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HEALTH EDUCATION
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BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON
Proval Boord of Health, Onterio
Middleton will be glad to answer miestions on Public Health met,
tem through this column. Address liha at'Boadlea Douse, Spadina
Crescent, Toronto.
"litaitliow-up work" r a twentieth
oeutarY Threse, It is the way of de-
,kribing methods et attacking tw'ert-
tiehlr,century problems in 4 twentieth
'century way, Moyd, George had this
Methodin view !bast sit -tinnier in deal-
ing with the Irish outeetien,, When
King George at the, onening of the
tlieter Ikreliament ii ,Jurio bast, made
bie bietorle appeal: tor the warring
factroos in Jean d to `Forgive and
Forgot," Lloyd Geoege pa-omptly
Is'iartea 1'11010W -1V work" by arrang-
ing conCerences and negetiabilons bet
'Weer/ 1n ITIrslteriots, and 'Sinn Fein._
ers and the Tiritish Government. The
mornenten3 happeningis in Ireland
during th ae eW days 'how s the
vii,doin of ale, Prinle Minister's p&o-
eeJore. Not only in affairs of Sibate,
oafeguard'ing he civil' And religi-
ous a ighbe ef the peopa.la, but in the
no leas. important wterit eafegoand-
g the- health of the eleopte is .foKpw,-
e up naccesary. Iss 'J� effneabs
elisnats communicable dlecaoes it is
/11ZUVaGivp to nest bri!y attack 'the dia.s-
errea ittel'f but to fallow at to its
origin and attwelt the Conditions and
so/Toone:aims that help to produce the
disease. There must he a net-wor4 of
aoinvOties for the Public Health nuctise
in the 1)crolii1en etrell year ellett be
Worth, ile tend, At.loAst $1,000,09Q.
131rdi3, alk40 asobit tAre development
end eztpanOlen et the Intalen 8pociei$
, TUN' ritey" de by a,etinz as scavengere,
by reetrietIng Phie OPreaci ,Of dieease.
as In 'tile /Mee of vultures and gulls,
jc earry out in her eirorbs 'oil behalf
of Child Wolfrma. ficr efforts' are not
oniy nneAt1 n filo stairopi„ Lot arn,onir
the eihild'ren too young to attend
school', to intents, maxi' to the mother's
theroselVes Home euntliti,e,rs have to
be ,teaten into aceount in, the questien
of eafeguarding the young. Edircatilon
must he 'brought into plane becarnee
there aTo Many conditions l,eudio,g to
ililellealth 'in tire young flack the mother
er 'father liboeo net realize until the
matter is bronght to his or her'atten,-
tion by the Public Health Lome.
,
trete in Ontario the principle of
falloW.up is now, Riding aaepted dn
every department of Public Health
activity. It ie.the,logical
the only way.
Bitleenliendi -de taking ta. fever/lost
place among English cities inothils
Very impefrtant work 'and' the heath
norse in that city not only supervises
the health of erchoOF children, hut oleo
visits the home, sees •the condi:Liens
Under which people live, offers Sag-
gestilores to the rnothem ev larosPectione
mother an,d1 generally at the part of
the goad Samaritan ertiendiog a help-
ing hand to these in need.
Si -miller work is urgently needled
everywhere thrloughout this province
at the present -time.
CANADA'S BIRDS
•AND AGRICULTURE
ANNUAL LOSS OF $200,-
000,000 DUE TO INSECTS.
BOth the PrerVilreCi1 and Cr -
minion GOVerIlMeletS AffOrd
PrOteCtiOte to "Bfe&
Each of the various forms of animal
and plant life in the world lb ensloovor;
ing, co,nsciously or unconeciaSiy, not
only to perpetuate its kind but to
crease the exitstng -number a individe
noes of ite species, writes Harrison F.
Lewis, Chief ,Federal Migratory Bird
Offleee for Ontario and Quebec. As a
reseit each torin struggleg with other
farms, with which it comes Into con-
tact, for fcloti, space, anti other eeeen-
finis cf life. This struggle tends to
Oil all available positions' inn/Wen life
can exist, and: to hold the increase of
The 'various terms,. The rmittel-eouilllo,
,,pin111 now ire:rating from 'ibis' apposi-
tion between the life -forms is termed
40' the balance of nature. It is air un-
stable condition ht which movements,
erzeally enetegithig, take Place ceaae-
leeely, but in general rather slowly.
