HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1912-01-11, Page 7ANTIARY
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Our 'handsome line of
exquisite' Pearl Brooches
will :appeal to the good
taste of all ladies. They
are of 14k gold, ,and the
gems •are as flawless as
price will allow. Our
large stock makes select-
ing very simple, and the
price will apot'tal to all
economical shoppers Call
in to day a_nd.' look over
the lot. ' You will had
your ideal here at a price
WITHIN YOUR
MEANS
istaittersuaaesseureatotwernaavreasenantt
W. 111ELLIAlt
JEWELER and OPTICIAN
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d FieldStone Iseetablet '";fe0 road
Making.,t wanted: by the ToWCjnto,n
aPrice $3.00"per cord ci1.13,'
000' pounds.
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Chairman 01' 6ltd'eet CoMmittee
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Rttw Furs Wanted
An kinds of Bow Furs wanted al:
highest prices. Also FOR SALE—
A few 'geed Barred Rock cockeree
bred from one of the best eteains
• in Canada, also a dozeia Black Leg -
'Thorn cookerels, bred froni a good
laying strain.
BERT. HOVEY.
Meeting ot the 'Huron Co.
Council
Fee felA oc
When in need., of a tan pr
two of Shorts, come to the
Elevator and be sure of gett-
ing all you want.
•Large supplies of
Shorts, low grade flour;
ped feeds now on hand.
The Council of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will meet in the
council chaniher, in he town of Gone-
' ride, on Tuesday the 23rd inst. at 3
o'clock.. All itocouuts against the
:county must he placed with the Clerk
previons to thiete—W. Lane
Dated, Jan. Sth, 1912, Clerk.
Boy Wanted'.
To assist in stock room. Good
future for capable, willing Youth
The Doherty 'Piano & Ongan
Co., Clinton.
Publie Notice
Bran,
chop -
The L. Suitter Co.
The Elevator.
Clinton —H Ontario
Telephone 64.
The Annual meeting of the sub-
scribers of the Goderich Toiwn-
ship Telephone System will be held
Barnes"s 1101, Barnesville, on
Friday, January 12th, at 1.30 oclock
p.m. to receive the report of thid
Commissioners and to transact
such business as may be brought be
fore them. O. W. Potter, Secretary
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dlj,Eivil 'IGirls.be Ito ,retetreed eback
ononday td,his eollege tit Sendertic
aftet sh
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pending the Chriptinite holiclay
With his pot:exits and relatives, in our
bur• 1Vir .Idoneen•AteRlay from the West
was tVe guest of his nephew, Mr..JOhll
Faririth part of Thursday and -Friday
of lasiweek. Mr. Ferrish was pleased
to eee*irn having not seen' hini, for tee
years pest.
Mr, ltd Mrs. Jas. Herten, of 11 -
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field )0,d Goclerich 'PownsItip paid a
visit tcrur burg on Thursday ,,of, last'
Praytr meeting will be held Nit the
home Mr John Linklater on Thurs-
day ev ling. •
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Brueefield
Mise sadly, of Westminieter is the
guest �her aunt, Mrs. Wm, Scott.
Mr. Dlliot hat returned from AI-
hertm e viill spend the Winter at
home.
Mr. Anlaie of Knox College, Tor-
onto, l preach in the Presbyterian
Ohurch ll Sat:lib:1h next, .
Mr km uel Lainiesborough and
family, ifitkota, are visiting at the
home o Mrs. Landeshorough's par-
euts, C)14,1es Routiolge and wife of
Tockeisntb. It is some years since
they hev'tspent a winter in OntarioSkatinis now the favorite past -
time for Se young people.
Meet enries Routiedge- who was
recently hdly injured is slowly ine
proving. •
aVnt. Et" has returned to Toronto
Uni veesity
A nutribt of telephone wires were
broken dOig the storm.
Miss Walinshaw, of Clinton, is the
guest of Mir Pearl Wise.
Mrs. Geetee Turner visited her par-
ents Mr. aritAlee. Winter last week.
