The Clinton News Record, 1920-6-17, Page 8(Coni or `
Fabric.
A PFEARANCE is often
r.
deceptx`t e---anc1119 one
can tell how much service
a tire will give by looking
at it.
In buying tires yoU must
rely almost entirely on the
integrity of the irlanufacturer
'who produces them.
You earl depend aleeolutely '
on Partridge "'tires llecause
the factory is back of
every tire they inake,
1.tx11-1,
Gime
as Their Aldine' L2013
LET "DANDERINE"
SAVE ¥OUR HHA R
Get rid of every bit of that
ugly dandruff and stop
failing hair
To stop falling hair at once and rid
the scalp of every particle of dandruff,
get a small bottle of "Danderino" at
any drug or toilet counter for a few
cents, pour a little iii your hand and
rubwell into the scalp. After several
applications all dandruff usually goes
and hair stops coming out. Every hair
in your head -soon shows new life,
vigor., brightness, thickness and more
color. ,
1'1
The World Trade Club of San Fran-
cisco proposes the name Unitania for
. the English-speaking peoples of the'
world. It -consists of fractional parts
ea_of the words United States and Bri-
iilsri nia. The Club 'is trying to get
Tdnitania toadopt the decimal system
of weights and measures now lased by
the entire civilized world except the
English-speaking nations. •
Minaret's Liniment for, sale everywhere,
How Advertising Helped
to Wien the War.
"The Force That Makes Itleen Live"
le the title of a very interesting book-
let recently issued :iv A, Mcltim,
Limited, Montreal., It tells of what
regular advertising accomplished In
educational work during the war, and
refers specifically to the many .cam-
paigns which were handled by Allis
Agency. One has but to recall the ef-
fect of such propaganda campaigns as
Belgian . Relief, Canadian- Patriotic
Fund, Thrift Campaign, Military Ser-
vice Act, ate., etc„ to realize that ad-
vertising has entered upon a new era
of usefulness.
To quote from the booklet: "During,
the past few years Government poli-
cies have been preserved and en-
dorsed, armies and war loans have
been raised, thrift and ' production
have been engendered by propaganda
advertising,
"Where au equal community of in-
terest and unity of effort is needed,
propaganda advertising will he, used
again, :whether to -make a given pro-
duct of more service' to 'the consumer,
to correct"general misunderstandings
of the operation and .earnings of im
dustry, to quicken public interest in
thrift and conservation, or to arouse
sentiment on great national issues:'
, As the bookie) declares-J:the news-
paper press is the greatest agency for
mouPding public opinion. In its ad-
vertising coltimus, the story can be
presented throughout the whole coun-
try end can be repeated. till its mess-
age is carried home to the whole
people.
It has been estimated that hal
there been no wars and no epidemics,
the present population of the world,
1,519,000,000 people, could have des-
cended from a single couple in 1,782
years.
Styles for -Sumer Gini
9543-9507 953) 9590
Tt'aN0e1Design T,a022 Isfer.D9sign
on over the head; two styles of sleeve;
37 or 35 -inch length from evatetline),
Price,'25 cents. In 8 s'iizes, 34 to 48
ins. bust measure. Size 36 requires
8r yds. 40 ins. Width, 1% yds,
9530—Ladies' Dress (with or with-
out two-piece tunic; 87 or 88 -inch
length). Price, 30'eentst In 7 sizes,
84 to 46 ins. bust measure. 'Size. 36
requires 8% yds, 40 ins. wide; collar,
36 ins. wide. Width, 1% yds.
These patterns . may he obtained
from your local 'McCall dealer, or
from the McCall Co,, 70 Bond, St.,
0543—Ladies' Suit -Coat (31 -inch
length). Price, 30 cents. to 5 sizes.,
84 to 42 ins. bust, Size 36 requires
3
yds. 40 ins, wide, or 224 yds. 54
inc.•
9507—Ladies' Skirt87 or .33-10011
length Brom waistline). Price, 25
cents. Int 6 sizes, 24 to 84 ins. waist
measure. Size 26 requires, .gathered
skirt, 2% yds, 40 ins: wide; accordion-
pleated skirt, 3' yds. 40 ins. wide.
