The Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-10-13, Page 3,
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HEALTH EDUCATION
BY DR, J, j. MIDDJ.ETON.
• 'Provincial Board of Health, Ontario
tire 'tor this worthy rnetive be in- MUM ILL IfEALTIL
to its purpose, the rotor? will expendr-
• DUE TO BAD -BLOOD
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Ten MiIJjors histead Of Nine.
The.Canadian people expect that
when the camplete census return e are
Dr. Middleton Will be gltell to answer questions on Public Health titate •Pablialted they will disclose • a Da.
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' ters, through this colupari. Address Alre.
,:at tbe !Parliamentrelnionpopulatioe of nine million
Bides, • •
Souls, The Increase is gratifying
Toronto. ' Same-ewho would See their cpuntry
/ making yet more Stalwart strides are
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This s a topsy-turvy world: Prize-
fighters a wrule get better paid than.
• college professors, • while school
teachers who should .13e regarded as
the tnost valuable type �f citizen We
have, -often get little more than n
'living' wage. Social. reforMers
emphasizing the importance of . home
' influence, While the blaze of lights.
on our *Moving-picture.theatreioften
show alf lurid pictures, qf deviltry and
, crime. Many good citizens are con-
, viticede and theyhave ecientific hack-
• infor their lieliefsi that •theitnoVitig
1 -plcthe fitnis in nany case g areres-
ponsible for- a' youth leaving the par-
ental root and embarking on a career
of crime. ••
We cheered our heroes as they
. marched Off, , to wareand yet we now
.• Seehundreds of these gloricitie Men
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marching the' streets • in search of
work, and unable to get it: What it
wrong with our .sqcial system? Are
, we becomingbankrupt in our ideas
• for Carryfflg On the work a the na-
tion? „Is our present econornie sys-
• .tent going to stand the 'test, or ip it
to be weighecl-in.:_the „balance_ and_
found wanting, as feudalism was,
and
time of the earliest systems hat have
now been relegated t� oblivion?. '•
Are we going to get People educat-
:•'ed enough to know the coalman, omit.
• nary principleof hYgiene and right niatileable disease reported in On -
Hiring? We are, but there is Much yet ta.rm was 2,403, with 414 deaths; For
to be done.. Even, in Preventing out may, 1920, there were 3;743 .eases re-
ported, with 606 deaths.. These' dis-
• breaks of .'cornmilnicable disease,' it
would seem as if many people did not eases included smallpox, scarlet fever,
?: measles, 'whooping cough,
• Concern thlanselves. Listen to this diphtheria
received recently from a Medical Offil typhoid, tuberculosis, infantile par,
elves, cerebro -spinal meningitis,in-
fluenza and pneumonia. The numbet.
reported, however, is only about one-
third of the actual cases a infectious
t
and so were not quarantined, and the disease Which opeure there being a,
iarge number, of the minor reporta.ble
chitdree were not kept out of school.
diseases which do not .. come to the
In feet, two 'cliihiren, 'were sent home
„ ettentien of the physiCiati. if to this
• with the rash „already Out on them.
Yet one woult!thing 'that practiCal-•
ly. everybody would be •willing and
'anxious to control coniniunicable dis-
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for,
sire as to develop a love of sOert
not. satisfied; 140Weveri To, an inquin•
ing mind occurs, to ask what would
If the Blood is Kept Rich and
Red You Will. Enjoy Health.
' More illsturbances to health is cans -
y Wea , wa ery oo .
eo hay any a of.. When your
• O p eve, any e
sport's sake." , • . , blood le impoverished the nerves stf -
• '` be the effeet on Canadian econonlics ' •
ter from lack of tiourislitnent and Yoll
• • •-,.. * t if the Population were greeter,. say ten -
he question Of expenditares for, millions. What, in.brief, would be the May be troubled viith insomnia, neurit-
, effect 9f, a million suddenly added to, is, neuralgia ortsiatica,. Muscles sub
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Public Health is one that grope up' :.
