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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1935-04-04, Page 2■ \ I , what In required now in Canada la 'intensive work and the closest I I A * J flrie,, ,. j y i1*’* ■» in 1 i j i' ■ wrogwj; || ~r~ - ~r-r-—-. ---------- ---------------- -----------. _---------o j. ana prompt treatment may be tained, I . ' ’ . W Hi. r {,■& Dentifrice ' Lotion Creamf* idcSda blft ^-ssswa- co-operation of physicists, clinicians, red^logfgts and pathologists and, abwfe al 1, the training of ..experts, Ixyth in dfaghokls and treatment.. ^844-50 RETURN FARE 3'd[LASS J’ooms and cabins * < excellent Plenty of It.. good sun doolce ,. // w tweed ■ fct*. / What Does Your Handwriting Reveal? i GEOFFREY ST. CLAIR (Graphologist/ All Rights Reserved '- . . : V'- fectionate "and sppirCaiieous. Bur she is far too unassuming tor her own good. "It would be better if she were ^.little' more conscious of her otvn powers and exe.rted tbepi more, She is' careful about details, is neat- arid 'orderly. She ,wouldKi I Have bo doubt/make a .^gopd housewife, al- though/probably ar little '|ussy, Tempermentally, thm igtlrl- has the r^rire’keyed-up'naturb t^ easily excited and very expressive of her^feellngs; ■You might devote some attention Ar to curbing tlie temfer that “fetands Put in y<?Ur writing Iso blatantly. ThiA ; likely to "’cause Soffie^troubre “and ’ un, 'happiness. '' " .1" ' \ / Miss P. A. D.; it seems to me that, most of your troubles can be traced' to the changeable nature that ‘ you have. You flit top readily from one thing to another, and don’t' succeed Jn .any ^one ..of itti-em. .bjBCaus.e^pu_do^ not devote sufficient energy and con­centration. You vlary in your moods and the -resultsis that.no sooner have you become interested in one partic­ ular thing than something else turns up to distract your attention anti .in­ terest,. teinporarily. I am writing you direct, because it is essential that you adopt a more definite cbiirse to follow in order to make-any real and lasting pro^rfess in the .future. - Would YOU like to have YOUR ___ _____ -- --handwriting analysed? And.perhaps' countries. It is generally agreed you would likeI toknow ffie "truth f that facnTtles for . the diagnosis ^nd" about your friends? Mr. St. Clair treatment, of cancer can help1 you as he has'' helped so deficient in- practically many others. In order to get your tries. Some countries, _ . , _ , personal 'character analysis, . #.-you tion. of this fact; have taken steps must se^id for- a copy of Mr. St. I to augment their facilities for diag- Clalr’s new yChart-j-the Graphochart, I nosis and treatment of the disease, which^ntalp, over J00 IIlustration., 1 ESTABljlSH ; hjUhvm INSTITUTES and shows you how to-read character . - ._^ v , -'from handwriting. It Is fascinating France has established a, Radium- and yery Interesting. Send 12 cents ^hstitute . and: possesses a quantity —for'^-yoqr'-copy—of-—the~'—G*raphbchart—“b-fr—xadmni^-*wdiich«—la,—alLQC.<i.te-d...._to—— and an additional 10c coin JorLeach m,mber treatment centres.- . At specimen You want analysed. State birthdate iii each case; and send with 3c stamped, addressed envelope to: Geoffrey Sti) Clair, Room 421, 73 Ar- elalde Street West,. Toronto, .Ont. All letters are confidential and will be answered as quickly as possible. (Editpt's Note : Greater.v lnterest than ever hefpr^fl"Fs peing shown in these interesting articles by; a” vitdll-i known Grapholp^isfc He again; Jp- i sonaj character fading; See theI fc$l- I-m telling you 'this In strict ,eou- aaence, mind you. though all the ter which has attracted thousand. ,«t world knows it, outside the office of ea er®'’ ' ■ ■?. steadily iet eaaliy e„lta1jle tvhen tilings ^jaddea^t »4jn paying-more