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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1921-1-20, Page 7IMUANS Nervous .. Headache yields, to BAUM N�V -. L �� it soothes and stops the pain.. BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES jl.00e tube. THE LEEMINa MILES t0„ Litt, MPNTeEAL Agents:or P. Jules negga6 RELIEVES. PAIN' Laughed at Doctor Bell. Some interesting reminiscences are told in The London Times by Or. Alexander Graham Bell, invento r of the telephone. Dr. Bell, who recently' elicited his native city of Pldinburgh, freedom of which Tram conferred upon, him, was intbrvfewe'd by a member of the Times staff, who renders the con- versation as follows: "I finished with the telephone over thirty-five years ago, bat it has been extremely interesting to watch its pro- gress. This evening I have leeen hear- ing of future developments at the meeting of the wireless aectIon of the I Institute of ]Electrical Engineers.. I heard a most Interesting address by! Professor Earles'. I represent the past; Mr. Eccles represents the fu- ture, When I invented the telephone forty-five years ago nobody realized the developments which would take plane.° In 1877 or 1878 the directors of the National Telephone Company, which had just been organized, asked. me for my ideas as to the future of the telephone. I created a great smile b; outlining the central exchange sys- tem which exists to -day. It seemed like a Utopian dream to those direct- ors, and my letter, which was printed and sent to each director, has often bean quoted to show the ambition of an inventes. Not a single copy of that letter was preserved, and when I asked the recipients ot It what they had done with it the invariable reply was: " 'Well, I rather smiled at it and tore it up.' " • , Motorist's Lavatory. Often it happens that,motorists are obliged to Stop and repair, their cars far from any available water supply, and then it is 'a question of washing their hands. Annoying, often. But Edgar S. Curtiss, of Cincinnati, Ohio, hasdevised a portable lavatory, watch, having the outward appearance of a suitcase, may readily be put to ase in such an emergency. Halt of it is a water basin; the other half is a basin. All that is necessary - iA to open it and turn a tap. A small box with a watertight ltd, to contain a cake of soap, is mounted on the tank, which is also provided with a spring clamp to hold a towel. ' Thus the motorist can wash his hands at a moment's notice, dry them, empty the basin by unscrewing a -cap which closes• the outlet and go on hie way rejoicing. On Giving Books, It fa a cotpmoltlelaCe that "a book makes the best present" but obsorve• tion shoYws that books are Sarney given with any diecriminatiow, One, wluid suppose thet.;Meten"a . ",Anatomy Of MolenohQly" would strike even an 11+ literate tuan as US :an Weal wadding present; yet, it has been given as such, itud *er1oualy too,' If Pett wantyour gift to be valitod, choose something et Permanent in, tereet, A "topical" book on loan tranelent question will only be a later embarrassment; one hesitates to dis- card a gift, yet a "dead" book 1A an eyesore in a private library, Never give- a third-rate novel that Yea would not buy for your own read- ing, such a gift is an insult to your friend. To give bookie successfully, two things are necessary; first, a lunow- ledge of the recipient's. tsetse and ex- lating library; second, a knowledge ot the book or author that you choose, The next consideration is, cost, and herein Ltes• a great advantage in using books as gifts, • We eau not only .spend any sum from twenty-five cents to ea' many dollars but we need .not limit ourselves to one book. Having de- cided toy spend say five dollars'' on a book present, it is quite' unintelligent to limih our selection to. books of that precise value,, or such a sum one can have something new and something old, something grave and something gay, making up a group of books of various'kinds. that could not fall to in teres t. Bulk, too, is an important question. A clumsy, padded, cumbersome book of -the oke -fashioned "gift" type will impress the .recipient favorably or otherwise according to his intelligence. As time goes' on, however, the least discerning man will begin to ]tate a too bulky book; he will begrudge its space on his shelves, its weight in his suitoase, its clumsy balance in his hand. Choose, if possible, something approaching the pocket size; there are thousands of good things- at your ser- vice. As regards binding, except for a standard book, of which several edi- tions aro available, we have, of course,' to take it as we find it. One caution may .be borne in mind, though; avoid glaring colors; a neutral inoftensdve shade is preferable, so that the book. may harmonize with any 'ord'inary scheme of decoration. Consider, too, the occasion of the gift, or weddings and Christmas it is fairly easy to