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The
Experts
Prfnrefnttprrt.
Dafl?
T5rtu8
Lt3.
Tuesday,
August
J,
1948
N.H.A.
DESIGN-OF-THE-MONTH
P.
v
CONTROLS
SEEN
NECESSARY
TO
.
t
C.reene,
AID-
Health
pv-..
pnjiu.i
vnni
planning
I
FIRST
ah
going
In
tor
a
wim,
first
of
I
warn
f
families
to
take
along
a
1
et
iomeon
to
accompany
ftupp,
f
mi.
biay
oui
oi
uie
water
if
ariM
'
.
materials
Hollander.
.
i
sandifon.
CURB
PRICES
VxUmuifted
from
fatigue,
or
!
ff
,
'
"les
'nen
they
start
A
Delicious
Cool
Drink
Directions:
Moke
tea
exactly
at
usual
.
.
.
While
sNII
hot
pour
into
glasses
filled
with
cracked
ice
.
.
.
Add
sugar
and
femon
to
taste
...
I
from
any
other
cause.
Avoid
I
,
tamping
holiday.
JIUJW'rig
bathing
within
one
hour
after
1
article,
yT
T
a
meal.
Don't
go
in
Rwimmig
Z
Ll
ne
I
q
n,..,
.,
"
":
y
gparo-
"
y
:
when
the
body
Is
cooling
after
""-""umeier,
first-
aid
a
dressing.
Including
sterlli
The
shrinking
consumers'
j
(foliar
came
under
the
group
scrurtiny
of
Use
Homemakers'
i
League
at
a
meeting
in
the
Civic
Centre
!ai
night
which
heard
H.
O.
Archibald,
MP.j
tnd
W.
H.
Brett,
ML
A.
outline'
WOUnd
rirpsioinoc
Avoid
bathing
altogether
In
;8aufe
bandages
to
hold
dress-
If
IIIC
v,...
v..
llOViJlg
,
I
".
,n,,s
-
u
,
piace
and
a
roll
of
ad-hfSlvp
nl;it..
.
-
been
In
the
-m
ater
a
hort
time
there
t
a
sense
of
cWiUnen.
'
'
a"un
lor
use
relieve
tVi
mi..
KRIJGER
PARK
Africa
0-
be
underway
to
National
Part
one
.;
must
attractive
u
propon-d
to
brovidv.'
ps,
camps.
and
lm-
,d8-jon,
the
economic
background
of
the
current
prices
spiral.
Re-establi.'fliment
of
priQe
controls
was
seen
as
the
logical
instrument
for
curbing
soar
S(gga4s7
of
strains,
sprains
and
bruises-aromatic
spirits
of
ammonia
one-half
teaspon
ln
wat
IOr
faint
no.,-
w
i.
...
and
feet.
When
taken
with
cramp
while
swimming,
toe
Royal
Life
Saving
Society
offers
the
XuUowing
ing
living
costs
and,
at
the
sug
bcw
(one
teaspoon
in
a
glass
of
water
fur
advice:
Keep
calm
and,
turning
i
an
evpu-fi
,
i
,
,
.
on
the
back,
rub
and
stretch
1
...
ointment
.
.
i'"r
external
use
In
the
affected
limb
treatment
tlnr4.nr
ril
of
small
burns:
r!VE
TEARS
Ministry
of
Muni-
If
seined
ln
the
calf
of
the
leg
.turn
up
the
toes,
straighten
iodine;
oils
of
cloves
for
toothache;
and
milk
of
magnesia
or
mineral
oil.
a,
By
AH
i
gestion
of
Mr.
Archibald,
the
"
group
of
25
decided
to
urge
with
difficulties
which
would
other
organizations
to
which
'
hamper
it."
they
belong
to
make
reprcsen-j
"The
government's
own
war-tations
in
that
direction.
time
record
in
the
prioe
control
Mr.
Arciuoaid
suggested
that,
field
shows
that
controls
can
since
the
Homemakers'
League
be
successful
In
maintaining
was
only
newly
organized
and
the
price
line,"
he
asserted,
small,
its
Influence
at
Ottawa
"However,
the
present
govern-wotild
be
slight.
