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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-12-10, Page 8TtiE ORIRINAE IND ONLY d ENUINE 13KWARK OF IMITA- TIONS SOLD ON THE MERITS Or IINIRD'S LINIIENT Great nays 'Do you always go In for Shake- Masere• miss'." • dresser asked a well !Mown actress. "OL, no." replied the actress; "some limes 1 play modern pieces. The dresser nodded her head ap- provingly as she exclaimed. "Ib you mow' But 1 suppose you act In •hsEesnear • when you can't get nought else to do' Now 1 should like to see you In a real good play like 'Woman and Wine."' How Could He They were arguing about the deceit- fulness of women. and she retaliated by citing the instances of men de - Delving their wives. suppose," Bald he. "that You hold that a man should uever uetxn a .•. tetter "Oh. no," she smiled back at him; '1 shouldn't go so far so thst. How *mold It be possible for the average loam to got • wife V he didn't deceive tart' BOOKBINDING MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS and LIBRARIES bound or repaired. .*OLD LETTERING '' on LEATHER GOODS UI wdw.• o0ct1177 0tuodod to on leaving arm .c TH SIONAL, Ood.rleh, A. E. TAYLOR. theATY0RD, One MEDICAL UK, (iEO. HhSILEMANN, OSTE- PATit. rpect.11.t In wumeo . sob chtl areo's driesess, scute. Abronlc, sud nervous dl.- reen e o odltiiooc. 1Mos North +meete. t third doer from the Somers. Uoderich. 1 IR F. J. R. FOILISTEK—EYE, EAR. ., woe sad throat only. Home ~alma. • .w York Upktbalmlc and Aarwl Institute. Mutual .tww.• Ear. Nome and 1 hroat HOSOIIO . tl,rlden tieraartee.�•ud Moorefield Kyr Hospital. London. knalasd. Oleos, S) S. Waterloo Street, !tuwtIord. owillN Knox Charas. Moen 9. •. is e,s% x ie 1p. m.. t togR m. T.&.oboa. WH. AND MINNi1S M. GREER, 1■ U. C.. Chiropractor.., ignite and nerve rpsc1.lt.t.i. Chiropractic to Me science that eyees without drug. or knife. Fres texomina- NOW over shammies .Urn en YAM sa0ot Phhooe ]UL e more. (-4wa. Yuan LEGAL PROUDFOOT, KILLORAN & PROUDYIOT BAKRRIS] ERS, SOLICITURS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, ETC. Ode on the Nome, .eoond door from Ham - iltoa street. Uodericb. r•rivate funds to loan at lowest ratan. W. Pao:DIVOT. K.C. J. L. KittoaAN W. PMovnroor, J a. 8•RRI C. HAYS t *HAMSTER. . �bOTARY PUOdes-Sterling Hank Block, Hamilton S -feet Godericb- Telephone SS. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. L( G. CAMERON. K. C. BARRIS- In. TER, solidtor, notary pubIlC• Udoss- Ilamllton Strut. Uuderlch. third door Emu -Squire. LARLEB GARROW, LL.B.; BAR. Rilfriflr000ey leo �~ to ad et lowest Lowrat.'attorney, solkdtor. . CSEAGER, BARRISTER, SOL- .Maur. Notary ems'°Cop i� AUCTIONEER. THOMAS GUNDKY AUCTION KKR Bos «l, Bedeck:h. All la.tructiosi by mall 1 lett atYom.e w .11 be promptly .t- nded to. j er..W telct boor, 114 CM[ ONE 'Wry owe. aN mat N01 NEVER • f) (um fosu.sv GO Noma i10 F Mit.le33 4414 des i0•e. r .res r��«re •IXtar . ase.11 cusum •••••115. .5. ,•0s Domestic Goode Time to Change '$awry, here's a hair on your ,coat". VOL my dear. 11's one of yours!'. "But It is a blonde and my hair U. "1 know dear, but you must rases - her 1 haven't warn this coat before ha month." In Furniture Business Two Bohomlong at • cafe. "What happened to you, old chap! Did you get a sltuatiot"' "Oh. I've left journalism and gone into trade I'm now in the furniture business •' "And have you sold any!" "Yes, my own." INSURANCE, LOANS, BTC. 1 Icai UJUU P Rai. V pWg) ter MUU.IATU IiWN. Barriner muumuu street. liedsrbb. I ,1 Wt Ii. ROBERTSON. t a INSU1tANcL' AGI ENT , rtaa.ND LIeMTHINH: British.Cauadiau aunt American. lllnaNw! aOl) ►Y►Ipos s iAaa1L . ITT : I be liie'..n AW.dent and U%acWtor i ,;orpur.uoii{ t..no.ad- of l.00du.•, Eng. b-.uakITT aNUtSIa01..k4 rkk hloOus: The U.s. 1•al0lltraod 1.