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CANADIAN ,tEDICA
,OCVATION; AND 1141FEE
u,,IA:Nos COMA,Noes
It/CANAp
watt to' rev'eiit colds, avoid chilking
and keep y.0 e'> comfortable, 1140
get wet, keep vmoving, 'walking ;duan; t*;
O. running if yon a p. until you'
etrt here yon Cali -take off:
your
wet, clothing, i ub yourself Baird-. '_all
over with a bath tewel4:li vour skim:
Ore an id€a:that.a cl01" liar -sa Vie”
ug da with causing lt. ` Wen
edea lasts .for. hundreds of .years,
as
sure- to be. Mme, truth in it..
:however :caused,: ,wherhec
daring insufficient or u Sni , .
kbin ziar by.;ei:., i"''in a ; draught
'be-colder-inas °than .ano her,or by ,get-
our:.feet • wet, or, by" 'getting
4o' et, ;part 1f 'your
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od.
y
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en you stsWoth #--
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net 'the -cause of et. cold.
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sen - :our- res
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affect,
♦ �t '
' drib � o your'
, r= �aY
yy ou >. skin does not
p M
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n
• of
th • andComfort r
Atha �a�.w, .
, :which ,keeps `
. Circulating .blood,' ,
whole' body. warm, froth the con.
M he ltui: 'lie good .cir u1ation
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rx1.
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• lei �
you,
..atl:' eaixta Hien+. a'tf, y
is in a glove enc. pule on ,,fir *ya
clothing,
If syxtPt,pia s ryf a,:cold•,or other i11,-
ness 'develop, then the patienit should;
e'taaoy in . bed in his OWn roo>I . i nail the i ixy
sy ptornS,subtide. This,. s ,the best= . Sil er We ding
T tntleth a<tOs ry',`
Mr*"and ;Mrs«as.
chell, were • i town on '1 uesday an
Inca Alma,
turdy)Itn.4 lien Mae eon of Winona
are Vsiting With the •fear rier'a ;other'
Xrs 'SOWS'', S' '•
ii
• -M � E. " . to Via; in Toronto
ndi44)34-0104.1_40.ArenktPit dint
Woman's , ldospita X Auxiliai y , x as
delegate from the Godericli: es itaL
The Conventionis being held on the
21st,'; nd and 23rd,- j \
Mrs. John 1 ?oley ' ' tik ' lner on
hack,. anddaughter.'. Joan,; motored,
Midland ,,on Sunday to meet the
Sarni tn,.' of 'which alin n `'f
rt co ttmaa< d , 'They \remained in town
'g`TA!'' itte COMPANY 1,inlitsct.
n + � V front to 8.4.30 E•5«"
thing for him ;it is necessary in
r4 ,to -pot -PP dimers. A old is
eat erarinfection• It'af 'e , s e w ..
ox.::.petrliapsr
like a germ, £alledr fru$. MY -dis-
charge
nY-bis-charge. from' the nose or throat, ,all of
the patient's secretions are full ofr
i:.. nfection. It isms easily"trams
�h
thyi
missible'' by; ,, hands, • handkerchiefs, .
door -knobs, eine-.► or,,:by.:eoughing andsneez
.nl ?V'a ,Iter; 'avoid
spreading the infection is ' that tlie`
patient should stay in ''bei in his own
room till the period. of infection, is ,
. e
lu
�! ",au
i ens n
take- rn S
y
/y
N
U
a
awn
than ri
• r Basil
t
• colds,more �' ,
ne
S
o eirer
. 't 'cola,ali w �
it ares.. ^�rih
comes
fl
it a told
to school. Ach �i with
school,exchanges • encils or•'bonks ,
r' touches' hands,- or : drink's out of It,
n' u 'ete. ao• :that the anf+sc-
c�araarra<a-. �, pr� - � . ..
tion pas�sea,.fromrn ono child to'another
'and in ,short time. `nearly • all .the.;
ehildren' in ` e' class may -he infe&ted•
with
a w.
t.
am.
do e .
,,i an,
.�i nide horde and carry the t e . � ,• ,
The infection is, carried •fur-
thein.. h. r
:her' -next - ;day • aby --the numbers ofs
t
their families and so r the '. mnion
Cold- becomes epidemic • in the Coal--
�munity., , y
p 1d `i a ':alt
one �+riih. � iralc�"�" u
-lowed , to spread 'the : infection ' " ,
tithe in•the house; school',:office, fac-
tory, street -ear,. church, theatre, 'or,
;anywhere ease. It the --first' case: more
cared for safely and comfortably 'in
ksed . most: colds: woad be prevented.
