HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-7-26, Page 7LILY
Corn Syr
For PreservIn
Half Lily White and Half Sugar
you will have woiderfiti succes$ with your preserves if
you follow the example of the Technical Schools and
replace half the sugar With LILY WHITE Corn Syrup.
The initial saving in money may be small; but rcur
jams and jellies will keep better* will have finer
flavor, will be just the right consistency and
Will not crystallize.
LILY VITHITE,Inakes Dandy Candy
Endorsed by good houSewiVeS eVery.
where. LILY WHITE corn Syrup i4
sold by all grocers in 2, 5 and 10
lb. tins.
THE CANADA STARCH CO., LIMITER,
MONTREAL. ' aos
Btriefore9oir&oft.
Engine Driven by Sun's Rays.
The stin's rays are need to generate
aovrer in A ministure engine which
wae the subject of a recent &moil
Itration in the.I.Lneted States.
a. parabelic coppee mirror focused
he nye, on a test telha et water, the
eat c amine* steam, which in. turn
pointed the tiny engine at a high rate
Mr. Bernard Cetoseinan the inventor,
atd theft hes, enventleu could, be used
oprovideat et, I:eat, and power; or •to
perate Motor trucks:
"Cool," he added, "will before very
ong be coneldered Genvethiling:whieb.
astray cutters up the esniai
'Every coMmunity will have Its
meet -canning plant, where the sun reee
eel be caught tend concent.rated; The-
milMons of units of enemy IDOTLL the
tin which, WO now waste, while .we
ontinue to draM theearth a tts, oil
,Ad coel, will be put to we!.
' A'Business Builded by Love.
Tth,o letslauees was started during the
Greet War, ween A Tittle Italian girl,
13aey Scavine begged her mother to
buy leer a dell encl. MSthe other -little
girls- she played with lied. Her father,
an artist, was. away 'soldering, and the
mother hail no money to buy a- doll.
She would, have made may eaeriflcie- to
gratify the CAM's desire, bat louring a
doll of the conventional toy,shop type
was.cut of the question, So, Love pu
,0/1. ITS thinking cap erne solved the
prroblene : •
. The young mother wee en art stit
dent, and tad ideas, She plekedi bit,5
of f elt, and -put oit them made a new
sort .o/ doll. Thep she painted Its 'face
and dreseed gaily In fancy clothes,.
Her little daughter was delighted, and
when she Went out en lite/ Ilerk te 14417,
her playnebes, who had• expensive,
faehionably eluessed cluells, admired
hers -se much that itisy begged their
mothers to buy- them one just like it.
The remilt.was that ordens; for dolls
poured 4u GO fat Seavine ehe
very Soon hadmore than she c,ould
At the close of the war when her
painter „husband, , returned to ,their
linme in Turin he, with other artists,
beg.azi-to help her, painting the dolls
and designing new figaees.
Tithe buelness grew. and "'grew until,
as the New York Tiniet, toadebhe story,
flee dolls, began to alopea.rein the Will-
clows ,of Italy'e leading stores and in
Paris ea. the Rue -de la ,Paix. Thou
they epread to South. America and to
New York's Fifth Avenue, where they
stare ont of ,the Window with the:same
nonchalance
aa in ,Itafiy, and Francs,
Wheireehe Lend doll, as- they are celled,
is7Often, semi reclining on.e. seta or in
a cornier of a lady's motoe oar .besIde
her highbred dog. ,
To -day tthere are more than '100 did-
ferent figuree, the face, all painted by
welMenown _artists and all varying, in
exproe‘sion, but all the dolls; are un-
breakable 'entirely made •of felt, with
fluffy hair and unusual clotiree. npe
Lemke doll IS now eetreously ()mused/oral'
Italy's Important contribution to the
are of toymulalpg.
, Lore' nev-er fades. It always finds 'a
wtsty , help es over rough reads. No
problem -ie bOponcl. its, reach..
"I would send you a kiss, papa,"
mote little Lucy, who was away on a
isit, "but I have been eating onions."
