it was a tic game, or if one of thetwo teams had won • by a single point. ♦ * » Now speed is a great thing in most any sport â€" but that appears to us, to be carrying the speed mania just a little too far. It is true that Basketball attracts huge crowds â€" and that people work themselves into conniption fits, and even fatal lieart attacks, while wat- ching it. But -as for us, after watching a few sessions of the pro variety when they tried it out in Toronto, so far as basketball is concerned we're satisfied to wait till we get television in Canada, and take ours at long distance. ♦ * » And when that day arrives, whenever there's a basketball game due to lie televised, rliaiices are we'll do just as is our custom when we hit a radio program with too many commercials â€" switch to some- thing else, or shut the blamed thing off. » « * So thai, dear readers, is why we pay little or no attention to Bas- ketball in these columns. Somehow or other we don't feel sufficiently in sympathy with the game, as played, to make an unbiased com- mentator. A n (I, in conclusion, you've heard what happened regar- ding Joe Louis. When Joseph â€" after his second fight with Wal- colt â€" made those touching radio re- marks about his mother, and how that was his final fight nobody no- ticed jliat lie had ihs fingers cros- sed, ' â€" • A woman may put on a riding habit and never go riding. She may put on a bathing suit and never go swimming. But when a woman puts on a wedding gown- brother, she means business. THIS CURIOUS WORLD By William Ferguson 7 •* r-f. I- is PUT. err. *V\ HUNTER /HAY FIND HIMSELF LOST IN THE FOREST,*' 5a/J MR. BORIS KIMT2ELE, \^11ATG0ES ON ^4) IN THE WORLD â- ^NorinanBbir Great Britain During and since the war one of the most acute shortages in the United Kingdom has been that of news print. British journals, with their four pages of closely-packed fine print, appeared to Canadian eyes more like something du^; up from a prehistoric era than they resembled our idea of a modern newspaper. On New Year's Day British pap- ers were allowed a 25 per cent in the amount of newsprint allotted to I 11, and it is rather interesting to Mute what use they made of it. .Serious papers, such as the Lon- don Times and The Daily Tele- graph â€" which had been printing six or eight pages daily by keeping circulation down to a minimum â€" have not increased their size, but are using their extra paper to print more copies. But the four pagersâ€" the "penny press" â€" are now pub- lishing six-page papers two or three times weekly. What are they using these extra pages for? Well, it is e-stimated that the jnorning papers have increased their news coverage from twenty to forty per cent, depending on the paper. Sports coverage remains about the same â€" which is rather surprising viewed either from a Canadian angle, or in view of the huge crowds attending all sorts of sports in Britain. .\dvertising space has just about been doubled, and the remainder of the increase is devoted by features such as gossip columns, articles of special interest to women, pictures and â€" you might have almost guess- ed it â€" comic .strips. For example, The London Daily Express is run- ning a "home grown" strip called "Kit Conquest" and "Dick Tracy." One can't help wondering what the Londoners will make of B. O. Plenty, Gravel Gertie, Sparkle and all the rest of them. Spain Getiirali-^inio I'ransisco I'ranco is once again showing â€" or attempt- ing to showâ€" his "broadmindness" and love for his fellow men. Hack in 1492â€" the year \ hen Christopher Columbus "discovered" America- at the instigation of In- quisitor Tomas de Torquemada all Jews were expelled from Spain. About 