Our villag had a little excitement
on Tuesdaydorning when our railtvey
station caugt fire from a stove which
was not proerly protected from the
pitetitions, 4 was put out by a few
pails of watt. The stalion agent
with the aidIlt the section men who
were in the Yed shovelling snow, mid
a number fret the village with pails
of water ptit'et tbe blaze. The loss
will be a very,:nall one to the oonn
pany. ThereVes a bigh wind blow
ing and had thfire not been put out
at once. it wolf soon heve burned the
station house.
elartry Altvede of Bayfield,is again
on the stege. Shaw who has been
on the stage forne months has gone
tu his home at Etton.
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Root Maker and Repairer
Repairing done promptly.
Skates put on while you
wait
Skate straps of solid lea, her
but any length desired.
Suit cases and Trunks re-
paired.
A trial will convince you of
the neatness and promptness
with which I execute my work
Store open every evening
Opposite Postoffice.
• Dog Lost
On or about the Eith of rlecember
a black and 'white Beadle Bound
.With curl on tail. Anyone foundi
harboring the same will be prbsec
arted.—Norman Kennedy, Clinton,,„
Winter Resorts
T. Watts
Auction Sale.ot Cows and
Young Cattle.
Mr, Geo. Rolland' has instructed
the undersigned to sell by public
auction at the Hata Normandie
Stables_, osIl Monday, Jan.
15th, the 1oi1lowm,g,-2 farrow mows
milking Well; 2 cows 'dlue in Janu-
ary; 2 coNve due in February; 15,
cows 'clue iauMarch and April ;, 2
heifers rising 3 years ad ; 3 .heifers
rising 2 years old. Guarantee—Any
ed,wneit proving to +,be; in call by
Mar& 1st, 1912, can L,be retufned,
. and oath or note twill berefutracied.
TERMS—Six months .credit on ap-
proved ioint notes or 6 per .cerilt per
annum disconnt for cash. Sale at
1 o,oltick 'sharp, 'Holland •& Connell
Proprietors, Thos. Gundry, Auc-
tioneer.
' Round Trip 'Tourists Tickets now
on Sale to all principal winter re-
sorts in chi ding •
CALIFORNIA,M:FeXICU, FLORIDA
The A:el:motive Route to
WESTERN CANADA
is. via Chicago.
Annual Meeting.
The Annual Meeting of the Holm-
esville Cheese and Butter CoulPanY
limited, ;will beheld in Holmes Ball.
eld-rnesville, on Wednesday, Jan.
17ilin at 2 pm., f OT tthe Winding up
of lihe past year's business and for
election of officers. All sharehold-
ws and patrons ,are invited to at-
tend.
GEO. HOLLAND, GEO. P. GOIJLD,
President'. Secretary
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Notice
I wish to ennounce that I have dis-
posed of my Her:le:ere huein55s ro
IWilliam S. and W. J. Harlend who
will continue else business in the Fame
stand and unrIer the 551110 firm,name
iif tltkrland Bros. Thenkleg allfoe
• pest fevers and hoping r,w 5 enitinu:
, A nem Of your Rupport, to the new firm,
1 :deo wish to stete thet 1 have, , i
1 ection et all notes a,nd book ex:counts
which can be paid'at the store of Bar -
bend Bro,. during' this month and ask
'SI:earned-lip Tiekets on Sale by all
for prompt settlement. Yoers truly
. .3 obn T. Ilruland.
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It iS theesire of the Z
publishers at all should •
take an inest in this
colmun ofTHE NEW
Ent.. If yonave friends •
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visiting yon or are go- ±
ing away fok, trip, leave
word or senlit on a Post
card.
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Mr. Russel Bro4 and Miss Nettie
Brown, of BrusselsItre visiting their
sister, Mrs. J. Leslid,'.err.
Mr, Robert char worth of Grand
Forks, Dakct t is i Clinton at the
present time visitrelatives and
friends.
Mrp, M. D.NIcTag
her houte last Fri
home last Friday al
lady friends in hone
Mr. Jacob Taylor.110 has represent
ed the Crat
ontedeio ,ife Association
as District Agent Wit past fifteen
years has signedi anoIr ten year eon.
tract. with more tetery added to
w.hat he covered 'hire. He had
tempting offers to talimber.territery
out he has decided 4 the present to
remain io Clinton.