, Canada's popnlation/the iacrement of Jed to; strain; are under-notirished and
each ;year when the estimates are be-
ing striiek, often resulting hi mien a million immigrants of that splendid • Sri)u may have muscular rheumatism
discussion and questioning., •AnYorte type Canada has - been': attracting to " Iiimbagb' If your bl"d is PO and
, her sheies since the termination of you begin to shoo", symptoms of any
conversant with Public Health activ-
„ o a e en y • ree of• these diva:dem try: building up the
ity wonders wily there should be any the Gieat *War T t k '' 1 th
cardinal points of .Canadian national
economic life:
In the western. provinces • there are
aPproxlinittely. 800,1100,00fl.. acres, of
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question as to the meney expended bIlled With Dr. Vtrilliamp'..Pink pills.
.on work of such vital. noPertance to
the community, but it is because these
who make the uiries haVe':not been
•Theee pills. have, a• :SPedel ,a'atien on
%the blood and as it becomes en.rfched
1•00r. health imProyee‘ The i'valutt,,Of
'1)t. Williams' l'ink,, Pfils .0 Wes of
this kind is proved by the experience
a Mr:, D. ,l'. Mcbonald, 'North River
Bridge, N.B., who says: "For some
heed. yoe ladies earl geatieraen: / knew.you
years I suffered severely with
aches, pains in the back and a' run too well-!'
dawn condition. . At times V ..* ;in 1,7' .. • '—
My beck would be so bad pi,. • '• VVIllie- Wasn't •Asked Again.
sit up In bed. all night. Prom'''. ' ' to ,Mrs. Jones was eiatertaining sbrae'of
time dectors were treating me, but her son's little, -friends. • ' ' • • •
did not give me more theh temporary "Willie,” ;she said, addrming a six-'
relief. And then one day when I wag year-old, who was enjoying a .plate Clf.,
Suffering terribly Ai neighbor came to Cold.ligef, are you sure thet yeti can
see nie, and urged me to„try Dr. Wil- cut yper oWn meat-?"
liams' Pink PAIS.. After taking two • The child„: 'who as making des-
'hOxes- -.I; felt--rollet I got- five -perattrefRi'rt.s. With tile *knife and fork,'
blues mere and before. they were °all replied, "Yes,. thanks. I've nften had
gene I felt as though they were giving It as lough as this at home." • •
me new life, as in every way they built ' , . • : ,. • •
up , and _ improved my health ...,and• .• .
_ And it Couldn't Be.- :, .,
strength. I am now working at a ,
Artist (ta•profiteer)-"There you are,
barker in,a pulp mill, ten hours a day sir, rve palated you T a fell •line of an
and .feeling ' Ilene the worse 'after •ray cestors aod I'll warrent•you that Mine
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day's Work. I say with p)eas'ure that will know theY are not genuitte, This
'Alia condition is due to Dr, Willianis' is your father, that's your grand -
pink Pills.'1 . .. . , father, this •your, great-grandfather;
1 You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, aral-z-," ! , . • . ; . '
Iron any inedichie dealer or hy. inail -•'. 1 .._
rrofiteer--"Holdteni OOOd heavent.
it 50 bents a box, ..or kix boxes for man, • ;YOu've made my great -grand;
$2.50, from The Dr. Williams'. Medi, father at much younger looking' man
tine Co., Brobkville,. Ont. . .