50,000 evaded the decree by becoming converts to Catholicism. Many of the rest of the former Jew- ish population about 100.000 of then), settled in Greece or Egypt. Sinte that time Spain has had one of the smallest Jewisl jopulations of any Kuroptan country. Today, out of a total population of over 27 millions there are only about aix thousand Jew. Early in Jime, .Generalissimo Franco signed a decree permitting Jews living in Egypt or Greece, who arc descendants of pre-c.xpul- sion .Spanish families, to apply for Spanish citizenship. .According to the decree applicants will be select fd by their "love for Spain." Those who have "shown they ^rc worthy of this mercy," the decree says, will be given Spani.sli citizenship. Just how tlie Jews in question will view this "mercy" remains, of course, to be seen. But this writer greatly doubts if they will flock to hransisco's tender care in any wholesale quantities. France and Italy 1 hose whose memories e.xtend back more than thirty years will recall how, back in 1918, an epi- demic wliicii usually went by the name ol the "Spanish h'lu" swept through the world. It was an infec- tious respiratory ailment character- ized by ffver, headache, severe coughing and imiscular pain. Before the cpidciiiic subsided more than 500 million persons were alllicled and deaths were estimated at more than 15 millions. Most of the fatalities, however, were not caused directly by the influenza, but by secondary infections of other dise.ises. pneumonia in par- ticular, b"or several weeks past llie niosll widespread "flu" epidemic since 1918 has been spreading across Eur- ope. It broke out first in Italy and rapidly spread northward. France was especially hard hit. In Paris hospitals were filled to overflowing, and practically every office or bus- iness establishmeiK li.nd at least one absentee. Hoiiever, so far, the present ont- brtnk has beeit o( a fa<rly mild var- iety. It causes great discomfort, but the comparatively few deaths have been principally confined to the aged and already-ailing. The name Influenza, by the way, is of Italian origin. The full name. In that lan- guage, is Influenza dl freddoâ€" wliirli means, liternllv, "effect of cold,'' The Dilemma .^ g.luiit fanner in a h.iidware ilort in North Carolina was com- plaining about tlie life of a tobacco grower. 1 sympathized that it m\isl be hard work, " , "Son, it ain t the work," he said, "It's knowin' what has to he done â€" and then rackin' your brain to flgurr ••t a way to get outs <loln' k ' A Strange World Isn't It? BAD NEWS Bad news for cheque forgers il a newslyle cheque developed by Bur- gess Smith, 7.3-year-old research specialist for a Xew York printing firm. The cheque looks like any <^her. but has a secret sound track printed on it. The bank clerk pas ses it through a small machine which, if the cheque lias been tarn- pcrcd_ v^ith, yells "Forgery I'' loud enough for everyone in the bank to hear. CUCKOO Watchmakers' classic joke of the cuckoo tliat laid an egg has re- bounded on a Sydney jeweller, llo foimd more than two dozen eggs ill tile works of a cuckoo clock he was repairing. Authorities of the Australian National Museum estab- lished that a three-inch lizard was responsible. TIME, PLEASE Customers were leaving tlie pub- lic houses in King's Road, Chelsea, at closing time when they heard a wh-o-o-o-mph â€" and saw a manhole cover leap into the air. Pulling themselves together firmly, they went on . . . but it was no good. It happened again. Another who- o-o-rnph, another manhole cover dancing skywards, .