choose something ap- propriate. • For weddings, popular classics and standard authors are al- ways safe, providing you remember the literary tastes of the bride, For Christmas a book need not of course be "Christmassy;" you only need to know your friend's tastes and his existing library to pick up something acceptable. Parting gifts, however, require more careful thought Only an intimate sympathy ot taste, and a wide know- ledge of the best in literature, will en- able you ta'find something that sym- bolizes the best in your friendship. "Poison .gas" .can now bemade so solid that each soldier could carry a canister of it in his pack, j HEALTH EDUCATION BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON ®® Inhale Board of Health, Ontario A N+ Dr. Middleton will be glad to answer questions on:Inhale Health mat- 0 ters through this column. Address him' at the Parliament Slags„ O ® Toronto. 0 D. f (111111011IVIIKUVRIA, ISIL ILI& Mk VA 111111011VIEL 1111. In 9111\ 111100111, I am writing this article to the boys or woman than if you neglect to carry out these simple 3little rules. Hero they are:— (1) I washed my hands before each meal ,to -day (2) I washed not only my fate, but my ears and neck, and I cleaned my and girls, and more particularly to you boys and glens who are going to school from day to day, and who are being taught reading, writing, arith- metic and other useful subjects that will be of use to you all through life. finger nails. Now, to learn .quickly and to make (8) I tried to keep my fingers, pen - progress at school you must be in cilia and everything that might be un - good, health, for you cannot go to clean out of my mouth and nose, school every day if, you do not feel (4) I drank a glass of water 'before well, and so you get .behind in your each meal and before going to bed, and class, and feel that you are keeping drank no tea, coffee or ether injurious the other children back, waiting for drinks to -day. yen to oatch up to them in your (6) I brushed my teeth thoroughly studies. in the morning and in the evening Thee° ,are several things that you to -day. should do every day to keep well. They (6) I took ten or more slow, deep do not take much time and in fact breaths of fresh air to -day, are very necessanlr if you are going (7) I played out -doors or with win - to have good health. dews- open .more than thirty minutes Every boy and girl knows' how bone- to -day. finial it would be to carry out certain (8) I was in bed ten hours or more health rules from day to day, but last night and kept my windows open, sometimes there is nobody to tell just (9) I tried to keep neat and cheerful what should be done. constantly, and to be helpfhil to others. Here are some health chores which _ (10) I tried to -day to it up, and I would lake to see- every boy and girl to stand up straight, to eat slowly, undertake to do every day. Copy out -and to attend to toilet and each need the list and pin •it somewhere where of my body at ate regular time. you can see it, Then at night before blow, boys and girls, just copy out you go to bed put an X before each these rules and try your best to do chore that you have done and see how them everyday. Get your father or manyyou have missed out, if you mother or big brother or sister to re- do not miss any of the chores you will mind you each night to mark off the feel in better health, you will have a list of 'health chores you have done better appetite, you will sleep butter, through the day. You will never ro- and yen will study better. Besides gret doing them and you'll thank me you will grow up to be a healthier man for telling you abort them. . OJei.R4 ee•SN CA4Deeil a. ,DDejDN4 .fA41lOYmq1/DY►A Grocers Used To Wonder why sortie of their tea and. coffee trade switched to STANaY�N STUM Many of thein understand, now glee' use Poste in their own E milies anis. find, a bids gain in health, and, some econou ,Y with no ]OSB in satisfaction Thera a.tg'asox ' For Pos urn heed of coffee ��NN �Aitt�l>fI>t•Ey PALE . AND MISERABLE The Melancholy Statet ofThous- ands IhoL - ands of Bloodless Children and Young Girls. How often do you hear the remark, "She Is very delicate?" HOW often; it means' that same young woman, is,lly' Ing in misery, suffering from periods of prostration, dizziness., loss of appe- tite and disordered digestion. Head- aches, of lief her at lntorvais; Dain to the haok"apd limbs follow any oxer. Eton. $ala 15 never really Well, This fragile state of health, this, laelc of vitality, enlist for prompt treat- ment The blood must be nourished and made strong enough to vitalize the system that is so lacking in energy, In such cases Da Williams? Pink Pills have proved remarkably successful in Malting the new, rice', red blood acres, ears In restoring tone to the system. Mrs. L. M. ;Duncan, South M9untain, Oat, tells of the wonderful benefit Dr. Wliliems Pink Pills' made in the case' of her