' than' I am!" - . : •
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conversant ;With, ell the refotfriS ' that .good arable land whiell have never:
Boards of Health are 'trying to ,carry knOvin the plough and are unproiluc-
• out. For inita,nce, take the raatter of tive, If the entire -million 'immigrants
communicable disease alone. it would went qn the. land and each took a
be difficult to estimate' what money homestead' it would. settle and render
is Saved 'to the public by the system Productive more than half of this tre-
Of notification, quarantine: and mendous Area and noiltiply four times
fection of cues ,of communicable dis- the west'S present. agriculturally Pro
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ease, and yet the comparative •cost. of ducing area, "• • '
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carrying out these Methods of preven-, Canada has a national debt of 2,349.
tion is but trifling. , Very muCh more, millions' of clonal% which is slowly -be -
however,' remains to be done as: the ing paid. olf by• nine million people.
economic toss, due to needless .or Pre- The per capita debt is approximately
ventable sickness will show. • Esti-.:$2,61. 'Add.a million tax payers; to the
mates:bated on the cost to..the_Coun- • ccantry'.s population and it drops at
ley Of ,•commtmieable diseases. and •pnee.tb *235. •
preventable .sickness indicate an s:an - The whole nation ,is worried by the.
nuel cost •to this •Dominion. of over defleit on the governmentrailWaye for
*100;000,0K For the month Of Men •which no solutiori has yet been found.
1921, the number of cases of torn:- k2c:pert: statisticians -have estimated-
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from carefully 'worked, out 'figures that.
.each new Canadian, settler le worth -in
revenue to the Domirtionraiiways the
man Of *740,33. • Add a Million to
•Canada's population and the $746,000,-
000. contributary reVenue wipes but
the•reilway deficit for all ti,1"i3.
' Mid thii---is not visionary. , Why
beneda'e.populatimi not be ten
millipns? OVerseas the: most desirable
people, in it. proportion 'Canada has
never previouely experienced, are
leaking toWards Canada, andits offer-
ing of new homes and enviable citizen -
Ship.; This favor is the result of the
country's. eckinomic disturbance. It
will.npt be the last. , Now is the time
for Ca.nada. to 'seize. the opportunity
ous . hazardous ..employments, ;from presented and hold. 'Out the hand Of.
. eases; end that they Would know the fadlty housing eon • clitr'ons, • from over welcome to a millionnew citizens.
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value of quarantine or -isolatiort. It.crowding,'• from neglect Or' lack of -a
intellig.ent-care--11-eeplag the'-hottir
cer of Health; "The Scarlet Fever epi-
demic in our , town •has been due to
'lack of control in the fi.rt place ,be-
'catise people did not , call • a doctor,.
estimated .peevalence of sicknest due
to , preventable diseases -Were ''acided
the eases of 'illness arising -from. vari-
...tion has• beeo given •in these vital MARD-THEIHILDREN:
and rnind active•aid' cleen, the arnount
matters of life and health.. Even to 'ef. disease film causes that are pure-
• the matter of playgrounds, there is ly aveidable 7would rkach••• ertorthoes
. not enough attention paidi,for the be peopertions.•
••• ',lief is growing. that .a.good deal' • Moreover, the ' Money
PI cost' of• these -diseases -and' illnesses,
•• iireat -and t: crime -in our -great necessitates'a •recklese end, heavy. out -
The
cities to-dey,'apart from ,the distress
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of unemplhyment, is at least par -1 Neglect of, the public foveport mild
tally due: te the Jack. of recreatien, eases ;is one the Main obataeles" in
_grounds? and •open_ speces."' sneh of- wsubstantial decrease
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FROM AUTUMN COLDS
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• Quite True. •
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• Reuben-"Upgfellow eiEtid that in
this World atthali must be either anvil
or hatnmer." - •
Glyn -"Ile -was wrong.- Some men
are •neither;.•theyere merely bellows."
