The Clinton News Record, 1923-8-23, Page 7Dissolve in
,boiling water
Use enough 'to get
a big lasting suds
Big lasting suds—one
secret of Rinso's amaz-
ing power to dissolve
dirt. "If you don't get
lasting suds, you have
not used enough Rinse.
Soak: an hour
or more ou6atir;phl
if you wxaft-�
,(Colored cloth. only half an hour)
After 'soaking, only the most soiled clothes need
a light rubbing with dry Rinse.
Your clothes don't need . boiling if you use Rinsch,
But if you like to boil your white cottons, use
enough Rinso solution to get the suds you like..
Rfnso Is :made by the largest soap makers
in the world to do the family wash as
easily and safely as LUX does fine things
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TORONTO
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Tattooing in red and blue complete-
ly 'covered the baldhead of a man
who appeared in a London police court
recently.
Ask for Minard'8 and take no. other.
Classified Advertisements
luar AN2tin-8A1BITI0t'3 ALAN en' "WOMAN
to distribute wimples sad take orders for
Ngh' Class 'household specialty. :No risk. B/E!monoy.
Honest. proposition.Luous .Products • Co.. Dept, 7.
nonUltnn. 00L - -
Sir.Vlllt FOXES-NOTE8 IPROhr. IOY DIdEY
IBoOklet). .Nine years' experience ranching
foxes. .25 cents, Dr. /Sandnn, Truro, Nora Scott*.
GENTS OPI'enTDNITY,. atDAL aMI11'..NETS,
sell easily..' -Stand ten cents tOr Lull; samples.
quoprOposit108. Hberal commission. -Do5OW7 noir
Net;.Co., ,rosea, Building.. OfontreaL
WASHINGTON HAND P1E88.'
11 HAVE AN SNOWILY DOE A W88108100.'
r i " TON nand Press that 11X1 take 2 Pages of
columns, long. Wilson Publishing • Co.. Ltd„ 18
Adelaide St,: W;. Toronto.. _
--and then he buries his sting In
your nese The pestiferous
MOSQUITO works 24 hours a
day and your sleeping hours are
hie busiest.
ala!' 1111100 E01h0," Ones Or two puffs with
8 Sabato nulb Sprayer,. and Iso Eve to twenty,
minutes ovary inosaolto. is dead. Or burn' a
11Lno Ds your itedr00m, 1f you prefer.
Arid Dopho slays Mos, roaches, ante and
5180 7001,. as -.8012
Use it efety)Wore, Spray it over the [babas
table—in the httchm-11 a absolutely harmless
on food and -NON-P0I80NOU8 to humans
or animals.
Sapho Powder 25 cents, 50
cents and •$1,25.
Sapho _Bulb Sprayer $1:00.
If you 'haven't tried Sapho
g -et a Sapho Puffer for 18
cents.. See special .alter
Ask for Sapho Liquid for
moths. Spray it 0ttyour closets
and on furniture for complete.
protection.
Kennedy Manufacturing Co.
686 Henri Julien St. Montreal
POWDERDER
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eery Itdtrko q Plesne endego Ilcnri n eWnPon kitling prods.
Sotto O Rnn°6and h8O8turo
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The
Boyi
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Scouting' and 'the Kfwanis Club,
"If a man can write a better bo
preach abetter sermon, or make al)
ter :-m0n8e trap -than his: neighbo
though he bend his, house in the woad
the world will make wheaten path•
WS, door." '
Literary men have been having.
groat squabble over the author of th
mouse trap quotation, eienee. credit
do Elbert Hubbard. But he has be
eliminated as he did not -begin to wri
until after, the quotation had becom
famous..
Thos Emerson's works were looked
to, But no -comfort has, been foun
there,
But who -cares who wrote it? ,It 11
the Boy Scouts'. That is the only r
son -it appears in.our thoughts to -day
Business men are peculiar duck
To say that they are egotistical Is put
ting ft eo mildly as' to be eolnplimen
tory. ' They have :such confldenee 1
their own powers tliat one cannot in
terest 'them' in a. proposition .whtc
does not entail miraculous abcomplish
went. They really believe that th
canwork mdraclea.