Width, gathered', 17% yds.; accordion
pleated, 2'+re yds.
9531—Ladies' Dress (to be slipped Toronto, Dept.W
Still Scald at the
Sarre Fair Price
and appreciated by more
and more families where
tea or coffee has been.
displaced ----
•
Atrial of this healthful economical table
drink soon demonstrates the cause of its
popularity Made instantly in the cup%
No Work. Better Health.
at e,
.,., T .reS a Re so. 0
STUM
A Serpent Garden
The serpent garden of Butenten is
a sort of "snaked .,ilaradiao," There,
the meet ve11onooue anielsee in the
Wergild. have 'palatial .holed,: built in
the shape of beaver huts, of concrete;
4lld Chet' oarroundines and the care
1560 011 of them leave ave even 815,0' reef
exacting Make nothing further to des
sine
The garden is about ten• tniles'from
Sao. Paulo, Brazil, 00123 here s'eieptieta
are studying the mysteries of anitke
biology,
The original reason for the 'es -tab-
lis'bment of the garden, which is a
huge nursery for snakes, Wes to ob-
tain serum enough to vrovide 14 rem-
edy for those bitten by sllals90
throughout Breen. In the compar-
atively small sante of Sal Paulo a10ue,
the average annual death rate from
Peke bites uesdeto be 240. Since.the
garden of Butanten was opener, and
serum (matuves taken, tha prompt
treatment of victime has been made
poseib'e everywhere and the death
rate reduced to nil. There are said
to be more snakes in Brasil' than in
any other . country in (the western
hemisphere,
The genial' is 000 acres in extent
and (leakiest' into three departments,
two of which aye devote. to cobras,
erotaleds and 'bothrops, the moat poi-
sonous snakes known; while the third
departmen't is given over "to non-
poisonous snakes.
The inciosure within which the
snakes' habitations are situated is
surrouedect with a low, thick stone
wall and a diheh, teat while not wide
enough to be cligm fled with the name
of moat, is nevertheless an impaseeble
barrier to the slimy, creepy denizens
of the garden of Butantan, In the
centre of the gardei) is another en-
closure, against which the outside
world is similarly safeguarded as
from the Larger one; and in that small-
er inelosure are kept only specimens
of the rarest species of the reptile
famely.
BUSINESS GIRLS
AND TEACHERS
Suffer From Overtaxed Nerves
and 'Often a Complete
Breakdown. -
•
Thousands of earnest, intelligent
-young womenwho earn their liveli-
hood away- from home, in the school
room, in public offices and in large
biisinese establishments, are silont,
suffering victims of over -taxed uervee
and deficiency of sttrength. Weak,
breathless.' and nervous, they work
against time, with never a Peat when-
headaches
henheadaches and backaches make every
hour seen like a day. Little wonder
their cheeks lose the glow of health
and grow pale and thin; their eyes
are dull find sunken and beauty slowly
but surely fades. Busdness women
and girls, because_ of their work and
worry, look older than their years.
What they need is the frequent help of
• a true, streugthening remedy to carry
then: through the day. Dr. Williams
Pink Ptlle are 'like actual food to the
starved nerves and tired brain of the
business girl. By making rich, red
blood they supply just- the kind of
help girls need to preserve their health
end energy, and their good looks. Dr.
