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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1935-03-21, Page 3by the first unexpected resistance of PATENTS . BE A CONQUERING HERO! ' addressing the annual convention of V, fr- < | manufactured by the makers of Cam- nina’e Italian Balm. In 86 years I %' 9 Feel That They’re Slipping LosingTheir“Grip” onlhings Relieves Congestion aX-WFER, to every inventor. -^-List~o.f_-.wantecl inventioqs and full information sent fre^~~~The:—-EamSay__..— Company, World Patent Ay.oKD.eys, 273 Bank Street, Ottawa, Canada. , . Tear Off and Mail Today CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED SALT DIVISION ... . .. WINDSOR, ONT. Without obligation please send special Children’s Booklet, 5'SALT all over the r World.” Name ~__ 1 Addt •essL _ GOLD i Keeps Free Of It With KruacheS There can be no doubt about the effectiveness of the remedy this man uses against lumbago. Read bis jet- ter:— ’ ’ , ' 1 ,t •' / ' " About tour years ago, T had a bad kttackof lumbago; After being In .ikoBpltai for two. weeks taking heat iteeatment, I started taking Kruschen Balts/Slnce then, .1 am happy to say, 1 have not been troubled with lum­ bago. I shall still continue taking Kruschen to' be sure the lumbago Won’t, come back.A. C* C. ,. Why la it that' Kruschen is; so ef­ fective ffi keeping lumbago at bay?' Simply iro&use. it goes right down to the root opthe trouble, and removes the cause,’ which is an impure bipod­ stream/ The 'six salts in Krusohen keep the bloodstream pure and vigor­ ous by promoting a clockwork regu­ larity of ail the organs' of elimina­ tion. By Gordori L. Smith '' • . ' 1 ' '-.A “ I care and training they are receiving J today... ‘ ‘ (A series of these particles will ap- peaf~~w-eekdy in this paper. " Next week: ‘‘The Child’s Physician ,SWEET PEAS. Sweet Peas ,jnust be planted^ Just- as soon as it.' is possibly to K0 . a spade in the ground. There are'usual,- ly one or two days in early.. April when it is possible to work up the soil in the warmest part of the, gar-, .den, and this is the. time, and place for thesq flowers. They have best i results, in -a- climate where; the sum­ mer nights are inclined' to be cool;., They must have extra water during dry weather. Tt is advisable to sotw In a trench and” support on brush, strings- or poultry petting. The. trench should be dug a foot ■ deep ?a’nd In it put three or four inches of well- rqtted leaves,- ,or. manure. This, In addition to plant food provides open ’^S^thfiaFln" Tvhlch a -"d0ep- -robt .sys^ tom can be developed. On top will be three Inches; of fine garden soil and place in this the seed, about two Inches-apart- -the„saine_ deep. ‘Gradu­ ally the spring and summer rains (abrogates fundamental American | will fill in the remainder of the ,trench assuring stout stems and ab­ undant deep roots. If the, flowers are .picked daily, they yziu bloom from early July until frost. , « STARTING plants in beds. Where, many plants are wanted; ’Ttbe^bSsV-arrangement—for- starting.. seed indoors is a hot bed, though, where only a few plants are requir­ ed, a shallow box in a sunny window Will be sufficient.- A hot bed simply consists of ah old window assh laid- on a wooden framework about 18 Inches “’high, which contains two in* ches of fine garden/soil on a layer sof fresh, slightly, strawyhorse manure. In an open . place and facing south, - -dig-a—nit-of-the-same dimensions as the window frame -and about' a fobt deep. Into this put the manure, (If frost prevents digging, simply , pile on top of the ground.) When well press- ed down, the layer of manure should be^Sbout^I8"”ihchB^ is^held; »jg^l^c-e~ky t^ th e -pit and the frame. On top is placed two in­ ches of light garden soil, preferably mixed with a little safid. The-window is fitted snugly into place on top and should be about 15 inches above the ■Wn~kt~the~baek—and-9-inches_,at,tlie front to allow rain to run off and also .to catch the. -fuli ray's of the "sun. At first the’soil will heat rapidly but in about three days It will have cool-"' ed to. ground 80 degrees, which is th© tpjroper temperature. The seed