\fter Mrs. J. C. Warran, licensee of the Riley Arms, .had seen this happen four times she dialled 999. Firemen came, explained it was gas explod- ing in the manholes, and closed a section of the street. $3,000 While the passports of a father and son were being inspected at Hohenhems, on the AustroSwiss frontier, a passport official asked the boy, aged 15, if his swollen mouth was due to toothache. "My poor afflicted son has never been able to speak," said the father show- ing the boy's identity card, on which it was stated that he was deaf and dumb. Just then the boy sneezed and precious ^iones worth $3,000 fell out of his moutli. Father and son were arrested by Customs offi- cials. % incredSAvyoi/r ..yield â-  SPRAMOTOR LTD. PILE SUFFERERS Mr. T. J. Sttickley. TimminB. writei: "I bad heard of your PYr.TONB TRKA.T- MENT but did not get It until a month ago. My work la cold and dump and I loBt H Int «)f time. I feel fine now and work 0teady. I have «oM a lot of other men nl.mit it . . . etc," He la Juat one of thousiijids back ut work and feellnjr fine aEiLin. :ind ho he will, becnuae the new PYLTONE TKEATMKNT removes the In- alde c.nise of piles. No matter what yoii have (Inne for them before, we ruarantea tba first bottle Butteftes yuti or the vxWvt Is reiiin.led. PYLTONK (a liquid taken by mouth) la different. It works and resulta ara laetinK. 11.76 at nil dniBKista. or have him order for yo»! DOES INDIGESTION WALLOP YOU BELOW THE BELT? Help Your Forgotten "28" For The Kind 01 Rolief Thai Helps Make You Rarin" To Go More tli»n h«lt of your digestion la done below ihe b»lt-in your 28 feet of bowel.. Bo when mdigMtion strikes, try eometliing that belpa digntion in the •toiiiacli AND below I he belt. What you miiy need i.i Carter e I.itllo Liver «. '';.'"^? needed help to that "forgotten 18 Icci of boweli. TCke one Cnrter'a Little I^iver Pill before »nd one after nieala. Take them according to dlreictioin. They help wake up a larger flow .livf i '"*!" "IKe'live juices in your etomaoh *NU bowels -help you digest what you have Mien III Natures own way. Then moat folks get the" kind of relief thai makes \ nu feel better from vour head to your lOM. JliBt be sure you get Ihe genuine Carter's Utile l.iver I'lUs from vom druggist-SSe. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING _ AUKNUb \VAMT£1> J|_ HAND MADB Fur Slippera. deluxa. baat Quality. Chlldran'a $L>.50. Adulta I8.S0. all •Izes, coloura. aatiafaction Kuarantead. Avcnta wan ted. Bariion Novelties. Sea forth. Ont ." BB* V<>lfrr~OWfr~BbfiSriDlBtributa, on Part 'rime or Full Time hasia, our 250 producta: Toiletrk'a. Vitanilna, Kxtracta. Spices, Baklns Fowiltr. raliea, Doughnuts. Glasa. Silvei . Furtiiiiirc and Shoe Polishes, etc. Bach individual a cuatomer Excellent opportunity to left your bualnesa abllltiea. Write for free details and catalogueâ€" FAMn..EX, 1600 Delnrlmier. Montreal. DKALEICS WANTED varden tractors, alectrlc feticera Wrlta Clarence Kehn 621 Frederick St.. Kitchener. UAU\ CHM Kh lilAKI.V uHli'KS mean extra protlta In tbe Fall when egg pricea are hisb. Order your baby rhicka now and be assured of delivery date also br^^ed you desire All oar breeders are iroverninent banded and puUorum-tcated. Write for our catalogue and prices. Discount given in all early orders Mnnkton Poultry F.trms. Munkton. Ontario GOVEK.N'MENT "APPROVED Hatchery eatab- liahed for 25 years wanta some one In your district to take order? for baby chlck-i. Llb- ei.ll commission paid Poultry Buyers, Nursery men. Watklna and Rawteigh agents and Farmers make excellent agents. Write for full information. Box No. 12. 