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of Health, Ontario
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INESS GIRLS ANNOUNCEMENT
WINNERS.
The Positive \Versus ' the
Negative Man.
The negative mind never get, any
whlere; it can anly-deet'eyirtoer down.'
It is very easy to, develop a nega-
tive State of mini, anis, it is teiy fatal.
to success. We must get riid,orf it be=i
fore we can attract prcnperity or de-
velop efiloie•neey.
We cemopt act 'negatively 3 ltheput
getting negative results.
The vacillating man, however
strongin, other :respects, 'iso<always
plashed aside, is the race of 1tfe by the
- ting laundry, ; sewing, etc., done for detemriened, positive, decisive mein who
, them and tltusr.tbuying leisure and time knows what he -wants to do, •apd does
; for self -culture and" self expression? iEven brains must give way .•to
decision.
Even if weometinlen wrong, itis bet -
'This letter started With the assnm ter to- decide poe,.tively and carry out
tion that to be-healthy'gnls must riot yc.eni decision with energy than, to..be
only know how 'to keep the general forever hanging in. the balance, con -
laws of, health and from this went on
4o'soma psyeialogical'oiiits. :'Tho templatinrg, and Procnastineating_
judge's feel strongly that the.Every im pentant, decision involves
state-
ment that "No girl 'can be mentally lire letting ,go of sontething, and the
alert or Nappyif she' is robbing her more •one. tiles to get' away from the
employer of the tirhe,'for which; she dlif6;culifY, the more he thinks over, the
is paid„ 'i ;abs,oluteby, souned,'arid had l Haire to be ;decided, the snore he en-
a.realr bearing: on' health Inerfness,1 tangles;thewhole 'situation.,
slackness and dawdling ,; inrcrea p th_ c It de not only necessary to keep your
dmadgery cif -work lours and- create a niers po.ertilve, but to .be. illumine from
mental boredom which' reacts on the
body.; Distinctly original -and also
practical-isi'the suggestion that past
and future,pleasures should be made
to .color the present.
Winning Pointe in the Third Prize
Letter- `
Word, -a minor point in this letter,
that referring to 9 hours ,sleep-,'" could
vercilly, ailplicable, great iemportan'e ' -sp LEND! � DICI E
Winning Points in the Second Prize
Letter.
not he urged ,by the,judges as unn-
all title enemies of prosperity ;and heap-
pinasr, it must be vitomousiy positive.
It is the positive, vigorous' men-
tality that does' things, that amaltes
flumes move., This negiatiye cihtaracter
is always a. weakling, a nobody, who
follows in the, beaten path. --Success.
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was felt to, att gh to the necessity of
avoiding oncr to of interests and FOR THE C 11 Uft
to the concrete, advice to a,Uocia'te y� [�
with those ene^aged in different work
from cones own. The old world maxim
to be "civil ,and strange" with a!14 13aby's Oyvii Tablets Are the best
would save much friction and tinasec I nted'ieine a. motller`can give her little
eesady mental -stress aired finally the -ones.. They are a mad • laxative -tviicoh
quickly regulate the bowes and ,setons=.
colt and are guaranteed to be entirely.
free from any injurious drugs. Con-
cerning them' Mrs. A.D. West Lore -
burn, Sask., ` writes: -"Baby's' Own
i occasional detachmentfrom worldly,
things adveocated doe much''bo main-
tain' mental tranquility and -balance.
Pamphlet , Emjeidying Most of the
Letters to be Published-,
The Divisikrt of I's213 etr:al' Hygiene Tablet's :savegiven 1110 more re sat sfac-
of the P3ovincial13 eaad ofHealth now tion than enytlsing else 1 have ever
has in hand much anterior' on health given 'my children, 'pheey' are easily
far lvusiness girls ,contributed by the taken;' always ,}'rork well and t,hongir
girls themselves. A pamphlet of this
fiI; ;have graven gu:te' a few to my baby
r et•lieand advice. will s ueitias. he
brought out and .a copy sent to every they :seem _to work: as well now.' as at
girl, who contributed,. Thus Lusinesstfirs t, which is srmethng otheer;-laxa-"
girls will have themselves written,' three seldeom do," 'Boa Tablets are
their'sWn health manual.Jf eold_by medicine dealers or by; mail at
[Firs,t Prize Letter will be given
next week.]