So when a' gang of fellows goes par
ading by bearing their miracles wit
them, the Remands Club blinks it
eyes, stares; -wonder's, and then;, as 1
seized by one •common impulse, fall
in behind to. do what It can, as, tickle
as -e. boy carrying water fortheele
phant at a Of PODS.
It's hard to fool men. But you can'
fool boys at all. And when men real
Ise the work of the' -Boy Scouts; they
are not being fooled. Neither are th
boys who compose the Boy Scouts,
They get training mentally, physical_
1y,
and, If there ate any other ways.
they get that too -real downright
valuable stuff, that makes men' out of
them. And they like le just as boyi.
wilt entered the army liked the in-
tensive training that 'was handed out
to them by their superior 0111oers
.I : The Scouts have made good In spite
of the ridionle which 'vas heaped upon
tiler Only a few years ago when tbeir
elders, first' heard of thein. The police
and the rest of u0 laughed' at the idea
of having Boy Scouts help handle big
crowds. But now' Why, they are the
first ones we turn to when something
big and difficult 18 to be done,
That Is the i�ee,son why the Kiwanis
Club is for the Boy Scouts. Their
lives are open books by virtue of the 1
honesty which they are taught.. They
preach better sermons than the rest of
us usually hear—right in the lives 1
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Master Georges Delrue, and, the Canadian Pacific S,$, Mlnnedosa, on
This little fellow Is not much on size' voyage unaccomDaelecl. Its has just
or weight; but he Is a recorder -holder; I passed the 80cond nillestone' Mr,
nevertheless, Ile was one of the moat / Georges Dolrue is his name, He has
distinguished paseenge1's 'aboard the Ispent most of his young- life with his
Canadian Peetfle -liner M%lnnedosa on t grand -parents . in Tourcoln, a' small
ilei' last westward ° voyage, and he town on the border lino of Belgium and
holds the record of -•being the youngest I Pratte°. Ile took the journey that he
passenger to make the traneAtlantie' might join his parents and take up
•
which he Journeyed from. Antwerp.
permanent resddenee at St, John's,
P.Q. While :he was traveliing "unac-
companied," Georges was not for one
moment uncared fee, and altheegl he
objected to the Minnedasa to the full-
est possible 'extent for the first 24
hours, after this period he found that
the ship was merely a huge playground
with everyone his friend,
HEALTH EDUCATION
BY DB.. J. J. IVIIDDLETON.
provincial Board of Health, Ontario •
Dr, Middleton will be glad to answer questions on Public Health inst•
ters through this calumet. Address him at HVedina douse. Bpidiry
Crescenk, Toronto.
A great menace to the public health
presents itself in the 'slip -shod way
some vendor- have in serving ice
cream and soft drinks, A rinse
through cold water is sometimes prac-
tically all that the utensils get. Vari-
ous s investigat3bns have :shown that
the ordinary methods of washing soda
water glasses and ice cream dishes
neither clean es nor; sterilizes them.
Contagious disease germs could thus
be transmitted from mouth to mouth.
The following disinfectants recom-
mended by certain boards of health,
for the 'cleansing' of soda water
glasses and other drinkingand eating'
utensils:
Solution No. 1. Chlorinated lime, 12
ozs. avoirdupois, sodium • carbonate,
3'11 ozs. and 66 grains avoirdupois.
Water to make 50 fluid ounces, Grind
the chlorinated lime in a mortar with`
20 fluidounces of water until a thick)
paste is made. Transfer the paste to!
a gallon bottle, washing it from the)
mortar with 14 fluid dunces of water.
The chlorinated lime must be of full'
strength, Dissolve ,the sodium car-!.
bonate in 17 ounces of hot water. Add
the soda solution to thelime solution
in the bottle. Shake.'thoroughly. If
the mixture becomes gelatinous, set
the bottle in warm water until the
gelatin has dissolved. • Strain through
wet muslin until liquid becomes clear.