However,
If
a
ment
is
dedicated
to
a
philoso-large
number
of
established
or-
phy
called
free
enterprise
and
ud
abolished
the
leg,
and
stretch
the
muscies;
.'responsible
furl
apply
friction
tmd
kkk
the
sur--aaulafture
of
face
of
the
water
until
they
re-
1
lax.
jmmunition
SUMMER
HEALTH
This
it
the
season
for
enteritis
which
health
and
welfare
officials
A
I
'K
V
,
T-T
.
tEiuzations,
such
as
fraternal
wui
have
to
be
forced
to
con-and
church
groups,
pressed
for
trol
commodity
prices."
warn
is
the
fourth
ranking
cause
of
death
of
children
un.
price
controls
.their
demands
i
Forced
by
economic
necessity.
cit-r
two
years
of
uok
3
m
I
-
YW
Ai1
';,
r,
r
'-'-5
would
be
heard.
practically
every
country
ln
the
I,
-
0OM
B3I
w-er
n--
1
T1
s
I
William
Brett,
MIA.
told
the
;
world
is
experiencing
an
in-
meeting
that
"we
are
getting
crease
of
state
intervention
ln
1
i
order
to
uard
her
baby
a'
;
:imt
the
disease
which
reaches
its
peak
between
August
and
October
each
year,
the
mother
is
urged
to
maintain
sanitary
conditions
about
the
home.
exactly
what
we
should
expect
under
a
private
enterprise
system.
Private
enterprise
operates
This
'large'
small
home
combines
a
pleasing
exterior
with
a
convenient
flow
plan.
One
of
the
atorpy-and-a-half
types
which
have
found
so
much
favor
with
Canadian
home-builders,
it
U
built
ol
solid
mtwnry
twt
th"
liiiwrmiuus
ou
the
wurianc
draw-inpi
are
so
arranged
that
it
may
be
built
of
frame
or
brick
veneer.
The
larjtp
corner
windows
which
give
a
tnoik-rn
apfiearatice
to
the
house'
also
provirie
bright,
airy
rooms.
A
fuel
fire-place
with
an
adfoinitig
window-wat
is
a
special
feature
of
the
lfc'xll'8
living-room.
B(K)k-eaes,
under
the
window-seat
and
at
the
mde
of
the
fireplace,
would
create
a
homey,
'iived-in'
atmosphere..
The
wparate
dining
room
has
high
windows
acrosR
the
end,
leaving
space
Inr
a
buffet.
The
kitchen
is
cosivenientiy
ammg'ed
with
a
door
leading
to
the
trade
entrance
and
the
basement.
The
two
bedrooms
have
ample
wall
and
closet
apace.
The
swond
door,
mhich
may
be
finished
when
required,
provides
storage
spare
and
a
nobby
or
ptay
room
which
could
be
used
a
a
third
bedroom
The
over
all
dimensions
of
the
commodity
trading,
Mr.
Archibald
said.
The
North
American
continent,
alone
is
rich
enough
to
permit
a
system
of
private
buying
and
selling
without
intervention
of
government.
However,
the
recent
Geneva
for
profit
and
prices
are
deter
mined
by
supply
and
demand.
Today,
demand
exceeds
supply
in
most
instances."
tsouies
and
nipples
formula
and
feeding
should
be
sterilized.
Infants
should
be
c'ean
place
in
which
Avoid
excessive
heat
and
all
utensils
given
a
to
play,
an
hot
"
r-
T
mot.
Play
I
f
!.,
I.
I--.
-
I
-tk
Mi
I
Mr.
Brett
blamed
the
profit
trade
pact,
designed
to
loosen
motive
as
the
basic
cause,
de-'
the
flow
of
goods
between
ooun-claring
that
prices
had
risen
tries,
are
creating
scarcities
in
despite
the
fact
that
overall
'
Canada
and
the
United
States.
Canadian
production
was
71
per
i
These
result
in
rising
prices.
days
by
limiting
clothing
and
givim;
repealed
sponge
baths.
Decreaie
food
during
warm
weather
and
increase
fluids.
cent
greater
ln
physical
vol
LINGERIE
All
price
range.
SLACKS
SWEATERS
SKIRTS
BLOUSES
KIDDIES'
WEAR
Moore's
206
6th
SWeet
ume
than
before
the
war
and
128
per
cent
greater
in
monetary
value.
"Our
only
salvation
Is
to
put
first
floor
are
U4'4"xa0',
with
a
4'pro)Kion
housing
the
vestibule
f
LOOS.
and
part
of
the
froat
bedroom.
"It
has
been
suggested
that
rising
wages
have
been
Jamming
up
prices,''
he
declared.
"This
is
not
so.
