Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1921-4-7, Page 7Tho Sea Fish Catch of 1920. The total value of the Mt tleb catcall In Canadian waters mu both coasts in 4920 ins e28,153,844. British Coewe lea lea the provinces of the DentWon With nearly half the Dominion value, . or $12,412,773. Noire finale, on the other side Of the contineet, took sec- - " and place with ;8,703,000. Tee other proriaCee In Order were New Bruits - viola $2,6A8,314i Quebec, $1,0133311 and Ponee Edward Island, $730,025, Seamen contlirues to metntein its place as Caneffiee 'steelier dell,Und 3920 it aceeuntea for the largestin- •divIduel revenue with $8,130,876, from a °atoll, of 1,130,278 eel. 000 secured the second place with a °atoll a le -871,294 ewt„ travang value of -369. The lobeater catch of 376,865 ewt, was worthr$4,249,480, taking the third place among Canadian fish, and not far behind it in value was the haflbu,, whose tote' of 240,364 cwt. had a vat; :of 63,368,068. Another fish which reached over the Millen meek aurth the Year was the herring, with a value 00 32,013,623 coming from the oath of 2,148,986 esvts. Following in order of Yultle come haddock, mackerel, melt, sardines, pentacle lieke and ousk„ and plicharde, well into the thousands or dollars in value, and be- low this figure alewives, oysters and black Cod, Tho principal flsli of the British :Columbia Catch la salmon, the pro- -vine° accounting for almost the ele tiro Dominion toll 'with a value of e7,778,100e Nova Sootta'a first fist is the cod, in which the provinee ac - Meets for by far the greater part o the Dominion's total. In New 13runs 1 4 1111 II WIWI* 1111.11 1111 11.1. ilk 111k101.1 1111 11.1 WI% WO* Mk 101 I.) ss HEALTH' EDUCATION • BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON I tanned the mounds .and Ilte Wilds 1011001'end fern corner, • Birds Are Forst Volicemen. Inseets lame d011 Alla are flOille ret deal of eijury to the female or evade. The forest' serviees, federal ne provinelee are carrying out pre - active '200880088., one thp tederal aret tent of agrioulture, h•o.ue • state entornolialatri Who devote all their Tiergi@O to his work, Malay Insoles 0 PrOVinclal Board of fiefeth. Ontario c 0 or. Middleton 8111 b@ glad to anewer queetione an Pebllo Health Mato t 0 ters through this column. Addreati 4141 at the Parliament Oldgar 111 P 0 Toronto, 0 43 NA Int ura vab. viii, ira, lort vs, 111111,111111111111.1111.1111111 111111, 111, 111, 1 P (Oreliiiinned from last ieeue.) have diaappeared erom the bode. t 1 The temperature during the refill assent sh ,a 1 - ae hes.. i us methods are 'being devieed, but he pubilo will be Most interested in to wag that atone, out; el these pers,one to the aquare mile eempared handa and feet, arid in addition the 0 P on e ay of°eying e a period varies berm 100 deg, to 102 the tenni Of the attack, and almost 88 aeon as or j03 deg, according to the severity Pbiatathe eheale be through ft sterilizer before being fee 't and hey° all his clothes pat.': given en antiseptie b Mauro drops to normal the papnine begin Co break, miming in lowed ts) mix or canto in contact With, '',1 other people, whether children oie '' the so-called desqUemation. After Ode &duns, '11b Stage the progress a the diseeee to- Although all discharges from nose : b wards conyelescenee is uneventful, if particular Care 18 UNITeT1 to ward off the eomplicatelone which sometimes arise in scarlet fever cases aral bring VifICX3R,SE *1 0 The Toronto hospital For incur» able% in afilitatIon with Bellevue and Al II; eg 8 Itil=tre '16”OvureY:7.. „gat ing to young women, heying the re- quiree education, and Oestrous of be. 10018213 *00359. This Hospital has adopted the eight-hour SYStom. The Pillnis receive uniform; of the School, • a monthly alloriance and travelling egnanSee to and from New York. ear further Informe.tion OMAY to the Superintendent. New Citizens for Canada, ; 01e:2heat 40,r to tbe year?" Bobb " I . With a Penalatien of Ian than two, 1111388 to give you a tickle' afore yo gc, to bed," ...e•er . TSOF FROM wriE &MERE Fast.Fteenna Pay, Teacher--".nobart, wmoh it imaigatiom namely , that the pre, 10 England six hundred, with only educing the numbers or forest lie ervatlen of bird life is one means ot ects. There may be some bIrde whale five per cent, of ear rich agricultural laud 14 the West under cultivation, eSobmaegvaluptehsorvvi W808 es An Irish Joke. with a heevy national indebtednesus aeurelerifshePtinnvieenttiboan Classified Advertisements, :I 17 (.19, LIN INTL) Y4k1t 9 9 OlenItete. tleorretewn woollen ?saes. one 11.0VNTS WANT.T.D, 4 weivra WANTNN: 291488 NATIV1,1 CCOlisAgtroli," aIrdilleda'illr 91,Irtlagle):, Rheumatism. Ithiney Troubles, It Is snitifown, having Peen exienelyoly 54- 3Lfl 11 W128 r nut tz mature 0 in MS, Siy rilstrIbotton of lam emote- ttorf of ithrtanacs, (10082 llookr. Health nooks, Kea which see ristrashea to j. 81'e215 fISe• , . I , ,, , ,,,,, ,,,,. u , roludblielt (888* 12)0907, thisi ailowa 'aiente-iii h ir money. Write a nnza O. ' Pliss lifedioal Co.. 208 St. Paul Ct. Mast. Montreal. Mention this paper. . . Thoughtful Smiles. • A bite thing is dear et an7 prlee. . A: bad Linsbancl mutate be is good 0 pot eat, forgot Inseets, but geueral- and "15" a few people to pay the 1 - e An Irishman, discussing the matte Y lieeeking It is true that,, the more tercet in the tar -e3 01 taxes, the 00a3°' with a Scotsman, added insult to in why Canada is hungry for immigrants !vie, the fewer ieseets. Canadian jury by saying: "Yes, the Irish 4nvent 075 and young men In the pea have eall readily be undenstood. Tulultgra": ed the instrument ane sold it to the een too prone to go into the woods Bon la the human rain without Which seers ae a /ehe three g about serious results. The most dreaded af these complications are nephritee (inflammation of the kid- ney) and inflammation or immure - Hon of the middle ear, the latter ac- companied by froadh pain and causing a rise in temperature. Kidney trouble can be best avoided' by keeping the patient in bed or at least two weeks after the rash has disappeared and reserving the diet strictly to fluids. Rheumatism sometimes intervenes in scarlet fever, usually in the legs, and causes much pain, It requires care- ful treatment. During the second or third week of the disease, if eonval- f escence is proceeding normally, the wick the largest revenue accrues from Aides with $345,380, smeles being a close second with $313,627. In Que- bec the premier honora go eas117 to the lobster, which in 1920 accounted for a revenue 00 6370,686. The waters about Priace Edward Lsland Also yield lobsters Jo a higher' value than that of any other Bea product, end the year's value in the 1190* province from this source was e497,248, Miles of Cars Used to Ship • Wed Seed. According to the chief grain hisPec- tor at Weintpeg, Man., enough weed seed to fill a freight train. 48 miles long was shlpped out of the three Prairie Provineea during the last three yeara. This at, a time when the cost of production of crops was at It highest point; seed, implements and farm help were high; yet the farmers grow thts weed seed, harvested it, threshed le at a cost proportionate to that of the highest quality of grain, afterwards shipping and paying the freight on 19 00 market, wbere, owing to the presence of the weed seed, the grade of the wheat was lowered. Fur- ther, when these 43 miles of grain ears were being used to ship weed cfeed there was an almost universal I demand for cars which could not be ' satiefled. Clean see& cultivation to kill the weeds, and the cleaning of grain before shipment will overcome such waste. The Canadian spring weather—one day mild and bright; the next raw Wimps of Wisdom. and blustery, Is extremely hard on the Luck is a, good thing to trust, In— baby. Conditions are such that the If you aren't hungry, mother cermet take the Little one out Contentment better than riches for the fresh air so much to be de- -If you have them both. sired. He is confined to the home An echo la tee only thing that can which is so often over -heated and bad- obeet a woman out of the last