Wash with successive portions of
warm- water until the amount of the
solution' totals 50 fluid ounces.
Solution No. 2. hydrochloric acid,
3 fluid mum da, apothecaries' measure.
Water 29 fluid ounces. Mix and 'stir
well, To one gallon of water, add
11-5 fluid ounces of solution No. 1.
When ready to use, add one fluid
ounce of No. 2, to the above mixture.
This makes a solution which is'prac-
tically : neutral ' and which contains
2.31 per cent. free chlorine.
The best method of', disinfecting a
soda water glass with the above de-
scribed solution is to first 'rinse it
with warm water; next, with the solu-
tion and, finally,: wash off the solution
with clear, clean, cold water.
To wash eating utensils first clean
ofp the grease and dirt with soap and
hot water, Rinse. Putin disinfec-
tant, ;Rinse with clean, clear,` cold
water.
the.presldent•of the Kiwanis' Club of
Toledo, O.
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The late President Warren G. Bard
ing of the United States of America
was Honorary Vice -President of the
Bay Scouts of. America, and took a'
very keen interest in the development
of Scouting throughout the Republic:.
This lie showed, in a very. practical
way shortly before; his last illness by
offering to present a special Wainer to
every Local Council and Troop in the
country which either Increased its
membership 25% during 1923, or rain..
tabled, a previously reached 100%
membership.
PAS PAGES AND
WORN 'OUT NERVES
Due Solely- to Weak, Watery
Blood—A Tonic is Needed.
Anaemia — literally impoverished
e blood—comes on se, stealthily that it
is often well advanced before its pees..
eine is recognized.: Feelings of fatigue
,abs disconifbrt are the earliest mane
feetatiens of the trouble and these are
seldom taken seriously, Gradually
snia11 tasks become an effort and ex_
ertien causes` the heart to palpitate
violently. The co.mplexien becomes
sallow or pale and there is loss of
weight. The nerves,' grow Weak and
the victim displays, irritability under
slight provocation and is' extremely
sensitive to noise. The appetite Is
fickle and -indigestion often fellows.
A condition of anaemia balls for a
}table, one that will enrich the blood ,
and strengthen the nerves, and for
this purpose there is nothing can equal
Dr Williams' Plnk Pills. These pille
give the blood ell those missing ele..
meets• necessary to give strength to
the nerves, color to the cheeks, and
nourishmenttc starved organs and tis-
sues, Miss Margaret J: Fraser, RR. 2,
Thessalbn, Ont„ has proved the yahoo
of .this treatiuent. She says:''"1 was
very ,Pale, and weak. My blood was
poor' and 1 was very. nervous. I lost
my appetite, iaiy feet arid ankles were
swollen and 1 ,vas fn a very miserable
condition. A friend advised fns to try
Dr. Williams' Pinar Pills and I got two
boxes, and found before they were
fieighed time they were helping mo. 1
continuo[ tate pills ,until I had taken a
!Jail 'dozen ilexes, With the result that
i rine now enjoying the best of health,
all sympttolnshaving disappeared, t
feel confident that what Dr, Williams'
Pink Pills did foe 1110 they will de for
'others, If given a fair tlzal"
Toe 08.11 get these, pills from any
medicine dealer or by mail at 60 dente
a box from, The Dr, 'Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont, •
which they lead, They make better
mouse trap§ than the rest of ne, and
they can 'outdo . tis in. the rest of the
fundamentals, They ': build thelr
Houses In the woods—and our happiest
hours are spent In our pilgelmagee to
Omni. • They have done much. They
have dared nzticb, They have done
that w111oi1 was, assigned thein, Worthy
of ogleeonfideinco! Not worthy of our
confidence? Who then is worthy of
0111 cbnfltlence?"—Froin an address by
ss
int Mustard det
that tnot only
Did y
Ut Oise,
zest and flavordigestioil7
ut hiss ti Mates
ecause it 1 r
tatt it h ds
nourishment to foods,
rr /IlritIS
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v um,
HugerBfirone'cr In Munich.
