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"Arinored'Glass."
"lt1s said that a fortune awaits the
individual who- shall' invent a flexible,
unbreakable glass. "Armored glass,'
so called because It contains a netting
of galvanized wire and is not easily
broken into small pieces, is too heavy
rand toonearly opaque for most uses.
There 1s a glass of comparatively re
'cent"invention called "three ply," Al -
',though though itis neither flexible no • un-
breakable, it has certain advantages
over other kinds. It is composed of
two panes of glass with a: thin sheet
of transparent celluloid pressed be-
tween them and nhndeto adhere by
hydraulic pressure. Itis said that a
blod' hard enough •to shatter ordinary
glass and to drive the pieces tor some
distance merely cracks the three ply
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The Boy Scouts ---thousands of them
–care at -camp. Their camps are seat
tet=ed all - ever Ontario. Bolnethm9's
just ohttrAde their Pt Date :cities,' and
sernetimes,,as,rnuclt oo a handled tulles
alvay Siena; camps are on the shores
of the Great Lake,, others on numer-
ous little.11tikes, while ottll othoes'
nestle alongside windiing Jivers, But
Wherever they are the boys are haying'
a great big time in the open, living.
close to Nature, putting into practice
many of the things they have learned
during the long Winter and Spring
months in their town headquarters,
and 'learning many new things which
can only be properly learned in the
great big out-of-doors.
•
The Boy Scouts of, America g•aineit
new, members' to the number of 80,204
between December 31st; 1921. and Tuly
1st, 1923, the total membership at the
latter date standing. at. 612.911. There
ars '' now more Scouts, and Scout of
ficials in the United "States than there
are in all other countries combined.
During a recent campaign. or "round: •
up" tor increased membership Interest
Was greatly-'stiniulated by President.
Harding's offer to present silk parade
flag streamers' to local cannons, and
troops making a 25% gain. Hundreds
of these Streamers were awarded:
Sympathy
Pup—"Poor fellow; he must have
flea too. Ice's all covered' with bltea l'"
A man's -producing years are only
twenty-five or thirty tit most on the
average, and so no,time.can be wasted
lost, or spent to poor ,purpose.'
MI-,ard'e Liniment tor' sale everywhere
edge It !.
—, ROACHES
TS — BEETLES
prayer $1.00
0 Powder) `
r orate and lnerea,c d-alrying aroma. :I0p110
ruination. Wonderful on 'Dau try for Iloc or
s,.Imals or birds:' hien book 1f dissatlslled,
ER IN !TINS, 25e, 50c, $1.25.
PUFFERS; 15c.
esn't stock Sapho -Bulb Spray
2.2te, sending his note.
MANUFAOTUF8INa CO.
rl Julien Ave., Montreal
'rite for alrotdnr td'
loaners Sales Co., 24 Adolnldo St. E., Toronto -
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a5115v Union
18th Canoe Lock
VISTTOILS to Sault Ste. Marie during .Discovery Week, August 4th to
llth, will ne doubt Ohd time to visit the first lock built in North America.
I3uilt by the North'Weat Funk',ornpany In 1797, this interesting relic of the
pioneer days was restored by F. 11. CIergue in 1890. The original was used
tryy the fur traders to step down .their canoes and batteaux at the rapids
where the fall is 20 feet, '
Diseoveiy week tato commemorate the 800th anniversary of the Sault by
Etienne Brute and Grenolle, " Ojibway Indians will playi'Iiawatha on two
afternoons, General'Sir Arthur Currie, will unveil a memorial cairn to the
discoverers and a program of gaiety for the whole week has been arranged
- which will.attract visitors to this old part of Canada front all over the
continent:
Twenty .Ontario. Scout ofilcers took
the course given at tho 8th Canadian.
Cillwell
.Camp at Ebor Park Parm,
H'EA`LT: ED[JCATION
BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON
Provincial Board or Health, Ontario
Dr. Middleton will be glad to answer questions on -Public Health mat,
tern through this column: Address him at Spadini House, Saunas
Crescent, Toronto.