word. ly ventilated. He catches cold; his Meet trials with smiles and they little stomach and bowels become dls- vanish; Mee cares with a song and ordered and the mother.soon has a they flee. •sick baby to look after, To prevent Do not ineasuro your enjoyment by this an occasional dose of Baby's Own the amount of money spent in pro- Tablets ehould be given. They regu- clueing IL late the stomach and bowels, thus pre - A man who allows himself to be venting or banishing colds, simple carried away with miniature often fevers, collo or any other of the many boa to walk back, , minor ailments of childhood. The It is the height of folly to throvr up Tablets are sold by medicine dealers attempting because you have failed. or by mail at 25 cents a box trent The Failures are wonderful elements in Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., 13t0ckvi19e, developing character. Ont, What Ho Said. The new typist determined to make a good impression upon her chief. She turned up half an hour early and be- gan tidying up the Town. When that was done she examined her tYPei writer, discovered it in a shocking condition, found a bottle and gave it a thorough oiling. While about It, she, examined all the ()het typewriters in the office and oiled them, tom The is nothing, she thought, like 1 maltInherselt indiseensable, Her chief Arrived., He Molted around him with an Mr of sattsfac- Hon and creased to the mantlepleee. r Then his smile changed to a frown. h "Miss Smith'," he said, "have you soca my cough mixture?" The bee, proportion to its size, 1 is thirty-five times as strong -as a horse. Scottish Customer (to dentist):— "Hoots, mon, five fahalin' for a wee bit tooth. No, no; the man over the road pulled oot two an' broke me jaw for one and saaspettec." patent usually develops a healthy ap- petite and complains about the insuf- ficiency of the diet provided. It is at this stege that. the doctor in charge has to be firm with the patient as a too early resumption qf solid food is liable to bring cm kidney trouble. Complications such as inflammation oe the middle -ear are especially seri- ous on account of the possibility of deafnees resulting., and must be given earnest attention by the phyai- A. T. asks how to relieve chronic clan in charge. The throat congestion _constipation. Answer: Diet and ox- cart be relieved by antiseptic gargles, anise are the two most im,portant warm applications, etc., which the thing's to deal with. Do not eat too doctor will specify. dry food. Drink plenty of water. Use It was formerly believed that infee. freelf fruit and vegetables every day throat or ear may have cleared 1.11,, when the patient leaves the hospital,' evenslight d' har f thi e Man, • If you owe nothing, you know what You are worth. There are always more fool/all little irandred years 'nth a glIn and shoot at ererytssug. Canada must parch and wither up, , ago. But they haven't seen the Joke e eight washout thinking 0091141 'wary If Great Britten had a logs eurplue yet.00 recurring a day or two later may! cause a -"return" ease, that is, a ease occurring ee it resale of coaling hill; contact with thereturnedti t„,n Parents should be on their guard when the •convaleseent child come horne!I lest it develop "ooryza," or a slight "running of the nose," for this is usually the cease of further out- breake, other members of the family or• neighbors becoming infected through fondling and caressing the Child on its return from hospital hey might cause. Canadian forests , of farmers and farm hands, Canada re fine places for healthful reereni : might not have to invite immigrants ion, but let thecae who go Into them from any other source. But Great 0 careful not to burn them up and e Britain is not so much an agricultural oat to destroy unthinkingly the non- cut a merchant and manufacturing tune birds which are forest polka} centre, and every year grudges mare lents of art and Interest, and spoke en. Let the young people shoot as 'and more the farmere or farm lianas of the fabulous wealth that had been /nue as, time