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Pick Them Up
A seventy -Jive pound fish traveled 1000 miles from Hudson Bay to meet fate in
Canadian Interior,
TIAs seventy-five pound sturgeon traveled one thousand fades from
a
Hudson Bay through rivers and takes in Manitoba,,Saekatchewan, and
Alberta, Canada, and -'was caught recently in the Saskatchewan River hear
Edmonton, by Edward Stevenson. The gigantic shark -like fish was 6pe feel
in length and had a tail spread of 9inches,
The fish was caught by using part of a seekeras bait and was landed,
after much careful playing on a line which ordinarily' would not suppo ti
more 'than. 60 pounds of dead weight. When- Mr. Stevenson had tired the!
fish. out, he dased into the water, seized it by; the tail, and dragged it: ashore.
HEALTH EDUCATION -
BY DR. J. J. MJDDLLETON
Provincial Board of Health,' Ontario
Dr, Middleton will be glad to answer
tore through this column. questionsiatest naPublicHealth mar
Crescent, Toronto. Address hint at B17adina House, gp»tdiy
fn the hope of bringing hom
people in outlying districts a
edge of the dev rotating effects
venereal disease and the' need f
more sane and healthy life,' Mrs.
melfne' Pankhurst, the noted Eng
suffragette and propagandist omen,' V
ateg for Wen,' i' s starting on a
months lecture tour in, the northern'
part of the the-Aus-
picesProvince •under ';
of the Ontario Social Hygiene
Council. 'Accompanying Mrs. Pank-
hurst will be .Mrs. R, A. Kennedy,
President of. the ' Ottawa -Women's
Club, and Miss Estelle- Hewson, Pro
vincial- Secretary of the Ontario So-
cial Hygiene: Council. Mrs.: 'Pank-
burst js how a resident of, Toronto and.
is throvytragg her'whoie_activities into;
the cause of social betterment and the
raising of the moral standard. among
both men and women, The North
e to. Country is'duo for'•a loud awakening
imoevI-1, regarding matters of public`, health.
of , Over fifteen hundred miles of territory
or a:between Toronto and. Sault Ste. Marie
Rime will be covered, Manitoulin Island will
fish I;be visited'and the three missionaries
for x will ho18 meetings in thirty towns
Ise-
sides distributing much literature on
Social Hygiene and Public Health,
along the way. The party will leave
Toronto on the 16th of July and their
itinerary includes Aurora, New-
market, Barrie, Orillia;' Washago,
Severn Bridge, Gravenhurst, Bala,.
Bracebridge, Rosseau, Parry Sound,
Huntsville, Elmvale, ,Burk's Palle,'
Magnetawan, Sandridge Powassan,
Callender, Sturgeon Palls,' Sudbury,
Copper ,Cliff, Whitefislh,'.Little Cur-
rent, Espanola, Blind River, Minde-
moya, •Thessalon Bruce'.Mines, Mc-
Lennan- and Sault 'Ste, Marie.
aro former Y,M.C.A, "boys' work mon.
One provincial secretary retired from
the Presbyterian ministry 'to .enter
Scout work. Others were engaged in
Various' professional 'aid {n'ez'c»ntlle,
pursuits, ':
Were Scouting military there is
doubt but that the organization Woe
be subsidised by the: Mltitta Dep
moat and grants made to local troo
ter uniforms, officers' pay, camp, e
in the sante: manner as they are ma
to the Cadets, But }lids ,la far fro
the case. Every local troop • not on
pays its own way, but most oe the
do• a 'whole lot to raise even mo
funds ' help- el to maintain main t
he s�ervlc
of Provincial. Headrivartera, With th
oxoeption of two salaried men at Pr
vincial Headqual•tera and four otlle
who act as Local Seere,taxies In four
of the Iargest centres of population,
the nearly 1;000 Scoutmasters; Atelst-
ant Scoutni'aa�ters and 'ocher adult of -
'flaws in'the'movement in Ol>.tarlo_are
volunteers, their only "pay'' being tih
sa.tis'faction Which coulee froth ltnow
Mg they are doing a wont which, 1
Jlelping to make better Canada's boy
'hood. The only finennoial 'es,sdetanc
which Spouting in Ontario `receive
from_ Government sources ie, not
military grant at alt, but. a small gran
from the Department of Eduoatio
which covers roughly about one-sixt
of the animal Midget of the Provincial
Connell.