In
an
investigation
of
the
key
textile
industry,
it
was
found
that
wages
were
only
a
minor
factor
in
the
rise
of
textile
prices."
pressure
on
the
government
to
'
I
1
URGES
TESTS
Of
FERTILITY
1
he
area,
lor
estimating
purpuaec,
1,160
square
feet.
,
Under
the
terms
of
the
National
Housing
Act,
1944,
financial
assistance
it
available
to
Canadians
wishing
to
build
new
houses
such
as
the
one
illustrated.
Monarch
is
an
i"
'
,
.
re-impose
price
controls,'
he
declared.
Mr.
Archibald
told
the
meeting
that
prominent
government
officials
had
admitted
that
an
;he
beautiful,
flowing
iime
ol
Monarcn
new
Mr.
Archibald
and
Mr.
Brett
were
thanked
for
their
ad-:
dresses
by
Mrs.
Ross
Richardson,
:
Childless
Couples
"Miserable,
Says
Dublin
Gynaecologist
chairman
of
the
meeting.
overall
control
system
could
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News
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Ads
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W0fl
effectively
but
that
a
j
Watch
the
Classified
Ads!
j
j
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
t
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
Quick
Results!
piecemeal
system
would
meet,
CAMBRIDGE,
Eng.
APi
Dr.
Of
:
h"l
Solomons.
Dublin
gynaecologist,
recommends
fertility
styling,
when
you
leara
anoul
me
new
110
hp.
tngine
tad
the
many
oder
new
dvtnctroentJ,
yo
will
know
that
motoring
has
entered
a
new
wage,
of
development.
For
Monarch
has
been
re-designed
from
scratch,
with
nothing
less
than
perfection
js
the
aim.
In
its
comfort,
wfvty
and
brilliant
will
see
a
whole
new
engineering,
you
tests
for
rmmles
before
marriage,
i
Q-
How
can
I
make
use
ol
He
made
his
recommendation
the
tops
of
old
stockings?
to
a
meeting
of
200
doctors
and
A-
These
tops
make
excel
experts
on
child-bearing
during
lent
duslers
and
polishing
cloths.
:i
debate
nn
the
mr-Worr,
r.f
Ior
ollin8
or
rubbing
down
the!
'-4
v"
v..-;
.
'
'
f.
standard
oi
luxurious
anving.
Vi'e
intite
you
to
come
in
and
see
the
New
1949
Monarch
today.
chi'dless
marriases.
furniture
and
floors.
If
several
p
Consult
us
ior
your
needs
ln
all
types
of
printing
work.
Everything
in
high-class
stationery.
Fountain
Pens
Cards
for
every
occasion
DIRK
Printing
"
"in
.mp
"There
nre
mnrn
mnn
anrl
wn-
BOB
PARKER
ITD.
,
.
,
,
,
,
.
and
dipped
in
paraffin
oil,,
'
they
men
miserable
from
the
lack
of
:
.
.
,.
.
,
can
be
made
into
a
serviceable
rin'dren
than
from
most
other
dustles5
m
op
for
tne
rr-mplairt.,-
he
saifl.
"I
have
How
can
,
brighten
the
found
this
mLsery
so
acute
thai,
'
red
ties
of
a
firepiace
tnat
if
at
all
possible,
r
would
like
ojhave
become
dull?
see
a
test
of
fertility
before
mar-
a.
Try
rubbing
the
tiles
riace."
with
a
cut
piece
of
lemon
and
a
Dr.
Solomons
opposed
"donor
,
little
salt.
Then
wash
with,
warm
BESNER
BLOCK
THIRD
AVENUE
nsemination"
which,
he
said,
soap
water.
-1."
ArtV
I
.w
"involves
too
many
principles."
Q.
Should
one
keep
the
pap
er
cap
on
the
milk
bottle?
A.
Wo;
after
opening
the
milk
bottle
the
paper
cap
should
oe
suosututea
by
a
glass
top
or
.1.
Products
(1947)
stopper.
lie
also
advised
newly-married
couples
to
avoid
using
contraceptives
because
they
might
cause
sterility.
Dr.
Oswald
Lloyd
of
Cam-'
bridge
recommended
"baby
borrowing"
as
a
moans
of
curing
sterility.
He
said:
"The
matter
of
a
wife
adop4-i
ing
I
baby
and
then
becoming
!
prcftiant
is
too
real
to
be
a
co-;
incidence.
The
tension
of
want
LIMITED
ThePopulnr
S.S.
that
it
may
cause
sterility
in
s
woman.
"When
she
adopts
a
baby
th?
tension
relaxes."
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of
the
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