HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1920-10-7, Page 7POR HEALTH
LIFTS j1�14DWAP
Rich, Red Moot and Strong
Nerves Nee'deti to 'Win Out,
R has been woil said that life is a
r'tle8, The fullblooded elan with
sound 11.01.1 'M!,, the bright-o'yUt1, rosy-
elreeked *grim, luveriably win. ".Cho
pori 01;x, dyspeptic hien, and the ail -
lug anaemic woman are lett behind,
Somers in life is largely a wrestlo0
I ]t0!
vox, A
'wealth and Setn�cl
of good lla ! 1 n.
g
tl
is Never the shi11(y, undecided moil
rv110 are olitts0ll for prediction; the
sickly
looking, pale woman is not
sought after lute her happy, rosy
Sisters.
"What makes all rife difference 10
the condition of the blued, if your
.blood Is thio and poor, your nerves
are bound to suffer, becat,se they have
to depend upon good red blood for
nourishment. headaches, uneecicled
will, a shrunken iiguee anti pale, me
attractive face etell only too plainly
that the blood is at fault,
13o1h men and women le great num-
bees have found deliverance from
their Inferiority- in life's race, caused
by impoverished blood through the
nee uE Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. They
are n remedy that hes bode a Meese -
hold word for a generation, because
dim, tone up the whole eYste01, make
the blood rich and red and strengthen
tbt\riot vas.
Mrs, S B. Miller, Elmira,
Ont., says: "1 leak upon Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills Or. a foan;ly mdidlcine, and
Have reason to praise them for what
they have done Jo our hone. Sonie
years ago, while we were thirty, in
Alberta, my huebaud was 80 8011'
pletely inn ilow_1 that no was unable
to do any work, and even to early a
pail of wrier would exhaust him. A
deetcr Was called in who said his
heart Wrut affected, and that medicine
would be et little use to hint. This
greatly worried me and I finally urged
Mut to try Dr, Williams.' Pink Pills,
ile began their use and in a short time
the swelling in his hands and feet dis-
appeared. We decided to return to
Ontario, but the doctor said he could
not stole the trip„ But the doctor
was ltllstal(erl, for through the use of
the pills he gained such strength as
to be able to look after the harvest,
and in a month later we returned to
Ontario. My husband still takes a
box or two of the pills twice a year,
and they keep him in geed shape. I
have also found the mills good for my
gi'owing daughters, and we are never
without then in our home."
Ono 01 the hest things about Dr.
Williams,' Pink Pills is that they do
not contain the slightest trace of
opiates or harmful drugs. While they
are overcoming diseaca they are
building up general conditions of
good health. Yoe can get•these pills
through any dealer in medicine, or
by mail at 50 coats a hot, or six boxes.
for $2,60 from The. Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont,
Seven Ages of Man; ,
The seven ages of man have recent-
_ ly been tabulated on an acquisitive
basis, as follows:
First Age -Sees the earth.
Second Age -Wants it.
Third Age -Starts to get it.
Fourth Age -Decides to be satisfied
with half of it.
Fifth Age - Becomes still more
moderate.
Sixth Age -Now content to possess
a six by two foot strip of it.
• Seventh Age -Gets .the strip.
A Grateful Wren.
'rho moat 'W0ndorfal thing that T
over Knew On allimel to do, says a
nla4SAAille writer", 1lappeued Deve1'81
Years ago when We Wel'e living on the
southern slope of -the Qltarka,
A Wren 118(1 built her nest on elle
plate lalling 01 eve ;'tont parch and
load reared, or pertly roared, a very
hungry hn11e11 of youngsters. She, with
her 111(120, Was 150pt busy hunting
worries for bot' a1Warr ravenous bread.
Ono day, where T Was sitting on the
Perch, she Maw theoug11 an open
screen across rho living room and
banged'into the glass of the beck wire.
dolt'; The impact stunned her and sl1e.
fell fluttering to the soot
The mistress of the house happen-
ed to be sitting near the window so
she reached th.e wren almost as snitch
-
ly 113 the oat did anti succeeded In
rescuing ,Jenny.
