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s being done there in the interest of ; Kentville was seloctéd as' the most suitable site for this Tustitation for severa reasons, among which are ab- 'sence of fog, early spring, less rain- fall than in most other parts of the province, and a comparatively dry at- Topher, the dryness being accentu- ated by e sandy, porous soil on which the saniforium._is built. The north range of hills protects Kentville from the fogs that so often develop in the 3 Bay : some ten or twelve ; Tt is only for about one week in the middle of July that the "weather gets uncomfortably hot, and the rest of the summer being usually sev: : cooler than more in- "land disf The buildings are located on a hill- side at a moderate height above sea level, and are of the Separate pavilion type, with an infirmary for the more Start Tree asm has prevailed in regard to forest tree plant- ave been planted in the spring of 1922 than in apy previous spring in the his- tory of Canada. In the eastern pro- vinces and on the prairies, the cities, towns, and villages have planted trees by the thousand along the streets, and in the parks, and where provincial highways have been constructed trees have been planted along these under systematized plan. { not ended there. In d BOTS lt Daa e or six million trees _out by. the Indian Head and Sas- mw Dominion forest nursery sta- J to plant shelter-belts 28 and those smi out ; . there has larger planting and seed- 'sometimes, occupation, iri order to -|-at 'Kentville San amusements ad, le velop and maintain a cheerful, hope- ful attitude and a contented mind. These features are all in evidence vocational building where work such "| as wood carving, basket weaving, ete., are carried on and there is a recrea- tion building with billiard tables, barber shop, canteen, even a Y.M.C.A. secretary. Entertainment is provided by the sanitorium's own orchestra and, by moving picture shows. The pictures are all selected and of real educational value. And to be up-to-date in the latest form of entertainment: there is being installed a' wireless concert re- ceiving station, the gift of the Knights] of Columbus. The power station not only lights and heats the institution, but Nghts| the town of Kentville as well. Protec- tion from fire is afforded by a system and equipment including a watertank of 50,000 - gallons capacity. . The grounds of the sanitorium include 32 acres and the annual cost of upkeep of 'the whole institution is approxi- mately $290,000. Money spent for a better or more praiseworthy object cannot be imagined. The efforts of the Province of Nova Scotia to care for tuberculous patients are worthy of the highest commendation. Forestry Branch has planted trees at Petawawa, "Ontarlo, forest experiment station and on a number of its forest reserves in the Prairie Provinces to a total number of about 150,000; several of the big pulp and lumber companies have dome considerable planting, and there has beem a forward movement in" the municipal forest plantations in Quebec and Ontario. In the latter pro- vince the scheme of county and town- 'ship forests devised last year was put into active operation. In Simcoe county the first tree in the county for- est plot of one thousand acres, near Camp Borden, was planted by the War den with appropriate ceremonies. It is expected the whole plot will be planted in ten years. In the same planted plots of ten acres each, and in Norfolk county twenty thousand seedlings as a beginning were planted on the municipal forest. Other town- ships set up trees and the countiés of York, Ontario, and Durham, are out nurseries and getting Twudy to start next year. ee fevers The imprudent man reflects on what he has said; the wise on what he is going to say.--0'Connell, " Put your energy into achievement | to-day rather than into regrets to- strength og! the occasional use of Dr. Williame' Pink Pills. Among those who have found benefit from this medicine fs Mrs. Cora Conrad, Broad Cove, N.8,, who says: "My system was very much run down, and my blood poor and watery. I suffered a great pe- 'deal from headaches and dizziness; my appetite was poor, and I tired easily. I decided to try Dr. Willams' Pink Pills and have every reason to be glad that I did so. Soon I felt better, and under the continued use of the pills the headaches and dizziness were gone, and my blood reemed in a bet- ter oud ition than Or For this reason I recommend Dr. Williams' Pink Pls"... You can get Dr. Williame' Pink Pills through any dealer in medicine or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medi- cine Co., Brockville, Ont. Si he gi Identification. The teller of a bank in a Texas town was trying hard to be polite to a very trying woman at his window. "I am sorry to trouble you, madam," e| he said, "but you will have to be identi- fled." And he pushed the check across the slab toward her as he spoke. "Identified?" repeated the woman. "What does that mean? Isn't the check good " The bank man did not smile, for this was the thirtieth time he had been asked the