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six months when Pinkham's Veg. he newspapers, “”98 so far and - M rs. RJ. SAL- ‘7 . Toronto, (ht. “ER 0 MORE I Separators mining and Muir :93 ER All Kinds rham. Ont 19. Tile Co. STONE :020203 :0........ . ..no..n.u .,. 3.3.3.3... 1.2,..1’ .0. 6:02.101? .0...3.t......9 .‘2...’ .10.... :9...., :02... v‘... i0. 5:... ,‘..O:... Many insects and reptiles excrete a poison by means of which they defend themselves and destroy thelr prey. What guns are to man, such excretions are to these lower forms of life. The stings of nearly all insects owe their effect to the formic acid which is the active ingredient of the ex- cretion; the bites of reptiles to a venom which they excrete. Treatment Of Insect Stings 'O'IIHHKII in 20-! 3| from H '\\' i' Mind». H HEALTH QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Eat Pork for Stomach Trouble ' :: Ynur :u-o- abunl .Vote: Dr. Forster 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. Ad- dress Dr. Arthur L. Forster in care of The Durham Chronicle. Thursday, August 4!, 1m Zh'l'I '4! HH' HIIIH'O'. Treatment 01 Snake Bite lll0‘! ally llllbo'l \\ \\ right, ro-Iio-Vin; immnnia tv and :I THE FAMILY NEXT DOOR nu-mu'. | 'H'o-o'tiw'. applicant ’0an hitin H Reply NDIH anti I'o'mmiio |\ STINGS AND BITES By DR. ARTHUR L. FORSTER Ha plio nmiiow :u‘o' availâ€" .: film-M, slings. is prnhahly the s uwt'ul as any. puro- 01° dilute-d, Il' t \V ll ll \ Mm should they are u- ll fro VI by The Bonnet-Brown Corporation, Chicago.) H Hw wouml HS n [u'o'vo'nl mm] parts I alvuhnl, 'vlv In Hm It” mmh o'nno‘c ll :HNI I'v- ml parts with a Him-aim! I] 'I iliZP it. olvvply \\ hvn sonous I'IN lio y :u' inml .\'|I hm hm run- w i t h ”In HIM NW" I“ ”lo HH- Ill ill .I\ H Int nl' In It l3 I'IHIUJ II In an! .‘I flow I]. M“ I ' an' .. I'II' HIIIII 3’!ng is In fill HI“ 1.0m: III \\IHI [w 1')“ zIIIgzIIIIIu n2 Im‘il‘! '50 Nu- pIII-o- crystals and do nut be M 'aiol «If using hm much. 'l'lIo- |H'l'â€" IIIzIIIgsoIIaIII- III-strays lel Hm Imisnn iI INIH’III‘S. but that. Is as far as its szlIIo- I'o-zu'lws. IluIIsquo'IItly It, must lw IIIIIIIII-Il If; minute's :II'h-I' tlII- pa- tinnt, has III-vn hittvn. In lIN'ilIHiI'S \VhI-I'I- \‘I'IIIInImIs snakt's alImIIIIl. snnIo- III' III» \\’I.~'I' IIzItiws always I-uI-I'y :I IIUII- szII-k III‘ III-I'I'IIaIquIIzIIn. Tourniquet Essential tinnt has lwvn him-n. In \VlwI-o- wnnmnus snakvs sumo- nt' llw \Viso- Imtiv: "Hwy 3 liUlo- sm'k nf [mm Hunk l vwr wally It kind of overtook me." 'l'lu- lil'Hi sivp is Hm iiija-i'tinn Hf snaki- :miiiuxin. This is klmwn :19 anIiVn-iiin. It. is a [il'nh'ill in Hm svi'lim ui' :in animal that has had row-aim! injo-i-tinns uf small ammmts of siiakv \o-nnm. This. liki- Hu- OHIO'I' m'm'o'olul'vs. mus! hi- [ii-i'fnl'mi'il at nm'o'. lbvla)‘ Hf an hunr m' lwn niakvs it. usvli-ss. l'iii‘i'ii'iiiiiali'wy, antiVo-nin is si-lilnm availnlilv. but antiVo-nin is M'lclnm availuhlo'. but that. «Inwsn't. mnko- Hm ('aso' llnpvlvss, as Hm 'nllu-I' fulu' pl'm‘o'dlnl‘vs, prumplly vnwluym. will saw 99 lmz' m'nl. Hi all palivnlfi. 'l'ho- nlll iclo'a Hf filling tlw palimlt .\ man awn-arm] in cuurt on o'hzu'go' Hf hvating his WifP. "\VIIo'l'o- did yull [DOM hul‘?