. 'Qur7Leisure•Class. •, ,
"Yea. have no leisure class be,ti-Mert ' 130 and am feeling tike..a different
ONTARIO- WOMAN •
GAINS' 32 POUNDS
.dIVES AC CREDIT
• 'FOR FINE FIEALTH:
Says She 'Only. Weighed 98
, Pounds When She Sqlan •
Taking It • '
only weighed 08 pounds when 1
started ou Tanlac, but I now weigh;
ca;!! said the'Englishman:' "Oh, haven't . son," Mrs. Frieda Brydges,' 3'78
we?" retu -7the American. John St„ North •Hantiiton, Ont.' .
underwent an operation , folr • ,
years ago and :ever siege theneI
been in a very weak 'aed rundoein bon,
Tactfisinese. dition. My stomach -was so. uPset that •
Al so tr ikse rothot a et ht Lu011 st faasirkeedr-: iooleo.d°0;a1:ndd'hl:irk:e0i,tY;a‘Ziths''aiiisIntveive°Fipenlgt,!)511fIds,,:ta,laid'i:
ftorindbewliser,an. address, and. started' as •
very weak and my nerves were un;
7- "My deer friends, / shall not ale. strung that I "Conici get..beT very little'
sleep at night, •
,"That W.as my Condition when I get
hold ot Tanlac, but five bottles of the
Medicine have simply. transformed me:
WhY„ I have actually gained 32 pounds
in weight and am feeling simply flee.
"1 have'a splendid appetite and can
eat whatever -I vvaiit and never suffer
a particle from indigestion. My nerves
are steady, I sleep well- at night and
am so mach 'stronger. .1 can 443, My' •
.house•work"with ,ease,
"It is nothing less than marvellous
how Tanja c has built me up and I take
pleasure in making thie statement. for
'the benefit of others," •
Tanlab' is told by leadiagdruggists
•everywhere. .
YOU eve,j,� one of our, plumbers_ at
•work?" ,
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The Boy ScoNts, . •WatCh. Them Hustling Ahnig:
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Whenever a Teal need exists, sooner • „One or two Stories have been told at
•or tater something is found to raeet it. husping American tourists"seeing the
A real peed existed for sOmethiRg to World."' 'Here's another;,
fill With wholesome activity the. Ispare 'A tourist 'dashed up to the British
time of ;boys -and the Boy Scout Move.- mliseinrein a tailea.b, rail up the steps,„
dment developed to meet it ' This or and said to the in uniform, at the
•ganizetion,,• Which has•sprea.d soamaz•, doet,
ing'ly. during the last; few y -ears,. has "still got the El in marbles?" •
many c arms 0 cons er, •u :aone so .."Yes, sir; ef,cotinse,.sir,t",retilled be
ftindanientat as this basic principle Of. attendant. ' . • „:, • ; •
keeping the boys •so . busy doing useful All riglit.'.:How about' the Assyrian'
things that itterw'will be no time for winged bulls '.near the hinchrooln?" •
them to engage In harmful. actiiiitiet.•,: "They're still there, sir." , • •
The-thing-abotit,thelley:-Scou,_ -pv.e.:.........raernmeztinraiderrfinring_tke-war
Merit that bae surprised manY people' dide't damage your fine mummy .dis-,
'Ae_••tite feet that it works ..: People play..upstairs,.I hope?"'
become ticeustemed to ..consider, boys "No; sir; not at ell, sir.:. BLit Woo't
as 'being - naturally: MischleVouseend...you step inelde;-•and-look around, for
;destructive ;' to look upon; the.p.eriod• yourself,-sirr., • :-
ad'Oleit.eitce a-:.finie 'Of- trthillation,•: •-"No, thanks. • 111.1utt'.tekeethent•-as:
hhhte theteething• age. Of babies, . which :per catalogue," •answered the tourist,
"lifizatife--713orne wilb-77aVer---me-arid . "yee See, I've .get St 7isatil's," West-
Signation. "What' " they _exclaimed; mitieter, the Tower, the :South ken -
Make boya--iant to Vint ettin,'We-Waflace °Wipe -
It just can't he done!" Then the Boy • thin to;do-this Morning, before I--cateh
-Sedirt74111OVeinefit Ica e-•„alen g • atiT'aid.1.11d-pferdrtral;n7114'..the'-'Colieges the -
It. • , • ' • • . ..1.• • oneet-over., and •catchia•conneetion with
Scouting has_beena success intense. "the' .Straticircuelipmea so as -to, see
it ;was built to. fit seat' boys and not Shakeepeare'e house .before dinner."