Mr. 'Murray Jacksekow of Toron•
to, and son Of OOLIOC • V, Jackson,
.8103.7, "Pace to Face" :ry effectively
in Ontario street Af :dist church,
Nev Year'e night. I loisesses a rich
baritone voice,
Mr, W. B. Taylor . A , Wb,0 is a
Faculty student to Tato is at pres-
ent supplying tas, Ola a( Master at
LOCall bligh echoolhes heen of
feted the position for year hut will
return to Faculty i few weeks to
eoreplete his year in
t tint ertained at
afternoon, her
thou; her young
• Miss Broder.
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.Lia,adaaVras draa4aa,I0
:larliarpa0eat4ea.
.eee,,potlieeientle
aufAa-aaah..haticiattias
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Jeweler and Optician
issuer ot Marriage Licenses
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and so is every Chirir we Show.
You select, one awl have wife
select other. It will be a "toss
up" which is best. -You can't go
atnitis on
.NY KIND OF A CIICAIR
in our stock. They're all good.
Just so with entire stook we
shew, It's best in • towri, and
that's tb
why“ose who know'
buy furniture at our place.
It is ennouteed wit
ret that Dr.
Lorne Itobertuon, of S ford, is quite
and has been so tor r a week. A
consultation of three vsiciaus wee
held and there 51.0 801 syMptores 0;
tyhoid te vet- —'T he D„dany friende
in town will wish far tsde eeeo sieve
Miss Dell Taylor, wy is a .general
fevorite with her asseeee left on
Monday for Alma, 06114131. ThOfIlfik
and will he them for deldree, She
will be missed, not onto. home Me
in the yam* peoples wint eouteto
ion with 0, :trio , Si. etth in which
showas an active rneni, ead emelt
intereetecl.
AVANAMIAIIMic
Local News
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L1C,ENSES. FOR AUTOMOBILES.
'During the past twelve months
11,000 licenses weee issued -by ibe
Provincial Government toalliterate.:
bile owners, This year a change leas
been made in designs of the li-
cense tag, the new Pattern being 01
sheet steel specially design e,d to
stand a maximum amount of ,Wear
and ;tear. It .wfil heal. ;the crest of
t'he Province of Ontario ,with black
letters and numerals on ,a white
blackground. The officials of
the Provincial Secretary's De-
partment' are .convineeci that both
both in appearance and in durabili-
ty the tags are ;along' wa,yt ahead
of those previously issued.
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Opel -kegs 'of 'COnnatiPiit Has a' FfINO'
• ceroS,to i -lar Credit,
The Dueleets of 'Aosta/8 expedition
• to Central Africa j.s not he first ex -
patients of big, genie shooting. She
was 'in Africa two years ago, on ths
•same, quest, and lhere is 0, pictuee in
•existeuce representing her pientling
heeicle 'a large cleacLzebra, a trophy of
het; gati, says The Loudon Thnes. It
• 10 not eurerleing' When one considers
the reaLdeeigers and hardships of thie
toTra 'a, sport that the number of wo.
Merl who have taken it up serionslY
The Duchess /of Aosta, however, has
trained herself from childhood in all
kinds ef open air, sport. When, her
Parents the (donde and Cotentosse de
Paris, lived et St.ewe she hunted with
enthueiasm, but, unlike her mother,
she did hot care much for covert
shooting, • She shares to the -lull her
husband'slatowledge and love of
hones and she Was one ef the first
ladies of rank to take up aeronautics.
, The Duchess of Coenaught bagged
a.• large rhhaoceros this Summer clue,
hag the duke's sporting expedition te
Mast Africa, but the Duchess of Aosta
is the only prineess who has had much
experience of big game shooting,
• Lady Delamere, who is on her way
to England on a visit to her parents,
Lord and Lady Enniskillen, has be-
come under her husband's tuition a
notable „big game shot. She spent
her honeymoon in East Africa, where
Lord Delamere ,has practically made
his home near Nairobi,, cultivating se -
gar and cotton on a large scale. Al-
though the equator runs through 'his
estate, yet as it lies some 7,000 feet
above the sea the climate is delight-
ful, as Mr. Churchill, who has stayed
there, centestify.
Lady Minto is, however, probably
the most distinguished big game shot
among English. sportswomen. In the
firat year of her husband's viceroyalty
Lady Minto and her daughter, Lady
..Eilenn. Elliot, each got a black buck
While on a visit to the Maharajah
of Bikanir. A year later Her Excel-
lency took her share of the shooting
during the viceregal visit to ICashmir
killing seven out of the thirty-six
black beam secured by the,pitrty. On
a subsequent visit to Bikamir Lady
Eileen Elliot got her first tiger.