“ ask tho- judgl'. We'll :Ihmr Hu- hih'. This hand must lw tight o'nnugh In shm Hlo' c'il'c'll- Intiun. It slmulel lw l'l‘nanNI fur a swrnnol m- twn ul'h-r H has I’m-n nn I'm an Inmr. tlwn rc-appliml fur :m- HHH'I‘ hmu'. \\'hah'\'o'l' gmul it ar- rnlnplislws is clum- «luring “In first [Wu llnlll'h' :IHN' Hlo- hih‘ has Down illlli¢'fm'. 'l'lw lil'th sh'p is Hw injvvtinn Hf .\H IIXWI tllo'l Is llltllt'alWl in Mill? raw. lint \x’lmtvwr agrm-s with you. Your will haw tn lw Hm tinul arbi- h'r in Hm math-r. at'to-r all is said and olwnw. In nmsl mason-s. Um ”food spo-rialists" ask (ho.- patient what :zn'mu \\ ith him and what olisagl'm's mm hIm-â€" Hum fix up an o-Iabnr- :Ih- oho-tm-y {rum what ”In patinnt has tulol tho-m. In HUM-1' \Vnrals. you haw to» ho- 3mm mm oluvlnr in this 'l'llo' fulll'HI stop niquvt. {handma- \\‘vll :Ihmr llw hit lu- light vnnugh with whisky has mm: agn hum! l'numl fullm'inus. Sn tlull’t wring ymlr hands and Mind; prnllihitinn lu-c':ul.~'n yml Nu”. 20'! any whisky. thihilinn is l-vswmsihlv fur a lot nf mmsletâ€"olqv o~\'ll.~'. hilt, olt‘aHl frnm snuko- hito- puimnim.’ in“. mm M tho-m. 0'83"" \\'wl| Ill lix will haw t n Hm- mart dunv. In m Wrongly Catalogued nun: umu-m-o-al in rum l\ \o-r lrnnh'v. but. nnlv 3 why- xamilmtinn mulol rvx'uu! Hm Hf Hu- Hmolihun. 'l'l'y in Iim! or win» will take. a gvnuilm I in )‘Hm' raw, plat'o- ymnr- Ins raw. and pay him a 1'0- »Io- tim- fur his \vm'k. 'uu m-rtuinly slmnlol nut 09.. 1 ohm. think muvh n! it as Mr anylunlym-“w'll nz' sivk. "l div! is imlivatml in Y0”? pliml tno- man. :- wally mvt hm dunlntlvss .- ln, but. ”uh 'I mulol l'v‘ is In apply a tuur- :u-mmcl Hm limb a This hand must H stop ”I“ ('il't‘ll- lw rvnnmwl fur a askml ulnu't Sim ' I'Ill‘,’ The Recent European war and its aftermath brought home to the world a multitude of strange econ- omic facts, many of them old as the hills, but up to that time wholly unrecognized. One of the outstand- ing lessons taught mankind was that there is absolutely no limit to 'the amount of work to be done in this world, or to the amount of business to be developed. The truth is that over-production is incon- ceivable. The purchasing power of every country lies in its own power of production, and the more each country produces, the greater may be its trade with other countries, and the more they all produce to- gether, the greater the variety of comforts and necessities available for the world’s population. We have not even approached within |measurable distance of satisfying l reasonable human wants leave alone iover supplying them. What Canada, and many other countries, has suffered from during recent years, and what has given rise to general unemployment, is not over-production, but unbalanced production. While Canada’s popu- lation has been unequally distrib- uted, our aggregate working force has been, and still is, vastly below our minimum national require- ments. With millions of acres of the world’s richest agricultural lands lying idle and undeveloped, and the world clamoring for food, it is paradoxical to harbor an un- employment problem. Widespread unemployment under such condi- tions is prima facie evidence of bankrupt