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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1921-9-29, Page 7LE SECRET OF THE 1 .�; SAHARA DESER `1C'HRILLING JOURNEY IN 1'i) THE UNKNOWN. Mrs. Rosita Forbes Tells an Amazing Story of Courage and Adventure, Deep in the desert of Sahara, in At- rlaa, lies ICufara, the secret strong• held of the Senussi, an Arab brother - heed wbe live an ascetic life its remote oasis. 'Until lately only one expedition had succeeded In penetrating to this hid. den spot, but now a new route hail been harked on the map byre brave explorer, Mrs. Rosita Forbes, an Eng- lisp woMan, who, in her book, "Tile Secret of the Setae,: ICufara," tells amazing stories of courage, adventure and audacity. It was' towards the end of 1920 that Mrs. Forbes started from Benghazi, the Mediterranean end of au old cars. van route across the African deport, on her journey into the unknown. She was accompanied by an Egyptian, Alt - mod Bey Ilaseaneln, of whom Mrs. Forbes says; "When he first consent- ed to accompany me into the Lyblan des'ot't'ho assured me that he came for a rest cure. Later on ho assumed so many qualities that it was difficult to keep count. He was a chaperon when elderly shoikes demanded my hand in marriage, a fanatic of the moat bitter type when it was necessary to impress the local mind, my Imam when we prayed in public, and a child when he lost his only pair of primrose Yellow siipPeria" A Murder Pot. Starting from Benghazi was sim- plicity itself when compared to the getting away from the first stopping place, Jedabia. A plat to murder Mrs. Forbes by fanatics, who objected to her expedition on religious grounds, was discovered just in time. At last, however, the expedition was fairly started. "Mrs. Forbes had disappear- ed into space, and in 'her place was'a Mohammedan wonrtn called Iiitadlja, travelling with a kinsman, an L pyp- tion Bey, son of .3heikh-el-Azar. She wore Bedouin clothes, followed their customs, prayed to their. God, lived their life." it is impassible to give any idea of the hardships endured by the cour- ageous little party on the wayto Ku - fare. The description of Now Year's Day in the desert gives cue an idea, however. "New Year's Day dawned gloomily. We hal two half-breeds for the camels lend barely enough water for two daye at leas than a pint a day Per person, "It was a terrible walk, Everyone know that, t ur :rely speaking, they were gciag to die of thirst In a day or two. Nearly everyone had blistered feet e and no rn:e had enough to eat. yet everyoue laughed. The hot midday hours dragged along intolerably slow- ly. I did not feel very thirsty myself, but we had all drunk so little lately that ourRictus ha d became e CxtraaT,dinarily thy an 1 (sell n c ed. Our Bps endum g a were cracked and sore." Cities of the Dead. And then at last they cause to water, "I remember tottering down a hollow and seeing scmo nude Meets figures scooping up sand, and then a silent little group crouching pitifully on the edge of the freshly -dug pit that meant life or death. The water came very slowly, but It came.". I Armed with a personal letter of re• commendation from His Beatitude Sayed Mohammed Idris, Mrs. Forbes was received more. or less politely by the Bedouin tribes on tho way, and very graciously by the Emir's repre- sentatives at Kufara, The "towns" of Kufara are strange, secret places: "The whole life of an Arab town goes on within the high, impenetrable walls. Other vise they are cities of the dead• I doubt it wo saw a dozen figures In,the streets at Jel, yet it has a population of seven hundred. The women never set foot' outside their houses, It must be extraordinary life within a few square walls. I have never been in any East- ern town where life was so reserved and aloof. Presumably the then gos- sip, but if they do so tlhey do it in. each other's houses, for one never sees a group in the streets." Mrs. Forbes tells how some of the