One-third:of;,the boy population of
the city-of,:Biantford 'enrolled in ac-
tive, oneeinbership'.in ,the Boy Scouts
and Wolf 'Cubs. Perhaps no city in
Canada the eine of Brantford 'em larger
has a r°cord such as, this.
The ladles" of the tDuffenin Iirlfies
Ohalrter of 'the I. 0.D:`-TI,.lieve'pre
tented a very_finesilver cup 'to the,
Brant Boy Seoutse Association for an-
nual competition in -first aro,'
At recent meeting the -2nd Guelph
Troop hada practical den onstration of
tb,e workings of the; modglu^ telephone
'together with switch -board operation:
Also, through the courtesy of the local
branch of the Bell Telephone Com-
pany they sawa five reehmotion pie -
time ,illustrating the development of
-communication systems from.. the day
Of snuolee-fue.signals to the'nsodern
telephone's of to -clay..
-.Senior: Scouts :attending the nubile
ssyhocls of Hamilton wiil Probably un-
dertake the work of traffic° re'gulahlome
in the vicinity of their schools, before
long, this work to b•e-carried out under
the direction' of the regular -traffic of-
ficers of the city police force. Alder-
man Bert MacKay has introduced the
proposal to the City Coeuneil and pis -
Inlet Scout Conimrissdoner TLloyd ., W.
Sharpe has liven it his approval The
agitation for soiree organized Pian to
guide younger school children across
busy th'oroueghfares has oonie"at,' the
result...of a. couple of s'eripue accidents
-one fatal -to school children recent-
ly,' '
The 1st Niagara Palls Troop has a
champion baseball team. ' In a recent
,series played with other city teams in
their class, they won. every; game -they
played,
The Owen, Sound :troops I do not be-:.
Zieve iii mnibernetingel :,N�nt even when
the real cold weather conies around..
The .910 Owen Sound (St. Georges)
Troop hats built a little :rut' 'in the
woods a few mile0 :from the city and
olther troops are following suit. These
huts 'will be centres of troop. out -or -
doors activities all through the winter;
m'onihS•,
The fund being raised Uy She Scouts
of Ontario' for ttea-benefit, of the Scouts,
of laileybury, Hanbury'atd. North Co-'
halt who hest all their troop property
in the big fire is growing steadily. The
first-:repeort.:published published a total of
upwards, of three .lufiidred.''dollars,�
hand. An unexpected contribution of
508.85 came from ,the Scouts, and Cuba
o'f Montreal -unexpected because only
Ontario; Secant were appealed to for
tilts fund. One Suhsoriptlon,a'leo carie
from a tOloop 111 Reginal Snikatchewan,,
and it is un,d'orsto•od that the Scouts of
Winnipeg,'Manitoba are also -raising
a iwn'd to aignnsrittthat of the Ontario,
Counteeil,
tier, is a novel advertisement copied
ficin a London (England) paper "Ir •
sale, by ,a Boy Scout Troop recently
re-equlppecdwith bivouac shelters, four
'Light Worker.
Blimp -"What kind of a fellow is.
Joneess7"
B1an1t "Weil, kle i's'•o 'e cif 'those fel,
lows,: who, allwayo grab:'ih,e stool when
fnsere's a piano to be- moved."
'Mlnardis Liniment far. Colds, e
Size of Antares.-,
The "oils ,otter of, the 'giant'Star An-
tares Is about 400, 000, 000 miles, 'e
ee lnQb'"_
26.cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co„ I3rocicville, Ont.