yrou * weakness in the or41n. *° »nyb05' *u‘ ary it 1. m«ire> I don’t torgel. thaV it was you who t(,mperiIiental ^advantage, broujhf bright ua that hit ot information. you are so Subject to about Hagar, and K I. can s1*? J™; your feelings. You are so quick to .a word »t-advice in return I foe 0 8 80rrows, and will pro- as it I ought to do so, But keep it sutter a good deal as a result . bg’- ,Sy -80°t-^d-|--Yfouts.. is..mit .a' nature Umt woura .wat^ points^thats all. . . . ; find nursing a very suitable occupa- He left Adam in ,a st^te of 8r®ai* .l tiori, and it is fortunate that you re­ perplexity but determined to watch, his employer as Carefully ‘ a^- pqs- | sible for.hints of* the correctness of. these allegations. It was truo un­ doubtedly, that Mr, Perkin was short of temper, and, looking more gaunt *and parchmenty than; ever nowadays, but he still maintained his ascend­ ancy in the office, still went to the . court with his head high and his, uni-1 brella and gloves as immaculate as '-ever* , If he were embarrassed and in -4eep™water- -he--^dntr-lvedr good face on thihgs, outside the of­ fice at any rate. . Cases still rolled in, criminal cases mostly, and . the man worked like a slave on them. He was always In his office Trijen the staff , left- at By FAREMAN WELLS known Grapholpjjisfc He again; 'jpM. ‘ "x vltes readers- to write In for ^, -pe(rr ‘ ’V ' SYMOySlS, ' AdUm Alerlston. a farrner’a Bon,, articled to a solicitor, makes a brave • . but unsuccessful attempt to thwart ” three thieves Th a I'bak^natchhig- raid” 'The bag was torn frojtn the hands Os a ' girl who explains .ttiap it^ontains .the day’s takings: of her. father s ; shop, . He attempts to tracH the thleveB.ariO reaches an old:- warehouse, AfeM . enters the - building while the girl watchpa; the 'door. Suddenly he h^axe- footsteps. .’ ' ' "~"'‘'*“~'Th’d"'Mi8th''”turn84-'out— • to»«--bo—-Adam-»a «''* empibyer^CO.rviile' psrkini., ■ 1 Adam, »ri his private hours experl- meritu With short-wave- wifelees. , I Walking homeward, Adani Is nearly l . /run down by~a large swift car. He calls on Priscilla JJorval. / Her father, recounts the history or / five antique chairs he possesses. '/ • ' -reAdamreflected-that,_afterreall,the • repercussions of the Hagar case ' were likely to prove as astounding as his friend, the barrister’s clerk, bpd .promised him. That fellow kjnew . something of what went on' behind the scenes, without a doubt. Meanwhile, under the instructions of Mr, Corvijle Perkin,, the big house /at/Mensbffdge ‘ jwai cl°s.6d> H*® ' fiervants'■ were dismissed, with the exception of the hunch-backed chauf­ feur; whom he retained in the role of caretaker. ■ . Adam gained some . further light "on the Montada“affair.onb/^ky, when he ran across‘the sharp-faced bar- zrister’fl clerk,’ Meorpham. t|) . "Busy?.” .-.The sharp-faced one; in- . terrupted his cough sufficiently' to make the habitual/enquiry. . ‘.‘Crowded, out,”"* answered Adam equally to formula. • ■* The bthef liad“ihis cOugh.~ out. “Not much use asking you nowadays if there is anything coming bur way. It ville Jj’erklri sends and|her brijpf to my bloke, eh?” he- said at last. . ‘‘Why non' /You’ve always had a good share of our work, haven’t ■ ■■■?\ you?” ; I..“True;, but .that was before we up- . I ■ fiet the schemes; of his precious I y Montada. You don’t think' there’s any chance of his'forgiving uBJthat, . tC’ do-you,? Not, that we ought to care.. ' ;; in official quarters over that, l ean ,n\/. .Wlou. ; /~T ■ > •| \ “You see* we happened to know— -\pever mind how—that they were an- ^M^us^o^eL-ariline-^n^the^lighter- =j£ei—got^to^know^—aJot^oC-queefc thingSydn. the course Of a month, I you..Actuallywedidyour blqke a bit of good too, If he only liszed it, for naturally anyone ould think he was responsible for ihe llne we took, and that ought to o a,Tong way towards clearing him ' ip the eyes of the. police from any .