•..i.o.lr..%waup0rty. Odor at rendri,w. oUrtiseaft punier 01 rho • t ,ria sud elk. Ua. d'• et Meta '111•000 116 Reminiscence Lady Aof the House t to tramp) : "Here are some very nice crusts trimmed •off when I was making sand er Whim' Tramp. "No. thank ye, mum, dey reminds me too much of de cause 01 me olpwnfall—margins." 1 cK11.1.GY MIJ1LAL Filth 1N 1 • l i, e U K A. l' A n' U. -Mars 0.141 a wlat.d ..vs .4v iertr mammal. Ota.w-J. B. al i.rwn, fres, assfortk 1'.u.. 14e, •-iusndly, `rs..tre-. thedertna P. U-_ • )„...1„, tier •• .e.e..- 3 hem.. loalortb 1•. 4 ..tar 1). P' '4dJa tIerieeer. afu.tb t s..' G . Grieve, Winthrop : W Ib nem t$ i,, t -wets r ce Jobs Bs.newsls, rsrodh•gen; Ja.,..'. aveee I ge.thwoo.• : Robert Ferris, Merlon t : Mal . Malwea lewd ld. Amato: J. w, 1w, HoMmovul•; K, S,u.u. H•ri o. k ; tb'Ibhwm Ubssey, Oeuorth ; E. Itllsobiey..cafe .J-. Polley -bolds.. ca. ps ) sao•atmas•31 00.3 INP Mott .►sleds nc..paa9I a. d J. MorrW s 1 lotbluVV atore.Lllntot., or at It i H. Catt's Uroicry. Itls.itato0.trwN. Uoderse0 SALVAGE LICINSILS WALTER E. KELLY, J.P.. AOI►ERiIH. ONT. MIME or MAaatABl WCICNBie TW. MEDD ACHUItN, ONTARIO. MERCHANT TAIL•JR arra ISSUER O/ MAIUtIAOE LICENSES -- - f M: (_calci, Dnolowee•4k/T .S1 AAleesd 'How do you like !lases by mail.'' Inked tb• shy rocas lama who had pare.Lpost..d her • largo bila of eaady. "11 all depends on the spdHag t'1 !Si* Wt word." replied the emir damsel, j Med four skates atter that k. wan 11M•/arias her linger for the ruka. .1 r >1 . t • 1 • . . THE Bi000 IS THE umffs Rmt sam How Careful Mothers Can Put up Dainty Meals Fer Children STREAM Of LIFE Pure Blood Is Absolutely Necessary To Health 11 FRUIT -A -TIMES" PURIFIES These Wonderful Tablets, Made of Fruit Juices, Are The Best Of All Tonics To Purify And Enrich The Blood. Pure, tick blood can flow only in a clean body. Now. a clean body is one in which the waste matter is regularly and naturally eliminated from the system. The blood cannot be pure when the skin action is weak, when the stdmacb does not digest the food properly, when the bowels do not move regularly, when the kidneys are strained or overworked. Pure blood is the result of perfect health and harmony of stomach, Iver, bowels, kidneys and akin. "Fruit-a-tives", by their wonderful action on all these organs. keeps the whole system as clean se Nature in- tended our bodies to be clean. "Fruit-a-tives" tones up, invigo- rates, strengthens, purifies, cleans and gases pure, rich, clean blood that is, in truth, the stream of life. „Prnit-a-Lives" is sold by all dales at sec. • box. 6 for $2.so trial size 25c. or sent postpaid on receipt of pnce by Pryit-a-lives Limited, Ottawa. RECIPES WORTH WHILE S Quick Flannel Cakes Beat two eggs very light Stir them tato one pint of sour milk Add slow- ly one teaspoon of soda. a little salt sad flour enough to mak.• a then hat ter. Bake on hot griddie and sere with hooey. Pork Soup Stock Roast pork bones will mak'- an ex .spent brown soup stock. Itt move aL tat from banes. Add gravy- '1 an) was left. Add .one quart of cold wste: one bay leaf. a bit of sage and one dove of garlic, Boil slowly one hour and strain. Cut cold boiled macaroni into small pins. Add to sotto .tock.. Heat hot ar.d serve Potato Pancakes Peel six powtoe. and allow to Boat in cold water four hours. Grate them and allow to drain ten minutes. To every pint o'. grated potato allow one-half teaspoon of salt un.' tube spoon of tlo.:r a little pepper. IlenN this all together Fold in two web bcatam eggs Drop by spoonfuls. or a hot buttered griddle or xspitor R1sro, browning on both .sides. to table at once wlt'b apple Jelly. Brophey Bros GUDERIOH The Leading Fuserai Directors aad Embalmers • UTd.t-a carefully