nee, but with a eamere,1 who leave her Colonlea for the Do - not a gan, tbelr particular hobbies. eepeeded by feline of the eollectors On minions. She is quite willing to send Tommy's Choice. The teacher bad been speaking of unique and valuable eollectioes of ob- Some caaes of scarlet ever show little or no rash and indeed little ap- pearance of illness, nevertheless these the homestead entries. From 1897 to fact, answere from him were very me -isle wieee epfjontv of hfmrelf waF4 cases are dangerous to others and Through Its Use Strength, and ! ins, only eighteen per cent. et the !scarce aur sobieoti so thIS 01)P0r- not of the towliest Lyle, had accepted a call' to a wider sphere, end was paying a few farewel visits. "Rents, sir," was the prompt reply. on'e'Soef .'1:1144e'reoldiZelletiteciftlelisleililealeee'p"atiseaahid- The lesson was changed, and that loners, as ife sat clown. "Mat will teacher is recovering from the shock. we doe neo?" His ed. minister, in ratable tones, "You'll soou "Ob, Mrs. Macfarlane," replied the The Invisible ear drum. Invented by A. 0, Leonard, which is a miniature get a far better man!" "'Deed, sir," came the despondent megaphone, fitting inside the ear en- reksiodela "1 1189 017 doct• We've tirely out of sight, is restoring the had !Ivo 111 my time, and every yin o' hearing of hundreds of 'measles in them has been waur than the bet!" G HE TRIED THE TONIC TilEATRIENT' than may other countries from esejeb teat if they had plenty of money. Canada in the past has drawn excel. Up went the hand at a boy who was I lent settlers. This is illustrated by noted for no mei I. b . • ' The minceler of a Scottish eenatry ota countless city folk in the hope Thinking to obtain seine Idea of the farmers in their new enviroament, that they nue be tram:stormed into characters of the members of las class in this direction, he asked them what but elm has fewer farmers to spare they thought they would Bee to col - ers than Killers, No one is so wise but that he has a little folly to spare. Adversity is the balance 10 which to weigh your friends, It is a nestake to think that danger can be surniou t d without • You aliotad pay lust as much for your experlenee fth the 0082111 41219 I dont la worth, MONEY ORDERS. It is always tate to eend a Deminton Expreas lecney Order, MVO, dollars cosit, three ceuts, ------ A Dubious Farewell, h ld e period Vigor Was Restored. B gra Hash imne nts made entry aer tunIty Vt'a8 seized by the teacher. of six weeks. The reason for this is homesteads in Western Canada as "Well, Tommy, and what would you that even the slightest discharge compared to twenty-seven p To be tired after exertiola is natural. the American immigrants anedr et ewnetuit oy9. collect?" from the nose or throat may transmit Heat and food restore the body to noa the infection altheagh the illness isi mat after such fatigue. But to be hardly noticeable. Mild or "missed" tired all the time is a symptom of an from Continental Europe, nine per cent. et the foreign born cases of this disease are the chief In certain parts of Europe whore there is a genuine land hunger, there is not enough land to go round. Five or six acres per family Is all the land available in certain parts of Belgium, and even on that the thriftY Belgian frequently brings up a family of ten, The great !ministration of Ukrainians from Central Europe which has given Canada nearly 300,000 of her Western farm population was due to the con- stant subdivision of farms which were Is a deat man. It is effective when only fifteen acres to start with. These deafness Is caused by catant. or be Ukraittiams have become a great as- perforated, or wholly destroyed natuo set to Cenada, and have at tbeir own al drums, A request Lor Informatioa expense erected four large colleges to A. 0. Leonard, Suite 437, 70 Fifth for higher educetion. Then again WO AYenue, New York City, will be given owe our fine stock of severity thous- a prompt reply. edvt. and Scandinavian settlers to the lack of sufficient land in Sweden, Norwak, Spring Forest Fires. Denmerk