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cottage Wanted
Wanted to out a cottage or rooms
ill liesierth.
Apyly to Kira. A Gula
eaferth,Ont,
WE WANT NOW
A heli ble Agent in Huron (smutty
to Sell Ihdliatm's Peeerlees Pettit laud
Ornamental trees ilurtug Panetta Win-
ter months. uuud pay, est:Mo rn terr-
itory, flee selling equipment.
Over 600 Aetna oldie choicest • Nur-
sery stook a ,lading New varteties con•
trolled by u, Handsome na.to-bate
angling egmi t,lent and a spla»nlid Can
admit grown stook, to offer customers
We are not jobber,. Write now for
agency terms to PELHA1i NURSERS:
LO. , Toronto, Out,
N. E. Catttlegue sent of request to
appilo,ots ferag iioior: ur purchitemis of
Nursery ateek.
1 ORRESPO iDEIVICE
K'te�Mpr,•,u1t�+ruN+r+gx�--w ew.�Pu
eromarty
Buyileld
Dr Weed spelt a Sow days in Ottawa
recently, He still suffers from rhotue•
attar.
Mr and Mtn Heath et Hamilton are
in their cottage or September,
The Thank otferieg service of the ,Intoes A1„,,1„ of rlenttlu 18 (sone »11 a
w,
M, S. was held on Saturdays visit to his father.
Mr. and Mrs. C, Steinhoff and dough- tleorge 11'est0l is wekiug en a woken
ter of Toronto visited relatives here, contract in Ooderroh.
11r anti Mrs Norman PRO, _Miss The lith tugs are geeing good oatehee
Ne1IiaBruce olid Miss Currie were 111 this fall, One cutch alone has realized
Toronto recently ns mach as Slut], Fish bring a good
p1•iee at present .
Miss 111oCullook is attending sob,00l
in (tratferd,
Everyone is preparing for the big Varna
Fair in the new at Mitchell.
ilrondesbaro cousin her cousin, Mrs, Beatty.
Airs. Hines of Detroit visitedher
lira wvbb e;f `teafw.th is a guest of Varna Patriotic Society will holt(
her daughter, lire .1, H. S?lieibreok u1n their animal meeting oil `1'uveday.
the 13 Ponca Pion.
The Red cross 10R is :Ito home of
Mr, (.), Woodshas gone to Llstowell
to the Collegiate.
fa c;lcaaant c:zs.hcin; for ,-hildten is Mrs Geo Moult n Friday 7sMpt ast Miss Gladys Beatty eo a Clinton at
wtleeer 0 ,ori ir. is e'' o;cted, from God»rich.
a,.otlner Uaa:•vu' tt;'.1tun la:tteruiivait' l school.
tl., c is e t! ; i F•tttvt fur drivil s Miss 911.:e F( !Twit r• creel: iu The beau harvest is fest comm SI vs 1+~. Drake.. of Seaforth spent,1lOu
c,,
w.:;ta ..r.':e the system, 14011(10D,14011(10D,K e.n day with her daughter. Sirs J. MoDon
slut westber will t,ive good crop of
1t,d.
this needful ortiole of diet.
A large number from 'here wen to
London Exhibition,
r --
'Brussels
The trains have been late here quite
often recently,
linen/els ,'air Wid be on Oct 4th ent!
gth.
Mrs. Hendolsou of Seoforth is visit-
ing her eon George,
1Mr, (Garfield Lung and family ate
removing to n1'iegara Falls.
Mrs John liauniug is ill with ty-
phoid fever at (,resent,
Rev. Father F'e;ton oouiluuted a 40
hours service in his churoh here last
week when many front the cam1try n_
round was present,
Staffaa
Mrs Alex McDonald has returned
Mr Flynn° of VVetorloo is visiting his
brother.
Mr Wm Kerslake has sold his home
tours McTaggart and gone to Teeker.
with to live with his daughter.
Mr and Mra W Sadler and Mrs
were in Hamilton with relatives.
Quite a number of accidenta rooeutly
1111r W, Jeffrey lost part of a finger in
the threshing lnaehine, Mr R. Ebfer-
hardtgot a thumb taken off, and Mrs
A. Norris had her wrist broken.
lvir Hutt Mrs Joll'rey and Mira Hortata
visited friends in Soafol•11 on'tlnutlay
Mr mud Mrs Robt, Sadler and familA
spent Sunday in Exeter.