attended to et •11 bourn. night or day. Dear Old ?Asada dbaleld did segaatstaaes be thl#t .Aad sever brought to 'low? MS ea year Ut '--eemetlsss thorn salad ♦ leech fame•. -•er *U4► A - • MacEwan Estale exclusive agents for SCRANTON COAL for l:n.derich and DistrictDistrict E Egg Coal, $7.75 Stove and Chestnut, //�a $-. oo per ton BEST (DAi. MINEi) Any gnantity (hest all Maple 141.h.. Mixed Wood, Hemlock and Kindling it'-'l.tr .,r t'tne.) TELEPHONES, office qg render, a 21068 Boxes, palls or baskets, whichever the chlldreu'. lunch 1s packed in. should be thoroughly aired •very night to keep them clean and odorless. As paraffin or waxed paper is In- dispensable. it is well to lay in a good supply; this may be purchased by the pound from any stationer Every article In lila- box should be wrapped in waxed paper to keep the luncheon neat and dainty. Paper drinking cups which may be bought by the doses, or an aluminum one for ten tents, should always De packed is the lunch box. The child who is daintily provided for at home is sure to be clean and dainty in her ways, and it la • great mistake not to accustom a child to clean and fas- tidious habits A small thermos bottle or a Jelly glass with • tight cover should be Included for liqulds- A dosen or two of paper napkins and the outfit is complete. Try to vary- the menu slightly every day. Th1 can easily be done in the filling of the sandwiches. Sand- wiches offer a splendid opportunity for using up leftover meat and vege- tables. and often the day's sandwiches are determined by the leftover. In the larder, but remember that there are fillings which appeal eepectally to children and give them those for a change when possible. Brown bread spread with maple or brown sugar. white bread sandwiches filled wtth butter and sugar sauce. marmalade. Jelly, apple butter. date butter. or peanut butter, make a wel- come change. Whole wheat bread is especially nourishing sud wholesome, and sand- wiches made of this are delicious spread with orange marmalade Beside the sandwiches there should be some other good cold meats, nt' meat loaf, potato chip.. frtlt. hard boiled eggs. or a thermos bottle of soup Then the dessert. This should be simple and wholesome—ginger- bread, sponge. or some other nutri- tious cake or custard. rice pudding. blanc -mange. fruit Jellies. or stewed traits put a:I in a jelly glass And above all, whatever you have for the child, be sure there Is enough of it. Do not forget that children need food for growth. The needs of a growtng child cannot be satisfied by a luncheon that may be sufficient for a grown person. • 1 - w 11 I 1 I As hard S • That's the way to keep your Masdrs - Supple and Strong. British Army Liniment Stands in a dam by itself as a remedy for Stiffness, Rheumatism. SwelWlg% Wounds, Sprains. Net calsis. am. &c. Yee rrrY Maur. Mn s bob. IleseA Army Items r aka here. 11 row fremebeeeee_ hart gel N. uta. h The Turtwr Co Limited 7..s..• i MARTYRS TO BEAUTY Fernald Loveliness May be Acquired H Not Bestowed by Nature A famous man said recently that women were never as attractive as now in the history of the world. And never did the average woman think so much of her appearance or practice so many artificial beautify- ing methods as at present. Straightening the tines of the nose. is an operation that is done every day, and injecting paraBine to fill out the cheeks is also done etery day in the surgical beauty parlor. A minute piece of akin is taken from the forehead just over the eye- brows so that they are elevated. This L supposed to give a calm ex- pression. • Every woman who patronises the masseuse will' stand to be mauled and hammered if she thinks her chin is doubling. Many women sit with their feet In very hot water every night for Moen