-ftjSpicion of complicity in the Mon-- j ,‘T- don’t; see how. the -question of nlieity^-^CE&nsg^TSii^X^onTuIffiify-’fl' 'I , Some extracts Deaths by Cancer In Recent Years Show an Increase ’ Advance in . Treatment But Great Deal Remains to Be ''Done in Canadian Research cognized this arid discontinued, your training* The ideal nurse needs to be well-controlled, able to keep her head in emergencies, arid at the same time be sympathetic and kindly. You do have the latter traits, but certain­ ly would not show at your best dur­ ing tense moments.- . \ l You are indepehdent, in the sense I that you are chary of.accepting the relp of others. Arid you have a. good regard for ofder. and neatness arid^ are 'bafeful~aboiff"detaiIs.?‘Air In- all," yoli should do. fairly well at your of- ' flee work, and be far happier than |in the occupation of nursing. . < Mr.-A.G.T. : Ydu have'a fairly nor­ mal nature, with a slight leaning to- ----1 "<7" ■ ‘ .. wards ardour, but are by no means night, no matter how many .hours^ o I intentionally emotional. Your sense -of-judgement-isz-well-tp-the-iore.—dnd- as a jrule will prevent you from doing anything tod. impetuously. , — TYouare^-perhapsj—too—prone“~~to_ the future a little cyncially, Without’that faith and ambition that a young man like you should have. Be. more definitely ambitious; make your plans for the future, and then get down to brass tacks t.o try and realize them. . Mr. Your girl friend , is af* .oxettime_thriyJiM.,ac.c.o.mpJLsh^d^^_The^ work went on and there, seemed to be little suspicion among the clerks that they /were on the verge of a scandal that wo'uld destroy the bus­ iness. Only Mr. Brewster 'seemed worried, though it was impossible to get him to say anything. Probably he had better Sources of information than the rest of the staff. So far the only effect of the gratitude evinced by, the barrister’s. • sharp-faced, clerk was that Adam had become, next to Mr. BreWster, the most harassed -inan- in-th.e.._wJiole .office. i.......______ _ UNJUSTLY ACCUSED. ' . ^^at^4here"~was-~a---8ense-of--^gr^ tude even among the least likely of men was further confirmed when; a few days later Adain. walking "down Hayrie Street on his way to the col­ lege, encountered. Mrs. Hagar. She had evidently been waiting in the "hbpe^of^waylayin’g Eirii, Tor’Tlie step­ ped into his path as he approached and put a timid hand on his arm.. “If you can spare a few minutes to come with an old woman,” she be- gari mysteriously, “there’s someone aa would be glad to: see ypu, some- ume^S—i^gxateful-^riL_al.L_yJau-_dxixi-e-.. -for-hiim—-~r-—. icfi^ly-K^i^wbM^^heri'-it!?§™;a~icas'e-*,6'F ’/the relation between solicitof and client.” ' 1,1 ~/avieopham--Stopped.^cb.ughing_a_jiio^ r merit, apparently in order to deliver !HI solemn wink., "You may be ■ a k» greenhorn,; mister,” he said sage- rly^ ‘'and on the other hand you may zWot; but if I- Were you, I don’t think I’d bein a hurry to stick to Mr. Cot- ▼ille Perkin. If you ask me, and ' > . . .. • ■• . -tered—a’fheavil^Vu^HraBi*nF’^with«-®*a’’ broad face that might have belong- i~ed’4o;"ar/mkctehattered™pug^ from his chair )and advanced- hold­ ing out a big gnarled hand. * / T—;'‘Mr._llaga.iL?lL/Adainsai(l as he took the hand. _ - The man stared at him’ a while, gulped awkwardly and then said as,, if With an effort: ’ “Hagar’s my riaine all right.” / After this he relapsed into sil­ ence, though. his screwed-up features might have given the impression that he was making. a violent search fori appropriate words. . .