THEDNLYNISERY OF L1-4EALTH | Three Years. of Sufferi Quickly Relieved by "FRUIT-A-TIVES™ ' 1921. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. ee ---- Souse } YER a thousand persons every day in. Canada are urna to life jus ance for the purpose o caring for the future of their dependents. Life Insurance to the amount of over Six Hundred Million Ss was issued in 1920. This amount of foney, would provide an income of One Hundred Dollars a month for fifteen years to fifty thousand families, The proceeds of the vast number of life insurance policies being issued year by year will bring untold benefit MR. GASPARD DUBORD 159 Avenue Pius IX, Montreal. "For three years, 1 was a terrible sufferer from Dyspepsia and my general health was very bad. I consulted a physician and took his medicine and faithfully carried out his instru *¢ions; but I did not improve and Jinally the doctor told me I could not be cured, At this time, a friend advised ms to try 'Fritanpes and I did so. After taking two boxes of Fruita tives, I was greatly relieved ; apd gradually this marvelous fruit medicine made me completely well. My digestion and general health are splendid --all of which I owe to "Fruit-a-tives". * GASPARD DUBORD, B0c.a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 250, -At all dealers or sent postpaid by _Fruibatives Limited, Ottawa, Ont * Regularity Nujol makes you regu. lar as clockwork. Without forcing or irri« tating, Nujol softens the food waste. The many tiny muscles in the intestines can then re. move it regularly. Ab- _solutely harmless--tryit, The Modern Method of Treating an Ol' Complaint - ' -- ---- -------- ny ~ Nearly Insane From Leg She tells of suffering brief story of her cure, Read these two let! from Sarah D, - jence af Roebuck, Onfarie. "1 can't oa: night leg ulcers. ! { am in pain most of the ime. | have doctored but no use, A lady from innipeq says that D. bb. cured Bet of a bad case of eczema. That het sores are all healed. Can you help me?" Ale words from a later letter. I have = ei as directed, my leg is come be inced fs remed: fp for oy ih Sigs . 008 . Try D. DoD, for Skin Disease L's Irdg Store, Kingstun tired feet Feet that are tired and sore from long hours of standing soon become rested and re- freshed by gently rub- bing them with Ab. sorbine, Jr. A ho. foot-bath containing Ulcers | and One applic | Why toda cal 4 and the itch is gone, Foudmaney tack | {frat does come from the firat ttle. Soap, 00, PROVINCE PROFITS BUT NOT CONSUMER License Board Made Ten- strike by Taking Liquor Out of Bond. Toronto, June 4.--In profit, $300,- 000 to $400,000 will -find its way into the provincial treasury this year as a result of a good stroke of busi- ness pulled off recently by the On- tario Bohrd of License Commission- | ers--a sort of parting gift from the { chairman, J. D. Flavelle, who has | severad his connection with the gov- | erhment, It is unferstood that some | time before the new tax was put on { liquor by the finance minister's bud- | get, the license board had a tremen- { dous amount of purchased liquor in bond. In the ordinary course of busi- | ness this liquor would be brought out | of bond only as ft was required, The:* | chairman, with the coming budget and the probability of a further levy on liquors in mind, took up with his colleagues the advisability of taking out all liquor in bond. The govern- ment was also consulted and the | large amount of money required to put the plan through was provided. | The budget, of course, put a heavy additional levy on liquor and had the province been forced to pay it on the stock of liquor so recently in bond it | would have been nearly $400,000 out of pocket. The government might have decided to let the purchasers of liquors from the dispensaries get the benefit of a stroke of business fore- sight, but the provincial treasury is the $1 increase per bottle in the priec {of "wet goods" went on when the jump in excise came along to justi- fy it, even though the dispensary liquor escapeg it. SENDS TWO FIFTIES TO CROWN ATTORNEY Letter Addressed Slightly Wrong; Sentence Is Suspended. Cobourg, June 4 --Benjamin Hopps, of Seymour township came up in the county court here before Judge Ward, charred with an attempt to interfere corruptly with the adminis- tration by sending a letter through the Campbellford postoffice, contain- ing two $50 bills, addressed to "John Kerr, Crown Attorney, Cobourg," and which was received from the Cobourg postoffice in the mail 0? W. F. Kerr, hungry these days and as a result | The John Robinson ( An interesting group of animals with John Robinson Circus, which comes here for two | performances on Saturday, June 11th. alteition to his zoological displays. dircus has always paid great nA A AL AAA A AA AAP i the provision making the legislation based on this retroactive to Septem- ber 1st; 1920, was struck out, PALE AND NERVOUS Need' Rich, Red Blood to Regain Health and Strength. Many children start school in ex- cellent health, but after a short time home work, examinations, hurried meals and crowded school rooms cause their blood to bscome weak, their nerves over-wrought and their colors and spirits lost. It is a mis- take to let matters drift when boys and girls show symptoms of nervous- ness or weak blood. They are almost sure to fall victims of . St. Vitus dance, or drift into 'debility that leads to other troubles. Regular meals, out-door exercise and plenty of sleep are necessary to combat the nervous wear of school life, But it is still more important that parents should pay attention to the school child's blood supply. Keep this rich and red by giving Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and the boy or girl will be sturdy and fit for school. The value lof Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in cases {of this kind is shown by. the state- {ment of Mrs, Watson, Grand Falls, IN.B., who says: "In the spring of | OROP CONDITIONS | | | | SCHOOL CHILDREN ploughing done last : fall REPORTED GOOD Manitoba Farmers Optimistic and Expect Banner Crop | This Year. | Winnipeg, Juné 4.