A now barometer, larger than the
ordinary city hall clock, has been Inw
stalled It) the tower of the Gorman
Mita/Mut at Munich. Whore the le 1n.
on tc eleelt Noe the barometer has a
largo figura 71. 'When the atrnospherio
pressure is normal the Hund, of rho
}}ai�axwmoter 1e at 71„ pair weather 1m,
Indicated by moving the hand to the
right of 71 and bald Weather by Moving
jt to the lett.
EASY' TRICKS
No, 46
A• Card Mystery
No season of the year is' so, danger-
ous to the life of little ones'as'Is the
summer. The excess4ve heat throws
the little 54om111211 out of order, so
quickly that unless prompt aid is at
hand the baby may be beyond all
human help before the mother realises
he Is i11. Summer lei the season, when
diarrhoea, cholera infantum, dysentery
and colic are most prevalent, Any of
these troubles may prove deadly f1
not promptly treated. Diming the sum-
mer mother's best friend is 'Babe's.
Own Tablets, They regulate .the
bowels, sweeten the stomach and keep
baby healthy. The Tablets are: sold
by medicine dealers or by mail at 25
Dents 'a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co„ Brockville, Ont,
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His Flute Was Better Than a Gun.
When John Jacob Astor, the founder,
of the Astor 'fortune used to go into
the forests to trade with the Indians,
for furs he did net carry a gun. -Ile
tooka flute with him and played on
it, which pleased the Indianse and won
him their confidence and friendship.
When you are'trying to make friends
never carry a gun with you, Always;
take a flute,—the flute of courtesy,
kindness, and good will.
'Boon to Housewives.
A new household) convenience " le 'et
portable metal 'cabinet ditto which; dust
can be emptied from mops' without
any of it.flying back Seto a room.
mineral's Liniment Heals Cuts.
Although butter front New Zealand
has to travel about 14,000 miles, it
reaches the British consumer in per-
fect condition,,.
non SALE.
MONEY ORDERS.
Send a Dominion Depress Money
Order.' Five Doliars costs' three cents.
Music broadcast by wireless from
Glasgow was heard by miners 380
feet below ground, at a distance of
fteenile from m s f 1 the city -
re
Inard's
ity.MInard's Liniment for. Dandruff.
The first leder ever typed was writ -
en in 1830. It contained only 150
words, and is said to have taken more
,hail four hours to type.
This Is a trick with the jolter fl
which will be found in every cone
p ete pack,of playing cards.
The joker Is shown and is placed 1
on the, top of the pack. The magic.
Ian ask% whether his 'spectators It
would like to have It placed near
the top of the pack, near the bottom
or in the middle. Whatever the
choice, he takes the joker and places n
it where he is told.
lie1
P Roan. .the cards behind his
back for an Instant midthenbrings
them out, He snaps 111s fingers, D
Ease a magic' word and the joker
appears on the top of the pack.
This is how it :is done.
When he shows the joker he holds 18
it so
arra aced Galvanized
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Steel Roofing
irect from Manufacturers to Consumer
WRITE FOR PRICBS
W. E. DILLON CO., Llanited
9 - 191 George St, Toronto
that the presence of another
card, behind the- joker, is not ob•.
servod, This Is (10118 by holding the
cards so that they, curve slightle,
the convex sidee• toward` the midi.
ecce. Ile places. the two cards (0p.
llarently only. one) on the top 01
the pack. Tloo card he tales off the
top and places Snylvhere:desired ie
the pack the audfence,believes to be
the joker. Iteally, It is the other
card. The joker stays on tile top of
the pack. for the finish of the trick
(Clip this out aoul paste it, with
other o/ the series, i10 10 scrapbook.)
Poland's Loss In Young Men.