123-18th Street, New Toronto. THERE'S no doubt that better chicks produce bltrger profits. The succe-ns of many poultry- men huH proved that fact. And we know foi a fact that many poultrymen order our chlcka year after year and have aucceas with them â€" they write us to that effect. Some of them have been buying Tweddle chicks for 25 years. D. Boniface of Weston, writes "I have raised a lot of chickena In my day but theae are the best chicks I ever saw. At four weeks they were all feathered, at six weeks they weighed two Iba, each." You too can have this tucceas. .Send for atory "How to Hit Hie Top Egg Market". Free catalogue. Also broiler chicks. laying nnd ready to lay pullets. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Limited. Fergus. Ontarin. 3 COLOR CALENDAR Send for your free copy. Do not order chlcka until you see It. Our prices* are moderate, our Quality first class. 29 years breeding and hatching. 9 breeds and crossbreeds. R.O.F. Breeder for 11 years. Fully Accredited Hatch- erv. The Fisher Orchards, Freeman. Ont. FUR BA1.S DIABKTICS. Write for your chocolate ^rs. ianis. randy. btKcults. etc, Irnihedlate delWery. Diabetic Foods Jc Suppilea. ft Haytor Street. Toronto, Ont. PKO(;iM!:S.SiVE FAJIUER^^I Kach year ws mail to our Increasing llat of customary an early farm price list and a spring catalogue offering first-hand prices on farm seeds of superior aualiiy. Write now and vet on oar mailing list. Bishop Feeds i^lmited. BellevilH. Ontario. CA NADIAN A PPROVED~POUL/r3~f or "eileâ€" Broad breasted bronze turkey poults from government approved and accredited atock. Poults from eb'gs gathered on our own farnoa. We select for vigor and meat type. Mc- KJNLAY k McCOLL, I.«robton Turkey Hatch' ery. R.R . .'.. Fo reKt, Cot. DIE.SEL TRACTOR HEAVY EQUIPMENT Training In construction, farm, logslng, rail- way and road equipment: all types of diescis A tractors. If yru are mechanically Inclined, write now for Intormatlon on our study pla^i wit) out losing time on your present job. TRACTOR TRAINING SERVICE 2 WILIJNGDON BLVD., TORONTO \% MOTHERS Have Baby's first pair shoes metalized in beautiful silver, ivory, gold, bronze. Every wrinkle retained just as baby left them. Pre- served to remain a lifetime sentimental keep- sake. Send no money. Pay postman 15.00 on delivery. Send Baby's shoes today, care of Theodore Broady. .=564 Bathurst St.. Toronto, Ont. CORD WOOD ball bearing saw frames, all steel, complete with pulley and blade. Can be mounted on any tractor. Bettger Industriee. Stratford. Ontario. TOU'LL BK PLEASED with Shaver's White Leghorns and Barred Rocks. Every chick R.O.P. sired â€" records 270-343 eggi^. All breeders on our own farm. Write Kiday. Donald Shaver. Route 1. Gait. Out. SUPERIOR CHICKS, day old. and started. Immediate or later delivery, blood tested, government approved. Leghorns. Barred Rockn. Hampshires. Sussex, Rhode Island RedH. White Rocks. Black Giants. Cro^abreds. 21 day iivability guarantee, I'litalogue prices Calender free. Superior Hatchery. Lin wood. Ont. SAFEGUARD yourself by ordering Top Notch chicks now. An early order prot&cts you against possible price rise and assures you of delivery on the date you choose and you get real profit makers when you get Top Notch chicks. 12 pure breeds and 12 cross breeds to choose from. Non-sexed. pullets or cocker- els. They are all from Government Approved Pullorum tested atock. Get known high qual- ity stock from a well known and experienced hatchery and you automatically remove most of the risk of poultry raising. Free catalogue. Also laying and ready to lay pullets and broiler chlcka. Top Notch Chick Sales. Ouelph, Ontario. RED ROC Hybrid Pulleia. $23.00 per 100 â€" Red Roc hybrid pullets noted for year round production of big eggs, livabilty and large body size. Cox 15.00. pullets S23.00, mixed tlS.OO. Write for calendar and pricelist today. Big Rock Farm. Milie Roches, Ont., Box M'. BtjaiNKSB OPPORTUMTlEa AN OFFER to every Inventor â€" List of loven tlona and full Information 'sent free. Tbe Rameay Co Registered P:iient Attorneys. 