happiest weeks al her life were spent in Syria . as the guest of an Arlie Prince, whose kindness was wonderful and only equalled by that of a Sheriff of Islam, in Jedabfn, "We asked Sayed Bide, If we' could send him anything from Cairo, our thoughts running to a Jewel or a gold inlaid rifle. n. asked for a green parrot raid some granite phone records. "You see," he said, "my life is reth- er lonely; Itis not wise that I go out and show myself very latch to our people. Our family is holy and we must live a secluded Ilse, Wo may not see dancing or hear singing, Our people would not understand, but sometimes when I am alone late at night I ,play the gramophone, for I Love music very much," In Lybia, smoking, drinking, and dancing are forbidden by Senussl law, At a banquet given to Sirs. Forbes by the Governor of the Bowies], there were scores of poached eggs on sliver plates and fifteen vegetables noose theAdlbiee-petPShi cleto•say noth!ng•of twelve dishes of lamb cooked in die: forontways, and bowie of curdled Milk HEALTH EDUCATION BY DR, J, J. MIDDLETON Provinclnl hoard of Health, Ontario Dr. Mlddletou will be glad to fowler questions bn Pula- health tire Mrs Brough tele column, Address blas ut the Parliament tildes, Termite, One of the eoniononeet causes of death amen; young adults twenty-five years ago wee( typhoid fever. Tiventy- five years age It was common for medical students during their hospital experience to see at least two or three wards alwuye filled in the spring and fall Menthe with typhoid patients, To- day there is only one or two cases of typhoid in the Toronto General Hospi- tal, and on enquiring it was learned that there are only a few saah pa- tients at any tante of the year, except in particular eases. These "particular" cases are the result of neglect of the very preoautions that lave practically wiped epidemic typhoid off the map. e In the great majority of cases of typhoid fever, the disease is trans- mitted by water. This is the com- mon avenue of defection and if we t take flies into cen.eideration too, the 'whole problem of typhoid transmission an will be piaetically solved as far as the t general public are concerned. p It is very important to notice that t there is an increase in the prevalence r of typhoid or enteric fever •during the stammer and fall of each year, . This e disease is often spoken; of as "van- t tion typhoid" and at least twenty-five 3 per cent, of these oases occur among a people who r P Pia t o a 0 either on .their vacs - ' the Board that the province will Le Ittalt ata free as po..::bio from .all pre- venlabie outbreaks of f1iseele, Leb. craiory wotlicrs in every eivliizetl eountry rro' earryltue en re •eareltes in thin great battle agelnst disesee germ.. Bo manly avenues are open for the c+"slributirn•Ond spread of dlseti'es that it is difficult even with our ilro. gressive let;irlalion- to prevent out- breaks, although eve take energetic v moaveres to eantrol nisi stamp out many wiaye. Sonoilinic't a disease is suoli outbreaks. communicable from one human being Jf-Au d L 4''V'X Codfish .•Qt,f�b! M•i'f,' 'Tagged, to another,' sometimes they 'are even •Tile United Status Fisheries Bureau men, l-'angcable between animals and le catching ocdfish and releaslug them ]nen, and men and animals, with numbered alaulinuu tags.attech. It is cniy by realising ,11'M serious ed o" tit lr tails tit object in + Mild of, the disea's:s are -and how t e 1 e clay r view be easily they can be spread all over a ug to stain some lotto deffeto itnaw!edge eodrntunity, that, each one of us can sheat their y gratlons and the late do our little part to st'a.mp them out at which they grow. When a tagged or prevent them gaining headway. codfish is caught again anywhere the Let us twice a eominon disease tag t man will be expected to send the typhoid fever, and yet ,a very serious bureau'sag o Washington h toi one cot two stations with a mentararidullt one, Nobody wants to take