OIVE OF .4 DOZEN
"QUICK" DESSERTS
Ecortomieal - Nourishing
Add milk to the contents
of a package of INVINC-
IBLE Cocoanut Pudding.
Stir, boil fofttiew.minutes
and serve. '
• Insist on
McLAREN'S INVINCIBLE
§914 by all grocers
itad by MotAll. ENS !MITA,.
Hamilton and Winnipeg. ' 16
Mintaassissannsars. amiaireassanomrsitem{
,
Left to right I—Lt,-Col. Hami/toriMedderhurn, 0,13.E., Mr. A. E. Carlyle, Sir john
Ferguson, K.B.E„ and the Rt. Hon, Lord G.C.I.E., G.C.S.I„ members of the British
Masonic Grand Lodge of England, deputed by IIis Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught
to officially represent their lodge at the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of Canada in
Toronto, and to carry greetings from the Grand. Lodge and Masonic Fraternity of England
to the Grand Lodge and Masonic Lodges of Canada,. They were recent passengers aboard
the Canadian Pacific liner "Empress of Scotland." .
HEALTH EDUCATION
BY DR: J. 'J. MIDDLETON
Provinolal Boerd of Health, Ontario
Dr. Middleton will be glad to answer questions an Public Health. mat -
tors through this column. Address hint at SPadina Helm% 81041"
Crescent, Torouto,
A. direct plain message to the pub- , I was talking to a Toronto alderman:
re often ‚carries weight when more a few days ago and he thought people
e ebonite methods of publicity fail. were just es healthy befcire tiny of
Simple statements tersely told, strike these up-to-date methods of public
the imagination.
"Hygiene can prevent more crimes hIteasltehemPsr°sPtraagnangeda.thwaetreaninatgedrinlIceadn.
thanany law," is one of these. should say 'this- vvitb the record of
Why is this message effective. Be- the Toronto Health Department so
cause it stimulates thought, and when obvious to everyone, ' Why,. the in -
Once the public begirt to think serious -1 fent mortality rate alone has been due
ly about any subject, that subject be- in half in Toronto during the past ten
comes a topic of interest, the news-; years. Typhoid fever has been Prae-
papers get hold of it and mane*, teeny abolished, coinmunicable dis-
avenues of publicity result in conse- , eases have been very much reduced
Many a man or woman on reading I pinranctuimcablleyrs'alal nPdastteheurnlizeildk. STUI 11813 gY e s-
qUence.
the remark, "Hygiene will prevent , eral surroundings have from a health
more crimes than any law," will be , standpoint been very much improved ,
" tempted to ask what the word hygiene ' and yet one of the aldermen` does not I
means. A good opening for 'education ;think that much has been done, He,
results, for hygiene is very compre- I does not know- what is going on in
. ,
Someone says that people who are
always talking about their ,ancestors
are usually like potatoes—the best
part ,of them are underground. '
Ina Ws Liniment to corns and Warts
In pulling- sleds iii. the Aretie re-
gions. the Eskimo dog will average
20 to 40 miles a day.,
FLIES In the Kitchen?
FLIBS In the Dining Room?
FLIES In the Barn or Dairy?.
FLIES or Insects ,on Cattle?
LICE or Mites on Poultry?
:113S on Plants?
THE SAPHO ,BULB SPRAYER $1.00
FM, Use. with Beebe Powder
Kilts fitent all and saves your money and tentper
'SAPRO FOWDBI? IN TINS, 25o, 50c, $1.2.5.
SA-1).HO PUFFERS, -15c.
If your dealer doesn't stock SapItO Bulb Sprayers,
orao• /ront, sending his name,
KENNEDY MFG. CO., MONTREAL
WrIto for rItculor 10
Ontorto AnOnt, Continental Solot Co., 24 AtIolohlo Et. E., Toronto ,
erve . s
,,, all nae
-,tv...ustatti neutralizes the riclutess ot
' fat foods and Makes them easier to
' digest. Mustard enables you to enjoy
\•and assimilr food Which othervvise'
would bur on the digestive organa.