Williams Pink Pills bring bright eyes,
rosy checks, high spirits, and thus
nla.lte the• day's duties lighter, -
MIss Maty II. Aunt says: "Many
people think of the life of a school
teacher as one of comparative ease,
with short hours and holidays plenti-
ful. But the reverse i,'1 the ease. When
011e has to stand day after day, year
1n and year out, with the worries great
and small; from handling children, it
begins to tell upon oven the strongest
and especially upon the nerves. I had
been teaching about five years, and
was then located at Springfield, Ont.;
when I found I was far from having
the vitality I started out with, Before
my term was out I had a complete
nervous breakdown. I tried doctor's
medicine and it helped, but only for a
while. I then tried osteopathic treat-
ment but with no better results. I
suffered from loss of, appetite, slept
poorly, was nervous and troubled With
severe headaches,. Holidays cense and
I tried.e change of schools, but got in-
to a harder place where I had over
fifty pupils under my care. Thorn
were clays when it seemed impossible
for Inc' to carry on my work. At this
stage my sister, ,who had also been a
'teener, ,;strongly advised me to try
Dr. Williams' Piuk Pills. I took the
advice, and by the time I had finished
tuy ascend box, I felt that the pills
were helping me: I was on my nines
box when I decided there was no
necessity for coil.tiuuing the treatment,
as I had never Pelt bettor, and had
gained twelve pounds in weight. Dr.
Williams Pink Pills, with plenty of
ereoh air, worked' wonders In my case,
and I should advise the use of them to
any other run down teacher,"'
You can get De. Williams Pink Pills
from any dealer 3n medicine, or by
mail, post paid, at 50 cents a box, or,
01x boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Wil.
Hams Medicine Co., Brookville; Ont.
Milking Cows by Machine.
The newest kind of mechanical milk-
maid is built to 'milk five cows at office,
its operation depending upon an exp
haunt pump and a compressor. The
former produces suction' and works. a
pulsator in one direction; the cora-.
pressor drives It in the opposite di-
rection. The resiili is that a vacuum
10 turned on and off sixty tlnlee a
minute, with suction anc1 release at
each stroke of the pump. Tho 0011-
trivanee may be operated either by
electricity or by gasoline.
The Right Idea.
A pessimist: and an, o•ptintist were
discussing life from their diEerent
vlewpoints,
"1 really believe," said 1110 former,
that 1 could make a bettor World my-
"le
Sure?" returned the optimist;
that's what wo are hove Poi'. Now Set
us got to•work tied de le"
JO AND LA bbN SS
.FOR THE CHILDREN
]lively 0411a—whether it' be poor or
rich, is Petaled to Joy 00141 glade 0a
cleoid: 1, Ilia btrtlll'ighh of all anti
there is 308 lotutely 1:19,00ubt that the.
healthy habY 7e a happy baby. 11 is
Ilio balty'a austere 19' be ::appy--atot'
ernes. Only the sickly baby fs woes,
Tee well .a1il1d'is a Joy to 1150 lemo—
IC is a laughing, gurgling, happy little
910.10 of humanity which drives dull"
Care 1;ron1 the 11603011010. The sickly
baby Is Lha opposite --.he is crows and.
Peevish; cries a' great deal a1111 Is 'a
source 01 ealistant worry to the
mother. But nlatllers 111e1'e is 110 1)00d
of your little ones being eiekly. Tie-•
gulate•the baby's bowole and sweeten
his stomach with a gentle but
thorough laxative and baby will soon-
be well -au'd )happy again, Thotierirlda
of mothers have ereved this through
heir 000 of Baby's Own Tablet/4--
1here le a senile in every dose of the'
Tablets. Give them to your baby and
mane hint happy. Tlie Tablets are
sold by medicine dealers or by 117:111
at 26 cents a box -from The Er, Wil-
liams Medicine Co„ Brockville, Out, '
Brt' .,;ding Foxes
In same countr!e0 the fox is hunted
and ]tilled for sport, but if one killed
a fox in Prince Edward Island lie
might wipe out three or four thousand
dollars of the assets of some citizen,
For they breed foxes in Prince Edward
Island. It is estimated that there aro
about 500 foxes -on the various ranch-
es in that province, and it was recent-
ly estimated that in one year $250,000
changed panda in the fox industry.
The succera that has attended some
breeders of foxes has canned very
many others to enter the 1aucbillg
.business, and there have been lueor-
porated several fox -ranching com-
panies. While the particular fox it is
sought to produce is called the black
fox, it is really the animal known to
the fur markets of the world as the
salver gray. It was the pelt of a fox
from Prince Edward Island that
brought the world's record price of
$2,000 in 'the' London market some
years ago.
