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The Brussels Post, 1916-12-14, Page 7YOUNG FOLKS Faulty Nutrition and 1 They have left in most crises cone-! Elimination " fortable homes and a comfortable way these aro o'f living, and of their own choice the Clause of the most of the taken a fairly considerable chance of ailments that ern bei fbded. ng killed and certainly a great risk ' t ooing woun human Three Mackinaw Crows, One day Old Maeltinaw, on the shores of the big blue water, three black crows found a fish. "Cal"Y, caw, caw!" said the first; crow. "Caw, Caw, caw!" said the second crow. "Caw caw, caw!" said the third Brow. It was not so much what they said as the cross way a inwhich the spoke and their impolite manner thin ade all the little birds in the tall pine trees go flying away fast. The three black crows were old friends, and yet they would not divide the fish they had found, share and share alike. 1 "The first crow was hungry, and he wished every scrap of that fish for his! own dinner! "Caw, caw, caw!" The second crow was hungry, and. he wished to eat every speck of that fish himself for his dinner! "Caw, caw, caw!" The third crow wits hungry, and ,he wished'' to eat every scrap and speck and morsel of that fish for his own dinner! "Caw, caw, caw!" Along came a big white gull sail- ing through the air, and the big white gull heard the three crows quarrel- ing about the one fish. The white gull had two wonderful eyes. Fromi away up in the blue-sky he saw that fish, and be thought of his hungry children in their nest, wailing for dinuer. beings. Too much indiges- The hospital nurses speak of the tible food and lack of power young wounded heroes as among the best patients Choy have had to treat, to throw off the poisons for they are so merry and have so that Come from indigestion! little of the atmosphere of the war —these lead to a long line theytwere litPerhjnclinedcivilian refleclife of distressing disorders. ,seriously on the grave issues with t Avoid them by eating '.which the Empire has ben confronted Shredded Wheat Biscuit-- for twenty-six months, but while they have been at .the war they have had a simple, elemental food that both the opportunity and the cause Contains all the body -build- for thinking. They went to the Som -1 ing material in the whole me boys; they have emerged men. wheat grain, including the HOUSES FOR SOLDIERS. bran coat which keeps the What the C.P.R. Is Doing for Re - intestinal tract healthy and turned Heroes. ' clean. Delicious for any f The houses which the C.P.R. is meal in combination with building in the west for the returned sliced peaches or other fruits. soldiers will eost them about $1,000 Made in Canada each, with out -offices. They will con- sist of four rooms each—two bed- rooms, dining room and kitchen. Each Yfarm will consist of 100 acres and ��� 18 there will be 80 additional acres which IN may be availeed of in the course of THE GREAT WAR time, and as the settler concludes that WAR he can work it. The C.P.R. has sev- eral designs for hones which will be — submitted to the intending settlers. WENT IN AS BOYS AND EMERG- These offer a variety of design to suit ED AS MEN. different tastes and different pockets, it may be said. The settler can chooses a house which will cost him $2,000 but the payments will be made ex - he Young Iieroes Are Fearless In ceedingly easy. In all there are prob-, Face of Danger on the ably 8,000,000 acres of land held by I speculators in the West; but, apart; Battlefield. from that, there are literally hun-' Young heroes of the Somme who dreds of millions of acres of cultivable ave yet to celebrate their nineteenth closland to lying idleiover. the West—not rthday are finding their way back land to the many of course, butf good to England, says Lloyd's Weekly land which man havehlonged far se News. Some of them are in London ardently that they have sat on tbe' to -day. The were so eager toget to stepshof the land office all night to be Y g the first in the morning to get their the war that they gave their age application in, The C.P.R. is going wrongly• The white gull said nothing, but down and down and clown he circled, corning nearer and nearer to the shores of the big blue water; and when the quarreling was the loudest, then down he swooped, under the very bills h of the three black crows, and car- bi ried away the fish for his hungry chil- dren to eat for dinner. "Caw!" grhmbled the first crow. "Caw!" grumbled the second crow. "Caw!" grumbled the third crow. Then they flapped their wings and LL and rueolva highest meth primal. W send mon y the mune dy the me n are rneelved. Charge no cornmleel n and 3307411 hargea, 170 have Pali outi m11)10ne of dollen, t0 thou. sande 0t trap/wee In Oane a 1Nto 803,0 'le 9 l rcto Us beeittlue they knot theyg,teneuaro deal, and ropelve mom money foe their lord. 