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FLOWING THRU ' ' CANADA L By John P .Medbury. •. THIS to the time !Ot the year whta tourist* who . have "Seen America First” are motoring pcross the border to drink In the wonders of Canada. Canada Is a beautiful country but their prettiest scenery comes tn bottles. Road maps are unnecessary, all you need Is a cork screw. Ton don’t even need a speed ometer. . You can always tell how far you’ve gone by count ing the empty bottles. They measure the distances over there by quart*. i ’**• i . sss*sumnsmssss* , >4, . ' j " It’s four gallons and on* pint from Montreal to Quebec. . - • Or a little over a hundred miles as thd Old Crow flies. • -’ ■ . ■ . Tourists us* their hip pockets for luggage carrier* One motorist who was travel ' tag through Canada had his car towed so that ho coujd fill th* » gas tink with liquor. He said it wks too space to waste on something that only cost twenty-three cents a gallon. «■■■■■■■■■* He put in th* car all that he couldn’t carry himself. .■ ——— - / On* guy was so loaded with Scotch that he used his nos* for a tail-light His wife had to wear smoked glasses to keep it from dhining In her eyes. She said if he hadn’t had his hat on. somebody 'would have Aken his head for a,lantwn. At the end of the trip he was so soaked that she had to run him through the wringer. On the last day of their jour ney he drove the automobile into a river but the machine was so full* of corks it wouldn’t sink. Whenever they stopped gt a hotel they never needed a bell boy. The porter always unloaded the baggage with a pump. The only difference between touring this country and the province is theit 'you drive through the United States and flow through Canada. (Copyright, I*B4, by King Feature* Syndicate, Inc.) COMING EVENTS | 2100 —Great demand for radio Stenographers. Boss stays home all day and dictates letters to the office via the air. 1880—Invention of great boon for tennis players—Um* that won’t wash off the court when it tains. For Hair And Scalp • Cuticara k Excellent Shampoos with Cudcum Soap and hot water, preceded by touches of Cuticura Ointment to spots of dandruff and itching, keep the scalp clean and tbs hair healthy. HEAL SKIN DISEASES ■,. 9 Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat ing, Antiseptic Liquid * It Is unnecessary tor you to sttffbr With Bcsema, Blotch**, Ringworm, Rashes and similar skin trouble*. Zemo obtained at any drag store* tor 81c, or 81.ee tor extra larg* bottle, and promptly applied will usually glv* instant relief from itching torture. It cleanses and soothes, the skin and heals quickly and effectively most skin diseases. Zemo is a wonderful, benet ratine, disappearing liquid and is soothing to th* moot delicate skin. Get it today and sav* all further distress Zemo Soap, Ito—Zemo Ointment, tec. 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Strang* how a man of intelll gene* likes to hoar than* sQuabs coo., One-pfoo^' bathing suite are in* variably unpopular with thorn who dare not wear them. ’ ♦r.- ! ■ . If nature has given a dame a beautiful map' she can travel al nyet anywhere on it . The bride that get* hit with an old shoe can’t procure any sym pathy from me. . ? . * .Jt, - ■' l For some dames lunch hour la nothing but a hammer-throwing . contest -V*- Amy, the office Leviathan, la threatening to get minted. When •he leaver the ways there’ll be •ome splash. h , . t IT'S DIFFERTNT NOW .« • Thirty years ago a girt was supposed to spend Sunday after noon waiting in the partob for some sap to pay her e caH but .he would never find her home howa <l*ys. She would probably bo out on the links playing golf with her grandfather. - There's no place Uh* S» peclally when Mom te entertain ing the Missionary Society In th* front room and Pop and Me friends are on th* front porch. The gay young blade of ISM could drop in moat any tfm* on Sunday afternoon And be re* eon ably sure of finding hte girt friend at home, but the only way the I cake-eater of 19|4 oan be sure of making connections Is to ride around with the milkman. DRY TOASTS | Here’s to him with the stuff that heroes are made of—to the « man. that has hte picture taken in a. bathing suit ■ A pledge to*the modern mother, who powders the baby before she powders her nose. Here's to length—we wish wo could live as long as a party plat form. To the chap who puts slick stuff on hte hair. Wo wonder if he wears cuff links in his night shirt.. ■ ■ 666 is a Prescription for Colds, Grippe, Dengue Fever, Bilious Headaches and Malaria Fever. These Folks - Just Laugh At Hot Weather Tiredness Is a Joke—Fatigue Is Unknown-While Energy, Strength and Vitality Go Above Par by . Taking McCoy’s Cod Liver QU Tablets. Ths men *ad women, boys and girts who Ju«t laugh st sttltry weather and have loads of Ambition and endurance are tha ones that take McCoy's Cod Liver OU Tablets during ths summer month* , s . Every wchoolboy as will as every grandmother knows that Cod Liver OU IS a great strength creator and body builder—the best on earth. • • But they won’t take the nasty tasting oil, horrible smelling, atomash up setting oil, and who can blamo-themf And. thanks to science—they don’t have to—for now at any drug stave te America Feu can got CO' McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets for CO cents and before you have taken one box you will know why all the doctors praise Cod Liver Oil and tell you that It is shook .full of vimmines that build you ud, make you strong and wonderfully aids digestion. . If you want. to feel fit and fine during the hot weather put year faith In McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablet*—the original and genuine—as easy to take as candy—and Money back /if they don’t* help you. 7 Ask People. Drug Stores or any real druggist about them Mrs, Luther Dorn, of Clarks Mill A. C., writes: • "1- have taken different Minds of never found any like ?^’’th^^ U McCoy’s Cod "Liver Oil Tablets STUDEBAKER I JteM Draw «/ AD 1