and Iceland. cause of all the epidemics that occur, they being just as infectious as the more severe eaaes, tion was spread by the lease particles of skin during desquamation, but this theory is no longer held, it having bee e definitely proved that 1( 13 from the nose, threat or ear discharges Avocet veriest medicines as much as passible. Take sufficient exercise, preferably out of doors. J. P. R. asks if a child who previ- ously had whooping cough should be allowed to go to school if another that others become infected. To member of the same family has allow a patient therefore to leave the' whooping cough. Answer: There is isolation hospital or place of guar- n.o need fotethe well child to be kept antine, it is first necessary to see that at hMei.Prpriding itiS mg allowed the tonsils no longer appear enlarged ti,ohecapmreeviinouesonataeteksyth withoulcie IIIY:Itrlieenti or inflamed and that any discharge practically immune to whooping from the nose, throat or ears is cant- cough, and 11 18 only by direct cough- pletely dried up. '' in or the discharges getting on the Allthe desquamation should also clothing that transmits the disease. SPRING WEATHER HARD ON BABY Boy Scout Notes. Canada's capital city has the distinc- tion of having more Scouts per cant: ta than any other city of 100400 or more people in America. It the Boy. Scouts of Ottawa were -to join hands they would be able to encircle a very large section of their home city. * * 4, * To tave saved three persons from death by drowning at three different times Is 3m excellent record. It is mid by Assistant Scoutmaster nth ward Walker (19 yeans old and a Scout Melee 1911) of Grimsby. Ile was eceu•tly recommended for One of the igitest Boy Scout decorations, • * * NONV Boy Scout troops are being artnecl in many parts of Ontario. The atest towns to register new Scout or - mentions with • Provinolal Reae- quarters at Toronto are Port 001. borne, Maimticle, Merritton (two (roops), Denville (a second troop), Whitby, Minden, Rieentond, Fort Wil- liam ((1 third troop), Trenton la second troop), and about a dozen now troops in the cetera of Toronto, Otta- wa, Hamilton and London, Many other new Mom are also in. course 00 formation and will be chartered by the Provincial Connell later, • • * "The Trate" Ontario's publication for Boy Scout Officers and Leaders, What other language ever spokee by ntan can compare in riclmess of opportunity with English ? Take, for example, these words: self-conceit, eelf-asSurance, self-suffieifloY, Self - complacency, self-confidence, e self-esteem, self-i'1iante, selfsrespect. All of them eemresa =netlikg of a tnan's mental attitude toward his own abilitiee and achievements, yet 'with what various and delicate shades of momenta! As they are here set down they form almost a progressive series front (ho neutral or mildly condemn - liter)* to the worthy and desirable. There are both racial psychology and history in that list. AUTO REPAIR PARTS for most makes and models of cars. Teur old, broken or worn-out parts replaced. Write or wire us doserlb. ing What YOU watit, 'WO carry the largest and most conanleto stook in Canada of slightly used or now parts and Auden:While teulement. Wo ship 0,3,0. anywhere in Canada. Salle. factory ur refund In full our motto, Shaw.* @Alto Salvage Part SUPPLY. esa-nat Xlagerla St, TOrontO, Ont, alemememerneemee efte.....*•••••••44 has now a contemparare in "Scout- ing," a similar paper publiehed by the Saskatchewan Provincial Council. Both are greatly appreciated by these for whom they are published and are already wielding a big influence in co-ordinating the work of the Boy Scout Movement throughout their re: apeetive previa:0es. • * Persons interested in the Weir Cubs the junior blanch of Scoutings-awill be glad to know that a new booklet deseribing their work Is DOW a2 -e11 - able from Provincial Scout Head- quarters, Moor and Sherbourne Sts., Toronto, upon application. Selling Young Trees. A boy in northeastern Ontario built up an original and profitable bustnesa by taking orders for