is planted in rows about two inches apart, and the bed watered frequen* tly. On warin’ days it wiR be neces- sary to, ventilate by raising the win­ dow frame an* inch or so. When the second' set "of leaves develop thin. The seedlings are transplanted to a cold frame, which is the same as a _hbt_bed__only . without the heating manure., about three weeks before going, outside. Here they are hard- ■:erfed''thoroughlyzbefore~being--set-out- -in ’ their .. permanent quarters. No heating material is needed in the house, otherwise the procedure is Whatever, violates,: Infringes, or i _. - . - . . --------- . —. liberty violates the life principles of ■ America as a paj^on/’ — Herbert, I Hoover. ' .. “Many people feel perplexed be­ cause . of the .municipality of church- ____es and the conflict qf their claims.” —John Dewey? ~ J" “The U. S. Constitution was not designed to establish tor all time any particular economic theory, whether, of the organic relationship of the in­ dividual to the state or . of laissez- faire.” 1 ■ : '■ , ■ • ?■ ' '."‘Si .. “If we^omldn^ftf^by^fi^fgR"of reason, We must let our minds be ^uld7”'^^I^uis“D—Brandelsj-——.... “Religion Is not a narrow, bigoted . ‘ unreasonable thing, any more than is —___art or poetry, to which it is akin.”— ^herwb'od—Eddy.—:—,'j Many people 'round 40 think they’re ^^■■_^*groWing„old.” They feel tired a lot ... “weak.” Have neadaches, dizzP ness, stomach upsets. / Well, scientists say the cause of all this, in a great many cases, is simply an acid condition of the stomach. Nothing more. . . . All you have to do is to neutralize the excess stomach.acidity. - When you have one of these acid stqmach upsets, take Phillips’ Milk oi . Magnesia after meals and before going to bed; That’s all! ; . ' Try this. Soon you’ll feel like another person! Take hither the familiar liquid “PHILLIPS’ ” or the convenient new Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia TaWefs. Made in Canada. 4LSO IN TABLET. FORMt Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia Tab- fota are now on sale at all drug . ■tores everywhere. Each tiny tab- [ let la the equivalent of ' a tMspoontul of Gen- atne Phillipa Milk of ; Magnesia. ftilLLlPS’" •‘MADE IN CANADA" .. 'i. practically .^the; ;aame. Boxes about three, inched deep are. filled" with’ a -mixture df -sand- and -liglit 'so^l .and.. placed" in a “bright wfridow, where, preferably, v there is a dbuble glass, to prevent cold droughts at night. Reginald Hh; Wlgglha, M.P., C-M4 L.M.C.C. i Wise Precautions and P$Frtipt Treatment May K^ep You From. This Disabling Af­ fliction. < - ' . “Child’ training is the most impor­ tant problem before the nation to­ day.”—Frank R. Cheley. " 'Upon" the' proper-care and-adequate training of our childreir today de­ pends the peace and wder of our homes; the character, ability '’’and personaHfy of our citizenship to ■ come, and the future^of the race-. —... So that Canadian, mothers end fa­ thers might have the requisite up-to- date information of the rearing and; training of 'their children,, thesq^,ar­ ticles are appearing in the press. '■ \ \ Thfi press is the most , effective means of making '■ this, knowledge available to those who need it. 7 "Mothers"' always—and—increasingly, fathers too—are showing more and even mpre interest in this vital pro- jukir. Lt:; There fire! still* many illnesses th« causes of which remain ..unknown^ writes aj doctor. Throughout, the World'research is going on day after day in the hope that the cause and cure of these conditions may be dis­ covered. ;, pne, of these’ ie influenza. But; although its actual cause; re- mains~a- secret, there is .nQW.nQt .the. slightest doubt that it is due to a germ which is too ^snTall to be seen. It is so tiny that it can pass through a close filter tyhich would stop the passages of many organisms. , . , Experiments have so far progress­ ed that It is " now only a matter of time for it to be possible to isolate this germ and • probably produce an ..hnti^bte, . Meanwhile; we can -.onjy ‘/dp what we can to prevent this dis- ab'ling,infection from leading'to com­ plications, and'to cut .short its at­ tacks as soon as ■we’ are able?;” In the first place it is well to re- membePtEafTnfliieirz'a^^infectious^ It can be passed from one .individual blem. Mothers .of young children-; j'to another. Anything which tends, young mothers-surprised and baffled , to' lower the .powers of rhsistenCe .Kw nnnvnnntn/1 vtzi.axcs f‘.