Mini limey HutehIsotl Seaforth
spent the week end with her beotho1,
Mr F D. Hutchison,
Mrs Albert Norris and Master Clar-
erlae spent 111e week end with friends
in U»rierioh.
Asthma Overcome. The triumph eve
asttuua has assuredly time. Dr. J. 1)
Kellogg's Asthma Remedy hive proved
the most postive blessing the victim of
asthmatic attacks has ever known.
Letters received frons thousands who
have tried it form a toatimouial which
leaves n room for doubt that here is
a real remedy, Get it today from your
dealer.
F
ee I r'r'ETf ortal Cry of
Canada at the Second
Battle of Ypres.
The defence of Ypres s:l'o:•.-
mg the fire: ghastly gess attack
April 22, 1915, exalts all
history. By it ow' men were
transfigured and the undying,
imperishable Sou/ of Canada
revealed.
in the name of these Heroes of
Ypres, Festubert, Givenchy,
VimyRidge, Lens,The Somme,
Verdun ---aye and the Death-
less "Old Contemptibles"---
we beseech you, Women of Canada, to Dedicate
Yourselves and Your Families to War Service
by signing the Food Service Pledge.
The sacrifice is not great. We merely want you
to substitute other foods for part of the white
bread, beef and bacon your family now eat.
"What follows almost defies des-
cription. The effect of these poisonous
gases was so virulent as to render the
whole of the line held • by the French
Division practically incapable of any
action at all.
The Stand of thg Canadians
"The left flank of the Canadian
Division was thus left dangerously ex-
posed to serious attack in flank, and
there appeared to be a prospect of their
being overwhelmed and of a successful
attempt by the Germans to cut off the
British troops occupying the salient to
the East.
"In spite of the danger to which
they were exposed the Canadians held
their ground with a magnificent display
of tenacity and courage; and it is not
too much to say the bearing and conduct
of these splendid troops averted a dis-
aster which might have been attended
with the most serious consequences."
From
Sir John French's Seventh Despatch,
General Headquarters,
15th June, 1915
of food in your h
Thou Shalt
o ant
The Undying Pledge
of Canada's Mothers
to Her Sons.
When baking use one-third
oatmeal, corn, barley' or rye
flour. Or, order some brown
bread from your baker each
day.
Substitute for beef and bacon
such equally nutritious foods
as fish, peas, lentils, potatoes,
nuts, bananas, etc.
Third, and this is most ire-
portant --- positively prevent
the waste of a single ounce
ome.
A Food Service Pledge and Window Card has
been or will be delivered to you. The Pledge is
your Dedication to War Service ---The Window
Card is your Emblem of Honour.
Sign the one and display the other.
Woman's Auxiliary, Organization of Resources Committee, in Co-operation with The Hon, W. J. Hanna, Food Controller.
nd e up
r Food Service Pledge
i
Muir lay
Try
School Shoes
pt 20
The merit of our SahoolShoes is unquestioned
W have been exceedingly careful in the selection
of this very important part of our stock.
We realize that it is no use for us to sell• a
a Shoe to boys or Girls going to School,. that
will not wear
It would be folly to do this.
We are not here a
a loll time to come
will insure continued
11 a dtl yta s
for day, but e'rpect to sell for
the kind of School Shoes that
custom.
"The E-ilogne or Good Shoes'
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i'honr ; t ?'
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SUFFERING CATS! .Attention Ladies!
GIVE THIS MAN I
THE GOLD MEDAL I
Let folks step on your feet hereafter;
wear shoes a size smaller if you like,
for corns will never again send electric
sparks of pain through you, according
to this Cincinnati authority.
Be says that a few drops of a drug
called freezone, applied directly upon
a tender, aching corn, instantly re
lieves soreness, and soon the entire
corn, root and all, lifts right out.
This drug is a sticky ether comppound,
but dries at once and simply shrivels
up the corn without inflaming or even
irritating the surrounding tissue.
It is claimed that a quarter of an
ounce of freezone obtained at any drug
store will cost very little but is snffi-
eient to remove every hard or soft Dora
or callus from one's feet. Cut this out,
especially if you are a woman reader
who wears high heels.
T
Afrange to have pour hair-
properlg washed and treated by
me.