Brantford, July 4th to 13th•, The
camp was in charge of Assistant Pro-
vincial Commissioner Frank ,C. Irwin:
of Toronto, .assisted 'by Scoutmaster
Rev. S. A. Macdonell of Stratford,
Field Secretary Earle H. Davison of
Ontario Headquarters and Mold Secre-
tary Edgar T. Tones of Dominion Head-
quarters. Field
ead-quarters..'Field -Secretary Harry Lis-
ter `of Dominion Headquarters, 'offici-
ated as Camp Quartermaster.
Tho camp course' covered all bran-
ches. of Scout work, particular stress
being placed on ,such outdoor 'subjects'
as Camperaft, Pioneer and Bridge -
building Work, Nature Craft, Scouting
Games and Pathfinding. One of the
"high spots" of-tdhocotnse was the'day
on forestry, work which was in charge
of Mr. Arthur E. Richardson, M,A„
M.F., of the Ontario Forestry, Branch.',
The Bridge Building, work was' in
charge cif Mr, Roger' Lee,a prominent
engineer bf Brantford; Ontario.
Every man in -the course partici-
pated in the big 14 -mile hike which
lasted over 24 hours. This ware, Con-
ducted in the foam., of a game, each
patrol womleing to achieve as certain
Objective, but to dao, so without being
observed or intercepted by,memberc of
the other three patrols. Daring the p {t g /'1
game each jPatrcl prepared at least UNREFR HIN.G `LA EP
three meals and spent the night of the UNREFRESH iWgSYYY UJ 3.)n,ca
hike in the open. '
35-LI3, GAIN MADE
BY MRS, ROBERGE
• 01'00 gained tl}iy$y-lIvo Iiound3 'byi
taking Tanlaeo: anti just think it's the
greatest medicine la tie world," de-
clared ilio. Cai^ol'lne 1V/beige, highly;
esteemed roside)it of 224. Prince Edon-
and St, Quebec. •
"Tier the past two years I suffered
from a bad c so of hhdle'OStlon, I had
ne appetite at ;ill7•, toy stomach wa',
whway sour and I ;had, a bad tate 10.
my mouth all the time, Nothing I ale.
would agree with ate, and I wast 000
'weal r and dizzy all the thee' -6
:43 seemed; -
that I had" no enorgY a>t hill,
"Welly Tanta() wce the first nherltol
that did ole any good, and' It surely:
has been wonderful fur me. I am
eating as much noannybody, everything
digests perfectly, poser suffer frons
sour stomach any - More, and my
strength and energy have conte bites[
DO completely I just Leel fine In every
way, Taaulao is simply grand."• :
Tented Is for sale by all good drums
gists. Accept no substitute, Over
87 -million bottles 45o1d,
"When,; a child dies from diphtheria, and with the' use of antitoxin the
someone is always 'to :blame, either child's life, was rayed.
the -,parents or the physician."' This Education of the public in this mat -
statement was made by` one of the ter is of vital importance. It cannot
Medical Officers of Health • during a be longer delayed if child mortality
discussion on diphtheria at the recent from _diphtheria 'is to be„ reduced.
meeting of the Ontario Health Ofii Every sore throat is possibly danger-
cers' Association. ous—it may be diphtheria and it may
Several reasons were given for the not. Only the physician can decide
high mei-Lela y from diphtheria, one which is serious and which is not, dor
of which was the lack of kilowledge.on the physician has scientific training
the part of the public to diagnose the. and means'. at his personal disposal to
disease.' The public must :be,educated t'Make an early.diagnosis,where other
people would not be certain what the
ailment was. ,
A remarkalbe graphic summary of
the number of deaths occurring per
100 cases, according -to each successive
day's delay in. g1ying- antitoxin, `has
been prepared in Philadelphia, and
practically the same ratio prevails in
Ontario. The.nttmber of deaths per
100 when the antitoxin was given the
first day of the disease is 1.1; given
the second day. 5.0 third „day ,f1.8;
'iourth',day 7.7,,'fifth ':.day 9.2; sixth
day 9.3; seventh and later days 11.4.
It can thus be seen at a glance that
eyery hour is precious In the adminis-
tration of antitoxin, so when little
children "develop sore throat nothing
should be allowed to prevent the par-
ent or guardian fr•om calling in a doe
Tanta() Vegetable Pills. are Nature's
ovrn remedy for constipation. For 655,10
everywhere. ,
,Frexach Court Ruling
After 50 Years.
