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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1922-6-29, Page 7with NEW STRENGIR FOR WEAK STOMACHS C,HUROliaSCI-1001. AND PRESS ENDORSE SCOUTING. ' At the last seselan of the General iSymed of the Church of England in. ." ;Canada the fellowing.teSolution con- •,cisrming the,I3oy Scut IVIovement was enartimously adopted by the delegates -attending: , • . "That -this Syuod. ,bas heard' with great interest the address Of Dr. James • . mr. Robertson:, Chief Commissioner, up- -on, the Boy Scout Movement.It desires to commend most heartily to all who -are interested In tile weleore of boys, More 0$11eC1ally to the members of our ;oW11. Communion, the Boy Soout Move- ment as, one which is admirably suited tor the work or training Orr boys physically and morally and developin-g i11 them that virile .type of character *Which will fit them to play their part as gootbeitizens and loyal members of the Cliestiaa Church. The Synod trusts that in ell parishes every en- couragement and assistance may be given to the Move -meet both by those in authority'', and by our people in ;g en eval." Following the closing of the Synod the Charoh of England COUlliCa for -Social Service undertook an extensive ;study of tile Boy Scout Movemeat, eir- •cularizing clergy all over Canada with reference to it. Over alle intp:drect re- plies were re-ceived and according to the Council's report just published these we -re a virtual- "chorus of praise 1fisom our clergy from one. Side of the Dominion to the o,bliers not a single be,ing received which condemned the movement." One letter quoted in the ,report read in part ate follows: `Dly pack of -Wott Cubs and. Troop -of Scants are training the bays not ouly toelie Scouts, but to be church- men; , the B,oy Scout Movement is ea,rrying the Sunday School lesson in - •to practical us -e, by applying it to tile •boys' life -through the week." Indigestion Disappears W h e it the Blood Supply is Enriched. ' The urgetit need ot all who suffer from indigestion, ,apia who fina tho stomach unable to perform its uslital ftruoti'on,is a tonic to enriali the blood. Pain and distress after eating is the way the stamisch shows that it is tee weak to perform the work of aigesting the food taken. In this eon:di-pion ewes people foolishly reslert to purgativeS, but those only further aggravate the trouble. New strength is given weak etom- aelts by Dr. ANTilliams' Pink, Pills be- cause these pills- enrich and parity the blood supply. This Is the natural pro- cess of giving strength and tone to the A School Resolution. At; its meeting in Quebec on May 26t1). last the 'Protestant Committee of the Council of , Public Instruction for the Province of Quebec unanimously ado,p;ted the folheiving resolution "Re,solved, that although this Com- mittee eannot undertake either direct- ly ar thr•ough the Department to pro- ' mote the, Boy Scout Movement in this provinee, it strongly approves of this movement, in. its character and in its objects, and eemmends it to -the Pro- testant teaehers of the province as worthy of their active oo-operation." A Press Tribute. The Toronto Saturday Night adds the following to thte great mass of press enclonsations Scouting has re- ceived in recent years: "Melly el -mem -stances have militated a.gabast the Boy Scout movement hold- ing a large plaree in the public eye as it did a few years ago, but this spring and summer we hope to see a- great revival of interest M its highly effec- tive machinery for the development of -courage, honor and courtesy in grow- ing boys. During the first week of . April a provinciarconvention was held at 1-1-a.lifax which was attended by 200 delegates from all parts of Nova Scotia, where the Movement has been spreading like wildfire during the past six months, •and a similar re -birth of enthusiasm is looked for in other pro- vinces. "The alma of the Bey Scout Move- ment are noble and unassailable at every point. Its m-etbods- inculcate ideallsom, and appeal profoundly to the boy temperament. They stimulate both mental ; and physical ;health a.nd their entirely non-seetaria-n character creates the best kind of patrio,tic in- fluence. Amongsall the progressive movements in Canada to -day that of Ilia Boy- Scout organization strikes the public as the finest, sanest and most definitely useful." If your town hasn't taken up Scout- ing yet it, should investigate its many advantages at once. A post card to the Field. Departme.nt, Boy Scouts As- sociation, Moor and Sherbourne Sts., Toronto, will start all ref -mired infor- mationZm 