- < ./ ——‘-^t-^^V-J0r-’~-hegged—the—ff-oiaaB,-; ^^^iveziHagarl-time ;f or—^his’^woSds: i,re=^buti > have YOUR \Ottawa. — The following figures will indicate quite clearly the rapi­ dity with which, cancer1 is increas­ ing in Canada. The death-rate per 100,000 -of populaton from 1926 td 1933,'the last year for whirih statis­ tics are available, was as ‘follows;-’ 1926, 81; 1927, 83 ; 1928,. 88 ; . 1929, 9.Q; 1930, 91; 1931, 924;.1932, 95.5; 1933, 100. ■ . ' This rapid ■■ increase......'in...i..caricM; ' death-rate applies ■ to all civilized Let The Simshine In 1 The, spring sunshi.ne i$ worth a lot to you, and should be epteF*4-hro.ugh-the-widqw^s as-^^Fas- the dboyb. Take -a sun, bath through the window a.8 much and as often as “you can. It will do you a. world of good. Bask in it and sit in it, and let it trickle down your back. Take the March rays this way and you will fit yourself for the coming fever or lassitude. Try this treat- ntent and you wilt probably be ready for Tlhe garden-work when it arriv­ es, for you will arrive to meet it. ,1 orcal bottle of 24 or Wst iny druigijt’s. DOES NOT HARM THE HEART An Aspirin tablet starts disinte­ grating as soon as it touches moisture. That means that Aspirin starts •‘taking hold**. . . eases even a bad head ache,-neuritis or rheumatic pain almost instantly. And Aspirin is sa/e. .Doctors prescribe it* For Aspirin does xi^o/ harm the heart. . Be sure to look for the naxne Bayer the form of a cross on every » - AspiruK, tableL-^spfrM^is-made-jinT- Canada dnd all druggists have it. Demand and Get A SPIRIN TRADEMARK Aegistereo in canaqa ’ A SAFE 25c,r35c(tube),5Ocj?H tesiie No* 13 are markedly all couri- Some countries, in recogni- Mount Royal Hotel Montreal Located in thevhearrCrf the city —-less than. 10 minuLesL-iwalk from all depots, a few minutes' Walk to retail stores, theatres and ’"points’ of interest. Write, wire or telephone for reservations. J. Alderlc Raymond', ■ * 'President., --,• V'prnon Q. Cardy, ,. Managing, Director. "Toronto- Actress - - ^l^ Score^^^^^ London, "Eng. -— Elaine . Twistl'Hcrni’ - ______________ ____________Wodson, brilliant young Toronto actress, secured another success on the -Lon- don stage last; week in the . revival of ‘‘Happy and Lllorious” by Wilfred ' Walter. - ' ■? ' 1 Miss Wodsoi _ _ . . qualified praise^ of .London critics Jor ____________ \ She was commended i r -$ ■ t again for an unusual role. ‘‘Happy 'and Glorious4’..usr..described...as..., a' :m~ tjF __I .... HH___> a number of....treatment peijtres. . At 'Btoickhdlffi," the Swedish Govern-, ment has built a'Cancer Institute, which 'Is recognized as a model for the rest of the world. To this in­ stitute, patients are brought from • all parts of Sweden for treatment.. The Government pays for the trans­ portation of the patients and pro­ vides treatment free of charge, ^heiinecessary.^The^radium^used, in *that institute Is also provided by ’-t-he'™Gov‘er-nments~’—--Thig---instltution has been operating for some years and it is interesting to briefly scan _the results arrived at. / ..___/ ’J CRACKED SKIN RED KNUCKLES SPLIT CUTICLE PREVENT CHAPPED ROUGH HANDS- apply Night arid Morning I -■ ■ - 1'■ her ^performance \in “Alien Corn” at Christmastide. 1 * tad earned the un- Tcerit. of 200, cancers of the skin df -the-face^68^-per cent. of 66 lip can*- cers; 62 per cent, of 113 cancers of the mouth; ‘. 22.4 per cent, of 500 cases of. cancer of the neck of the womb; 43 per, cent, of 46 .cases of canoer of the body of the womb. -All of these "cases wpre, what Is, known as' five-year-old Cures, that is" •tri^Ksy, '7£onqy &j4!mond CREAM hkve made- a mistake,” he said.. "I ain't made no . mistake,”' she answered. '' * ”';"He~s'tni tried..th get away, hOWT ever. "I don’t think I can spare the time now, Mrs. Hegar,’’ he answer­ ed? / „ . ‘ "Make, time,’,’ she'wheedle^ “Him as wants to have a talk with you aih’t of much account, but he’s grate­ ful, and happen he. might be able to do j$>u bit of good. He knows a deal more than he’ll ever let not being over. brilliant with tongue, and he wants to see you ticular.” Adam-glanced at his watch. * The woman, as usual, had won. 