Man, as one of the felons of life on
'the earth, is obliged. tonoarticimute in
the inter -specific conflict, 'At. present
our species enjoy.; advantage, because
ot tho superior intelligence and. the
nimble and adaptat're 'physical ,s,tric-
tine which it nes developed: In th
pressing of this advantage and the
emin,equent shifting of . balance in
favor of our ene011iso use in conetently
made of oseistante derived trom the
development or.direction of -the activi-
ties of other tonne ,of life -with which ,
we aa -e in contact. Among the foams
tvhich are Chas useful to humanity, the
beads o ceupy a.prorritnent Nape. .
The'redation of biaida to agriculture
through. ' their feeding uton insect
'forties which destroy cultivated plante
God injure domestic anima's'is of
great imporianae. -In Canada, whore
'agriculture is' the occupation of vorY
.e..rge part of the population, tine -as-.
tistancs, received 'from the birde by
tunianity through. this ?elle-titan is emu-
paratively , direct, yet 'Wile but poorly
re'alized, Mr. Arthur WbCoas Do-
minion Entoonolegist, has recently es-
timated that the annual loSe in Cana-
da to field mot:tar/1, and garden cows,
' due to theekructive iesects, is more
than $200,000;000. The eeneumption of
insects by birds . prevents tilde' lose
foam being fax greater. The feet that
bleete are very mobile forms enables
1,1)m to congregate, much mere readily
then 6311011(X -A organisms at points
'Where /tied d moot pleastiful, that le,
Oh .11TO case ,of insectivorous birds),
where insects most abolmd- Thus they
perform exceptional service 'in pre-
ventini unduly rapid end unfavorable
disturbances' el the balance of mature
by insects.. Although' they eat num-
bers of parasitic limed% and thus ap-
pear at times to exert preseure un-
favorable to roam it is probable that
even their destruction -of' Pairaeille
sects, viewed as a part of their total
activities, generally .assists in main-
taining such a beneficial balance, ae is
meat favrereble for the 'expansion of
our kind.
Seine birds eat habitually such
forme aS field mice e.nd other rodents,
Which ere 'd.pjuriotta to that part of
man's food -supply obtained from agri-
culture. Some eat and in part destroy
Hue seetls of plants, inimical' to 111011'n
present interests.. These birds bear,
through their influenee on agriculture,
a rola/thin to man -essentially similar
to that of the-inisectivorous 'birds, and
their value to u.s is. of the .02411„e kind,
and peoportionate to thie;nature and
extent a their leenefidal activities.
The mOA impoxtent relations of
many arboreal inseetivorouS birds to
humanity ere through their influence,
lt be
not on egri.eu ort on fo cstr,
Forests provide gramY thinge now
necessary to .the tineheeked develop-
ment of our %melee. These forests,
are •aiway's _being attanked bY bassets/
Nom& would seen. destroy -them, 1,0
our great inlerYe wane their rioter -al
expanSive eftorte enecessfulo This
consumption' by lairds is a very impor-
tant pant of the pressor° which bads
them in, place. Here also the littoral
avian forges are being applied paral-
ide to oer mem
Still other wild biedsr known, ns
game birds, are of Importance to Mr -
inanity becanee of the food, which they
threiski. directly, in their bodies, to
netunaltindt, and b,ecause the sport of
hunting them :is an attraotion soni-
c:tent to hire great numbers of 'men to
take" physical' exercise in tile open air,
which probings, their lives end make/a,
them more efficient. The values ex"
Messed' in dams, of .the human food
obtainee annually i'ronl glaalle:biTtIO, le
undoubtedly ,seiclonerealried: Reports'
received by the Department of Agri-
culture ond Itnurigration of the pro-
vince ot• Manitoba site* 183,808 game
bird s killed io that province in 1920,
including, 189,216 wild ducithi 86,$28
plaid& chickens, 5,682 paetridge (Rut,
fled Grouse), and 478 gOso,u, Propab16,.
rreasey an equal =libel' of birds were
killed, but not reported, but if the total
given be aoc,eptett, and the very low
overage value of .50 cents apieee be al-
lowed for the bride, it appearshat the
game birdskilled in IVIanitoba alone
in 1928 were worth $91,9p4o
figures aro, unfortunately, net , avail-
able fertile entire Dominion of Cana-
da; but tbe game binds actually taken
and by '.destroyin d'ISeezebequillitt' 10
ae, le done by ewaliowe, Ily-
eatelrorA, eand-pipeni,, and oblioP.