CI eells' A
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hensive and includes both personal, health work. Education along health;
and community well-being and every- 'lines' is what he needs, and as soon 'as
thing that promotes this well-being. he becomes acquainted with the work
In some way, and by some manner and aims of the health department he
will be a far more useful servant of
the petmle.
Prow can hygiene prevent more
we have g.ti. ie. get health messages
across to the average, ordinary, inan
or woman. The reason for this .is
plain. There are so many neople of
this kind: There are a few higlihreWs
and a few, house -breakers and auto, -
mobile thieves, once in a while a des-
perido who will not even stop at
inurdei, but the great znajority of
people we come In contdet with from
day to day are just plain ordinar hence not so likely to commit crimes
crimes than any law? Because it
raises the standard of citizenship. It,
removes as far as possible those in-
fluences and circumstances that lead
to a low. state of, moral conscience; it
makes people more nearly normal and
people with an -average amount of
common sense. Many of these goo]
people "come from IVIissouri,".that is,
they have got to be shown. Some cir-
cumstances or experiences in their
lives have perhaps given them the im-
pression that little of good can be
done by hygiene or all that it repre-
sents. , If you -can prove to them. that
they, are, wrong --not by preaching.
serfnons, but by a few.
fectill'my, .'1360/1"" become you'r
friePtis and' 'Mpporters the good
health ;crusade. -
against society. I
Nearly every criminal exainined
has had little or, no training from a
hygienic standpoint. Their upbrihg-1
ing has been, it fault. They have not
had the advantages of discipline in the
home; they have grown up like weeds
and developed bad habits and a bed
outlook on life.
Hygiene tends to remove all infl-
encos that will pi...event a 'man or wo-
man front jcadiree normal, healthy
life. It is one of the finest. words in
the. alphabet.
EASY TRICKS
No. 3£1
The Mysterious Squares
•
Rere is a puzzle with seventeen
matches' or toothpicke. Arrange
teem As in A.- Call, to your friends,
attention the fact that you have
arranged the sev,enteen matches
to form six equares
Their part of tee trick is this:
They ' ere -. to take away- five
matches' and leave three. senores.
At the conelusion of the. trick all
twelve remaining matches 'must be
in use- and none of the twelve
must hove been -moved.
If you have kept your eyes off
13, you will find this to be a prob-
lem that is not very easy to solve,
13, however, gives away the secret.
(Clip acts out dna pasts it, with
othtrs ,01 the series, in a scrap.
hooic.)
Photographing the, Brain-,
The photographer of the tuttere win
net teel you to '"Iorik pleasant." lie
w11,1 ;exclaim ",Look clever!"
For the latest development of photn
graphy is the brain -photo. -
We are used, by now; to seeing'pio-
tu-r•ersof most ot our anaeonly, thanks
X-Rayre and eau obtain plettures, ot
the unseen damage going on Inside our,
tooth, .tho gr-oteseMe hetes behind the
sum:Hide), beauty Of birr bred,'Ow
nie-edile* that has-penctrated , into -our
foot. But the, brain ".9„i'ap,"'
lutest fermi Is seMetiting fret.h.' '
The pletnee le, not taken, as luethe
ease of xdltaye, through Oro head, 'At
openingis, a.elnally Made 722 glib G&W],
and a phetogreplele ceseesoo-pe, 15 in-
serted. Two tiny lights, aro afIleed to.
the end of thta, and a•childf of ten •
inmat„ht, yaw,- ye,e,e,arely had ifs brain
photographed ln thie way suffered 'no
5711 efteas. , , ;
Severalpictures of the dhnia.'g brain
were taken and they were ft, the
datetreetts of the -child's future brain.
'asv,egtopmee,t,
411 ape same, it will be some While
befepe weafticli drop into the photo-
gm/1u% and till, for brain portraits.
