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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1931-05-21, Page 3creel ya gg Heelth authorities recommendoyelveeta. for' children's daily diets. rt's nourishing ' as milk itself . .. eon • - centrated body build. ing food for old and young. Made in Canada Kraft Cheese and Kraft Salad Drains " Knights' as It's G.od It's Even ' etter IT'S T:=, E ;EST The Meaf rd Flooring . See your dealer Get our prices Knight Mfg. &: Lbr, Co. Ltd., leaf ®Ird Street Ballads Mexican popular ballads, the "cor- ridor," are sung in the village streets on market days by professional mht- etrels. They replace newspapers and keep the people informed on cur- rent events. The repertoire of the ,minstrel contains songs about the last iuundation as well as the last murder. It relates and comments on political happenings, lova stories, economics. (One ballad eom e Send for This FREE BOOK® Mailthe attached coupon and we will aendyou a copy of our new cook book, The Good Provider." with over a hundred delightful recipes for puddings, pica, cakes. pastries. arc., and a wide variety of ether things You can make better with— i3oniened ST CHARLES MILK UNSWEETENED 1 EVAPORATED Eorden Co., Limited 115 George St., Toronto Send mea free copy of your new cook book. did ear .5i.o:i against the price policy of :the mer- chants,) When the coracle loses its news value it becomes subjectto na- tural selection and the' minstrel re- tains only those songs" that appeal to his audience for their generall drama- tic value. Thousands of these songe made in the villages have never been written down, but in cities publish- l ers supply the minstrels with text sheets, On holidays the minstrel Presents songs specially written for the occasion, such a1 the Calaveras) ( HAIR i`IOME-WASHED A clean scarp is a healthy one. Avoid distressing loss of hair.. . and Scalp Sutherland made of abso- lutely pure ingredients. Removes dirt and dandruff. Successive washings prove its worth. At your druggist 500, or send 105 for sample. (skulls), which are grotesque verses, often imitating funeralsermons, sung on All Soul's Day and satiriz- ing past events.—N.Y. Herald -Tri- buue. For Distinguished Service "Heroes ars born, not made," we are told. Perhaps this saying is true; at any rate the men pictured above performed her hie service to the public because they had, in their spare time, prepared themselves to render first aid to the injured and were ready when the emergency arose Each man is a member of the staff of the Bell Tele- phone Company of Canada. The Bell Telephpne Company provides instruction in first aid' for all employees who desire it. Over eighty per cent. of the members of the Plant , Department are qualified first aiders. The men pictured above have saved life, resuscitated the nearly drowned, bound up ,the wounded, or, by timely action and quick thinking, prevented serious accidents, In each case their services have been rendered not to fellow employees but to the public at large, often times at great sacrifice and personal danger. As a mark of appreciation, the Bell Telephone Com- pany has made appropriate awards to its men. Top left to right—C, W. Biggin, St. Thomas; E. Tushingham, W. S., Stirling, E. C. Merrifield, Toronto, P. E. Lacroix and C. Page, Ottawa; Bottom F. E. Belanger; Ottawa; R. H. Manley, Montreal, G. H. Barclair, E.' C. Frith, J. W, Carson, Toronto and A. Hamilton, Montreal. Owl-Laffs During the furnaoe-oleaniag opera tions in a large steel works the men occasionally had to walk across a' plank high in the air. One of them would cross it on his hands and knees. Foreman—Are you frightened of walking on the plank,? Workman—No. SIP, 'tis frightened I ant walking off it. Farah Boy Sells Calves To Build. Winning Model A farm boy in overalls, plow shoes and a green -billed soda cap won first prize at Kansas City in the miniature aircraft circus. He is 18 -year-old Rob- ert Meier of Louisburg, Kan., and will represent his district in the national contest at Dayton, Ohio, Juue.29 and 30. Robert's big paper and wood mono- plaue, propelled by rubber bands, roar- ed oared into the gusty air and circled for 2 minutes 56 seconds, Young Meier, a student iu high school, owned two veal naives, They w • about all he owned, except a Mind for mathematics and an imaglua- tion, He sold his calve:. for 850 and spent 836 for airplane wood, paper, "(lope," rubber bands, rubber band winders, glue, books on miniature air- craft and blue prints. Seven FutllerIalld Sisters Dept. 22, 193 Spadina Ave., Toronto Idleness is detrimental to one's self respect. If You don't think living.you are terra the worldyou ought to be hunting that kind of a one.. The fingers of one hand are those on which alt the people in the world could be count- seating the seven great divisions of ed who work for the pure love of.the Empire and typifying purity and working. Late to bed and late to High aims. Within the star is a Un - rise makes one unhealthy, untvealthy dolt Jack and around the whole is a and otlherwise. 