The Seaforth News, 1925-03-26, Page 7DELI
IN STRIN TI E`
Not• Side, Iiia •Not Quite \hell_
� You Need the Help of I)r.
Williams' Pink PHIS.
With' the passing of Tinter many,
people feel weak; depressed and easily
tired. No 'particular di ease, but the
system lacks tone. You illid yourself
tired., low-spirited, and often unable
to get sound sleep at night. All this
is the result of in -door confinement of
. the winter months, and shows that the
blood has become thin and watery,
'S"1' New, rich, red blood is what you need
to put you right, and there is no other,
medlcine.,can give you.: this new blood
as surely and as speedily as Dr. Wil-
liams? Pink Pills. This .new blood gives
to every park of the body and quickly I.
.improves the general health, Diges-
tion is toned up, you,llave a -better ap-
^' petite, nerves are strengthened slid
sleep is sound and refreshing.
, The value of. Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills when the system is run down is
shown by the experience of Mr, Wil-
liam Mitchell, R.R. No. 1, Bedford,
P.E.I., who says:—"A few months ago
I found myself he -a badly run down
condition. My appetite was poor, I
was easily: tired and did pot sleep well.
1 tried several so-called tonics, but did
not get any ;relief. Then I decided to
give Dr. Willie:Me Pink Pills a trial
and soon found that,I had got the right
medicine. Gradually my strength
cone back, the dull, tired feeling dis-
appeared, and after using the pills, for
about a month, 1 could eat heartily
and was aa strong and active as ,ever
I have been, I can most cheerfully re-
commend' Dr, Williams' Pink Pills as
au unsurpassed tonic.!
unsn od
You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
from any dealer in medicine, or by
mall at 50 cents a box from The -Dr,
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
Ignorance.
In the notion -picture "Robin Hood,"
Lady Marian desires to send a mes-
sage • to t11e. Earl of Huntington and
chooses Little John to act as her mos -
1
seuger. She presents Jol n with a
scroll which is protected by what
seems to he a black case or tube,
As .he banded it over, a small boy in
the audience asked his mother what
It was.
"That's a flashlight, she answered
In a loud voice.
"Don't show your ignorance, Mary,"
saidher husband. "They. did'n't have
flashlights in those days. That's it ther-
mos bottle."
R
It's far better tone homesick away
from: home"than"tar be home sick.
"OH 'BOY! WHAT A TRIPI"
Plisni11a Doan, the movie star who was-ap'pointetl master, 01 Ycs150 Street
Station, for one hour, upon 111•e termination of her "personal" appearance in
Toronto, thought after inspecting a ..trans-C'anadit ticket that her education
Canadian
11
"The e La
one. 'h
would not he complete until she hell li5edllp j1i31: Snell a
Rookies and Victoria'fol me," she said.
Seed Potatoes
New Brunswick Grown and Govern.
ment Certified.
Irish Cobblers and Green Mountains.
Fe sale at the following prices:
Peck, 50c, Bushel, $1.60
Bag, 90 lbs.,$ 2.25.
Special place in lots of 6 bags or more.
No charge for bags or packages. Can
sell you Ontario Grown, at about 20
per cent. less. You will have to order
early as quantity is limited. Cash with
.order,
H. W. DAWSON
P.O. Box 38 Brampton, Ont.
fr-
I-IEALTU' EDUCATION
BY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON.
Provinoiel'Board of Health, Ontario.
Dr. Middleton will be giad to answer questions an Public Health mat -
tem through
at•tens'through this column. Address him atSpadlnaHouse, Spadlnr
Crescent, Toronto.
To thoroughly enjoy good health,
we must observe the simple rule's of
right living. These include the taking
of sufficient exercise to keep. the body.
active, eating the *right kinds of food
in proper proportions, using plenty of
fresh water Within and without. But
the latter remark I mean that. water I
should be taken at frequent intervals,
certainly a glass or two first tiling
the ' inonling ` and between ° meals
throughout the day. It is better not
to drink any fihids at mealtime, as the.
gastric juice is thereby diluted and
results in delayed digestion.