Some Sett-bbrd'eallettlea all maulcirril,
by heaplog up guano which lo utollzed
to norc.ase the agnicultorel production
et food, and others ere et 1.100 40efillr,i<3
by 'their cries, they worn .F..,Turercirs in
foggy or etormy weather. of -the. loco,
I tion of 'the roolis or sand-barel 011. W11191.1
tiaay live,
I3esion,
1.109 1131dO eupply food -fcir the
nouriehmeet ef honlenitY end, bY
lawny of their 'activities, decrease re-
eistanc.e to rho continuance and ex-
panision of the hums mrecies, as well
as because they appeal to the aesthetic
and eentimentril eart At 1114111.'n nature,
it ia in are interest of mankind that
• they shall be perpetuated in reason,
able panther% Titia now involves
legal Proteletton , for many birds', be-
eaus'e otherwise ,they would be serloue-
ly, reduced 10 nainibere dr wholly dee-
frayed DOT Peesent profit, owing to the
cupidity of many unsocial or ignorant
human individuals; ^
In Canada the birds receive protec-
tion both from the. provineiel Govern-
ment 'and frau the Dominion Ooyerna
Merit. In the .ease of the Deminton
Government this protection le given
=sten' authority of the Migratory Birds
Conventron Actand the regulations
Made thereunder: This oct is based
upon a Conventton between, His Erb
tannic Majestie and the Baited States
of America, which was eigned nt
Washington In 1916. Tile Act author-
izes protection of varioua speeiee, of
birds of which a greater or lete num-
bee of individuals migrate
twice a year, acrosa the border be-
tween Canada and the United States,
'The protected bkdo. are divided into
threegroups, viz„ migratory insect/1-
birds, 'inigisterY pine . bk.*
and migratory non-gancee. Mavis/ The
Meeetiverou,s and non -game groupsare
afforded protection thr,oughout, than
yearn Certain OI the game birds hove,
been given a closed season for a period
of year, but for most of the Onnie
biri1ts. there is a- period, not exceeding
three and a hall menthe a, Year, in the
autumn or winter, 111' whichl.hunting
fe a;111.0Weld, =idler certain: restriettoos.
A..4. a result of -the protectiotue afford -
el by this eonvention, 'the administra-
tionof the provisions of which- iso -it
Canada, • in the hands of thle Oonaniis
weer of Domineou, Peeks!, the protect-
ed species of berets have, in getThera,
1114OrtaISIOd itt nambeTs,, and the satisfactory oentinuation of a:Plentiful, sun -
ply of.Canada'a birds is, under present
conditions, aseured.-
,
Moonlight. .
*then 1 lie awoke isa the silent night
And the clock Halts loud in the hall,
A brash that is dipped in Silver light
P1010. pictures rare on my wall;
Dark clustering leaves, are eharpla
etched,
Arecl delicatelangliSe of vines,
Paces of -dryads' and fame are sketched
And feathery brarichee of pines,
The night wind blows itnd. Hie 'dryads
dance, '
And the Pointed leefs! of the fauns
In and out ot the shadows glance
On ethe turf of woodland lawns,
And the snowy arms trt a najad shine
From ehe, teem of,' a waterfall,
POT the -man in the moon, isean artist
eke - •
And draws on my chamber well.
—Mina Irving.
Double -Drive Locomotive With
Boller in Centre.
Very unusual in design, at least as
far sa this country is concerned, 10 a
locomotive built in England for use in
South Africa. The object of the de-
sign is to obtain the greatest posrsible
power for any give.n weight allowance.
A very even distribution of the weight
over the axles is obtaized by placing
the boiler between twe driving SYs-
totes, which are in connection, with a
tender at each end.
• • Hidden Phone.