Besides being stunned the Wl•811 wets
10181131y 28151)201102, 111122 10Y Panting
with outspread whip in the woman's
eland.- The mistress took the wren 111 -
to the kitchen, . moistened her 110811
with cool water aril dropped a little
into her bill, As soon as the wren
seemed sufficiently reo0Vered she Was
carried 0112 and pieced o11 the grass,
Then happened. tiie mast amazing
2111105 I ever saw. The Wren Il•Opped
ep and caught the woman's dress and
by a 5erles of short hops readied her
sheltlder, Then tho bird began to
slug, She ding madly, jo'Yellely, hop-
ping to the top of her Head,. to her
shoulders, to hoe arms, backtb flier
head, siuglug al the time,
Presently the wren flew to a near-
by shrub, still singing, then back
again, and perched once more upon
the woman's head. After a minute or
Iwo, 550nling to conclude that she had
sufficiently cxpres.>0d her gratitude,.
rhe flow over inial the garden and be-
gun busily hunting for worms.
Is Woman Old at Thirty?
While one export says that a woman Baby's Own Tablets are au excel -
is at her best 'at thirty-five, others say lent medicine for little ones. They
she is old at thirty, • aro h mild but thorough laxative
The latter satement is not borne out which sweeten the stomach and regu-
by the daces of the most fascinating lato the bowels, thus bt aging relief
women of history, many of evlhonl in cases of constipation, indigestion,
colic, colds and simple fevers. Con-
cerning thein Mrs. L. S. Clliasson, Pa-
qttetville, N B , writes: "I have
found Baby's Own Tablets excellent
for my young baby In the case of con-
stipation and colic and it gives 111e
great pleasure to recommend them to
other mothers." The Tablets are sold
by medicine dealers Cr by mail at 25
she poisoned herself, and there was cents a box from The Dr. Williams
never a suggestion that her enure- Medicine Co„ Brockville, Ont,
My Ona.
Oh, I must answer to o name
And live upon a certain street,
And stairs within a dingy house
Must bear the burden of my feet,
Still, when the night is dim and sweet,
In dreams I roam the silent hills;
Where aisles of shadow, vague with
gh,
Are lipetatled soft with daffodils.
A SMART STREET!.
DRESS
5031.
Embroidery Meclan Aro, 307
0531 -Misses' Dreets (in two
lengths). Price, 35 cents. In 3 sizes,
nl
• 0 20yeare.
Size 10
• ret udres .. /,v
16 t e S
y
s 1
yda. 54 ins, wide; contrastiing, ih.1 yd.
36 ins. Width, 1.1k yds. -
McCall Transfer Design '1o, 307.
Price, 16 cents.
These patterns may be obtained
from your local McCall dealer, or
from the McCall Co,, • 70 Bond St.,
Toronto, Dept, W.
i F cil 1 t Medicine,
Fir Little Ales
staggered the world with their love
affairs long after they: had passed the
thirtieth milestone.
Ninon de 1'Enclos, the wonderful
Queen of hearts; was .adored madiy
when she ivas sixty,- and at ninety re-
ceived a fervent declaration of love.
Cleopatra, who toyed with the love
of monarchs, was thirty-eight when
meat had begun to fade, The Em-
press Josephine, who captivated Na-
poleon, was so much older than her
lover that when they were married
their ages were given wrongly--tiheee
was -such a wide .breach of years ho-
teveen the boy Emperor and his mid-
dle-aged bride.
The indefinable thing we call charm
is not a question of birthdays passed,
There are scare old women of twenty-
five, and gay grandmothers of sixty.
George Sand was considerably over
thirty and 'extremely' ugly. when She I foot it through the silver curl(,
was laved with such vehemence by I shout aloud to field and tree;
Chopin; Helen of Troy had lovers by And all this gypsy heart of me
the score when she was forty, and, to I is lodging, longing to be free.
