t I ‘pm- Health

Jein Henry

' we stood he own

Ill! Apgsl: eslily in this ‘csiunii. ‘ av‘- ind by the: LsnI-lhdNbcsn~

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pat-o neat-m rihomlas.

have come a long way on the '_(r0ln medievalislo, with its cation oi’ the ﬂesh, its glori- ‘n oi’ ﬁlth, its denial oﬁjoy. centuries we. world-pilgrims .... not a step. Then cams . . medicine oiieritig guides to taut on the way to odern health .. At lirst these guides made .» ialse starts and detours, but the great schools at Padua I ydeu came much real know- . oi the road and, more import- tiil. the spirit of scientiﬁc .re~

wag almost the imiddie oi- the eentli century beiore Pasteur .. his work that’ was to lead

. _ , a l!‘ ‘aid. ilm-rlshililrpn studied $10108! and laws a" in the

wlliodieyal way they stud’. led arithmetic or history or spell- !!!» N"? they and out that the 17111188 they learn can be put into _ practice to make their lives more

sestiui and more joyous.

Il-Iealth Education has given chi]. dmll "l8 °l>ll0rtunity to do some- thing real. ‘it has enabled them to translate their ambition into real- izations. Every child who has weighed himseii’ and iound that lire does not come up to the proper standard and who has then devoted whole-heartsdly to the rules o! the game and has gained in weight and strength has created in his own experience a unlt oi accomplish~ meni. by which he can measure in his later accomplish-meats. ‘He has Regina the great adventure oi real-

Truly, Health Education has lliv- an children a bridge over which they can cross irom the land oi dreams and vocarious sxpefleiice into the land oi real things. This is true oi the kindergartner or ﬁrst grader who learns to eat his break- last Dorrldzv- that he may grow

person-inn standing has‘ nnuchfssi. . ter_ color than Wlwlllvlhﬂ’ body is

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assure thlill iii true oi the [ﬂirt lnliztbe back. - 'i'he‘chiei cause‘ . i?!‘ 111M191!!! the cases oi tweak or ﬂat feet or o! weak or tired backs“ is 11w Wrens hose oi the body. Learn i0 “and up straight. with the pro- per balance oi the lbody, and most oi this trouble will disappear.

lPractice many times a day draw-

ing yourseli up to your iull height. I Feel tall. Draw iu the chin, pull up the chest, draw in the waist. so as tu ﬂatten the back, and ieel the weight chieﬂy on the .iront part oi the ieet. in walking try t0, main- tain the smile position — swing B10118 with the‘ body held tail as ii You owned the town, not as ii’ you were ashamed oi your town or oi yourselves. ~ln sitting. keep the trunk oi’ the body in the same position as when standing; do not bend at the waist- line; ‘do the bending at the hips. Loan backward or iorward as much

in the middle. ‘In lying down, lie llat; get rid oi

“Asa

Adding her voice sands who are p.alsing Tanlac ior the recovery of their health and strength, Mrs. Margaret Cranker. 84 Louis St, Brockville, Ont., says:

"Rniac is such a grand. medicine and ‘has done so much for m9 thetil will praise it. Following a he you choose, but do not buckle We" o! ‘Ymwld “V” m” ma“ a5“ l was just a shadow oi mysei-i and, remained so weak l couldn't walk

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StiTnpach Medi- cine and Tonic —

Tanlac is Certainly‘

Wonderful” S a y s Brockville Lady.

