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RHEUMATISM
SCc.UTING
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,Had Given Up Hopes cif
Relief Now Finds Life
a Joy
Whether you have rheumatism as
badly as this woman had it, or
whether you merely get an occa-
sional twinge, you will certainly be
interested to know how sueb a severe
ease was relieved:•---,
"I feel I should like to tell you,"
the woman writes, "how much better
I am, Since this tune last year for
'taking Kruschen. Salts. I could al
most say I am quite relieved of
'rheumatism in my legs, as I can now
go upand down stairs like a normal
person, Last year I couldn't bend niy.
tight knee without suffering terrible
pain. It is such a pleasure to be alive
now. At one time I ready began to
think I could find no relief. I was
also a great sufferer with constipa-
tion and I find nothing better than
Kruschen Salts."—(Mrs.) M.A.
Rheumatism is commonly caused
by deposits of uric acid which lodge
In the body. Krusehen helps to break
up these deposits and converts them
Into a harmless solution, which is
promptly removed through the na-
tural channels.
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;Linking The World
By Telephone
The—linking of all ports of the world
,by the telephone Is proceeding at an
'amazing pace. It is now possible for
a telephone subscriber to sit in his
home or office and telephone almost
any country without delay.
There has, for instance, just been
established a direct radio -telephone
service between Great Britain and
Kenya, a British colony and protect-
orate in East Africa. The links are
combined in London and at Ngong,
near Nairobi, for connection to the
respective telephone networks. The
wire and the wireless system work
together. The charge for the new
service is £4 10s for a three-minute
call, and it ig believed that there will
be fair use of the convenience despite
the cost.
Major Tryon, the Postmaster -Gen-
eral, believes that the near future will
ase the completion of a telephone net -
'work, which will afford communica-
tion by the spoken word between all
parts of the British Commonwealth.
Thus will empire distances be still
further "shortened," — Edmonton
;Journal.
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Here There
Everywhere
,bAnother to every other Scout Ivlthout regard to race or creed .
A collection Of samples Of wood
Of trees growieg, in Ontario sent by
the Boy Senate of Acton, Qiitario, to
the Boy Scouts of Acton, England,
was acknowledged by a letter from
J. Ewart Smarr-, Director of Education
of the Borough of Acton. The .collec-
tion was shown to boys in attendance
at the various school handicraft cen-
tres of the Borough before being ban -
dad aver to the Scouts for permanent
display in their headquarters.
A new 100 -acre camp site within
hiking distance from the end of the
eastern Toronto street car line will
be the hiking and camping mecca of
many of Toronto's 9,000 Scouts and
Cubs this summer. Tho size and top-
ographical feotures of the site will
permit of numerous individual troop
camps.
Sea Scouts of the 2nd Edmonton
(St. Faith's) Scout Group are compet-
ing in' making models of the famous
ship recently featured in the movies,
H.M.S. "Bounty."
LIVE STOCK MARKETING
Shipping on the co-operative plan has
been productive of splendid results.
Selling on the open market means real
value for the owners. Get in touch
With us.
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Union Stook Yards. Wrest Toronto
The 23rd Hamilton, which last year
had 12 Scouts out under canvas over
the 24th of May, this year will have
20 Scouts and 3 leaders, the Scouts
Including the "Viking" Sea Scout pa-
trol. The Vikings will take along a
boat which they have recently acquit -
Eighteen, boys appeared on one
meeting evening es applicants to
join the 4lh Kitchener (St, Mary's)
Scout Troop. As a result plans are
under way to organize a i.econd troop.
A truly international Boy Scout
troop is that at the Canadian Acad-
eme, Kobe, japan. Its membership
includes boys from Canada, the Unit-
ed States, )England, Austria, Guate-
mala, Ilol'land, Siiairi, Denmark, Ice-.
land, the Channel Islands, and a Jew-
ish boy of a family exiled from Ger-
many.
Si contingent of Boy Scouts under
leadership of the Headmaster of the
Ilarrow County School, will repres-
ent Great Britain this summer at a
large Scout camp to be held near
Colmar, Alsace, to celebrate the Jub-
ilee of the Eciaireurs (Scouts) Union-
istes de France.
That Rover Scout training had prov-
ed a valuable foundation for other
study by theological student's rat
Bishop's College, Leunoxville, was
the tribute paid by the Rt. Rev. Phil-
lip Carrington, Lord Bishop of Que-
bec.