statesmanship in so far as sufficient intelligence and energy has not been focussed on the solu- tion of a problem which obviously lends itself to correction by well- known and proven methods, In a vast country like Canada, containing within its boundaries so great a wealth of natural resources, there should be only to major prob- lems in public policy; first, to pro- vide for the gradual development of these resources by the introduc- tion of new capital and by promot- ing‘ a healthy increase in the work- ing population, and secondly, to so direct the quest for and distribu- tion of such new population as to insure, as far as possible, that their energies shall be devoted to such occupations as will ensure a 'l'airiy NOBLE’S GARAGE SERVICE PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT Chevrolet Sales and Service A. NOBLE, Prop. ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS Oils Gl';\l{.-\.\"I'ICED REPAIRING I Icadquartcrs for Greases THE DURHAM CHRONICLE Gas balanced national production. Can- ada’s present primary need is an increased rural producing and con- suming population. With this need supplied, our industrial and trans- portation plants would be working overtime. VENTILATION OF THE In nrclm' In proude- tlu- lwcvssal'y \‘PIIHIHUUII I'm- an applc- wan-vhmwn, dim-(rt tight. Hulk-l. [luvs frmu Hm (mining of tlw mum tn lw \‘o'nlilalml to tlw higlwst nutsidv point in Hu- mnf am- Hum-awry. says W. S. Blair, Sum-rinh-nclo-nt. I'prc-rinwntal Sla- Iinn. Ko-nh'illv. XS. It is estim- uh-ol Hmt. :m :umlv stm'uga- lmusn Slltlllll' llzu'v I'nl' 1'2!le 1.200 vulvio I'm-t uf stnl'agc- I'mnn \‘ulllnw. mm squuro- fund. at uutlvt. 'l‘lw inmkus mm M vquul impur- mnw. and NIH! sqnzu'c- font. of air illizlkv is Ilmw'sszu'y I'HI' WWII 7U” vuhiv faint. nl' slul'ngc- whunv. In a \x'm'wlmusw llh‘flflll'ilm Hm t'm't by ’m I'm-t. flu-r“ urn usually iiw in six clmu-s'. and if stc- [w I'In'nishml with lan-ml upo'llillgfi. Hwy will pl'mhlv Hu- Inn's-wary intake-H. 'l'lw Howl I'nr n-uvmr: cluurs ”pm! at. night has ll"! how-u fully :wm'cwlnlml. WW:- lame-3° ulltlvts m'nanml. much «If Hw alll'livnlly mm c-xlwl'ic-m'ml m lumping “It'll" ~'tHl'ElLHh-IIHIINN (‘HHI \VHIIM lu- ”\‘c'l‘c'ulllv. 'l'lw HIIHP'S and “”21an illclii‘ah'dl will prfn'iclv t'm- :Ill airâ€"nmwlm-IH mmimlo'n! In Hun-v. mmplvh- ('llango-s 01' air lwr lmur. If air is rule-rim: at TM clugx'm-s‘, :1 mlluuo- nl' ail llmv Hf HH- :Im __ ., - - . N - THROUGH TRAINSâ€"M7031“ Wtflmmmm ”CHILD“ Punch-Ia your tickztto Winnipeg mmwmmammmmmmbm WcthgpointontheCndemNnfioml. TmmcflWMmr-tmu. Mâ€"wâ€" wmumwfinwwmwmutmuw' Thu. ). PROM TORONTO menu)uo1w.11u;.1s “3.17); 12.109.111.11... 18; 104512.11. 11.13.13; 1230 11.11.1103. 20; 10.1.0 1211.50.40; 1 p .Au.311 01009.11. “.31; 12.30 mg. Sept. 3; 9.“) PM.SePtâ€"3. FROQO‘I‘TAWQ 12.01 .111. Aug. 18 (numb: Aug. 17); 111.01 m An. 13; waxmm 12.01 noon Aug. 81. Q FROM WINDSOR 12.01 “can. mcmunimmwmh mm mm Inga-ma. FROM FAWN" 9.0) Luau. 20. WWWIHW 50,000 Aug. 20": $1 wag-mm“... $20 aft-“"1? {hm-mmouuuwb-uo-‘nâ€" A I h puma-a.