shade trees. With digging tools, Inucheou, and Some fishing tackle or a gun, he would go to the woods along a creek two miles away, or to the rive.. There, while he hunted or fished, he kept tas eyes open for straight, well -shaped trees, from six to ten feet tall and sometimes taller, and when lie found good One% he dug them up carefully, hauled them into town and set them out for his customers. For every tree he receivied front one dollar to five dollars, according tu its size and kind. For rook maple, white flak and beech be charged a higher price than for tIty collected the erevfous year. soft maple or elm, because they were barder Meted. Soniettmes he tramped se— In skating, as in no other sport, miles to find a particular kind of tree, and wherever he went, he was always man has succeeding in linitating the anaenee condition that will not be corrected until the blood is built up. Such an auaemic condition' is so gradual in its approach and generally so lacking in acute pains that it is of- ten difficult to persuade the sufferer to do anything for it. But, 11 18 not a condition that corrects itselL If the blood is not enriched the trouble will inorease. The nerves will be under- nourished and neuralgic pains will fol- low. Digestive disturbances often. re- sult front thin blood, sleep is disturb- ed and a general breakdown may oc- CUT'. Mr, Wilsen Johnson, Nineveh, N,S., says: "A few years ago ear system NM in a badly run down condition, lvfy nerves seemed always on edge, and found myself so weak that I could hardly do any work. I suffered, from headaches and from pains in 'the back and under the shoulders, and was often so sleepless at night that 3., T. 1W. Anderson, of Saskatchewan, whp 50 Int° a f""t aa bthSine" when morning came I felt as tired as and you will say "Yes!" tn. one 01' to be careful with fire. When the when. I went to bed. I wei taking two groups at first there was opposf- SUM, -leaves the forest, last year's $ York City. Mr, Leonard invented this drum to relieve himself of dearness Minard's Liniment eelteves Distompre and head noises, and it does this so successfully that no one could tell he Penalty of Success. Have these forelgu born made good No man desires defeat; and yet When all the ballotiug is o'er, The lamer need no tenger fret; The winner hen to work still more. se 'Women are permitted to drive motar-boses in the streets of Tokio, japan. One of the most dangerous seasons In some parte or Central AfHca 14 Canadian cltizens? Head "The Edu- of the year in regard to forest fires is is a merk of respect to turn the back cation of the New Canadian," by Dr, now approaching and it behoves all upon ono's superior, medicine all the time, but it was do tag me no good. Then I read the testi menial of a man whose condition. had been similar to mine, and who strong 1y recommended Dr. Williams' Pink Piles. I decided to give this medicine a fair trial, and NVIZ8U I had taken six boxes I felt much better, continued taking the lees until I had taken six more boxes, and I can only say am glad I del so, its I am now enjoying the best of health, and I advise 0.11 men wee feel run down to give these pills a Dgoor. dvirtnrilaial,t;s, Pink Pills can be ob- tained from any dealer la medicine, or by mall at 50 cents a box or six boxes tor $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' elediclue Co., Brockville, Ont. tion to the learning- of English, par- eavea, grass and twigs are left as dry as tindee and a lighted match or titularly among the older pec,ple, but clgarette stub thrown dowu carelessly now it Is difficult to find sufficient ' teachers to meet the demands of the falls into material 81.8 inflammable as a barrel at shavings. After the spring schools. And it Is not oaly In the rains come on and the new graaa nnd sehoole where you find the foreign newfoliage starts the clanger is great - born. More than half the students at ly reduced. People do not realize the 'University of Manitoba are of that just at the close of winter, foreign parentage. You find children through which