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It is easier and cleaner to use than mussy plasters or ointments, acts qulekly and does not clog tho woe, It does s not stain the skin. You don't need to rub—ii pene• lratos. Certainly line for rheumatism, stiff neck, sciatica, lame back, toothache, eta. For sprains, strains, Sruises, black and blue spots, Sloan's Liniment re- duces the pain and eases the soreness. Its use is so universal that you'll consider Sloan's Liniment a friend of the whole family, Your druggist sells it in 25c., 50c, and $1,00 bottles. CHRISTMAS MESSAGE The Hospitaller Sick Chiiiiren l'ghts or fireballs, and then begin shelling them. They use fireballs now altogether for this purpose, The fireball is a sort of immense firework. When it bursts it turns into a glaring ball of COLLEGE ST., TORONTO.blue fire which hangs in the air throwing a brilliant light about the Thanks for the privilege of appeal -German gunners to get the exact Dear Mr. 1]ditor;— groundbeneath it, and enabling the ing through your columns on te.half of the Hospital for Sick Children, the great Provincial Charity. Our need of money is measured by the children's need of help, and you can judge how great that need must be when last year 3,045 sick little ones were treated as In-patients,d will BARBERS AND FOOD SUPPLY. Hair Was Whitened With Flour In the Long Ago. Compelling men to have their hair cut in order to save food supplies in war time would appear. to be a some- what outlandish proceeding; yet Eng- land onee adopted the course with good results. In the year 1795 grain was extreme- ly scarce throughout Europe, and as large quantities were at that time used " u Q A'' lin powder," P to prevent et p the waste, and at the same time to raise money for military Purposes, the British Government imposed a tax of a guinea per head on persons who wished to continue in the "fashion." Exemption, however, was granted to members of the royal family and their households, the whole of the Army, Militia, and Yeomanry (privates in- cluded), and certain officers in the Navy. The exemption was suspended in the case of privates, and, unable to get the order revoked, they chose to cut their hair off rather than go without the "powder." Civilians copying their example, gradually brought about the short "crop" that has been in vogue ever since. i The Folly Of Tokio 1 Digestive Pills i Another Dig, Sappleigh—I love, simple things above all else, Miss Keen—I've noticed how self - Satisfied you are, Mr. Sappleigh, a:lnard'a Lfaiment Cares Iitnhrherla. 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The Jenekes Machine Co., Ltd., renge of the food -wagons. medicines have practically no influence I St. Catharines, un[ A comrade of mine saw a shell burst gems' pon the excessively acid Tang! ondition of the st"mach contents which is the cause within a foot Of a wagon. It simply of most forms or Indigestion and dr' -- wiped the wagon and driver and. Pelt'''. The after dinner pill merely lessens horses out of existence. The wagons, -the sensitiveness of the stoma cis nerves of course, spread out as far as pas -;and thus glossa false sense of freedom an as wi from pain. If those who are suh�7 ant to on on its own account with the colonyUe seen from the 1016 figures, 502 Bible from each other, and if one or Inaigeauon, gas, aatulenae. belching, There is a bright, sparkling -eyed were admitted from 2d2 two meet with disaster, some alwa s I bloating. heartburn, etc., aftaprure bis flew away, looking foolish. After g 'homes; but it expects that the Gov- patientsy lvowa get about an ounce of Canadian •in a West London hospital, ernment will shortly outline a plan places outside Toronto. r reach the trenches in Safety. orated ma8nesia from their druggist and i epp,,T Eli' LAIL BOBS, PorLTrr, PEAS, that, back came all the little Mackinaw recovering from a nasty scalp wound, a comprehensive nature which can Last year 271 in -patients were treat- Often the food has to be distributed take a teaspoonful in .',Stile water after 11 Beans: highest bilyds, laughing.