HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-06-12, Page 7WHEN , CHOKER COLLARS AND
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MD POMPADOURS WERE THE STY
Wilspn's BaclelQr was making a name for
• itself as anAexceptianally enjoyable cigar!•.'
And now--aftser this 725 year
test ..: . Wilson's Bachelor-:•-
000Jo. Havana filler—is smoked
and enjoyed,'by more tett than
any, other ten cent cigar.'. •.
✓flirt.. , fragrant.
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Sausages: Teo Short - ,,
Says Scottish M.P.
London—When the liou,s.e of Com
mons Was" discussing the Bill to set,
.up a Consumers' Council to' deaf with
'unfair. prices "''tor food, Mlle Kitchen,
2Confrilfttee• was solemnly listening to.
a coinptaiht of. a Scottish Labor mem-
her that the sausage sold n the
Houyle were too short. •
Arr.'A. McKinley ('Partick, Glasgow)
m tde the allegatit,n 'that the .apples.,
Roast and sausages.'sold in the tea bar:
•
,Were too clear: The dommittee invit
ed him to state his case, and to the
'end premised' to conait'er what:he:had'
said.
• ,When Mt;.• McKinlay' mads'''his'
charge ge the, indignant. committee' ;sent'
out for a ease, of •aausages and, 'pro•'
ceeded to. demonstrate—one:-suppose
with a tape ;measure,✓ -✓th'a't they, were
:as long', as 'any--lhat, tophi be obtained',
• outside. .•
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"L..must be ,getting all: the . shor
ohC*,'• was IIT: McKinlay s 'retort,
• line 'complaint at the Apples •sold
Were ti
too. expensive•:' Was •also contest=
ed,l�y the committee, which will com-
municate its findings to''Mr,';44ci inlay,
later,..
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indiwid,U�_,._
foil wrapped
and: in .
packs_ •five
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Aron will'sleep more soundly than
everlbefore in your, eosy Third
Class stateroom on a' Canadian
Cunard ship. Soft mattresses, spot-
less linen; warrn blankets, feather
pillows, bedspreads, clean towels,
large mirror and *ashstand,•plenty
of soapandwater, cleanliness every-
where ... and trained stevtrarcis tcp
wait on you.
All this is part of Third Class service
en this famous Line. This service
'means that you eat, sleep and play
esyou never did before, on the voyage
over and back. • •
Make sure yoti are going to enjoy the f,
trip by sailing Cunard to the Old
Country. '
Book through The Cunard line,
Cbrner of Boy and Wellington
Streets, Toronto, (Tel. Eleinl
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d`cekly railing tri Ply -
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• Cabfn,Tourist Third Cabin and -Third Class
.t :h.
Facts of Interest
A detachment of Royal Canadian
Mounted• Police, ,one 'officer and 24'
other ranks, the pick of the force
from the different divisions through
o.ut•Canada, is' en 'route, to London,
England, to take part in the Interna-
tional 1iorsp Show at ' the Olympia:
.This famous show opens .on June 19th
and continues until June 28th. The
detachment of "Mounties" . will give
a.: display of horsemanship at every .sued-
performance during the show.' ,Each I "Does your wife miss you when you
-member will appear in the red tun.icare late __ such occasions __ thIS?"
atld"sombrerq' hat, by which members
of the force are so., well known. The
R.C.3I.P. is a forcemaintained by the
Canadian 'Federal Government.
There are 1,609 publications issued she hit me the last time.'
in Canada,:' of which 116 are :daily °
21 semi -wee ly; 6 tri-weekly;
12 ; 44 Seinl STURDY .CHILDHOOD
21 semi-weekly; 5 triweekly; 44 semi-
monthly; 3'88' monthly; 10 bi-monthly; '
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-In Memory,
It had been a very,' convivial re-,.
union dinner, and w14en the time came
for the guests' to depart Wilson and
Robert foupd that their .last train to
the suburbs had ;gone, and they were
faced with a 'five -milk walk home.
•About an' hour later;;; and rust. as'
they had passed a 'church which had.
chimed out the hour, of two, Wilson;
broke ,the long silence that had en -
•he asked:
"Very seldom," his friend dismally
replied. "There are Mill two large
lamps on the back of my head where
28 quarterly and 19 miscellaneous. The sturdy child ---the bright,active
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Of the 530,000 homes, in • the 'Prov-�little.ebap is the one everybody loves.
ince of Ontario rising electricity„ 43,7;
3.40 are farm homes. • •
Total production of the forestry In-
dustry in' 'British Columba to 1929
had •a Value of $90,000,0001 of which
lumber accounted for about , 50 per,
cent.
