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a= thy, rr in charge take a 8 friendly interest in "their "health, bai ae yh © on nor steel - be. produced for / eration, - 'home-building and a sity building on labor basis. The farm is a seven- day-week proposition and must al- ways remain so. Here we are up against a fact, not a theory, --- nothing can change it. Even the present urban scheme of work is highly indolent by comparison. The inevitable social and economi- cal answer to a five-day-week is an increase in the price of food products of so fantastic a nature as to render farming the most highly-paid of hu- man occupations. Or, ag a first ef- fect, spectacular rural depopulation, as a logical reaction to so attractive an urban scheme of life, followed by a perjod of wholesale starvation, leading to the high agricultural price | Society obviously cannot exist level. with one-half of the people working ! forty hours and the other half sixty- five strenuous hours per week, with- out one class paying the other ample compensation. Contrary to popular superstition, idleness and happiness are not synonimous terms. atural laws will fix hours and compensations inthe end. | But Canada, being still in a 'com- paratively undeveloped state, must for many years to come bid for ad- ditional rural population and must, therefore, see to it that the country- side does not suffer unduly through a too unfavorablé comparison be- tween the rural and. the urban work- ing program, even if it is only-of a temporary nature. An overwhelm- ingly agricultural country, such as Canada is, cannot with impunity in- crease the social burden of its agri- culture in order to further improve the living conditions of its urban workers. mk nmi oni ort Nurseries Give Warm Soper Nu to Immigrants. Into Canadian po ports the stream' of European immigration has already begun to pour this spring, and in the past week-end--that of March 27th to the 29th----the largest number of individuals to come in any such period since the war arrived in Hali- fax on several ships, which carried a total of 4,260 new settlers or return- ing Canadians from Britain, It is the busy season for the Sea- port Nurseries, and, although only the two at Halifax and Saint John are at present in operation, the third --that Quebec--will be in full swing, it i§ expected, not later than the 15th of April. The Seaport Nurseries, manned by Red Cross attendants, are pleasant havens down at the docks wherein all immigrant mothers and children are welcomed, by the 'official or voluntary attendants, given hot tea and a bite to eat and are made to feel instantly at Home, in Canada. In these nur- series the children may be left for hours while the parents attend to r bags and boxes. The nurses and when the family finally takes train for distant points in the interior there is sent forward to points of ultimate destination an « introductory card, so that further re- 'lation in their own neighborhoods is ed after 17,865 children and 11,923 Bp supplied needed small medical treatments 'or nursing region) 4 fpotlonoiio "children and | B11 follow-up cards in 13 different las-| The cards tary conditions. { A Fish's Travels. The Department of Marine and Fish- eries has marked 4 considerable num- 'ber Of Atlantic salmon, by attaching silver tags to their dorsal fins, for the purpose of tracing the movements of these fish. A sdlmon that was marked and liberated off Burns Pdint, Port! Maitlana, Yarmouth county, va | Scotia, on the 11th of June, was killed | in the Moisie River, Quebec, in the early part of the next month. If this] fish took the most direct route it tra- vélled In the vicinity of 800 miles, but if it followed the larger indenta- tions of the shoreline it travelled over 1,200 miles, 5 wnt rsnre-- Gas, biliousness, heartburn, dyspepsia; and similiar ills will not trouble you if you take Seigel's Syrup. Aff} dre store, Sounds Unsatisfactory. A German scientist predicts the time when, after reading your morn- ing paper, you can soak it in acids that will bring out the food value of the wood pulp, and eat it for breakfast. But we hope you will be able to af- ford something more appetizing, ee ee le Kill warts with Minard's Liniment. A most satisfactory Toll for the bathroom. * _A soft, absorbent tissue made, like all Eddy Toiler Rolls, under the most exacting sani- | 1200 Blind in France Work "Hello, deur fellow, now dif- ferent 0, my without a beard or ra 1 'wouldn't have recog nized you If you hadn't had my brella." ig People who have no rheumatism in their bones have to depend on unrea- sonable weather bureau for storm warnings. "That girl reversed® Darwin's theory," he commented, in talking to a friend. "Howzat?" "She makes monkeys out of men." The only thing to worry about is Big value for worry. the housewife When a man's wife chooses his + stenographer, it may not indicate seekinga good jealousy' so much as a wish for him tissue at a to succeed in business. moderate price. A man was charged with having stolen a ton of lead. "Have you anything to say in your defense?" asked the judge. "Yes. I did it in a moment of weakness." THE E.B "Did you give the man the third degree?" asked the police officer. "Yes, We browbeat and badgered him with every' question we could think of." "What did he do?" "He dozed off and merely said now .