Prices most moderate
Shampoo
Shampoo with tonic
40c
50c•
Appointments made for any
evening after 8 p. m. Saturday
excepted.
Commercial Barber Shop, C4th
W ROBINSON
Prop
KEEP
ELL
BY JOHN W. 8. IUCCULLOUGH, 111.1)., D.P.H., mime OFFICER
OF THE PROVINCIAL BOARD OF HEALTIi.
HE BOARD comprises a chairman and six other members, of whom
the Chief Officer is executive officer and who in the absence of the
other members of the Board carries on with his assistants the
work of the Board. There is a Chief Inspector, and the Province
is divided into seven districts, .to each of which there is assigned -
a District Officer especially trained to give advice and assistance to the
Medical Officers of Health in the various municipalities in the Province, ,
'As Ontario comprises some 400,000 square miles It will be seen that each
officer has a large territory to cover. He cannot be every place at once, but
every call en his services that seems necessary is cheerfully responded tee
at the earliest possible date. • In addition to the
PROVINCIAL measure of publicity through the press the Board
BOARD OF BEAT/III maintains a public health and moving picture ex-
ORQAi\IGA'1.ION hibit which is pretty well-known throughout the
country sice it has been showonein nearly every town of,,
impo t nce01throughout the Province, o The demanmore d
for the eXllibit is very great, and it is impossibre to over the entire territory
every season. However, requests for the use of the exhibit are responded
to in turn•
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tion to the
Board issues pamphletseupont,various1ethod of subjects, lfo Ileducation
exaanple:uponall.the
different communicable diseases, sewage. disposal in country homes and
schools, the care of the baby, mosquitoes and files, eto., etc. The writer w111.
be glad to send copies free upon application,
- This is perhaps the most contagious of all the so-called diseases of
childhood. It comes on like a common cold with watering eyes and running
nose, and foto' clays after the onset of these symptoms there Is usually a
111EASLf;S tending all overofuse dark r thehbody lnniThheg usually
contagiousce period
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probably just before and during the continuance of t lelrash.
eThexquatposure.•anti.ne period.is three weeks, and a person from a family where the
disease exists should not return to school for sixteen days after the last
The Medical Officer of Health may allow persons from the quarantined
house not attending school or engaged in the manufacture of food or cloth-
ing to leave their holes for business providing they -carry out his directions..
Mdren's cdisseasees scarryl g loked ittle don anger, and for thisn reasonle sthese casesarotreated 1n the home, and no @octor is called in. Many cases too are very
mild, and many, recover promptly. Some people seem to look upon quaran-
tine 1'o• a disease like measles, scarlet fever, or diphtheria as a disgrace or
an inconvenience, and Inde the facts of its existence in their homes instead
of, !ts they are required by law to do, ,at once .notifying the IvTisdical Officer
of Health, and send their children back to school before they are well. In
this way they do au injustice to their neighbor's children;.and often as the
result 'of what is criminal negligence spread disease broadcast. Not only
this, but in frequent instances they do their own children a lifelong injury
by exposing them to the danger of bronchitis or pneumonia, ear and eye
troubles, from which they may never recover,
diseaseBut is the asimple e
from measles 81 11 0o1 thanfrromdiphtherdiphtheria and tlscarlet fevers. More Combined.
Physicians Physicians who know what they are talking abotit tell us that measles
lays the foundation or many cases of Pulmonary tuberculosis, which is
known and dreaded by most people.
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fly, The he house brings breeds 1»oman1e, especially0fresh nuteiher mi e, and takes
about eleven days to attain full growth, llach fly lays 77?? eggs, so if this
insect is given fair play sho thrives Immensely. There is 110 also 01 any
civilized, or heathen, or 1107 community for the Ily. A11 should unite and
maitc eternal war against her, All sorts of diseases ars carried
MANS by the fly, why tot? She travels directly from filth of all kinds
n
ever seen the 1lovile' Illustatingtld thce growthrindbthe hethabits of this entelprl iCarry disease. ay.° ng
insect? if not,you should loop up the Ontario Health Exhibit in the
Donninio173uilding of the Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, and learn
Ito first hand the natural hiss:ury of the house fly, !then you'll go home and
put screens on your windows and doors and snake the good man build a'
manure hox at the back of'the lot, No manure no Iles,
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