this dis- stating the locality, ete. Then •tlte ease, and certainly no right- thinking number can be looked up. and it will person would aunt to see others take be kIIO'v'n how fat' and In what gree- t. But very. often the disease is tion the fish' has meanwhile travelled. spread about by thoughtless persons Also how much it has gained la slue without the slightest idea. of the berm and weight during the interval, they are doing. A family in the coon- The North Atlantic Ocean is after ry may perhaps not have a.vely sani- all only a large pond, In places there tary latrine or privy at their house, are shallows called "banks"—as, for d flies may get contaminated and instance, off the coast of New•found- hen find their way to' food. The and --where; because the water Is not rivy contents may contain germs of very deep, tho bottom is rich in noel. yphoid fever, probably from a "car- inseam rruetaeean and ;titer forms of ter," viz, a 'person who while not marine life, Fishes flock to these. -•stewing any active symptoms of dis- banks to feed and there the fishermen ase, learbora a particular germ in gather great harvests. But the fishing 'heir system and can thereby trans- ,may be overdone: On this account mit the disease to others, usually by the halibut have almost disappeared contamination of drinking water, Or from certain banks and fears are en - y direct contact. tertained for the maintenance of the There may be sickness in the fano• codtillz supply. Hence itis that dur- y, some one having fever and net;- ins the last few years the U.S. Fsher- ecting to .call a doctor to have a ies Bureau has beau batching codfish roper diagnosis made and to have eggs by the hundreds of millions and to patient removed to hospital. The; planting the young "fry." arson actin;' as nurse m'ay get con-, How much goad this has done no- minated by actually touching the pa-' body knows, But it is manifest that ent or the bedclothes, and then coni- in trying to help the preservation of g do contact with food. Noone whet any species al fiat every bit of infer - as any symptoms of communicable! oration that can be ga'aed regarding sease or who is nursing a patient! its life •history is of value. Whence ith communicable disease should the usefulness of tagging the codfish, ave anything to do with the prepare -f -- en or cooking of food: Again, a) " hi1d may be taken home from an s'alaticn hospdtal, ,after having load 1V IOLA arlet fever. Its nose and throat m0Y1 When the baby is 111; when lie cries clean et the time of leaving the; a great deal and no amount of attest -I spital, but, a day or two later, nese tion or petting'mattes him happy, throat discharges nmy reappoar.i Baby's Own Tablets should be given hese discharges' are very infectious,) g d yet mothers sometimes neglect to; him without delay, The Tablets are a nem but thorough laxative which re-! ;'uta the child, and others in the; gulat° the bowels and sweeten the I fa, or ne ghboring families con-' stomach and thus drive out constl a act the di:eeee, ' tion and indigestion; break up colds 1 Anc.•ther serious malady, typhus end simple fevers and'ntitke,teething 1 ver, may break out on aecoul'r 'at ,use, Concerning. them Mrs. Desire 'somal uncleanliness, the louse being Theberge, Trois Pistols, Que., writes: t o medium through which the germ '"i am well satisfied with my nse of typhus is tranemitte3. Perscnal as Baby's Own Tablets, I have found 11 as general cleanliness is there- them of great benefit to my baby when n •e conclusive to good health. ho was suffering frotn constipation g Mosquito nets should be provided in and I can strongly' recce: mead them ' d e mosquito season, not only a3 a to ether mothers." The Tablets aro i oteotion from these irritating pests, sold by all medicine dealers or by ° t on account of them sometimes mall at 21 cents a box from The Dr. b smittillg the germs of malaria. Williams' Medicine Co.. Brockville, Sieben infectious disease