Scouting Is not military, Scouts ar
t 'trained to kill anything- excep
their own wrong impulses. The ou1
afmm�lnition which Scents 11se are tale
brain, the body and soul, furnished to
them in uestin•tet1, aneasere by God,
the Great Commissary, Tllee° they
aro taught to use methodically and
gloriously for their own welfare anti
that of their fellow -citizens,
The Natur cience Girl.
no
1d
art.
ps.
to.,
de
m• ing.lhe3orethhe eyes, weak back, vertigo,
ly wakefulness caused by' inability to
m atop thinking and unrefreehhig sleep.
re
The
cause"oY the trouble bre
may
es drain on the system, or 'it may be
e mental or physical overwork, some-
o- times nsufielent nutrition .due to
ra digestive disturbance.
If you' - have any or all oY these
syntpteins try buileelhg up the blood
with De. Williams'. Pink, Pills, and as'
the.new blood courses through your
veins, there should be an hhcre se in'
e your appetite, a better digestion and
- soon a renewal of strength olid vlgc•r.
S You can get these: pills through any.
eet1ler in medicine -ot• by nine, post-
e paid; et 50c a box from Tthe Dr. Wil -g.
s Hams' Medicine Co',, Brockville, Ont.
a
n How Old is the Ocean?
1> This is : not a 1923 variatio,n•-on
SYIIPTOx S ' OF ' D'EBILITY
How to: Tell Whether Your Blood
od
Need Revitalizing,
Tho synlptonisl of general debility
"vary according to the cause,, but weak-
ness is always present, a tendency to
perspire and fatigue ee.sily,; ringing in
1aers, sometimes` black spats pass -
110
FIow old is Ann? lint e, Problem In
geology w'111ch attacks :Sp1Oniative'
o 6�Cientists,
t Tho very 'briniuesa-of the briny deep
y is flee feature that is used in ,the com-
putation, Common s�a1te-such as givers
the sea its bad taste -as everyone,
knows, is ;con1po5ed -Of two chemical
elements, sodium and chlorine; Now,
sodium convenlen4ly differs from most
other things which get dissolved. in
1 the sea water in that tittle or none of
!it 10 precipitated or dropped to the
bottom
xlonee If we know how much sositlm
the, elvers of the world anuuo,lly d•is
charge and how much sodium there
now in the Ocean, it is. a simple e 1-
enlatlon 1>a determine how Ia1>g it, has
talion for the rivers, to have'brouglbt
drowse all this sodium-.nd:
Sodium 111 Ocean
-=Ago of Ocalm
Annual Sodium In Rivera,
Now, tdter<i are something aver faun-
toof trtilttmz 101111 do ineiade tons •o1
aad,ium at present In the ocean, and,
the rlVoios aro dilimpiih'g ,it in at • the
ratite of ovoi' 168,000,00e tons annually,
21 we do the a1•ithenitic wo find that
trio age 'cameo out about 80,000;000
yeul'p.
A number of eorreettone, catch as
these worked out, by Dr, F, W; Diorite,
of the hutted States Geological Survey,
sauould tto tvhplded to 13115 flaws, but
when all 'are Malde the total remains'
between 70,000400 and '100,000,000
years,
The lowest of' God's creatures
Fins being not in vain,
But f111s the niche assigned it
According to His plan;
4Ve may net know the reason
'Why life to it was given,
But HIe wild it' created
May have for it its Ihoevon,
Trio 'health of mind and body,
The wealth of soul and song
Are found 14 f141d and Sorest,
The 1lving things among;
Not In the mese of fashion-
Socfoty's. gay whiny -
but out with Nature's goddess,
The Natural Solcuoe Girl.
Jared .Barbi to
Trousers Were first Issued to British
laantry ,just a century aim i before
at soldiers 'wore breeches.
