CANADA AND FRANCE.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 682, 6 December 1909, Page 7

CANADA AND FRANCE.

SUPPLEMENTARY TREATY. tll7 TfllcjsrnDU.- -Tfcss AaincJfltlon.—OupjHcbL.r Ottawa, December 3. Tho Canadian Parliament has ratified a. supplementary commercial treaty with France. It is designed to satisfy the objections of French agriculturists. Provision ia made'for its cancellation upon a year's notice, enabling the Do-minion-to ontor a syfitom of Imperial preference whon such is considered necessary. RED CROSS OINTMENT, Tho Mighty: Healer (Price Iβ. Gd.). dot a Sample at Chemist, Cuba Street. ' KEEP IT HANDY IN THE HOME. Iβ a eaying which applies right now to yourself. Mothers rcaliso the Wonderful Value of this advice, as they know how often litfclo trifling outs or tiruises or perhaps moro serious burns or sorea afflict the members of tho household. Now, our advice ia to Stop Worrying. Rod Cross Ointment saves all thac. All you require to do is apply it at once, and it will heal immediately. Here is a case, in point:— Twelve months ago I injured my leg. I tried all mannor of cures euecess. A friend recommended Red Cross Ointment I bought a small tin, and, to my surprise, it completely cured in two wcoke. Send me ono dozen tins to sell,to my friends.—Yours gratefully, Olivor Sutton, Oamaru. If your chemist or dealer trice to substitute some other preparation for Eed Cross Ointmeut, he's after a bigger profit. Say firmly nnd surely, I want "Red Cross ' Remember, Red Cross Ointment—it's tho Mighty Healer." -Advt. ■ . C 1268