;The Boy ',Scout • ' •
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plan
goes' right Into the -realm 'wkere • • '• • ; • ,
boys liye • aid brings them, the 'food •;
their- spirits"..OrfOte.:-'-a.. code _of Aft:Moe '
The Seven Stars.
The Great Dipper, or "Sevee Step"' I•
of the ancients, has beiti a guide in
the north for many centeries It form-
erly oecupied about e,hi position the
Little Dipper no* has, but has been. •
moved, due •to, the changing tilt of the• '
earth's axis. Neither; the dipper nee
any ether star in the sky has a motion'
visible to the naked eye.;,,They
seem to move about 'the note just as
objectt seem telly. back when we ride
en a train. It is an' opttcal
caUsed.bY. earth's spin.. • ' 4
NI ON EY ORDERS':
Remit by Dominion Express Money
Order.. lost sor stolen you getyour
money back. •
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7-!rit-llis the most severe season
.of the year for wide -one day is warm,
the next,cold and wet and unless the
mother is on her guard, the.little,enes
eare..seiz.ed with. colds -that May_bang_
Mhe... situation, in. Toronto •isithe on all winter. liattY'e.Own Tablets are
prev.alerice the varioue,tyPes Of
•- not" quite se acute itt it• Commtmicable 'diseases As a result net
best friend In preventi4 or
•--In-re.anyeettses,-.-of•-•-tite-401(1---Lancle-but , eh -'-e- terriblef-expen-lritare in conifiating tranishing‘ altir.---Tact aregelit
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we can take .4- lesson . from their ;•.,
-.--is-ithese outbreaks age's on apace, when laxativei,ke ping the bowels and Item -
i takes, _ '. One_ thi rig-is.:_-eertaily- that-. thei-Neith a littlerjuditions'Outlay nr.--6aii_ -ack-- free -.-ati4liSolweest-• ,,..- An 'oncesitatel.
. overcrowding in •housing„'eotiditions, the aitblett will prevent milds,
ceting the peopi. in . health matters dose 'of
....,,.noistLbe-reliev.ed for-it-ts.-one-ofethellinepeerenten: hygieneytirieinahrge-ete-r-orAf•rit7;dees•.conie p.n.-suddenly- their:
. 'greatest menaces to health, metals., value of vaccines and of . pr,ecalation• -, _PromPt use will relieVe the baby The'
aini...goail citizensbip_ithat_e,onfronts ary measures stick .as notification,, Tablets _are_s_old by •znetlicine dealers
us at the present time. - ' I
I quarantine; ete., of. cases of infectious ar by mail at 25 cents a box from'The
,• ' E.:V. BaChatian, General Manager, disease much money• could be saved
.... Dr. Wiltiams' Medieiee Co.;•Brackville,
-77of ':the,laindon,..-P„ithlier71.Intitiesoln:1_ Let Its by all means giye eur active- .
Ont. - , •
mission, who recently gave an address support and influence to : all Public _., . • 7-.• • ' ''' -
-in- Toronto on "Open :spaces ;-ancl_their 'Health arganilatienerWhe ar'elalicit Forest SurVeirs :hy. Airplane.
•.--.-iiiios;" gliri:.----.1-.--.: - - "'T'' — % .-'-...- - [iii -t� reduee the toll of Sickness and -• -lone 6.t•tile°theaia of the Dominion
"All our large cities are faced with . death, and Make this World a happier
. the playground, _problem, and we ' and healthier place to live in. Th
should interest ourselves as much. as progress Sed grentreas of a nation de- .
posSible • in the reiservatimi, of ..lend p,end on the good: health and education. 14,e air any extent. of •green :timber,
forz:epU1314-Paile-eL-433_&-bcittleriraidg-44f CifEitt..7-Peeple Wiefeset gow Heim - d--1 11'ra:a -alnaze0-it-the detail whieh.