For some reason oz other, there)
seems to be 0 tendency on everybody's
part nowadays, to eat too much starch
and sugar in the daily diet. Too much
starchy food causes fermentation of
act arld intestines, which
all kinds 1n ,eat g a Scouts y M O A Broth@rs Boys
exec .sea of crow s, Big
drinking and chew. our food thorough -j Olubs and other boys' work organize-
ly at meal times. This relieves th tions, Mr. Atkinson was granted one
ton, for
or 'pa;t'of the work of &g s year's, leave of absence and a purse
tlon,for properly masticated foods are
more easily assimilated by the atom-, of gold to pay n11 expenses of a triparound the world.
act
44,
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Scouts Dine Township Council.
The members of 010 1+)Lobiroke
Tov n ^hip Connell, headed by peeve
T: A. C. Tier of Ilington, were the
guests of 'the Parklands (Long Branch)
Troop of )Boy Scouts on Saturday even-
ing, March 9th. The 0ou'ncil has been
very he'l'pful to the Boy Scouts during
lilts bast year and, the boy's took this
rather unique way t0 show their'ap-
preciation. During the evening Scout-
nt'a'ste 1'.x..1'. Pollard of tbo Troop re-
ceived a beautiful Coin Jack, which
was presented to the Troop by Mr; G.
Loty and iris family.
Not the' Same.
Iirst-class Scout -"Say, didn't 'I
meet you. iu Ottawa about three
1110(M1tlls ago?"
Innocent TenderCOat—"No, I never
was in Ottawa in my lite.'
lei I's t -class Scout — "That's funny,
neither was I. It artist have been two
other fellows.'
Get-Portralt of Chief Scout..
Last Will. and''T'estalldent
These chit;gti I gdt bj t'hesweat`of my
brotyt
A fallow field and' an ancient plow.
And these I'heughtWith-the songs I
have sung:
The Wind' and the 'spray the salt sea
flung.
And these are the things that I got
from Love:
One tali pine tree and a star above.
1, being in my right mind now,
Bequeath to my eon my land and plow,
And 1'11 leave him also the wind and
the sea,
And 1'11 even leave hien my tall pines
tree,
But I'll keep that star so my soul can
Last year, on February 22110, the
Chief Scout's birthday, the 1st Galt
Troop received a personally siigned
Portrait of the Chief for the best' re-
port published in "The Scout" London,
England, Feb. 7, 1924. Two weeks ago
the troop again received another por-
trait for the best report published in
"The Scout," on Feb. 7, 1925. Rather
a coincidence, eh?
How?
Patrol him
• nisi
Leader—"If you want g
r 1 Leede
Into 3
done well, do' it yourself."
Sntart Tenderfoot—"Bow about a
hair cut?"
Onegoenn her id trinket. i h hair'
tea your grocer reCornmends is
.usually good tea
rr a
_ .'r`"is goodtea 52
And most grocers recommend it.
Mothers' Allowances:
Now that the Mothers' Alilowancee
Act is so well established and acconnp-
liching each good work, it is Interest-
ing to recall that. for nearly twentY
sans Mr, Kees'o advocated this as a
Classified' Advertisements
REMNANTS.
ARGAIN PARCEL, $21 5 LBS.
Patches, V. McCreery, Chatham,
Ontario.
1 ioodle Sonos11 a Clelland, neceeeaay . feature of efficient child FREE CATALOGUE,
• 4 ASPBERRY BUSHE GLAD,-
turn
LADturn to the Ontario Legisdiature, pub- iotas, Iris, Peony, Fan&Y Dahlias -
and Barred Rock Eggs. The Wright
Farm, Brockville, Ont.
MOTHERS PRAISE
Veteran Boys' Man Honored.