there Is scaroely any of the foreign born as leaders In the danger from fire in the woods, comes professions and in the Cabinet et at least one Provincial Government. Canada is after all only repeating on a larger scale the welcome to and the assimilation of the foreign born which has characterized the history Large Taking of Whitefish Eggs. The Dominion Fisheries Branch re- ports that upwards of 00,000,000 white- fish eggs have been placed in the Smoke Island hatchery, Lake Winne pegosis. These eggs were collected at the mouth of the Waterhen river, whicat carries the dieeharge of Lake 'Winnipegosis to Waterhen Lake, thence to Lake Manitoba, With Lake Winuipegosls treezng early la Novem- ber, the greatest difficulty was ex- perienced in securing the eggs, the tug and outfit, finding it necessary to winter at the egg-colleetfug camp. The collectien of 1920 is treble the qua • 3 1 CORNS 'Lift Right Off without Pain Magic! Drop a little "Freezono" ou an aching corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you nit it right off with fingers. Doesu't hurt a bit. on the most dangerous season. Care Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of fire -hazard. by all who go Into the woods at this "lereezoneet"wete,oeerrlylathhfaeerwtdoeeeseo,nrantnz,dssocufatfilllecuoisernenst: time means -a great reduction is the ler "9 zji° ° "The head of a child does not in - of the Mother Country. The Flemish crease in size after the seventh year," weavers and the Huguenots elm found refuge in England, are but a few of 8a75 mient'ist' the foreign born immigrants who help - What One of the Best Known ed to build up British Industry. Cana- da's chief industry Is agriculture, and Travellers in Canada Says. her agricultural prosperity Is due in "Now I am going to give you it,n no small degree to the thrifty and in- dustrieus new Canadians who have 1%6 itte.n,t Ado,f•egisdnf. Heretofore felted testimonial, as they MY In the- oorue to the wide acres of the West V"' e'ra'.1"8' P"ti"j1c4L,:l'itu;0ft°'1:c„,tai4fEll, from the over -crowded lands of Bur- reatammeinti;rit 19"1.1htiVembieleins and Mtev e wnt4ear ope, and whose children to -day are sturdy constitution, 88e 112 ItaiL jr„:0 lire. one day last proud to speak English and to sing ."The Maple Leaf Foreveres—A,B, Forest Experimental Station. The Dominion Government estab- lished about four years ago under the 1 Forestry Branch of the Department at 11)iffi the Interior, a forest experimental eta -1 tion at Petawawa, Ontario. This is -,11: on a part of the military reservation that Is not required at the present time for miliary purposes, The tract is admirably situated for the purpose, on the loakout for species that he flight of birds, especially of the birds as it is a territory from n•hich the ! could not lima in 110 ONVT1 tleighbOre that soar and float, like gulls" hawks timber has been cut in (Ole past fifty hoed. and vultuees. A good skater will oz' sixty years, and lie new forest is Ile always asked the owners of the move for hours without apparent ef- coming ou in various stages et growth laud on watch he found the trees for Sort, end with no violent motion of and different kinds of trees. The tract arms or legs. He progresses, as the resembles so much of the cut -over that the Permission to take them, and few him to take only certain kinds of bird does, by :constantly ;changing the lands in: Ontario and Quebec withheld it, Sometimes they asked trees, or trees from certain parts of equilibrium of his body. To perceive resuits of the experiments made in it the likeness and the beauty of it, will be applicable over a groat ex - of Montreal, 1 delo8p7t MaPeiA.teh.r°e.slulh In my legs anti, eourse, like a man who has never had anything wrong WI(IN him oh) siea y. 1 vomplained rather boisterously. The good little wife says: will rnb them with some MTh -neat 1 the woodlaud, Usually when he ot- fered M pay far the trees; the owners refused to tako anything, and he never had to pay more titan twenty-five cents for a tree. Often he WETS allow- ed to do some