HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1931-03-12, Page 3Rural Adventure
I wonder if, by 'any choice of words,
or weaving of phrases, I can hand on
to anot) er .the wt•nderf ul delight L;
found in .an adventure so small that
there eeems nothing to tell, ;
I went further •eeeld than asnal.
!J here are but 'few trees hereabouts,
- in the hedgerows, With here and there
a saintly; and 1 canto to a, driftroad,
that le a grassy h•ghway, very old. '.o
doubt; end so little 'requested that it
was not worth metalling, It was full
of bramble -Drakes and thistle patches,
and the ditches were full of willow-
herb. Then I saw trees ahead of me,
some of those stunted pollat;ded elms..
which have. a'gnarled and peretonal
holt; and soon the driftway widened
Cita, sed I eaw I was in a small nate-
let, a handful of white -walled thatched
cottages, with pretty gardens, a Esau.
tree, and some vegetable rows, au9 a
;border of old-fashioned flowers, , , :.
Then 1 saw that among the, trees stood
a little: old chapel, of rubble-s'tc ne
amearea with 'plaster, and stone
coigns. It had no tower, only a pretty
stone belfry where there 'hung a bell
of green beenze; the, rust of the bronze
had melted over the stones, which
were stained a delicate green. , , Tae
chapel was fastened up, tett peering
in at a window 1 disccraed warped
oak benches, and a quaint organ, vete
small, with a gflde'1 .,.en of pipes and
an eller at the east with son -faded
hangings. I came away from this, and
took my way over a stile into Heide,
by the sic'2 cf a considerable pool of
water, full of weeds, with little fishes.
darling in le211 spaces, and bri ;t
beetles sac r e in circles in a dizzy
kind of cite There was much ar-
rowhead in the water, with green
spear-shansd heaves, and white ewers
with a heath of dark crimson, Then on
a little rising ground I saw two fig•
uses. They were looking away to the
south, where a dark stores was coming
up, heavy clouds of dense blackness,
with lurid copper -colored spaces; and
underneath it the woods and fields Montreal.—The death rate for dia-
looked es if they were in a mist oe bates in Canada and in the United
greyish impe'puble dust. States in 1930 was the highest ever re -
The figures were those of a very old corded, For many years an upward
man and a h'•y ; the old man had pet trend has been observed in diabetes
his hands up over his eyes to sse tit+ mortality, but the rise during the last
storm cloud more clearly, and the boy deeade has been more pronounced
had imitated him. - , than ever. The increasing use ot in -
1 can e up svith them and spoke t.e still% rays the Bureau of Statistics of
velem. The old man was ... upright •
with a weather -worn face, cheeks like
the sides of a ripe apple, and a strag-
gling beard—such a fats as you can,
Nee in can old glass window, warped
and hardened by endless toil, and yet
kindly and patient, with wide grey
eyes. The boy was dark-skinned ani
graceful a handsome say creature.
The old mean talked in a hige tr tour
tum voice. I'Ie told nee he wa.; c;glity•
three ye=urs old, and that the boy was
his grandson. The bey looked at each
of us in silence as we spoke. I said
that it Willa lonely place, and he said
"Yes," and that few people ever came
titers -"It is amidst the fields here,"
he said simply. IIo told me it was ti:e
hamlet of a larger village, anti .that
theParson cant aver for an afternoon
p c
service oil Sundays, and in rough
"weather not always that.... Then
he moved away home, the boy followed
him, saying, "We shall have a bit of
• weather an us :n a minute." I stood
and watched them go, the oId mum
shuffling away, and the boy jumping
'about beside him, asking him many
questions, They wete soon lost to
sight among the trees; I myself shel-
tered under a tough and ancient thorn-
;tree, whieh grew beside the road, while
•the grey slanting rain lashed the
1 fields, and a light mist rose from the
hot ground.
That was ail my adventure; but it
hada fine quality •bout it—the lonely
,had
lost in the fields, the Brassy
spaces, the dark trees, the chapel .. .
the pool, and the swiftly racing sha-
dow of the storm over ail.—A. C. Ben-
son in "Rambles and Reflections,"
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2. BUMS . licoe
High School' Boards and Boards of Educatign
Aro authorized by law to establish
INDUSTRIAL, TECHNICAL AND
ART SCHOOLS
With the approval of the •Minister of Education
OAY'AND EVENING CLASSES
may be conducted In accordance with the regulations Issued by,
the Department of Education.,
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION •
la given in various trades. The schools and classes are under.tbe
direction of -AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
Application for attendance should be made to the Principal
of the school.
COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS, MANUAL TRAINING, HOUSEHOLD
SCIENCE AND AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE aro provided
for In the Courses of Study In Public, Separate, Continuation and High
Schools, Collegiate Institutes, Vocational Schools and Departments.
Copies of the Regulations issued by the Minister of Education may be
obtained from the Deputy Minister, Parliarneet Buildings, Toronto.
Diabetes Deaths
Increase in 1930
Rise in Rate During Last
Decade is More
Pronounced
How the Al Rei habet
Came Into ;eang
"Influence of mouth gesture on the
•development of the Alphabet," was the
eubjeot of an address by Sir Richard
Paget before the anthropology section
in London,
It was Inflated out by Sir Richard
'that, just as apeegh.appeared to have
developed from pantoealmic gesture,
owing to an unconscious sympathy
•between the movement of the human
:hands and body with those of the hu-
man mouth. and tongue, so thede-
velopment of alphabets appeared to
have been influenced by a correspond.
ing sympathy at movement between
the human mouth and tongue and the
'human hand. -
If the alphabets of different nations
were examined it was found that in
the letters standing for the sounds of
P, B. M. and W, and alsothose tot GET RID ot your dread of pain
the vowel sound U—in all of which
the two lips are more or less protrud-
ed and brought together—the symbols
are commonly suggestive, either of a
close mouth, or of two lips closed or
projected, or on the point of opening.
Examples given from our own alpha-
bet by Sir Richard were:
A, which was originally written ly-
ing on its side, suggests an open
mouth facing right.
B is the profile ot two lips, pointing
towards the righty • ing, soothing fluid neutralizes many
17 represents a mouth pointing to times Its volume 10 acid. It' restores
the tight, with the tongue at mid the proper alkaline
height, as in pronouncing the sound of -. '
C''HILDRENN wilt fret, often for no
gh apparent reason. But there's al-
ways Castoriat harmless as the recipe
on the wrapper; mild and bland as it.
tastes. But its gentle action soothes
a youngster more surely than a more
powerful medicine, •
That's the beauty of this special
Children's remedy! It may be given
the tiniest infant—as often as there
is need. In cases of colic, diarrhea or
similar disturbance, it is invaluable.
A coated tongue calls for ,just a few
drops to ward off constipation; so
does any suggestion of bad breath.
Whenever children don't eat well.
don't rest well, or have any little
upset—this pure vegetable prepara-
tion is usually all that's needed.
the Metropolitan Life, has evidently
failed to cheek the rise, although it
has, without a doubt, prolonged the
Into of thousands of diabetics.
Since the introduction of insulin, the
mortality rate has declined among
stales up to age 45, with practically
no change between 45 and 65, and a
considerable rise after age 65. Among
females the mortality has dropped
somewhat up to age 35, has increased
slightly between 35, and increased
sharply after 45. .'he diabetes death
'rate in 1930 was 30.9 per cent, higher
than in 1911.
Marriage is not a lottery, it's a pot-
eery—whereunta
ltu clay is made into
' family jars. --
lehbel MacDonald, tate British Pre-
mlei"s daughter, said in an interview
in Washington; •'A witty congress-
man gave father and me a good idea
for naval disarmament at a reception.
"The street way to bring about naval
disarmament," ho sale, "would be to
build all warships by popular sub-
scription,"
Kennedy
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Toronto
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Sends Greetings to its Many
Friends In Canada,
We are quoting such a very low
American Plan rate that you will
find It cheaper to stay at the
"Hometike Strand" than staying
et home.
Write us sod we may quote them
to you ---so you will know the exact
cost before leaving.
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We will personally see to your
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T. 11. ..ANDOW, Mgr.
Irl. BRADFORD RICHMOND,
Prop.
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PHILLIPS.,
Fob Troubles
duetO
Acid
INpI
50EARTBURN
gsril
HEARTBURN
CONSTIPATION
GAS, NAU5 P
fiber
atter eating. Bat without fear of
"indigestion," sour stomach, disagree-
able gas or headaches.
When your food. ferments, "dis-
agrees," lies line c. lump in your
stomach, it's a -sign of too much acid.
You need, not resort to crude methods
—take instead an anti -acid that will
correct :the condition, Phillips' Mirk
of Magnesia.
A spoonful of this pleasant -tag -
e in men.
1 is en elevated tongue, as in the
sound of ea iii eat,
1, is another vertical tongue sign. 1
NI •represents two lips in profile,'
pointiug upwards. •
0 is a front view of a rounded
media is a vertical tongue, touching the
horieoutat palate,
• II and V are both pairs of protruded
lips,
W is a pair of lips, like M, but point-
ing
outsing don`ninatead of up.
