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68 ?%.‘:g YX 38 PAGE SIX Advertise in Your Local Paper HATTERS AND FURNISHERS 8025 Dnudas St. At High Park Ave. The Family Next Door Sox Windbreakers Silk and wool and pure Clearing lines. Values wool. Clearing lines at to $6.50â€" _ 59c and 79c¢ $3.95 and $4.95 ALL WINTER UNDERWEAR REDUCED Shirts Ties Clearing broken lines. Silk and wool. $1.35 Broadcloth and Repps. value. Clearing broken Colors guaranteedâ€" linesâ€" SALTER‘S MIDâ€"WINTER SALE PHONE 26 SALTER* Big Reductions on Sweater Coats. $1.39 opmn Cmags, waxs on : es i aore h fivg;lfra.-:;:-.~.* iR ces och e o) mJ ies C ho ce Wasam â€" l o ‘ . AY T We(,. Wns j C B o En um MEx ol ds : ie 0e _3 oo t fakds ¢ AStFAbtERrH nrats Worene fiimet P neeeees fe &4 t fhoPar ns 7 Wt eeiue ,_L,:‘figfm;\;-.a B Mail or bring in your renewals toâ€"day We have now come to the end of another year and the great bulk of our subscripâ€" tions fall due on Dec. 3lst. It is our desire to make this the TIMES & GUIDE‘S BUMPER YEAR and with your coâ€"operation this can be done. The Times & Guide now enjoys a large circulation of satisfied readers, and is now conâ€" ceded the position of _ 89c West York‘s Leading Newspaper The subscription is $2.00 per year in advance and is money well spent You can‘t afford to be without the best local weekly , A cough that is purely nervous and has become a habit is usually a single foreed expiration repeated at regular intervals. The cough of whooping cough ocâ€" curs in paroxysms. During the height of the disease the glottis closes partâ€" ly during inhalation and the air drawn through the narrow slit gives rise to the characteristic "whoop." P Elderly people experience considâ€" erable difficulty in raising secretions from the bronchial tubes, so that reâ€" peated effort is required to expectorâ€" ate the sputum. Children cough easâ€" ily but tend to swallow the mucus rather than expectorate the discharge There is nothing harsh about the cough of asthma. It is wheezing in character and associated with it are all kinds of rattling sounds.â€" Tuberculosis in its early stages is noted by its peculiar little hacking cough. Later on, when bronchial caâ€" tarrh has developed, the cough beâ€" comes moist and vroductive. Most of these patients learn to restrain their cough, realizing that it serves no useâ€" ful purpose and is exhausting. 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Pain is aggravatâ€" ed by coughing, being referred to the affected side near the nipple. T imes Guide Office In pleurisy there is nothing to exâ€" pectorate, hence the cough is dry. Beâ€" cause of the severe pain in the afâ€" fected side induced by the cough; it is repressed as much as possible. The cough of croup is a lowâ€"pitched bark, metallic and dry. When it is husky it is an indication that mucus or membrane is present. The cough of bronchitis may be of any type but is generally loud and harsh. It may be productive ang moist or unproductive and dry. Pain, which is often severe, is usually sitâ€" uated under the breast bone and is due to the vibration of the mucous lining of the inflamed tube. Varieties of Cough THE TIMES AND GUIDE, wWESTOX People who are so weakened that they cannot expectorate properly are helped by evelating the foot of the bed, which precedure causes the muâ€" cus to reach the upper bronchial tubes from which it may more readily be expectorated. In bronchitis when the seeretion is brought up with difficulty the cough {should be stimulated; when the bronâ€" tchial tubes are dry and the cough is { luseless it should be retarded. It is of course uncommon for peoâ€" ple to consult a physician for the orâ€" dinary cold cough, nor is it always necessary. However, where a cough persists for several days or when it The cough of an uncomplicated asâ€" thma is usually unproductive and should be restrained. In whooping cough the patient should be encouraged to cough until expulsion of the plug of mucus, which gives temporary relief. The cough of early tuberculosis achâ€" ieves nothing and should be prevented as much as possible. Later, when bronchial secretion appears, the cough should be stimulated except when others are near the patient.. s In pleurisy there is no exporation and the purposeless cough should be discounraged. _ The cough in the first stage of pneumonia should be repressed, in the later stages encouraged. Patients who are very feeble frequentâ€" ly do not expectorate whatever and the secretion is retained in the tubes, giving rise to still more unproductive and exhausting cough. How to Treat a Cough The treatment specifically directed against a cough must conform to inâ€" dividual requirements. _ Sometimes the cough should be suppressed; at other times it should be encouraged. ‘"Mummy, I can‘t go to school toâ€" day." ({Why?’! "I don‘t feel well." "Where don‘t you feel well ?" "In school." |HIS PORTRAIT MADE ENTIRELY OF VARICOLORED POSTAGE STAMPS! Some time in his life every youngâ€" ster gets a yearning to start and keep up a stamp collection. Oft that hobâ€" by is carried up through manhood And, verily, many were the men who eagerly visited the recent Internaâ€" Advertise in Your Local Paper tional Stamp Exhibition in the Grand Central Palace at New York Cityâ€" simply to see what attractive postage markers were missing from their own private collections. _ _One of the interesting personages at the exhibit was Mr. Hans Lagerâ€" loef and still more interesting was the portrait of himselfâ€"a portrait made entirely out of postage stamps. It was worked out in Sweden by Prof. Axel ,_J'L;lnstedt and took six months to finâ€" ish. 6B WEDNESDAY, FEE. 9, 1927 Lo uicadi4l t MAIN ST. "Another thing it would be wellt remember â€" when th engineer blows his whistle for th grade crossin â€"â€"â€"he don?‘ mean maybe‘! " {cil ii=‘~ We Eh 4o