The explanation of the high price
paid for the skin of the so -Balled black
fox is that the quantity offered In the
big fur markets of the world leas fall-
en in thirty years from 2,000 to about
300.
In the old days the wilds of Canada,
through the Hudson Bay Co., virtually
suppliedtheworld with furs, but now
semi - domesticated animals furnish
many pelts.
Never Wears a Hat,
John I1a.rkor, of Belfast, Ireland,
who was born In England more than
fifes' years ago, has gone for uine years
without a head covering of any ]find
in summer's heat and winter's cold.
IIe says he has driven liulldreds of
miles bareheaded, when the ther-
mometerregistered 10 degrees o1•
more Below zero, but has never
frozen his earq,,and never has a earl
an the head or a'headaclle,
AMINARD'S LINIMENT is the only
Liniment asked for at 111y store and
the only one we keep for 'sale.
All the people use It.
IiARLIN F TJLTON.
Then She Knew.
Esmeralds sat in her bower—the
top back bedroom—and gazed at a
Portrait. It represented a very ordin-
ary young pian, but Esmeralda thought
him otherwise. •
But do I love him?" she asked ben
-
self. '"Is this really love or merely
a sisterly affectiou--?" '
Just then the door burst open and
her young brother arrived like a whirl-
wind, Without a moment's pause, Es-
meralda took him by the ear and threw
him out,
Then she at down before the photo-
graph again.
"No,' she. said, with a sigh, '151y
love for Arthur' is, nbt a sisterly affee-
t'ion—it le something stronger; higher,
gentler than that;"
Lift off Corns!
tioesi'iat hurt t1 bit and Freezone
costs only a fee/ cents.
A A HgYAtop ?
of atqar1duwithhtl9 9100$
171511225, del out) rest, ainr
• n114Apaa of otr iseee,fre ee
:reltejp bad your p000 pulpit- :
uooef s guasent0eflt7yt p
'a'Livi PLETQN'S
RAZoMAH
• CAPSULES
This. ilrenaratt°n 11ther9-
• 11.811a(fi(6V%Pt'irweo0.0 130019rl)305erk0)t"0
111925 derived the 1.resteee
benefit through 123 880!3,
Write
pe11'
1nejTng'let0i2 EeSt
SWoibyOrnetlolabie
drufY$iete
everyWberoter el,oh a hos,
......,,,,,0)z„ rove,.,,.
'l"E:MPLETON
fs
RHEUMATIC CAPSULE
For 9:)100 9oaYs 1110 ' staliaargl
speai94 for
Rheumatism, Neuritis; Gout
}ip 50152:lea, Lumbago. Neuralgia
l i{ NMfali
etoydoptotrgs,p1r1e2 sxc1h,g3aot.tyvo
mammies, este rTnor-
ent0 fur
ay unions druggists uVerywhore for
8204 per 153x,
No Leek."
When A'rchle Bret Joihed )r9, the 11er-
geant who tool: him, in hand stu'cas11'
tally observed that the war would
soon be. over,
Archie blandly agreed.
The sergeant asked him what the
something something he 0neent •
"'Why, 1 never could keep a Job,". he
said, '
A little later Archie got into trouble
and was awarded telt deye', 033. Ile
Wrote and told his -mother. FIo was 50
distressed he wrote to tier; "Mother,
I am a defaulter."
She wrote back congratulating him
012 hie promotion, and added: "Never
be hard 011 a private, Archie, Remem-
ber always you, too, have been In the
ranks." -
MOTHER!
"California Syrup of Fig's"
• Child's' Best Laxative •
Accept "California' Sy 't11.) of Figs
only ---look for the name California on
the package, then you ale sure your
child is having tho hes and most
harmless physic for the little stom-
ach, liver and bowels. Children love
its fruity taste. Full directions on
each bottle. You must say "Cali-
fornia."
A flag on the schoolhouse is fine. A
flag in ever;' home is better, and a
flag ,in every heart is best of ell.
Minard's Liniment used by Physicians.
Coal is now $120 a ton in Italy,
twenty times as much as in pre-war
days.