- plus-hung Pmnflmm M“. w ug. at “mmjwum ”"" "" ’nH drum-vs :mcl having it L'X‘MN, it is vstinmh-al than. - nl' :Iil‘ 1000 “nu-s Hm \‘nl- Hu- :IplolN is nucfissary tn APPLE WAREHOUSE HARVESTER8 WANTED Travel CA NA DIA N NA TIONA L ”a“ “b _ ¢ __ _-____. _ .w_ and TM (-unl tlw amblvs frnm a inmwwahwn «If 60 to “IM Hf 50 lld'm‘c'c's. 'I'llifl indivalvs ”w imlmrtanm- nf plm'im: Hm amblos in sturagv in tlw mm! of tho morning. ratlmr than when Hwy mm warm fmm Ilw «lay tvm- chMIW, lh-mmls at lhv Tmmtniun Emu-ri- monial Staiilm at Kc-nh'illv fur a [wt-ind ni' hwlw yum-s show a dif- h‘m-nm- thm-n ilw awragn daily minimum and maximum h-mpm'a- llll'i's «if 20.3 churn-vs li‘ahr. fur Sup- ivmlwl’. 16.77; fur th-iuhm'. ”.79 for Nm'i'nilwl' and 10,53 i'nl' Ihw'lnlwr, with nwnn minimum hwuwmturns Hf 16.92 lli'L'H'l'S ful' Si'pic'nliwl'. £0.77 ['01' Hi'lnlwr, 30.61, ful' Nnvvmlic-l' and 19.51 i'ui' lhwvmiwl'. 'l'his inciimh's that. n suiiahlv shin-am- h-nmvrzmiro is lmssihlv if all liussihlv \‘vniiln- iiun is [H'HVMNI «luring mml nights. and Han warulmusv kiwi «'lnsml «lur- ing Hw \Vzu'm par! ”1' ihv tin). Asillv tram lwil ;: a «nu-ms all sat- ist'al'tinn. a ('lvau. \w-ll-l'arml t'nr var is also an vxvvllvnt arguluvut in its uwm'r's t'awu' \\'lwu lw has lu-vn su uut'nl'tullatv as tn haw lwc-n lll- Vle-cl in au art-iclvut. \\'|wu wit- ut‘ssvs amt tlu- pnlivv Vic-w tlu- \\'l't‘t'k:l;.'t' ul' twu mullivtiul: autu- nmllill-s. it is natural t'cu' tlwlu tn assuluv that tlw Iqul-sptaslml. rusty rattling nun was in suuw mu m- HHH'I‘ tlu- vausv uf tlw tmulllv. 'l'lw mun-r ut' tlu' \wll-varwl-t'ur °al° usually guts tlw lwuvllt ut' tlu- «luullt. Drink it and you will say “Superb” d"!- CLEAN CAR AN ASSET GREEN TEA m So Truly Fine NEWS ABOUT TELTPHOIE SIXTY-ONE YEARS AGO An I'Zaslm'n mwm' publislwd Mm fulluwing nvws Hum 61 years mm: “A man alum! .66 yvars ul‘ ago giw'm: Ilu- mm» M .lnshuu Cnppnr- smith. has lwvn arm-sun! in New Yurk fur altvnuolinu In vxlm't funds Tram iunm'um. sulwl'shtium pmml!‘ by c-xlliloilim: :v «lmu'u “Inn-h .IG says will mun-y Ilu- lmmnn win- all)’ distzum- «no-r nwtallu' wiros so Hm! II “ill lw lu-zml hy Hw lish-m-I‘ at. llw ullwl' vllcl. "Hc- valls Hw Innsh'mln-m a lo-lv- phmw. wlfivh is ulnmml} mh'ndvd tn imitatv tlu- “‘an 'h'lc-gmph‘ and “1!! HH' G'HIIIMPIII'H Hf HMO-0‘ Whu kmm' nf Um sum-v.45 «of NW lath-r insh'unwm \ulhuul umlvrslumlum Hu- prilwiplvs «on “nu-I. it is ham-1|. \\'«-|l-inl'nrmml lwnplc' Mum “mt it is impussihlv In {mustn't Hu- human Vuim- HW'I‘ wirvs as mm' lw «lane with «his and mum». and signals nl‘ Hw Mnrsv mulv. and Haul \wm- it passihlp '4‘ a.“ SH, “I“ ””9“! \Vullll' 1w Hf IIH lrl'flv'W'” \Hllh‘. hr M NH [:rm'l‘ml \‘HIHa‘. “'l'lw :unlmrilws \Vlm mmm-lu-ml- ml this m-iminal am- lu lu- c-um'galu- lnlml. and it H M lw immnl HAM, his Mllnslmwm wall lu- IOI'HIIIM :ud filling. that it may svrw as :m M'- HINDI“ In min-r runsc'wum-lvss sc‘lu'nwl's “in” vlll'n'h HH‘IIISMU'S at Huh c-xlwnsv “1' Univ l'c'llcm «'rva- hlrvs." Si'lu'mvl's “in” Mind: l’o-w urvai. mvn uvt. that \\ wailing fur mslrm-Huns. A Long Wait! ,. In tmnsxml Hu- human wirvs as mm M drum Illcl claslu-s :mcl'siuuals ' mod“. and Haul, we're- il, clu 510, “In HHW! \Vuuld Hl\l_\ mh'ndvd rival-3m" and if Hm-u Who HI' Hw lulu-r ullclm'slamlnm PAGE 3. 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