young daughter. She says: "It is only right; that I should Diet you know of the•good derived from the use of Dr, Williams_ enk Pills by our girl of eleven years She was alwaye very lain and not gafitting, da weight. Her appetite was poor and she had no de- sire for wholesome food. Finally we decided to give her Dr. Williams Pink Pills, After taking one box, ehe went away on a three 'weeks' vacation, tak- ing three boxes of pills with her, which slhe took regularly while she was away. When she returned home We were sur- prised end delighted to see how well she looked; and to find that she had gained seven Pounds in weight. She had a much better color and her ap- petite had improved so' -that she was always ready for Over meals. She con- tinued using the pills until eine had taken seven boxes•, and the great im- provement they made In her condi- tion was noticed by maay around here. I can only add that I believe Dr. Wil- llama Pink Pills are a splendid medi- cine." The best ,time to begin taking Dr. Williams Pink Pills is the moment you feel the least bit out of sorts. The sooner you do so the sooner you will regain your old time energy. You can get those pills through any medicine dealer or by mall at 50 cents a boxor six boxes for $2.60 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Injuries Incidental to Sports. The injuries to which athletes are liable are many and various and may affect almost any part of the body in - aide or out. Some of them are serious enough to require immediate surgical treatment; others' are slight, though they may be painful and even cripple the victim for a while. Omitting the Fractures and dislocations that cannot be treated at home and omitting also the injuries to internal organs, es- peolally the heart, that may come from prolonged and excessive strain, we will speak here only et the minor injuries. The most common are contusions and bruises. Although In contusions and 'bruises the skin is not broken, the undorlytug tissues, as the sub- cutaneous bleeding, turning the skin black and blue indicates, may be ex tensively lacerated. The best way to treat a bruise is to give the hrjured part immediate rest and to apply to it some firm, elastic pressure like that of a gauge bandage or a pad of absorbent cotton.. A bandage or a pad is better than hat or cold applications.. The ap- plications prevent neither the disco]- oration. nor the swelling, though they may hasten the absorption of the ef- fused blood. Muscular strains and sprains, from slight stiffness tu actual disablement, are commoner than are braisesi; almbst everyone Peals some stiffness. or discomfort atter unaccus- tomed or prolonged exercise. Per- salts in that' -predicament should rub the injured part with liniment—it makes little difference- what kind— and continually and gently exercise it. A more serious andpainful accident befalls the athlete who breaks inusdu- lar fibres by some sudden movement. Oddly enough, a man is more liable to that injury when the weather is. dry and cold than when it is damp and muggy.. The reason may br that his movements. are more energetic during snapping cold weather. When a man breaks a muscle, he feels a sharp pain and finds that tire affected lamb has lost much of its power. Sometimes he oan see a d'epressdon whale the rup- ture leas occurred. He should ]have the limb bandaged with straps of ad- hesive plaster, the steady pressure of which is beneflctal. Unless the rup- ture is extensive and accompanied with mucor, effusion of blond 'beneath the skin, the patient should exercise moderately from the first elev. even if it hurts him mere or less - ie. What Are Comets? Most people have a very vague idea about the real natrn•e of comets. It can, be said, in a general way, that these velesttal visitors from afar' have hoade consisting of more or less loose fragltlente of solid material, such as iron and stone, and. that when the comet nears. the *mu these 'solid frag- ments become s0 intensely hot that- 'they hat'tlhey give out certain gases, which of- ten stream away for many million miles in a direction: oppoeite to the sun, end ethic blwe see as a Magnified bit. Despite the enormous size of some corneae, they are of .the filmiest des cription. Indeed, one high authority has. declared that ail of them pet to- gether; past and present, would not Weigh nearly as much 05 our moon. The earth hast aotually passed through the tails of big cornet% but no one was a penny the worse. mantles. a comet wilt east its tail and "grow" a new one, an itat othes tinier the tall wit Mural round and M- aurine st different shape. A giant comet "night be rushing away from the 5111 fenmiiiiona' of Yours and yet net affeePe, 4he,HOrne That Wins. Watt into the • iends-n very Mather, the Boy .Scout movement Mute an in, sumacs robe), ter hie boy's future, Spouting • le not .eamothing outside the home to turn ypur boy aver tee and forget