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HEALTH EDUCATION
BY DR,. J. J. MIDDLEI ON
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ProvIncleeiloard rot Health. Ontario, . •
Or. Middleton will he glad -to ariswer questions op Public Healtn'lleVe 0 of the latter retiring through •ill-
ters throlagh thiseeelump. .Addrees hire/ nts the Perth/anent inAgs, .9.
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Britain's Next Premier.. ITU FATEFUL IttA
lAueten,Chninberlalifs 'recent eleVa-
inept Party,. Pr rather, of the Cori- ' FOR EVERY, WOMAN
eervative element, means he is assur-
ect, of the succession of Mr. Lloyd '
GeOrge in. the premiership; in the event Row to OVereelll. Trouhlt:-; That
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tion to the leadership of the Govern-
health,. or else in ease of any break
up Of the erialition, and the refusal
the Unionists, and especially' of the
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ores, o give their approval to some yeaee in life are' +II •••e*between 46 kid me! Why, •it's only 1921 new!"
of the progressive measures of the , , . a
Goitre is 1 t f th (I b 'd t
an, en argemen o tow su stances known as anti o es , Nee. enter this pert°
as
RUMOR
ROWSE &MERE
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Aplet Wenten Only. • .
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So far as a woman's hehlth, is col Mr. Newrich (examinin g Curiae -
cooed, probably .the mo•t eit.eful 'Two thousand Fears old? Toe can't
. present Prime Minister'.. -
thyroid gland in :the neck 18is some- or. antidates • that. will neutralize mete: . ee:* --.., *, editioni through • . • ' •• Ton Much Borrowing. 7. •
hat prevalent in Canada and seemS . • • . friendsht between Air Llo d George ,
to affect a larger number of evdmen
40,,e- w - '. -the intestine ig supposect to poison the , P . • Y ..ne,„e• I..: i.. i•-•.: it, t 1 a .ot the blood, and know can your wife' come oven. and
and A. Boner Law, who -preceded Mr.. so,thi.,,y ,,,,I , , h, .:.,..... , • ._
• „sistern to such in " extent that the. Ch b lai '
1 There was a close end • In tifflasc ..,1„.11 In -bee :told carees or • a. Neighbor's Son -"Dad wants to:
teoisons in the blbod• This gerin.. in • • •
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am er n especially during • he ,,Arni.alg- tilt- i .,11,ii. mit,•.4 symptoms • help with the buteherin'?"
than men. In India; howev.erewhere thyroid gland . teeornese enlarged haven't
dgootf
last' three ears Mr, Boner •Law wee' this time are headaches, piens in the t that pellol'ivI back -youtIrvilpaibhoarr7vin
the disease is eXtrenaely widespread, through the Strain of overwork,lust.
full ArAdmiration for Preiniereks back and sides; feet*. t, hes, palpita- ..me six =laths ego," .
%just as many men as Women are sus* Similar •to enlargement of the hearti
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the man who was More „yespeneible' tieie. aleemeee
Ceptible.e- It is also frequentlY Seen .W.ttier can certainly be • the' meats
than any one else for Great Britain's, well to know th.aalittithd:sPere4Sri°lailt:fonIst 'Otsf 1 : • 'Ye.t.iti;inl-leottiee • „ 7
In parts of Rwitserhind, the majority of .communlviting • the ' disease, and
vietory in the 'late war, and, ‘`.*.s In°stehealth can be relieved 1): home treat-
., of those effected living in deep „vele certein - wells in e European countries
loyal in his devotion to hen. • That went. Whet weinea beartet in leedeif
,,, • keys.. , The inimedate cenie of the dise are actually frequented, with this pur- i Tea.chere-"Thomas; will ycni. tell rue
easeis not known but,,it score to be pose'. in view, by Men • who Wish .to intimaty does riot exist.between 'Mr. all their' iffebutnever mere sollian In a:4-tga:etit:teeVfejetinnicatilonniligis'enaen?.1;:e""I'.1)°;s..