--With all con- ditions pointing to a banner ecrcp, Manitoba 'farmers are generally op- | timistic regarding the yield this year, | according to a report issued by the provincial agriculture department to- | day. The acreage, the report states | is about normal. No actual harm has | as yet been done by grasshoppers, | but they are hatching generously in | some places. The country, how- ever, is well organized to cope with any situation, which may arise from this pest. Although seeding commenced late] in some parts of Manitoba, the prog-| ress during May has been quite sac- isfactory. The large amount of | enabled rapid progress to be.made with seed- ing of barley, though in some sec- tions this has not all been sown as yet, Saskatchewan Hopeful. Regina, Sask., June 4.--Reporting perfect crop conditions in many dis- tricts, sufficient rain everywhere and some light frost damage at some 11919 my daughter Thiste, then 12 |years of age, began to show symp- | {toms of nervousness which develop- | |ed into St. Vitus dance. She seemed | | to lose control of her limbs and at o [times every muscle in her body seemed to be twitching and jerking, | nd the trouble seemed to be grow- | ling worse. We finally decided to! | give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, - and | the result: was better even than we | {had hoped for, and she is now en- | joying the best of health." You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills through any dealer in medicine | lor by mail at 50 cents a box, or six | boxes for $2.50, from The Dr. Wil- {liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Hold-Up Man Gut "AlL" Hamilton, June 4.--As John Mid- | winter, tobacconist, was reaching for | a package of cigarettes in his sfore | he turned around to face a revolver | in the hands of a bandid. ! "Give me all you have!" demand- ed the hold-up man, "Yes I will, you sucker!" shouted Midwinter, as he smashel the man in the mquth, | The 'would-be robber pocketed his ! weapon and fled, escaping after a sen- i sational chase. | NANA A gl | | | | ties, is due to the low market quota- points, statements received yesterday by the Saskatchewan Co-operative Elevator Company from representa- tives of towns all over the province A featurg of the report is tha small amount of flax seeding report- ed. This, according te the apthori- tions and the possibility that there will be recovery of flax prices before the fall. The statements give no informa- tion of grasshoppers, Crops Fine in Alberta. Calgary, June 4.--Crop reports from all over Alberta say conditions have never been better since 191¢ and are 50 per cent, better than last year. Wheat and oats are up four inches in many places and there is practically no frost damage. Every- thing is ten days to two weeks ear.- ier than in 1920. Passed Bogus Cheques. Belleville, Ont., June 4,--A cheque artist operating in this vicinity, visit- ed .this city with the result that three persons « .gaged In the grocery busi- ness were victimized. The man gave Uis name as ex-Sapper D. A. Molray, to the families of those who have masdle this wise provision. You may be able to care for your wife and children as long as you live but life insurance will provide for them as long as they live. BE RS an to a Locomotive : I its .machinery---write EF "Williams." No matter what your need may be, try Williamsfirst. By doing 80, you are likely to save | much time and some 'money. Among our complete stock, we carry Iron-and Wood-working Machinery, Pumps, Engines and Contractors Machinery, Motors, Gas and Gasoline Engines, Saw, Shingle and Lath Mill Machinery, etc. All enquiries and orders are attended to promptly and efficiently. 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COLUMBIA SIX it's the shutters that make the Columbia Six a true all weather Car, EDMOND WALSH, Agent Central Garage Auto Repairs a Specialty. 825 King 8t. + - Phone 2148. a few drops of 'Abeorbine, Jr. will have a delightfully soothing effect on weary feet at the close of a strenuous day. $1.25 a bottle at most druggists' W. F. YOUNG, Ine. the present county crown attorney. ox perimers | 20d presented cheques on the bynk The gblect, it was presumed was | CZEM ing when | Of Montreal sjamped militia and de- | that the crown attorney might be fu- | DS he, [fence and signed by Capt. Crawford. ay made a slight fluenced to be as lenicnt as pocsible | ment for Eczema and Skin Irrita. | In each case Molr with his only son, against whom an Hous, ony Tellexes at ance and gradu- i urehase, receiving the' change. All . tho skin. Sample box Dr. { assault charge had been preferred. Chase's DioalsS free if you renton this | the cheques were for $19.75. That Mr. Hopps, it is stated, acted upon per and send Jc. stamp f0r postage. Py | the cheques wcre bogus was not dis- the advice of a friend 'n sending the | is all dealers cr Eduanson, Bates & | covered until next morning. letter, Jmmted, Toronto. | PA inn mi nm, lowed to go on shispended sentence. The $102 was d ted to tire hospital TO-DAY I Name If the girls could see their elbows the betting Is that they wouldn't bg 80 anxious to display them. y He was found gallty, but al- | i SOLDIERS" INSURANCE. All Returned Men Will Be Eligible i Under Amendthent, Ottawa, June 4.--The house of commons passed a resolution provid- ing for amendments to the Returned Soldiers' Insurance Act, as suggested by the special committee on pensions, insurance and re-establfshment.. The resolution provides, among other things, for deleting the words, "do- miciled and resident in Canada' from the act, The effect of this will be to make f returned soldiers, whether domi- ciled in Canada or not, eligibie for in- surance. Another amendment pros vides that payments of insurance shall not exceed $1,000 on the death' of the insuied, and the remainder, if any, or the portion thereof t~ which any beneficiary is entitled, shall, at the option of the insured, be payable &s an annuity, Another amendment grants to the insured the power of designating by declaration who will receive the benefit of his insurance, should he die unmarried or a widower without children. ; : On motica of the prime minister, TORT TE , a. ¥ ; = haa