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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 788, 11 April 1910, Page 5

Toper—""What shall I take to remove the redness from my nose?" Doctor— "Take nothing—especially between meals." ; . ' ■ Mother —"Johnny, your ear doesn't look clean.". Johnny (resignedly)— "Well, tell mo which one, an' I s'pose I'll have to wash it." For Influenza take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Never fails, Iβ. Gd., r 3s. Gd.-Advt. . The present truce did not mean that Suffragists were repentant and inclined to let Mr. Asquith off, said Miss Christabel Pankhurst, at a dinner at the New Vagabond Club, when she was the guest of tho overling. The fact was that women were the only political party satisfied with the present situation, which had brought them .great promise of early success. When politicians fell out, honest women might come by their own. In summer, when the bat is out, A good catch is the ball; Well stopped! we hoar the people shont; ■ Well stopped! cry one and all. In winter when bleak winds onduro A bad catch is a cold; Well stopped! with Woods' Grout Peppermint Cure! • Woll stopped! ory young iind old. —Adrt. 1