MJnsrd's Liniment for Uou3hs a 0010
It Is not by bemoaning ono's fat's,
or being discontented with one's lot
that ovj_ is ave o�1rico or A wl'ong rot
igltt.,,,4ir 11erkol0 Sheffield,
You can be
re of it
Ki
'VVI -ten you're hot and thirsty--
'Tills
hirsty--'11 .. bei nage-- ice cold• -a blend of
pure Bridger, i; Itlt flavors and other
cihniLest products from nature, -is
re d fe. a bottle which is themost
ea :i azy pecleefe that cart be luade,
v nxipa from our Abs elutelysaititary:.,
I Inez.,
where every bottle is sterilized.
Ready at hundreds of places.
Euy it by th 31133313 and
keep a few bottles cn
ice at home. :.
Delicious and: Refreshing
THE COCA-COLA COMPANY
Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, V'ancosiver
iteetfteleeleelexe
C.le sifedAdvertisement,.
't7 ;13, A3mITIots MAN OR WOMAN,�'r' to distribute sample,"and take orders lot,
highclaps, huueeliold specialty, No r143. Rlp•: money.
noneel• proposition,. Luaus I'rodunts Co„ Dept. 7.
.-ITatnllton, Ont.:
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carrying., dleoause-breed_
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buzzing mosquitoes that,make
your - sleeping hours trderable.
Deal death to ants, roaches alixl
beetle's.
eaphu 'I odor exterminates .Sr those nests,
nut 14 No11,(O1SONOES and 15An3,113103
to Dman,
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noydet'' into Lha sit 3dnta4 ail an., and
moannitoo, 1n ars tb twenty minutti. Your
drug.ist, ' hardware°,30333 or dopettmu,t,i.
tiara can F.311)ly Tan' til
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ic
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3.Cla
SCOUTINCa NOT MILITARY
A Universal Disarmament Commit-
tee which recently staged a ''No More
War" demonstration in . Toronto,
charged the Boy- Scents' Association
with fostering war and mili'tariem 111.
the mends of the boys in its member-
ship. A detailed reply to thin charge
was made in the Toronto press by
Assistant Proavinoial Ctomanissdoner
Prank C. Irwin, The Scout uniform;
the wrote, le no more militaelsttc than
Isa'fl
roman's, and is, in fact, one of
the, desmocratie features of the ]Soy
Scout movement, It was further point-
ed out that military maneuvers and
riflo drills' have n11 place in the. Scout
aaheme of tra,teing, the whole object
of which is to trate boys to nee to the
Lull their mental and physical endow
There are several other things which
Mr. laWidi might have pointed out in
this -connection. If Scouting were"a
military organization, We would :natur.
ally .expect to find its, higher councils
tilled with military officers, -This is
by -no means the caee.:'Take the Pro..
Imetal Couuchl for' Ontario; torin-.
stance, This body hast full control ()f-
ilm operations of the Boy Soout,Move,-
iment throughout the 'lprovinca and
exercises its ;unctions through an
exectrave committee of twenty-nine
members: Of the twenty-nine four
have titles which would suggeslt that
they a: e Int-lltaly people, But the one
"Captain Is a retired merchantship
oom:mander One of the "Lt, -Colonel's"
holds his title, afe au Honor• and
is far better known as cue of the
leaders in the Canadian Red• .Cross'
the
B for e ids, militia work.
The other
two are active leaders. In 10c211 militia
work: Two out of twenty-nine 1-
Nor are the members, of the execs.'
tive staffs of the Don`tinion, provincial
and local councils In their positions
becalme'of their Military attainments.
Mostof there were overseas or served
in various pa.trlotic capacities, during
the' Great 'War. as did members of the,
staffs' of aleeether organizations and
institutions" but only,one of them tae
at any' time been a professional mill-
taryman, Prior to their entry into,
Scouting ozie WAS a professor ,of en-
gineering In the University of Toronto
and later of the University :of New
Brunewic c Aliothee- was and still is
a prominent' writer of books and
stories for boys, Another, was: en-
gaged In boys':, work .under' the -Sat.
vat:ion Army 'banner, At least three
Delicious Desserts.
easily made
with
R'sllcil�liil
is
agi
QUICK PUDDINGS
AND CUSTARDS
Savo time, trouble and
l 101107. ,
Jifst add inmc to content(
Of package, ell fez' a min
the -•and OerVe,
col,ally doliclouii, riot or.
d.,'
Paddindei
C/l000late, Cssesaat,'la,¢Jooa
Custards
Lentos, Pa'N1Ja, Arrowroot,:
.Nlttutog, Pablo;
Plain
At dill Groom's.
nfeLAREN'r1JtvFt' o SCIS
'mid, by MsL411ii1i,7S Mprjtb,':.