Forestry 13ranch reported after his,
first -airplane. survey trip: '"-This Was
ray first opportunity to inspect .from•
we fail to guide our children . into the nothing avails,. and no effort should A -was possible to cover in the time al:
:7:realt-ii_taf.41--i-*TsjibEtWarfebip_at-eoillIrbe,considered 'too laborious to improve 'ewe -a -1)Y angle- fIrgitt---eirt.
not be 'expected. that they would de- the publie health and well-being:: The
velOP-a• love of fair. Way in after life. 'inoney. spent on *Public Health work
It is not as :much to deVelop record:. is money...in:Vested, and the more 'in-
brealtingiathletesz.that we should ..deformed the. general public beComes
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ritorz There. wet .no difilculty what-
ever in, distinguishing ciearly every
sPectlea.nt._trees on _the gr�nnd.,
Ask for 'Millard's' andtake no other.-
romance, . adventure. . 'NOW ' . • ,
thht..the job ,has been done,' it is easy... "BgS/er" is . only Genuine
to Roe, that -it it a•-.very,Sitriple thing, • ,-- • , - - : - •-• _
netlaing et. fill but makiug.an interpre;
tatted of life...that 'a _boy can Warm::
iteandnilde'rstand•
,a11,-.e.,-,BOy:Bcout •niast,triake--•-e,•--
-ilieStratut Promise. ,..T1rare.n3ZtfeiFf1y.t.
natural, thing. „The • Kiiighti-atlihe
Round Table 'swore an oatkor promise
and _so did the,pliates Abet sailed the-
Stianith!%•_IgItiM:•-•. -Sopa:Le..
131edgeOteinself.: • . • • • • •
• On, Iuf ionotfl 1 Pronrise-,the . •
do myhast; .‘ , • ; • • ' Warntigi Unless yeti tec.the'•futine
do _niy_ duty, io_God..and 'thl3avei'qftpackage or On tablete. you -:-
Teing; „,.. • • • ., ,
2. Teiretr 0-0e€4.70.yetene-terelfi1-e-e-7,441 every-Beyer_pe:akag,e,Lare-direationi.,;,___
Tho ,Scott :haw referred th '
• . • for Colds, •Headeche„Neuralgia; Rhea.'
To obeY the $Cout-LaW.' .
iia tisimBtirAcim Tootnacne„ Liimbego.
-.111 P '
osefaulfis- it Oki* yotir
husband is cross -at
brectidizst
4.4
If you hit your thurnb:
w'ouldn't blame yotif
thumb for hurting.
_ • 'Then why blame your
husband , :whose. ,nerves
may have been pounded
_ byteaoreoffee,and.mhbse
, rest probably .haS,,been
- in -alien" b'Y' (11-•-'irritation-
..of the thein or caffeine
Oop _
If you stay awake half
.the night you don't feel
nnyloo .cheerful
The.theinof tea and
the caffeine of coffee are
• ActiOWridrUgS.-Iftheirtfle
is Persistedlit, dooner Or
lacer the nerirous system
_
, may. give way.
,
.Then you -my-have
• insomnia, or disturbed
sleep: -Your nerves and
tissues will be robbed of
that stability essential for
nOrdial and happy living.
You. can avoid this
• dritildrigtea and'coffee arid '•
drink instead, rich, pleas-
ing Posturnt •
• Postum . is the de1i
Uibuscerealbeveragewith
...a 'satisfying flavor, It, (
affords the - advantages of
Et -11(3r 'drink; Withoiat' 'the -
:ill -effects of tea or COffee.