SINCE ei 10'/0
ftf
PI4 .04
4'01:«+
130 0COPSCO eEd' GHS
MY NAD BAIJ
CASL OF EZEMA
On Arins,Faceandlink.
kiwi. Wawa He&
"1V'y baby had a very had csse or
eczema. It etortod an smell pimples
and eproad on her elms and face and
limbs, as for no her hips. The skin
was ooze and red and the breaking
out itched, so that eke wanted to
ocratch all the time, She was ansa
and fretful and could not sleep day
or nigle.
"Then I aced Uuticera, and when
I had meal four cakce of Seep and
four be:aa of Ointment cbo eras
, healed." (891'-ned) T-,2re. George
87ielcr, P,. 17. NO. 2, Bei: 44, Coopers
Mills, 101o., May 0, 1910.
Give 001100ra Soap, Ointment and
Talcum the cera' of your skin.
Soap tee, Ointment 211 and 00c. Sold
throuirhouttho1ominion, CaandiaftOapot
v ons, L]mlto o 85. Faua St., Montreal..
Caticure Soap Wartime wlibouhnug.
Mian ROstittttion of Louvain
)Boobs,
A Ocrinan-Ilelgian gamnlieaiail 'of
exports bee erreageCt110 ]11900 of re•
btltution of the Louvain T 11veralty
library, le ted during the war, ey which
the booltdealel''s association of Leip-
ole liar taken charge Af buying a fixed
numb e1 ' of soh 11 t
a an i nil a d
,e d u. n e
nlanu5cripts replacing the lest 01109,
)hila protecting. the German libraries
which give up dupiietltee Jit their pee-
UpaOlon, Bari a Berlin deepatcli. •
'Fite librarian, Dr, Oehler, le OPIeelnt-
ed pati nal 00101ni,9s101101' to superinf
tend tee work.. .
asee
er
A Sootch Blessing,
"If after 111e kirk you :lido a wee,
:here's solve wad like to appals to ye..
11 after pari) you rise and flee,
We'll all seem cold and stiff to ye,
The one that's in the seat rel' ye
1% st)'dn5e1' here 111621'yotl, maybe;
A11
hero hoe got their fears and eaves;
Acid you your soul unto env. prayers;
130 you 00)0 angel unawares."
MONSY ORDERS,
It is always safe to send a Dominion
Express Money Order, Five dollars
casts throe cents.
. Bathe -perspiring hands . in warm
water to which a little alum or 7110530
has been added.
Ask for Minard's end take no other.
, Mutton is considered the most nour-
ishing 'meat. - - - -
COARSE SALT
LAND -$ALT.
Bulk Carlota
TORONTO GALT WORKS
C. J. CLIFF • TORONTO
LIMP AM XMAS.,
•
CIo*ssitied Advertisemer)te.
91t'iu xxl%x:sirs . .
Pay y011, paerse Steven
i pterl?prough,• *worts, '
1
4rfQUil'1xt7A Ni0Wt61`'M'11
$o11 rrtlttlnq 11)an1 1a 1001)001�
..:1#119-111,14 In.urathw o. 1')04 01,000. Wl.
o for S1,200:an cutek 12015. DOS 6*4
wIloen ;14411 J11ns Go., i.tll,, '3orento,
13 U1t} 1Ck�.1:M hl po ,.)00 2 rN. ANA
or, 5 pped, Onnn troth a al
Do notselltiros Limited,
°waato mad.
ns, Keenan riroa, x ilnited, Uwe» 7iounA,
Ont ..
)cess rx3VO oorw0rt T0u4 1at7itsnis,
i uifa'r1aiuop 111AiN11IG fit:k]OOIe
,, for 34urses:
AVM% Rospllal
205 South Broad Street, i011zabeth. Ne999aaa
Jersey; Complete course, Monthly ai+'
low/taco; first year $5.00, second 110.00,
third, 01.5.00, Address: Superintendent,
1535LP WAtItED,
fa'G7 Al,303'. 3, Elan -CLASS 1114N0i5
I i carpenters to work on interior
ritungs. flood wagon, steady work.