Persen.swho object to having the.
phone around in sight may house the,
instrument in a. new piece or turni-
ture which is a combination seat and
table. The phone is entirely hidden
io a tiny closet When not in use,
Let this
• good food
build str ngth for you
That famous ready -to -eat food, Grape -Nuts, charms the
appetite with its rich, sweet flavor—
'
But it is more than an appetizing food.
Grape -Nuts is the, perfected goodness of whole wheat
and multl?el barky flours, scientifically prepared to' pro-
vide tissue, bone and nerve with the needed food elements.
Served with cream or, milk, Grape -Nuts is completely
nourishing.
Splendid as a breakfast dish, delightful and StIStaillillg at
lunch—always ready when you're ready.
You can have this economical, health -building food, by
order to your groer today.
Grape,Mits—the Body
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'"I'llere's a Reason"
ullder
99.
HOW TO BEST TREAT
STOMACH TROUBLE
A TOIlie MediOille je Needed to
Streo,gthen tho.yrnach.
The old-fashboned' reGtlbeds, of treat -
trig A1'01114011 die;1100a. are being dt,
carded. The trouble with ithe eld-
fashioned methods, W.an that vV1i011, the
treatment was estopised the troeble re-
turned; Often in an 'aggravated form,
The inodetin, mothird 01 treating
'digestion and, other forms or stoma/p1a
trouble is to tone up•the stomach one
glands to thelenormal work, Th,e re-
covery of the appetite., the dieeppoten
once of pato alter eating, the ebeersoce
of gas, aro steels! en the read to health
that those who, have tried, the tonic
treatnient remeillbee distinetly. Dr,
Williams' Pink Pills, are a tonic which
through their action on the blood ere
helpful in builatingeep the digestive er-
,
Palle, end therefore- the beet remedy
for simple or chronic eases' of stomach
trouble. The suce,esS 'of the treatment
Is 'shown by oases like that of Mrs,
JesephLeclere, Wellington, Px.r.,
who soYs:—"I inevelieenea geeet euf-
ferer from insidgeRtiOn atia 0(10=611
trouble, and nothing that I took for
it did me any good until I began Dr.
Willlanise Pink Pills. 2 wag so bad
Mot. I did not want to eat, and when I
did take food itlay, like a weight on
my stomach, often causing me, neich
pain and rolleerY• 1.aar* in an
adivetr-
ltIeemesi,t what Br, WilBame Pederille
had done in a sisal& ease and began
taking Ahern, with tire result that after
taldne. ti?le Pills toreflve or six weelne,
I am feeling better limn I la•a.ve done
for yeas's. I hope my experience will
help ether similarsufferers."
You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
through any dearler1u:rnedireine or by
Mail,: peat, -paid; •at 50 cents a box or
'slat, boxes"! for $2;50 from Thes-tr,
liam&MedloVoe Co., Brockville,' Ont.
Animals' With Strange
Scents.
I shall never forget the. first. time
that I encountered a rattlesnake. • I
was at -work with another man, on• a
Florida, melon eatch one hot muernitg,
-When I bee:eine cornsolou,e of a curious
odor pervading the warm, still air. '
"I can smell criciimber," I said.
"Then watch out!" replied my cone
Damien.' "Most file it's a rattler."
• Next moseent a strundelthe the whir-
ring of a giesit grasehopper came from
Among thetheek green leavers!, Ile
went the Americonleltee, and down.
with a force that out the dangerous
reptile clean in two.
. "Yee, 'rattlers' do smell " just like
fresh -cut cueurnben'i ]s a explainezi.
don't know whether et's. the poison or
what, but they're all alike." '
Everryene 'hae beard et the skunk
and its frightfully.offensive odor. But
in'the skunk family-Nab:me has pro-
"tidell. the gland train which Ore ill -
smelling fluid de ejected, timely as a'
Sieerens"ot. detente. ,'Phe polecat is, also
pose,eaSed of a most detestable
But theee are other creatures the
scents ' of *latch' ere lees easily ex-
plained. ' Alligatonselmve a strange,
mandelike odor, vrhiren. is never forgot-
ten by. those who snieli it. • .