Every IMO: of our alphabet, exocp•.
I i' i ani
i I•i n 1 said Sir Rah
peas Uly a �,
was clo c'y re's to the shape cl
month r ha) p. I, ' s.s It,
balance
to
an
eals
acid -soaked stomach and bowels—.
asetats these organs to function as
they should.
Phillips' Mills of Magnesia is
what you need when a bad breath,
coated tongue, headaches, nausea or
biliousness indicates ale over -acid
'condition. Take a emery] today.
tend 'for several days and see how it
sweetens the system. You won't be
nearly se liable to colds or sickness.
All drugetorea in the Dominion sell
it in 50c bottles.
Genuine Mk pf Magnesia is altoays
a liquill---never a tablet. Louie for :the
ttatne Phillips on the bottle.
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Order In Which
They Are
Received.
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ONTARIO
DEPARTMENT
OP AGRICULTURE
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Offering Annual
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Given the
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Departmont-of Agriculture for Ontario will have available a
mailer of Experienced Married Men With Their Wives
ane FamItles—Married Couples Without Chltdren—
, • Also Single Men.
Fite Your
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al Ono0
Pathaown raeulripg help will be well
•~•. advised tb' !slake early. application to
` ' Geo. A. Elliott'
"Ireotor of Colonization
Parliament Bldgs„
Termite, , O rat,
• All Mon
Pjaced Subject
to Tr !Period
If all 4
ep • ir1ttnity, get
'ester at meet HON, THOMAS i,. KENNEDY, Minister of, Agrioulture
Owl Lath;
There, was a time when the millers
sold shorts. Now they can be bought
only at the department stores,
"Papa left me four hundred dollars
to buy a memorial stone for him after
he died," said • Darling Dora. "Iiow
do you like my new diamond?"'
Teaolier—"Johnny, if your father
earned $40 a week anti gave your
mother half, what would she have?"
Johnny—"Heart failure,"
The peculiar characteristic ie the
one somebody else 'has.
Daddy -"I .greatly disapprove of
young Darlington, and one particular
reason is his lack of interest in itis
calling."
Daughter -"Why father, his calling!
Re calls on me seven nights a week."
"I just love these big cave men,"
sighed Gladfui Gladys, as. the guide
led hes' through the Memenoth Cave.
Golf Definitions
Dub—"Ono who plays golf the way
you did last year.
A Good Lie—When the last man in
the foresome tells his score.
Sand Trap—A device placed in the
fairway to- increase the vocabulary of
the player.
Fairway -The long narrow strip of
grass whieh the bail occasionahly
crosses in its flight from the rough on
one side to the rough on the other.
When the young mother begins to
talk about lessening the risk of the
baby's second summer you may know
right well she has been talking to tate
baby's grandmother.
Girl's Dad—"So you're the young
mean with both feet on the ground,
eh? What do you do for a living?"
°erl'e Boy Friend—"I take orders
from a man with both feet on the
desk."
Too num!' time on the hands makes
the feet wobbly`
What ]las become of the old-fashion-
ed woman who made it a point of
pride to have her wash first on the
line Monday?
He—"I like your bathing suit."
She—"it doesn't take much to please
you.,,
First Lady Bridge Player—"I say,
I wish to goodness you'd hold your
band up. I can see your cards."
Second Lads' Bridge Player — "All
right, only you needn't be so snappy.
You've been ehowing me yours alt
afternoon an 1 .1 haven't complained."
It is amazing to see how much mis-
intormatton may be accumulated by
otto wito diligently seeks it.
----
She—"Olt, and commit suicide."
It go l 0
S e 0n c t
,
He—"That's the last thing I'd do."
The last word in preparedness was
undoubtedly achieved by the sleigh-
ing party which hooked its sleigh on
helped an ambulance. If your over-
coat is too loud, wear a muffler.
Father --"Why were you kept in at
school'?"
Son—"I didn't know where the
Azores were."
Father—"Well, in future just re-
member where you put things."
Women's clothes unmake the man.
Women, Elephants and fathoms
never forget.
Fortune does not smile on those who
wait. It laughs et them.
Little Girl—"Please, have you a
sheep's head?"
Facetious Butcher—"No, my dear;
only my own."
Little Girt—"It won't do. Mother
wants out, with brains in it."
. March Magic
Once more the fickle birds return
Across the sloping seas,
And tttrow the tender fields again
With their old melodies.