Bona]. •Iav...rs successor and ,Mr, Lloyd _middle aie-, is rich, red' blood. "k a:' Thomas "(after ' reilection)-, .e.eone
„Associated with mineral Products von- e,:cape military, •serviee. AS these George. Nor is Mr. ChemberlaieJihee tonic fae fee .blood and - nerves.; • Yr. j rictibli Is.a word cofineetie guythier •
t• aineci, in. eertain•drinking.watcrs.:Thq watere are rendered harinlest 'by boil-
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ly ever to obtain Stich e• hohl uPPIT hiS Williatits' Pink pift u4e- tech -'The horse- is' nitebed to the
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Tory followers as Boner Law, whd fel, but especially •wr they. %O fence seeeral occasions, by means of his men at this time. eebiong' those who junction, because itwecemects the horse
fence by his haltere. 'Halter' is a con -
quiet powers of persuagion,..leae.able have fpund benefit through the use of and the fence. ,• - •
, great -trouble in arriving at any de- ing, the -idea elf a causative germ bee
finite conclesion on thie point la that. ing in the water soma well groerided.
• the particular ingredients of the Water • The goitre may be of the "simple"
that seem to cause goitre is some dis- variety; that is 'mere enlargement of to, prevent- them from deserting ethe Dr: WilliamsPink.Pills is Mrs: J. A-
triets do not seem to have any such the gland itself, in contraat to the .Lloyd George administration. . McDougall, Rhodena, N.$., who Says:
• effect in, other places. For instance, kihd where pulsation is noticed in the The question is being askedas to weS greatly troubled with nervous:
the
carbonates ..and • sulphates of lime swelling, and where the '•eyes are whom the Prime, Minister really e ish- ness, palpitation of the heart, dizzi-
' and magnesia which are present ifl prominent or Apparently bulging in ed to haveln Bonar LaW's place. He nessearl a generally run down condi-
some waters and have been cre.dited. their sockets. Cretinism or •loss of alone seems to have known. -of the tion. It Was 1y with difficulty that
' with being the cause of goitre, are not function Of the thyroid .it often seen ConseivatiCe leader's •impending •re-
found in the 'waters ofother districts in ehildree hi countries such as India eignation. Assuredly if Lord Hebert
where goitre prevails. • ., where the • disease is prevalent. Death Cecil had known of it, he Would not
' The disease is eiceedingly common from goitre is rare The patient should have . crossed the floor of the House
in India, and as a result of a very bereniaved-froin the effected:area, or two months ago to threw in his lot
searching investigation of its cause in failiugthat the drinking water should With the opposition. -While it is equal-
' 010 country and elsewhere; the•opinlbe . boiled ',before : use, .. Great benefit fe
ion is held that .goitre is, caesed by a has resulted. from the use qt• the X- Churchill Spencer would' have declined to
. germ that ,obtains' Omission to the rays in this conditicin. Another remedy undertake his -official trip to Eypt
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human intestine and there creates a is iodine painted externally over the and to Palestine had he had any ink -
poison or toxin Which sb ,influences swelling and, taken inteenally re the ling',that Boner Law Was about to
- thd thyroid *gland thatit; undergoes form • of potassium iodine or tincture vacate his leadership. It is more • then
enlargement It would thus •seem as of iodine., In India biniodite of mere
Probable that Mi. Churchill would
have been elected, if he had 'been on
• jf the gland was °reworked and con-
sequently enlarged in trying to se-
.. crete in antidote for the poisons Cir-
culating. threugh • the system.' For it PressUre syniptoms may require a
cury is painte,d on. the Avvellirig, foie
lowed by expoging the neck for sev-
eral bolus .to • the. -rays pf the sun.
is the function of the thyroid to surgical opetaticin. .. • • •°
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The ant is nian'e greatest 'rival ie
organization and industrial civilize-
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Mut 'Before men. knew, enopgh to
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• take to agriculture some aets bf
' Ainericiewere farming the Soil,' Their.
• numbers are not so.gredi,in this coun-
try-, nor are they particularly fierce;
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but 'in. South Ainerice and in Africa
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e'ants are amazingly numerous 'and it
daligeietp man. '
• The red antis -a -typical soldier; he
does mithing but fight.. He has pOwer
•• :fel jaWs.,, and is geeertiny strongbut
•. :he cannot get along witeOut aeelave
. • to teed. him If he Were left to feed
himself, he Wand die. He continually
raids the nests of weaker 'ineeeee and
„ebringethein. beck esepriseners,4hns.
.-solving-the-.set vantproblemand--keek
Ing himself well supplied .witii attend.
ants. There is p Species of ant in Ana -
Irene. celled tie bulldog ant, because
of its ..eietreme, peg.iiedity. • It *Kill ;"flght,
elle:thing and eVery011ng,.._...R.Lone...'of.