Though those, who 'talk and talk and
talk
This proverb. should appeal:, •
The wind that biotvs the whistle' ,
Will never turn the wheel,
"I tell you golf is going tt, be .the'
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It is only the sickly, fretful •• ild who
is not attractIke.' It is the. birthright
rof every child to: be. sturdy and well= -_I
to lie able to make everyone admire
him. 'Therefore, mothers,f• yours is
not attractive it's your faint, not his.
He musf be ailing and •it is up to you
to see •that he gel relief—that he is
given a medicine that will quickly
'make him well,and keep him well. •
Baby's Own Tablets are especially
•designed for infants and young child-
ren. There is nothing to equal them
for correctingthe irre ulr • 'i t 1
lttesofte
g
•
stomach • and .:trowels—•'...5
cause, of
salvation of the nation, and lengthen most of, the ;ICFs from which little ones
our days"by decades." "But our an- .stiffer. The Tablet::: e sold by Medi-
cestors didn't go in ifer golf." "And ,eine (realels .or by mail at 25 cents a
where are they,now?, bead!" ' box frpm The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont. ' . •
arses Wanted,
Slang Puzzles Paris Police 1
There is ctinsternatiel] among the
Tire Toronto ,Hospital for incurables.
rr affiliation' with Eeilevue and Allard
Hospitals, N'eW ". ark' City, offers a• Three
Year's Course of Training to Young
Women, having the required education;
and desirous Of, becoming nurses. Thio
Hospital has adopted the eight=honr
system. The' °pits receive uniforms of
the School,• a monthly allowance 'and
travelling! 'expenses= to and froin Near
York, I'dtfurther particulars • writf or
apply to the Superintendent. '
;PHILLIPS-
rmAgalf,,
'For0.
-4.4
Troubles
due to cidi
' twaoesrrAor+. '
✓Acro StomAGrt -
HeArtreiuns
s HsAOA '
Excess' acid is the caminori cause of
indigestion. , It restfts in pain said
.itierness about two heirs after eating.
,The quick corrective Is n alkali which
Neutralizes acid. The kesteeorrecttve
'a Phillips Milk of .Magnesia...It hats.
Temai'n'edd standard with ph, sicians ft
the 50 years autos its invention.
-'One spoonful of Phillips'' Milk of
Magnesia n'e tralizes iistantIy ftilany
tinter its ro'luine iiia "Kid.Itj)I; • harm -
ti
1.000 Paris .polyglot policemen who
sltgflt weary months absoiliing a then -
sand English words, only to learn that
4oui•ists,lo' not speak the latig cage of
'Shake'spear'e. • . '
The teacher of the policemen -school
boys .djd not think it was necessary
to provide thein with a sideline ' of
slang , with the result that they cannot
,understand the average British • or
'Am'erican tourist, and the polyglot po-
icemen are so educated in the 'King*t
1'.ngitsh that ntost'of the tourietl. can
not understand thein: •
• When they got their" sheepskins, the
• tlAlicemen were 1'liit through another
less and tasteless and its action is
quick. 'You will never rely' en crude
Methods, never ceintinue'-..-to. suffe.rY.
courseof politeness. They were
taught to snlile so that all their teeth
would show in the best lmertean style
2 -as Paris sees it They 'spent weary
horn' learning to bend without taking
the' eyes off the eyes of the .person
they seek to impress. '
They were_ put through- paces w•hiet-
t'cbuld give back'to.the French race
the' famous traditiot. that evil French -
Melt are of the "Alphonse and Gaston"
schooi, forever praying the other to
go first. '
That school riassed out with tide war,
orl-Freffelt neit *ere -far kern"
when yoti learn how ,quickly, bowl
When the•new Vigil Cotnmissiorier of
ole aptly this r'enaier inethod acts. l-•...o'ti.rish1 Oas:toti_Ge�:art' took -•it -Over✓
_PleA a let it show You---novw..
ie
I3e sure; to get the geciin' Phillips' ' "China needs 'a Government like
Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physi- 'y
g ours, , says a writer. It Would. cep•
Ohms for 50 years to coraectn1lg ex'eeas' t1TI *ly sn 'ls them tti'g11I.
Acta: Each bottle contains flip direc-` r .• �y..._
„r • r CW,trard's br}yes Away the ii!addCilE,
tions. -any drugstore,
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..1... Second Thoughts,_ .:_ :..
The boxing -booth' was packed to
oyerflowing,.; ' •
The: gong saunded 'and the two
boxers. entered the, ring.,. 'The' fight
began! • '' ' .
•The' first, second,' and third rounds
*ere 'fought ' evenly, but_at the end of
the fourth round•Bashem .Bill .showed
distinct signs of weariness. ,
"I can't get on 'any more,'.' he told
11i's''.secant:-"'during the; rest. --,,'•I`ve.
had enough:"
"Don't be silly," urged .the otter.
"You've still ,got a chance.