A Thousand.Million Fish
Eggs Collected.
Fish eggs, of different specie's to this
number o3 more -than 1,122,000,000
were •coll'.iecte,d by the lratcheni5es
hralncli of otic Deportment of MaiIlse
and Eislser:ees' during1921; according
to a report m'a'de by th,'e•Departiv 4limi ,
ter of Pisn,areles: In addition to the
eggs' collected :by the -department, 600,-'
000 rainbosi trout eggs:, and 980,000
speeckled trout eggs , were pec,claseed
from comzn,hircieai flavine, 507,000 radii
bole trout eggs, 200,000 nut -throat
trout eggs 800,000 .speckled trout,, ge
and 88,000- brown trout eggs were re
u®t .t real ee'ivo:l front' federal 'anti state deii)as
the Unite,d..-Sta,bes ieil ex-
t change for Atlantic salmon eggs:
s View That on .the Whole•Trade Oen- Under an arrangement betweeen the
ear A'qo.
Manager,: -Shows Necessityfor,Bring-'
Reviews Features of Annual State-.
t t ' l L
nitecl.' Stalls,
Sir''Pzeherick "said° ih" );tins • a
"Canada's. eccnoznlc Poetiiozi Is net
at15factory, flow could it hs 1atl,1115i
Dry, with the whold finanelal ,Oo,ld. out
to tit? 4s everyone. 1s awdre, onr.
0111200 have .partly been tlit resel1'00
hid universal contrition; partly the re-
' f`tho ta,ic It is well, hoifever,
oban, in mud. mitt Dur problems ole
iYgely,01 out own creation. •
1Rea0Jsotznent�will Colne in thno, for
ills i:Y a ca11Vary of vh•11fty and an 101d
eedPrees yet one. tlYinfr stands out
lgniWl0, 111 0)1y 0151110,, namely, that
anadh, appal go ahead' agailfl as she
11ou10 , u•liiio ,ttycaticn a,1'4 the 0)106>07`
'NMI; are hinter in thiscountrytli1n
he,v are in the United States of
tfnertcss, .
f3eztndness of -Banking
"Canada is one or thc'best countries
n the woo if tib live fn, to well 121 t0
clay l4 -'-tin point of etnhIllty, seetrlty
•red dotn,fmt 1t Is an eattlzty' paradlse ae
`ompiiered with 1tl4lopo---bill Wb mt1't
oe 511011d *21111, and 111 grdef to 5ro0r55u-
to cost n living and tehta,tlan musk bre
hnhil:Yh0ff o,tiherwise, .WO will rail to
:or mot 110) t:ratten; and imnptoved"eoiY-
ditions.ttro lalopt1ts, d0pcn0ent ulton'tn.
c t 5 eta bopulattol
til Wave and Moans ih'e ate al,
Anna -ie. -01 ivjto groin cty and trio ff"ocos,
illy tl4ar'4i0 n0 being brelight Boles
fo 13j1y,0ill sg,; y •that 91k11 00 11111
1Yti0Y1'4t1
t sletei't
,npni•ativo that laNiatIlo, Stitd the.00st
f living should 130 reduced to the levet
abY rate, el that obtaining"iii '1io
C'anadia'n and Unlli,ed`States 'Govern -
meats, .. thee oflicers of the United
States hatobery at Cape'Vinceirt,.N:Y.,`
-e_oldeecteld ,whilae9sli amdl kite herring
ciggss 101 Caniad'i'ati waters on. -the- On-
tario side of the international bo,und-
ary theste eggs, 28,218,000
wero011013ed in tiro Itl'ooOsv'llle, Ontario,
hlxetaluely, Penis Dominion Department
I • n
also ndeeb4ied to the On, angor De-,
l partnzeni of Game and 11 ,heiless for
0,8,7540,000 pickerel eggs ,shelled 11u.