MosIt-of -Ile are tnAto .eoirtiWnit to keep
our Secret hidden. -
15 yon satinet inspire tt 1.Van1ah with
love of yoUrseif fill her above the brini
with lova of herself, all that.rons. over
will he yours.--Coltom '
WEAK DIGESTION
DUE TO POOR BLOOD
Perfect Digestion Will Come if
' the Blood is Made Rich and
Red.
There Is no tonic for the- stomach
that is not a tonic tor every other pert
of the body. But the stomach 'de.,
pends, as does every other orgam 00
the blood- for Its energy,
There can be no perfect ,digestion
unless yen have rich,- red blood. This
IS scientifically true, , The way, then,
to tone dp the stomach is- to enrich
the Wood.
.11lost stomach remedies try to digest
Your food, for you, Row much better
It Is to tone up tUie. stomach so th-at
It will do its own work, as nature in.
tended,. There it ITO pleasure in eat-
ing predigested food. Tone np your
s-toneacle then Your appetite and di-
gestion will soon he normal. ,
If your digeetion is weak and your
blood thin, you need ' Dr; Williams?
Pink Pills to 'restore the strength to
your blood; in addition use care in
the s -election of . your di -et and your
stomach trouble 'will. seen pass• eway,
MDS. Charles La ROGe, Fruitland, Ont.,
euffered severely, and tells eveut Dr.
Williams,' Peak P111 Ad foe her. She
was a terrible sufferer from
stomaqh trouble. Tht doctor called et
nervous indigestion. Everything I ate
distressed me, and t be'clarme so weak
and rundown I could hardly watk. I
bad a pain amend my heart most of
the time, and I slept veey peorly. -I
Was afraid I would not get weal, se
the tcotor's medicine was not helping
mo. In this serious condition Dr. Wil-
liams" Pink Pills were releammended
and I deckled to try themerund I can
truthfully soy that they made me feel
likeet new person. I will always give
this medicine a word of praise when
i got a chance for 17 think there Is
nothing to be compared with II, for
dyspeptics, or any ono. Weak, nervous
or rundown."
'
You cot get rh-ds,..Jim from any
Medicine dealer or by Mall at 50 cents
a hex. front TheDr. ivtonethe
Go., Brockville, Ont, '
$: -
I.oto of 'Em
Illiet Bug (in bangronn,a)—"That
fel ow' talks o lot aira does- little.
Second nag—"Sureu a humbug."
1 6.1loard'a (...inlitiont'for eats everywhere
In Good Company,
We haee beard often enough that it
Is net good for man to live alone. This
is true withloet doebt. lt is not 'geed for
men to live alone. Dat a. tittle 'eotitucle
eomestinues, aswe et and vahuable thing
and there IS a difference between soli
tude arnd leraelbnees.. The world mray
epealt Of aevermit, as a lonely man', but
lie es probably le.se, lonely thane inam7
who can bOast a lot of friends.
Those who woad -truly know them.
steves—and, it -a good thing, to know
youpsele—must om•eternee- be. -alone*
they must ,someilmes- tnen'teue, search -
leglets,of their minds an, to their Inmost
thoughts, alum; aspiratiOns.
There are people who do notlike to,
be.alone -who are, in Short, bored wan,
or eitttki"affaid, of,' their own.'.e.ozirpony
and dila is not goad. There are people
'who would rather sit.and llama to PDp
SlIpS tlian be 8.10114 With 4111e1D intrn
thoughts, and Wive -would 'meter to go
out With lueople they dile-like rather
tha,n byethemselveee
I was .onee Metered a holiday atter
a serious illneek and I. eannot help' re-
calling the advice of .,mY doctor.
"Don't go aWraY by YOurstelf" he,ttaid,
"Junless you,are fond of your own:00M-
panty.
. tom ham I didn't zirind it a. bit), pro.
-vited I. was, not required to sleep in a
h I 1 ,
' o •
• x ott re an- exception Innglied.
"But a Ileleday in Your ,Own Company
670inllm..odulbsYitt,4,ilwori>hoingoodyo'1104,32.11. rbooRteWin eltbji.
tireesymeathy." • .