Mete' Mitt eiseeteidelifiellreliChl lialf
.40.tp414,...:,Aght..kba..other
halfto the death, ; . '
-That ants • ghould. be able to. killa
eeesnakeemey...s.eeent.eferettible;eateefirate
• Whee an :enemy is sighted the • alarm
•'•-•-•-s-'.is-giveireat-Onee and -the whble com-:
mutiny of ants arises flea body. They
set upon the reptile, striking their nip.
•pers :into . it at ihousande of points.
•• The attack is. niade With sueh enor-
moes nuinbers that ,the eneete bakier
• ;chance in °escaping; When the -.snake
• is deed the ants Will tear off the &SIT
in small-piecese taking all aWay with
••• _theme excepte:the-hetneseafici-eken: • •
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I could do my work, and although I
had been taking medicine for tome
time' I did not impeove. Finally a
friend advised Dr. Williams' Pink
Pelle, and •I got asupply and began
taking them. n9 result•inore than
met my expectations, and I am feel-
ing better than I have done for years,
alien well, eat well, and do me house -
wore much mare.eisilie In my case
the pills pertainlY.did what you chain
Dr. Williams' Pink...Pills ere sold by
all dealers m medicine, 'cm you can get one •••4!• •
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the scene instead of away in the them by mail at 5411 cents a box or six ILye get topsnitisand rve got to
Levant; while Lord Birkenhead would bakes for $2.50, from The Dr. Williams' have my tonsils put out 'Was the ans-
Filial Gratitude.
"My son," said the retired merchant,
"when I was yourage, instead of idling
away my time and smokingcigarettes,
was laboring ten limits a day build -
leg reit-fences." • .
I'm proud of you, dad," retorted the
modern youth, "Had. it not been. for
Your pluck and perseverance I might
be forced to do thegaine sort of work
to -day." •'
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bangeroits Place.
•. • An Irishman visiting a friend in lies,
pital began to take en.iiiterest in the
other. patients. .
-"What are you In hereorl"•he asked
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have had ilv.ery good chanee if he had -5ledicine Co.,'Brocitville, Ont.
remainedin the House of CoMmons as .
Attorney -General, 'under the name of
,
WhY Men Fail Sir . ‘ fi' Frederik Smith, instead of 'yield- ° • • • .. .
•• mg to the lure Of the Woolsack and • •
:Scouting Notes.. .
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.. Mee' fail ter 'various reason, little
. of the lord High Chantellorship. - Scouting is now world wide:, •
and big. ' " • .
All. these men Would heve been•able
Most •men tail because they are
lazy
to furnish, to the Coeservatives, who•
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constitute ,the .overwhelming bulk of
To be lazy means:=Lto be late to be
slovenlyto be aPoor.epenomist Of the Unionist petty, a:greeter:degree
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of inspiration and methiniasin, and
lithe, to shirk reaponsibility. •
; It means to say of anything thatis PSSSeSS magnetism and 'qualities Of
clamoring to be • done: glee. rm not 'leadership far superior to thoseof
going to do* that because it isn't my Austen Chamberlain.. They made the
•work."" • mietake of their fives, the-one'in Male
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Laziries Is at the backef most of the ing England.," the second in aCcepting
the Lord High Chancellorship, and the
lesser':reasons• for failure:. .The minor
e
third in eroseing .the • floor of the ausea and derivatives from that .One
great. realer 'cause. . '„ Meuse; mistakewhich eost thein the
It is So eas3# to dream In the sire and virtual right of auccessien to ...the
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let- the 'wined go by, to •daWdle and premiership
_Preernsliante,"_1111__one_Wakea.4=tou. •
CHILD -ROOD INDIGESTION
• Late andelazy: are, • in fact, • Ales- • .