'Five' minutes each* way’ll, do it, and you don’t need; to stay more he’s a thinker; '-Hagar is.” (To be Continued.)* Careful Kitchen ■ Practices Prevent Spread Of Colds £t-Wd=eKaraBt'er^^pl^y! ' “Her acting .never ^IdSt^its delicate certainty,” said \t^e Morning Post. | ““Her'"success" was Frriumphant, and j j-five --y^ygr^ter -treatment. t-licy^come= IT to ~the T Radium . Institute jat Stoc^ holm,, there are five-year cures in 38.5 per^-cent., of all cases and this, 'Is'almost” entirely due to the use of radium. Norway , and 'Denmark,, are > almost equal to Sweden In their fa­ cilities for treating cancer.. INCREASING RADIUM SUPPLIES., Everywhere efforts are being made to increase available supplies of ra­ dium and provide expert treatment • for all cancer patients. 'During' the past three years,, rapid advance has beefi made In Canada — diagnostic centres and clinics have been estab­ lished arid the athount of, radium in­ creased—but a great deal more re- malns ta be done.; The fact must be emphasized again and again that treatment of cancer, if it is to be successful,, whether it takes the form of surgical excision, the cautery, ra­ diurn or X-ray, must be undertaken early and It must be reiterated that an* < essential part of the campaign against cancer consists In the edu­ cation and intelligent Co-op<?ratil>n of t^e public, so, that early diagnosis » ob- Dr.Wernet’s jelo_wjeleiu_„ Grips plates So firmly and snugly they can’t slip—you .never know you have . false teeth. Dr. Wernet’e Powder is pleasant and never causes soreness—- it is the world’s largest ,. seller—prescribed by leading dentists—-costs ; but little but blissful 'comfort is yours all day lorigL , 1 complete.” ’ • 'NV The Daily Mail’s^, critic declared j “it is a complim(ent\ w undoubted talent that kshe triumphs in a play that woujd, test t[he most experienced actress?* 1 ' * - OurLeadiijgLighti . (In th« course/ of a- recent lecture in; astronomy it was sug- geeted that . ^wh-dwellenr of. today did not,/get. io clear a view of the stars as did their "forerunners of a; generation ago because of the improved lighting arrangements for city streets. ) , .«• Papa, in Queen V Gloria'a day, ' Cetuld frequently detect Oriwi; . Apd Charbee Wain, or Milky Way. . He erften had Ms eagle eye «m, But n4r» offspring, bathed In _ ■' _ ’ / ■ -Fmm w/re eotietella- tiwss, ' -—... <4 the tf-ztry rutfrit,'. ’ ■■ ■ ■' | ii ,-«?■*e a .? Tf/Ap, yt a/. ■ V/Z • t »* if. 9) I; i}\Miss Wodson’g DRWfeRNrf POWDER * fewhomrimo • jMNVMFlAVr • Sniffling Cook Should .Wear Mask as Guard Against In­ fecting Family. - There axe laws to keep people with colds from spreading germ|j in kitchens where food is cooked for the public, but the„ home ‘ kitchen and pantry are more or less at the mercy of‘ the elements, or at least, the housekeepter’8 wisdom arid caw- tion. Of course, it's usually impoaaible for the woman who, does her own work and has “just a cold” to keep out of the kitohen.' The. hungry ones must be fed-. But if women will take the simple pseeautfoa of' ___ ______ covering the nose krid mouth urlth and'as they en-is^ral thickneeaes eWeecloth-T- j mask fa«jion—while '■ baking -jjand cooking* she can- kate-g-wAFd the • | p^eeihua- health' of her family. ■ The silver dlahea. ®ted by any­ body who ha* a.'&oM he wr- e?'0 wfxh. WKiig and. 'aiTowed. %■' staM at**'^ve ■siiii’U'tea.' betiove’ w& 4^.. 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