On the whole,' I think .w,otneit; are
/MOM fe 'lightened of their Own company
than men.: 'IUD is probably Why
rille.n are so ready to make 'acquaint-
asicesL Yo\t win, not find' .xnan "cul-
tivating" another man because he
tlioesd..'t like dieing oit own, but you
wild lint Many iroPoondoing, pt. •
"Whet a tutinY Oil you 'ere," an
aunt Of Mineionce said to niece
Whe Seethed toslitoW decided , prefer
-
once for hersown. Company, :,'And that
le the trend of, opinion invariably. You
are tleettied :naorbild if you like to he.
-alone. - Tat hew much -more" morbid
you are. if you do nbt.illte to he alone
sometimes; if you are really bored
with yourself; frightened -of Yelir:ftiWn.
coinpany. • -
If our are constantly vrith people
and OD not like te be ',atone on. ocea-
ions, then it is. interesting. and .profit:
bla .to inquire into , the reason: What
to you think about when yon ar
alone? Your.self ? . Other people? Ab -
01 -act things? ;
CultiVatte youi .own company If you
have „, not .alreacly done so; for those
'tile truly love „siontudiehowever friend-
less and unbeloved, they nray be; will
never know the acbe of:loneliness. '
REMIMB3
best remedy for 'Cuts,
on the summer trip The
Don't forget MINA.RD'S
Bruises Sprains."
The ideal' home is a ilerPetual train- -
ing school where children are always
practicing courage plays, courtesy
plays, helpfulness plays, charity
plays, plays of kindness and truthful-
ness; and these habits and manners
become natural, producing sweetness,
beauty and strength of character.
ttinard'a Liniment used by Physicians,
Eighteen tugs were required re-
cently to nose the liner Majestic into
her pier.
6
SMATtirS'
TANDEM.
e, 6/4. Act'
.4 eesy w0rk/n.4 one/data-
ble pinnp'thet clefinite‘ y rep/aees
tin Wing type mode/
Pumps tolflactris of/hitt/es'. G'en
bdelit.liChott, provetn!.
Ewe° prime ono' to meek
witn honsehold teas
8.118 frar VOUP liAneWARCOM
.JAMIES 5:111.61qT RANT
proc,o, ONT
isatin to,
A!
SUMMER cordemitris
KILL LITTLE ONES
itt -17115 trot sigmot ohkew 't114
hot weather'glare tam litttle ones Baby's
Own, Tableta or In a few hours he rnaY
be bey.ond aid. Teeee Tablete pm
'Vent .inHainer ,OOOWahlt:G. giVen be-
casionally to the \-64 ,und will
peomptiy relieve these troubles, if MU
come on surldeMy, Ilaby's Own. Tab.
las should alivays lesot 112 every
home whbre there are gpowing
feu- There 15'. -1a other medicine P.ft
good andethe Maher has. the andrailtee-
of a government analyst that theY at -e'
abSbilltelY -safe... The, Tablets are sold
by medicine 'dealers or by mail ott 26
Cortes a box frem The Dr: 'Williams?
Medicine Coe Brockville, Out,
Germs Are Fastidious.
Yea may Mink eb.at orue very
like ansither. You are wrong. There
are ge,em,s, and germs just as there are
People and neo,pte, and while some
germs will devour anything (more or
less), others are as particular se the
inest 'fastidious Ivanlan epicures.
No germ Is more Particular ka its
fond than the whooping. cough germ.
Ile is described as. a mOst dainty feett-
er, though admittedly Iris 'diet does
not sound very Mee. The blood of a
humhn beng or a rabbit alwaYs. at-
tracts h-im, but his pl.ace de resistance
is, this dish with an addition of glycer-
ine and, potato. Such. as the ideal
Witoopitag-coligh germ's mash.
Ctluer germe lave a acacia logger
variety of diet. The whooping -cough
germ would rather starve than decease
from its narrow tastes
And yet dt is a small atom to be so
fastidious. Five whooptg-cough germs
--erseembldng minute rode—may be
Placed, end to end, and they will only
me.seums Me, tVenty - five -thousandth
part of an inch..
