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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2816, 6 July 1916, Page 7

■ THE RISING GENERATION; ■ Whether, children are to develop into healthy and strong adults or the reverse depends to a very great extent upon tho care received in tho first years. Above all things, care must be taken to see that the child's food is assimilated. Children, live chiefly on starchy foods; and if they take Wilson's Malt Extract regularly there need be no fear about digestion and assimilation, because the diastase in the malt looks after that part of tho business. Give it to them oil their porridge, or spread on t.heir bread like jam. They'll likolit, aud you'll have the joy of seeing your children growing into vigorous, wellnourished boys and girls. Chonysts and stores. Prepared also with cod liver oil. AVholesalo agents, D. W. Virtue and Co., —A d vt.

Tho reason that a "bakers dozen" menus 13 is that many bakers in days gone by were so afraid of being fined for giving short-weight that they gave an extra loaf with every dozen. Tho farm property of Jlr. C. I!, Dean,' Jfangaonolio (uear iluutervUle). and the stock thereon, will bo sold by auotioh on "Wednesday next, July 12. The farm property consists of some of the hest laud and tho stock .comprises 65 dairy cows, 15 lioifers, one. Holst«in bull, horses, nntl piircht'ctl Lincoln owes. The milking plant and the farming implesaents aro all in good' order. Tho auctioneers are Messrs. Dalgcty and 00.