CHEAP POWER FOR GODERICH.
The first meeting of the Gederieb
council for 1912 was held. Monday.
The most important fe,atuee of the
meeting was the inaugural address
by Mayor Reid, :who outlined the
program to be followed during 'the
coming year. "The most import -
tent gueOtion," he said; "that • is.
before us atthe present time' is
cheap poever. It ,should be a mat-
ter of gratification to us aill that
the poever by-law carried, and that
it is now within your power aml
your duty to make the best .con -
bract possible with the hydro-
electric commission . Harbor
im-
provements and the establishing
of the permanent millitarY camP nt
Goderich Were matters which he
urged should ,command consider-
able attention from the new .cou.n-
cid. Referring to the matter of tele
phones his worship advo,eated thee
the franchise of the Bell Telephone
Company, which expires next June,
should' not be renewed. Other mat
tees referred to vette- p. new system
of lighting for the town, a perman
ent street improvements an,d new
fire alarm system and intersOvitch-
ing of the G.T.R. and C.P.R. at the
harbor.
A Byron Pose.
Lady Dorothy Nevin, who recently
published a new book of reminis-
cences, tells the following story of
Lord Byron :—
"Lord Byron, when he first dined
with Mr. Rogers, the banker poet, to
whose breakfasts I have been when a
girl," says Lady Dorothy, "was ask-
ed if he would take soup. No;
never take soup.'
"Would he take some fish? `No; I
never take fish.'
"Presently he was asked if he
would eat some mutton. 'No; I never
eat mutton.'
'Mr. Rogers then asked hin-u if he
would take a glass of wine. `No; I've
never tasted wine.'
"It was then necessary to ingnire
what he did eat and drink; and the
answer was: `Nothing but hard bis-
cuits and soda -water.
, "Unfortunately neither hard bis-
cuits nor soda -water were at hand;
and lie dined upon potatoes, bruised
down on his plate, and drenched with
vinegar!
"Some days after, meeting Hob -
house, Rogers said to him, 'How long
will Lord Byron persevere in his pres-
ent diet?'
"He replied, `Just so long as you
continue to notice it.'
"Rogers subsequently ascertained
that Byron, after leaving Ms house,
had gone to a club in St. James'
street and eaten a hearty supper."
HEALTH AND BEAUTY An Irish Feud.
Ancient land feuds and family quar-
rels die hard in Ireland. At Cork
the other week, Joseph Bradfield,
farmer, Kinsale, was awarded com-
pensation for malicious injury to a
number of sheep and lainbs. It was
stated that the ,mother of the appli-
cant was in. possession of the lariat for
a period of twenty years. Before she
took the farm a person was evicted
from it. A couple of years ago a re-
presentative of the evicted tenant, who
had established himself in a good
place in New York, eame back to
Knisale and demanded the farm from
Mrs. Bradfield. Since then they had
been annoyed, everyone with whom
theY dealt in the town of Kinrefie had
received threatening letters, and the
police had to guard the farnt by day
and night. The magistrate said this
was not alone a malicious act, but a
very disgraceful and scandelous one,
and such things were the curse of ire -
land.
Clean Healthy Hair Is Woman's Crown
of WorY, and Can be Easily
Kept Just So. •
One of the reasons why the yolks
of eggs are good for shampooing the
hair is that they contain sulphur and
ammonia; another reason is that they
are also emollient. ' Hair which has
been cleansed with an egg &puma°
invariably locks -full of lustre and
brightness, and is soft and silky to
the touch after the drying process is
complete; but, in order that these
results may appear, thoroughrinsing
Le estential, as, if any of the egg
preparation remains in the hair, it
wile be unpleasantly sticky and greasy
afterwards. One of the secrets of
successful head -washing, In fact, ia
that, whatever medium be employed
for cleansing purposes, the rinsing in
Pure clean water afterwards should
be earefuliY c.arrictl out
Another seerot which Is well worth
knowing is that pure rain or dietilled
water te antideal hair cleanser. Wash-
ing the bale in vele, hard water le
seldom successful. In the c,ountry
rain -water is easily obtainable, and,
If not perfeotly clean, can be filtered
before using. In towns it is more
din:cult to get but automatic do-
mestic stills are now to frequently
onployed that where one of these is
in use a plentiful suPply of eoft water
can always be obtained.
