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LIMITED GUELPH -x~:u.i heating system. . skctch plan forms. d without obligatin‘ ::e to make plans for 01 Pm? I I, Your 0"}qu - DDKNS DRUG STORE off flue Old Black and Bev :m‘ip‘lion. M WIQESâ€"Litflo "I. \l! 1-: an attractive and bag]. and 20m! accommodation um‘d at “Mame I'll“, LV. September n one-thud doc... nilgron and “lulu AVOIDING HEART DISEASE (m.- ut‘ tho» pamphlvts distributed m the» Assm'iatmn fur NH“ Prvwn- 21M}! and lIo'lio-f uf Hval't Disease nm’m-~ Hm l'ullmvmg vlassil‘icutinn thv muscw n!’ hvm't dismsv: I. llil’m‘tinus disvasvs. '.’. lntnxicatiuns and poisons. Ii. Imprupir mmtvs of lising. Rho-unintisin is ”w iut’m-tinnnwst t‘rvqm-ntty i-auisini: damage to "N‘ hvm't in ”w young. though othm' int'o-i-tiuns ails.» haw :i mmsidi‘rahle part iii ”iv prmhu'tiiim of such damage- I mlvr tln- l'i‘ittitltg nf intuxicatiuns mot puisnih‘. zili-nhnl and ("hm-('0 an) iiivntmnmt. It is ”lily fair to 31310 that thvrv m'vs um» whu ti" not hin- tww that o-itho'i' nt' thww arr Notice-- :ihly iniui-mus who-n use-ct in mmtvr- itilult h)’ hi'aIllu' individuals. 'l‘hi‘ "ruh" Is in what is mo-ant by tlwir "rumtvratu use.” Hmm Nam Anything 11 day is run- om;- ma} kw What is nnv lwrsnu may I)“ an IllJnl'mns 0x- m»..- fur :nmthvr. Hut \vlwthm‘ of nut ulmlml and (“bacon arr always harmful In “I“ ho'art. tin-y arr not x'o-uzu'olml L'Pllo'l'illl)’ us bring uf any twin-fit (M It. .\thlo-to'~' do not llsv {tlc'uhv'l H!“ Mhm‘vu \thn Il‘aillilm I'nr "guml wind." And. having ":nml wind" is largo-Iv a mattm' uf ":nml wind" is largo-[v a mattvr 01' 11mm: 21 suuml 1mm. Illllbl'nlwl' mmlvs nf l‘niug incluch' lzu-k nt’ fro-sh air. insufficinnl Mi- vwlso'. form] ”2' Nu- wrung kind and m ”w wrung amnuut. 'l‘lu- wrung :unuunt is gvnvrally tun much ratlwr Hum tun Hm». l-‘nml laknn in an :mnunt lwyund the» rvquiromvnts uf «Cam/right, 1924, by The Bonnet-Brown Corporation, Chicago) HEALTH QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Foods Containing Iron cliro-rtly hy saying that. a tight. \I. H. ,3 asks: "What “must...” may do harm tn thv abdominal ('N'al :t Inns“ lwlt 0P suspc'mh't's nut. 'l'lw nml‘v ”w clothes al'o' pm-tml {rum tlu- shouldo'rs in: 01' from ”w waist, Um hoalthh IS. Mm Hw must il'nn'f" ‘\H~. “WI mvats; Spillm'h: nat- mwui: zlmvlo's. \Vllo‘at. I'Nt'. ht‘allS. fH'ih :mcl o'ggs‘ 3|ch "untain a fair 1‘ gu-rm-ntagn u H'Hn. Suspenders or Bolt W. .V. asks: “\Vhich is ht‘alulit‘l‘. . iu-lt. nt‘ itl‘pt‘llt't‘l‘S?“ .\n~z~~-.\nything that vxvrts pros- ~vm~ mum the» ahctnmvn wnuld not sm-m tn tw healthy. If the twlt is nut tight. pnl'haps it duo‘s nu harm. Sumo-thing prnhalbly ilvpl‘nds UH “If? o'nnsti'urtiun 0f thv individual. It Ith]"'ill‘~' tn mv that a fat man with mnsiitm'atito' atutunwn shcmht nnt \\ wit“ a let. l \Vuulit answm' your quostion H1 Thursday, 30)“qu 25, 1924. By DR. W. J. SCHOLES (Note 8 Dr. Scholes will answer such health questions in these columns as will be of interest to others and permissible in public print. ..Personal questions will be answered only when accompanied by self-addressed and stamped envelope. Address Dr. W. J. Scholes, in care of The Durham Chronicle. It's a clay is murw than fiw o's‘H'HO' hm tum-h." I nnmlvratv :unmmt fur may lw an injuriuus M'- ner. But wlwlhm‘ or Avoiding Heart Disease THE FAMILY NEXT DOOR I'an nm- rigm‘ the hmly adds to the burden of work thrown Upim the heart and hlnml wsscls. It causvs an accumu- latinn of fat that is unfavorable to tlw rnnlinuml lipallh Ol' tlw whulv hmly. anilaâ€"runanurntly, thr hval't Excussvs of any kind are injurious. How to Avoid It. 