I3ay bfiy, Bay elf Qu rile, There eggs'
were. placed 1101110.l5a'tcluery ai. T11u1'-
15 y, 'Onttal io, and n. 90010011 01 111e re-
milting fit waren placed at thee disposal
of the ptovlmciaal dopantmeoilt for stock -
thug 1,0101s that. are not as readily ac-
cessible, from its own .bea'Leberica.
A surplus colSeetieon. of 1,608,000 Sal-
mon trout eggs i.nt4uclie,e1 ins that abb'vo,
sltNtreutent of, DOan1111851: ebhleetio110,,,
tram ;''tlto liaitreli,ery at Wiiarlan, waif
turned over to lite provincial hatchery
al Sank Ste, Ierle.
Thiesie eggs' wean 111aielrecl lily 1ah(l •full
to.tglielve11 tsa different Nuts of (^atl10la,
and the fsy dlisiribgted tis it tpr
55111012 flira 111 gMooesss oP.ibiO sg asp�al•
edorr where n10i5 s911010s aro 14
ti'bd'tlo0d1 ,
A:1wa5'a l Co1,l'ii, inind801'
Nrl11o0i'..,' ,i oeO Ore, 4130;5114Y
5
Th1 78x10'1
55050000 105lIetn,. '.+t'l (titbits
of nutomobde9 nee51r1(i aonatnut
10,0188; m1)110118, of batted.; and 11,00
10 00011,1 m1111005 at linrfo to rebuild. Tr0-
mendous op1ortimltl0N await the trollied atlto-
mobilo mon, wha08 why Jt pay's DO learn the
'nYltSnioUllo.busluons-d 'Walt lit Detroitthe
sv
• mite 00hie1' of the dren
rirl -oho 110ar1 of x710 Asti)
150.0810f Allem 7a% 0)41,0 511100 pro mesio,
glak n, 00Oto$W1OOt)Ye.aally
:lava a fiosiness of Your Own
116omo eye lb 0)10 nisi IbliuluOme 05ltt0�
100810', maidn(; lnare.buoley than be ex-,
A000odd>,.Pottlif�rreiW (wory o)7� eppnllitad rn
" Rummer al' fec11, 6obeo11 0811oito.'
(A1berfa) 10 95,10510 ',an5 ih'.
sill 110 8511.50' 0Mo115 (POfle)
-*110001100t151eiveoldy,aowmax-
Y Ing 5100 prron•Mnyoe 12002.)
peboo ryJmono UpvnH>-
army bell tent„ in expellent eonslltle) 1,
Atte ive have e. v ir's' dee bogie band'
outfit, for stili, , If anyone can, pita us
in touch with, b,eyg' brigade, 'etc,, .wont'
Inf; tho etmo dieep, We,: )vdlI be glad --
we woulct
lad-we'w'ulcl rkithor burn it than sell it to
another Troop or Scouts,"
Now shore seems to be some renosi1
why they dont, Want oilier Scouts to
owls th;it kind o11'equipntent, Wonder
if they want to be real Scouts and $o
zeal'dcoutingr
Sear; cuing for Stars.
hunr da
to to possess ,the largest; of
all telos,eopeS, It wild Nave a mirror
120 inches in d'alneter, 'It has, already
been cast, and 10' now beingground
and polished., The latter task is ex-
pected ,to 000upy at least five or six
years.
Thula gest exileting telescope Is the
100 -inch 1ns'trusneent at Mount Wilson,
In Calif•az^pia. • Ito ;took four years to
grind and polish 'the -mirror, and in
doing, see over it ton 'cif glass was re-
moved,
It Is the woudeerful eucce s of the
100 inch .telescope that has lea Cana
dtan aoitrouomers 1.0 make, this plunge
.incl'siuk $300,000 in a ten -foot znirrcr.