|and then, 'Yes, my dear, you are perfectly right." "Heard about the big accident?" "No, what?" "Car just ran over a peanut and crushed two kernels." mee A BABY'S HEALTH IN THE SPRING Can Best be Guarded With Baby's Own Tablets. The Spring is a time of anxiety to 'CO.LIMITED HULL,CANADA as Musicians. Twelve hundred blind persons earn their living as musicians in France and among them are players of note. These blind musicians were educated in the National Institution for the Young { Blind. They were taught to play for | Qistraction, but Valentin Hauy, their | leader, showed them how music might | make them independent. mu organists of large Paris churches, 'including Notre Dame, are blind. There are among these several composers and many conductors of ginall orchestras. The old theory that the blind have a peculiar aptitude for [the spring. Easily tired, appetite rE aunta Sud Iho. Be p | cleared and free discharge through the nose is secured. No remedy but in haiation is, id use, and frequently re- | et can be had only from treatment by & nose specialist, Don't neglect sinus disease. It is 'one of the conditions that you hear so much about these days--focal infec- tion. From an infeoted sinus may fol- low a diseased heart, damaged kidneys, rheumatism, and (many doctors think) : goitre may be influenced by it, not to mention the chronic "half-sick" feel-|t ing you have most of the time, particu Not sick--but is the way todling quite well 08t- people feel in fickle, sometimes headaches and a feel: B= £5 upon yi Jarty eutiy Io We mornlug., eh, «on to more The cassowary finde its closest re- Do not ltives among the ostriches. eo tives, are upward 3 twenty different forms, # all fuhiabitants of New Guinea and cer : taln of the adjacent islands. > LA, Women Farmers in Canada. Canada has 17,912 women farmers, according to an official statement. Spring Time is =e ia the nerves. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills do this speedily and surely. Every dose of this medicine helps to enrich the blood which clears the skin, CELERY KING Time . strengthens the appetite and makes The Puller. | Brew a up > this fine old vegetable tired, deprested men, women and| pe used to be a clerk and pulled outa ' tonto. I a all She spring Taedieine Jou children active and strong. Mr. James a small salary." To need. a: ante 8 poisons, Dickson, Westneath, Ont., says: --"I nbroves. the appe makes you "Well, he's a dentist now and pulls feel better right away. CELERY KING teeth and a big income." | 18 Sood 2 for the whole family. At drug- premier 1 Sisto, 300 & 60c. For distemper--Minard's Linl t - - Deafness--Head Noises LEONARD EAR OIL ub Back of Fars' = n Brn aN NoeTriLy "at A rugglsts. A alae about "DEAFNESS*® on request, 0. LEONARD, Ine., 70 Fifth Ave, New York was quite badly run down, easily tired, and appetite poor. My blood seemed thin and watery. I decided to try Dr. Willams' Pink Pills, and after taking a few boxes I felt myself thoroughly built up and as strong as ever. I can recommend the pills to run-down peo- Sle ? You can get these pills through any medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Coleman Glacier. Coleman glacier; at the head of Smoky river, northeast of mount Rob- son, Jasper national park, Alberta, is situated in a part of the Rockies re- nowned for its scenic beauty. _ The glacler is named after Dr, A. P, Cole man, F.R.8., Professor of Geology in the University of Toronto, who tra- versed this region in 1907 and 1908. .| Minard's will make your hair soft and lustrous, Use as a tonic, Edge-Holding Saws Fast Easy-Cutfing 3 SIMONDS SAWS Guaranteed because made from our own steel SIMONDS CANADA SAW CO. LTD, MONTREAL VANCOUVER, ST.JOKNN.B.¢ TORCNTO Stimulates growth. EXIG OF PAIN" {A Le > Sins Disasse. 8 : ou hat are the sinuses @ sinuses| To clean painted walls, make a! are bone cavities in the skull, lined | starch as for laundry purposes, but 1 can 34 joo throat and nose; the cavity located in ! {the starch is thoroughly dry, wash the top of the cheek bone ie known as | off, using soft cloths and changing the antrum, while the frontal sinuses | the water frequently. | honey-comb, which makes it very dif- ficult to dislodge the infecting gorms. And germs do Bain entrance to the In the last few years sinus disease has become very common; if you want to find out how common, just visit the winter and spring, and see the steady |' stream of sinus patients waiting for | treatment. . member in regard to sinus disease is | to prevent it, This means that ex-! = treme care must be taken to complete- ous affairs and do not consider con- | valescence complete until full bodily strength is «wegained. It also means mothers who have little ones in the home, Conditions make it necessary to keep the baby indoors. He is often confined to overheated, badly venti lated rooms and catches colds which rack his whole system, To guard against this a box of Baby's Own Tab- lets should be kept in the house and an occasional dose given the baby to keep his stomach and bowels working regularly. This will prevent colds, constipation or colic and keep baby well. The Tablets are