Colne to a later date, Mme. Patti re-
tained the wonderful freshness of her
youth to the end. •
Raveled yarn from worn-out gar-
ments, cut into bits, makes a soft
filler .for pin -cushions and soft pil-
lows.
The reason some people don't talk
mere bhan they do lis that they Can't
think of anything else to say about
2hemeelves.
felling a Little -Know Secret of Success
_ We all know how the weather makes
as cheerful or depressed. We don't
realize so readily how much we are
affected by the aspect of those we
tweet every day. Our gloom is dis-
pelled by the mere presence of.sunny,
courteous people. . They are easy to
get on with, Nothing about therm jars,
Their frank smiles suggest that they
wish you well and like ybii. And"w•e
all lute to be lilted.
Sheet' ability doesn't geh its full
slants when it goes hand be hand
with uncouthness, "airs" and offensive
personality. You feel that So -and -So
may be a. good mall for his job, but -
you don't want to see more of him
'than you can helpi And employers
1001 0.0 Inman as you are yourself,
There is something about good hu -
1110r, courtesy and kindness which hits
the bull's-eye. Yon cannot fail to be'
pleasantly. impressed by the ready,
helpful man or t$'omaan who.nevelttails
to peeetni those grsoeful acts' wlitolo
cost so little yet meat so. much. Such
" persons diffuse sli11shiale wherever
they go. They are edicient in business
because their relations. are easy anis
sln0otlh with everyone they_liieet.
Politeness pays!
Human nature aan'5 resist it.
And doesn't tort—i
When a man, however Holt and
ipowerfut he may be, is treated with
a quiet courtesy *blob; is neither
tetesy nor fawning, he instinctively
respects the man he meets, and
wis\'ices to have his good opinien. He
shows his best side. I3e will try to
show himself just and generous.
Unfailingly do unto others as you
would have them do unto you; show
eO:actiy the same attitude to the low-
liest and the grandest of your ac-
quaintances, and you will assuredly
get on, because good -humor and quiet
helpfulness are urgently needed by
0rer7, mail ot Imeines'8..
The worker to whom nothing is a
trouble will .never he sacked. Rather
will he rise. The bright, smiling sales-
man draws customers -because cheer-
fulness. is a magnet which attracts us
all. In our dull business world
smiles are sun -rays ever welcome.
It is so very easy to be bredzy'and
bright and lurid, The habit 0f court-
esy and politeness '.soon becomes
second nature. Buddhists ., sacrifice
themselves entirely to their ideal of
.social service. Business doesn't make
so severe a ,demand. But wherever
that principle is shown.:10.businoess •it
is promptly recognized and,usetaily re=
ward•ed,by rapid advancement.
The rules (1011 usages dictated by
courtesy had not their basis in sand;
they have evolved slowly and toil-
somely out of the need for Dose, grace
and decency in We. Therefore. apart
from the decided advantages that am-
erua•to onrselVes when we are gentle,
considerate and helpful to others, we
show apprecit8tion of the fact; too of-
ten overlooked„ that for all our hap-
piness we are very 1131101h dependent
one upon another.
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ias:ed instea . of coffee .:
me hs better nighis and iti-1
baigh, .lr days For every
one vt� qn eo�iCee ciagxees ---_____1/7:41-::
Sri' ,` " -.PS'S.N :,,., 'r
Postrtm C. ereal,, ;� lauld. be. honed: arta" twenty
. Another Eorxa-L•Inste t Posture,
Ii11YlULfk'S � . ?�...
is ra�yd�,ye 1:77s`tanthr in the cup.
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Madre b Canac'�Canadian�fn, r
.y Windsor, Ontario.
011, I meet answer to a name
And live open a certain street;
But who shall tale my dreams from
111E -
Or keep my life from being sweet!
•
The World is Full of Good
Intentions.
Fire prevention is a matter that is
too often neglected, especially by
those who are responsible for the pro-
tectl8n of Use lives and property of
the people.
