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{near Halifax, "RURAL SUMMER HO polis: Royal, Evan. | «+ Kndgima geline Beach, Milford, Port Lorne and : psn at 'Smith's' Cove. Cottages sre run in connection with The Pines Hotel 'at Digby, the. Bay View Hotel at Yar sad The Gaingborotgh at Hub- Camp Acadia for girls, bron, a short. five miles frond Yarmouth, and Aldercliffe Camp for boys at Weymouth, are, oid estab institutions, | lished These. resorts are sither in or close fi En Bi are the Frsoml EL OVERLOOKING LAKE] AT HEBRON. gol, squash and croquet rounds are provided at most resorts. Then there is always the lovely historic country to be explored. One cannot travel many miles in any direction without passing spots of historic interest. Here: the painter finds inspiration for new canvases; the writer for songs: and stories; the tired business man and weary teacher find balm and strength for. mind and body, and the busy mother and rest while her live- ly youngsters, safe from city perils, disport themselves in daisy fields or on the red mud flats that at high tide are glorious bathing beaches. to answer questions on Public 'Health mat sii ome, 'Address him at the Parliament Pdes;., di and generally improved sani- tation and sbaervance of public health :| enough of the w the system to ki nto normal, is strained or overexérted. One can readily see how an increas trod vigilance both on the part of Pub- lic Health officials and the general public, can curtail the spread of com- municable disease and thereby. pre- vent weakening or injury to the heart, especially in young people who are ni more susceptible to infectious diseas ting | than adults. . In fact, there is a Pov usted. sable 10W Tate of deaths from heart sease reported in localities not visit ed by-cmmunieable diseages or where 'quarantine measures | are pi for the 'prevention or ad truth spread. of any outbreaks, Child mor- 4 many cauges leading up| ha tality, however, results from many Hejiottier causes outside that due to organic ie changes of the heart due to ; One very noticeable and rien, regretiable of these causes is the premature death that ld hut tow fuated i health ioe op ices. o but - Sot Je. tad | uh aw man 1 Je od result of [i being gw safely through. \ | oner to have school playgrounds kept 3 commendabls Popular sympa with the injured child, but youngsters 1 to lay 8 | hors 1t should without a parent or guardian. playground | suitable recreation place for them in "| to play in. To prevent damage to pro- | are rife at this time gnd often a pre- BE Es 8s nearly always when are allowed to play indis= be miade 'a criminal offence to allow children under six on a. city tres; il- large cities. Arrangements might be made to have vacant lots or institu- tional grounds set apart for children perty extra caretakers would of course be necessary, but reforms and precau- tions of this nature are of such vital Pre-| importance that the question of ex- pense should not be allowed to enter --especially when human life is at ©] stake. Then, of course, there are avoidable accidents in industry due to lack of protection for the worker at his trade, Land often to carelessness on the part of the worker himself. Add to this the appalling list of deaths of children resulting from im- proper feeding in childhood and some idea. is given of the ndous but preventable infant mortality amongst US every year. / iin REEP CHILDREN WELL DURING HOT WEATHER Every mother knows how fatal the hot summer months are to small child- ren. Cholera infantum, diarrhoea, dysentry, colic and stomach troubles cious little life is lost after only a few hours' fllness. The mother who keeps lets prevent stomach and bowel troubles, or if the trouble comes sud- ly does--the Tab- old by medicine dealers or cents a box from The Medicine Co. Brock- = Hams' Pink Pills. {on -- fn fl at the use of to build up mach 'better it is to ns' Pink Pills for the blood than to give way to unreason- able alarm about your kidneys, If you suspect your kidneys, any doctor can make tests in ten minutes that will set your fears at rest, or tell you the worst. But in any event to be per fectly healthy you must keep the blood in good condition, and for this purpose no other medicine can equal r. Wil You can get these pills' through any dealer in medicine, or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. 4 PE ------r eb Scouting and the Kiwanis ; Clubs. If a man can write a better book, preach a better sermon, or make a bet- f henmad e on ter mouse-trap « than his neighbor, though he build his house 'zero. onvthis examinition "And these | se. ¥ JackaHr don't think I should get a Professor--"Corrédt; but' that's the know of." clerk of 'the works of a new building was short of help. One marn- ing he stopped-an old tramp who was | passing by, and said: "Are you looking for a job?" "Yes," said the tramp. "Can you do anything with a shovel?" asked the clerk of the works. "Yes," replied the tramp, rubbing his eyes: "I can fry bacon on it." He'd Been. "How far do you travel in ¢rossing the ocean from Liverpool to New York?" asked the teacher. "Four thousand miles," replied the bright youth. "Oh no. teacher. =; "Im right," persisted the youth. "It says three thousand miles in the book, and that's what it is in a straight line. But I'm counting the ups and downs. I've been across!" Mighty Awkward. "You've made a mistake in your paper,' 'said an indigfiant man, enter- ing the editorial sanctum of a country newspaper. "I was one of the com- + Think again, -. "said the in the petitors at that athletic contest yes- woods, the world will make a beaten | terday and in your report you have path to his door. called me "the well-known light-weight Literary men have been having a champion." squabble over the author of this mouse-trap quotation. Some credit it to Elbert Hubbard. But he has been eliminated as he did not begin to | write until after the quotation had be- -| come famous. Then Emerson's