9 248 (AMU BUMS —ike&1411.1veit(OreacalleVelascre mm A Fish "CuriosityCiassilied Advertising A fish that shoots insects with a drop of water is among the ichtityolog- ieal incredibilitiee assured as setentific facts by Dr. Hugh M. Smith,. former United States Fi'sh' .,Commissioner, who recently returned to Washington from Bangkok, where he is adviser in fisheries to the Siamese Government. So' accurately can the little fish hurl its liquid projectile that on at least two occasions Dr. Smith has seeu lighted cigarettes extinguished in the mouths of smokers ou a verandah a couple of yards above the surfaceof the pond where the fish were swim- ming. Imperial Order Daughters of Empire Motto: "One Flag, One Throne, One Empire"ii Organize'd for patriotic and educa• herculean task, but mention must be tioual purposes, this Order was made of, its War Memorial for which founded by the late Mrs. Clark a fund of 0500,000 was raised and Murray of Montreal in 1900. It fun°- that after 85,500,000 had been col - tions through its primary, municipal lected during the war for war pur- and provincial chapters with the Na- poses. tional Chapter the governing body One of the .features of the War and eaol1 is a link in the chain of Memorial is the award of bursaries service which girdles the whole Do- ' in Canadian universities for whlch minion. only children of deceased or disabled The badge of the Order is syinbolic soldiers, sailors, or men of the Air of the Imperial Idea upon which the Force are eligible to compete. Order Is based. in the centre is a Another feature, 1s duperhaps the 'white star with seven points repre- most outstanding, ovis made for post graduate scholarship awards entitling students to tuition in British universities,' thereby es. tablishing an enduring link between Canada and the Motherland. The Daughters of the Empire, throughout thirty years of intensive contianous effort on behalf of their own beloved country, have sought, no praise for what they have done: they have found, and are still find- ing, their satisfaction and joy in the knowiedge that the Order is growing steadily .std is going forward to blgy ger ulness ndertaklugs and greater use - While there Is Provincial Organiza- tion throughout the Dominion, there is room for more chapters, and as every i000150 of British birth is ht reality a daughter of the glorious British Empire, by joining a chapter and identifying herself with the work, she publicly proclaims her goodly heritage. • In every village and town in the Dominion there should be at least one Chapter of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire. 'When the shooting fish sights all insect that it considers. a likely candf- BAITS CEICSS •1 BABY ,ti1CKS-1N SIX VAR- �� 9,. LL'1'1Pla tar and up. atalo8uee rice. A. 51 Switzer. Granton; Ontario. TYPEWRITER$ Bj ARG AIN IN REIBU1,LT SMP1RE AJ tyoewriters, guaranteed same as new, $20 cash with order. Satisfaction or Writers. money54refunded.Si. Peter. 81., i Montreal v e- R,iIYRESENTATIVE WANTED Wli WANT A SEIZABLE nurrtm- SI]NTATIVI7 to handle our Pro- ducts In your .oval district, ApPlY Clarence Cameron, 39 Wellington St, E., Toronto,. Fate Be still, sad he... , -...d cease repining, Behind e clouds the sun is shining; date for dinner, it quietly pokes its Thy fate`is the common fate of all, eyes and the tip of its snout above into each life some rain must fall, water, holding its body at an angle Some days must be dark and dreary. of about forty-five degrees. It opens , • —Longfellow. its wide mouth just the slightest crack in the middle, and at the same "The people are soberly thinking instant suddenly squeezes its gill-ccv- and that is the most hopeful sign we ers. - The speeding drops of water'could have."