.cousins..! •- •
• H.- you- are, late, -eyou--waste ••• other Nothing ia-more.- common in -child--
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People's tune. Well as your own, hbod :than indigestion. •• Nothing • Is
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haie a1ljh ttzae there attire. danigiona;_;_t:O.:_iiien.er...grnvith,„
is and et laireit'Cliffirt.d-Jferinere- Wdekeiiiiig"-tb7 the afiellentiPte'
polite .•• • They, elledele Lthe lorniee'oe eremore likejyAct _neve tha Way. to, nate
.1-e.ererneni.that:'Sweeten•lifee Oaths of
They are grouchy, surly, grizff.. It all the 'minor. ills of, -childhood have
eleateseethenieeeoebeeelensanteee.:.--ta-eay. .theirroire-ineindigestbineeTherteleeien
teeejes and . , 'medicine; tor the little ones. to equal
Therefore they -remain- underlings „ Baby's Own Tablets ; in relieving thie
. There is plenty of• room' at the bot- treuble. They have proved 'of libeeilt
tom for the boy Who never•has learnecl
to be pate:. : • • • •
To be deferential is net to be ser
ile It Is .merely to he 'decently Te
speefful. ' • : •
Thebiggest:men-are the most, un-
'aesumnigand the,inest.unPreSuining.s.
t iseeke,insignificanteiree*ple. 'Who
fluffthemselves. up with •a,' false and,
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'foolleheterideeaticleare-firieter orating'
froin the"filme,tand •Slipery_.platform'
of their own touchy dignity. • ,
Failure'.is • •generallyeeleatiee. .It
rests With the °Man•himself to decide
whether" he .cares enough for .aeccese
tp,pItty . s
• pbrileStic-:Economy. • .
Maittt-''Please, sir, mrssuswants
you to teleplione..for'thejiltiniber, 'eps
she'sedropped-'er diainond ring &ewe
the hath -pipe." .. • • : " .
later -"Tell your.- mistrege neetete
b '11 dien lotWIT1176-iii,'"hee r • 'another
diennelmim—le-"e'eeeeeeeee7"..
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• Porter---"elisee• Your trine. is cone
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Precise Pessengereeeelyfman, why
° do you sae "yotir train,", when you
know' it belongs to the company""
Porter--eDunno, miss. Why do eou
'say eeelereerale"ewheiFYonelitteeV-rte-
Jong to rny old WOmanr:
Cariada's War .
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One hundred and • sixty'setS of de•
i_lefieldL.see„terial • were in the ha ids
eiretite-commeseedirorrATertrere
day for reeeiving.draWings. The com-
.00 petition was open: •to all, etchiteets,
•,_eeeteeeleptectee and ereelsts in Canada.
..J.ndgeseti
Nine hnndredand fifty of London's
elemeetary. achoolaareto be provided
with 'war shrines in memere of old
'Itcherlerieltilled; le- the "Ware " • '7
Japan has, recentfy:• tak,ea: up the
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The ieeding educationalists. of Great
Britain and the' United States support
;
The 'leading men of Canada' are
be-
•1iin game; • . • . • ••
• Beeutingeis..to, supplement present
boy aetivities,.eret to eupplant.them.
, The- aetivities will;fit with Sunday
*SChools, Day Schools,. Chirrele Boys
philiti,.and can also . be made a ,com,-
mutinywork if • desired. •;.• Its •res" ultO
are sure if properly
Seouting is no longer an experiment
fad.. Its twelve•years' history
' "And yoti?"„ he asked another.
' 41ere got blood poisoning in the arm;
and they're going to mit ,it off," was
the reply. •
Heavens' n said Pat, •In horror, this
ain't no place for me. I've got cold le
the head." ' , :
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• . Too L'�nga Swim. '
An American tourist In Scotland
tOok a great;fancy, to a - handsome
lie he sdw end offered. to buy it. • Tha
owner. asked soma*queetions ands oil
learnieg thief it was the • would-be pure
chaser's-iptention to take Jock te
Americahe .refused to pert with the
• , • •
' .Just then an. English tdurist,,eame
along and' he also. Made a bel•fer the.