278 Banh Street. OtUwa DVBINU AND CLEANING HAVE fOU anything needs dyeing or clean- ing? Write to us for Information We are glad to anawer your questions Department H, Parker's Dye Worka IJmtird 791 Tnnge Street. Toronto, Ontario EAIPLOVMENT WANTED FARM WORK for next spring, summer, wanted by »:raduate agricuUurlsta and experienced larni laborei-.s wim were forced from their farms behind the iron curtain. Contact Latvian Relief Association. Klhk Larch Street. Halifax, Nova Scotia. HOLLAND IMMIGRANT families with one or more workers. ArrlvioK early spring. Apvly NETHERLANDS DtlMI- BRATJON Committee. P.O. Box 234, Chatham. HELP WANTED BEl'XEVtE CONVALESCENT H08P1TAL IN BEACTIFVL ST. CATHARINES. A home away from home. Graduate nurses; mate and female: night and day duty. Excel- lent meals, prices moderate, private and semi- private rooms available. Our specialty is nervous, aged and convalescent. Our aim; courtesy and serricc. for Information apply to superintendent or phone 6-8S53. FOB 8AUS CHAIRS foldiiiK. all types. Write toi catalogue. MILLCON CHAIR AND TABLE CO., 816 BLOOR ST W . TORONTO 70 BELOW ZERO SUITS Blue, fleece-filled, satln-llned. zlppered. Wind- proof and water-repellant, knit luff and ankle. Pockets and hood. Ideal for doctors on night cases. Farmers. Hunters, etc. Cost SlfiO.ltO. SPECIAL AT $22.50 Surphiy Pi-odvictg. 266 D alhousle St.. Ottawa. SAWMILL Diesel Power, double eilKer. trim mers. nlab Elaaher. lot; haul, planer and tractor Ho.x 380, Burlinston. RlxcifiES HONEYâ€" Choice \Vhlle Clover, 41 llj». 110.00. Three cases prepaid. Robt. Ritchie. Perth, Onta rio. HTPOWmj^lT SPORTING RIFLES X'iiilouM riHHhls Write for n» w. descriptive foUlcra nnd initea. SCOPE SALES CO. Vl^ Uuoen St,, intawji. Ont. BLEACHED white flour and sugar bags. Sup- ply any ijuantity. Flour $J.75 per doien; sugar $:t.00 per doxen Box 27. 123 EiKhteenth St.. N^-w "f.in.nio. SAMOYEDE PI'PPIE.-^. Registered beauties. pure white, full bla«-li points. E. Farley, Canoe Lake, Ont ario. AUTO PUMPING, pai-itlng business, going conforn with power and hand tools, $8,000. complete with building. Wm. Pearce. Realtor. Exeter. REGISTERED. ACCREDITED Hereford Bulls 6 to 11 mouths. 15 heifers 6 to 15 months; 20 Oxford ewes, advanced registry Yorkshire, open and bred .'^ws. weanling to serviceable boars. Gardiner Morrison. Mount Forest. Ontario. LATE 1947 Studebaker IJ-ion stake truck. platform H'x7', 16" gravel racks and stock racks, twin host, immaculate condition. Casb or good car. Ken Sebben. Stratford. R.R. 4. MBUICAI IT'S PROVEN â€" Every sufferer of Rheumaric Pains or Neuritis should try Dtxon'a Rem- edy. Munro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin. Ottawa. Postpaid 11.00 SATI.SFY YOL'RSELF â€" Every sufferer of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis should try Di.\on'8 Remedy. Munro's Drug StOre. t%h Elgin. Ottawa. Postpaid $ 1.00. _ NEEDLEWORK NEEDLEWORK BULLETIN â€" Good ideas- edited by Florence Webb. Mailed direct to you each month. Each Bulletin contains one design complete with instructions, needle- work hints, catalogue of patterns and stamped derigns Yearly subscription tl2 issues) oOc. Send to Florence Webb, Dept. B, Post Office. Drawer 489. Adelaide .Street. Torontp. NURSERY STOCK PLANT A Hedge This Spring â€" extremely hardy â€" quick growing Chinese Elm â€" will Brow two feet the first year â€" enough plants- (25» to plant 25 feet. Special price 25 plant* for $2.98, 12-inch size; â€" or, 25 plants for 14. 