sold by medi- cine dealers or by mall at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine music, say directors of the school, has not been proved by the experience but they have found that the blind do well in music, probably because they are able to concentrate and because their misfortune spurs them to un- usual efforts, Longer Span of Life. Every child born in England has an expectation of twelve years longer life than its grandfather, says Sir George Newman, chief medical officer of Bri- tain. Warner's of this 650 year old this. for about 15 years. It is a wonderful neys and liver." of kidney trouble, Sold by all driiggists. Price $ Warner's Safe Remedies Co. Fifteen Years No better recommendation forthe medicinal value "Your remedies have been used in our family Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy in our home. If you have pains in the back or other symptoms your druggist to get a bottle of Warner's and taking it as per directions. "I want to help" says Allen Boca : Tells facts from own experience to wild with weak and ru; ih Din, strength th through Tanlac Co., Brockville, Ont, sneezing and coughing; ing teeth (particularly in the upper row) and throat in a healthy condition 80 that no infection from them willl spread Into the sinuses. k@eping your body in good condition 80 that you will not catch colds and other diseases of the nose and throat even if exposed to them. disease? The infection sets up mflam- mation, ereating an accumulation of Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago material which should be discharged z x through the nose; however, the tiny Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism with a delicate living membrane that | somewhat thinner, and apply to the 5 FOR SHILOH ' [ are found immediately above the eyes, | hg sinuses with comparative ease, since office of a nose specialist any day of | Because it is easy to acquire and! ly clear up every attack of fin, grippo keeping away from people who are is continuous with the lining of the walls with a whitewash brush, After OUGHS These cavities have a structure like a | | HAVE GLOSSY HAIR the lining of the nose leads into them, the year, but particularly duging the | very difficult to cure, one point to re- and running cold; treat them as seri- it means keep- It means ASPIRIN What are Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for the symptoms of sinus passage leading to the nose becomes Compound in Family herbal remedy could be asked than We are never without a bottle of smedicine for digeases of the kid- (Name on request). you should lose no time in going to 1.25 per bottle. Toronto, Ont. Pielp olfigis, Al Almost "Another page in sleamship history will be written' this season when the Alberiic, of the White Star Line Cana- dian Service (shown above) docks at "| Montreal at the end of April, as this will be the biggest steamer ever to sail up the river st, Lawrence as far as Montreal. : 0 this Season the Doric sister ships in the White Oihadlan S- vice, held the record for being the 'argest steamers to enter the port of Montreal. They jare 16,600 tons each, but-the Albertic | is 19,000 tons and, therefore 2,600 tons | larger than Doric ad Regina. | The Albertic is an R.M.S.P, steamor. |. Ste.» was formerly known as the Ohlo, Biggest Steamer to Montres] one of the world famous "0" liners. She will join the 8t. Lawrence fleet With a reputation equal to her glze and, fo addition to being the biggest steamer ever to sail up the St. Law: rence to Montreal, will be one of the most luxurious to make Montreal her terminal. The Albertic' will be used on the di-| - rect, service to Liverpool eastbound, while on the westbound route she will call at Qu Liverpool on her first westbound voy- age-under the mew name on April '22 and 'will steam out of Montreal on her first eastbound voyage an May 7. DOES NOT AFFECT ne HEART "B rr" ccept only "Bayer" package qe" wy contains proven directions. Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100--Druggists. Aspirin 18 the trade mark (registered fn Oanada) of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetie- acidester of Salleylieacid ry Salicylic Acid, "A, 8. A"). While it is well known that Aspirin means Bayer a manufacture, to assist the public against imitations, the Tablets Of Bayer Company will be stamped with their general trade mark, "Bayer Croan Free Treatments For DEAFNESS Head Noises from Nasal Catarrh Hearing Restored This Is FREE I have an original home 1 feel go sure that treatment fordeafness and this treatment will re- 'head noises from nasal ca- §% store hearing and end tarrh which I want every head noises from nasal sufferer to try free--with- catarrh that I want out obligation. For many every sufferer to try it 'years I suffered from ca- free. I want to prove tarrhal deafness and head at my expense that the noises, Iperfecteda treat- results are quick and ment which completely re« convincing. stored my hearing. I gave It is the best treat. it to others and they were ment that I have found able to hear again. Since in 42 years' practice as that time, hundreds have 5 3 meso an] throat used it successfully. Dr. W. 0. Coffee i 25,000 Treatments To Be GIVEN AWAY This Month She will leave