odlhe which; thOugh.lesa than the
first tam' was finally accepted .: The
heeeireere thee demonstrated its_Worthe.t American' was ,annofedeend when The
*hileness,,.... , • • • :Elighslitnen had clepartea, e said,
:Several hundred thepeaied Canadian. You told me you .wOuldn't. sell yonr,
_boys and yoeng. meg .have been. Boy dog .' • : •
'Scouts eoriattinie •during their career "/Nla, na,".replied the canny Scot "I
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-Med. -*ill • ei eau d. ere better • inefiebeees ildeebouldnie- pa reWiehini„..- ...locklthe •
:boo_ of. the,. t-ranertethey.:reeived4Isacichi-47ziay or; twot:1iever,16-ar.:„, But • •
There is a Jutiloe movemeet for he cthildna, swim the ,1
-beyse :between-thrages- 'of- eight -ma
twelve years known as the•Wolf:-,ettle•se•-
jcz,,L,tirlit thdUsand binadlak..1aoya
-treedie-orenfbeesecif-theGreer World
•Bioiliereood.pfeeteetts!' and theirentrine
her is"..inereesing every -day. ,..,
. If yee ...•• • ilifetreet el, and feel' that
in tectusands of homes. ..Concerning.' -1, ' 'g"•.sholl:,i' be,. made: avail -
them .• Mrs,: Jos: Lunette, Inenacule, ., ae: • 0bey,: of eeere•.eonimunity,
Concepteete ',Otte., writes: "My baby. • • '
a -. - • . 'i tee .•• ee . ta'. the ' Executive
was a great -Offerer ttoni. indigestion, , Seci-; 'ivy . Tee- BoY Scouts. Associa-
but the Tablets Soon set her right and le' ,i, •e.** *• •; iid• Sheebeurire. Sts, .To -
new i'woidcliicit ;be'. WithOut. 'thorn." reap; will being you fall 'information,
Beby's 'Own Tablets are sold by eredie 'Over one •hundrect•end.:fifey.-Ontaree
cine dealers of by Mail at 25 cents a e
. villages, towns and' cities live 'found
box from The.Dr.'Williains',."Medicinu lw:Sdontinga- Soil,..,nintil.- for their:- nhOt
C64'..)11roCkyille,' Out: •---7 ; ' - • i,••,.
. . , . eirobleni.".,••-finfi 'our town yet done
•ee. .. anything --reele '...-. ae..,,netract fee. • for ite '
Six Foot Devil Fish on
.•• Incoming Ship. ." .
• . boCele, , ' '• -,.. .
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Llnirnani.tore-Dandrirfe.---
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Five men can 'easilY7lield 'down a,
lion,: but nine are required, to hold
a tiger.
SPIR1N
'Byer' only Genuine ,
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PAYr=tarz
2t.
Rt:
etowa*aY on the steamship Cap Ontaria Rural Credits.
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onia, which arrived at New york' . .
eenti_v_imoni_Lbier.poiSt-Was:a,devii-fleh :Warning, Take -no- chances with
•,•••The province of Ontario has 'deeided
of -over six_ feee in, length -which-was 'nefeemetif- .eYstenrotertirel-creilitisiesithstit!'tes-"f°r-'.geliumeeF:ta-b'
and on . the move f t
funter develtipmeht,171StS:43.AdOrin;''
ment ei he non --------nae er On package or on Tab
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Unless, you see the
hurled neon. the forward deck of :the 'UV
eeteamereeilinineeeteestorme-Whe ' manning Doherty, minis -tee: de Ageleteei, eee lotreeeene. lee - g-Aep ri , -
Vesed as deal i•iiiiiiii-Off tlieboast ' • . In every Baer package are an-meth:We-
. . . . , ture, , it , has provided for thp 'setting - • - - - -
of Ireland -known, as ' 'The Devil's aside Of $500,000 for the. purchase. of for Colds Headeohee Neuralgia; Rheie
'N'imn'*" 131*'--A•-q-,fish--g-ta-ITord,•-P-•b•i ;hon&-----E0--ho7,tistivt-f,lirthstro-h.rirlitrist44"?-ti-44141-7-gb-r-l'aehal•
'Taggart,. the shipssarscnter, With one• yojoinnent„..atuLjar.• . king.._kitis..),: bago and , for. Pain. needy. tin' bexes.
''''Itscies'••-:-.13grart."_ . term. loans On first mortgages on farm : iiel're-tihreTce'lliT1
•Vigorous.battie and, assiseed by seirer- prOperty-. Provision ia .also Made for ' ghee also sell Meter peckagee. Made
short term ;farm loans and for the for M Cannds' Aspire' is •the trade ' mark
illation of ' ann. loan 'associations eel (registered ',in • Canada); . of „Bayer
any I toWnshinelneorporated-villagee'or e•SalieylicaciManefacture•of.Jelpnoacetieecideeter 'cif ... ..
unorganized territbre ie. the -province d. .
.bwelereureitta9
:lege the, example, pet .by.eleneoba,„:1,
cifin°11Etinairsi9MOVen.ient,..0iita'7rio 'lie fo'll'evt0:-I'
• ' II ed-'' 7-Erigland-:----- --- — • ' '
..-...8 1/11. has been resporialble for
. . iSie:Ftsatetil:n",°fforrusroani;e"ienddsairst:aglir4 '.1...