*x nnzi' via aI/ao fincYflV - 'fnv { 1 on a small infant to authority; older mothers unable to adapt their meth- _dds_of ■ child training (apparently suc­ cessful! . with one chil(iy~t'o~"t'h''S*'''va'i'y^ ■ ing needs of their several children. ~Mothers^and fathers of adolescent boys' and girls; fathers who really desire to know the nature and needs, of their growing boys; grandmothers' who find "their own tried methods of discipline ineffectual and in conflict. with-those of their children and their grand-children—^ll these desire some, up-to-date and sound fid vice on the care and training, of-children and are demanding it. . -As_jwe.,all^knp^ in the world today are-not satisfactory.'For -t-h48~staterdf-afEairs,^wc,axe^ THE PERFECT Chewing Tobacco “I made up my., mind years ago that, nobody knows much about polit- ical ecqnomy, including the so-called economists.” — Bruce Barton. '* ( “Sooner or; later the disturbing realizatiion comes-t i ua—that ^even T;Ifgf*"Which”-we-—cannot—understand, may be true.”—SWB1' Purant. Earning Capacity : Determines Fare Paid Earning capacity and - social sta­ tus will determine how much h man pays for his fare on the Hamburg (Germany) Elevated* Railway under new fare scales just introduced. Bachelors earning less than 100 marks (£5 at par) a month, and fathers of familes earning, less than 150 marks a month will pay only 10 pfennigs (Id) for each journey on the municipally-owned lines. People who are better off . will pay 20 pfennigs." Students will continue -to. pay only 10 pfennigs. j’iia fly y T1" Xr J makes it easier for infection to take place. Two factors seeip to be worth, considering; . .the -.first of these is fear.. Although^at this season-of the '7^af'^there“aTe^usuatiy--^—the—air.., seeds qf influenza, it-is asking for trouble, to go- about in fear of catch­ ing it. When ydu a.re al'rard7"your general health suffers and you are less likely to resist infection. There is little tp be afraid of if you do -catch^--it.— Pro_vided treatment is prompt and your- general health’ is good you 'stand an excellent .chance. of making an uninterrupted recov? ery; The second factor again con­ cerns these same powers. of' resist- - »■ ance which nrc definitely lowere’d by strength to carry on with my duties.’ ..wit*.' . V ’• v "■' ‘ ’ •••”‘■7' ‘7'‘ niFC- 5the bad habit some people have ac- j ! ‘^Mred“ofrasetting’?’out—in—the—cold. w mornings of winter without ’ any I ~* breakfast. . . . Late nights, hot stuffy atmqs-' phere and fatigue also lower resist­ ance.' 1 ' WOMArsWBT^ Mrs. Mary C. Kilby of . 148 Main St., Woodstock, Ont., -pays,: “I waa_in a -rundown-condition, I had no rest at night, felt— completely exh ails ted. , ■"fnosf'oftheytimeandhad. ' frequent headaches. It re* Suired only oni bottle of ' >r. Pierce’s 1 Favorite Prescription tp give me ■ with mw ‘ AIT druggists.-New--siie,T'5tablets 50 ctf., liquid $1.00. Large size, tabs, or liquid, $1.35. Write Dr. Pierce’s Clinic, Buffalo,- Y. Color Renaissance " In Men’s Clothes ■ A color renaissance in men’s wear is predicted by Raymond Twyeffort, New York tailor, for, the swdnky. “We are sick of gloom and black/’ he said ’ - - - ■ ' . . : the National Shoe. Retailer’s Associa­ tion. Color, is the necessary vitamin to ■^tiinUlMe“'Tnen*s~-desiresT’ Twyef- fort displayed "a~dafk blue cutaway coat and tailcoat with gold fixings on the lapels. He also displayed a red velvet coat for home wear, a brown cocktail-hour suit and plenty of brilllantly-check vests. ....:.......... TTOW the faithful slave girl. saved her master’s life- how the robber was foiled through a great eastern cus­ tom regarding Salt—is told in picture and story in new book for Children! Yours free! Send coupon how for ” Salt all over the World”. 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