' PRETTY Al% GRACEFUL
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The eeascen of Auctie ' a ie here
The New Illra has .ever edety for
turlainekout •sale bills qirly, and
'which to advertiste, ae a w,el-
iii .also es t an exceilient fir.littan in
!tome weekly visitor to 113( hones
Meth( in town ,ancl .coatriti
Au advertise:Li/tent in 6 paper
bringresults. In the o;I of,aue-
Um sates, an acivertis ith
is
in e
el
paper ef greater loenef Reigate
bine. .41 wider field ,cal hos be
coVerlede and ,EVA advertent is
tuoze likely 1.10 b,e rrad in ,wspa-
7(69:115'
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g;ett'2,8
per, 0110.11 waxen posted{ o
- tis(stones.
yo,a 'are Vol* Noll'
thik fall use ;line( New E
target erovci prpistketi
V E R B age 4
when ealo biiis are prim, t.thfa
officer a filee annauncean
Ecglsittr."
EURNITERIO
given runi40 ;bhp beadi “saie
maima6guir
The girl 'who can effectierely wear
her heir ln a tow knot at the back of
her head IS fortunate this season. I'bie
le one of the prevailing fasitions, and
it hi as pretty as 11 10 geareefel, For
this style the hale is parted and
cleawn aver the ears.
The knot may lie a eingle large one
In the nape"of the neck, two on either
side of the nape, or a trio If done 10
thS laktdr then one .knot must be
eloae after the other. ,
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etoicitieenP.Aneestelandioulaw
,Couttnences Saturday, January
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Big 'price' reductions on all lines of winter merchandise
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Men's and Boys" 'Suits and Overcoats
Women's and Children's Mantles and Furs
Sweaters and Sweater Coats
Wool Shawls, Toques andMufflers •
Cars, Mitts; Socks, Etc.
Also a "Big Clear Cut" of all brbken liues of
Boots and Felt Slippers at
manufacturer's ptqc.ks.
DON'T MISS THIS 'SALE
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Plumsteel
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SMALL PROFITS MORE atisnivess
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Curious Bibles.
Among the curiees Bibles is the
"Persecuting Printer's 13101e, contain-
ing the phrase, "Printers have perse-
cuted ree without cause'' (Psalm
eXiX, 161). The substitution of the
word "printers". for "prinees" is re-
eponsible for the giving of this name
to. this I3ible. All we know of this
edition is stated by Stevens in his
catalogue of the Caxton exhibition uf
Bibles. This authority tells us that
these words WOTO put into a Bible
Printed before 1702.
There is also the "Ears to Ear"
Bible, in which occurs the expression
"Whose MO ears to ear, let him
hear" (Matthew xii, 401. This adap-
tation to cockney usage is found in
an OCtR.Vi0 Bible publiehed by the
Oxford Pose 10 1310. ,
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and will bring many opportunities to you
Some of these will be to purchase merchandise, and if you wish
to make the best of them you will patronize tlie Emporium. You
will find us well prepared. to supply your wants. We always curry
a large assortmeet of Goode. We buy always for Spot cash and so
get the closest prices and car therefore sell you very cheap. Our
ternis, as formerly, will be cash or produce. We nay the highest
market price for produce. We solicit front you a fair trial.
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etaronet at Eight.
There was a large and fashionable
gathering at Blankney Hall, Lincoln.
shire, the seat of the Earl and Coen.
test of Londesborough, when the for
mad opening of the Blankney hunting
iieason took place. Sir Robert Filmo
it Master of the famous pack, hav
ing succeedecl Lose" Charles Bentinck,
and he is very popular. Sir Robert
is tenth baronet, antl succeeded te
tho title BA a Chi1C1 of eight, At one
time an effacer in the Gronadiet
Guercle, he was engag,ed in the Nile
expedition, ancl Was present at the
battle of Omdurman, besides distin.
guishing himself in the last earn.
paign in South Africa.