—Youths Com anion.as club meals, there would be cl further notes- 1.7,7,111,110v.: large r,,in, tiesrc pi. D. rsetl .g P who enlisted when he was seventeen be generally applied to the situation, bow-legs, kno klcnees,iPotts disease of one eis fairly safe; at anyratenct a sit}• Por ted lnaggne is instep neutral d1- ,st. I r_ba"1• Montreal. TUMBLING DOWN A MOUNTAIN. and was at the front before he was 1 the spine, lateral curvature of the y the stoma h tanidlty, stops food neutralizes I "-'— _ eighteen. FTo has been through the spine, dislocations, infantile paralysis, danger never aliects the oThis o- s' ap- tion and thus insures nnr•ma1, pal(0 de "rmwsParv$s_ Fos SALE petites, any more than do his ragged digestion by enabling the stomach to do . 7)TtOF1T-11 WINO 1-1+.Wa 9'll TOE but talks lightly of his trying I° the Hospital for Sieh Children to 1 AtiMNTs W.[TTSD. (' 11, 1 tOrgEliOLI) NECESSITIES iY at wholesale Imices• Send for flee sample offer and 1817 catalogue. Peoples Wholesale Supply. Dept. A. Barrie, /tit, BrE W LAID ENt}S. An Artists Hair -Raisins' Experience last three months' terrific fighting, THE ONLY WAY TO ' to bercular disease of knee, hip, ankle. in China. experi- ences. "Makes you think," is the CURE RHEUMATISM take dollars out of your pocket, or is c An American who lives in China death to take babies out of their d made the ascent of the sacred moon- terse way in. Which he dismisses the cradles? That is the question. twin Siao-Dotal-shah, a year or two fire and fury of the Somme, g piti tree - One gift more in the clue since, and made, or, at least began to When asked why he enlisted so Must Be Treated Through the Blood sury means one coffin less lit the make, the descent in a much more un- young, he remarked that he saw all and the Poisonous Acid LITTLE WHITE HEARSE. his friends going to war, and he The Hospital must be digging up premeditated manner, could not bear to stay behind, Driven Out. •help for little children from the soil of He had reached an altitude of over human kindness, or sextons will be The twinges and tortures of'rheu- digging graves for little children in matism are not due t cold, damn the soil of many a cemetery. garments, the mud with which he is eked, or the other hundred and one iscomforts of living in the trenches. 9,000 feet and, having lost the trail, branched off and climbed a low - I Was Needed. A rosy-cheeked youth from a south- er -peak to see whether he could dis- en'naregiment, , who hformerly worked weather as so many people suppose. only volunteer', its rm icy inso far cas cover the right track. He managed factory, will be nine- Rheumatism comes from poisonous you friends of little children volunteer to crawl to the top, and since the view 1 teen in December. He knows all that acid in the blood. This is a medical your money for ,5orvice in the Hos- was very Inc he opened his paint box! there is to know about the war in, truth that every rheumatic sufferer pital's never-ending battle for the liven to make a sketch. its most terrible form, having been I should realize. There is only one way of the little ones. As he was sorting over his brushes . in the Somme advance. His only ex- I to cure rheumatism—it must be treat- Let your money fight in the trenches the stone on which he was sitting' planation for joining up so young is ! ed through the blood. All the lini- some nlittlelo 1her'sild fromtrouble apd ugcutrescue gave way, and he. started sliding , that ho heard they wanted men, ands ments and rubbing and so-called elec- pain, disease and death, down the almost perpendicular slope. ; he went. I didn't think war was tric treatment in the world will not Can the Hospital leave children to He tried to clutch the ground with, what I found it," he says cheerfully, i cure rheumatism, and