The sales manager's wife had cal-
led at the office, to be told that he
was in conference.
He (when conference was over) —
Were you terribly bored while waiting
for me, dear?"
She — "No darling. I amused my-
self with triose ducky little colored
pine in that map on the wall. I
changed them around and made them
look much prettier.
Man — "Have you noticed how a
woman lowers her voice whenever
she asks for anything?"
Neighbour -- "Oh, yes. But have
you noticed how she raises it if she
doesn't get it?
Life Insurance — Money that a
mon provides for his widow and then
borrows from her.
Yet there are peopie who spend
money for beefsteak when they have
not seen a moving picture for more
than a week.
And usually you can recognize an
only child. It has a thermometer
sticking in its mouth.
Boaster — "Yes, when I was in
Africa a lion ran across my path. I
had no gun. in my hand so I took a
pail of water and poured it over his
head and he ran away.
Bored Listener — "I can vouch for
that. I was in Africa of the same time
and the lion ran into me and when I
stroked his mane, it was still quite
damp.
With one woman in every eight
working at a job outside, in 1936, it
looks as if the day of "the woman in
the home" may be reaching the van-
ishing point about 1950.
The Minister (to his milkman) -- I
want to speak to you about the milk
you have been delivering to me late-
ly — we don't require it for christen-
ings. •
Man and wife should have the same
religion, the same taste, and the same
Idea about the proper frequency of
baths.
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with full cultural directions.
W. J. GALBRAITH
"Mapledene" Stayner, Ont.
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Seesa Mvaice
la Next 25 Yarn
Greater Than in Past 75 Years
If There Is Peace, Says
Dr. Tory
MONTREAL — Development of
Canada's natural resources during
the next 25 years, if there is peace,
will grow more than it has during
the past 75, Dr. H. M. Tory, Ottawa,
honorary director of the Aassociation
of Canadian Clubs, said at the an-
nual meeting of the Women's Can-
adian Club here recently.
There was every justification for
an optimistic attitude in Canada, he
said. The right combination of land
and climate had created conditions
to make a civilization,
Canada was a large country, com-
munications were easy, centres of
population were close at hand, he
continued. The people, the two
greatest civilizing and colonizing
races in the world combined into
one nation, were virile, intelligent
and progressive.
The past generations had made a
magnificent job of Canada, Dr, Tory
said. Mistakes had been made, he
admitted. Canada was even now
paying the piper for stupidity in
early transportation development,
but, he said, there never would
have been a Canada bad it not been
for the railways.
Dr. Tory praised the tendency to
study national problems. Unity must
be maintained, he said, and provin-
cial barriers should be broken down
even more than they now are. Can-
ada must take leadership in intel-
lectual movements, he concluded, for
an educated people was the found-
ation of civilization.
British Farmers
Visiting Canada
VICTORIA, — Forty-four members
of the British National Union Party
of Agriculturists are in Victoria on
the last leg of a tour that has token
them to India, South Africa, Austral-
ia and New Zealand. The party head-
ed by Major-General Francis .1. Dun-
can, will study Canadian farming me-
thods before returning to England.
They plan stopping at Niagara Fails,
Ontario.
Visitor — "If your mother gave you
a large apple and a small one and told
you to divide with your brother, which
apple would you give him?"
Junior — "Do you mean my big
brothel' or my little one?"
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"My father is dead 1 Where can I get a doctor? " shouted a small boy as he rushed
into a store in St. Catharines.
Alex Junkin, Bell Telephone Installer, was in the store and suggested that Dr. E. D.
Coutts be called. Trained by the First Aid courses provided by the telephone company for just
such an emergency, Mr. Jtmkin followed the boy to his home. He found the father lying on
a couch where he had been placed by his wife who had discovered him, lying in the bathroom,
overcome with gas fumes.
Mr. Junkin at once applied artificial respiration, at the same time asking that hot coffee
be made and plenty of blankets be supplied. In a very few minutes the heart action could be
felt and in a short time he was sufficiently conscious to swallow a little hot coffee.
When Doctor Coutts arrived he assured the Be11'Te1ephone man that his intelligent and
speedy action had undoubtedly saved the man's life.