• Like meet sportsmen, Sir Robert id
• something of 0. humorist, and he' hat
told of a conversation between a
Scotsman and an Irishinan on the
subjeet of criminals and criminal
la.sv. The Scotaman !sad been rather
sal:oast:Ice oxp,enso f
bus HibG'
tliF;Ilstidt11;:d the I ishman
Oieeland fhey don't hone man'witli
wett
Heroic treatment for a corn, which has no right to be on the
human toe, is to open your handy old corn razor and cut it out.
There are bad habits and practices which people ought to cut out,
though no razor is needed for the amputating process. For instance,
it is a bad practice to get in the habit of buying things through Mail
Order concerns when you can buy to better advantage—the mutual
advantage of yourself and your neighbor--at.the stores in your own
town.
If you have acquired this habit take the Razor of Resolution, hone
it on the hone of Mutual Interests, strop it on the strop of Town Im-
provement and --
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Said the Scotem
never knew that beioree No, that
they don't, fur they have to hang
Min with' a rope. sante as in Eugland •
ead Sc.otland
' 'FOOD efit3Elb.
•.1./01). lacy' Toallyr u r with children. .11 a Met is:: entered
in: sneeringly. "I the choice uf a pink and a yellow
sweet, the pink variety will invariably
be selected.. Curiously enough, hem -
ever, foods artistically colored green
appear to be avoided by ail. .
Dr. (+. Norman Meachen, the well-
known dietetic Specialist, tteholds the
ViOW that diners -out are largely influ-
enced in their appetites by the color
of the foods whick ere brought beforb
If You Like Brown Victuals You
Are a Person of Refinement!
An eXtreordinary food theory hes "Certain Odors," he says, "stime-
besii brought forward by .1)r, J. S. late the appetite and digestion, while
Goodall, lecturer to the MiddleseX ethers have the,reverse Oteet. White
Hotline] Medival Scheel, Re declares foods, such as white fisli, ere stimm
teat when. you enter it restaurant end lents the appetite,
teleet choculate-celored feed yoiyita-' • ,q.?eri,lanally„ apry_to has oftra
eenseiously shoW yourself a. man ot eeee stimulated Us; caters,
taste and eilinennent; but it, on the have Linn:red a vie:tam:ant :snit vett
cefil rely, you show a particLity ior feeble appetiii. alel ordered R steak.
,i‘,11017-co1ored. foods, your taste is The steak has cone up a eriap, red.
probably low and vulgar. dish, cian:ohit I look
Dr. Goodall, in explaining b:s at it, mid ni (menet tly1.3 1 1,I) feed
i'i,lp nicety, says that 0,e fir:dam:1e eter,ors, ,:e.etee 01., t eirees have
per! m eta with anim . ten, also tuh Eqloet it np.
'It iS lily theory that brown an".1
blue are not coed -innate to a btaltliy
appetite, and to sit down to dinner
in a green -papered room aftentlestr.oys
one's desire for food at . '
t
intit.M.CO," he says, is very intica
ilithienced by the coler el its food.
In OM experiment I plaeed a number,
of pieces ef meet, each tinted. a dif-
ferent -ordoe, before. a eat. The ani -
Mal looked at each ,picee carefully,
and then selected th e xecIe o1 • el
meat,
Dogs, on the other hand, do not up,
pear to use their .visual sense like
aide. II ,the food smells all right a
deg will eat anything.
"Human beings are yeey sensitive
0 to the dolor of then; food. Ity
making inqairies among caterers I
founl. that chocolate.colored foodt
wete easily the meet popular among
the educatecl classes. Tlic poorer
classes have fa 1ikig for Yellow. Otte
of the reesons of this may be t1a1 they
think such foe& me richer than
others.'
Pink is by far the moat Pore:Aar col -
Yachtsman )uage.
Tem yertre ago Lord justice iflotch.
er Moulton bought a• 20 -ton yacht,
with deckhouse and accommodation
for six people, on beard 'Which he
has since spent tho Long Vacation,
creising On the French and Dutch
coasts and up the great canah of
Berne countetes. Ills crow consists 01
'his seentary 55 captain, hie butler
'as steward, hie two ehauffeurs as en-
'gmeces, and Isis London. :chef asceok,
,while SIr -John himself takes Isis turn
at the wheel and lends a 'willing hand
10 the general workmg of the yaeht.