odd job in return for it. At filet the boy paid for the use of a team and wagon by working for the man who owned them; but when les father bought a motor track, he used it on Saturdaye. Ile usually planted Itls trees In the sprlug, ga the beat results. Ile tele dug and set out wild ferns, mosses, grasses ante plates, for which he reeelveti from ten to twenty -fly° 'cents apiece), Al lite suggestion, many people Wanted wild -flower beds, and he became so export in making trees grose that people often hired him to set out fruit trees, vines, shrubs, ber- ries and rare plants from nurseries. For that -.work he tamely received thirty -live cents an hour. When a. Park Me laid out near the square, Ito furnished tho (Nies, so' 00 911811018 and watch, a group,of skaters from a point iligh up in some lofty buildings where closed 'Windows shut out the sound of the steel on the ice, and the Only !repression comes through the eye, e ee, .0. For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, use AUME ENGUE for quick and sure rend. BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES Si.00 a tube ME UMW ?AIM 90.,970. teoetnent Avoca tor De. .113011 EIOTIrttlie Fl ELI SVES PA IN tont of Eastern Canada, The experi- ments cover too wide a range to be gone into in a brief mate, but, in a word, the remelt will be to show how quickly fetests ef different kinds of trees grow, 1111(1 how beat to handle a cut -over or burned -over forest area in order to get a crop of /dile, or spruee, Or birch, or any other desired tree ready:for the saw. Already valuable information has been secured end this will be increased as each year goes by and the effects of the different meth- ods of treatment become visible. . gasped Mrs.. Newlywed excitedly, on giving her first order to the buteher—"ple.ase send me a pound of steak and some—eome gravy!" Life is constantly weighing us in very seeeitive scales and tellina ever, one of us ereeisely what his real weight is to the last geain of cleat. --Lowell. Minard's Linlmant for Dandruff. . . 11st to humor _117,e11, In she, opmes w,Ith a bottle I;rtg" end ltetr' ay_ 31: em n few minutes after, and yen can toll r;1;.rritIn JOHN'S, Montreal, America's Pioneer Dog Remedies Book on DOG DISEASES and How to reed Mailed Tyree to any Ad- dress by the author, E. 0182 cloves Co., tea 123 West alst Street New 'York, U.S.A. Cubic= Soap Shampoos Best For Children If you Wish them to, have thick, healthy hair through life shampoo regularly with Cuticura Soap and hot •water. Before shampooing touch spots of dandruff and itching if any, with Cuticura Ointment. A clean, healthy scalp usually means good hair. 5orn25c. Oionsentninallitie, Tale88224. Sold throughouttheDominion ConadianDepon trams. Limited, 34132 Nu/ 52, W, Montrerl, EalreeCuticura Son,083,009betUfre ASPIRIN - OUCH! NOTHER "Bayer" only is Genuine Warning! 'rake DO chancee with substeatee for genuine elleeer Tablets of 41spirin," Unless you see the name "Bayer" on package or on tablets poit are not getting Aspirin at 119 eyery Bayer peckage are directions for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia., 51h- 111 511501, haritelte, Toothache, Lumbago Reedy tin beim et and tor Pain. twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug- gists alao sell larger packages. Made in Canada. Aspirin le the trade mark (registered in Canada), at Uayer DURUM tit vo of mono aoaties 0,21915980 or Salicyli cad& RHEUMATIC TWINE Get busy and relteve those pains with that handy bottle of Sloan's Liniment IIAT Sloan's does;it dam thor- oughly—fend/eft without rub- bing to the afflicted part and promptly relieves most 1(11149 09 exter- nal pains and aches. You'll find it clean and non -skin -staining, reeka handy for sciatica, lumbago, neuralgia, 0;er-en0ried rausFies, stiff ioints, luck - acne, pains, bruises, (steams, e,praina, bad weather after-effects. For 39 years Sloan's Liniment 1155 theusen4e the world,ever. Yoe la/ a}10 are' itea'aleeagi eon a elle preattce restate. t".! dru gists -35e,, 70c, 30.40, 4 e Lthhne ISSUE. No, 14-9208,.