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BY DR; al .1. 1IDI)LETOk
Provincial Board of Health, .Ontario,.
Dr. Middleton will -ba glad to answer questions on Public Wealth mat -
tors through'thiseolumn. Address him at Spadini Ifouge, Spading
Crescent, Toronto. ,
Don't take too much of one -kind o
food. It may not contain enough o
nil the elements that -go to maintain
tiodilytealth and vigor.
No matter how nourishing a food
issupposed' to -lie,' ill -health and die -
ease 'may
isease'may result if too much of that
particular kindof food is taken with-
out sufficient "balance" in the diet.
Sootsmen the world over have been
proverbially fond of porridge, and no
doubt it has proved a sustaining' food
if eaten with other substances that
contain health -giving properties; but
If a child is brought up on porridge,
almost exclusively,' there is great da
ger of the development of rickets'
softening of the bones and muscles,
condition from which thousands f
children in this -country suffer. Pr
fessor R. Meilanby of. St. Thomas
Hospital, London, thinks that porridg a very bad cereal from a nutritiona
standpoint, and especially if taken a
the main diet. He says Wit ,contain
1'i porridge and not -the trimmings that
1 were often' affected by rickets. Don t
Harbor the idea that oatmeal contains
anything harmful. It is the lack of
something necessary in it that makes
the cereal dangerous as a regular food.
When accompanied.= by the proper
vitamin containing accessories, por-
ridge is still considered a- splendid
food: One of the most important and
most remarkable of -the vitamins -
Containing substances is cod liver -oil,
Fresh milk also contains the precious
vitamin and even a teaspoonful taken
at a meal makes all the difterence be-
n tween a non -sustaining diet and one
or that contains the necessary -elements
a required to' nair-taln a -normal condi-.
o tion of health and vitality,'
MARCH
qf5
DANGEROUS TO BABY
some substances which interfere with
the deposition of bonehardening•car
bon rind:phosphorus in the -body,. and
unless accompanied' by the accessory
food factors -or vitaml'nes,.had proved
disastrous when taken consistently, to
the animals; to which it had been ad-
minietered.
Any food that is bailed of cooked
to any extent has, this deficiency in
vitamins. It is not porridge 'alone
that lacks these essentials, but por-
ridge has come to be regarded as e
very -complete food in itself-. In fact,
one often hears the saying that people
in certain localities in Scotland were
beet;ght tip on porridge' an'd the
Shorter Catechism. 'Be that as it may,.
and I .for one would never want to
,minimize the fighting dualities; of the
Scot" qr his inherent manliness, still
the fact, remains that porridge taken
in excess and without a sufficient am-
ount' of other, vitamin -containing
Moods, is a poor'diet.
The experiments that proved th
lack of -proper food content in- oat-
meal was done on animals, but Prof.
Mellanby said he thought the cereal
would have the same'aeffect on human
beings as on lower animals. He saiv
no reason why It should not. He adds,
however, that in the large majority
of cases, people who "ate porridge took
'with it the ordain mjd�otlier accessor-
ies which contaiped the vitamines, nee-
'essary•to overcoine the deficiency in,
the oatmeal. He glade the additional
observations thdt it was thechildren
of the poor who could afford only the
-
•
Our .Canadian /March weather—one
day bright; but 5lbnpy, the next blas,
'eery and cold—is ..extremely hard. on
children. Conditions make it neCes-
Teary for the mother to keep the Iittle
ones indoors. Tiler are often confined.
to overheated, badly ventilated rooms
and crotch colds which rack their whole
system. To guard'agalnst these colds
;and to keep the baby well till the bet-
ter,
etter, brighter days tomo alone a bc,g
of Baby's Own Tablets should:' be kept
In the -house and .an ;occadidnal 'arse
given the baby to keep his..stomaoh.'
and bciwels working regularly. The
Tablets' are a mild lint thorough laxa-
tivelvdii -ch
Hover fail to regulate. the'.
stomach and bowels .and thus they re-
lieve colds and simple fevers and keep
the baby fit. The Tablets are sold by
medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Out.
A. "tube"' railway is proposed for.
Venice, It would cover the.length of
the city, a distance of eight miles.
Minard's Linlmentjjine for the Hair.