After considering the question for
fifty-one years, the French courts have
Anally ruled -that wife -beating ie not
legalized, lu France.
A`domestic quarrel in May, 1872, re-
sulted in a beating for a Parisian wo-.i
man who immediately ledged 'a con- .
plaint with the authorities at Cham-
lled•y. -If the husband who did the
beating .we00 nonv alive:he might 1n
principle face a jail term. BoGlii lits-
gents, are dead, however, but the Su
prenhe Court'of France ground out the
decision just the' same.
so that they will realize the danger
of a "sore;' throat" which might be a,
mild -case, of diphtheria, and also the
means of spreading 'the disease
throughout the community. An ex-
ample alibis kind was given by one of
the M,O:H's. He was called to a
house as the mother thought that one
of the children -had croup, but on ex-
amination the boy was found to be
suffering from a severe attack of diph-
theria. The boy' died the next day.
There were two other children iii the
faintly,; -
aad on examination it was
found that the older, boy was recover-
ing from a mild attack of diphtheria
without the family knowing he had
even, had It, while the little girl aged
two years who looked very pale and ill
was also suffering•, from diphtheria.
This' case, however; was taken in time tor at, the earliest possible moment.
•
Visotora to the Training 'Camp`in-
eluded' several .nfen, who had gone
through similar courses at other camps
Vice -Presidents Bertram and Shuttle-
worth of the Provincial _Council and
Scouts and. Scent Officers t;i'om`Simcoe,
Woodstock,. Hamilton, Brantford,
Stratford, Galt, Welland and Windsor.,
An interesting ceremony. took place'
at Pres•cottaregeautly when -a Wald Cub.
flag donated by'Mr. Thomas Leigh of
Marchmont Home, 7averpbol, England,
was presented to the 1st 'Prescott
Pack of Wolf' Cube. The flag was re-
ceived' by the Cubs standing at the
salute. Rev, Canon H. B. Patton ad-
dressed the Cubs, mentioning that Mr.
Leigh's naive was well knownfii Pres-
cott through the marriage of his sister,
Alis Ada Leigh (known like: her father
for, splendid philanthropic works) to
the late Archbishop Lewis.
Costly Sugars Due to Ex-
cessive Care.
If You Are Tired Out When You
There are, incredible as it may seem,
sugars, that cost. from $75 to 3375 a
pound. .g1here are sugars for which
such prices are asked, and which peo-
ple buy. The most expensive of.them
is called dulcitgl, and •brings, 3375 a
pound. By comparison. the other sugars
seem cheap. " Mannose,' for example;
costs only $140 a pound.' Mannose Is
made fromtime scraps 'that are left
over in the mnaking of vegetable ivory
bllttolls.
-Another sugar, mannite, is made -
from manna, the nutritive gum with
which, the children of Israel. were fed
in the ,Wldernees. TIan'na formes in
little flattens mcdlel which the wind
blows into .the air and carriesto the
:ground„ sumo distance away. _ It has
the delicate taste of a sweet wafer.
Still another Of the Sugars,: palled
xylose; is made from corncobs, and is
priced at 3120m, pound.
The costliness of these 011gans is the
result of the excessive care that must
be exereis,ed".in malting them, for the
presencehn them of any impurity or
of any other ki>;d of sugar unfits tlietiz
'Sot' the important uses to wiidclt they
are put.
Every bacteriological laboratory has
them. One Is par'ticulsarlytiseful:fn de-
tecting typhoid; : ,the organisdns that
cause the disease are so fond of it that
they Pounce upon it at once,'siod there
.multiply so fast that their pnesetiee 15
easily detected. Otli•ers art, Invaluable
in detecting cholera germs,
CHOLERA INFA TUM
Arise in the Morning
Read- This. '
The .woman who is tired ,out, who
-aches all over when she arises, in the
morning, who feels' depressed most of
the time, needs just the help' that Dr.
Williams' Pinot Pills can give her —
new blood and strong nerves.