'l'lu- logical way in which in awid lu-arl disc-aw is in amid thus-w. things that arr known 01' supposml tn rausv il. Amimg Uli' rausns nwnlimml~~lnfvrtinn. is prnhuhly nwntmumlmlnt'mftinu. is m'nbuhly Hw must, inumrlant. It ”Hun gains nutrzum- tn tlw systvm through .lismm-d tenth. tonsils and advnuids. 'l‘hvw au'v Hl'lo'u found ('lnsvly as- summon will: attacks of rlwuluah ism. tlw «lismlsv wry l'm'qumxtly «'au‘uu: injury in [hr lwart. (naming pains in vhilc‘lrvn arr usually symptums 0f I'lwumutism. and slmuld Imt lw nvgloctml. Dis- nasml h‘o'th. tonsils and mlmmids slmulal ho- tl'vatml nr ro'mnvml. (Inn- tlitinns that l'amr (hv dmvlopnmnt nl' rhmunznism. such as gvtting WM and vhillml. slmuld lw m'nidml. \\"|wlu-\'N‘ illfvctinns do occur. Hwy shunhl hv mumplly “mama! so as In vl'aclivnh) me as won as possible and lvsso-n tln- chance of «lamagv brim: clnno- tn the! hmrt. .\ we'll rvgulatml lil‘n l'avul's llw .Io-wlnpuu-nt Hf a healthy hmly, inâ€" t'huling. a sumui lu'art. 'l‘lw hmu't musvlv. likn ntlwr nmsvlvs. is kt'pt m gum! t'nmlitmn by griting mmugh wxwmsv and plvnty nl' l’rvsh :m'. and by “Vim: nn a dirt that. is \wll- Imlum-wl and nut in vxvvss HI' tlw Hmuls‘ Hf thn‘ hmly. Hllfl'it‘ic’n! H’s! is mumssal')‘ ii: 3.75,: 23 as... .5: >3: .5: :55. 725.335 .55: .J 1.23.23; Jr... 3.3:: .m: 22.22:”; .:.:2 .7. 1:5: :5 55.3 >.::.::.;u.2_ .5: 3 :.E... 3.3.... 7:325“: 5...; :73... .257. .:_.7...._; .5... >3: :37, 2.5:: .z: .3 9...: ...:::..._ 2. 27:: is}: 35:...â€" EE fizz; i: 2.}: C. 14.23:: k..â€" â€"..;:.rz...:_ i; 7.22.. 215.2: 2a.... .3 1.7.5.. .2: .7. .227. 4:43.. .3 1.1.5.. 17:5...5 7...: .z: .1. 2:: 3:: 1 :12}... 2.3: «liro-e'tly by saying that a tight lwlt may cln harm tn llw aluhmxinal\ Ms- W 'a: :t hmsv lwlt nr‘ suspvnch'ts \\ ill nut. 'l'lu- mm'v thv 140st mm supâ€" pm-tml fl‘nm Hw shmllm‘rs insloacl 01' from) tho- waist, thv hvalthivp it Vaccination Always Advisable Mrs. R. Ii. L. writvs: "My littln girl is l'uur yo-al-s old. It. is advis- nhlv tn haw Iwr vuvviuatwi lwful‘o- sh“ gun-s tn svhtml‘.’ IS HIP VaCt'i- natinn likvly tn do lu-r any harm by making hm‘ blow! impure"? .\ns.-â€"lt is strongly advisahlv tn haw ynm' litllv girl Van-vinato-«l hu- vausv ynu van nvwr tc'll th'll slm may I)» vxpusml to small-pox. Sim may lw vxpnsml lwfm‘o- shv guns tn schonl. 'l’hnre- has been quite a W § ON THE ,PRlECE (By Rev. Erederic C. Spurr in “The, British Weekly") We motored. five of us, from Cal- gary to the Prince of \V’ales‘ ranch, a distance of nearly seventy miles to the southâ€"west. And none et‘ us will ever he likely to forget either our goal or the journey thither. For one-sixth of the distance the road was in "a state. of " repair.” Personally. I regard this expression as an abuse of language. There is no word in the English dictionary adequate to setting forth the rem condition of that. road. Into heavy dust. sank the ear nearly to the axles of the wheels. Every moment we expected the automobile to surrender its task. We passed one or two machines that had given out; they stuck in the middle of the iroad embedded in the deep dust. ,l‘Zvery vehicle successful in van- quishing the obstacle was also successful in churning: up clouds of} white dust which blotted out from! view the landscape and nearly elmked both passengers and passers_ by. I pity the Prince. if he is con- demned to take this way. He may escape. it. lmwever. for there is a railway depot. at High River. twenty-sewn miles from his ranch. and by alinhtini.r there he will avoid the i‘liscnmt'urt which we exper- ienced. Beyond lligh ltiver the road is fairly good. until it hecemes a semi-prairie il'illt----4Hll‘ ut' the best tracks to renew in Western Canada. 