to the thou-

good

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iNliEl Hlii BHE

; rracnirrlrlzhsm ~ ‘r

across the ﬂoor. Stomach pains and backache tortured me and I was almost irentlc from uwl ousness. "My husband. who had used Tau- lac with ﬂue msuits, persuaded mo to try it, too, and it proved to be lust what =1 needed. Six bottles help. ed me back to health and strength and l also gained 12 pounds. That was two years ago and I have ilelt ﬂllg eve;- slnce. As ‘a stomach medL cine and tonic Tanlac is certainly wonderful." - Taniac is for sale by all good druggiste. Accept no substitute. Over 40 Million bottles sold. ‘ Tanlac Vegetable Pills, ior cou- stipation made and recommended by the manufacturers of T~AN1LA'C-

lbeaipillows. this on the back. or lace. or side, as best. suits you, but

do not curl up and blickle in the As

to the kind oi’ handshake. it

rther on the way toward I than we had gone in all the ries before. Now, thanks to arvelolls discoveries and the uent discoveries oi other tisis. the open road spreads e us, and it is lor us to keep with our knowigdge.

at is the question that con- s us-how toirtravel this road. ius together; for to progress ust travel it together. This s that each oi us ‘must know ay. and that in turnrequires

“lblgger" -—- with mystic meaning that children put into the word when they say it. ~lt is true oi the child a triﬂe older when he learns toriollow every health rule so that -he may compete .with his playmates in games oi strength and skill. the high school boy who eagerly drinks milk that he may be a'great athlete or a great statesman. It is true oi the wistiui high school girl who eats green vegetables that

that marvelous

it is true o!

middle. Give your organs a chance to work properly, especially at the tiinos oi rest. sleep will be quiet- er and you will wakeln the -morn- lug rested, with snap and "pep" enough to tackle‘ tlreftasks oi the day and make hard jobs seem easy. ‘Never iorgei‘. that the best way to use the body ior slipurpoees is as ii.’ it were stretched up as tail as possible, with head erect, chest drawn up and with the waist or ab- domen drawn in. - ’

should be short, and a ﬁrm clasp lllll‘ expresses good-will, but it must not be-a grip that makes rings cut. into the ﬁngers. There is. however, one kind oi hand- shelker everyone wishes to avoid, and that is ‘the one who she-lies bands on every possible occasion, and lingers so long over it, holding your hand ineanwhi . that the cor- dlaiillttle greeting ecomea posi- tlrely embarrassing. Men as a rnle shake heads when they are in. trodiroed to other men. lbut a man

. ch more than knowledge.

~ second nature.

-rait lﬂgures

cied.

r proportion

lnere know- lt requires wisdom to apply =in tact, that ap- tlon u! this knowledge must

t until six years ago did we l to realize how appal-lingly .' were lagging behind on the ay. We learned this (Pom which showed at least one out o! every dour e young men o! the country physically unﬁt-ditch) lack 0i r iood in childhood. and dail- to correct faults at the time they could have been easily

bl condition revealed a startl- posstbllity-that among the .000 school children ‘o! this TY (‘UISJAJ there was a still suirering iron: trl-lion and ircm physical de- that could be remedied

her complexion may be fair and her popularity surpassing.

Yes. illeaith Education has not only led us iar on the road from medievalism, but has brought our very system oi teaching out. oi the mists that encircled it. llsslth Ed- ucation has even taught "Educa- tion" how to be modern.

Now, on our pilgrimage toward health we can go constantly instcr and luster as new children pick up the lac-w‘ rules. Tfuly. when anoth- er generation has come it will have learned - new ioikways-oi eating, oi dressing, oi bathing, oi drinking —ioikways oi health. Then we can march along together, none lagging. toward the old-new ideal oi ‘Health and Strength and Joy.

The international Health Educa- tion Oonierenoe. held in Oakland and San F isco, June 28th‘ to July 6th, lips done much to draw the people oi the world together in

Whether old or young. this should b9 learned; but since it is muchoasier to, teach the - child than those older, see that the children around you are so guided until you become proud oi their good carriage. Their improvement will stimulate you to greater eilort until this carriage becomes the habit. and once it has become in- stinctive t0 stand well poised, it will be hard to lose» it. A strong, wslbpoised individual is better stock to be responsible for lfhe next generation than the drooped t so commonly seen today. tand up, sit up. stand tall, sit tall. throw a big chestplnake your, waist or abdomen 11st; stand or walk iorward on your »i‘eel. ‘Be

and drooped.

bands when

upon being introduced to a woman never oiiers. his hand; privilege to extend her hand or notaas she likes. Women shake introduced -to other women when they'wisb to empress special cordiality. strict rule regarding hand-shearing. except that a host or hostess must greet guests with a iriendly hand- clasp.