VOW y . ALBEIttn' c5c = { S fe s
flocks of: ,wild",geese have:been: seen
passing over this vicinity during the
past week,
ord
Baia`
�•. • Mrs. ,d`bhii Grawf
visiting' • relatives. in this eoznmunityc
The ';S,.'O f the United' :Church,
i._ .
Miet;this. , _•ar«..id>�t-evening, at,:the
-will'4..
home 0,10, and Mrs.—Win, (irravferd
Heartiest congratulations Tare of*
fere(' 'to Mr. andMrs. dames 'MeKeii-
ti^W-:
"" e. ar to ,
LG e
',....aha, emµ
e'
tdM..iti`,s
g;s
aca_oisi.
iYberscr
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T
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a
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Day
Betides this special alebrationt a
s
ndaYti1nda Q1a id'l 9tb$tebrieltvhednal;
,;
es ,MCKenzie'a birthday' and
11lr. d'ain. , . who
ho
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Ke x
y�d�
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11IrY e
'Weeyr 20 • ears married ..:last: Sunday:
Al these,happy events • were: 'coinhih,
ed ;into one , celebration 'and: v y
leasaitt' time. was spent by the ,Mc=
e
s
Itezixaeg.►.:and:some• ;of their •rrelatives.
:. ,
i
, � e W.�, S. ;D$. the United Church
, c,_
met on 'hur sdav , Mr , • and.:Mrs.
• Mr
Aeliori 'Graham aswith
eleven even p
xe
s
oh
..
The president. Mrs 'James *Kenzie '.
had Charge -of the meeting which
opened with the hvmn,. "Whosoever
ill W. May Come," • after ,which Rev ,
Poineroy 'led in • pra'yer; Mrs, Angixe:.
Gordon .read the Scripture;. the Sec.-
reta • and. 'Treasurer's' repots . wc;,,�e•
read; and Mrs. Perot Gtalialn gave
an interesting reading : concerting
"Excuses' for not, attending
ttr4t'ba fully,
th . S," after which the hymn "Take•Time:
�nrrinctur A?th�" to be.oly"`•ivaS trim°« �M�S.'i�at1
bsit�t;
] 'v�stre convince txmvnved `r;ttliertse deem ,,Crawford read the devotional
hzd in-. .�; art` ai» the Study: Ti�olr 'Vvai�
taken by v. °iioa:nearoY. Tlie •business
of the 'meeting was discussed atter.
•
r�hieh the hymn,,. "When,,d'esua,0 04
to Reward tis ; Servants" was sung!
C A social time was 'enjoyed before the
hostesses served Minch,
Miss Frances ,freight whoa
derwent seious: bperatio•, for. ' ap-
pendicitis recently, is improving.. Her
Many friends will Abe, .glad to. know
.he is. 'well on tho road to recovery..
after heroperation.
Miss: Tteh e• Murray 'left +Sunday, to
spend a short time with her sister in
Detroit,' •
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Pour' ���radually into � `� stifi`ly"�
$i'ng' constantly: Add
'egg `whites, > continue
teesiboon �'anflia� •
(beating Until stiff enougl --- ad
on: Fake
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• A lv the r',s Lava :
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a-test gift, • 0utweigh#ng:- 'every
'iii 73?c
other; ' the !perfect. 'love* 'that ing
,father;, brother; neper than' that of .sis-,'
ter -or',of lover -the' bn$ (great 1;gift,' the
sacred, love of Motiier.
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butquiets - rett �:: vedding- was Solent
• nizc..a"t the.hcme:ot;Mr. and.Mrs, xl'h�3s. -
d
R..- Wallis); Victoria,' -streets, G-roderieh,• oaa
ursda< , Wolter 1.6th,° .at .u2' o'cfoCk
Th y
rby Rev. 'K?. tEi,, Clarke, when: �,illiaaa ifTal-
aimelair their only daughter,. Wecanle;
the, ,.bride of ',Joseph Stewart. ,Brennehr,
eldest son or -Ws.' A. Brenner and e
date. 'Ezra-Breiurer of wand l e d.•,
bride, , d given . in marriage' .1# her father,
bi'i .e,
,.oharming fart , ,nnishWtailored
a ttuniti ' brown suit, with; min ' tri �
eai in fu chis ar,4ela .et and -shoes
Withy , acc'essories , 'hi 'deeper' . ' biro? tla.