• Poland's greatest loss' of recent years'
has, been, ,'not in devastated regions,.
but in young mon, '.Tli0ootore physical.
e'1111cation was stressed at It recent
nieeting of schoolmasCers, and the
government wee urged to allot more
money for the beecling of playgrounds'
and otherwise to aasdstin the building
up of Polish youths.
School Gardens,
In the rulaI dietrfots of Sweden a
garden is, attached to every eehool.
hero the children receive praetioai
instruction in the enitleation"ef"prahnee
herbs; flowers and fruits:
Aspatagei is believed to be the old-
est known plant used for 'food,
C LY
t-1
EA 'Tt Mlnord's counteracts,
! I t it o inflamfliation,
eases and heals the shin:
.A. lie is the greatest homage paid
to truth. -
Keep Minard's Linhnent In the house,
White specks on young evergreens?
Dose frequently with strong soapsuds,
bap/NEYOu CassnotBay
New [Eyes
ao « �i r Bol you can ?ramie a
Y<stff 1;_ etean,fleollhyCsndiiloa
OU) EY 5 Muds° Eye Reenedq
Night and Morning."
Beep your Eyes Clean, Clear and 141malthy,
Write for Free Eye Care Book,.
diadeo era comedy Go„ 0 Lae9 ebdo.51astl, cbacuma
ALlerletl', Plances Dog nomadism
Boo:. on
DOG DISEASES
and Bow to L'_en
Mulled Free to any Ad -
dream, by the Author.
Ig, Cls GIover Co.,3u
125 W 6
West tdt., Street
Now York, TU A,
Attractive Proposition
For man with all round weekly
newspaper experience: and $400
or $500. Apply Box 24, Weems
Publishing Co., Ltd, 72 Adelaide
Street West
MATCHES
First in Safety
First in Convenience
First In Economy
OVERYWH R8 IN CANADA
ASIS FOR EDD 'a 11f4T
Don't wait for someone to
be in pain to get Kendall's
Spavin Treatmentin the
house.
For all external hurts and pains
-for all muscular troubles.
Kendall's Spavin Treatment makes good.
E5NA550N,ilt.
Disk Decemberetk,1911
'please mend me on *cryorlon TREATISE ON 105
HORSE I l of mud your Kendall's 8pavbt Once for ova
eleven yearsn d found ll oho of the best lint mnmt nave
evero,edtorailkbadeoteoren. Wiped, u, 208,021,"., -
Get a bathe alyour druggist '3 today. Regular
,{nrHorse Treatment—Reffnedfori-lumen use.
DR. B. J. KENDALLc08IPANY,
Enoeburd Fells, Vt., U.S.A.
7x
N Have Suaatnterii$eat
This Minter
`t AWarm house and a cool,
cellar day arid night the,tvin-
terthrough:And asaving in
Your coal hills offromzgi esoz
A KELSEY -
WARM Ail, GENERATOR
In your cellar, will ensure this,
The Kelsbyisthe triostefficient
7 and economical system of
�/ home heating ever .devised
and will heat the smallest
cottapropegrelyortleandhee-oll'loehfully':stlnansioo
/ MAYWE SENO 10U PARTICULARS?
CANADA FOUNDi#lESS FORGINGS
' 11M,15D
JAMES SMART PLANT
BROCKCVILLE ONT.
F tM ?"hi�i'.rlYul.4Yi4 ',A 1+r tLN!i rz ..iy:"4
isstUE
UNLESS you see the name
are not getting A
Accept only an "unbroken pac
Aspirin," which contains dircctio
pilysiciails during 22 yew z'' and
Colds Headache
Toothache Neuralgia
Earache ' Lumbago
Randy "llaytl' boxes of 12 tablets—Aldo
40,frIl Is the trade (#o,lofnrnli Irl NM
ao0tloaoldentor of 19h110Y'llrorld, whflo it Is av
ltihnutaeturo, Lb 00914E lith lluhllo epb1oinl lath
ant to sumrnsatt with their metal mei) 011