about. Soo'utillg is tate most active forge ever let loose In the world for welding father and son together. Into a winning team for home and ceuntry, lever), father does not realize that the average Ontario' boy is, awake 5,500 'tura a year. You put him to school for 900 of these hours' and everlasting- ly keep after ]lint to make goad. You place frim in church and Sunday School for perhaps another 100 hours and let him know you are looking for results; You keep him around home and under your watchful eye for prob- ably 1,500- of his waking hours and then turn trite loose for his play -3,000 hours a year—and that's, the end of it. Why? Because you are past the play age, or "think you are. Yet right here, in these hours he is away from home and other wlholeabme influences, i& where your boy forms his Character and needs you most. Scouting gives you, as a father, a com- plate playtime programme through which you can win your eon for life, Scouting wins, and the home that "puta'1n" Scouting wins too. • Scouting is the manliest programme ever devised for a boy. As associ- ate membens of The Boy Scouts As- sociation fathers, unite with their boys in Scouting. They become pals with their seas. and 'vwme sceutnrasters" backing up the regular scout leaderat The home with Scouting in it wins. If Scouting is not in your home, a let- ter addressed to the Provincial Head- quarters' of the Boy Scouts Associa- tion, Bloor and Sherbourne Streets,' Toronto, will bring back a reply tell- ing how you can help to put it there. "Be Men." Did you tackle the trouble that came your way, With a resolute heart and cheerful, Or hide your face from the light of day With a craven well and fearful?, Oh, a trouble, a ton of trouble's' an ounce, Or a trouble is what you make it, And It isn't the fact you're hurt that counts, , But only how did you take it! You are beaten to earth, Well, well, what's that? Come up with a smiling face; It's nothing against you to fall down But to lie there, that's the disgrace. The harder you're thrown the higher you'll bounce, Be proud of your blackened eye. It isn't the fact you're licked that counts; It's ]how did you fight, and why? And tho'.you be done to death, what then If you battled the best you could, And played your part in the world of men, Why, the critic will call that good. Death conies with a crawl or comes with a pounce; But, whether he's slow or spry, It" isn' the fact that you're dead that counts, But only, hcw did you die? KEEP LITTLE ONES WELL IN WINTER Winter is a dangerous season for the little ones. The days are change- able—one bright, the next one cold and stormy, that the mother is afraid to take the children out for the fresh air and exercise they need so much, In consequence they are often cooped up in overheated, badly ventilated rooms and ave soon seized with colds or grippe. What is needed to keep the little ones. well is Baby's Own Tablets. They will regulate the shorn-. ach and bowels and drive out colds and by their use the baby will be able to get over the winter season in per- fect safety, The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail et 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' MYHediclne Co., Brockville, Ont. nee— A Curate's Silk Stockings. The love of a poor Nottingiramahih'e curate for a certain young woman who could not afford to stop knitting her woollen stockings to listen to his -love- making was responsible for the Intro- duction of the stocking -frame. The curate, whose name was Wid- Liam Lee, immediately set This wits. to work to solve the difficulty, and in 1$88 he invented his- stocking -frame" He removed to London, and Queen Elizabeth saw his ingenious invention, which could aleo be used, and was used later, for the first time in the hna•nufaetllre of silk stockings. • The Queen, however, refused to grant this enterprising clergyman a patent for hie dnvention•, ' Sha professed too great -a love for her subjects who earned their dally bread in the old-fashioned manner of hand -knitting, and concluded her ob- jection by rentarlcing that "tit endoy the exclus'iYe privilege of making sbogltiugs for the whole of my sub- jecta• is too impertaiht to grant to any individual:" Poor Lee was bitterly disappointed, but mot altogether disheartened; a few roars later he applied his invention for the making of silken hose, where- upon the French Ambassador tempted him to go to Rouen. But in 1810 he re- turned to England, still disappointed. Ten years later, a miller of Thorn ton, to Notts, greatly improved has dies cover-, and from that "Gana onwards' the tranhe-knitters became more num- moue. And though the weaving of silk stockings was first Introduced by 11fr. Lee, they were last worn some years surlier in Prance by Bonny II., and in 1560 a pair of hahhtl emit alik Mee:fringe Was presented to Queen Elizabeth by Mrs, Montague, her "Aller woman;' and tvo are told that Uho queen; was 00 pleased with them that from that tints Onwards, she never again wore a pair of cloth hoses •A ,N1lnard's Liniment RelteVOs Dtsttlmpel! anes AUTO BPARE PARTS for moot makes and models of ears, Tour Old, broken or werri-o4t party replaced, Write er Wire up describ. Ing what you want. We Parry the largest and most rotaplete atgck in Canada or pltgt,hily need or new p0n,Oq A part.