The sky is magic as the month,
Low sun, high stars between,
The icy winds have washed it clear;
But it, too, dreams of green,
The boate breathing a the sea;
T e b a s are b at of
t
g
They Cannot wait for sten;
Some undertide hue brought them
word •
Straight front a blue -starred fen.
Unpitoted they steal away,
No man shall see them soon,
Tlteesea birds follow for a mile,'
Then leave them to the moon.
We, too, shall steal upon the sprlug
With amber sails' blown wide;
Shall drop; some day, .behind the
moon,
Borne on a star -blue tide.
Enchanted ports we, too, shall touch,
Cadiz or :Cameroon;
Nor other pilotlieeti besides
A magic crisp of moon.
—William Alexander Percy, in "Sept
pho in .Levkas."
Wife: And don't come home so late,
Husband: I shaU come home when I
Bite. Wife But not a minuto later.
For the first time for seven hundred
Years Guernsey, one of the Channel
Islands, is without a garrison of Brit -
isle soldiers. '
Chapman returned froni•lunch: and
"Azimut call while I was out?" he
called his new secretary into his room.
asked, "Yes," replied, the girl. "Smith
,oame In about his account, He want.
ed it settled." "And you told •kint that
`I
had left for Amerioa this morning?"
"
said Chapman, 'rhe girl nodded and
replied; "Yes; and that you wouldn't
be back until this afternoon."
ISSUE No. 1 l --'31;
Garden Talks
Article 4
Put These Vegetobles on List',,
The' average gardener • is often 'be-
wildered by the large numbest of
vegetable varieties offeree ants so for
his particular benefit the following
list' based on : expert infortnatien
offered:—Asparagus, Mary 'Washing-
ton, satisfactory from thestandaoint
of disease tesistance' and a good
cropper; Beans, Pencil Pod Black
Wax, ''Round Po•l Li•idney Wax,
Stringless Green Pod ,with Ken-
tnclty Wonder Wax and Kentucky
Green Pod as pole sorts: Beets,
Early Wonder, Chat Egyptian Carly
and Detroit Dark Red, later; Cab-
bage, Golden Acre, as a round -head-
ed first early, followed by Coppen-
bagen Market and Hnithulzen Glory
as mid-season with short stent
Danish Railhead for, winter storage;
Cauliflower, Snowball arts Ilarliest
Dwarf Erfurt; Garrets, Chantenay
and Danvers; Corn, of the early
varieties Golden Sunshine, Ptcka-
ninny, Early 1Vlayftower, Early Mar-
ket and Golden Bantam are recom-
mended., with Stowell's Evergreen for
inter use; Cucumbers, Improved
White Spine anal Davis Perfect; Cel-
ery, for
eIery,for the dret_early Golden Phtme
or Wonderful, and White Plume, for
early second, Paris Golden Yellow or
Easy Blanching,—for winter keep-
ing Giant Pascal or Winter Quesn;
Lettuce -Grand Rapids is one: of the
most popular leaf varieties with
New York and Non-Parell where a
hes
d sort t i s wanted; Muskmelons,
Improved Montreal and Extra Early
l niget are good varieties; as well
as Golden Champlain, Miller's Cream
or Osage; Onions, Yellow GIobe Dan-
vers, Red Wethersaeld, Prize Taken
Yellow Globe and Prize Taker Red
Globe; Peas, Thomas Laxton, Lax-
tonian, Gradus, Little Marvel, Lax-
ton Progress aud, ot course, Ameri-
can Wonder; Parsnip, hollow Crown;
Radish, Scarlet White Tip, French
Breakfast and Scarlet Globe; Sella
axle Bloomadale and Bing of Deli -
mark; Swiss Chard, Lucullue, the
leafy part of this vegetable is uaeil
as a spinach while the fleshy stem
may be cooked as asparagus and is
delicious served with cream sauce;
Tomatoes, Eariiana, John Baer,
Bonny Best, Chalk's Early Jewel and
Livingstone's Globe, while Grand
Rapids and Sunrise are two of the
best forcing sorts, It should be te-
membered that this seed is suitable
for Ontario, It is also well to re-
member that vegetables of the high-
est quality are the one that are
grown the most rapidly, The soil
must be well prepared, well fertiliz-
ed and well cuttivated, particuiariy
during the early stages, Its small
gardens it Is often quite practical
and very advisable to wetter during
dry weather in order to make- sure
that the vegetables come on without
a Check.