the sufferer die because the fathers of those chit - his hands. Ile seized every projecting "but I don't regret in the least what' who tries them is not only wasting Iran have left home to fight for lib - stone, in the hope of stopping his precipitous descent, but at the speed at which he was going that was no easy matter. Death stared him in the face, for just turned eighteen says he enlisted: Pills have had remarkable success inIevery other war fund without keeping another hundred yards would bring 'just after his seventeenth birthday. ' curing rheumatism because they gel fund—thoback dlier throat 1auros Hospitalwar him to the edge of a precipice several His father did not oppose his going' right to the root of the trouble in the hundred feet high, over which he must to the war•, as he believed that every' blood, driving out the poisonous acid I save the lives of little children, includ• inevitn ht Mg the soldiers' little children. I did. When I am better from my money, but is allowing the trouble to arty on the British battle line, and can wounds I shall be ready for another :become more firmly rooted' in the syr- the Hospital Help the children of Can - turn in the trenches." Item and harder to cure when thepro- ado's soldiers with Be care unless you A youngAustralian I hole the Hospital with your cash'. giant who is !per remedy is .tried. Dr. Williams Pink You have money enough to hal y go. is hair stood on end boy fit to bear a rifle, no matter what I releasing the stiffened joints, clearing as he approached the spot, and he can his age, ought to be in khaki. He' away the torturing pains, and giving well remember the sound of his heavy has been to Gallipoli and to the !the victim renewed health and ease. paint box clanging from rock to rock . Somme, and he is prepared for any- I Mr. Vincent Brow, Havre Boucher, N. as it accompanied him in his descent. i thing that may be in store. "It is S. says: "For two years I was an al - A violent shock, which nearly tore worth while being in the Australian most constant sufferer from rhetuna- his body in two, made him think he Army," he remarks unexpectedly, "if tient, the trouble being so bad at had gone over; but no, he hall sud- denly stopped. He opened his eyes, but he did not darn move, for his position, although much improved, was far from safe. His coat and a strong leather strap These heroes of eighteen are typi- lief. Then on the advice of a friend that was slung under his arm had cal of the spirited British manhood I decided to try Dr. Williams Pink caught on a projecting stone; but a whose valor is driving the Germans Pills. I think I took altogether about single false movement on his part out of their most formidable trenches. a dozen boxes, with the result that I would start him sliding down the you gather from them that they john- am again enjoying perfect health." slope again, You can get these pills through any Slowly, carefully, as ile lay on the ed up somewhat ignorant of the clan - medicine dealer or by mail, post aid - almost gars -they would be called upon to paid, perpendicular slope, he tried face, but not dismayed or regretful at 50 cents a box or six boxes for t� get a (noting; when he had succeed- when face to face with thosedangers.$2.50 from The Dr, Williams Medi - ed in doing that the great ,difficulty cine Co:, Brockville, Ont. was to turn round. After 'several • anxious moments each q)f which seem- Mr. Isaac Ward, well known al FOOD TO THE TRENCHES. ed ages long, he succeeded, and there 'kept far from the door. he was, half -kneeling, half -lying, with All About the Risky Work of the his body on the ground, clutching the The cheerful feeling you possess rock that had saved him Transport -Wagon Driver. only for the opportunity of coming to London and seeing theta change the guard at St. James's Palace—a sight I am never tired of watching," Typical of British. times that I could scarcely get about. The trouble seemed to bring with it anaemia, and altogether I was fn a very bad condition. I used doctor's medicine for almost a year without re - °d gen to crawl up, cat- and •ilavory should be only the wild, open Country. Lines of. wagons open and difficult veiled, over which a 1a mean the same thin only more