Action is what counts. Don't pro-
crastinate, Don't sit on the fence and
wait until the movement is made a
811510002 by the public spirit, interest
and energy of others. Don't make
promises. Make good.
MOTHER!
"California Syrup of Figs"
Child's' Best Laxative
Send for fist 92 inventions wantQtl
by Manufaotnr800, Fortunes have
been made from pimple Ideas,
"Patent Protection" booklet end
ry"�Preoof-s0F7'�Cl!ottncepp7tion7"�- on rssgcuresl,
k AROLD C. SRdIPMANp17.O.
t A't�iotT .AT'. (DSL
20 Shipm0n Chambers, Ottawa, Gan.
A Ge,, at CFazlfsodi�aa.lia Mining
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@egi
,,Tho Province of British Columbia
le
Atte 'Per cent, larger ;hare .the state
of '1exa's•; and Kootenay is. a 80,000
equere mile bleak.
The leading industries of Kootenay
aro lumbering, miming and fruit eels -
Mg. At present other lines of indus-
try aro in their infancy;
Eighty per cent. of the total area is
covered with forest. Tho question of
weed -pulp is intimately a88801112ed
with the lumber industry. The de-
mand for pulp and the scarcity of
'mime are felt in Canada and else-
where, Canada has 88 pulp Mills, but
there is not a mill between the west
coast of British Columbia and Rainy
River, a distance of over 1,000 miles,
For the purpose of mining, Koote-
nay is divided into two distinct parts;
the coal mining field and the metal.
mining field. The coal measures Etre
'limited to the extreme eastern past of
the district, and there are no metals
there, The rest of the district is rich
in metals, but has n0 coal.
There aro three known bituminous
coal areas in Canada, two of them on
islands at the extremities of the coun-
try. Cape Bretcn island at the east-
er11 end of the country and Vancouver
Wand at the western end, and be-
tween these two islands me bituminous
coal is produced save on the slopes of
the main chain of the Alcides, the
great bulli coning from the Crow's
Nest field,
The alines cf the Crow's Nest were
opened in 1898, since which time they
have produced millions of tons of coal,
The annual production is now 1n ex-
cess of 3,000,000 .tons. The following
figures, giving the exports to the
United States alone, will give some
idea of the present production and po-
tential resources of this coal Meld;
In 1910 the coal exports to the United
States amounted to 585,187 tons, valued
at $1,277,417; in 1917, 341,518 tons,
worth 51,200,440; in 1918, 607,229 toms,
valued at 51,930,003; and in 1919, 534,-
675,
34;875, worth 52,110,552.
This great coal Meld has been tap-
ped only at a few points where rail-
way facilities are available.
Accept "California" Syrtip 01, Files
only -look for the name California on
the package, then you are stare your
child is having the: best and host
harmless physic for the little starn-
ach, liver and bowels, Children love
its fruity taste, Pull directions on.
cath bottle. You mut say' 'Call -
ferrate." '
Somewhere in France.
"Somewhere: in Fiance"
There is for me and urine, a little spot
of hallowed ground,
Where our loved one is at rest within
its shetterlllg mound,
The Winds are making music, amid.
dew -drops' silver tears;
While birds are softly singing a chant
to all our _prayers.
Will you sweet wining and birds, a
message take from fine -anti
mite?
Say "we give hint back again, to his
God the Great Divine,
And though we cannot tend him, as
the wilid5 and birds and deW,
In the spirit We are with him ill death
Mu' IiVos renew,'
o $ 0
Ohl little shot of hallowed grol»nl, a
token ihronghout time,
Of noble We, and nobler cieatle-'a eats
Hiroo 51112111110.
---F, ID, 1Kortright,
M(nardee Llnlmont Relieves Dlsterlipbe
"0FREEZO NE"
Lift Off Corns! No Pain 1
Mr. A. J, Mitchell, Vice -President of
Canadian National 11.a14way5, has 00r1 -
Welted the reorganization of the
Treasurer's Office at Toronto, which
reorganization i1101udes the 00-orchncy-
tion of the Grand Trak Pacific Rail-
way anal the Transcontinental Rail-
way Treasury Departments at Winni-
peg.