deer break Ont, t in a house the residents sometimel oh to •having the house placarded, Few Centenarians, hough bythis -means nth gors who may - Of a teremend er- n• .D J only P 1 one k th 'r , a } o the disease c- are deterred erred from reaches the age of one hundred years, tering, t ' Similarly there are mangy Y 3 while may one couple y e in eleven the ns- o Ie who ab'ec to P t p 1 t he quarantined, and live to celebrate their diamond acecunt of personal inconvenience, wedding. • hough by having been in contract ith a person suffering from infe; MONEY ORDERS. tis disease they are liable to spread When ordering goods by mail send over the whale Community. a Dominion Express Money Order, tion or have just returned. This is particularly true where the ho'!id:ays tI have just been spent in the mountain:, 1 or at a Sake resort 'hero no proper el sanitary precautions erre taken. The tl water and milk supply are the chief p eourees of'infeetion at summer resorts, to but foods contaminated by fifes or by handling, raw vegetables washed in in infected water or taken from fields h. fertilized with night -soil,. oysters and di various forms of shell -fish front MY- w age polluted netters, and. bathing in h infected streams, also cause typhai.I to infection, The drinking water supply (: is viten rontemrltated by the, privy i ;ententes leaking through porous ail se or through cracks and fissures. For be this reason the greatest care should ho be taken to keep the privy or latrine or as far as passible from the weld or T pump where the drinking water is ob- an twine -1. If there is the slightest sus- is picien that infection may get into f the water, the water should be boiled Iia and etoreJ for use. Since an increase in the number of fe cases of typhoid occur in the summer pet and fall, it is in spring that preventive th measurer should be taken. The surest .of noshed of protecting the individual See against avoidable infeelion with ty- fol revel fever is by inoculation with ty- phoid v'aocine. This is attended with' eh very tattle inconvenience and coo- I+1 prises the injection under the skin of he deed bac-terra on two occ..asions a week trap or tin days arert. The dangers of such inoculation is practically nil and ou yet the splendid remits obtained by o simple an 1 s ., p e procedvre .are in e•doace alt vherover 11' has 'been tried and a ,artiCn-: r to tarty i the a where a so it army wl c r Bv.:r .hod• Y Y everybody en i required t s e ted o be vaccinated. q People should not depend on tine- on cination alone without taking all nee- nit esaary precautions to avoid the dis- \v' ease. For this reason it is essential tie, A POPULAR TONIC ne That lynriches the Blood and fltrongthens the Nerves Propor food, frceb .air end a g Male ;tell hoop hest people in g health. Iiurriei meals, indoot' e linemen! in badly vottti'tateJ roe and lick of t•x.omc'se 'eali500 ana010 In this et:miltion I)r. Wl11lam ' P Pills are a popular tonic, They c thin na habit terming drugs, az.ol ways havea beeeilolal effect throu elu'teiiin, the bloat isucl streugtiten the nerve,. iter growing gine. v become titin and pole, for polo, ti W011101) uud for eel people who fail etrengtli, Di', Willianon' Ptak Pills an Ideal tonic, Their benefit in an talc cobdltlons is shown by the c of Hiss Luoy A. Steeves, Hillsbo N.13,, wee says; "Leo" '•pring 1 was poor health, and completely run do I had severe 1leadaeltes, the least erttatt would cause my heart to pal tate violently, my appetite wars pe and at Goes I had fainting sect This went on for some months, and though I was taking medicine, I s, r' cd to be growing weaker, ani the le exertion would leave me wore out Then on the advice of a friend, KM HERE &THERE cod cod on- •' • Got His Wish, res ; Mrs. hiagurt—'"i canto acme one of 15.1 Your old letters to -day, George, where ink you seta that you would rattles' be in on-' maim! torment with me than in. Wee al. • by •yourself'.