'J‘hat friendly signsâ€"wthe teleuraph wire â€"llttlt'k.~‘ out the tratk until the ranch is reached. 'l‘uwtlr‘ils the end «it the way all signs of the true prairie disappear: the aspect of the country changes and there opens out a vast stretch ol‘ undulating: land. rullilu.r on and on until it touches the tent of the ,nearer Rockies. A Little House \\'li:Il. has brought. llw l’rinm- nl' \ans lu this I'vmulv [lllll'l".’ In what, runsisls lhv :llli'ai'linn‘.’ 'l'lw answo-I' alm-s nnl I'w in NW wind. but in “in I-nnrll ilsvll’. NHlliing ul‘ llu‘ lmnsn 01' n1“ llw farm buildings is \‘isilili- l'rmn llw maul. .\ simnlv galo- lliVlllvs llw main (Park from a short winding: [h‘llll by whivli llw mmlvst lmnguluw 01' ”In l’l'iln't' is I‘I‘acllml. Mmlnsl. I call it. It. is surprisingly w. l".\'l‘l‘,\'lllllll.' nlmnl lln- ranch is nimlvsl; lml'n. unllinnsvs. ralllvâ€" lmnsvs. :nul llw lmngulnw itsvlf. In all llll‘l'l’ mu- -i.m)l) 34°in of land «by nu nil-ans :i must aninnnl. nvmmling In l'IllH'll I‘m'knnings. 'l‘hn lmnsn- is wally snmll. lmungv and diningâ€"mum am» lilllv largm' than my 0an mums in llimninglnun. 'l‘ln- lnnng‘v. imlvml. is, if nnylliing. llhl qnilo- sn spacious ns lllllll'. 'l‘lw l’rinw‘s hmh'mml is a simpiv apart- nwnt. nut. sn harm as a fil'st-t'ltml' lwcll'mam m, ”w th'l Mvh'ulmlv in Lumlnn. In all {hm-v mm “mm or four quitv small hmh-mrms and a vuuplv Hf lmtm-«mms. 'l‘lw «lining:- l'cmlll tahlv has plm'v amuml it, fur six ”1' scwvn guusls‘. 'l‘iw furniture- is ut‘ Hw simplvsl olvsm‘iptiun. In tlw lnungw is a small cum-h. ulw or (\m haskvt. ('hail's. Hm.“ simplv skin rugs. a small writing lahlv, u lmukvasv and a :l'amnphnnv. l'pun Hw wall hang phutng'aphs uf tho. King (in the» (-vntm". Hu- Prim-n Ilium-If. and an intimate frimui uf his. The Text on the Shelf Ami :Ilmvv thv lmnkshvlf stands an Ul'lllllill'y. llllll‘lll’lll'cl tvxt, "As for luv and my lmusv “1‘ will svi'w the Lord." The \VIHIII' placv is lighlml \\‘il|I l‘ll‘l'll'll‘il}'. gvnm'alml in II shml (’IHSI‘ by. 'l'lw huusv is built of logs am! [Ilanml wmil. It is l)” mmv than a glmiiiml ‘lng mhiII. ' “P 58“ it at its bI-sl. with HIP llmwis iII lull lilnnm and the (WH'IIIHS PmlImu-I‘IIII: the t'llllll‘ \M'zmtlah. I’I'nm tlw l'I'uIIt door a gnu-a! dual and a wmulI-nus Vision ul'l'm's itsvll'. T0 “II' right al'I' (lu- high dvalh-rutn amnng tho- um'ao- (.‘illfltNI in sumv Hf Hw I‘PH'Ht vpi- clnmit‘s'nf small-pnx. Vaccination dams nut makv Hm Mom] impurp; its nun NRC! is tn (‘0an ' a wnside-rahlv .lo-grm- of immunity against small- pox, 0F WALES RANCH THE DURHAM CHRONICLE Rocky Mountains, some fifteen miles away. Immediately in (route! the house is a fine knoll, from the top of which an extensive view is gained. Nearer the house are the farm buildings, a shallow, noisy brook, and a spring of delicious pure cold water. And ,gathered around the house on the north side is a circle of trees, beneath the shade of which the Prince and his t'rierls drink their tea and play isome of their games. When onel ‘sees this much, its situation and the appointments of the house it is‘ easy to understand why an over- wm‘iaed Prince, whose nature inâ€" clines him to simplicity rather than to Splendour, should seek refuge in so wonderful a solitude from the strit‘e ot‘ tongues and the hlare of trumpets. He might, however, have, brought. to this plaee strange and exotic luxuries. In place of that he hrings his simple, spirit, which is content with simple things. Now that l have seen his ram-h and his Canadian home. my respect for the Prince is more profound than ever. He is not the less, but rather the more royal