Air, II, G. Perlman, hlthorto Assist-
ant Treasurer of the Canadian North-
ern Rdilva3 System,
has been 011
-
painted Treasurer,
Y'Ot I HAIR
IS
f'7 FAST
w
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"Danderine" will check that
ugly dandruff and stop
hair coming out
To stop falling hair at once and rid
the scalp of every particle of dandruff,
get a small bottle of "Danderine".at
any 'drug or -toilet counter for a few
cents, pour ti little in your hand and
rub It into the scalp. Atter several ap-
plications the hair usually stops cool-
ing out and you can't find any dend-
rn42. Soon every hair on your scalp
shows new. life, vigor, brlgiltnese,
thickness and more color.
Brown sugar gets hard and lumpy.
If it is kept in the icebox it will al-
ways be soft and easy to use,
CASCARETS
",They 1tldprk while you Sleep".
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1:Knoolc on wood! Y07'r0 feeling
tine, e11? That's i;roat! beep the mi-
tre Paniiy
feeling' 1' that Way alwaye,
with ocottsiuual t'•::1carets for the liver
and bowels, When bilious, consti-
pated, lleadaully, uestruug, or for a
cold, unset stena011, or bad Metall,
nothing acts like [!securers, No grip-
ing, 110 inconvenience. 10, 25, 50 cents,
One of the bast known imitation
leathers with a" Wide' range of uses
is made from cotton,
Minerd's Liniment For Dandruff,
Paddington Station, Lonclon,'leseY6'0'i-
free from 19001.211 ticket collectors for
the first time eince the war.
'MONEY ORDERS.
• A Dominion Express Money Order
for five dollars costs three cents.
The latest dictionaries cont:eM 500,-
000 words.
Minard's Liniment Relieves Colds, Etc,
Y. .
Perfect Skin
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:1 Know the joy and
' ,' 1/happiness that comes
0' to one tbru possessing
M
Ia slain of purity and
✓"beauty. The soft, ells,
\tInguished appearance it
renders brings out your
naturaibeauty te7 its full-
est, In use over 70 years•
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•A.,t and I4glit Serving at home; whole or
spare time; good pay, wolf( neat am, ots.
ranee; charged paid. bend Ntwilit OP
pa1•tic8hlre, Natientsi Monurecturing Co.,
Aiontreal,
11'' 111it'IIN TO VA,W 050 2. LAW
3(4 hours with "Sears einem: chert 02
Olinda" enahling a versa, 20 111521(1y
!play accompaniments 011 piano or Organ`
211 -(Wily ROY( endorsed by lerterme need -
;Mum evarywllet'e. Agente wanted, nee
oral cotnmisslcnsi (,0e2pa121 to any ad-
Co 100 1 readwO', EsdncyNfSllolp Pah.
4010 -lo)1'5 53021002 50a' 8emo(002
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lli-es 111 ease CEDAR, ...CHESTS
AL•Noi Holy 01010moth-proof aux snit are
roily 3landn01010 r.tecel of (50002 n:a:
Tlr(et from mennfacturer to yon.,
ih'rtto for 080e illrutlrat^a llter8tnre;
Eureka Refrigerrtor CO., Llmltafd
Arron Paling, eat.
AT YON SERVICE
V/IIEREVEl YOU LIVE
The wono i11 town or country has
/weer , 3., the sante rtavantage as her sister in
the city in expert. advice from She
best-known firm of Cleaners and
Dyers in Canada.
PARCELS from the country sent by
mail or exprese receive the same care-
ful attention as work delivered per-
sonally,
CLEANING and DYEING
Clothing or Household Fabrics.
Eelleee
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For years, 1110 name of "Parker's"
has signified perfection in this
work of =keg old things loos( like
new, whether personal garments of
even the most fragile material, or
household curtains, draperies, rugs,
etc.