9 S. 2-foot size. Write for New Free FulT Colour Garden Guide, Brookdale â€" Klngsway Nurseries. Bowmanville. Ontario. FLOWER Bulbs, package of ten Gladiolus. Bulbs treat eti, named and guaranteed foi every $1.00 donation to the British Testa- ment Fund. Catalogue on request. Rev. Walter McClea ry. Elora . Ontario. OPPORTCNITIES for SIEN ami~\V OME>T BE A HAIRDRESSER aOIN CANADA'S LE.^DING SCHOCi- Grea t Oppnrt un 1 ty Lea rn Bairdrsfising Pleasant dignified profession, vood wages thousands successful Marvel graduates. America's greatest system Illustrated caia logue free. Write or Call MARVEL HAniDRESSING SCHOOLS 358 Bloor St. W . Toronto Branches. 44 King St., Hamilton A 72 Rideau Street. Ottawa. SHORTHAND AT HOME. Send only one dollar to Kings way College, 2916 Bloor Street. Toronto. Manual has English. French ' and speed sections. Instruction bulletin Certificate awarde< l. ' MEN â€" Send for complete home halrcutting Instructions, $1 only. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Handicrafts. Sechelt. B.C. AMATEUR RADIO, wireless, telegraph or railroad Code, aelf- taught â€" quickly . easily â€" In your own home. Low rental rates, 1. S or 6 months, for self-teacher Machine and Tapes for all speeds. Radio College of Canada. 54 Bloor St, W., Toronto 5. "WANTED. Men and boys to learn to become a rnlroad telegrapher. Taught by hom« , course, an aliupether new method, anyone can learn. Write: School of Telegraphy, Box 304. Port Arthur, Ont. PATENT** FBTHERSTONAUQB A Company. Patent 80- llcltnrs Bstabll^ed 1890. 14 Kins West. Toronto Booklet of information on request. STA.MPS STAMP Ct>LLECTORS! Packet cataloging $2.26 for $1.00; $5.00 catalogue value for t>.00: $10.00 catalogue value $3.60: C. Elsie. Box 336. Crystal Beach. Ont, APPROVALS Canadian. Bnt).th colonies, return poitage paid. S. Gnll'i', 114 Mount Joy Ave.. Toronto. 17 DIFFERENT Vatican City, all unuse«1. 10c to approval applicants. Ha worth. 49 6 S Victoria Road. Vancouver. \ WANTED DO YOU NEED MONEY? Highest prices paid for scrap gold Jewelry, gold dental work, rings, chains, watches, gold coins, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed or mer- chandise . returned. Old Goltl Co. 167 CralK St. We.**! Montr»?al 3, KAKMIN(; NOW IS THE Tl.ME IC you want earlier, btttcr ami nuire pastur*-. write for free literature. NO OBLlG.\TlON. tSreenlands Permanent Pasture K;irle Abdles, i:.4 Eagle Ave.. Brantford. Ont. How To Get Quick Relief From Sore, Painful Piles 1 cjt n help most pile su f f erers. I be- lleve I can help you too If you want relief frotu the Itching soreness and burnliii: pain of piles. My llem-Rold treatment la ditferent. Hem-n<i:d Ih an tntenutl nicdlclAe â€" a »n)Hll tiihlf>t taken with a gtaas of water It correcls the conditions IN- SIDE > itur boily that cause you such Intense pile soreness an<) puin ' But I'll be honest with you Hem- lU)ld seems to help some pile su I f erers more thnn others so 1 want to protect those wild are not satisfied I refuse to «(ik people to pay for aonie thing that does not help thcni as ninth aa they expect It to If llem-Roid helps you, surely It is worth the small coj«i (Other- wise I want you to have your money back. I'll take your word 1 1 in 1 pcnplv are honest about such things All 1 ask Is yuu use lletii Koi) as directed for 10 days Then il .miu are nut satisfied retin-n what you did not use and get your money back Thts Is an tinusiial offer but Hem-Rmd \» an \n;usunl medicine. It has been sold on a refund promise for over 40 >eara I am Qot asked to make many refunds BO It must help moat f'.lhs who use it. At all drug stores KMLL YOUR OWN Wrmt CICARITTIS YilTH ISSUE 5 - 1949 CKARiTTE TOBACCO sr 1- V >• ^ * *« 5