•
In H.14I.S, Hood there is 'a special
staff of forty -nitre wireless men, and
Aye operators keep watch at the arena
time on five different wave lengths.
i perTacka
also .in % ZA
VACUUMIZED TINS'
MANUFACTURED) OY- IMPERIALTOBACCO COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED.
"GRIZZLY SAL" .•
One of the real had cues who did
her stuff at the Calgaiy Stampede last
Year, When the prairie city celiehrm,tes'the:`50.th annivers_ar of
of the Mounted Police and the birth et the city,culY the airl
he beckon the boards at the big Round -up and y' 6 to:Jiily 11„Sal will
,, P :carnival,
''Sunlight for Health.
Recent experiments on alas de-
monstrated -the importance 01 sunlight
in human health, particularly as a Inc'
tor in the physical developpint of the
young children,
The.: chicks were divided, into three
groups,. All were .given the sante diet,
but one group was kept in natural sun-
light,, the second in naltural sunlight
pmselrig through window -glass, while
the third was kept in natural sunlight
and exposed at intervals to strong
altar -violet rays.
The first group of chicles developed
normally. AB of the second group
those' that received the sunlight
through window -glass developed
riclrets. Those of the third group
*cached in ten weeks the' same stage
of physical rlevelopmeutthat those
raised in natural sunlight attained In
twelve ,weeks. The 'rickety chicks
were .cilftel.wjien'subjected to ultra -
viol t ray treatment
. Between 97 and 100 pm cent, of th
Children boric In the simmer and ,an
•tunin develop rickets in some degre
lot the following spring. -'lirougii the
winter ,the mothers fear to subjec
them to the bitter cold hence the
babies receive their "sunshine” be-
hind closed windows.
NATURE'S :W
NJNGS
Danger Signals That Everyone
Should 'Peke Seriously.
Pain" is one of Nature's warnings
that something is wrong with the hotly.
Indigestion, for insitaa`tce, is character-
ized by pains in the stomach; and of-
ten , about the heart; rheumatism hY
sharp pains in the limbs and, joints;
headaches are a sign that the nerves
or stomach are out of order. In some
ailments, such as anaemia,p ani Is not
so prontdueht.. In thia case Nature's
warning take the form of pallor,
breathlessness alter slight exertion,
palpitation of the heart, and Ise of
appetite. Whatever formthesewarn-
ings'take, wise people will not ignore
'the- fact that ninny diseases have their
origin .in poor blood, and that when
the blood is enrichea the trouble dis.
o appears. br, Wlllianw' Pink Pale ase
--/test -helpful in such eases "because
a they purify and build up the blood to
its normal strength..' In this way it
t tones no thenerves, restoresv the ap
Cows& That Never Drink.
Large quantities : of beef are pro-
duced In. the Hawaiian Islands, and
1'3awaii .itself now boasts eeyeral
ranch devoted tri the breeding of white
faced.Ixegeford Cattle.
Although,tliey are as thirsty as any
other cows the majority of the ani-
mals exported from this island have
never enjoyed a' drink of water, for
water has nd 'chance to accumulate
owing to the arid soil and the com-
plete absence of irrigation,
Any close observer on horseback,'
however, span discovers the animals'
secret, far whenever a horse 'sees a
0aetus tree it throws up its head and
nibbles' the shoots, which contain
moisture In abundance. Seeing the
horse slake its thirst in this way, it i5
almost certain that a fiery band of
"white faces" will thunder up to tale
spot. Something like aRugby football
match follows, for the parched caws
form a, "serum" Fond the tree. :And
the strongest ,fellow gets the most
luscious branches.
For Sore Feet MInarder Liniment.
A badly wasted day is that on
which we have not laughed.
Send us the name, of a Bank or Loan
Coallg':any"than; won't assist in Purchasing a.
good Pure Bred 'Sire.
VI;Yr !taller ought fo latent Vyhat Ia4p3.
-" farm is malting for him and which de.
ilpartincnts, If any, are not paying. To this
end he needs a simple record of receipts
and exPondlturea, along v,ith yearly` In -
verde es oir l d pd b_'�i i dings, stock ,
iidacli eery, fc�and§iiptl7iev. •
' 't 6 n)epiii clg of 4gr,ttilturt at Ottaw
offers, or !0 cents, p 'FarOter a Account. iiook.'i
On1Y a i'pof €ateita from time to tans ate needed.