Write us for further particulars,
or send your parcels direct to
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CZners 41 -Byars
'791Yongs St. -• Toronto
1
Deese a-liurt a bit! Drop a little
"Freezone" on an aching corn, instant'
ly that corn stops hurting, then short'
ly you can lift it right off with lingers.
Truly!
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
"i"reezone" for a few cents; sufficient
to remove every ]card corn, soft corn,
or corn between the toes, and the cal-
luses, without soreness or irritation.
"Lead, I{indly Light," came to
Newman as be lay aboard a vessel be-
calmed in the. Straits of Bonifacio,
between Corsica. and Sardinia. Tor-
tured by the intense heat and distract-
ed by the intense mental conflict which
he was then undergoing, he penned
the immortal lines. under the origin-
al title, "The Pillar of'the _Cloud,"','
"Laud, Kindly Light," first appealed
in the British Magazine.
Bear Island, Aug. 26, 1903.
lvlinard'e Liniment Co., Limited.
Dear Sirs, -Your traveller is 'her'o
to -day "itnd we are getting a large
quantity of your MINARD'S LINT-
MENT. Wo find it the best Liniment
on the market, making no exception5.
We have been in business 13 years
and have handled all 12!11(x, but have
dropped them ail but yours; that
sells. itself; the others have to be
pushed to get rid o
W.A.
HAGERMAN,
Rr_J
lei /. EPENDABLE
>I,`` tires, like good
roads, always pay fox
themselves many times
over. _
Partridge Tires have
a supreme hand -built
/,t dependability which
makes them savers of
dollars, time and in-
convenience. They are
quality from tread to
the inside of the casing.
SAVE 50e
' to
1.00
per roll
Prompt
Sltiprnent
Craok(1?s are nicer if crisped in the
open or under broiler for a minute or
two before serving. A salty wafer
needs no butter, but a plain soda
cracker is improved 1f 598015(1 lightly
with butter before toasting:
BUY "DIAMOND DYE'S".
DON'T RISK MATERIAL
Each package of ".Diamond Dyes" ton -
tam (breat ons 80 simple that any
woman can dye any materiel without
strealeing, fading or turning. Drttggtst
hie color card Take no other dyel
Remove grease stains from matting
by covering tlie1 thickly With baking
soda 'anti brushsui it up with the
va0110n cinemaaltneethatei3'.
Mhrard's Lln'me2t For Burns, Eto.
!m'nrp5, c
arrets, beets and
pennies
s
irurch�
'all ep3ltt(llt diger, 'tY111C1m is fila 1
pal food they provide, but if they are
110 21011 11505 2 of this sugar is lost. Tho
only wt to prevent such loss ns to
steam thou,.,
YOURSELF THE JUDGE
We ship on approval to any station
"Where 'there is me agenjt. Wo save
you Ho to $1.00 a roll on Ready
ayRoof
guaranteeding Of
A.SI1(' FOR quality, yourself to lie
FREE' the judge after 111 -
SAMPLES Roofing
atectingour risthe Samples
free by maid, also free catalogue
with prices and lull information.
Send letter or post card, "Send me
free samples and price of Ready
Roofing and particulars of Free
Delivery Offer."
THE HALLIDAY COMPANY, Ltd._
Factory Distributors,
HAMILTON - CANADA
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SUMP
FOR IIAIR AD SKIN
Treatment for Dimples n -t6 biackhendsi
At night smear them With Cutieura ant.
ment, Wash off in five inin the with
Cutieura Soap and hot water and continuo
'bathing ft feW 'moments,
'l'.reatrnent far dandruff and Stetting.'
On retiring nib Cuticura Ointment •ip e
parigve
rac
tp
, The next
m
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n
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ONLY TABLETS MARKED
"BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN
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only prelim, Aspirin—the Aspirin Uoadaehe, Toothaehe, Earache, Neu-
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