"Tha•t's all very well," panted" Bas-
hem;, -"but' 'that last. blow over the
eye almost blinded me—I •can 'hurdly
see ''im."
"Never 'mind that" returned ;th'e
second' enthusiastically, "'it 'im from
;memory."
WAS -:RUN .'DOWN- •
tNOW WALI.AGAIN
Taken :Pleasure in Recommend--
ling Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
Tothe woman in. the home illness
is almost- a calamity. . Man woman
keeps on with her house' old •duties
wvien'she is feeling ready ,to' drop. Her
'h'ead aches, she is easily tired, is •de
pressed and nervous and has. no appe-.
tite. In a. vi.ord she is anaetic, and
badly needs help-th•e .healt• -help that
only Dr., Williams' Pink- Pills: can give
her. - These pills 'make rich, red .blood
Which brings new strength and energy
to ,weak,' despondent sufferers., Con-_
cerhing them, Mrs. Paul Rail, Coin. du
Banc,. Que., says: •"1 was 'badly ✓tin-;
down,.slept poorly, and awoke as tired
as .when 'I went to bed. illy appetite
was poor and I felt miserable. I took
six' boxes of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
and they completely. renewed my
Dearth." . '
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by
all medicine dealers or by .mail at 50
cents °'box• from The 'Dr. Williams''
'Medicine' Co., Brockville, ,Ont.
Irish Immigration '
Rouses Scotland
Edinburgh, .Scotland -The infirm of
Irish immigrants into Scotland was• a
question which. agitated the General'
Assembly of the Church of Scotland
recently:' • The matter was brought
up by the Rt. Rev. John.. White,'Who
eras first :1-011erat;Ir of the United
Church of Scotland in 1929, Dr, White
describing the large-scale immigra-
tion
tion as a "menace to Scottish cfvtliza;t•
tion and culture."
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The problem' Was not confined. said
J r. White, to flue east side of, the!
country—that facing but the
western part Was 'being flooded by;
Irish 'also.
The Assembly finally decided to ask
for a Government,• inquiry into the.
•
Minarti's for Insect Bites.
She—"Where did You get thatum•
You
lrrelia7" IIe—"It was a gift from. sir• -
ter." She—"Tau told me you handn't
any sisters." lie—"i know—hat that's.
what's engraved, on the ban'11r:"
•
CrinibS•--"D'o'es', Br,iwn' understand
the purchasing power of a five dollar
h,iil7 Blinks—"Yes; what troubles
hint is' the ,nnr ha iittg power of 'his
wife!"
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7 FARES•
to CANADA •
ADVANCED •
B,IRITISIIERS
in Canada. may now bring
foray° it , theie ' Families,
-Relatives and 'Friends
_
..on_Easy'_Terms.
,F' r--f-ilI- details applyt
J. D. CAMERON,
Dist. Shpt. Cdlonii'ation
Canadian Patine rtailwaY, Teronto
, BRITISH '
RE•tJNlON ASSOCIATION.
Rev trussITTEA'
RE0 Rest.
ORAn ittly.A
101 ,
"Lest We Forget"
The names of 13,479 officers. 'and
men who were „Hosted ' as "missing".
during the ;; War are Tecorded v 'on
)Panels nr-a rile: ;oriat Whicir,.has-bee-
e�eeted. by the Imperial . War Graves.
Commission at Le Touret military
cemetery, near Bethune, and,whichie
to be unveiled ' by Lord -Tyrrell, the
British Ambassador i'n .Paris. ,
This is one, Of a series of memorials
of this kind, designed to •commemor-
"ate those . 'who fell in th3 War but
whose graves arenot. known. The
names recorded here ars for one sec-
tor'.on1y„ and for'the period up to,the
-eve of 'the battle of LOos.
The memorial is in the form of three
solidwalls enclosing an open court of
-rectangular • shape. On tire ourth—
Wastern—side• is a eolonnade, with a
all to the east of it. This wall 'and
'the colonnade extend outwards to the
north and south to form a long gal-
lery. • • .
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Cycle 'Works.'.418 ,Spadina •Avenue.
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BABY cHWHS w1s BATCHED
AY' 2Tti,,000 last year tri four varie.
ties. Write for ..free catalogue. A. H.
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c LNr'LE . COMB' WHITE LEdHORN •
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Chicks, wonderful•winter layers. We haVe,
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"TRENT" MAY AND JUNE •''
Chicks always popular. Rocks.
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folder .•'Pin Money". describes
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ROCKS MAY,18c; JUNE. 17c: LE'.-
HOItNS,'May; 17d; June. 1.6c. 100%
live delivery guaranteed. Express pre •
-
paid on 200:or'more chicks..' 8 wee', old
pullets $1.40 each and up. Catalogue
free. L. R. Guild and Sons, Dos. B.
Rockwood, Ontario.