Hat&1 toll tied Whin14
4,11. adult sOn-11011 has hoes knoWlt to
eat 13orty-foto= salmon in n. days
I1llsard's I.jnllnent used b P
Put three coins 1n a rov on the
tal?le.
Ptak op' the Bret elle, ceentt,ig
1 i>` "one," Pick utee escond, (Reim
.".e 'two!', ;Pick 'yip the third- line
counting "three," Pet down sone,:
counting "tome' •Put-down another,
copnting "five" pet down the last,
counting "six" Pick up one, count
Ing "seven," and 'another, counting
eight," Push the one, which ra-
n -mini
on the table to one -'side,"
counting "nine,' put down one,
counting "teu' and the -last, count-
ing''televen:" '
Apparently yon have miscounted
so that four times three appeal' to
make eleven. The persons who are
watching. -you w111, of couPse, ob•
serve tho miscount and some one
Will at once declare:
"That'p easy 1 can 'do that,"
Scoop up the coins and put them
to his -band, Full of confidence::he
xyiibgo ahead': with the trick. When
he reaches "nixie': in hiacount,''hew-
ever, he will discover that the trick
isnot so easy as It seemed. WhethSr
he. gels any fun out .of it or not,
you' are sure: of some amusement
out , of his, unsuccessful' efforts': to
miscount. •
The trick is very aimpie, All that
you need to remember' l that the
coins must` be on the table at the
beginning of the trick: By placing
the` coins in his hand, you influ-
enced him to start the count Meer-
rcotly and so' made his failure al-
most- Inevitable,
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GUARD BABY'S B EALTE!
IY THE SUiiJl l+;Il
Them
eumer"monthe, are the most
dangerous to.ohtldren. The complaints
of that season, •WMch'are' C110121.2.fn.
fantune polio, ,diarrhoea and dysentery,
come on so quickly, that often a little'
one is(- beyond aid before the:moth er
realizes he ie i11 . The nvot ler Meat be
on her auard.toe prevent these trout.'
les, or if tlhey do come o0 suddenly to
banish' them. No other inedleine le"of
such did to' mothers) during,hot wea:.:
ther as ' Bwby's Own Tablets, They
regolite.-the stomach and bowels, and
are absolutely safe- Sold by medicine
dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box:
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co„
Bnociryilae, Ont.
A Gloomy Outlook.
Bug r Whet. so- gIoon}y, . Amos'?
Amos Skeeto;' The girls are going
to wear heavy sport hose all sunnier
Minard'a Liniment for Corns and Warts
Don't 'over-provethat.` politeness
costs nothing by refraining from say-
ing "Thank you.'
EDDY'S
3'1A6 CHES'
`atwi2g8 $ael
y
he hiousewife
£VERYWttER1 IN CANADA
ASR FOR Y'fl1iM alt rams.
•
{
Nave you
shined your
sloes latd'aJ7
Kelsey-Ilea,'iui"
8.41?ight }ieatf,i8
The Kelsey warm siren.
erctor will heat every
room in your houso.'It is,
erisy to operate and coots
less•for (11301 thon shy
other boptina method.
Floats both °tell and lar o
houses with Squat setisftic ion
1NRITC r6tt P1RT)C:,;Ase
GA11A0A1313 X,raRFutonNg9
LIMITKIS
ttA'MI S,SMART PLANT
tfineavat4 Orli
16i8tjl;. No.
I or
pac T@f
a
Ya fin.
crsturraatgarssaraggraggraggesse
The ancients knew and probably
made use of the magnifying power
of glass ,globules.
MI..ard's Liniment for stale everywhere
Most bees lead a solitary; and not
a social communal life lilte that of
the honeybee and bumblebee:
MONEY ORDERS, `
The safe way to send money by mall
le by ,Dominion Express IVIouey Order,
The only known: copy of the, first
Protestant•Bible printed in Latin was
given 'to 'the public library of Cam-
bridge, Masa, recently by an anony-
mous friend:
Save Your Haik'
Rub the scalp four. timess•a gweek
witli Minard's.