of it" pee5cripbob for ble o days everything shame fashion, to a position of safety, y g, Y olenr I con an 1 s rt t ' h 1 ' HC HAdlt't FOYgOtten multitudes more will ba able to .tr cugthen their • Paraffin as Dressing, oras so no 1.0 be spared tho trouble and Melted paraffin as a dressing for For this `very reason more and ' London "George„ I'll bet you've forgottenexpense When the wagons are within about what day this is?" four miles of the trenches the Ger- "No, I haven't it's either wedding day or your birthday. It always is one or the other when you want to make a bet like that," , Mfnasd's Liniment Cares Distemper The Evidence, Do not let the little children pay, to the loss of the Hospital's care, the con• tribution that should be given and must be given to the war fon(ls, • Your money can send a Inez ,age of cheer to some father in tite trenches— yes, send that message from the Cot where the Hospital nurses sumo little child back to life, the child of the father who is fighting your battle in the trendies. Every dol -fir Rent from the Hos pitol's power to serve the little chit. drew Is a weight edited to the burdens and a grief added to the sorrows of this war. Yon can bear to have your pocket emptied of a little r'ion'y ca^ier than some mother cin beer to have her 110me emptied et a 1bili child, Will you send a duller, or mere 11 you can, to Dandies Davidson, Secre- tary -Treasurer, or J. 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The most useful and interesting A Serious Case. I of all businesses. Full Int'arrnaUon on application to Wilson Publishing' Com - "You call yourself a heart special-' 033137. 75 W'ost Adelaide Street, Toronto. ist?" said the patient when he had: recovered consciousness.rarsoazzakrEovs, "I certainly do," answered the physi- 1.KCEIr. TUMORS, LUMPS, ETC., clan. `•-i internal and external. cured with- ' out pain by our home treatment Write "Then you ought to know better; 0 bI 1mf ted, Collingwood e0nk n Medical than to present a bill like this to a ---• man in my condition." a4inard's Liniment Cares Colds, Re. • 1^ 4'' A Perfect Sample. A farmer who was blessed with a son with an engaging frankness of speech sent him to the local miller's one day. The lad got hold of the miller and submitted for—his inspect - tion a handful of wheat. The miller studied the wheat attentively, and then' said to the boy, "How much more has your father got of this?" "He ain't got no more like it," the boy answered. "He's been all mornin' pickin' that out." Hearsay, "How I envy you seafaring men," said the sweet young thing. "It must be wonderful to gaze on the broad ex- panse of the ocean and breathe the clean salt air." ' "Yes, replied the stoker, "it must be," "By their works ye shall know them," said the watchmaker. America's Pioneer H. CLAY GLOVER CO., Inc. Dag Remedies 113 West 31st Street, New York noose og DOG DISEASES And How to Feed Moiled free to any address by the Author 7 - The Soul of a Piano 'is the Action. Insist on the "OTTO HtG 9L�8 PIANO ACTION RAW FURS It win pay you to elatp all your fur to a reliable houoe, where you oan got fall market value. Ask for our price last and abipping instraotions. EDWARD POLLAK & CO. 2280 8T. PAVE Sr. WEST. MONTREAL, Q03. Doctor Tells How To Strengthens Eyesight 50 per cent In One the iron. eehis Ti ins In Many Instances How Good Roads Save. Cost of hauling produce to and from : A Free Prescription You Can Have of ever getting glasses. Eye troubles of meal,' the farms of the country is reduced descriptions may be wonderfully benefited by as much as 25 cents per ton mile byFilled and Use at Home. fotion'in the sample rules, Beres is the preacrip- IAA(ltlb: DD tion• too to any native drug store and get a good roads, according to calculations you wear 12000054 Are J•ou a bottle of Bon-Or/o tnbletn, Drop one Bon -0 to vtetim Yee Cys ,nratn or other eyo weordienf to tablet f; a tour n of a dines of water and allow of experts Of the Department of Ag- Il sot you wni be lad to know that --cardio to to digs-ivo With tt i o n eyo, 1'iCu re O United States. owls tare a rent hope for you. ' aA two to tsar ms. lin f the Dr. i h BB tl n s liquid bath th Y i ti dmly, you should nogae and y5 whose cyan were failing irer thoY