* automcblle equipmentWo shp ath wt* o IACa M, Betio, factory or rotund to Pµ11 our motto, '8Aldo tW Past o , 523 -3X AnaorsTgr9ato. Ont, The Pattern. - When I Consider bow Irresolutely I go any way, flow sinfully sold blind, How Tike is plait -ging, quirlug A.prii. Yl ind That serapes a tremendous echo: from the sky, My heart rejoices that by reins on high My will is goverslod to the stronger 'Phial, Teat evenln my frailty 1 fulfil The mandates of my doom and destiny. I nova but as' a summer shadow m0705, Among the many shadows of Thy scheme, Entangled in Thy multitudinous dream; And alt this labyrinth of lives and loves Is but a Pattern which View gayest wings, Whereon I am a little thread that sings. Wisps of Wisdom. It's the man's. own push that generale lygets him apull. ' Nobody can do as much for you as you can do for yourself. The faster the pace, the sooner a man reaches the end of iris rope. A lazy man is no worse than a dead one: But he takes up more room. Nothing. no ennobles a man as to have some woman beltev'e in his no- bildty. - To -dap is the to -morrow we worried about yesterday—and it didn't hap- pen. It is better to have done sae's best and lost than to have done ones worst and won. The man who thinks that money can do anything will generally do any- thing for money. ASPIRIN "Bayer" only is Genuine Warning! Take no chances with substitutes for genuine "Beyer Tablets of Aspirin." 'Unless you see the name "Bayer" on package or on tablets you are not getting. Aspirin at all. In every Bayer package are directions for Colds, 'Headache, Neuralgia, Rheu- matism, Earache; Toothache, Lumba- go and for•Pain, Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets cost few coots. Drug- gists also sell larger packages. Made in Canada. Aspirin is the trade mark (regiatered in Canada), of Bayer Manu- facture of 1\4onoaceticacidester of Salicyli'cacid Scotland Yard Aeroplanes. One sign of the times is that Scot- land Yard has added to its machinery for the detection of crime four up-to- date aeroplanes; fitted with dark rooms and accessories 'for the speedy development of photographs: It might be of immense value to the official =revellers of murder mys torics' if they could have before them In the briefest possible time photo- graphs relating to the crimes. In murder cases where expert evi- dence is likely to play a big part a ma -chine w111 be dispatched to the scene as quickly as possible, and photographs obtained and developed on -the return journey. The innovation is an experiment. If it proves' satisfactory, it can: be taken that it will form the nucleus of an air force for speeding up detection. . ` Pape's ,Diapepsin" Corrects Stomach. "Papa's Diaper,siri" is the quickest, surest relief for Indigestion, Gases, Flatulence, Heartburn, Sourness, Fer- mentation or Stomach Distress caused by acidity. A few tablets give almost immediate stomach relief and shortly the stomach is corrected so you can eat favorite foods without fear. Large cash costs only 60 cents at drug store. Absolutely charmless and pleas -ant. Millions helped annually. Largest selling stomach corrector in world.— Adv. "Don't Kiss the Baby!" This. is not a request front an anxi- ous mother, but an order from a Euro - peau Government, In fact it is the war cry of a campaign just started in Poland for the purpose of reducing in- fant mortality. Everywhere in Warsaw and through- out the country this warming stares at you, supported by startling figures. to prove its necessity._ In the capital alone last year 10,000 children died, 37 per 'cent. of them succumbing to tuberculosis. Medical authorities estimate that at least 50 per cent, of the workingmen's kiddies have bones or lungs infected with that disease now. Before the war the aver- age verage famhily in Poland numbered eight. They were a 'hardy, sturdy race, Now only three of thos-e eight survive, and they, 'stunted by hunger, deformed by distaste, are but shadows' of what a little Pole should, be. e Minard's LinimentForDandruff. Business premisossin London have on an average more than doubled in rent shire the war. During the. Great War, 8,388 D.S. 0!t, 86,780 11f.G.'a, 24,420 D,C.M,'s, and 114,529 M.111.'0 were awarded, The Canddiart (love1•fdhieill: Oefulitdts 18 experimental farms in each of the (tine ProVinees, udder the Ottawa De- partment of Agriculture. Row Bgge May Be Preserved, The 01110050 method of preaerfing 1 eggs• le to bury them fora year, at tale end of which, when dug up, they have 1pa ropoalatewerfd,ul fiuyor