because for the time he has the courage to shed the trap- pings with which others load him and to steal away to the heart of Nature. We were his guests at lunch, hy the eourtesy of his stew- ard. Al'tmnil his table we. sat. and at, the close of the meal we drank his health in tea prepared by a tlhiuaman. his eook. And after- wards we drove hark through commas nus 3le AND nuns“. none srovs FOR voua noun ms maven seen amen Marvel Combination Cooker This stove is“ the greatest value that has ever been offered to this community. It is furnished with a polished top, six 9 inch lids, 1 reducing lid, lift front for large piece. of wood, cooking surface 40!“: x 24 in., 12 in. fire pot well lined with Here is a wonderful heat producer. This Quebec heate1 has a large chamber for coal gases to burn up be- fore passing into the chimney, fire pot is 12 ins. in di- ameter, lined with fire brick, outside measurement is 16 inches 1n diameter, 36 inches 1n height, 3 roller grates. Price $17.75 All Stoves Guaranteed or Money Refunded if Not Satisfied Cross Sutherland Hardware Co., Limited Durham, Ontario Compare These Prices With Others Marvel Quebec Heaters Polished top, six 9 inch lids, one reducing lid, cooking surface 40?: x 24 in., lift front for large piece of wood, 12 in. fire pot, fire brick lined, 3 roller grates, large roomy oven 20 ins. deep, 17 ‘9: in. wide, 11 in. high. clouds of dust to civilizationâ€"and a bath-«and with a happy impresâ€" sion of the Heir to the 'l‘hrone' as a true child of Nature. The following is a partial list of the dates of {all fairs issued by the Agricultural Societies‘ branch oyf the Department of Agriculture J. Lockie Wilson, secretary. Alliston ............ October 2 and 3. Mouton ................ 001.7 and 8. My tli ................ Sept. 25 and 26. Alliston ............ October 2 and 3. Brown ................ Oct. 7 and 8. Blyth ................ Sept. 25 and 26. Chcslm ............ Sept. 25 and 26. Dundalk .......... Sept. 25 and 26. Durham .......... Sept. 30, Oct. 1. 131m .................. Oct. 9 and 10. Fergus ............ Sept. 25 and_ g. Erin .................. ' Oct. 9 and to. Fergus ............ Sept. 25 and 26. Fleshertou .......... Sept. 26 and 27. Grand Valley .......... Oct. 2 and 3. Harriston .......... Sept. 25 and 26. Lucknow .......... '. . Sept. 25 and 26 Markdalc .............. Oct. 7 and 8 Paisley ............ Sept. 23 and 24 Palmerston ............ Oct. 7 and 8 Port Elgin ............ Oct. 3 and t Shelburne .......... Sept. 30. Oct. 1 Tara ................ Sept. 30, Oct. 1 Teeswater .......... Sept. 30 Oct. 1 Wingham .......... Sept. 29 and 30 “SIR-R-R-R!" SAID THE CASHIER A customvl' who had just finislwd his dinner at a rustaurant that Hm Baltimore American knows uf dn- fornntially appmarhvd Hm prntty cashier and inquirml: “Are the waiters hm'o attontiw In 3")“ I". “Sir-r-râ€"r!" «'xvlaimwl thv ynum: wuman in an offmulvd 1mm. “01:, no offensn, I assurv you," Price $57.50 DATES 0P PILL PAIRS Marvel Combination Cooker Without Warming Closet Price $37.00 good fire brick, 3 roller grates, oven is large and roomy,20in. deep, 17 '2 in. wide, 11 in. high, with thermome- ter in door. The fire circles complete- ly around the oven before passing in- to the chimney. Large roomy warm- ing closet with folding doors. Hot water cOpper reservoir. replied the man. “I was only entry- ing oiit the instructions printed on the bill of fare, which say: ‘Plelso report any inattoiitiou of waiters to cashier} And I thuught if they were. inattentiw to you I would ropurt tlmm. that's all." Then Jay Got Out! 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