° grit! Air, Magun•--•"Wol1, tuY dear, I got Ittg - Iny wish,' 1!0; led'' The Boy Scored. In The eolt'iurer was producing eggs. aro from n top -hat. He addressed a boy ae- iu the trout. row. asel "Your mother can't get eggs with- 1'0, out herts, can sitee" he resited in 1 "Oh, yes," said the: bey. n, i "How's 11101?" asked the conjurer. eft-, "!She keeps ducks," answered the p1' boy. or, l 13. ! Why They Quarrelled. al -1 The lady of the 11: use ushered the m• new code into the dining t•oem and be- ast t gau the usual Interrogacicnt. "Ana naw, teff me," she asked, "why I. did you leave your last puree?" "Oh, tnuzu. it was- sonlethinic haw- flit. 1 couldn't step there on no ac- ccnnt, The alaeter and udssuc, used . to quarrel like cat and dog." "Hct ,cad!" said tit• ituluisltnr. "No. w01•:ler ycu could.11 t emir and what ' did they quarrel ahem?" changed the treatment to Dr, Wililams' Pine Pills. and I have great cause to be thankful that I slid 010, 1., they 1,'We made a wonderful improvement fit uty condition, I cart now work without fatigue, go upstairs without becoming heatliiesa, and have gabled in weight. I thiztk these 1111 etre an ileal Sue Cine in eases 1.,(e mine." Y°u iftn get 1)i'. W1ili;tms' Piuk P: from an; medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents a box or six Ie. es for 92,50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co,, Brockville, Ont. What Boy Scouts Are Doing • ••it'ell, mostly." replied the dume:- lb.. -tn.` way the dinner .:a, enaiu:l," Pleased to Meet Her. • A latni'ter tole the :sores of a strip. ping fellow who brought hie demure }•call^ bride to the manse for ntatri. menial nisl pore;:•ti'.. According to my custom," said the • , naiaioter, "1 turned to the hlidegroatn at a certain part of the ceremony and said, 'Jelin, this is your lawfully -wed- • ded wife.' "In the exeitennnt of the occasion, i John turned in the direction of his newly -acquired partner and stammer. ' ed, "1'm pleased to meet ycu.' " A Serious Question. Little Douglas had been told that he must always wait patiently until he was served at meals, and not cry across the table or help himself, Two thousand, two hundred Bay Scouts from thirty-five different On tart° towns and cities participated in this year's Prcvinelal Seem (tally at Toronto Exhibition. A veritable cloud burst broke over the Exhibition grounds at the very hour the assembled Scouts were to mareb past Provincial Commie„toner W. K. Garage, but that did not deter the boys from carrying,+ thrcuglt their aunounce:I programme. It did'delay them an hour --they could, not be blamed f'tr that—and it very . materially reduced the number o their speetatcrs, bat otherwise every thing passed off es arranged. Ove ive hundred of rite eight hundred an fifty out-of-town Scouts were accon te dated during their stay in Toront u e. special Boy Scout model camp N hich was one of the big features hie year's Fair. * * a e His Excellency Lord Byng, Canada' ew Governor-General, has just bee azetted as the "Chief Scout for Ca a,” succeeding to this office upon th of His Excellency, the Link f Devonshire. And Lord 13yng wit e no "figurehead" chief. In En:,lan he has been an active Scoutmaster of a troop of boys in his own town. lmtte #t ORE>'<9iAN WHITE I BACK ONJOB FEELS LIKE' ENTIRELY DIFFER I[" PERM , t•� Had tS4,fkered Comvlete ]reale" down—Tooke — Teniae Restored Heath, He Says.. t "I want to give re lltdtter Wary of my cane Suet to let the piddle Itnow whut Taulac has really don+ -tor weer I acid Bdward Vlthite. 27 Ctsroline'SI., , South klamlitoty Ont,, a fereurala Yor the. Dominion Steel mminitty: "Several years ago "'suffered" a eons- nlet0 breakdown and It was only; when I got Taniae that 1 recovered! my health. We were making engines and were anatous to tarn out as mane' 08 possible, so lots of time I worked night and day. '"Well, tete Orally got the best of MO and 1 just had t0 go t0 bed' and stay there far a number of days- This left me in sueh a bad condition that I had no appetite at attend was so weak that when I walked around I would fust stagger. 