Spring Work With Lawns
a
A good }stem will require a little
attention every spring. There will
always be bare spots to be reseed-
ed, paths to be broken up, weeds to
be taken out and fertilizer to be ad-
ded. Tits roller should be used at
this time so that the fine roots whieh
have been 'leaved out of the ground
by the frost will be packed into the
soil again. Dig out tete weeds, rake
over the bare spots and reflood
heavily with the very best seed ln'o'
curable, Give the lawn an applica-
tion of fertilizer. Weis -rotted
manure is good early in the spring
but may be somewbat objectionable
in certain places and often it re-
sults in adding more weeds. Put
verized sheep manure Is rerommend-
eti because this fertilizer is steamed
before being put up so that alt wood
seeds are killed. Nitrate of Soda or
a good mixed chemical fertilizer is
often used as there is no objection-
able odour mid no unsightly appear-
ance following the application. If
the position of tete lawu Is open and
exposed to plenty of sunlight ordin-
ary dawn seed will do, but if shaded,
select a special brand which all
seed houses carry for this purpose
Too much emphasis cannot be laid
on. good lawn seed, as title is tete
only hind whieh • will result in a
permanent, tine and velvety sward.
Constructing A Hot Bed
Where one plans to use u 'sage
number of idose plums which must
be started indoors, or where ono til
not in a position to purchase emit
plaits its Petunias, Zinnias, Mari-
golds, Cosmos, Asters, Tomatoes,
t s
Cabbages, eauillowel , Head Let -
thee and similar things, a hot bed is
essential, •The construction oe such
an affatr is neither difficult nor
expensive, and in addition to grow
Ing such plants as the above it may
be used to produce early lettuce,
onions, radishes and melons for the
table Secure a supply ot fresh
horse manure which has' been turned
frequently to prevent' burning and
store this iu some sheltered spot,
turning over occaslontely until ready
to ase. The hot bed should be 10-
cated where it wilt be conveulent for
the' person looking atter it during all
sorts of weather, Preferably, it
should have some shelter from north
anis• west winds by fences, builcliugs
or shrubbery. Select or prepare a
well -drained site and make a pile of
the manure eighteen incites deep
when well pressedegloivu. Ott top
of tills, place a light frame of wood
any ;desired size and cover tightly
with a window sash, 'The latter
should slope a tote Males toward the
front which must be senate Cover
the manure with three or our triches
of fine soil. The bed will heat up
rapidly at first but by the fourth
day should have 'cooled down suffice.
eptly for planting purposes. Ono
can plant in roWs quite olese to•
gether eo that a bed three by four
feet will moaner ample plants for
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the ordinary garden. In cold or
stormy weather, water sparingly anti
only on bright days. Ventilate a
little every clay by raising the sash.
keeping It open longer as tete days
grow warmer. The plants aitottld
not be removed directly from a 'tot
bed to the field, except in very fav-
orable
avorable circumstances, but ehouid be
hardened oft tor a week or two In
a colts -frame wlticlt is exactly the
sante us the hot bed without the
manure.
Set Britain
London Dally Herald (Lab.): The
foreigner at last la discovering 1322 -
Min, in spite of bad trade, there were
more Americans, more Europeans,
visiting our country Met year than
ever before. Title year alt the signs
predict a new record. It has been
partly one own fault that this wel-
come invasion has lagged behind in
the past. Wo are bad at boosting our-
selves. A foolish good form has de-
creed that we shall rather ruts our-
selves down. So tate Briton abroad
curses the British climate; but he
never remembers to praise tite British
laitdscape, the loveliest and most
varied in the world. Ilo 1s thrilled by
the historical romance of the Rhine,
But he does not toll his Gorman
f r like ho does
friends (for, likely enough. ug ,
not ltuow) of the"liquid history" that
is the Tstunes.
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taco loth, apply with a Oirattlar motion
*nu the blackheads will be all 'SUED
a.WA1r. Satisfaction or money returned,
If you have never tried hrusebon--try
it now at our expense. We have
distributed a great many special
"GIANT" packages which make it
easy for you to prove our claim for
yourself. Ask your druggist for the
new "GIANT" 75c, Package.
This consists of our regular 70c. bottle together
with a separate trod bottle—sufficient for about
one week. Open the trial bottle araC, put It to
the test, tut' thetl, if not entirely convinced that
Exuseben does everything we clams it to do, the
regular b i
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Genuine Gratitude
Cotnpeis Tribute,
Mr. Victor bilis, of Thornton
Heath, writes:—"For many years I
have suffered with that distressing
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indigestion, It was a red-letter day
for me %viten a friend recommended
Inc a treatment of Cas'ter's Little
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that results have been truly mar-
velous. 1 now enjoy good health
and feel that life is worth living.
The relief I have experienced tom -
pals ale to add my sincere tribute."
Take Carter's Little Liver Pills.
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