Harmless, purely vegetable. Infants' and
Children's Regulator, formula on every label.
Guaranteed non-narcotic, non-aleobolle,
JIS. WINSLOWS SYRUP
The Infant' and Children'. Rejtolator
Children growhealthy and free
trent colic;. diarrhoea, •flabuleney.'
constipation -and -other trouble If
• given it et teething time.
Sate, pleasant-alwayebringd re.
nerka1110and'gratifylag results.'
At All
Druggists
Keep Kendall's
always -.in the barn.
i A strained, muscle, a
sprung tendon; a jolt
or a knock demands immediate
attention. A few hours' delay will
result in a long lameness -.perhaps
in the loss of the horse. Kendall's
Spavin Treatment has saved more
horseflesh than all the other known
remedies. Under the name' of
Kendall's Spavin Coro, ' it is the
forty.year-old standby of horsemen,
farmers and veterinarians:
Get a botile,of Kendail'e today.
Ask, loo, for 16a Free Book or
wrilefor it to
DR. B. J. KENDALL COMPANY
ENOSHURG FALLS, Vt,, U.S.A.
4
Ir you
Own,
askf6Mr
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( rasp lalmtf
Mrs. J o
Sampson
Tells How Cuticura
Healed Her Scalp
13"
"I was troubled for years wlth.a
dry scalp and dandruff. There were
.t# - small scales on my
scaip,and it,itch'ed and
burned a greatdeal. My'
hair was very dry and
lifeless, and fell out
when I combed It. I be-
ganusingCnticura Soap
and Ointment and after
a' few applications could' eee'an 'imc
provement. I continued using, them
and in three months was headed,".
(Signed) Mrs. j. W. Sampson, 4705.
32nd Ave: S , Seattle, Wash.
Keep your skin clear by using Cuti..
sura Soap, Ointment and Talcum
for everyday toilet purposes. ;Touch'
pimples and itching,: if any, with
Cuticura Ointment; bathe with Cut1-
cura'Soap.and hot water. Dry and
dust lightly with Cuticura Talcum,
a powder of faeclnating fragrance.
semp t
g
eLPcep
by
g
iI.Add
spa"
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PUTS HEALTH
Yg
AND VI .. .
INTO
WO ;E
So Says Mrs. MacPherson of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
Brantford, Ontario, -"I was always
tired and the least exertion would put
me out fm a day or two. I had d
pressing pain on the top of my head,
pain in the nape of my neck, and when;
I stooped over X could not get up with.
out help,:because of pain in my back,-
1 did not sleep well and was nervone
at the least noise. 1 keep house, but'I
was such awreck that / could not sweep
the floor nor wash the' dishes without ly-
ing down afterwards, A friend living
near me told me What Lydia E. ; Pink.
ham'sVegetabl Clompoundhaddonefo
her a J�
so
panni
take it.
Wthe firs
'With �y
bottle felt br -
Lex and got so:X realer
wash d3ehes and Sweep wthout having'
to lie: down. Later I became regttlar
again in Monthly terms. 1 havetaken tStt bottles all told and am now
all better. X cap truly say that your
wonderful medicine cannot be beatt;q
for putting health and vim into a wo.
man." -Mrs. JAMES H. MACPHERSON,
809 Greenwich St, Brantford, Ont,
If you are suffering from a displace.
meat, irregularities, backache, or any
other form of female weakness write
to the Lysiia 511. Pinithani'Medicine Co.,Cob-
hobos gPrivate
for Lydia E. Pin1t_
r vate Text -Book upon ."All.
relents Peculiar to Women:" '0
UNLESS you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you
.are not getting Aspirin at ail
Accept only an "unbroken package of "Bayer 'Tablets of
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physicians during 22 years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache Rheumatism
Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis
Earache Lunibag( Pain, Pain
Handy "Bayer" boxes of 11 tablets --Also bottles of 29 and 110-' D ilgglatti.
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"Pet11Aoldantor or ee 313 '11oaats, Wirfle 1t la 1aN1 1cntYl1vn thaat Asp in in3ans ,0,350
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