- --Order--PtSfuin- 7froin
your grocer today. Try
itAVith the family fOr a few
--days, and set what_ a
.
it • Will permit,' Nature to
-bring Sound ,sleep -and
strong, sturdy, quiet
• nerves, Sold by. grocers.
Postern comes in to
forme: flistaiiIPOeititriWtinS)
instaraly in the cup -by
the addition of boiling water,
Postum Cereal (in paCkagea of
target bulk, for those Who pre-
. fer to make the drink while- the
• meal is being prepared) made
Ivy boiling for 20 minutes.
P stum for Health
"Ther;e's a Reason"
• 'e
-A ForestTragedy
.,-Iitieff-hii-cinto4fre-burtring-te-See
the lookont man wolild •piCit ti bp.
edid
He thotight.• this .' would be a good
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eirthe-167677
''t
• He wis.
It is the vain endeavOr .th made
selves •whaNke, are" not, that halt' ;
strewn his -tory with sce many broken
purposes, and lives left in the reugh.,
Lowell;-" ; • ,
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Minard's Liniment Lembeeman's Friend '
Trust -Your--Compleon
• The Majority of skin_raid scarp tronbles,_
might be prevented by Cuticura
-Sora--excluefvely-for all loilet-parp,pses7-4
On the elfelittat sign if rdent'ss, rough-
ner.s, pimples .or dandruff, ar.ply 'a little
Cuticura Ointment. Do not fail to include
the e.xcluisitely scented Ctiticura Talcum
in your toilet preparations. •
.
Sospf 25e. ointment 25ad ti
-s50c. Takm2Se. Sold,
throughoufthenominion -Canadian DePet.
Lroets. Limited, 344 St. Paid St, W.. Montreal. ,
tuticura Soap shaves without mpg.
. 'MSS% loya10, helpfulness, friendlinest,tweive tablets, fest few ,c.ents.- Drug.' .
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He wondered if 'a fire •.ould burn. gistre:al,o sell latger :paci,,agee:. Made .
coertesy, kindness to arrimale, -obecli ,
yew fifiailt.t: hi. ... the, (1..rY, fere t • I mice 'cheerfulness thrift and • peaty On
e, Canticle...! Aspirin is tho trade iiiiirk ' Mother Tans how Daughter"''
• . •' ' ' , .1h-thbilglit''WORI 7,nild .deeil- These ' -it ---''eF (rcgistUredlir ettna•da); of•ii-tryerMaiTii • - - - -' - - • - ' - - ' •- .
6 o Moiiiineetietieicieeter,bil Sall-._;,'', .._ ,WEa,sp'' irilakhde•amWesiliv. obg„YetLaYb dlr.. ,
Ile thought he could get away befeie •
sturdy virtnet-that appeal to the siiirit.i fLte;tnt-ft
of Chivalry that lives in the heart of: eY•ii-caeI". . .
• .the ranger .could catch•up with hire.
every, boy,. and ,when enhanced;:by:•thr_ - , •
,. • ' • Compound
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sacredileSe -of a 'Soleinn ,proias 6 -they I
have •gripPinglippeal that wont' Wail; ;
-tiers in the graWing of character. With 1
.'`iliari'Ve 'tile .Pv.i.v °'',...'..'.?-!?4,19,."17--k"2'• , '''''1.-iii.g-ifita 'forth -at -lye Teal's", -thel'etri ifttle-,•;'
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,m.e,,,,,,, ..,,,,,,,,,,, these...virtues firmly_ planted.in a, 150y4.-
'-1-13-..tv(Md,.!,,,e,,;.,* ji...1!„..th..e.„&-'",,7-,-1-' *, ,.......'4 :: y• -f‘' Lialnd and a habit- 6f his daily •life der- •
r''`Iiii..-. --. ' ' -_,. . .1)e'; . I danger.of-his forsaking thent entirely
. - - Ire Welidered 'If' lie. Win' P oni,'"his
-..,,....camplire_the next tinie. libAs,,,- in- the, IP, 1111'74e: r liff' • -- , - • -::# .- ,•••=. -- - -'' -••• '
forest.. , ' • •'• • ' • • -' ' ' These virtues are made, vital .by a; - . •
: • ; • •prOgramme. of activities, whiCh giver" "
, .HE WILL. •••' ' ' 'YARMOUTH,. N. S. •
the hby opportunitY• tothem Inio IL • ...xt.isfieiln.e,n,_.,,,pa.ounpersl..