.-...t
Canada has Water power eceial te al sailors released Killeen. He suffer -
20,000,000 horsepower; 90 per cent., is 'ed only a fe* set -etches. The fish was
runreng W:11: 7,ittte:"." -•-etirefiette,41"etehetl, and .ite ea reass :taken,
ebelow to the ice .box.
A Swiss has arrived in Paris after ; • .
travelling round the world on a bi- •Minard's Liniment Relieves Olstmper
'cycle. He covered 5,1:1.90 .miles, and • , . •
took s.41.ar YeIkt$.- e. Locomotives
as
Clastiified Advertisernbnts,
Agogirgts WaNT.0113.
EAT 11.PPAIIIII0 LADY TO "AfiT
.../1 as Our repreeentative inti•odeoleg •
usetul line o fast selling article*.
Write. Atiderscri• Manufacturing • Com-
lutkir. London, Ontario,
In No. I-jurry to
A leitelece ie, •emart-Iqoking* yoting e
fellow he Odom was stoppeo.I on the
street ii •of Baltiniore one day abouple
of elleurters ego by an equally youeg •
Negro who had'eformerly Worked ea
chauffeur for the soldier's father. •
"My, 541stah ,Tones,' •exclaimed• the
darky, as he gave an admirieg servey
of the young mares etelform. "vex
shore does look scripeptious : itt dat
uniform. •
• "Thank you, Joe,". said tbeeyOune - • •
fellow.. "By the, way; Why. don't yeti
go in yourself? You are a good,rne
chanic aint wouldecome •in .eancly in
an airplane. How wOuld YOU like to,
fly 'aniong the elouas a inile high aua
boulb:.; on the Germans?" • • • „
"I. -ain't in no special hility • to-. •
aviate,A. said the dark Pe "When We18,"• •
up abont,a Mile high, suppose de ire.
jine stops and de white man says"
'Git mit an' crank, nigger!' "
MONEY QRDERs.:
A' Oominion Express 'Money Order;
for five dollars posts three Cents. ' '
The Honor of Thieves.
Soviet, Russia • again' ineltes the
world outside, to become a reeelter
of stolen goods.. , • . . '
-This timethe pldn is to take the art
treasnres rifled from the' private col-
lections and galleries of the nation
and put them on the world market in •
exceange•for fetid. ••• ' ' ' •
• The Bolseivists are adept a dis-
posing of tliet which does not belong
to theta. Tbere is no question of the
Market value Of these exquisite ac-
cumulations they desire to sell: But
there is every question of the title.
.At the. very 'time that the cominie-•.
ors are telling the earth what' a fine • •
commercial 'system, they have,: they:
are giving it tbe poorest possible ed-
yertisement There may be honor
among thieves, but what respectable. '
dealing can there be betwixt .thievds •
end honest men? . .
'Light up -or light" out A well!. •
lighted store' says, , "Come buy;" 'a
dismal one says, "Geby." ••
ninard's, Liniment Co„ Linlited.;
haveused your. MTNARD'S
LJNLMET fur the past 25 years and
whilst I have e. occasionally used other. '• '
liniments I can safely say that have
never used any eftual to yours.
, If rubbed between the hands and in-'
hated fr#quently,..it will. never fail to'
reiieve:cold in the head in 24 hours., It
is sb‘o• the best;for 'bruises. sprains, etc: ' .
•• . ' 'Setif"; tritlY„ •:•1
. .
tFITP •
Da: traputh.
AMOrldi'81 Pioneer DOff ROOKONDOO
,-Book- on '
BOO -DISEASES:-
ind.How tg Feed
Mailed Pree to any Ad-,
• dresa_by_the_Anther-
71.1131a__,y GFlover GM, pm
119 Won 318t /Street,
otill-Take More Pleasure
in the meal -time drink if,besides its
fine taste,youknow it makes for health.
iS a wholesome and. satisfy-ing
- CEREAL BEVERAGE
It has a rich, call -bodied flavor,
but oantains nothing that can pos-
sibly disturb nerves or dig.pstion.