1 tried treatments and all kinder of medicine, but failed toy get any better and I began to think noth- ing would help not "However, Tanta; lias built Inc' up so in every way until I feel like an en- tirely different person nolo. My ap- petite It fine and I eatlrearty at every meal. Wiry, I've gained eleven pounds in weight end am back on the job every fright working as goad as ever." Terrier is sold by leading druggists everywhere. Adv. Sea -wafer contains certain ingredi- ente, Much as compounds of iodine, which make it useful as an internal medicine in certain illnesses. Liverpool is now stated to be the sootiest place in England, Hull and New•eastle-on-Tyne being second and third. Ask for Minard's and take no other. Expr-rience is always teaching, and those who are no better are those'who think they know better. fi One day, whiles dining at neigh -F bot'. with ]tis tncther, the little fellow Classimed Advertisements:. ✓ Was accidentally evemleaked. 1 rinelL:SENTATIYs:B WANTED' To d t Fie was very ]tn'iCtrt f(tr a time, blit sell 1)resswoll hand taunted .lothce Tor Man. I.ig groats. No Invest- ). at last rte multi hear the strain 1lo mens, •State experience and send refer- o- lunger. The ,sight of everyone feed enres with application, Nar ib American Ing but himself wit:, tea much for the 'rnnnrs, Ltd., 166• .laetaide St: \v., 'Pc • - 1 renin, OnL of ; hungry ('hind. ! 7' So ed:11•—YOUNG- I.ADII; i pia Leantngt tierce to Ida mother, he I go5d eatti:Tan to trubi us nitrsea. said, in a ,and whisper: � Amer \Yetlundra Hospttat, SL Q,1•that•- s, "Mother, du etre: boyo who starve • hues, (Mt' n' to death go to heave::?” Cana i Unhappiness .iness Is ~.leen an illness. n' he, pl' cure for which n:,,', he found in vest; 1 • 'or a change. d Itural Route No. 1, Slaseoucate, Que. mitts --t lLel titut 1 hould Le. doing a; ' ter- rt. x , tt•ta • 1 hut," t.;ud aur tumors to an my; le -ad for year 1 hard them rut off by; ,. surgeon about fifteen years seed hull they tb rt« S 1 t a.tt ill about g k t tt tithe. , tt 1 has one as tt,targe anti sett ter ince e a l t. I a htdt'e: thimble. n the sere Sncr. t where t r h e n batt h ul be ut • vl t t tt and It tt et 17 o tv t is 1 i n g a ,, t l,,uxsfng in ituhlh• 1 that it was n Sun+taut 1 re'ot• 'Pottle the a•tt,et three menti „0' 1 rota bootie; Of your liniment for .mother purpose, and new, rtt the label el 0,tou 100 tumors., Well i what 11 and kept it for exao,ly two months. with Mir resins that it has; ntiroic removed all trace of the tumor, 1 and ...ore It not that they had Leen out iditeen > •:u•0 ago, n„ to;irk venula be 00503. 1 have m,t Leen uslted for this testtmon- iial. and ynv can us It •ts l-ov see at. 1814143,'1) lahts'1t and P.S,—I 10ni a reenter and intend tisie-• MWard's latniment on tt mare for a „tt•ained tendon. and am hoping for same '50115. From C. R, to see that the water supply is pure, it that the milk is clean, that flies ere suppressed, that no refuse is left ex- posed, and that no persons who might be `carriers' come in any way into contact with the preparation of food. General cleanliness in the home- and attention to personal hygiene also pro - vent the spread of typhoid. But remember to get vaceinated nt the earliest possible moment and make assurance of not catching the disease, doubly sure. Disease germs oan be distributed in I gh 111 motives that people neglect to use there health! Perfect Confidence. safeguards. It is simply that they do ,Tc•aes—"Heaven bless him! He not know enough about the prevention showed confidence in me when the or curtailment of diseases, clouds were dark and threatening." Of course there are many ways that Robinson—"In what way?" grains are transmitted, which cannot Jones—"Flo lent me an umbrella." be prevented by individuals. Two of these ways are 'by infected water and Mlnard's Liniment