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» # THURSDAY, JULY 25th, 1929 ie THE HAILEYBURI A N Page 7 $|disease was practically prevent-: disease is allowed to develop, the| Questi Health, addressed to ithe Canadian Medical Association, 184 College 'Street, Toronto, will be answered. Questions |as to diagnosis and treatment will not be am- ed. Preventive measures should| outlook is bad as far as treatment always be taken, because if the!is concerned. HE RHYMING Health tae Fashion Sa NCIES "Tweed Travelling Coats Take the Helm 2 You are on the crest of every wave when you sail away in a ssummer travelling coat of loose- ly-woven tweed. The wanderer is finding new coat adventures in | SECIRT arar: Life's songs are sweet. OPTIMIST 'Sne Songs Song lies about us On every hand, Would we but listen And understand. Dawn has its voices, Noontide and night Come with their chorus Chanting delight. Dawn's songs of labor, Dusk's songs of sleep, Sound where the cities' Great currents creep. And in far woodlands To lonely men Come deeds and dreaming With song again. Rhythmic and restful Vast pulses beat; Would we but hearken, They err who think that suppliant They soar to some celestial place To seek an all-absorbing grace They err, for prayer means many things That have no part in joyous wings Who cooks a meal for friends to of the Canadian Medical Association Lockjaw or Tetanus The disease Tetanus is com- monly called Lockjaw because, when it occurs, the mouth be- comes firmly fixed due to the ri- gid condition of the muscles of the jaw. The disease is caused by a germ whose entrance to the body is usually gained through a wound which tears the tissues of the body or which punctures them. The germ of Tetanus has cer- tain peculiarities. It grows best where there is no air, and so it thrives at the bottom of a punc- tured wound or in the depths of a lacerated wound where the air does not penetrate. This germ belongs to the group of germs which are able to form spores. The spore is a resistant state in- to which the germ goes when periods of time. The spore be- comes an active germ again when c onditions are favorable, for ex- ample, when it is introduced into the human body through a wound. The germ of Tetanus lives in the intestines of cows, horses and novelty wools, cashmeres and share, ' ; swede fabrics. But the tide of} Who scrubs a floor, may make a sheep. Any wound received on interest is centered on tweeds. prayer the farm, or any wound contami- There's neyer a dull moment with this popular fabric that runs the gamut of colors and weaves, but light, uncertain hues often revealing yellow threads take the helm on the style boat. Many models are furred as is the swagger model shown here. A straight line coae, pocketed and I f in her humble task she finds Some yestige of the love that binds All men in unity of toil Since Adam tilled primal soil. Not only from a candled shrine Must supplications incense twine; But every kindly deed and fight pictures, clear photography, and also Mary Astor in "New Year's Eve" at Broadway Thea- tre, Wed., Thurs. next. Matinee Wed. at 2.30; Children 15c. sport jacket embraces an all-over design in the same color. A bag of natural linen embellished with multi-colored stitching provides a nated by dirt, particularly if the dirt is at all likely to contain ma- nure, such as street dirt, is very likely to contain Tetanus germs. Any wound made by a nail or other piercing implement is the type of wound favorable for Te- tanus. We may say that in any wound where dirt has been driven under the skin should be treated the Great War, every man who was wounded received Tetanus antitoxin with the result that the Infant Welfare CLINIC EACH THURSDAY Don't try to pass -You can't be safe if you persist in passing another car on a curve, or near the brow of a hill. Before you attempt to pass another car, wait until you have a clear view of the road ahead, and make certain there is ample space for you in the traffic line. words conditions for its living are un- d ? ' th 4 Make prayer; that, winging up|favorable, and so in this state it On es an ou t see e roa . fike birds, Sh Ht able te) he dustanticaaiions curry hills, you can ahead, so always keep to the right. THE KEYSTONE OF Keep to the Right on Curves and Hills Highway Safety Committee ar vy B L29 The hous STORES' Personal at her nearest DOMINION STORE. For here she will find nationally advertised products as well as DOMINION ' ues, Quality -- om ATSB ame 4 4 Service ay eee | sities ewife's worries are at an end when she shops own gzaaranteed products, and all at the lowest Fruit Jars COFFEE 7-2 Richmello Large . ' Embroidery comes back! 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