Most fish have odors peculiar to
therieselve„s, 'and I have, hettrcl, fished,
nien. say that they 'can, even in the
dark distinguish one fisk from, another
by their seent, The herrieg, they
,
olare, has the most „pleesalit smell of
any ees fish..
That exoellent fish, the geeedie!g, Ise
c,. dialect, end quite Strong. odor of
Myrna, when -fresh caught, This Is so
welt recognided that the grayling' is
Classified in the mature history books
ete "thymallue.": • • •
Some insectst-haVe,their own' eeente.
The little . brown, ;Weed antseamdl Of
formic acid, and so -Strong isi the- scent
when a nest is stirred hp that it affects
the eyea like a whiff f a' bottle' a
smelling -salts, " .
The fox's, OrliOT fa „unmistakable; but
it ,seems strange. that Nature has en-
dowed the creature with this. Peculiar
property. Without it, he would be
much safer tromehounde; 'thou.gili here,
again, Nature works wonderfully, 108
a vixen with young seems to lese al -
meet entirely the dangerous scent.
Develop Sense o(Phythan
' Through the Pronog,raph.
• That a great musleal, Movement is
root td Canada was affirmed by Die
A. S. Vogt, Dr. Janice L.'„ Hughes, and
Mr.. D1111,C3n elcKedeele, et the close of
faseina4ing clonionaltration et educa-
tional plionagiraph.renordo at tile To,
r°31t6 gene Sestatery, of Made reCe'attlY• .
The 101111 'was fsllasl te full capacity
and the audience, et teacher' eati
friends listente with' intense intere,se
as it Wn.sshown how childrien in the
junior grades conld be introduced to
the beet music throegh, the 11S'O of re-
producing machines. -
eir,"Dirnoan' 'McKenzie, director of
mimic of the, Toronto schools, suggest -
el to thoze in attendance that they
bali oilrees or tlies.re demonstrations, ae
'this one, had beeri en insperatiedi to
loins, and he .1rnew, that the courtie
would be a joy anzl rio inapleatioe to
all teachers,
Dr. Hughes, ex•Chter Inspector of
Toronto- schools, spoke of the need or
seiritria hzing the body through 07e -i-
ota culture, by having' it develop
h.eauty as, Weil es petesicre strength.
The suggestion in beautiful music
could -be used to beteg tlAs nbbntt
De Vogt, Principal .ot the Torento
Conservato:ry of Music, expreseecl his
appreciation 01 the moVenrerat te de-
velop the veneer of See/teen isa youhg
Children th.rough the phonogran11,
also pointed out that if Crinetlien
ehildren. had the opportunity of hear-
ing the inteepeetation ef the great
masters, thee Weida be as, mienical aO
ony elitieren. Itt thO World,
The tieltieg et a !dock in a wireless
stetiori in Bordeaux, Franee, tali, be
-heard distinctly in Wellingenit New
Zealand, Whete Dominion thee zs syn-
chronieed artily With Greenwich time
Ftan co.
lee -tercet; LlaiMant for ()Andhra,
With
The
B
muTs
A Batch of Goczti Turns,
Iti Onthariv every Boy Scent Troop is
re9nired to apply for reel/drat-ion CON
egoli Yeiur and When t111a applieatioe
is matte .an, annual 'report on the werlt
of tile Troop nUblnitted ter tire in-
formation of Headquarters. One eee-
'Hen of this, Toper: calle. for a %tate,
meta of sipilfieturri individual or com-
munity "good' tennis" dionte by the boys,
and the following are quoted from re-
ports received during tire, past few
weelcse
"Delivered Seoutgrarns and collet/foul
eame for the Mueltolta Hospital for
Coneumptivee. Organized It new troep
for the boys at Port Whitby. One boy
helped to 5470 o life."—let Whitby
'Pro op, ,
"One boy on tbree occasions ternee
iu fee alarrnin; he' -having bean the first
to locate the firre."-2eal Sarnia Troop.
"Rendered assistedece at garden
11n110146 Sal", etc., ,proceetls of which
went to^ the 1310Or at Obleiskinas time
Conducted bird house eomgobittott"-
11 Troop, '
"I-Ielpea at dedication of wee mentor
ial and gave &Splay of Seont work ot
Aerie/elf/mat Show."—let Fort Windom
Troop.