The new telescope will be s,et up In an
obseryoitery, on the Paclii'e Coast of
British Columbia
It will snake a sitar appear 300;0001',
tinfes as: bright as the, eye sees it: The
'number of stars seen througont the en.
tiro sphere ' of.•the heavens by the
naked eye is about'5,000, The 120 -Inds
instrument Is expected tes'reveal 'at'
leant 400 millions, 'or a million more
than can be, seen by any other exist-.
lug ,telescope.'
Wisps of Wisdom.
' It is the fear -not, the, worry -net; the
fret -not .man who wino- - 1
If life de hard for you, try to make
it easier 'for somebody else:
A man .whose only motive for action
is 1310 wages^does a bad piece of work.
IIigtl `authority should be siegatrdeed
t► a`high explosive and handled with
oas•e,
What you earn is yours littrwpt only.
It is what ,you do irat'IL it that really
There, are many,SS10t-lunar mem with
sixteen -hour hives who ought to union
lze their •homes.
The time and energy you devote to
grtunbling at another's' -error would
often be sufficient :to readjust it.
Is' your goal in '.life such that the
reaching of It wouldwin you a place In.
-the .hea1•te, the affeotons, the 'esteem"
:of ofiier,,o'? Or would 11 please only•
'yoursel'f? If; slo,.,it woouldn't..do even.
11.'ALE,TAilDsIcKLY
GIRD` ANS'; 'O:YS
Need All the Strength That Rich,
Red Blood Can Gree -Thein.
Youth is the time to lay the founda-
tion for heath. ' Every girl and every
boy sEoiild have plenty of pure, red
bleed. and strong' naive;, With thin; 1
impure blood they _start life with a l
handicap r'too'great'to win.sizcoess and
happiness. Rich, , red, blood means
`health, falll growth, strong nerpes,'a
clear brain and good digestion. In a
word pure blood is the foundation of
hearth..
The, signs of,wealc watery;bl''ced are,
unmistakable. The pale, irritable girl':,
or boy, wino has 'noappetite or anibi-'
tion,- is always tired out, : short'' of;
breath'and does not grow strong, is a•
,glutin; of anaemia -, time ;greatest
enemy of. youth. ..There 8e just enie
tilling to do for these girls and boys--
build hp the blood with -Dr. Williams'
Pinlc. Pills. You can't afford, to ex-
periment with rather i+eemeedies( 'for
there must be nva;.guesswork in the
treatment -of anaemia. ' Dr. Williams'
Pink Plefs act dlreetly on . the blend,
giving_ It the eleisients it lacks, thus
developing strccag,healtl:y gin's and
boys. Mrs, R, Iiinoh, ITepwo•rtlt, Ont.,
tells as follows what •these pills dad
los her, deaughtei-:-"I thliik.it.:duty
to let others know the benefit whetch
Dr, W,'lliams' Pink Pills have, h• gene o
my daughter, azia, (,;hope this may ..b
the means of inducing s'oineo'ther suf-
ferer to ttry then:. She` was weak,
nervous and badly run down- Stile
took medicine from the doctor but got
no benefit, and, finally she was not able
to walk to school.: 5 was. advised to
gigo her Dr. "Villiams' 'Pink Pills
which I did, and after taking tlseni for
EL time she was restored to perfect
heal,tin I cannot speak too highly of
iluese pills,'
You canget Dr. Williams' Pink, Pills
through • any dealer ,in medicine, or by
rl'lsail at 50, cents a box or six boxes for
52,50 from the Dr. „Williams;- IVI'ediodno
Co,, Ilroolivflle, Ont. -
Queen and 'prittcess"Se*
for London Poor:
Pr•In, ls. Marry has jet Ott the 01 coin
in molting knitted quilts a
which ware amnraig
mentos donated to tell'
Lcnedon .exhibrtsc
ticiadon. Nae.g)3,s
pedal Institut
The Queer)!
Heir own ha
hattehn of -p
0,0 With Ct
mat oh,
411."
111; 600d
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