Lumberman's Friend infected food. In Ontario tate Pro- vincial Beard of Health has officials Britain's Mystery Monument. continually on the Lookout for infer- The most perplexing monument in the world is the great circle of mighty stones whish we call Stonehenge. No one can say haw they were placed in position, or by whom the work was done. All we know is that the builders were early inhabitants of this country and that Stonehenge was a ternede. The fact that it was a temple has en- abled un to find the date when it.was built. These early men were sun worship- tion in fold amd water, and it is by co-operation between the people and Do you know what constitutes a strong constitution? To have sound, healthy nerves, completely under control, digestive organs that are capable of absorbing a hearty meal, means you have a strong constitution! Your general attitude is one of optimism and energy. But an irritable disposition, frequent attacks of indigestion, and a languid depression, indicate your system is not in correct working order. Probably you are not eating the proper food, Probably the ntttritious elements are not being supplied to your system in tho proper way. Gitape'.Nuts is the wholesome, delicious cereal that promotes: normal digestion, absorption and elimi- nation, whereby nourishment is accomplished with- out auto -intoxication. A mixture of energy -giving wheat and malted barley comprise the chief elements of Grape -Nuts. A dish at breakfast or lunch is an excellent, wholesome rutin to follow. You can order Grape -Nuts at any and every hotel, restaurant, and lunch room; on dining cars, on lake boats and steamers; in every good grocery, large and small, in emery city, town or village in Canada. Grape-Nuts—the od. it � Builder ttTiltyre'di a Reason" .d • The itis ,.rd s 1 iniattnt 1 culla ✓ wrong if I t gl t i t write 11u•1 Was Commissioner of 11f3 County, ami still more recently has been a mem ber of t e the 1 terLi Headquarter ml Council of theBoy n Scants Association Y He also wears 1 t is tie "Silver Wolf"— the highest decoration in Scenting-- "Aud 1 earneii it too;" he said to . Canadian Scout official the other day In reference to it. 137 this he mean ft was not an honorary decoration, but one which. be earned just the way an ordinary Scout would earn it. * * * o Reports of over One hundred Boy Scout camps held in different parts of the province during the past sum- mer have already beau received at Provincial Headquarters, these camps caring for some five thousand boys. Out of Toronto alone there were 1-,rty- six camps attended by seventeen hun- dred Scouts. Although these camps ran full programmes of swimming, boating, water work, canoe trips and long, hard hikes, not u single serious Accident marred the happiness of any cue of them—a splendid testimony to 1 the eli'eotiveness of the Boy Scout Scheme of directed recreation. And besides all the games, and fun. and en-'• tertatnment, the boys found time to qualify themselves for hundreds of Boy Scout bridges and awards. eIon. Manning Doherty, Minister of riculture, and FIon. Dr. A. S. Grant, Mister of•Eduration, participated in 1 interesting Boy Scout lunetia l re- ntly at Cochrane, in the course of address to n crowd of 3,000 eettiers 1 Unwed from all over the scattered orthland, hir. Doherty referred to all 1 e assets of the new country. "But etre is ono essential asset, and it is e greatest area of an couturiere of� disiritts and of all industries. That the boy the rlssng generative, t tern are many organizations to help e bcy and which help his parents I help him, but the best is the Boy G tilts, 1 nm very glad to see you! aVC the Boy Scouts in the teeth andl m particularly proud to be in a posl- n to ask the Icon. Dr, Grant, Minis -i of 1)ductition, to present the colors the 1st Cochrane 1'rooin' Dr.I out then handed the now cubit's over the Troop, after whirls the whole rty left the platform, d F * * he early Fall is the very