MONEY ORDERS.
Remit by Dominion Express Money
Order, If lost or stolen you get your
money back,
, Nee man- can be happy without a
friend, nor .Syre of him till he's un-
happy.—Scotch ,Proverb.
MInard's Liniment. tor Coughird, Colds
The more thoroughly you do. no-
thing when thezels nothing to 00, the
better , you . can something , When
there is something to do.
Use
UMW
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Eddy's make
1 ?rageltigN ,
Shoe Polishes
Cuticura Heals Rashes
Bathe tvith plenty of Cuticura Soap
and hot water to cleanse and purify.
Dry lightly and apply Cuticula Oint-
ment to soothe and heal.
Soop25c. Oiatment2Sead50e. Talettm25e. Sold
throughout theDorninion;CanadianDepot:
Limme. Limited, 344 Si. Peal St., W.. Ileetna.
.•Ctttlettra Soap °haveo without mum
Attractive Proposition MOTHER OF -
TWIN BOYS
. For man with all round weekly '
- .
newspaper experience and 640 I
or „$500. Apply Box 24, Wilson-
- Publishing Co,. Ltd,. 73 Adelaide, „
Street West '
Tells How LydiiI. Pinkkam's Veg.
etable Compound Relieved liet-of
Inflammation and Great Weakness
411200erlelVtO Plot:101w Dog Rennadion
HooL on
'DOG DISEASES
and How to Feed
Mailed Free to any 45.
d re -.98 by the Author.
56. Clay Glover Co.. /no.
120. West 2451h Street
New Yorlr.
oottoommoosolgorotoi.
Don't- wait for .aerneOrte 10
be In pain to get Kendall's
,.Spavin Treatment .in the
bowie. .
Forall external hurts and pains
for all muscular troubles.
Kendall's Spavin Treatment makes good.
ZIOTANTOtf. see., Docombortith, UPI
'21100,0 0001 000 00 oapy of yo'ur TDEATIIEDItTHill
EfORttE. I luau tnnol your houdoll'o Spoto (Dud Int AD/or
elevett years stud round ft oh, of Elm boat 1l,0051oI have
aver urtottfor anklouloof sofa% 34/Snotn nbati."
Gel abaft/ea:3mm &vest's today. Regular
forHorse Treatment--Refinedfor litinian use.
DR. 5.3. KENDAL. COMPANY,
Enosbura Falls, Vt., U.S.A.
KE LLS
R !ATEA E NT . trariiii.khain Medicine, Cm, Cobourg,
West St. John, N. B.— "1 was in a
general run-down condition following
the birth of my twin boys. I dada great
deal of inflammation, with pains and
weakness. Finally my doctor recom-
mended Lydia E. Pinkham's 'Vegetable
Compound. He 'said that your medicine
would be the only thing to build me up.
I am sure he is right, for I am feeling
much better and am gainingin weiglit,
having gone down to ninety-three
pounds. I was in bed for over amonth,
but am up again now. I have recorn-
mended the Vegetable Compound to my
friends and give you permission to imp
Idy letter." --Mrs. ELMER A. RITCHIE),
82 Rodney St., West St. John, N i
There are many women who find their
household duties almost unbearable ow-
ing to some weakness or derangement.'
The trouble may be slight, yet cause
such annoying symptoms as dragging
pains, weakness and. a run-down Peering.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound is a splendid medicine for such
conclitions.It has in many cases relieved
those symptoms by removing the cause
of them. Mrs. Ritchie's experience is
but one of many.
Yon might be interested hi reading
Mrp.Pinkham's Private Text -Book upon
the "Ailments of Women." You cam
et a copy free by writing the' Lydia
UNLESS you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, yora
are not getting Aspirin at all
Aecept only an "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets of ,
Aspirin," which contains directions and dose walked out 1y,
physicians during 22 years and proved safe by millions for,
Colds Headache Rheumatism
Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis
Earache Ltiniba&o Pain, Pain
Bondy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets—Also bOttlel'Of 24 and 100—Drag.gistro,
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