"Assisted localeilvernen to man hese
until °theme =rived. Helped aal aged
woman to move hes' thinge.to her new'
home. AssPsrtecl Daughters of the Bra-
severtal times by oarrybage
eto. Other aged and sick.people help-
ed by boys during the winter months
whesi they were not able to get out
for chores,"—Ist Nanette° Troop.
• "Conemeted a Skating rinac all win -
Kept ehurch lawn mowed: through
sumoner."--lst Footboro 'troop. -
"Raised 3400 for the Mutskolra Free
Hoepital for Consumptives. Raised
abbot $700 fea- the Elliott Family Fund,
Brockville. Distributed. literature on
fire prevention. :Assisted, tos prognam
far the lst Preseatt Troop of Boy'
Scouts."—I.st Brockville Troop,'.
"Splitting wood fel- a sick e,cout. One
Scout found the Scoutmaster's! -watch
whicet bad been host, and although a
reViedel was, offeeed, would net take the
reward,"—let Westport 'Preen.
"This troop is at the cell of the town
ready to tun out tor service when-
ever neecled."---lst "Marten Troop.
The last statement is met only true
of the Troop -releleh 'putt ,it into its re.
port, but af every one ot the over thyee
hundred , , Boy Scout organizetone in.
Onearier. The Boy Soout intespreis
hie motto "Be Prepate,d," to mean "Be
Premeed. to Help Other People at 4,11
Times." ,
Big Camps Open Soon.
The Siege largest Boy Scout Camps!
in Ontario .thile, year wilt be these of
the Ottawa, Hamilton and Brant
County ',swat Associations. Each camp
will open on July ltd ancremain ope,oa
untti1the end of August. All three aloe
equipped to tame far trona' 209 to 250
boys at as time. • The uelial stay of ern
individual, boy 10- the camps -will be
about two weeks,
The Ottawa camp le' located at Black
Rapids OR' the Ottawa River, a few
miles' from the. Calettal-
The Hamilton ca.rep 15 located o11 a
beautiful beach, propeety nlear Selkirk,
on! Lake Erie,
The Brant County ensile will occupy
O section of 220 -acre site at Neemede
dale, ou Lake Erie. Thia whole pro-
perty, NVIntob. IS admirably suited for
Roy SCogt Traindng Camp purposes.,
hes beenoseoured by the Brunt County
Boy Scouts' Aesociatien for a long
teller .ot yearns' and the boys. themselves
:will 'make extensive improvenients en
It. •
1YORDS OF PRAISE FOR
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
No medicine reed:yea' such great
prajne from thankful methereas do
Baby's. Own Tablets. Once a mother
has used them, forher 1lttIe ones 'she
will use nothing eisa.' The Tablets
arc a nieldbut thorough laXatbee. They
regulate the bowels. and .secenathe'
drive out .c.onetieration anal indiges-
tion; relieve colds and.eimple fevees;
promote healthful deep and make
teething easy. Concerning thein Mrs.
Omer Letilais, Maddington Falls, Quo,
ieeltese—"I am well eattelleel with
Bahre .Own! Tablets' and, will alsvaYs
usa VIIA111 for my little oness" The
Tablets, are sold by Medieine dealers
or by mail at 25 'cents a box froin Tho
Dr ms ' „Modleine Ce., .13rOC1e.
villey Ont.
A Private Affair.
• Mother --"Did you tell God bow
naughty you have been?"
'Inele--"No! mamma; , 1.thollght it
better' not to let it get eet 01 the
foie 13 jr,"
No Rush,
"Mother, orir school Isas 15 new class
on deportment."
"Indeed! Then what is yonr arm
doing an the supper table?"
"Oli, but wo don't start till next
e de"
Minard's Liniment for Burns, etc.
Aroused At Last,
A rating fellow loll° was the crack
runner of his village in England, Was
unfortunate enotigh to ha:ve a very
dilatory JoundresS,
One evening when he wtis out fer
practice run in his rather airy and ab-
breviated traek co:Alamo, he thancod
to pesze, tho laundry woman who at
the time wee a couple of Weeks in at -
roars with. his Weehing.