—Henry Ford. that shoots forth seldom fails to bring 1 --� — down its mark. Dr. Smith states that I f he has even seeu these fish dislodge small lizards with their water bullets. —Science 3iews Letter, AGENTS WANTED BIG COMMISSIONS to sen our Personal Social Stationery, and our wonderful value lino of Per- sonal Christmas Cards. Very moderatelY priced, 515 money -Waking opportunity, ART PRINT BERVICE 00 College Strati; - - Toronto DRAPERIES MADE NEW "When we r'estuned housekeeping a I month ago I found my draperies had become creased from packing. I hung • them out on the line, hoping tc re- move the creases. Then I forgot them. The result was they became badly faded and sou -spotted. "I was heartsick until the happy thought struck me to dye them. I just dyed tltent a deeper green, and as I used Diamond Dyes they look gorgeous and new. I have never seen easter dyes to use than' Diamond Dyes. They give the most beautiful colors—when used either for tinting' or dyeing—and never take the life out of cloth as other dyes do." Mrs, J,F.T., Montreal. Samos—Poor Mike was found fres- en to death in bed this morning. John—How did it happen? Jantes—He married the janitor's daughter, you know. • Fred—Did you quit your work in the shirt factory. I saw you down town tltls afternoon. Carl—No, we are staking night shirts this week. Wiry find fault when there are so malty better things .to find? Dentist (to patient who is opening her purso)—N0, don't bottler to pay nie in advance. Patient—I'm not.: Don't worry. I was only counting my money before You give me gas, The only business that ruins smoothly all the time Is a dead one drifting out to the sea o1' oblivion. First Wife—Does your husband exercise regularly es, last weekSecond Wife—Why, Y lie was out six nights running. Teacher—Hew many people are there to this country? e Student Er-h_h-r- Teacher—Hurry, hurry; Every sec- ond you dilly-dally the number grows larger. BOB -A1 -LAWN 19" and 23 " FSR HOMES ESTATES GOLF CLU .S PARKS CEMETERIES Very Simple to Operate. Saves Money and Does Better Work. Write For Descriptive Circular and Prices. SOLD AND SERVICED BV s H. W. PET I ' IE, LI ELgin 1271 ITER TORONTO Makes Homes Healthful and Beautiful Always sweet and clean Free stencil premium label on cacry pact age. Send for Dccoralor's Guide and Stencil Catalogue. 40 GYPSUM, LIME � TAB83TINE, CANED Paris - Ontario 5 band, symbol of the Empire bond. Surmounting all is a crown denoting majesty and typifying loyalty to the Iling. The Order has a clean-cut, well- defined policy in its alms and objects, and its achievements since its in - cotton have attained proportions unique ht the annals of women's societies. Its activities along educational lines and child welfare are worthy of note. Secondary edu°atiop of soldiers' chil- dren is a favorite interest of many primary chapters and other chapters "adopt" schools. Sanitorla for little ellldren exposed to tuberculosis have been establish- ed throughout the Dominion, ant' re- cords show bow happy are the re- sults of the care and attention be- stowed upon the. little ones. To enumerate the helpful contribu- tions made by the Order to every sort of worthy' cause would be a Take care of the tomorrow; your Yesterdays will take care of them- selves, Southern Catlfornialt (home from a vacation 'trip out of the State)— "Ahhhl Doesn't the old bus ride nice, now that we've got the tires filled again with this wonderful Los Angeles air!" , Consider the Ant. Ile is so busY he brealcs up other peoples' picnics. Passenger—Captain, there's a girl "The reason so many . geniuses yourself in an easy chair every free stowaway ou board tthia ship. look so sickly and tubercular and moment and letting flabby fat aeeumu- The Captain—Tell her to hide in worn fo a Frazzle is because they are late, you feel an urge for activity that my cabin. letting intellectual tyranny MID- keeps you moving around doing the "Friction makes more heat but press •their happiness." Texas thinyou've always wanted to do and Guinan. needed to do to peep you in good seldom things 'makes light" condition. ,;. Kruschen Salts are the up-to-date Wed "Spiritualists -are the only people Fountain of Youth. Take one-half "We" IS Banned teaspoon in a glass of hot water who have not religions freedom. to -morrow morning and every morning Lady Conan Doyle. —be careful of the foods you eat—take ----- regular moderate exercise—then watch the pounds slide off. ' Dragging Days ' and Restless MI l pts Ger any More PNowotThanry in Priorlto War Washington,—Despite ".e usual des- truction of farm crops and fare ani- mals nimals brought about by a great war, Germany now has more poultry, chick- ens, ducks and geese, than it had be- i fore the start of the World War, ac- cording to a census conducted as 0 d December and made public by the Commerce Department. - The tl Nrhlc with me, and I guess 1025, resulting at the end of last year this applies to 00 out of every 100 men Steady increases are shown since a hi 6,230,400 geese, 3,886,400 ducks, and who the putting uttin or "pep" we weigh ►lice didn't t off. 37,937,300 chickens. These figures r'° La„t all irtterey in any healthy activity Present a substantial gain over those and just lazed around acenmulnting