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MARTIN-SENOUR
PRODUCTS
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gloss senamel.,I.2how* it's dry to the touch, iii 6'hoiirs'•the newly:finnished
surfaceis bone dry -=ready' for use:
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brush it over the faded wo..dwork, walls, or the dulled, marred furniture.
• It, flows 'cin .smoothly, bringing the color, .'life and charm you long to have
in your • home interior, • • . ;
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The most satisfactory: decorative finish. '•for renewing and '
renovatiirig : interioe home surfaces,
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LU£Y .NOW and W.IiNGHAM
Monumental - Works
Lachnuw, • Out. ; ..
Has the largest arid .must cumpleto
stuck an the. Must ,beautiful i.a gus'
W cmoven trona, ea
Karol; scotch,':bwedish and Cab.
adieu Granites
We make a spet;ialty of Family
Monuments. and. Layne your iaspee-
taw.
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Inscriptiions Neatly, Carefully and
rrotnpuy Done.
8M us before placing your order.
Douglas Bros. R. A. Spotton
Phone 74 noon) •256'
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THE WEED, ACT'
Owing to 'public demand. plans are
a under• way for a more strict enforce=.:
• nient of the Weed Act this year. l ar-
mers will .be well 'advised to avoid in-
convenience .at -or near harvest time
by planning now to' control weeds.
Seed =should • be carefully:' cleaned:
Weed polluted ,fields should not be
. seeded without proper preparation
even if this requires late. sowing of
a special crop. Weed inspectors have.
An opportunity to do their most help-.
ful and pleasant. work between now
and planting time.
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"WOr DEiLFIUL VARIETIES"
At.'thi-s time of year, there Are us -
some agents offering new %arie-
ties of i,Mi'ain and other crops. at fancy,
prices. •F.xtravagart claims are made
• for these which are,alle':ed to offset
the price' and lave • A. very 'favorable
balance. if. fanners can procure more
suitable sorts.than they are now us-'
ing they should do so- by all means;
but why not permit the government
farms to do to the experimenting.
Trained experimenters 'at these ate-
' tions are testing hundreds of varieties
every year and no farmer •is justified'
in payng a hi :h price for, "somethin
new" until he learns how these •kinds
halm- preir reed in eonenfe icon with
others on giivern;ttent farms:
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SHELL -MATERIAL
HEALTH. SERVICE OF CANADIAN
'MEDICAL ASSOCIA'LION
Bells
The unbroken healthy s' :in. is' an
effective barrier to •the entrance, • int(
the body, of .the numerous germs with
which the skin is brought into con'
tact.
There' are germs, . commonly called
disease germs., which cause certain
specific .diseases, ouch.' as diphtheria
and typhoid fever. Whereare- other
germs which` are very common; some
of these are probably always present
on the skin, but as, long as the skirt
is unbroken and healthy, they do .no
harm.
The skin may be broken in many
ways,:•such as when it is cut, scratch-
ed, or bruised. The skin is an . im-
portant part of the body and, ar
has already been mentioned, if one;
part of the body is upset, other part's
are apt to suffer. The healthy • con
ditionof the skin is lost and its
power- to i.resi*t "the action of germs
is more or les; decreased in the pre-
sence . of actual disease, such as • dia-
betes. The skin is also in;used • by
upsets of the digestive track: by fam-
ily diet, and by 'an •unhygienic life
which Starves the body 'of fresh S�ir.
Uncleanliness and over -clothing
which result' in caressive per ipiration
.and irritation of the ,skin lower its
resistance. ' • •
As a result of the occui'en' e of one'
or more of the' above conditiomi, the
normal resistance of the skin is lost
or 'decreased; ;there, the germs present
on the' skin are enabled to gain a
foothold: The result of their activity
is inflanmationa- re+Ines'-. ;welling,
pain and' producton of pus.
Boils are infe••tinus in tl e . sense
that they are cats sed by iii in,t ►errns
In the treatment of boil.., this fact
'must 'be kept in , mind.. and the bail
should he freftted with the same
strict "cleanliness that is used' in all
sugicai' tre:itntents.
Considerable. 'harm reny follow the
squeezing' of boils. The individual's
bonds should he kept away Porn the
boil, and it sbeuld he opened and
created at the' proper time by a phys
ician.
In some cnsea t;^.ecineare, used toy
raise the resistance-fithting .power,
-ae•ainst the germ. In all cases, the
renthl health • nitest -he coesidered.
"ro' r diet, exercise, fresh air, body,
cleanliness, mauler eii, inefiont, all
go to make up a• hygienic life.•
,The occurrence of boils in most
cases means that the sufferer has not I Fast, A hiking• party there will pro -
PARRS •
DECREASE DRUNKENNESS'
' Ey Jessie• Allen Jlrewn,' •
Punctua 1ty
Puneti,3lity'is. a habit, and. a most
desirable one. We all, know the habit-
Lally late person It is the'se:me ones
Who. are' always late ler ,church, their
children are late for school, and' -you
can depend on them' -to never be on
time. If they are dtie at a, committee
•meeting, the meeting is certain •to be
held up, waiting, for their ,arjival. We
wait. time after' time, at a Bridge
party. for the lathe women ,to arrive
before the party cion :begin.
Sometimes• lateness is ,a matter of
.indifference They •j de not care
whether• other peopl• are delayed -'or
not, 'so long as:: the surf their own
convenience. More often„ the :