mtsetes, as that is supposed to draw the Mood down from a red nose. ' \t-ige and -&lie -halt.of-entry hue and powders of as many colors as the ladisn squaw used add to the attractiveness of the modern beauty and the awful "skinning operation" 1e done day after day In the big clues. This is so painful that most women are kept under the Influence of opiates for a few days until the new skin be- gins to form. HINTS FOR HOUSEWIVES • Osseo( the most danger- er and repa`ive Joan. of Eli! ay Disse.e ie oPsy for which Dodd's 'Missy Pills are the only certain cure. In Dropsy She Kid- neys are actually dewesed eft, and the water, which should be expelled in the form of urine, flows back and lodges in the cells of. the Brsh and puffs out the ekm . Rernove the filth which plugs up the drain. Restore the Kidney. to health. There 1. only one Kidney Medicine DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS li 'Ats BELTING PACKING HOSE MATS THE DUNLOP LINE HEELS TILING GENERAL RUBBER SPECIALTIES if sllter Is to he stored away for some time, pack It with dry flour. It will remain untarnished When making coffee sprinkle a little salt on the coffee before pour - Ing on boiling water. and the flavor will be wonderfully improved. To keep cheese for some time, and prevent 1t becoming mouldy or dry, wrap It up In a cloth damped with vinegar and keep 1t In a dish To prevent the skin from dtscolor- Ing after a fall or blow, take a 1111?. dry starch. moisten It with cold water. and lay 1t on the Injured part Frnst totter vegetables should be *risked in Boil water for one hour before '.n'llnr A Mere a saltpetre should be added to tI'. water is which they are rooked When meeting a fruit pie do not put the auger on the top trader the muse but met tt wttb the fruit below. other- wise it makes the crust heavy and 1s more Mahle to boll out Needles and ntna will never rust In • cushion filled with eni.e ground.. Rinne the «round• In eold water. spread on • sheet of moor to dry thoroughly. sad then staff the cushion. lluraiyptus nil will remove green* • tains from any kind of material wtth- out injuring It. Apply a little of the oft with • clean piece M flannel. and rub the material gently until the stains disappear To make glassware glisten, wash() the glass and rinse to hot water, then phrase tato eold water into whirls a handful of starch has been dissolved Train the glsI•ware of towels until perfectly dry, Hien polish with a dry cloth A atingle method of matter iree- way* greet against t is to heat 1t until ft fa ahem,hot. and then uh k bsover with Inwood ell This makes a varnish inchfinlike or- dinary paint or enamel, doss not chip off Moth heavy coke 1s the result of the oven door not being OMNI ss twit+ so poNbla. 4 ,• Six Kinds of Love mouse QT'S VIEWS 0I4 GE Thinks Young People Should Live in Sarre House Per a Time to Study Meme Other Mrs. Havelock Ellis, one of the foremost feminists of the world, and author of "Kits Woman," "Three Modern deers" and "The Imperishable I Wing..' is very incidentally the wife of the famous investigator of "The Psychology of flex." lithe bas been married to Have'ock Ellis for twenty- three years and the union of Utaw celebrated persons Is regarded b7 those who know them as the stroogeot possible argument for the permaneasw of -romantic love. An laarestt*g detail of their domes- tic life is that Mrs. Mitis has • cot- tage of her own 1n Cornwall while Mr. EIIL maintains a Sat tor himself in London, so that the most devoted married couple on earth do not reeky Hyo together In the sense that most married persons do. "There are weeks when we do sot sysn see each other," Mrs. Kills oon- aded to an interviewer "1 pmol imagine that two psnons can lira tog*her 365 days of the year for • HteUme without becoming horribly bored. If I had never been separated Wood For Sale emoisTiNdrinCri 'Iwo (knead and err. fee ibiesedia,e It "dims adWI4 hick.. Mae.'