Mr. C. J. Atkinson, Executive Secre-
tary of the Boys' Club Federation of
:America, and for many years Director
of the Boys' Dominion in Toronto and
of other boys' work activities in dif-
ferent parte of Canada, was signally
honored on the occasion of the close
of bis fiftieth year In boys" work. At
I a banquet held in New 'York City and
irdlattended by representatives of the Boy
,
toe
often results in constipation and auto-
intoxocatien, the effects of intestinal
stasis or inertia. One and all, we
should cultivate the practice of eating
more fresh fruits and making the
leafy vegetables a larger part of our
daily dietary. We should refrain from
We Challenge Ontario Farmers
To Make Money
By the Use of a Scrub Bull
We believe a Scrub Bull is the most expensive
piece of cattle flesh in existence.
Is This A Challenge To You?10e
We `must alsd melte it a point to -
welfare work In his fourth annual
re-
lished in February, 1597, he reported
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
as s
There are poor but respectable
mothers who require temporary help,
Mrs, L. M. Brown, Walton, N.S., but this should he given. to .bbem in
their own hooves, either by the manic'.
says:—"I cannot recommendBaby's paltty or church organizations, 'so that
Own Tablets too- highly. I have found the home may net be broken up. It is
them invaluable for the ailments of no real charity or help to a pilar moth -
get enough Sleep and ' to avoid all A Wish.
unilecespalyworry. Too many people Smart Man - "Say, Sonny, what
live what plight be called a dissipated would you wishif you had just one
existence, that is they burn the mid- wishes
11ight'oil, 'staying up late at nights Bright Tenderfoot—"I'd wish a wish
and through the stress of business ris that every time I wished' a wish, I
ing fairly early in the morning after
insufficient rest. This leads to nerv- could -have the wish' I wished."
ousness and irritability whish in time
may result in indigestion, insomnia e One Scout's Honor.
'and other irritating conditions. One Hero is an 'actual happening illus -
must not forget the dangers to health trating the extent to which a Scout
that result from mischievous gossip, •lived up to his pledge of honor. A lad
with whom you are acquainted.
In' Saskatchewan appeared iu court,
people
acanon or later these unkind, a per- father in -a land deal. The father
•
Ilretontheper-
sen harboring them,' and bring about claimed he did not understand the Eng -
an impaired state of health. There is fish lunguage. The son, who was a
the question, too, of having imaginary Boy Scout, swore that leis father had
enennes, and of believing that certain understood every word of the deal, be
persons hold a grudge against you cause he, himself, badexplained it to
and are plotting to do you an injury. him.
These suvmises may be merely fig- When the boy quit the witness box,
ments of the .imagination and if the
truth were (mown, the people whom some person said to him, "Your father
you suspected had no unkind thoughts 11'11 thrash you for doing that. Why
of you at all. Another thing to re- did you do it?"
melntier 10 that frequent bathing of "What else could I do and keep my
the body is absolutely essential if one honor?" was his simple rejoinder.
is to keep in perfect trim. But Fattier Didn't See It That Way.
In these winter days we have a Johnnie—"Dad, can you sign your
tendency to spend too much time in -.name with your eyes shut?"
doors in a superheated atmosphere. Father -"Certainly, my son."
What could be morn healthful and in-
Johnnie—"Well, then, please shut
rlgonating than a brisk walk in the your, eyes and sign my school report
amen. Walking is an exercise that
everybody can indulge m, and there card."
is no better recreation. Still, there'
is not half enough walking done, even Presentation to. Scoutmaster,
in the country. The automobile is an on his removal from Cobourg to'e
asset of course, and brings woven- Toronto the Rev, Canon F. J. Sewers
ience and comfort to every home necessarily had to relinquish the
where it is in, use, but when a person Scoutmastership of Che fine lat Co -
develops the habit of riding every- bourg Troop of Boy Scouts which has
where, even short distances that Could b n the ride of t11aG town fol• severai
little ones:" Mrs. Brown's testimony
to the same as that of thousands of
other mothers who have used the Tab-
lets. To use them once. is a sure guar-
antee that they will always be kept. In
the home as long as there are babies
saying or hearing unkind things abou
5o called to give evidence against his own
erous thoughts wi
er to close up her•home and send he
children, one to this institution 'and
one to that, thus, robbing both of the
ties and influences that ese, after a10,
the only things' worth living for.