Bend10 •ccnto for the Account nook and
receive nice ".Soo o silo Hints' and our latest
list 65 free publications Fila in and mann slip,
post fr c, to ,
The Publications Branch
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa, Ost,
R.R.No
Post Office Prorjiice:.,.
If it'happens
there i8 n0 Mar-
coni' Agency in
your' town have
your dealer write
us. 'We want you
to have a 'demon;
stration in your,"
.own home' 'of the'`
_Marc-o:.niphone,'
master. radio re-
ceiver.. This can
he' 'arranged.
t,h,r o -u g.4 your
local dealer: Also
. gelid your nape
for f r e e 'radio
booklet "PD."
- The
Mnrconi Wireless.,
TeL Go, s•V Gan.; Ltd.
' Montreal.
Halifax, Toronto,
Vancouver, St,
John's, Nfld.
- EASY TRICKS F
The Mystic Letter "Q". "
' ,I'Jrange a number of coins or
ibuttons on the table in the form
of. a letter "Q" as in the. tarlatan.
(tion. Tell the spectators that .you
swill turn your back so that you cou-
plet see what is being done, While
;your back is turned, a spectator is
• to decide on any number and to
I start at the endof the tall of the _
"Q" to count that number up; the'
I tail of •the "Q" and up the left aide.,
i When he reaches the number he
?thought of, he is to start at the
,coin at wiiich'he stopped and count
the same number in the opposite
;direction, ignoring the tail of the
" 4'r hnd going up the flight side of,,
Itire letter. When ho"again roaches'
1 tiie number of which he thought,
;he is to estop and turn that coin -
pe
rover. 'When this is done, you will
tite a d,gives perfect heal'th:• Was !turn e'round and: pick up the of
Hazel Berndt, of Arnprior, Ont., has cola
proved the great value' of this meds :; which was turned over.
th ,
cine, and ea The trick 4s that this c f coin]
ys: "I am a young girl i be just. the same number of Coins
and have been working in a -factory
for the past tour years. ]Bbl' two years
I had been in such, poor health that at
times I could n.at work. I was. titin
and ,pale, and trohbled with head-
acltss and, fainting spells. I doctored-
nearly alt this, time, but it did not help
me. My mother advised me to take
Dr. Williams' Pink Dills, and after
using them for .a While l could notice'
an improvement In nay Condition.. I
used nine boxes. And can truthfully,
say that my health is restored, When
I began 'taking the pills I weighed 97
up the .right side of the "Q8' as
' there Are coins In the tail. If it is
desired to repeat the trick, rear-
range the coins, leaving a different' -
(number of coins in the tall of the
"Cr' as it will give away the.' trick
;If the same coin is the stopping
t point the second time the trick is
/done,
(Oita this out anff paste it, &chit
ether of fisc series, in a sorapbooTc,�
Prevention.
"Fireprevention outweighs in im-
portanoe all other factors' in securing
pounds and now I weigh 114.. I.feel adequate forest ilre Protection. - No
that I: owe nw good health to'71r.'wil- -forest authority can cope with the
llaure'Pink Pills -anti,hope other all. Situation developing under adverse
ing people will give then/ a fair trial;" Conditions without the wholehearted
Yon can get.,thse pilin through any support and co-operation of the sonat-
ina/Dance dealer or by mail at 60 mite ai public. In- education and publicity,
a box from The 1Jr, nrfltiaanis' Medicine beginning with the 0hildr•et. In the
Co, Brockvfile, Ont. schools and extensive enough to reach
all classes of the population, lies the
only trope of attaining adequate forest
fire protection."—Report of the British
Empire Forestry Conference.