Ile lied ecarcely reached homo egtrie
when tho boll rang furiortslY and an
eeeited eoiee Was wafted 111 uom the
porch:
"Pleese tell Master Bob riet to go
ollt he more till I can Bet Ilia clothe,/
rottricl to him!"
illnarceri Liniment Rellevee Netnaltrie
ISSUE No. 28--22,
FRIENDS TELL
LARUE HOW FINE
HE IS LOOKING
Electrician Had Stomach
Trouble So Bad He Could
Not Eat Enough to Work
Regularly—T anlac Re.
stores Hilo.
"I am one men who will go out of
war Way 10 r'ee'orrerrienet Tatilee," de.
okered ,Tanuosi Lorre, 22 Motiet SL,
•Menttrestl Queb.ee 'eleeteielan for ate'
moritmew toght, next and Power Co.
"I don't believe incligeletlesi can get
much Tomos than r 1104 It 1 bad saa
awful attache I bad to take to MY h_c_fl
and I was forced to lose cormithiraole
'temie from my wain The gaS 011mY
eeeneeepT wag. 4wful, al1d 1 reaehed the
point where I was nitwit afraid to eat
and wan] 102,ing •Wiedght, night aleug.
"Bit things tack a illTn for the bet-
ter before,1 fiedisted mY first bottle. of
Tanlac and, in a moot/We time I was
feeling like a different person, 2 have.
been bunt -up 151-ervony way and my
friend's all teli me I am the very Pie -
tree of health,"
Maniac le ,sold, by all geed druggists.
Advt.
Reason Enough. '
A novel and lament/3es, explanation
of the cause of a singer's cough was
recently given by a Worm -hearted
Irishman.
"And how te Mistber Jones Ti he In-
quited , of one of the singer's friends.
"I Was hoping he'd be giving a concert
in the town hall whilst he sons here,
eo Mat.. Carldahan and me could be
favored tahiear seine inme of his faille
songs."
"Ile has! a bad cough noeV," said ehe
friend. -
"Ole now, thatts too bad," said Mr.
Mebityre, ' with feeling;' 'but it's no
wonder, all the same. That stirrong
'voice he lee pressing on les- loongs;
would he apt to give him. a 'dough now
and then, it's loilrelY."
- Economy.
"Now, Gretty," Sealy began the hi -
valid, "I'm feeling coneiderably !better
this moisning, and I reckon I'll get up
for a spell"
"Land' o' Gideon; nO!" ejaculated/ Inc
wife, ."Th4)..e's mighty nigh half of
that bottle of medieine lett that I paid
a dollar Xolr. You stay right there in
bed till you've took it all!'
Cuts Own Thread.
The inventor of a nee machine
screw dal= it will cut its, ewni thread
in cast iron or any softer metal with-
out requiring the motel to be teemed.
Vuenzleire Dewier, Undertaker,
,
Armstrong, B.C.
Illinartre Liniment Ca.; Ltd,
Yanmenth,. N.S.:
etioateld Advertisenrexls
.
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Wh'en In .Toronto 'ylsit tho
Royal Ontario Museum
253 1310or 01. Wcuit, 12eur 41,yepue 74oaq
Largest nornionent exhibition fn,canada,
Arehaeology, GoolOgY, hlineraiogy,
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• Mailed 'Free to any Ad -
drew; by the Author.
H. May GIOYna 00,, Sno.
129 Yileot Aft' Street
' New York, rts.A.
Miss M. Baygtoit
Tells How Cuticura
Healed Her Scalp
• "I was troubled with a scalp
trouble for several weeks. It broke
out in pimples arid my hair fell out.
2lly head itched and burned a great
deal. 2 tried different remedies with-
out success. 1 sow Cuticula Soap
and Ointment advertise..7 and
sent for a fres sample, which helped
ma. I purchased snore, and after
.USIng ono cake of claim= Soap and
one bon of Cuticura Ointment 2 was
Completely healed." (Sig-aed) Mien
101ar1an Dayington, Pxentlas, Maine,
Feb. 27, 1921.
• .
Keep your skin clear by usitig
Cuticura Soap and Ointment for
every -day toilet purposed and Cuti-
cure Talcum topowder and perfume.