qustion that day. "I have no doubt that it 1s," he sald, | "but I.don't know you. Do you know anybody in the bank?" "Why, I am Mrs. Waters!" exclalm- ed the woman. "Didn't you see my name on the check. See--here it is." The teller shook his head wearily, "You must be identified," he insisted, "You must bring somebody who knows you." The lady drew herself up. "That check," she sald with dignity, "was 'given me by my husband, 'There's his name on it. Do you know him?" "I do; but I don't know you." "Then, I'll show you who I am. My husband is a tall man with reddish laying | to get thig check." The teller waved bis hand. '"f guess it's all right," he said. "put your name right there--no, on the back, not on the face." a nite outcrops of over five feet in thick- ness have been discovered. The. lig- morrow. nite is reported to be of good quality, TTT Let Taste and Health I ake the Benefit On the south shore of Pipestone ike, in northern Saskatchewan, lig- | anes san Comutin ws Taf (able for separator work, and as a re sult found a most excellent material in the yellow cypress of British Colum- bie. This wood was found to possess the requisite properties to a high de- gree and is now in regular commercial use for the manufacture of separators. ef Broadcasting News of Natural Resources. Alive to the importance of placing before the Canadian people the extent and value of their natural resources, the Natural Resources Intelligence Branch of the Department of the In- terior is broadcasting this information by wireless telephony, through the courtesy of the Radio Branch of the Naval Service. -Short interesting notes of new diet coveries, of new and unusual process- es of manufacture, and of the progress of utilization of the natural resources of Canada are featured, especially where they are typically Canadian or | where this country leads in develop ment. KEEP CHILDREN WELL DURING HOT WEATHER Every mother knows how fatal the hot summer months are to small child- ren. Cholera infantum, diarrhoea, dy- thie time and was get- ting weaker every day. "But Tanlac has rid me of these troubles and I'm right on the job every day now and am just feeling good and getting stronger all the time. Tanlac is certainly a wonderful medicine." Tanlac is sold by all good druggists. Advt. -- Keep cool and ravel out your Fish- ing. Line; impatience multiplies each Knot by Nine, Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia There are over one hundred and thirty species reaching tree size in Canada representing over forty gen- era. Of these, only about sixty or seventy are sawn into lumber. America's Pioneer Dog Remedies Book on ' DOG DISEASES ov 2 Food mafiod bo = dia by "fhe Aghor || 120 West 24th Btreet York, U.S.A New sentry, colic and Stomath ssoubies are rife at this time and often a 1 little life is lost after only a few hours illness. The mother who keeps Baby's Own Tablets in the house feels safe. The oocasional use of the Tablets pre- vents stomach and bowel troubles, or it the trouble comes suddenly--as it generally does--the Tablets will bring baby safely through. They are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from the Dr. Williams' 'Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. ------ eee . Forest Fires and Furs. The question of forest fires has just been approached form a new angle. The trapper is the latest individual to add his testimony to the damage forest fires do to the great. fur industry. The fact fe forest fires injure every Cana- dian interest and benefit no one. Such being the case, and as 90 per cent. of all forest fires are started by human agency, Is #t not foolish and criminal that we allow fires to ravage our : | forests? Sree nes Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere VP e---------- een Shaving the Roof. Changing the thickness of the root may not seem Hke a particularly handy way to keep the temperature of the house uniform. Certainly no one would think of doing it in that way in this country. But in the Arctic "shaving off the roof" is the regular thing, Mr. Vilhjalmur Stefansson, the polar explorer, explains in his book, The Friendly Arctic, just how the Es. kimo does it. If, says Mr. Stefansson, the snow house we were camping in was built at fifty degrees below zero, each block in the wall was then of that tempera- ture and contained what we may un- scientifically speak of as a great deal of "latent cold." To neutralize the cold it was necessary to keep the inside of the house for a considerable time at a temperature of perhaps 60 deg. F. Snow 'is so nearly a nonconductor of heat that, once the "latent cold" has been neutralized, the heat of Sur | bodies kept the temperature well ¢ the freezing point, even when hole in the roof was open for venti- lation. But'if the weather became a little warmer than it was when we | made camp, the heat of our bodies or nite to shave it any- tour to two inches thinner 'cold from outside would snow blocks and stop ARSE SALT LANDYSALT Bulk Carlots TORONTO SALT WORKS © 4 CLIFF . 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