'it,S way to your address. HEALTH ,H,,EpUCATION,, BY DR, J. 1 AAIDDLETON p'rovvicio Soerd of'NeisItte Ontarie Tar, aliddletterl will be glad to aniswer'questions op, Public Health mat. , _ ters tbrenghpie column. AddreSS hint at Spitaina-IIouse, Spadiris •Crescent, Toronto. - e,iierelliere was a live conference held ifeiatlaiSr city it wits the recent auneek 'Meeting of the Ontario Hoalth Milk Supply," some of the conditions Offieers Asseeletiene , There is -no theolighout the province are very bad, Longer any v•alley }of dry boneS"- "If were -dietator," Mr, Storsehonee 1 • Connection with that organization.; It declared, would pass a Deminion fainlY bubles ,;evitt with seitthusitienr, law to-nairroave if that were possible, an44bie•liettilth *1-Sta:-,Oft.„ the future iS for sthe compulsory pasteurization of otto-a assurance, :eil'e,Onficlonce and Of hope. It wee a pleasure to attend the meeting and. hear -the diecussions so 'zilbIY Presided. over by Dr. W. Shaw' of Clinton. Dr. Shaw has ,:kot the twentieth century viewpoint. He reQSOtCd ence-Posts�u LIVED ON MOS L t Cedar, Vor Man), 'yearsit has been thougbt tluit th braV timber tbat would give reasonable period of serviee as,;.fence poets was cedar, . Pte .Foreet Peoduets Laboratories it the •Dep4rtm'ent of, the Interior Canada state, however, that , by employer:gr. a comParative/Y Simple method it is possible to treat poste of Pertata hardwoods in Pitch a way that -in the Moriailia'i 011 't11Q SUbject of theY will have nitre at least -twioe as eiroer to peoduce a Clean and Safelloug as the cedar posts. The preserve- Stomach, and it aeceukts for tile' wants something done. Tie ts not eon- speetty relief in stomach disorders that follows the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. The appetite revives, food. can be taken without disedinfort and theaburden and pains of incligeistion a.re dispelled. Mr: 'William Johnson, a Prominent business man. of Lequille, N,S., bears testimony to the value of tent with a mere r&b,,d). of folb es, milk in every city, towa -and village, When we reach, 'the point after years ilwts erected at this tame have •dlecaYed of education, when we (,.= b goo4 410 been removed while the treated practically' -certified intik, then and! Poste are still in servioe and appear then only- Cari'we dispense ;With pees as sound as the• day titer were, placed tive effeet of this treatmeat clearlY FOR MANY. adve good 0(.1 LtOfk liQO Apply ItO4o'dal, 41,es, Ont. MONETIE'S ST OM A C H iux NOW OVER- COME, HE MAKES STATEMENT. TROUBLE Declares Tanlac ComPletelY. Overcarrie His Trouble Aftet Everything at. .. :ELTING beRing, ole., ehipped-sep at prices in Cab CO., 115 1.7*ORIS,-. ST1t4,_ UT. ftQ , . The 'whe „really "'deliversli goads" •dses-n •have, itnocii shown in fencing erected -at the De- ElseF Elitriard's Linim7orit Reltev •e Neu minion Forestry Branch foreSt tierSerY aeft Igdian Ifead in 1917 u'Is5t3edr! 1r):ttisi Ta'ult was a. lucky da../ bought t foohreattps, enough, yet lac for it haseina e a new titan o , treated and untreeted, and it is n - • ' - rue," swid Arthur Mo-nette 1.65A St. COARSE:SALT LAN rilSA Bulk Carlota, TORONTO SALT WORKS TORONTO ter-esti/1g to-uote that all the untreated Elizabeth Monte`eal "My appetite was so bad I never knew what it was to be the least bit hungry, Even what little I did force down soured and bloated me eo badly I had terrible emothering• `SOUSO,ti011$ add awful paia,s. For months was unable to eat any solid food and ,got in a ter-, ribfy euredown condition. I became So nervous .1 would wake, tm all dur- Mg the night, and got little eound sleep. I was -constantly looking for Something to brieg me relief, but nothing zeemed to reach nay ease un- til I ran aceose Tanlac. • "Six bottles of Taulac completely overcome my teoeble. 1 now eat just anything aid neyer have an ache or Pain or a sign of stomach trouble. I c,an't receminend Tweet too highly." Tanlac is sold by all goott drugges,ts. Advt. teurization." in. pesition, Dr. Roberts, Dleetical Officer of Health ef IIamilten, Pleaded. for the l'aboratory diagnosis el milk, Twenty - Commercial Trees. failings and Shortcomings in public The health work. :insists on -find,Ing'a five per rent. of aIl the eases of Surgie tieeiu°b1•111,:tl ffltl oracieellibnallif ecerali°1; itifc)rna: theIealil ,solution.... "1 ,have heard. this s'ente cal tuberculosis 'are caused :from 'the lag characteristics, range; and us-e'S of 'Het' ofettElv•orsities, of iberriers tOS.."