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SHORTIE COATS Fullâ€"Length COATS BERGSTEIN‘S ang correspondents. t * Order a specio!l intro § ductory subscription 'odo‘â€"S months for [ &3. ou‘ll find the & ONITOR "must‘‘ & as ir HOME 3 e “‘ & Momve ei5 e e e ce Reg. up Coâ€"sponsors of the promotion are the centre and the British Commonweaith Chamber of Comâ€" merce in the United States. Both are private business organizations. Imports of British goods are €urrently running about 10 per eent ahead of last year, Mowat said. In the first four months of this year British exports of goods to the United States totalled $146,000,000, compared with $128,â€" 000,000 in the same period last year. 26 King £. (Opp. Metropolitan) with the &6-'5&::;"7:1 Queen Eliâ€" zabeth on June 2. d\e "mie( executive of fl:‘ Briâ€" e cen in ’&v g:rk, E:;::oaqval. nidu s es cnmtun to se British ;E:fl. ever launched in America." "And we are confident that it will prove highly successâ€" ful for both British manufacturâ€" ers and American merchants." "CORONATION J1G‘ W STATES Clearing all in some 270 cities, in every state, are participating in Coronation E‘J tish m‘mfuhflflumu‘? ue-u' sALE! HATS $3 â€"$4 ALLâ€"WEATHER COaATS (Raincoats) Reg. up to 34.95 Buy NOW â€" Poy LATER Seoeese+. The Chrition Science Monitor Oine, Nerway 5t., Boston 15, Moss . U.S A. Please send me on infroductory Moniâ€" tor eubacriptionâ€"16 issues. } ancioes $3. becossess sns cce recseseeees s es e n0 Regulor Prices Forgotten. SHOP â€" COMPARE YALUES! NEW YORK.â€"A recent survey and correspondents. DRESSES 4.95 covers the world with a network of News Bureoaus poper" the MONITOR â€" Bergstein‘s â€" All Colors, Fabrics and Sizes to Choose From! Clearance 10 up to 39.50 G1IGA NTIC Often referred to as "a SUITITS Rex. up to €4.95 .. 22 4zone) _ fstote) $19 $22 from 16 from from from It (Chiropractic doesn‘t make unreasonâ€" uble claims. lts achievements result Jrom utilizing the natural therapeutics of the human body itself. An wy is a condition of the body i . Substances which do not affect a normal human being do afféct certain mlc in a paâ€" thological manner this znu is then said to be allergic to this substance. It is, thudfl:‘:l abâ€" normal condition within body itself, and we must find the basic cause for this susceptibility. An allergy means that your boâ€" dy tissue has a lowered resistance, or it would not be affected by these irritants. Our bodies are well equipped with defensive mechanisms to resist the irritants encountered in everyday life. For example, all portals of enta into the body are equipped wi high vascular mucous membrane with a well equipped :K:nphn.ic drainage. Any irritant t lands on a healthy mucous membrane is immediately counteracted and the lymphatic vessels are ever on the job to carry away any infective material. If anything interferes with the normal nerve supply to this mucous tissue, the circulation and lymphatic drainage is hamâ€" pered. When this occurs, the norâ€" mally moist mucous membrane becomes somewhat dry and inseâ€" tive. This leaves the underlying, more sensitive nerve endings opâ€" en to the irritant. This may reâ€" sult in violent sneezing, as in the allergic condition known as hay fever; or if the eliminative organs do not receive their proper nerve supply, the irritating toxins of metabolism remain in the body and produce a skin rash or hives. The best thing to do, therefore, is to find out where this nerve inâ€" terference exists. The Chiropracâ€" tor has been especially trained for finding these areas of nerve presâ€" training in removing this nerve Nell 5. Harrie, B.C. _ _ ".. "C ®0® ‘D Docter of Chirepsacuse \Cl! J 0 U _A t patient breaks out in a solid mass of hives or deâ€" velops an attack of hay fever and he rushes to the doctor only to be told that he has an allergy. He is told that he is lu"fit to someâ€" thing or other and in order to find what the offending allergic substance may be, it is necessary for him to go through a series of ex?enu‘ve tet&c Son;eums. ntu‘: a few tests, uilty found and the puficnt h%l all he has to do is “.I,a away from rag weed or chocolate for the rest of his life and all will be well. However, it is soon found after several more tests, that he is also allergic to several other things and often these offenders gre of sufficient number to keep the patient constantly feeing from some irritating substance. This is indeed a very disorderly life and is definitely not a cure. It it not wise to run away from your problem. Mr. J. A. Desfosses of Montâ€" real will be in his Kitchener office, Thursday, June 4, from 8 to 10.30 a.m., 31 Elien St. W., Kitchener, Phone 2â€"235%. At the time I was h.v'l':: dizzy spells which preven! me to do my housework. I conâ€" sulted a doctor who could not do a thing for me and I felt miserable. Today, I am grateful to you as you cured me and I am now enjoying the best of health and furthermore I wish to say that I even do housework at differâ€" ent places A letter written by Mrs. Roâ€" ger Doucette of 786 ‘ulh(m 8t., East, Hamilton, who states the following: Thank you again, dear beneâ€" factor, for your help. DIZZY SPELLS NO MORE A friend of mine, Mrs. Edgeâ€" combe, told me of you and your work in 1951. Dear Mr. Desfossés PAYS "Oh, I can‘t eat eggs, I‘m allerâ€" ‘M ALLERGIC |Approva civen By Neil 8. Hash, DP.C. 1P LIKE TO TAKE A \â€"{ DOMT â€" The Case of the Extra Buck (Advertisement) o ADVERTISE CHRONICLE r-ul--z.n-h-‘c‘d”m E.Mn "fl w > recommendation ";':.'.‘-E Th« Cimas ts t wiin o ata mm t t e aetat 0 -ih::uin’aii to allergic, nine times out of ua they wou not be able to tell you. 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Johnson Brothers of Engâ€" land were the manufacturers and it was given to a china deaier in Detroit as a gift. The American dealer then preâ€" sented it to his secretary, Mrs. C. J, Poehman, Detroit, who in turn offered the antique as a gift to Mrs. Adams. Queen Victoria origâ€" inally approved this piece personâ€" Attractive China Gem Graces Waterloo Home ARE THEY PRETTY 6000 , poc Y A blue band with pink and blue bows fits loosely over her left shoulder. She is wearing a small, Golden crown which vividly conâ€" trasts her white hair. A string of ju_m_bo pearls grace her neck. ally, and ultimately reproductions were made from it. The unknown artist has capâ€" tured the rare, queenly beauty of Victoria and has painted her image with colorful affect. She wears a rich gray gown with silâ€" ver headâ€"dress and matching neck and sleeve trimmings. 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