Apply Latdlaw Lumber Company, 225(5
Dundas W., Toronto, - -
mortocia
Soaeor Bog Sbem,odf00
Zook oat°
DOG DiSEAASES
and 25ow to 'Reed
Mailed Free, to,any. Ad-
dress by the Author,
XI. may Grover Oo., Sate.
132 West 1191 Street
. New York, U.S.A.
Appear Al Year
Best—Instantly
If you receive'a sudden
caller or an unexpected in-
vitation yeu can feel con-
fident of a1WaYs appearing
at your best. In but a fcw
moments It renders 005001
Skin a wonderfully pure,
soft complexion that is
beyond comparison.
lldng T '
Done You Dread I'is
'THE morning and evening drudgery on
that hard, shiny milk stool, the tired
arras and aching wrists—the daily grind of an
uncomfortable diatasteful year 'round chore?
Small wonder you dislike it.. And the cows Like
hand milking no more than you do. But with.
The M ecartooey Machine milker
1113*. COW'S ADOPTED C13ILD
it's' different. For the Macartney Milker not only
takes all the drudgery out of milking time and makes
it the moat pleasant work on the farm, but it Is a
big money-maker and a big labor saver. The hfae
2.rhlay do's its work thoroughly and completely and,
nays for itself in a short time. Furthermore. it is so,
,natural, uniform and gentle that the cows are
'quieter—more contented, the milk flow Is Sreeter
,than under harsh hand treatment.
Learn 011 about the =thieve features
of the hfacartaey Machine Mliser—
Put y00r 110010 and address on the
coupon below and mail it to -day. There
is no obligation Involved and we feel
sure you will be interested even If you
do not iignre on purchasing a "milker"
. Immediately.
The Macartney Milking
i ,�'�y Tl IS 6eUPON NOLM
t 1�h bloc Co. Limited
1 3166. Gathorino Street �r' rao 321)fta07 Milking 3111121/9
/ CO. limited - Ot!<wa
Qttaxta
�, �f� r f,'rnikrfen^
�± Plsau said me fail trorifculars
1 .°' ;�pl�� 44y1 ' y+ rears as 1Vtar:ortney Milker.
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ONLY TALE S ;'i ARKED
"BAYERff ARE ASPIRIN
Net Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross"
For Colds, Pain, Headache, Neural -
rat, Toothache, Earcche, and for
heumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Neu.
ritis, take Aspirin marked with the
name "Bayer' or you are not taking
Aspirin at all.
Accept only "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin" in an unbroken "Bayer"
package which contains complete dir
reetions. Then you aro getting real.
Aspirin—the genuine Aspirin izre-
willed by ph sioians for over nine-
teen years. Now made in Canada.
Handy tin boxes containing 12 tab-
lets coat but a few cents. Druggist%
also sell larger "Bayer" packages.
novo in only one Aspiriu--"Bayern--„You mast say "Bayo:"
Aspirin fe the trade mark (registered in Canada) of Bayer Manufacture of Montt+
aeollcaeldester of aellcylloadd, While Yt 10 hall known that Asplan means Bayqp
manufacture, to assist the public against Imitetlone, the Tablets of Bayer Company,
win bo stamped with their general trade mark, the "Bayer Cross."
/5049 P
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With your fingers) You can lift off
any hard corn, soft corn, or corn be-
tween the toes, and the hard skin cab
luses them bottom of feet.
A tiny bottle 01 "Preezonefl costs
little at any drug store; apply a few
drops upon the coin or callus, In-
stoutly it stops hurting, then ahortly
you lift that bothersome corn or callus
right off, root. and all, without one b11
of pain or soreness. Thllyl No hum-
bug!
In Austeaks there are ants which
build their nests along a north, and
tenth line 00 accurately that a traV9 -
ler may dived his course by their aid;.
(reap letimrd'c Liniment in the 1101)9e.
ISSt1) 1Vo, 25- e'e0i
ANCHOR PLUG h the chewing
tobacco of superlative excellence.
Try a Nag today.
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