Bathe with Cutiqura Soap and hot
Water. Before bathing, touch pima..
pies and itching, litany, with Cuti-
cure Ointment. Dry and dust lightly -
with Cuticura Talcum, a powder of
fascinating fragrance.
105,555 01 toS 51 W.,Iso,,tsiil." 100 wham,. OintmdrOband 60c. Tatgumile.
'Cuticurea Soap nhavos without raw,.
baupeeiTexesioneii,—wSeinhacevthe ebselta.eThrthc.iitndhealseed- -nrrnialr
with sore muscle% sPrained: .10Erurie
'1AY
eta, but just are g0011 as we started
Minard's Linirnent 0111 tratthlea
ended. Every besebrdl. player sthloult1
Itesp'a bottle 61 Your liniment handy'.
CO
, .
Tome tamlY,
W. E. McPherson,
Secretary et Armstrong 1-ligh School
Baseball Team. '
Forgiveness. .
Love that would only pluelc the Tose,
So short of sight forsooth
Who hut on thornless pathways goes
Knows nothing beyond youth.
But love, that torn, shuns not thethorn
That 'midst serest roses
Finds joy, both agdess and eve/beim,
Eaeh time that he forgives!
—Charlotte Becker.
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MONSY ORDERS.
Remit by Dominion Expee.se Money
Order. If lost or stolen yee got Your
money back.
Claimed as the tiniest capital in the
worleL Tulegi, the administrative
centre of the 'Solomon Islencls, con,
tains thirty white people and a few
Chinese.
Mutiards 1...inItnent for sale everywhere
He Who reveals to me whet is in
me and helps roc to externalize it in
fuller terms of selt-trust, is my real
'helper, for he assists me in the birth
ace those things which be kno-tva are
d'n nue and 151 all men.—W. John
Murray..
ES
Wateliful Care Necessary
Lydia E. Pinkham'S Vegetable
Compound is a splendid. Medicine and
should be talten by the expectan.t
mother. It will assist her in, keep-
ing well and strong. This' is very)
necessary, not only for her -own come
tort but .for the future as well.
Read the experience of Mrs. Bar-
ton of New, Brunswick, and please
bear in mind that every letter pub-
lished recommending Lydia E. Pink-
bam's Vegetable COmpoundes genuine
anti unsolicited. ,It is the expreesionr
of gratitude from woreem who have
heen helped.
Cumberland Bay, N., 13.—"I was'
troubled , -with weak feelings, head-
ache, alI the time, a cough-, fainting
spells 'and- pains in my back and
side. I could not do a, single bit of
work end had to be helped out to
the hammock where I lay in 1120
fresh air. from morning until night
ans 1 had to be carried up and down.
stairs. Alter other medicines* had.
failed a Wend advised me to take
Lydia ID. •Rinitham's Vegetable Com-
pound Re she said it. Wan excellent
for anyone In the family way, Be-
fore the first bottle was taken I
could walk alone and as 1 Rept on
with it I got stronger, until I was
able to do all my wore. 14Iy baby is
now six weeks old and is a big tat
healthy fellow, I am same Lydia, bit
Finkham'S Vegetable Compound has
done wonders for me and I recent -
mend it."—Mns. MUIMAY, J. 132e,roan
R., R,. No. 1, 'Curaberland Bay, N. IL.
WARNING! Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin.
Unless you see the name, "Bayer" on tablets, you are not get-
ting Aspirin at all. Accept ionly. an "unbroken package" of
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," vtbich contains directions and dose
worked out by phySiCians during 22 years and proved safe by,
millions for
Colds'
Tootbacbt,, RbournatiSm
Neuritis
Neuralgia
Varache Lumbago Pain, Pain
tank, boxeo of 18 tahlots--Alaci bottle§ of 21 anti 10o---Druggh10 I
huplrlt,11 06 troirlt (roglac‘ved 5,5 rInraultt) of 1laytr Mallufnctuto of
aceMaekleUtur WW1° It 5,, wull known 1101 ,..10111r/ 11,41,na P,V,*
InsumfactUre, 58,01-1' th,3 Dukllo aVakin kultnOokk, tho or Scow Ceueoney
will be etarnoce )VIth thelr gallonl trade xnal)r, the .13ayer