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SLL] UEYD Contagious Disease. By Dr J. J. MIDDLETON Dr Middleton will be glad te answer all questions on public health matters through this column. Address him at Spadina House, Spadina Crescent, Teronto, Ontario. How many communicable or infectious diseases can be avoided? That is a question of interest to everybody, but in the cause of children, it is especially important to know something about it. One way to avoid these diseases is to keep away from people who are siek and from places where these diseases exist. This advice is especially good for children. If you come near a child having one of these contagious diseases you may be exposed to breathing the germs when they are thrown out into the air by the sick child coughing. 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Ter to avoid 'moistening its fingers in truning over the leaves of a book, fo: :on the pencil, the pen, the leaves o EY Come to us. We will gladly answer all your questions and show you how sur- a es the boys of all ages. i the book, may be hundreds and thous- Sands of germs which may directly or indirectly find their way into the child's mouth. A third precaution is to never allow a sick child to go to school. If you find that a child is or seems sick, report this fact to teacher 'at once. If you learn that there is sickness in the home of a child who goes to your school, immediately notify the teacher, that he may send the child home, because the sick child may spread contagious through the school. These precautions should still more rigorously be adhered to when there are many cases of contagious disease prising 18ly easy it is for you to begin enjoy- ing real radio at once! one for Svery FHome Six new models--3%$22.00 to $450.00 break is known to the school authori- ties. The removal of a sick child from | school, even at the onset of the disease. is a sound means of protection in tha it removes the source of danger frow vv NE ity the school. i RY DEN-- ; ONTARIO In order to wage a successful fight ™ 2 : 2 = kn Tt Sy against all forms of ill-health ana : ; disease, the education of the young and especially of the children of school ag in health matters is imperative. Th children of to-day will be the men anc ¥. {women of tomorrows; if the childrex 8 10f to-day learn the principles ot hygiene, the men and women of to A. G. RIPLEY'S Grown-up people do not very readily learn anything of interest to their health and well-being. The reason "Busy Hardware in a municipality, and when this out }° morrow will put them into practice. is that they have developed set habits, Church Services SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1st, 1925. The UNION CHURCH. Morning at Eleven o'clock-- YOUNG PEOPLE'S BIBLE CLASS. Lesson--"Jesus Answering the Pharisees. Luke 7, 36-50. Mark 3, 22-30. We want all young people to come with us and enjoy discussion on the Bible Evening Service at 7. 00 pm. SPECIAL SERVICE FOR BOYS. We want everyone out, but espeeially Three Tuxis Boys will take part in the service. Lean Ray, our member of the Boys', Parliament, will tell us something shout the parliament and will also in-§ troduce the Budget to us. He will: have something worth while to tell us, I am sure. Also a short talk will be given by he pastor especially to the boys, but, of interest to all. Wednesday Evening at 7.80-- Topic-- "Prayer as a Battlefield." Be a worker. We need workers. ARE Never throw mud, you may miss your ark, but must have dirty hands. HE. A. RIVERS, Minister. DRYDEN BAPTIST CHURCH Regular Services Morning & Evening. 11.00 a.m.--"Abraham in Egypt." Sunday School and Bible Class, 2.30. 7.00 p.m.-- Great Salvation' (second in. series of five great Biblical themes." Tuesday, 7.45--Young People's League : The place for the young people. i Thursday, 8.00 p.m.--Prayer and Bib'e 4 Study. Fourth in prayer series. You are invited to join us in study and discussion. We always Welcome You.-- A. J. FIELDUS, Pastor. i from which they cannot extricate them ! selves, and when they are in this rut, heir viewpoint is narrowed and their sision clouded. They cannot see Dbe- ond their own limited experience, and hey have the tendency to sneer at, oh Lty to minimize the importance of any' lew efforts to preserve the health of he individual or the community. So it is to the child that we pin our faith. s receptive to good influences and sound teaching, and if guided along sight paths, will have a tendency at ieast to put them into practice all! hrough the later years. The Biblical adage holds true in health matters, as well as other phases oflife. 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