beet time 1 the year for the fortuatiou of now 3' Scout (mope, b'ull iuforliatiou ar(ling Scouting, and with. name* i 'retractive to eogaatzatiau work.I y 11e Mei tltl00 A11111lcatinn to the 1c1 Depart nlenr,,.l3oy Scouts As,loeta- n, flips,' 141,1 Sherbourne Streets, I 1Clite, 1 Pers, and they laid out their temple Leg so that at sunrise oil Mid -summer Day i Ai the rays of the sun, shone directly Mei al on the great altar in the midst of the ce circle. As the earth does not spin an quite truly on its axts, but wobbles ge slightly, like a top that is nearly run N dorm, the position of the sun at Mid- th summer is always changing silglltly. th The rising quit a toes not now shine ` tit straight nu the hlglt altar an June '21st. ! a❑ We know the rate of the earth's web- is Me, end we Call t0100811re tile. difference 1 ee between the present line cf the sun's , ill rays and the old one, This enables to ns to calculate that Stonehenge trust Se have been built about the year 1000 h ISC., or three thousand eight tutndred I a years ago. tic ter Wisps of 'Wisdom. to Men are known by the company they tiro keep away from. to A pratnise should be given with eau- 111 tion and kept with care. You cannot build a reputation on the T things you fire going 10 °do, of It 700 have to minute to spare, don't flu worry a man who littst'l, 1•og Tenth is elastic, bub deb's sti'ett'll it lar u Ilaaa you want It to try back and drift sting ynu. Pie Pendent persons are Into pins• --than' 110 treads prevent them triton going toe far. '1'0 .rmerlos'e pioneer Dog Remedies nook en DCC DISEASES and Dow to Peed Mailed Free to nny Ad- dress LGove0 ,Author. the Q1��ayplr Deg, 119'4Lveat slst Street New York, U.S.A. COARSE SALT LAND SALT Bulk Carlota TORONTO SALT WORK' 0 4. GUFF a TORONTO w - ASP RIN Only "Bayer" is Genuine Y Warning! Unless you see the name "Bayer" on package or on tablets you arc not getting -Aspirin at all. Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer back - ago for Colds, eleadacb.e, Neuralgia, ith"tun tlsm, Earache, Toothache,. T,tuttbago and for Pain. Then you will be follewtng the directions and dosage woritetl cut by physicians during teven- tyroie years and proved Safe by roil- tions. Handy tin boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of Aspirin cast few! (rules. Druggists else soil laa•gar pack- I ego. Made in Canada, Aopirin is t11e! trade mare (registered in Canetlel, of 1103 et Mouiol2toto'm or Moiloseeticaehl- ester of Salieylicaeld, ";5...(@.J TICU A. PREVENTS E IWN 1W If your scalp is faibsttedi, mail your hair dry and dell ag eu_ttitn limeleals, try this treatment: Touch spots of dandruff and itcts!asgwitleCeticura Ointment and tiolbre, witlr hot shampoo of Coda= Sergi Alase. Iutely nothing better. Soaa21,,, ai tmaot25, o1 Taken ran SOLI thtoughoutthenotninrvee. CanadionDepot: 336 9L aea ?ant Sy W., 0Roet. licurm So„pwt,m� wathom5n.ua. ABLE TO DO HER WORK After Long Suffering Mrs. Peasey Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkllam's Vegetable Compound Toronto, Ont.—"1 suifered wide irregular periods. was weak and run down, could not eat and had headaches. The worst symptotrtg were dragging down pains, so bad 1 sometimes I would seemed to be entotttering, a was �,.. in this condition. for two or three yeara and could not seem to work. 1 tried all kinds., of medicines and had been treated by physicians but received no benefit. I fotind one of your booklets and felt inclined to try Lydia E. Pinkdu;tn'e Vegetable Compound. 1 received the best results from it and now 1 keep house atad go out to work and am Itkctp a hew woman. I have eoocomtnended your Vegetable Compound to my friends and if these facts will help some poor woman use them as you please. '—Mrs. J. I+! Paeissr, 8137 King ,St., Toronto, Ontane, If you are one of these women de not suffer for four or five years as Mrs. Nosey did, but profit by her experience and be restored to health, ISSUE No. •,`t; `21«