obtained for 1913, when there were the old pounds, until I got that 5,850,800 geese, 2,080,300 ducks and "Kraschen feeling." Start taking, Kruseben Salts—that's 63,970,300 chickens. Imports of eggs into Germany in- don'common-sense m keilthem w t h to reduce—but that creased materially until 1928, when a they possess reducing qualities in deoltne began, the Commerce Depart- This meat announced. The 1930 imports This is u'llat they do—they clean out were 259,908,830 dozen, about 20,000,- the impurities in your blood by keeping 000 dozen less than iu 1928. the bowels, kidneys and liver in splen- did working shape, and fit you with or and tireless energy. As a result insteaof planting Geodetic Reconnaissance � During the field season of 1030, the Geodetic Survey of Canada, Depart- ment of the Interior, completed the re- connaissance for an extensive tri- angulation scheme covering Georgian bay and the North channel of Lake Huron together with adjoining lands including Manitoulin Island. The to- tal area, extending from the southern end of Georgian Bay to Sault Ste Marie, a distance of 230 miles, which may be controlled by such a scheme, will have forty control points distri- buted over an area of approximately 12,000 square miles. "I think we can well loolc forward to the time when towns will rebuild themselves as we now go to' the tail- or for a new suit of clothes "—H. G. Welk. — WHY FAT MEN By Chinese Officials Peiping, China.—The foreign word "Miss" is officially banned from use on the campus of the Women's Col- lege of the National University in Pei- ping by order of Director Liu Fu. "Miss" sounds, unpleasiug t0 the ear, and is not really a polite form of salutation, declares Director Liu's formai order. Instead of "Miss" all Young women students must hence- forth be addressed as "Ku Xiang," he insists, for this Chinese word meatus "maid." and is therefore more respect- ful. espect- f u 1. Director Lieu has also ordered all the students in his institution to cease attending dances and cabarets, Those who disobey this injunction Will in- stantly be expelled, Director Liu's announ°eatentehave come as u surprise. Ire is in his early thirties, and has been prominent as an "advanced modernist" for the last ten years. He was educated in Pei- ping and 10 Belgium,'. Press On Press on and climb or linger still be - lows • Life is a land We can but partly know Leagues. have been travell'd, many::CN8t'[��k)541 wonders met, • But tate best part i undiscovered' yet —Edwin Henry Keen. . ISSUE No. 21—'31 Lack of pep is frequently caused 11y clogged -up systems. Feen-a-mint is thorough,: dependable yet gentle t. in action. Effective in smaller doses because you chew it. Modern, scientific, safe, non -habit-forming. Wye and all the little flies They can't get away, once they touch Aeroxon. There's something in it that has an irresi stible attraction for these household pests. A wider and longer ribbon provides a greater area, and the glue does not dry—good for 3 weeks' service. At drug, grocery & hardware stores. Solo, Manta: NEWTON A. $11.7.. ,56 /Tent St. East, Toronto Ili W -OL HIGHEST PRICES PAID The Canadian Wool Co. Ltd. 2 CHURCH ST., TORONTO LAIS Kennedy & Menton 421 College St., Toronto Harley-Lavidson Distribu.orr Write at once for our bargain List of used motorcycles. Terms arranged. Don't suffer any longer from these n :ht0' blemishes, Overcome Item at hound Got 2 oz. Peroxtbe Powder from your druggist, Sprinkle a little on the face cloth, apply with a circular' motion and the blac t toads will be all WASHED AWS Satisfaction or money returned. SCIATIC Work the painful part well with warm water; then rub in plenty of Minard'c and you'll feel better 1 CHILDREN CRY t4;' CT— CbIILDREN hate to take medicine V✓ as a rule, but every child loves the taste of Castoria. And this pure vegetable preparation is just as good as it tastes; just as bland and just as harmless as the recipe reads. When Baby's cry warns of colic, a few drops of Castoria has him soothed, asleep again in a jitTy. Noth- ing is more valuable in'0'diarrihea, When coated tongue or bad breath tell of constipation, invoke its gentle aid to cleanse and regulate a child's bowels, In colds or children's diseases, you should use it to keep the system from clogging. Castoria is sold in every drugstore; the genuine always bears Chas. II. Fletchar's signature. Depends upon so marry little thongs Upon bathroom hygiene, for instance. And there is no greater assurance of bathroom hygiene than the soft, absor- bent tissue in an Eddy Roll, tissue made immaculately pure and safe by Eddy's sterilizing process, THE E. B. 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