Helping Sparing
I went for a walk this morning
In the freshening air of spring
And I heard the crows a -cawing
Telling the return of spring
I heard the running water
Now freed from its winter in ice
And I hear the indignant chatter
Of a squirrel's scolding voice.
I saw the new buds forming
On maple and ash and thorn
And I saw the flowers opening
In the coming light of dawn
I saw the blue-eyed voilet shine
In the rising sun of spring
And I thought of all the joy sublime
These little flowers bring.
I cane to a bank of violets blue
And there I stooped down to pick
A bouquet for my mother who
Is home in bed and sick
As I sat there picking violets
I thought of our God above
Who had painted these few violets
in token of His dear love.
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And how can we best follow '
This example set by Him?
And 410 our best to help along
His- flowers in the spring?
We can pick then gently one by one
And only take a few
Leaving the rest to dry in the sun
After a bath in the dew.
—Philip Sydney Irwin.
Mecharucs of Far rn
Homes Elicit Keen
Interest of Women
NORTH BATTLEFORD, Sask., —
Women of northern. Saskatchewan
have proveu they can grasp mechan-
ics of the farm home as readily as
their husbands, according to Prof, R.
Frey of the engineering department
1 of the University of Saskatchewan.
.A. three-day short course conducted
here for farm women by the univer-
sity proved highly successful. Profes-
sor Frey discussed a number of water
and disposal systems to an attentive
audience of women from the surround-
ing district. He was astounded at the
conclusion of his talks to find himself
target for a barrage of questions,
Among other things the women lis-
teners were anxious to know the best
way to reinforce a cement cistern, a
treatment for leaky cement walls,
and what to do with badly chipped
steps. Resurfacing a cement walk also
was a frequent question.
The professor spent so much time
trying to answer the many queries
he almost missed a later session with
the women's husbands.
During the lectures many women
took notes and showed high skill in
copying diagrams,
New Seed Potato Certified WARBA
The new Warba potato is without a doubt, the
finest origination of a century in the early
potato class. It has been tried in many parts
of United States and Canada and all results
have shown that it is fully two weeks ahead
and more productive than the well known
early variety Irish Cobbler. Its shape is
roundish, skin and flesh white. eyes about
the same depth as those of the Cobbler
ii sail 1 cious and ke in keeps very: well, well,
at ilinodonald College last Summer, has con-
vinced us that it will soon be. the leading
early variety of . potato for our northern
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30 lbs. 3.00 60 lbs. 4.50
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Exhi ited 'rtlp t Fair
British Architects Use Cana-
dian Materials Extensively
LONDON, Eng. — For feminine
visitors to the British Industries
Fair one of the outstanding displays
was a complete model kitchen de-
signed by the well-known Bri-
tish architect, Frederick Barber,
L.R.I.B.A., F.I..B.D. In recent years,
enormous strides have been made
in housing throughout Great Britain
and the housewife's chief work
room has not been: overlooked.
To Canadians, some of the kitchen
terms will be interesting but un-
familiar. The word "cooker" is
used instead of stove and 'an "elec-
tric fire" is included in the equip-
ment to `take- care of the heating of
the room. The Iarder is an essen-
tial as well as hatch fitments.
On investigation, much of this
new British kitchen originates in
Canada. Metals are widely used,
the windows, for instance, being
metal and the natural Canadian al-
loy of nickel and copper, nlonel me-
tal, is used for practically all work-
ing surfaces, for table tops, larder
shelves and the hot-water boiler.
Cooking utensils are of pure Cana-
dian nickel while nickel -chromium
alloys are used fo,r electric heating
and cooking elements.
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Issue No, 19 — '36
19
Road Mileage
Almost one-third of the highways
of the world are in the United States.
The total road mileage in the entire
world is a little over 8,200,000 miles.
Of this mileage, almost 3,900,000 miles
are in North America and South Am-
erica, Europe has 3,300,000 miles, Asia
a little over 1,000,000, Australasia a
little over 500,000 miles and Africa
just under 400,000 miles. Of the mile-
age on the two Amerlean Continents,
the United States has over 3,000,000
miles out of a total of 3,800,000 miles.
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WHO SUFFER
Women who seer
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-wearing this gag of
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ate nature's ~yarning
that something is wrong and needs im-
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Write for free medical advice to Dr.
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CUTS it SORES
Apply Minard's freely. It
washes out poison end
cleanses. Any wound heals
quickly after its use.
There's nothing better ."
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