havo'6nd their eye. clear up pereopti61v right Nom the Marti utas restoredt rang the temple of this won- inflammation will quickly disappear, n a if o ' dorful free resorlptioa. Ono man n eyes fir 1 your some places there may be shelter to Not So Bad, says. after a bothering you, even a little, take stops. be obtained right up to the trenches, trying its was almost blind; oculi ant see to to Bayo y46en, now ,e111 it is too lata. Many gby 0n the testi paper in answer to the Flaseoa and my o ed CIO not nwaterbaanny morethey bad cared foritheir eyes hove been eared if time and the wagons are never soon the at_.d0 rue Mean by the bight they would pain dreadfully; bow they feel 1'd?" Lucy had writ. fins all tho limo. It was like a miracle to me," fi Indy p•hoe cued r ays; 'The aimoepcle o me." plural of a word we boxy pith or Witt, nt giantoe, gut of ,r usin tri enemy, but in others the wagons may question, W plural of a wo r yes 113 031115. Note: Another 1370bteittt. gala l5,, to whom the veil, ankle was nted,itt1enle: nen•Op[n i0 a 4000' remittable rented), 1)0 e000tltumlt lagrsdlgnfs ars Well k5own 10 eminent SI'e aperldllats mbl p1Mr000ribetl en them. TIO' per rent a Siler 10 strengthen eyesight o0 per teat 113 nl30 w00 10 meed Instances 5,' 001000 tit mn11Uy. 1G CR ai»0)070 tram tmy goad tlt•tutu at aha is ono 5t the herr fe 8 prnpernnono 1 feel shank) b5 l opt en. hand Dnt3Coa,Bliire 4,i1T cion a, wilaipil'0007 0000 ym u Yee: d&Ugget tauten Then, when his agitation had pass- after a drink of something hot An inky black night in a rather have to reach the trenches by way of „ away, he mane• leu. By the stand fn readiness to start. To each headway can be made but slowly. wagon fere are attached a couple of Many a driver has perished many a horses --Dublin cab -horses some of baggage wagon been destroyed, in em, says one on Answers. such places. There is a bugle call; a number of men in the raggist khaki you could imagine come from out of the dark- mans try to locate then with search- ness at the double. They line up be foie the wagons, en order is shouted hoarsely, and the meth spring to the emits On the wagons and away they go, jolting and rattling across the sodden ground that three months ago was a yellow cornfield, The wagons contain bully beef, bis- cuits, apples, and cold tea •in bottles, and the driver"s have got to deliver it all somehow to the soldiers in the trenches eleven miles away. The men fight, sleep, eat, live, and die in the trenches, Until tho moment comes for an advance or retreat, And getting these food wagons to the trenches is perilous work, for the Gannets do all they can to prevent foodc� wagons teaching our soldiers, The danger of what is called food. Import Work is, of tiniest, far voter in sotno places than others, to ego now 1' teat q0 p a ptt thing gloom. ,.--..—._ beginning of your satisfaction. there 1 h It 3e 6eliove ,hat thoueanda wlco peat glasses m in a reasenn a time and open wounds is used by a Paris sur- geon, as it does not burn the flesh, and when it solidifies retains heat tea and coffee to and aids in healing. There's a lot of real greatness in people whose names never get into the papers, Mistress: "Did you water the ferns in the drawing -room, Norah?" Maid: "Yes, mum. Don't you hear the water drippin' on the carpet?" Thousencls of women in Russia are taking the places of men in factories, house porters, and tramway conduc- tors who have been called to arms. Nino people out of ten oat more' comfort that your friend, the, Mian is good for them, which has 'ostum drinker, will tell you it's caused an expert to deelaro that it , people would net over -eat the challce3 'e Forth While, of a in td famine would be reduced to 1"". w. s Minh '051. There's a Reason 3e InstantPosturn A lessened tendency to such annoyances as nervousness and sleeplessness repays them. A ten«day trial of this delight- ful, ilavor'y hot drink has ase iiisted so ',many to health and Eb, 4. SSUE 50—'15 "There goes another married man," said the girl at the candy counter, "How do you know?" asked the cashier. "Ile used to buy a three -pound box of candy twice a week, and new he buys half a pound once a month," Had Some. 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