Sure Thing -,-Trot Him" Out. .1
Naturalist—"And 1 -suppose you'd'
like to. see' ]ny wonderful seaherse7"
'V'isitor---"Sure ,thing—trot him out,"
Alvan 'i' Simonds Ee6 no±o'nic
Prizes for 925:
To encourage the rind. o
mics two prizes of $1000'an•d $500 are
offerer b I
"DIAMOND DYES"_
COLOR THINGS' NEW
Beaatifui home dye..
fag and tinting is
guaranteed w i t it i
..Dlainolid. Dyes, Just i
"dip in cbld water. to I
tint soft, delicate
1� ' shades, or boil to
Y f Ltono { iia,' ,t• , dye rich. permanent
colors. Eae =
"`—�--�-- b 16 cent
1, y A1Van T. Simonls, pest package confess U.
dent 01 the, Simonds Saw us1i4 Steel I ocellons so erre, o any woman can dye
Company, of1 itolt-burg, Massaohus�etts,, I or tint 7ingerio. silks, ribbons skirts,
OP the best two esilays'ollalie foalow- waists, dresses; . coats, stockings,
lag .subject "Your p y and Ings, everything now-
Prbs crit su>eaters, draperies, coverings,: hang.
Mine." Buy "Diamond Dyes"—no other
The contest is open to all residents ]kind—and tell your druggist whether
of the United Stakes anti" Canatta. It ( the material you 'wish• to color is wool
is hoped that it will esptclally'appeal or sills; or whether it is linen, cotton,
to' business executives, assistants to 1. or mixed goads.
briefness executives and students Of: t•
buslnests and aonum:erce.
Comtestantg, who erre not, well versed
in oeonomics ate advised• to •s.tudy ale-
m,ettary wore, tleias:ing wit!li fanda-
merit:ale, atssi to .read articles .on
economic subjects in newspapers and
inagasiries: The essayS natty : be.en-.
tirely original or may- be basad, to
whole'or.in'part, on boolts or' articles.:
If ,the latter. Plan is faltowed, refer-
enoass tb theboolcs end arbidles should
be'_given in #ootniotes,
The essays must be at least 25001
words 1u>, length andshouldnot exceed
-3400 words. They must he typewilt
ten and en' one side of the p05101 onlry: I
The prize winning-essmys, upon pay-
ment of the prizes, will became the
property of Alvan T. Sinipnda, -
The judges, will be ninlouncod later.
-They win be aeLected Pram experts
in economics, bu 1nes;,5, .and related
activities, Their decision must be ac-
cepted by a,ib concerned as final:
The essays must re,sck the Contest
Editor, almonds, Saw and Steel COin-
pany, 470 Main Street, i itchburg,.
Massachusetts, on or before lJ conilier
31, 1020.
Shyness is one-half desire to ileac,
and one-half fear of not succeeding,
Mlnard's Liniment for Colds,
DANDRUFF
MlnArdis cleanses the scalp, opens
the,. pores, stimulates the roots of
the 'hair to new 'activity Bub
Minard's into the scalp four tinies
a week;:
General Motor& in Canada.
General Motors capital iuvested in
the automobile industry in Canada is
$21,000,000, a large part of which was
brought into Canada, from the United
States, Products of General:- Motors
of Canada Ltd., have a value exceed-
ing $40,000,000 annually.
For Sore Throat Use Ai 'nerd's Liniment
It is never too early to begin teach-
ing your children self-control and re-
spect for the rights' of others.
Seed Potatoes
New Brunswick Grown and Govern.'
' merit Certified,
Irish Cobblers and Green Mountains:
For sale at the following prices,:
Peek, 50c. Buseel, $1.60
Bag, 90 lbs„ $2.25.
Special price in jots of 6 bags or more.
No charge for byte or pa.cicages. Can
sell you Ontario Liyoyrn, at alient 20'
per cent, less. Ito 111 have to order
early as quantity is linvlted, Cush with
cinder.
FLW. DAWSON.
P.O. Box $8 Brampton, Ont
The
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America's Smartest
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Famous for its Euro-
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Perfect Cuisine and
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Single` rooms from
Double rooms from $8.00
European plea
New Hydz tatrie . and
Electro - Therapeutic
- Department
GTIS%PAVE TOTT, Manager
Beauty Of Skin And Hair
Preserved By Cuticula'.