The ,bride's 3t oulderetts was. Of orchids.
a n�,edib'tely -after ::the ' :eerem'onY w yrs,
'p ta11is lied, ins:' a gown of tetlbe
trlPie,�s heer e`relie, ;wearing a ;ehouldCr
-ette of Johanna loses• drs. A. 1ren
ner, another of 'the 'bridegroom, istecl
r fns reweivin f.
'taring, a ' en •. - r ic1i
erepe ,grown• and ; shoulcierette oi~ I,I's.l-
st= roses: • ,iter,. a b'e`et• barrak`sast,
•Mr.:and Mrs. Joseph 'Brenner, left tor,
', ',(ori, bye motor. ,
Benson, 'Murray; of this vieinit
tu-fhe'tratforda•e'nerfl : OSpi
tat Thursday • tight" suffering fra.n
serious` —theta juries ----k4ractui
'shoulder blade and a severe .fracture
of the skull,; ther'result of an aecident
near _ New IlanibOrg when. a treo •
struck hit, Ile had been working in
a bush near New tiatnburg, euttiti
trees when, he was struck by n failing
timber. The aeeident' ecourred just as
the men were , nreparaiang to.. quit for
the• rimy., The 22 -year -bled young Min'
.lg eii' g fed -through a tube and by-
an injection into his .veinsand` the
44,041111 C( physician says Tie Itsenough stream although'''. his 'condi.
tion UAW]; 'regarded as .qutto aril:
Tete yoaun man.40:1!-' C-Orlk?l for,,the
oderich. Manufacturing Company. LA
f stllin>g It xrb r ..loose: the
f a xn a7rb' tree- W
zenSon 1a the pori
'Walker Murray.Mas.• Murray m i.
tartford at her aon'a bedside. The
► Y p -o Lhi+ tit ►unity' were y
trot hear of this painful 'accident ow
''their~ well4no'wn acid well -like
young num,
o - - a 'few.
.erg.
Warms t
moments.'
cad
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on
C '�
Quick,. dean suned-
�st
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the.".'latest .;Y ,
ECTRIC HEAT
•
deat�rs�
la bylead rig k
- 0n display � .
• and at •
CUDivtOitt—,,ievizg,
A ` quiet vr`edding • wad solemnlzect :at,
the parsonage of •Ontatiortreet aprited
+c:iiurcli,, t7linton* saturi • r
1.- when the +1 ev,r -0-.''0. Parw
fond united, .in • opiartiagi• !, ell& �igf►+ Y
♦.gest. daughter- oz- d Oar. s.
ink . Poweu. of 'Goderlwh. 'woriship,
and-oorrion-"Willia'l _h.: Gudrnore, :elder'
son, of Mr. , andM'rs• s, ` ' -P Cudmo%e of
•elititonr , The bride *ore a tarodrat crelie .
and her' traVellint cost' and es-'
tortes were of ;vy. he 'al$of, wore a
Bor a of, .Eldora ca atior . "She was
attended by the bridegroorta sitter,. •' ,�+ .
�°g ct fibre, iii 'heft, taffeta, •
witha corsage of Vadai:a Butterfly
es. Mr..vtotit Powell,, the W40 bro:
`ther',r:. , •. t- Moan..,. • a �_.,
': m mediateTY atter the creinof3r the,
• Young couple lout, on a motor trip to
Northern 'Ontario . and upon their re.
biro *rill restde near ollnton.:CliiZtati
Pt ,. -
Viae furs are :always luxurious, astir
at.:,.
weri,or
lad is this st ening 1iip length fur high noon on c ;-'C � cn +,lxy
g7 *aril
vera the t nttedr.- 'hurckt'fir
"land of:, tbrex ; tl elf; a •. ,x► .
a'iiin bla4+ck veIV Y ether. Helen �C., 'ie and eldest dangl e`
-John L- fat os
larue,:. - !fiuni�t}eyd��.yiiyn ' itierri er
��ebb'UtV, 3-ourt y ' � of':
. a d +falCta. r .r utt,."�: of
ekt�t Act. Arthur oS
fitted- ' , •!iiia C :7eki'? tflg1
iwfhlated�-'���'
th +Crr silto ca .
bl acs dt stair► al- leru►r rlr `
` on1es
Anita %tlit�, � • able�tatd
These light, palatable YjBiscuits are 'made :with butter and
are a welcome addition to any, `teal. , Served hot,et
ditlirer, they 'are , bound to` strengthen the appetit...
Rw Dropsee put supply of, Tempting'
Pasixks.'
cuig
Pbone- 466 rt bleat St