Bronze Horses ,of Venice
•
The,bronze'horses surmounting Sap
Marco Cathedral in Venice were made
in Corinth'•neariy 20 centuries ago..
They were taken from Corinth, to
Rome by Nem' to Constantinople by
Constantine, thence to Venice,. and,
then to Paris by Napoleon, being re-
stored to Venice, after his fall. ' ,
'Religioli is caught rather.. than
taught."—Dean Inge.
s .
Learn Watchmaking
Light Interesting Work •
Good Watchmakers (either sex)
can earn good money '
For information write the
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Toronto
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CO OVERNIGHT
"Many Boils en neck. Doctor said
lance. Tried'Sootha•Salvk' first:boils
vanished overnight."' C. T. Scott.
"Sootha-Salva" stopspainin1minnte;
boiisgointewhours. Atoll druggists.
Let's' •Go 'ishang` .
• But .:ot foitget to ,tak.e. Minard's
'along. 'It will take cafe of cuts,
bruises or molt uito trite,.
t1,
tl
00 YOU
'SUFFER FROM
"After yeats of rheumatism, now in
perfect health," says Mr. A. • Duch-
arme. Thousands', write rheumatic:
pains, neuritis, vanish like mars
- with"Fruit-a.tives .Constipation,indi-
estioa end overnight. Nerves quiet.
et"Fruit-a.tivea"lromdruggisttoday.
A Miracle ! ~t�
Cripple not walkstrell•thauks to ICrtischcti•
" For neer tight months 1, tray laiel'tq, with •
rheumat n4 tenable to mor', it/len 1 rrns adrired'
to try Jir.rehrn Salts. 1t is almost a spiracle,
but ir•,fhorrt q word of d lie i- tris aUe to to •
talon to thr fr,rnl dr,nr in lits than a teed / fit
a for days 1 mix r tt rith the /,ell! of crutches:
and ts'i short time fray rrulkiga belt. Phis •
is roar a otlr•urek. tettrrnmiai fret four years.
"I harp ,tt•rn ftrrrrsince a•d I'nrrrr frrl a
1:;,,,h of rl a ,✓atom nor. I hit r' Arbor ri pleat
,t..: 1 od, rsr• thea ro take ii. 1,..11 r1(ur rulr lrtkr
ly..,rJ you trill 3 4115)3 it fa othtrx to sq."
• --Ws. 'vi!liamA. -
(r1,Eanl 1e:ter ct ',:e rar`i-•1 ¢cc:k*r,.
•1ti.'t:a,•h+n Fair. is nhtninahin at drug and
depart nl' nt t',rt''5 In Canada at 7:4•. n buttic.
A 1..t'i' tr.r;':ttt-s eneuint 119 loft far 4 or 6
months-r-g,,,d health for haifa-cent a day,
US Pl ISA
MEDICINES
Praises Vegetable
Compound, Blood
Medicine and Liver Pills
CONSTIPATION ` rt
Birehtown. Quebec- - 1 live 13 miles
.Countless remedies:' are 'advertised
for constipation, Many relieve for
' the moment but they are habit form-
ing
and must be contiriucd. Others
I�ontaiil calomel -anti.-.dangerous- mite
eral drugs, which remain in the sys.
tem; settle in fhe joints and cause
aches and pains. Some are harsh
purgatives which cramp and gripe 1
and leave a tteprrss'ed after -effect
Avoid ltrbr:catu g o 1s ..Vitt✓ only •�
grease ti:e intestines 'and t:,". +, :t..,
o.rge
nafure's rim;..iner; to become loft,
"- ' A putci)• v;el'rt,hc 1. V3fi?its Stihl
as Carter's 1.it:1 Live::e* lis fir
Jl i
,toucl!'srife liver, ',Sim d"< t to ro
r�-the bowels aievi.: i- nth'; the irttest'ines.
are thorocy.l:11y «N'ame,1 and .- e:.''.n •.
fin , r'o so4 Hass a'%ay. i 1tc st'9 r+sd,
' liver ,tz8` 1;'wels are :ho';(. and
the s''ster'i "nig'. , a rr,a1 ton!: eff'ect.
:,,ts re
All dru � c s d N d
3K 1 �S- �Fh$t.
from town on 't farm, tvith all trig- home
duties and (!fora-,
trig to attend to.
At the Change of
—Lile.,rbei a:me nor. -...-
tors and 1 rutt-
down. 'The Vege-
table Compound
helped my it -hole ..
Syst etr:.:Gl y wives
are better, try app
petite is good and
I mu • able to dei
my work. I hsve
also taken the
B1bo 1.1c ienit atm Tt'c i ,ye rills
they TheY1i'dr4 tae. 7 -:vT arts 'vr ('•stere
from tordin asking at+"vit yor yr1h,
tein'r;s. .'•...•in j.1ticriatw Cih nr.Ritti
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