.., is �t e'jw Iae. a tM mord sad tkres length, w l4 feaar, W. give aeon 0001113.. sod y7ahtonoow34sdd.s.1" are sedtarjDetta itNouerr prkewwu7 rd. promptly 0.4. 5.ttsfatlosu W. save you the t•tdd►ya0 , Dreat. W. HILL & SON BBNMILLIK Rursa Phone 6 r 8. Clinton School of Commerce Are 11011 *Wag the seat use of you taaltt.s while yon hove them, 1te mew whet your walk In lite our, leottj teed, • thorough bu.rnses way to obtain (Art W to anus& exp.rteeee. vita pee wen ohtaln at tie chutes at=Lew trebling nwets tiro al� . of the e 9 lastslled the Slim Actual Oda keepl•g, the M the only wbiit uIre a. canoet. )1'hs lw Sy,tetu pet flee ae tsae.act bare �.► When ao Bit..9 atm endue IArrie 1 school to take a situation h to l asst the ram, • swag from ogled' nation to aouoh.r Whs. a teal office aspartame. Beside. U.t. budne.* course the 1534.001, of Oommem oder. the • course.. Supography tooth Grog. and • t Ty pewril bet, ..Lc.iraphy and 4* the Civil nervi.-. Y:x an... Again for tape 01.1ely wt.h to Improve their emeeeties •t>wr'tal Farmer•' a our. U ...troducsd as • winter moat*. The ( Ilnton School of Corn,uer.e tare tiarlll.r.. to 'graduate*. The .rh• Sept. let. hut you may enter any that ,Owes who cant attend •cbool. w* give a ouch up-to-date cor'e'r na.drnce ooerm ut..l,. Mir B. 7. Ward. B. 1.. the I'rtucipal wtl &mimed by expert and experienced nut Fur lnfoi mama write us or call u the and taros t It feu voursslf. CHARLOTTE P. GILMAN According to Mrs Charlotte Per- klas Gilman. the noted writer and >alstntst, there are six kinds of love. --aye-oauseratee them in this order: Gratitude for benefits received; friend' shlp• based on sympathy; admiration which represents a sort of adoration or worship. usage. including love of home and country, and sex attraction, which merges Into the greatest of all loves, and benevolence, which desires to serve and do good. As a Wonsan Thinks If you are "too good." be sure you are not good enough• lie glad of criticism. It you escape 1t you are not worth considering. Why waste a minute of to -day look- ing for the hour you Inst yesterday! At woman L adorable sometimes. lovable frequently, changeable often, dangerous always. The only man who never makes a tool of himself is • tool. A Um may mean nothing, some- thing. or anything A deathbed repentance is oL no earthly use To Clean the Walla A mop of cheese cloth strips, an Inch and a half wide and eight Inches long made fast to • light handle is the best thing for keeping a papered wall clean Brush the paper well with 1t twice a month Every spring and tall mix corn. starch. whiting. and powdered f ell r,s earth to equal parte. dip the mop into the powder. and rub walla and ceiling well with It Then shake all powder from the mop, cover It with a damp Banast- Go all over the wall again, wiping la leas straight strokes. WHEN BUYIMGYEAST INSIST ON HAVING THIS PACKAGE ROYAL DICUNL T: ST MRS. HAVELOCK ELLIS from my husband I feel sure that I could not write him the romantic love letters that 1 do." "What do you consider the most important demand of the woman movement'" was asked "The economic independence of women," she replied. "Until love L freed from the obligsUon of support n o man can know that he is loved for himself, no woman can be sure of the disinterestedness of her affec- tions. 