The -principle here laid down is
or young children to be bared for. The sound, and it is gratifying to know it
Tablets are a laxative—mild but 'has worked out so we'll.—Globe, March
19.
For Sore Throat Use Minard's Liniment
Among the children left at the day
at
e Wembley Exhibition
nursery
there are three who have never been
claimed. ,
thorough in action—which never fail
to regulate the stomach and bowels;
relieve constipation and indigestion;
break up colds and simple fevers • and
make the dreaded teething period
easy. In fact they banish all the
minor `ills from which little ansa suf-
fer. The Tablets are sold by merit.
cine dealel•s or by mail at 25 cents a
box from The Dr. Williams,' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont
In Turkish Plrison.
A British officer who was captured wo
by the Turks in the Great War gives
some amusing extracts from the prison
com'mandant's daily bulletins to the
prisoners; Here is one: "'Everybody
is obliged neither to cook food nor to
have any sort of fire in the rooms
where they live and lie, as a very
slight carelessness as regards fire,
cleanliness and neatness may be the
cause of great dangers. It is rather
good to consider the heaviness of the
legal penalty that may Impend for a
damage caused by a lank of precaution
and care. If a fire starts, it goes.
Therefore, de'n't smoke in bedrooms
for goodness' sake."
The coal deposits of Canada are be-
lieved to comprise about one-seventh
of the known supplies of the whole
ld.
easily be covered on foot. then the ee P
automobile is little short of -a menace years. In appreciation: of his splendid
-„LL _ - to health. I have heard men who own services to the Troop, the boys pre-
- cars admit that for their health's vented Mr. Sewers with a gold Evor-
sake they would be far better off with- sharp pencil on the eve of his doper-
out an automobile. tore for the Queen City. The new
'' A -powerful aid to the preservation Scoutmaster is Mr. Bradley,' Superin-
of health is relaxation—of both mind tendent of the is.
Sunday School.
have
and body. If we business cares Wilfrid Davenport continuos to act as
or worries connected with the daily
grind, we should as far as .possible, Assistant Scoutmaster._
put them away when evening comes
and enjoy the fellowship of family or As Spring Draws Near.
Friends orrecreationor books. The The snow is pricked by lean brown
St:
And in its melting white
where it is difficult to get rid of worry Aresunken models of the leaves'
and responsibility at special times, but That made last autumn bright;
as a Mule, one can, by systematising
his or her work, find time for relaxa- The meadow pools with crystal plants
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A. BEAUTIFUL COLOR
mind needs a rest as well es the body,
KM- this applies to women as well as
men. Of course there are instances
then, ._
Above all, we need, once a year at
least, a complete change from our nor-
ma surroundings. -
Are strangely etched scram;
Red rose hips gleam against old
stumps
1 d' s and
this h cape Scarfed with a wet green moss.
Cially leen fiw'a•1 if those who live
strenuous lives, go lo the woods or.a
ciMet summer resort where they can The willow stem.. and alder stems
live close to nature and get a chance.
as it were, to find themselves and
,take stock of their mental, moral and
physical progress.
Moreover, we should always try to
cultivate a cheerful spirit, and to meet
adversity with calmness and fortitude,
accepting with good grace what the
'gods have in store for us, always try -
mg to play the part of real men and
women who know how to play the
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Idea of Space.
One limy judge how great is the dis-
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the fact that Vega, a near neighbor,
is about one and a half million tines
more distant than th0 sun. Vega is
25 light years, 10 trillion melee away.
That is, a 'ray of Tight from this star
will take 25 years to reach the earth,
though it travelswith the r'eed of •-
lightning, which would take it nearly
seven tunes around the earth in a sec-
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Eggs in France cannot be sold es
"fresh" 1f they have been in cold
storage.
YOU
STAMMER
A silver nugget., the largest over
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