The number of ,disorders ;that are
-caused by thin blood is amazing end
most weniesr are- careless .about the
loditlen'of their blood. Quickly the
nerves are affected and the patient be-
comes irritable, worries over trifles,
does'not sleep as well as formerly and
is not refreshed by rest, „There may
be stomach trouble and hes"
Thio is'a condition that calls for 'Dr. I
Williams' Pink Pills,'
Give Dr. Williams' Pinit Pills a fair,)
trial and the first sign of new life will s
be noticed in your appetite. You will
be hungry, by, meal , time. As the
blood becomes enriched it Seeds and
soothes the irritated nerves, sleep be
comes seumder and more refreshing,
your worries become less, your work
lighter. These aro some of the things
that` these tonic pills do. Try them 100
any trouble causer by thin blood.
. You can get these pills from any
medicine dealer or by mail at 50 'cents
a box from, The Dr. Willia:ins' Medi-
cine.Co., Brock011e; Ont.
Cholera InfanMin is one of the fatal
o1linonts of childhood. It 18 a trouble
that Comes on suddenly, especially
during the summer months, and unless
prompt action is, taken tlie`little ono
may soon be beyond aid. Baby's Owns
Tablets are 011 ideal medicine in ward-
ing oft thle,troubio•, .'They regulate the
befogs and sweeten the stomach and
tine prevent all, the dreaded summer
complaints. They are an absolutely
safe modlcine, being gniarentoed by a
government analyst to oosutaiu. no
lapiates or =tootles Or other harmful
drugs, They cannnt;,possilhly bio Harm:
—they always do good, The Tablets
ate sold by medicine dealers or by
iiiail t file a belt from The Dr, Wil-
gams' Modi0fne Co I4roekville, Ont..
IYitnard'E Liairn00b for Coughs 8L Colds.
The- happy mean is between too
great contentment' and too great am-
bition. m
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Deeps EYES
Cledr, Bright on Beutittfyl
Write Maitre Co.,Chicogo,forEyetutot nate'
Biped Game Scarce
"They're hunting lions in Central
'Africa with automobileeo"
Is •the supply of pedestrians getting
low?"
EASY TRICKS
No, 37
One You Can't Do
This puzzle or trick. is Intended
primarily for the confusion of that'
friendwhoprides himself upon ills
ability- es a puzzle solyelr. You may,
yourself, got some fun but_ of trying
to prove that what ie • said stbdut
this trici5 puezlo Is not true.
Tho diagiaiu A 9s composed of 16
lines. For your 'guidance they are
numbered in the diagram but you
need" not ohuulber them in the dia, -
gram' yeti draw for your friend.
The idea le to draw one dentin
maty lino Whibh will cross each of
the sixteen lines once and once
only. It doesh'taseenh to be a ilii
fleult lir'obiem", B shows a solution
that some at first glance to be corn
root, A 914ser examination •wilt
show' that the 111te fails to cross`
lino number, 10,
You tuay try as long ail you like,
but you will lie unable to cross ail
of the 16 lines, Until you have
triad 8evoral -Ulnas, however, you
will not realize hdw faselntithtg
la 'thlq pttzzlo c'tvhidh cannot bo
solved,"
(CZII) arts out ' and i)asde it, tear
raster of the series, in. a scrapbook.)
MlnartrieLinimcn=,Yor, Carr and Marta
' The Poor Fellow. -
Twd Irish women wer1: disewssdng a
d accident, One asked the other
1x any :refire In the terrible crash.
She replied: '
"Shure, .twin v -slam 01talians and
wan Iasisbman "Wluereupon Mrs. Dooley
wrtIlt a long sigh, came back with, "0,
the pore feller."
Venus is: in about the same state
of development that thoworld was one
hundred million to a thousand million
years ago.
MONEY ORDERS.
Pay your out-of-town accounts by.
Dominion Express Maney .Order. Five
Dollars- coats- three cents.
Someone says that- Opportunity
grabs us. 'D., is the other way ‘around.
We must be ready to grab Oppor-
tunity.
Mlnard'a' Liniment eseS by Physicians.
The eye doctor learns never to
judge by appearances, for while the
cross-eyed man may • be straight, he
never looks that way.
A 000EATI55
TtlE.iIOASE
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yoursfar thonek``lug cyonedruggl00'e,
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.anshoeing, etoeing—end Ln tytrlea uud
proven heron-to:1'o ro 00510,
Ask your dreggiot for dopy of."A Treatise
on the Homo" or writd-u, dlro,E-. le
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physicians during 22 years al
Colds Heada
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