Use Cuticord Soap for dally toilet pur-
poses, with touches of Cltticura Olntalent
es .needed, and 1u01A.. fresh, cleat orcin
and tleok, glossy hair. They are ideal
for, the toilet as is also Cuticaro Tat.
cum for powdering and perfuming
aemyle-Each Prue blcrO,i Addrosa a nadi-nl
Dupet: DntI,,,e P, D Dox zSea Ta etc 1,
Price, -aortia, Qi nlccenta,,,asg� Stickmss,,'i.
row- Tr, Try syr now Shaving 5±5,1, 1
R
sssmvenaa.
It's the urge within which makes
you give to your job the best you pos-
Ness—which makes ,lightof overtime
in ytiiir work—which aids you in meet-
ing and defeating difficulties.
Classified Advertisements:
REIVINANTS,
ARGAIN PARCEL, $2; 5 LBS.
A-,
Patches, $2, McCreery, Chatham,
Ontario.
FREb; CATALOQUE.
Pit ASPBERRIt' BUSHES, GLAD-
colas, Iris, Peony, Fancy. Dahlias
and Barred Rock -Eggs. The Wright.,
Farni, Brockville, Ont.
LABELS
Wye -stook. Labels for
cattle, sheep and bona
Elea] es. Tattooer,
Melton nand], null
510,& nlua,, Wcitafor
e; r
Amoco sad' aural
Ketchum Manufacturing .. Co., Ltd., Ottawa,• ;
eoz pole.
Ont.
Use"
"Shnoada':
Creacaadt .
Ground Sawa;
thotrteelh area
scan thtcknesa
lhrou¢houttheontl,o".:,
lanyth of tha,anw, thus
mnkhin bindinginthakod
impossible. CrauSi ind-
105 is an exclusive
re Simonds
eatura. ..
31)5ONDS CANADA SAW CO, ±185150
Vrnsomer MONTREAL St, John, NA.
*(nice='
"CresccatOmund"
Lanes Tooth
Cross gut,
N. 22
TIRES OAF
.All THE TIME
Nerves Gave Little Rest.
Relieved' by Lydia E. Pink. •
ham's Vegetable Compound
'Jiarrowsmith,Ontario,—"I took your
medicine before my baby was born and
it was a great help
to me as I wp.s very
poorly -until I started
to take it: I just felt
as though' was tired
out all the time and
would take weak,:
fainting spells. D/fy
nerves would bother
me: until I' could get
little rest;. day or
night,1 wasold by a
friend to 'take Lydia
E, Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound,and T only took a few
bottles andit heped me wonderfully. I
wouldreeommeed it to any woman. I
am doingg. what I can to publish • this
good medicine. ',lend that little book.
you sent me to any I can help. Yon'
can with the greatest of (pleasure use
my name in regard to the Vegetable
Compound if it will serve to help others,"
NIRS. IIARVAJI' MnzioAN,It. R. No.2,
1Tarrowsmith, Ontario.
In a recent canvass of purchasers of
Lydia E. ?inkhorn's Vegetable' Com-
pound over 100, 000 replies were received
and SS out of every 100 said they had
beeinbelpped by its use. ; This medicine
is for sale'by; all druggists.
i U
r .it" f ;oe
Moro Pdnosphoto .if you Want your
complexion to clear, eyes .to briglhton,,
and shin to become, soft and sntcoi,Ph.
Thin, nerve exhausted people grow
strong ,on S:Iinio-Pioosihat,' and drug•
gists guarantee it. -?rice $1 per Mtge.
Allow Chemical Co., 25 Front St. East,
Toronto, Ont.
:ISSUE
Noy'
12— 25.
Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for
Neuritis
Neuralgia
' Lumbago
•R1ieuinatisn i
Colds
Headache.
Toothache
, l•
Pahl
Accept off- "Raver" tisicage
iT. • E; which containspi'oven'direetions.
LL Handy "B4er" bales of 12 tablets.
Alpo bottles of 24 grid 190—Druggists:,
!tannin-ls the
Uncle math veiy1 oI ]n Cgoldp) of Aarcr),, While or .tiall known
aeldeufei' Of 5allr,,viicnrhl (irtiyi yolierllc 1> 1d "4. O., A ") while It is wall known
that Jtpnin ,cans Rarer mnnnd'rt re, kr ns�.ist the nubile aga;nat nnttatlohs, ne Tablets
05 neya5 Ooinl,any: 0111 to :scaredtsIth their general trade mark, the "Bayer Oroo ."