1 believe, of course. that 00037 Man should support his child up to the age •of 21. "But love must be freed from com- mercialism. And in order to do this we shall have to try many experi- ments. One of the experiments I pro- pose I call a novitiate of marriage. I don't use the expression novitiate as equivalent to trial marriage. it two people were to inhabit the same house. the man living wtth the girl's family for only a year, It would b. impossible. to conceal small habits. pecutaritles and moods which some- times play as great havoc with mar- l -tags as vice Itself. Such an export- htent, a npvltlate for marriage. would tend to diminish the magnetic attrac- tion between a man and a woman which hypnotizes their reason " HEALTHY HOUSES '• Disease History" of Residences PhouId be Studied by Tenants A healthy house L a first aid to healthy occupants. A study of the history of houses might well be added to the curriculum of preparation which a married couple who move about might undergo. One thought about the matter will show the tmportaoee of It. A con- sumptive lives in • room or • Morse perhaps years, unUb he dies. lis may have been very careful. More 1ltele he was not at all careful. A scarlet fever patient or diph- theria patient may have died In • house. Perhaps the family fumigated after the disease. More likely they moved out 10 n hurry and did not lake the trouble. In any of the.* ,aRes the germ may easily have hidden Itself away only to come to light' wben the ste=t eves - pant or oeempans of tire house proved ready reetpleots A healthy person living to an in- sanitary 'house w111 very Ilkely grow less and less able to resist disease, although the house Itself may not . breed the germ.. However you look at the matter, It L worth while to study the history of a house you are about to tak•Nt. 1■ it insanitary' I. 1t well velttll8tgfi? Is It open to the sunlight sad tke f air? I. It built on high greyed? o were Its occupants prevlonsty? the house well cleaned and fumlgsted atter they left' If every house nether and Mart - /wet owner would thoroughly cleanse 313*)property before he offered It for i Hb` again, the blistery et houses I would not be oath an Important 1 ltudy, and tae lite of renters weeid 1 be twice W safe. To Clean a Percolator ; When the perforations in • pared i Istor become clogged, the roue* re- quires more time to cook and is apt to be muddy Inciting Use a teaspoon- ful of oxalic Reid crystals to • pant 01 watts. and let It percolate about 1M •hetes Then clean with a stiff vial toe or any gritty sebeteass Sabot be toed en sauslaSs, 1e a ached with a continental repave, (toa foe high grade work and forth, w e.ese Or its graduates. a rrhool with superior 005re.. sod instructora sur glue lndtyidtW attention In roomer cial. Shorthand sad Telegraphy Ire partmenta Wiry attend else.31.,e wheat then 1* room here, You say enter at any Uma Write for our late free catalogue, D. A. McLACHLAN Principal. WINTER SESSION Opens January 4th In all Jepartstents of the ('FNTRAL BUSINESS COL LEO E. Yong* and.3.rtard Streets. Tor onto. Our Catalogue 'expiator sur rsp.Horlty In Kqueptsieot, Staff Mirk' ods and Result s. Yon are hilted 1. writs for it If Interested in the kinds( school wo-k which bringg, beat aueoe* Address W. H SHAW, President Detroit Conservatory of Music Founded Is 1274. Acknowledged by the leading musicians of Eur"p, ■ 0d America to be one of the fore- most Inatltutlons of Its kind M America. Degrees of Bacheter d Wslc and Doctor of Music cont. -Cyd K'sery Branch Taughtfut7. thoroughlyskilled Instructors. Public hool Moate and Drs`Ina Academic Department ) Pupil. renetved daily. Year boot. on req.9Nt. Addrer James H. BBII, Secretary, 1013 Woodward Are., Detroit Mach. TIPPERARY inscuni Each biscuit bears a purr of patriotic is - Wrest, such as Canad- ian Soldiers and troops d the other allied Union Jack Bulldog, etc.— =p in all. Their delicious flavor and golden crispness will give you a new respect for the baker. livery biscuit guana- tssd, at your grates 1 S. SUMs Weed