-be ;bovine ititbercelar organiem.s that the . Canada's chief cornro,eircial w-oods has crossed, for years and Years. Mt"' human.iobtains f.rom milk," he led the Forestry Branch of the De - thing, or next to. nothing, has bee:11sail ' "' , ' -es pertinent of the Interior to done to remedy:them, but now theY, ,11,1r,-Alexe.W„ '14;itel "Chief Sanitary. In-ler'No, 14, "Comtnercial Forest Trees — 7.b.11:6,L:qii•Ovince, advocated the of Canada,'" by R, O. Leivice leSeli. In these PRI's in ea's'es °1 lcbrd• Reimitst be remedied." That .s the WaY says ; ,,gr wee ettackede with inclig es- , to - balk.. When Medical Officers.; 0T: Hen a.cconitiorie,d by severe cramPs in Heateh s,a'y "must" they mean ihusit the stomach. I was prescribed for by iless.. And they have the Publie Health A -et at their hacks. the family doctor, but got very little benefit. Then t ti•iect some of the ad- --Dr. V. J. Earley of Trenton, Presi- result. Indeed my condition was grow- dent of the Ontario mectiem. sirssocia- .various parts of the province, in.clud- . vertised. remedlee but with no better .s.- — , --, ,- lion, delivered one of the most force- ing Galt, Brantford and Ottawa, mainirug worse. Then I read of the case of fill' addressee one could wish to hear. tainedisthatethe most important ques- Ile maintained tha.t the necessity 1 or tion of -all was the condition of the a man who prals-ed Dr. Williams' Pink Pills who:se condition was siurilaz to Public Health Work Was SO obvious herds. • One suggestion offered, was that public oeinion should not toler-: that each municipality should have my own, and I decided to try this . . ' ate any government in power that caniplete control of the milk supply. medicine. The restilt, I think was . - aPp,oinitmeat by the Government of eight Pages this bulletin gives much three trained milk specialists who useful information about Canadian could approach tbe question from the timber. The circular neve be he!. free clatryinen's standpoint. Several doctors and inspectors from stored me to my former good health. would not endorse and. ca-rry out as Municipal. Control of dil,.. S ip y amazing, as the use of sax boxes re- public health program that would: was the tope of an address by Dr. The healthy child sleeps well and 1 eau therefore warmly recommend the ut use of th-Ls medicine for stomach trou- tend to sure the happiness, health Grant Fleming, Deputy Medical arfi- during its }raking hoeirs le never cress bles," and welfare of the people. leer of Health, Toronto. The inspec- but always happy and laughing It is tion of farms end the education o -e the only the sickly- child that Is cre'ss and You can get these pins from any Other ;important recommendations' farrriers, having as inspectors veter- Peevish. Mothers, it -.1.--our children do medicine dealer .0-r by mall a,t 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' IVIedicine Co., Brock- ville, Ont. of properly ratite( , w o e - medical health efficers, and. cornmun-'Precess of pasteurization were abso- . upoa appliea.tion to the Director of „E'ares-try, Department of the Interior, Ottawa. HEAL IlY CHILDREN ALWAYS SLEEP WELL Learn to Laugh. Learn LO. Iraughe a good laugh is bet- ter than mecticitie. Learn- how to tell a story; a good story, well tcild, is as weleorae as s;un- sliiiie in a sick-reom. Learn to keep your uroublee to your- self; till world is too busy to care fer your ills and sorrows. Learn to meet your 1 riende with a Dr. Farley ma. e eveie not see any good tit the vvorld, keep ment of eounty laboratories . not sleep well; if they are cross and the bad to yourself. for —the inarY graduates, and the inspection eq,uipment, used in producing cry a great deal, give th-em Baby's country physicians, the appointment 01 all . Leatai ta hide your aches and pain•s . ' Tablets I hear whether you have headaches, ear - are appy under pleasant smiles; no o-ne caree to • • t and delivering the milk, and in the Own Tablets, and they will soon be are amild but thorough laxative which regulate the bowels,, sweeten the stem- • and ity nurses. ; I neceisary according to Dr. M.O.H. of Hasailten,'1Flerning,. The Industrious Wasp. -,Dr. Robert, The'huinan -view `of Wasp's Seems -to' adv-o.catedethe same scheme for health Topics df a rnore general nature -act, banish conethration, Colic and. in - The forthed the attnagram of the afternoon. digestion and promote healthful sleep. be lacking ill breadth. Because they distriets from 2() to 2r, thousah are given td stinging -us we fail to people. ' the frequency of "squint" or cross- new-born babe with perfect s,afety. Justice to their virtues. One scientist Dr. ,LA. Morgan of Smith Town- , ter says that the main doctrines of ;!,sinh.gip,paPpeette,rio.inorough, gave an Iruterest- eye amOng •children. If taken in time, They are sold by medicine dealers, or who has given much study lo the mat - the wasp are, "If any wasp will net theria in a small ,country village,' "How to contral Dipih- , before the age of five or six years, by mail at 25 cents a box from. The ; there s,hould' be no difficulty in total Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock - stressing the fact that diphtheria is •cure The trouble arose when a cure ville, Ont. Brock - work neither shall he eat"; and , Dr. Colie Campbell of Toronto; gave They are absolutely guaranteed free some ,alarmin-g statistics in regard to from opiates and may be given to the capacity, and receive according to his was attempted by a person other than the chief muses of children s "Every wasp to labor according to his one ef deaths in a community, and that the needs in a free community." .one peeseesing general medical know'. .ty " fd antitoxin ree use o swabs an • , eelo•e. In many cases, the doctor mg With a Romance. Sir Rider Haggard has presented to the British Mriseum 9 gold ring which has an interesting. histpry. Ile first saw it 57 yeers ago, attached to the watch -chain of -the headmaster at his preparatery school, who had. received it from a friend, who had traveled much in America. The friencre story -was that, while traveling in Peru, he had ;opened a grave -mound, in which he .found a stone- table with 13 mitrami- fle-d fignres seated round it. Oil the finger of the principal figare was the ring, which the discoverer withdrew; * and the bodies according to 41S' story, - crumbled. into dust. It was the legend attached to thila ring 'which, aceording to Sir Rider Haggard, first turned his imagination toward the invention of stories of adventure; and readers of Hing Solomon's Mines" will recognize Id it the origin of a striking—episode. • in that book, Fifty-five yearafter he first saw the ring it still remained vividly in Sir Rider litiggard's men - my, and he described its appearance ln a story. Shortly afterhe had done so, he chanced to renew acquaintance and made hiquiries abont the ring, of which he eventually becemo the pee- , ; iaessier. Division of labor, it is believed, goes' a long Way in the nest. Some of the •coupled with the ;services; of the 0001- statecl, e;hildre-n were apparently . munity nurse are the best Methods freed from the trouble, and the eye worker's 'seem to be speCiatty employ- "The Blues."" This phrase, descriptive of moods of depression or melancholy, has an in- teresting origin, It was formerly be - ed as forage-rs and soldiers; others ap- A ' i seemed perfectly norm -al, when as a lieved that workin.g with indigo ayes for its -control. pear Labe told off as nurses and guard-. "Food Poisoning" was -givenby Dr. ' rfl bl• in-; caused fits of melancholy. as the most interesting address on almost enitrely and the -one eye. atter of , fact, the child would be on the syetOld impermalters and masons,. , ' - ;. _pity., is," he declared,N. 1:1"thaidt etalbreolnui:lailtive'svsZtlt.l!fl As the ,dyers were ians; while yet others are engaged as M. J. Rosenau, Professor of Med,icine itiehe Wasps are et all time -s particularly and- Hygiene' of- Harvard University, all of it is preven I le. o time s. ou fond of honey. In -deed they have a auth:or of the standard texbe lost in t -book topping- — the practiee G f nearly always stained blue in parts Of - s s ' "Preventive Medicine and Hygiene," e' ,es having eitildren Under five year'of . . their bodies, the phrase came into cur - very sweet tooth 101' sugar in any and one of the niost outstandingge eramined fax glass, by anyone rent use to express low spirits or • form. Toward the end of summer, authorities on public health -subjeets '-other than a careful medical practi- moodiness. therefore, as bee keepers well know, on the continent. - i • e . • - ttoner. Dr. Campbell suggested that they will . force their waY into bee Dr. H. W. Hill bf London, Ont., gave the Health OffiCers' Association, -as a MONEY ORDERS. hives as Open robbers and carry off by an address on "Some modern fall- body, 'endorse a resolution to that Do -minion Express Money Orders are e main force as mh ucas they can. gorge ades.," emphasizing the, point that effect. It is expected that the corn- on ale in five thousand offices of their winged neighbor's honey. • public health -work is more concern -ed mittee will consider the matter and The drones of the race instead of with the prevention of disease than being idle and luxurious creaturec. are its