Bible Thoughts For Today

MAY 1'1

SERVE ‘DHIE lLORlD with glad. ness: come beiore h-ie presence with st-rong and healthy and get that slinging For the 14m; is good; h“ Biiflﬂt 811d 10y 0"! 0f m9 which "B mercy is everlasting: and his truth hard t0 ﬁnd W811 ‘i116 i104? l! W641i! endureth to all generations.——Psallri 100:2,5.

AY 12

l-t is her

There is no

coll only. Unless something be done .ior them they would u e to lag behind in the pro- lAlld it is c. well rkuown at s procession travels only tss its slowest unit.

these vioik-ways oi’ health.

vklE FLAT, SIT STRAIGHT, STAND TALL

Had Ki ney Trouble

For About Two Years

M Til-LE KINGDOM OF GOD cometh

they say. Lo here! or. lo there! for, behioid. the kingdom oi God is with; in yam-Luke 17 520.21. MAY 13 THUS ‘SAITH THE vUORD, Call unto me, and f1 will answer thee. and shew thee great and mighty things which thou knowest not . . . Behold. l will bring it health and cure, and I will cure them, and will reveal unto them the abundance oi peace and truth-Jeremiah 33:23. MAY 14

BE Cmnrul. FOR NOTHING: but in every thing by prayer and. suppllcation with thanksgiving lei: your requests be mnde known unto God. And the peace oi God, which passelh all understanding, shall lcaep your hearts and minds through Christ Jseus.—Philipplaus 4:63.

is upon me; because the Lord hath anointed me tmpr-eacbgood tidings unto the meek: he hath sent me to bind up tllre brokenhearted. to pro- ciaim-lilberty to the captives. and the opening oi.’ the prison to them that are ‘bDllllfL-‘QSMBJII 61:1. MAY 16 HE THAT TRUSTETH dN HIS

28:26, MAY l7

HIE THAT PASSETH BY. ANiD MEDDIJBDH VWITH SYHRJEE BE- DQNGIING NOT TO HIM. IS LIKE ONE THAT TAKIETH A DOG BY

not with observation: Neither shall

THE DARiS.'-Provenbs 26: 17.

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re was a problem, but also on rtunity; suppose theBe school ren could be reached through

most natural desires-to ex- o win games, to “get ahead"; se they could be taught ito health habits in the someway they learn the new game. this Health Education g into being. iFor iﬂve years it has been the means oi gin; the lives o! hundreds- ands ot’ school children. nded the regime oi the ieartxti

hat holds alooi iirom life.

gun the age when learning loin itseli with liis on every

glue the sheer surprise oi the , alter he has worked prob- lnsurance without ever g an insurance policy, alter s learned dates in history ul. realizing that 1928, ii also istorical date. alter he spelled ords ~he never uses in his llie. when ﬁrst helﬂnds that 8s gained three real pounds gli carefully rioilowing the

The rlghtuse or the body is el- sential to the best health. To be 100 per cent. eﬂjcient should be our desire. This is impossible it the. body is not used ariglll-lY- The 31"" man being is at its best when all its parts are in proper edlllﬂlimﬁllt- Too much oi one accretion. 1119 in" dividual suilers; too little 0i thB secretion, the individuaigulfers- Each m-ay NDPBBBBI llllmiY ‘mum’ anical elements.

The ioiiowing instructions were pubﬂghgd by the commandant 0 the Army War ‘College at Washink. ton 'D.C., ior the lbeneilt oi student oﬂicers. They shill! ‘Wt “'17 soldiers. but to everyollﬁ Wlmlm" es health and $°°d aPlmﬂwnce"

‘Ii the body is used rightly, the hehu is held up. with 11w ch"!