that is highly tip. In this country we use water -glace for file purpoao, It !s otherwise WWII 0e eodtum ;silicate; and may be bought at almost any drug store. Theto ro n tl d is silnpto• Telco a [ave., gallon crook, scald It out and allow it to airy, Ilea some water to belling 'and let it cool, , Put nitre quarte of the water in the creeik, add one. quart of water -glass and stir the mixture thoroughly, It is- then ready for the eggs. Place elle crock containing the preserved eggs 14 a 000l, dry place and cover with a tight lid so as, to pre- vent evaporation, ' If care is taken that the egga shall be fresh, they will keep from slit to ten nnonth% and eau be used satisfse- torlly for all cooking purposes. If they are to be boiled, a small hole should be made with a pin in the large end of the shell before placing them in the water, to allow the air in the eggs to aseape when hoatea end thus, prevent cracking. One bad "egg may ruin the whole lot, so it may, be advisable to "candle" them by holding each one between the eye and a strong light. DANDERiNE Stops Hair Coning Out, Thickens, Beautifies. Clees'ified Achtertise>rnentz,' FLA1* WAN'rea, stip WANTEp (19415?; AT➢tfCL E',. MAMMA 1rellS,pW1P. $. i3lapk. A WONT0 WANTED; 01.450 o4ATxV99 +CA Karoo to a remedy 1'or tiro refect' 4E c,,,,sttpattpn, indtgeatlon, Blltousness, Slbeumenern, Kidney Troubles- 81 well-known. having heel/ pxtenalvely ad• vertta d a np twas tics Y 4. la t t t manutacturba to visa, al ausac . ( 00 of torr, a emet. ties ot cap., wid Cooa Boone, urn] tedatto Bootee ata, wlrlelt aro furnished to agents free of charge. The remedies are gold at a price that allows agents to double their inane' write Alonzo O. rune, Medina Co., 12t St. pant 01. East: Montreal Mention this paper. Warda off Evil Spirits. A singular feature to be seen in Japan on New Year's Day is a grass rope running from house to house, with symbolical decorations. It le betioved to ward off evil spirits- dur- ing the Year. MONEY ORDERS, •, It is always safe to spud a Dominion Express Money Order. Five• dollars caste three cents. The British Army of Occupation on the Rhine costs at present 01,500,000 a month. Minard's Linlmant for Burns, etc, • Lloyd George recently stated that the. first prize he ever won was for singing. Aro Eon Baying Trouble "97th Tour Iterates or Settle? MAKE YOUR OWN ANIMAL MEDICINES Toll us what your trouble is and on receipt of money order for (32.00 we will send you a reolpe compiled by one of the most eminent Old Country Veterinary Surgeons. THE VLIT MEG. CO, Limited 035 ST. PAUL OT. WEST MONTREAL Americanrton5'toneor Dog Remedies Boots on DOG DISEASES and Boer to Feed Mailed Free to any Ad• dross by the Author. $. Clay Glover Co., Tao. 110 S','est 21st Street New York, tT•S.A. A few cents buys "Dandertne." Af- ter a few applications you cannot find a fallen hair or any dandruff, besides every hair shows new life, vigor, brlghtnesg, more color and abundance, Big British Exhibit at . Lyons -Fair. , British manufacturers are prepar- ing to ]have a larger representation than usual at the great Lyons fair this year Under the Overseas Trade De- partment and the Federation of Bri- tish •Industries plans are under way for exhibiting everything that is made 1n Sheffield, Manchester, Glasgow, Bradford and Coventry which can pos- sibly attract continental buyers, in view of the depreciated exchange. Latest reports. received here state that it la not yet known whether Ger- mans will be permitted to exhibit, but Britalns are determined to go in, and with the present slump in busi- ness they are counting on going in with new reductions in prices to meet German competition if necessary. PNEUMONIA and other Luna Diseases Clalms many Victims in Canada and should be guarded against ®�PAAwfs7fl ' atr9sttp'saeW9'a' Is a Great Preventative, being one of the oldest remedies used. Mlnard's Lini- tnent has cured thousands of eases of Grippe. Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma and kindred diseases. It is an Enemy to Germs. Thousands of bottles being used every day. For sale by all druggists and general dealers. a<Lasa'ds TinimentCo., Ltd., 'tarmonth. Mightier Than Himalayas. Among the greatest results achieved by the lieddn explorations in Tibet was the discovery of a continuous mountain chain, 2,000 utiles long, stretching east and west, and which, taken as a whole, is the most ruaseive range on the crust of the earth. Its average height above sea level is greater than that of the Himalayas, and although Its peaks aro from 4,000 to 5,000 feet lower than Mount Ever- est, its passes average 3,000 feet high- er than those of the Himalayas, The .eastern a.nd western parts of this range were known before, but the central and highest part, in Bongba, was unexplored previous to Dr. He - din's visit. Ile crossed ten passes in the range. MOTHER! 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