works were looked into. But no comfort has been found there. But who cares who wrote it? It fits the Boy Scouts, That is the only reason it appears in our thoughts to- day. Business men are peculiar ducks. To say they are egotistical is putting it so mildly 'as $0 be complimentary. They have such confidence in their own powers that one cannot interest them in a proposition which does not entail miraculous accomplishment. They really believe that they can work miracles. So when a gang of fellows goes parading by bearing their miracles with them, the Kiwanis Club blinks its eyes, stares, wonders, and then, as if Seized-by one common impulse, falls in behind to do what it can, as tickled a8 a boy carrying water for the ele- phant at the circus." It's hard to fool men, But you can't fool boys at all. And when men real- ize the work of the Boy Scouts, they are not being fooled. Nelther are the boys who compose the Boy Scouts. "They get training, mentally and physically, and if there are any other ways they get them too--real down- right valuable stuff, that makes men out of them. And they like it, just as our boys who entered the army liked the intensive training that was handed out to them by their superior officers. The Scouts have made good in spite of the ridicule which was heaped up- on them only a few years ago, when their elders first heard of them. The { § "Well, aren't you?" inquired the edi- tor. "No, I'm nothing of the kind, and it's mighty awkward, because I'm a coal merchant!" How It Was Done. An American poultry farmer went over to England to have a look round the poultry farms there and see where the farmers were making mistakes. He did not hesitate to tell how far advanced was the atr of poultry keep- ing in the States, and spun several very tall yarns 'on that subject. Twenty chickens from twelve eggs appeared to be an everyday occur- rence in the United States, if the stories he told could be believed. But a bluff old English farmer was game for him. "Happen, maister," dred chickens hatched by one hen at a setting?" "Waal," answered the American, "1 can't say that I have, but----" "Well, then, listen here, maister; happen I have," returned the farmer. "Down Ipswich way we allus fill a bar- rel with eggs and set the hen on the bunghole!" NOTHING TO EQUAL . . For Sprains and Bruises. The first thing to do when you have an injury is to apply Minard's famous Jniment. It is antiseptic, soothing, police and the rest of us laughed at | healing, and gives quick rellef. the idea of having Boy Scouts help handle big crowds. But now!--why, | they are the first ones we turn to when something big and difficult has to be done. That is the reason why the Kiwanis | Club is for the Boy Scouts. .' Their lives are open books by virtue of the honesty which they are taught. preach better sermons than the rest of us usually here--right in the lives which 'they lead. They make better | mouse-traps than the rest of us--and in the woods--and our happiest hours are spent"in our pilgrimages to them, They have done much. They have dared much. They have done that whith was assigned them. Worthy of our confidence! Not worthy of our confidence? Who, then, is worthy of our confidence? Ba, CL LR A .. MONEY ORDERS. Dominion Money Orders are ve = thousand offices | { beet They |, nLIy, X Yes Bid geiutie said the old man, | "ye have never seen as many as a hun- | "Before I had taken half a bottle of i Tanlae I began to straighten right up and now I feel just fine," said Mra. O, E. Smith, 169 Yarmouth: Road, Torons i to, Ont | "I'was told that I had high blood pressure, but whatever my troubles i were they began to disappear 'when : 'I got Tanlac and now I haven't a trace i of any of them. For one thing, I suf fered from indigestion something awe ful, After eating, the gas from my un» digested food would press up into my chest until my heart fluttered fright fully and at times I actually thought it would stop beating. My head ached terribly at times and I got so dizzy TI couldn't stand up. My kidneys also bothered me and my back and legs hurt constantly. My legs hurt worse while lying down and nights I couldn't sleep any to speak _ of, so that I always Yelt tired and worn out, "But all my troubles are gone Tow. : My digestion is just perfect and I never have a headache or dizzy spell appeared from my back and legs and I'm so thankful for my good health that I just want to praise Tanlac all the time." Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere, Adv, JARRE Pine Needles. If Mother Nature patches The leaves of trees and vines I'm sure she does her darning With needles of the pines! They are so long and slender; And sometimes in full view, They have their threads of cobwebs And thimbles made of dew. --Wm, H. Pay. ---- Minard's Liniment for sale every.vhere m-------------- Old Greek Coins. Coin collectors regard the collecting of old Greek coins as their most for- midable task, not because of their rarity, but because fully 1,000 indepen- den cities had a distinctive series of coins. ART B® In Honduras 90 per cent. of the people cannot read and write. Cuticura Is Just Right For Baby's Tender Skin Bathe him with Cutictira Soap and warm water. Dry gently and if any sign &t red- ness, roughness, irritation or rash is pres. ent anoint with Cuticura Ointment to soften, soothe and heal, Finally dust on a few grains of the fragrant, delicately med- icated Cuticura Talcum. Seap25c. Ointment 25 and 50c. Talewm 25¢. Sold COARSE SALT LAND SALT Mew Tork b "ASPIRIN "Bayer" only is Genuine "Teke no chances with substitutes. for genuine "Bayer Tab- A Usicus You 36a Sie nd 443. Fa Canadian Depot: shaves i a mug. DO ALL MY HOUSE WORK Before I took Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound | I could hardly get about. Cobourg, Ont.-- * For many years I have 'trouble with my nerves and have been in a ral run down con- dition for some time. I could not do my time because of any more. Even those pains have dis-