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Then Mr. Doucett Used DOGGTF Kidney Pills

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New Brunswick man had“ kidney complication and got mllef through using Doddﬁ Kidney ’ Pllll.

fEsl River Crossing, N. B.. M-ay 9. —-(|Special.)—‘iFor about two years I suiiered with kidney trouble, dia- ’ betes and headaches. I tried all kinds oil medicines, but they did me no good, 1 took two boxes oi Budd's Kidney Pills and now I ieei per- ieotiy well." p

This statement comes irom Mr. J. Doucett, well-known resident oi this place. ‘

To avoid disease the. lkidneys must be lkeiﬁ in good wanking order, The kidneys are the scsvem gers or the body. Their work is to

drawn in. and the blood ‘ﬂows l0 and liroln the brain easily. In this position the wits are most keen. the reactions are quick; ll i8 "19 position oi alertness. ‘in the or“!

bmthing is carried on easily. Midi the circulation is at its hw- A

Pilﬂ- lalso used this

orth $100“ to Me a lieved- Eczema and Piles”. an PehsrA. run... sits-n. M. no»

DI. Chase's Ointment lias-isoinpletely relieved rnerof eczema for my baby, Whibbmk‘ W‘

doctors. We have also used Dr.

in eczema. A law application: were all that was accent"! II her cue. Dr. ChssrfrOinhnent ha; been worth a hundred dollars to rnq-beforer-ustng- it I hid oped! a grcatdal more than that in immcceujid mltmtill 5°"

" other medicines. l!“ . having restored ill! qiliiuifering from severe '4 trouble when a Bill"

position the chest is held uil- "lei

Gadillac 7 Passenger Gar for Sale i

In perfect running condition, rec-

ently overhauled, make .an excellent

Canbeseen at Campbell's Garage,

terms of sale or at

B. C. PROWSE strain ali- the impurities oili- Of U19

blood. If the kidneys are wrong the 29285-841.

new tires, would family car or taxi.

The Toggery.

impurities. the seeds oi disease, re- main in the ‘blood’ and serious trouble is lboulld to follow. At the ﬁrst ‘sign oi.’ trouble try Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

Ask your neighbors if .Dodd’s Kid nay lPills are not the remedy that weak or sick kidneys are crylns ior.

srlodsrlri Telephone Politeness

Do not. unless it is unavoidable- cnii n person on the, phone just at meal time. Remember that it is most undignmed to listen in on the conversation on a W"? 11M-

‘FHE HANDSHAKE

A cordial handshake establishes a warm reeling o! iriendiiriees be~ tween two people. but a readiness to shake hands varies amongspeo- pie oi diiiersnt temperaments. And there are only. o. iew occasions when shaking hands is r0811!’ 0!"- ed (or. it is somewhat a question oi locality and individual taste and ieeling. But one never reimses to shake a hand oilered. as rebuﬂlu! any sincere overture o! friendli-

ness being unkind is illomannered. 5'

Fox Feeders iiitcntion

We wlshto call attention or fox ranchers to the

wisdom of feeding ilmperial Fox Biscuit at this season to

their puppies. are highest In its praise.

Those who led It last year ln their ranches These Biscuits are put the ex-

perimental stage and have been tried and provsn In the

meet successful fox ranches In Canada.

Imperial Fox Bis-

cult containing pure tlecl-Liven-Oll ls the right thing for sick taxes and ‘ls the best preventative known for rickets and digestive disorders. Many losses can be saved by correct feeding during the first two months of the young

foxes’ life.

We wish our fox snclfur farmers s phenomenal harvest

of puppies this season. '

We are hers to serve you.

Imperial Biscuit on, -l.hl. 1

Charlottetown» E. I.

[Ill

MAY ~ ‘DHE SPilRllT OF THE LORD GOD

OWN Ream‘ iiS A noon-Quay. ‘-