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-4pregramme, and irithrinetion. aS tO 110* . ' , . . . .... ...... -
Wanted."the !Present." ' -;•'-' Quick "Relief. -------
had. .been, . to. .1,Cheol 4Ibat
• it may .be 'put. into 4ictual operation NI: RUT A' OOTTLE IN YOUR OlOrfrT
Mariiiiirfor7flielies1 tifile:-Vlienlio7;ittl'i-e'allA4'114' where'7there. -are-beT
Make . most •Interesting reading . for '
. came hem' his mother said to hitn: "
"WellCharlie, how didyou like' persons who have the welfare,of boysl
ch opt?"
•'• , •. e
• • at heart. "Thdse details may he had
' , ' •
,
tipon-applietition-to.'the-becyetary -dill-
-:.1-111.te-it well'.onolglt,'htit'fliitirenT any local' Bay • Seout • Assbellitian 6-4,
direct from the Ontario ileadatiarters '
of the Movement 'Doitialon Bank
Chamhert, Bioor and ..Sherbourne Sts.,
Toronie. ,
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•
•
• • He couldn't. ' , • .
He thought he' could bluff the judge
at bis trial.'
He didn't.
' got mY present yet.' • •
I "Your present?" qterried Mather
"What do you mean?"
"Why, teacher said when -she taw
inc,-'-'You may t -here for 11145 pressent,
little man.' But I sat there all the,
mooting and didn't get a thing. Per.
'haps I'll get it this afternocii.".
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Character ispowei:. Hang this mot-
to hi every aehool in the latid, in eVety W 4 NTED-YolINO LA I /INS 4 1 1,, 4
home; 111 every youth`n rootn. Mothers, good edurationte 'trate as neries3
. Apply Welk:1mb% lIosiltal, bl, Cattier.
engrave It on every child's heart. Mee, Opt.
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„Next to Gibraltar, 11.foltil is the
strongest fortress in the World.
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Am.:dews Pioneer .Dog Remedies
noolc"on
DOG DISEASES
and liow to Feed
Vaned Free to Any A0-
• dress by the Author.
X. OW Glover
• 115 West Sist street
• Neve York, ti.S.J4
-omaora:000mie
Ilammommumomore
Cobdurg, •Ont.-"LYdia. E. • .
Vegetable' Compound Was re-
tornineruicd to ine•
for my• daughter, .
She , had tftouble
eviiievir,ltft
sc,.attnitinh
w _,
a weak and tier-
vous,..condition.
with weak back.,
and ',pain in her
right ide. She
had these troubles
Wallasd
frequently
tend-SeliO61. She -I as beitine -regular- --
and feels much bettor since the Began.
• taking the Vegetal le Compound and
attends sell •ol regularly, She is gainieg •
stehclily at. 1 ha Ne no 'hesitancy..ia
•reeentrachd:ng Lydia' E. Pinkham's
Vegetable compound and Lviia E.
Pinkhatit's, Blood eXiedicine-MrS.
JOHN Toms; Ball St., Cobourg, Ont,
Standing all day, or sitting liz
• cramped positions, young girls contract
deranged conditions, and develop
headaches, backache,. irregularities,
nervousness and bearing -down pains,
all of which are symptoms of woman's
ills. Every mother who has a dauglite.r
suffering from such symptorna should
give Lydia Vegetable
• Compound a fair trial.
ISSUE No. 41-'21. •