Ckickly Prepared '-Economical
' Sold by" Grocers. Evezyraere
In Englarid, the London •and North- gating $2,039,000 Mid .the .bringing unel
western Railway Co. has 'converted der tultivation of about 66,740 acres
-eefrie-br.ite-epal-brifriingloeeit-eotivde-*ef-virgi"ni/;"-Whikt:'7baaed-aPMi-tl
into oil burners. • Tee ere bee has ,act of, the weetera province, that or I
been 1,eel:1\0ot free- briek(an44.seatah”-Ontario_ :differs trent it some r -
oil .burners., of the type in Whieli thellf.Peci' ------------ .. I
oil is atomized ,by a jet of stoa y!,'. It is erovided that the capital stock1
-hard -been ins.talled-so that thlke alre;.et"he ' (1..sia*Uifin ''Ehn'IL-138.`tinadei. lip 1
three burners in A row Etifose the the 1°Itfei°111170-1.,1-14ire--tlfr761 V41111:te_Lfltr-Leershei :
X.. /The.; laurnerreeare-eopplied withe
.oil by means of a membete. ,Subseri)ere shall be !
from an oil tank, Wnitihren cap4c.ity orreouired to • pay tett per (tent. of par 1
line 1; unning. thirts
., 1.,000 014., 10116 is. inattned fn the value at the time of su.bscription and r.
tender, in the space wIlich usel to be the balance When Called temp. I •
occupied lry the.Ceal.,. Aldjacent to this' A board of seven directors; °chosen !
tank is a 'heater,
througb which the byebe Painters* orgeeization, the oro, i
a, !
oil passes . on itsway ' to the burnei ' v Mee' nd the townshipshall pass
warme
anupon all loans ..which shall be iii. ,ef- I.
d hi Which it is d stifficientlY:
,to make t flow readily onto., ihe: tect for the year iii which they are is- ;
i
,.-- -,--.
reticing valves, and to atomize. free -'I mketi 'mid may . he renewable -The 1
: loans Will. be available for the put.- I
, • cease of seed, feed, implements. and
, . . ettt:; iisentotothlte,:gvatrvteciir.tmLaitthsniintii:afit("hejliao:taci:villtIlntitl; le!4Vheeitke of interest is not to eeeeee I -
Th . and the erection of silos
1
:, I, •
,.:even per eent. .
ISSUE No. 19-'21. .. ,
. 1 .
,• the Matter of hot springs.
.•
Saiislraelion
Nis. Ella ljohnion
Tells ilowstiitictira
Healed Pimples
hegan as small rim-
pIen and iti a leyrjnionthe. they got
vwpfae and mk,fosaj,dtlisiaa
.•just -a --mass: ofelarke Tined , •
They- Were herdand
-.red arid paused .me -•to...
scratch,. and I wad disfig-.
_ tired: far the time.' They . 7
anade me embarrassed ,
• "" when out in company. 1 •
tried 'sassafras tea but it was of no
. help. I sawstOuticuraSoapariclOint-
...eneseadvertisementand-sentforiefree
sample,. • After using themel bought
more, and when I had used one coke
ofeutictira_nitandAnnlimpatCuti-
ei.tra-Ointtnent for abont- a month I -
was completely .healed." {Signed)
Mies 'Ella May Johnson, Box, 65,,
'Cuticula Soap, Ointment and 'hd-
trenemeariel-ThedeieteettilietTrijetue-,
ityrsitin' comfort end skin , health
-often when 111=c1se • ,
oiett zs kali Talessi2.5e, 'Sold
throughout theDominion. CanatiiinDeRni;•
lAreArio. Limited. 344 St. Peal Montreal,.
weritieura-Soaankiereliirimniit
_
' •
- -Imperial Mitst-lode:Griate-contaits-
:just enough, poWde*d Mica to forin
a -smooth,-bard surface: on the -axle. - -
which relieves friction and enables grease to do its work
better. It prevents hot boxes afid scored a,tles, and
batlaStS:ntber 'gretiseS-tivo•fo drie. • , -• ,
1,41youlasior<mt,.,„
•
1,CA•!*-'•
EREAS
!RAE
"4401110
00
11:1
' _.Imperlal,,EurekaAlarness__OiLperie_trAtes..,_
oVery fibre of leather, thereby excluding
moisture, dust and sweat. It preserves
harness,and prevents cracking; and break- •
ing of stitches. Harness that is treated
. with it .lasts for years, looks well all the
• time and requires little repairing.
4skyour nearest dealer about these two lu:tlh queitP,
products. has both in convenient size:
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.:PE RI OIL
AL LI MITE 13
:P r :14 CIA t_ •Li�I.t '.• 'JAM r i c i'ipri.
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