cure. meeting. , report to the asSeciation at its next throughout Canada. • • Registering a Loan. members ore, the commu,nity. They a paper on epresnatas care." i on "Soil Pollution," in which the need for a few ,days,?" asked Blithersby, iu A b r M ' F A D llyn CE "Could' you let me have a five-spot . • Dr. W. W. Lailey of Toronto read paper ••y T. F. A. a , , ,,, sober, iadustrious and well -behaved. clean the streets of their town with Dr. C. J. 0. Hastings, M.0.II., To- of extreme care' in the placing of a a confidential whisper. exemplary diligence; they act as pub- rent°, gave an address on •"More effi- wen was emphasized, and a descrip- "Here it is,", -shouted Mr. Grump - lie scavengers or sanitary officers. And ,cient -care of mothers and expectan•t, tion by Dr. P. 0. Coulombs, M.0,H., son, at the top of his voice. • they have their reward; for unlike the mothers before, during and after con-: of the work carried on by the Health "Thanks-, but why so loud?" doomebee drone•s they live their al- nement!" • Department in 'Sturgeon Fall's, with "I was •hoping I'd be able to impress d fi' I lotted life in peace and quietness, till Themorning session of the second which he is asso-ciated, eoncluded the winter involves both them and their' clay was entirely taken up with a dis- conference. spinster sisters in one common cata- eu•ssion on milk and its pronainence as. clysna of death and destruction. a food indispensable both to the adult Gold Mine Over Mile Deep. and. •the child. • I The largest.gold. mine in Brazil i When we are old, we pretend -tube- According to Mr. E. H. Stonehouse, nearly 6,600 feet deep, employs 3,000 lieve tleat we are still useful as our resid•ent.of the National Dairy' Coun- men ,and turns, out over $2,000,000 excuse f or living too long. cil, who delivered the first address worth of gold each year. The eatopuii is the greatest enemy 0. Talis 44d IsehsteNs- OW•00.0.,O10.1.106=1.1....1 Let the this me hi1iren sh re e evera e , cies sidtitss- NO NEED to warn the little folks away from the table beverage when Iposturn is serVed; every reason to invite every then-ther of the family to join in the enjoy- ment of this wholesome, satisfying chink. Posturn is made from Nature's best . wheat,' and contains nothing to harm nerves or digestion. 'You'll greatly relish its full-bodied flavor and aroma. An economical mealtime drink --the large size tin of Instant F'ostum will serve from 90 to 100 cups. .Made in the cup, in a moment. Instant Postum for Health "There's a Reason" Made by Canadian 'Posturn Cereal Co, Ltd. ' Wiedsor, Orient.) the transaction on your memory." Wilnard's Liniment for sato everywhere Automobilists and Forest Fires. In. many parts of this continent it 15 found. -that automobile registrations and forest fire-st are-increacsing about proportionately. A great many people are touring about the country, seelting, out places away from the railways and main highways and, unfortunately, through carelessness with fire, some of them misuse' and destroy, the forests. There is no desire on the part of forest authorities to bar citizens from the forests', but there is no reason why fore,st fires -should follow 10 the wake of the automobile All that is needed is tb-at every tourist who camps tot - the night or stops at noon to boil liis kettle in the woods shouicl personally see to it that his fire is de -ad out be- fore he leaves it. Those wile go, intoe the woods for either basiness or plea- ' I sure see the value of tbe forests and should catch the enthusiasm for the conservation and proper utilization of this great Canadian resource. aches, or rheumatism. Lear to meet your friends with a smile; a goad-liumored man or wo- man is always welcome, but the dys- peptic is not wanted anywhere. You will pass through this' world but once. Any good thing, therefore, that you can- do, oir any kindness that you can show to any human being, you had better do it now; do not defer or neglect it. His Hearing Restored. The invisible eardrum invented by A. 0. Leonard, vbich is a miniature megaphone, fitting inside the ear en- tirely out of sight, is restoring the hearing of hundreds of people in New York city.' Mr. Leonard invented this drum to relieve himself of deafness -arid head noises-, and it dues this so successfully that no &Lie could tell he is a deaf man. It is effective when deafness is caused by catarrh or by perforated or -wholly destroyed natural drums. A request for information to A. 0. Leonard, Suite 437, 70 Fifth Ave., New York city, will be given prompt reply. advt. °neer DOC 1147emOdil Book on DOG DISEASES and Bow to Feed matted Free to any Ad,. dress by the Author, B. clay 'Glover (.10.,Dan. 155 West 2411, Street New York, Baby ViaiEts Cuticura It Keeps Ills Ski! Soft Smooth and Clear Baby's tender skin requires mild, sooth- ing properties such as are found in the Cutictira Soap. Ointment and Talcum. The Soap is so sweet, pure and cleansing and the Ointment so soothing andhealing, especially when baby's skin is irritated. Cuticura-Talcum is also ideal for baby. Soao25t. Oiatmeut25 andS3c. Talcum 2Sc. Sold throughout the Dominion. CanadianDepot: 1,yr,juluz., Limited, 344 Si. Paul St.. IV,. Illontrcal. Cuticura Soap shaves without nous. NEARLY 0 ZY WITH P IN RC ead How Lydia E. Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound IHelped Mrs. Beecroft Hamilton, Ontario.—"I have suf- fered for three years from a female 4-4lrouble and consequent weakness, 'pain and irregularity which kept me in bed four or five days each month. I nearly went crazy with pains in iny back, and for about a week at a time I could not do my work. I saw Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, advertised in the 'Hamilton Specta- tor' and I took it. Now I have no pain and am quite regular unless I overwork or stay on my feet from early morning until late at night. I keep house and do all my own work , without any trouble. I have recom- mended the Vegetable Compound to several frlend-se'-11/1e.s. Emmy Barr ctiorr, 16 Douglas St., Hamilton, Ontario. For nearly fifty :-ears women have been telling how Lydia E. Pinkhare's Vegetable Compound. has restored their health when suffering with female ills. This accounts for the enormous demand for it frorn coast to coast. If you are troubled with any ail- ment peculiar to women why don't you try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound? 1t has helped resells. others, let it help you. G,etting Back. Waiter—"Grilled steak, and choose a tough one." Chef (in surprse1—"Why, tough?" Waiter—"The chap who ordered it used to be my sergeant -major." Rural Route No. 1, Mascouche, Que. The. Minard,s Liniment People., feel that I should be doing a ' wrong if I neglected to write you. I have had four tumors growing on my head for years. I bad them cut off by a sur- geon about fifteen years ago but they grew again till about three months ago I had one as large e.nd sbaped like a (ady's thimble, on the very place where my hair should be parted, and it was getting so embarrassing in public that it was constant Worry to nie. About three months ,,o' 1 got a bottle of your lint- ment for another purpose and saw on the label good for tumors, Well I tried it and kept It for exactly two months, with the result that it has entirely removed all trace oC the tumor, and were it not that they had be.en cut -fifteen years agO, no mark would be seen. I have not been asked for this testi:mil-dal and you can use it as you see lit. (Signed) FRUD C. ROBINSON. am a 'farmer and intend using xi:wawa minhuer.t on a mare for a strained tendon, and am hoping for some prEri c Homesteaders From U.S. With the exception of the states of Arizotia and MissiSsippi, every state and territory in the -United States con- tributed -to the number of homeetead entries made by citizens of that coun- try arriving in Canada in the fiscal year ending ala,rob 31, 1921,,Minne- sota ContribuLed Ide kFealos't number, 147, with North Dakota second, with 104. Michigan sent 79, Iowa, 63, South Dakota and New York each 48,,Illin- ois and Mis,s-oine Id- each, Montana and Wieccinsin 37 each, and Nebraska and Washington 35 each. There were 1,072 entries from the United. States-, 723 itt Alberta, 290 in Saalta,tchowan and 49 in Manitoba with 10 in the railway belt of,Britieli Colum- bia. The total number of entries fi•oni sources was 5,389 representing 11,- 256 persons, ISSUE No, 25—'22 et - WARNING! Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin. .:„es•a'• Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not get- ting Aspiiin at all. Accept only an "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," wbicli contains directions and dose orie-d'-oid-by physicians during 22 years and proved safe by millions for TcEa°°r°1:tchia:" ie - Bandy 4q1ayer" hary x,f IZ tablcts---Also bottiee of 21 ar,1 100--Dru Headache rNfeuraigia Lumbago Rheumatism Neuritis Paip, Pain A spIrin is 'tile trade rntiO.1 (rogietcred in antadri") of Ttoser Manttfat,tnre o (sCLICaCifiNiter ot tiialicylleaeld. While it Itt well known thPi Aspl-trt manufacture, to asita: the Pobtie against imitatioila, `1'6.,10'•,. 02 will be stamped with their genoral irate, ete.re, "Flap.).