HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1928-01-26, Page 8To a housewife the, ashes from a why do so many, ninny babies-of-to-
dollar"cigar are just so much dirt day escape alithe little fretful spells
and infantile ' ailments that used to
Many a sal'osman murders culler- worry mothers through the day, and
tunity'-when. he thinks he is only kill- keep them liphalf the night.
Ing time. If you don't know the answer, you
haven't discovered pure, "harmless
Troubles may be worked off. Castoria, It is sweet tothe taste, and-
sweet
ndsweet in the little stomach. And ita.
Dare something and fail, and you're gentle influence seams felt all through
fourth-class darn fool; succeed and the tiny system. Not even a distaste-
you're a rotogravure hero. fur dose of castor ell 'does so much
"I've neverkissed a girl in my life"- lletcher's Castorta is purely. vege-
observed the painfully proper clan. I.table, so you may give it freely', at
"Well, don't come hanging around first sigu,of oolic;;or constipation; of
me," announced the young flapper. " diarrhea„ Or .those /ally times when
"I'm not running a prep school."
Model for Husbands
The harassed -looking man was be-
ing shown over some works. The doctor often tells you to do just
"That machine," said . the guide, that; and always -says Fietcher's.
'does the work of thirty. men.'Other preparations may bo just as
The man smiled glumly. t pure, just as free from dangerous
"At last," he said, " I have seen drugs, but why experinheet? Besides,
what my wife should have Married." the book, on care and feeding of
bables that .comes with Pletcher's
"Run upstairs and wash your face, Cafeteriais worth its weight in gold!
darling. I think grandma wants to
you just don't know what is the mat
iter. For real sickness, call the doctor,
always. At times, a few drops
of Fletcher'e Castoria:
take you driving with her."
"Hadn't we better find' out for car- Children Cay f
tain, mumtnie? It would be such a
pity to wash for nothing."
His love won't continue warm if his
suppers are continually served cold.
Aiyoung man named Better and a
young lady named Better were mar-
ried M the Fast. That's better and
better all right. -
"Mabel kept, the ring when the en-
gagement was broken because she
felt' It was her due."
"What did Archie say to that?"
°Sent her the remainder due on it."
Pine Motto: Live so you can pass
any grocery stora:iu town..
Luck always seems to favor the
man who doesn't count on it.
Girls to -day are judged by, their die-
• •'appearance, not by thea' appearance.
The Nees for Protection
Toronto Mali r and Empire (Cons,):
Wages In Canada will certainly be
brought down' to the low level of
Ihtropean countries if the Govern-
ment does not 'take step's -to protect
our, industries from foreign competi-
tion. 'What hat is *anted is a Roney that
wilt favor Canadian producers- for •the,
smaller industr'i"es which have been
uegleotedare essential to the welfare
and' progress of this country. "•
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Next to cancer conceit is the hard-
est disease to cure.
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Crop ReCOrdS IVM de and Broken
The 'rain'• erop ' forthe. past .year was remarkable in many, respects,
rs �
racticali�,ever province equalled or exceeded the harvest of previous sea-
sons, except for the year 1923 which the highest grain record of all time. Due
witlethe large volume of the crop, new.
to the lateness of the season combined
records' were established by the Canadian Paclilc •Railway in handling, trans-
portation and shinning. Though called upon to transport a crop of more than
the average capacity,tiTh com any did so' with greater efficiency. than ever.
P
Alberta created•a new record for total yield over its full acreage and
individual productions. The province of Ontario was responsible for 21,963,-
on
0 bushels of :wheat out of the Dominions full yield of 444,282,'000 bushels.
There has recently beep constructed at Port McNicolland Midland, elevators'
with a capacity of two .million bushels which, greatly'facilitated ;'rain hand-
ling on the great lakes and. has also doubled the Canadian Pacific Railway's
storage capacity on Georgian\Bay
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t4AGty�s
For -Troubles
due to.Adid
INe1GC$f1ON •
ACID azpuaA
H4AR-
eMEADAG'la
BASES -NAUSEA
Man people, two hours after eating,
suffer` ndigestlon as they call' it. It is
usually excess acid. Correct It with
an alkali. The best way, the quick,
harmless and otflcient way, 15 Phillips'
bflllc ot• •Magnesia. It has remained
't'for 50 years't.he standard with physi
• clans, One spoonful in water'neutral-
izes many times Its volume in stem-
ash acids, and at once. The syuip-_
peees disappear in d+`e uminutes.
Use Sound Waves
In Locating Oil
One of the many methods of locat-
ing_ oil without drilling, which has
some scientific backing, is the " seie-
nuid•' method. A large hole -about 6
feet deep is dug and filled with 150
pounds of T.N.T. When, this is ex
plpded a radio wave is, sent out by
auxiliary apparatus, a sound wave
goes through the air, and another
sound,w;ave goes through the ground: heavy as load, The whole trouble is
These are picked 'up by suitable ap- due to bloodlessness. No woman need
paratust that for the ground war suffer in this way. It is easy to ob-
being a delicately mounted pendulum tain a supply of rich red blood by tale
such -as is used to detect earthquakes,
and the time of arrival of each is re-
corded on a revolving photographic
film,' By taking observations; at sev-
eral points and comparingthe times
taken for the waves to get there the
trained prospector can tell if the
ground wave has met an obstacle.
It has been found'that oil deposits, had been in a very miserable condi-
particularly in Texas, often occur in tion, always feeling tired out, sleepy
rock salt donees. These are large and .)weak. The least work about the
cavities formed out of the salt below house would leave .mo helplessly tired
-the and nothing' that I did seemed to give
the svriace, extending down to
level of the oil. This gradually seeps relief. Believing that a rest might do
up
ools the top
d ifef ea dome, avfries little should hit fury toy we moved expectations, instead ut, con -
of get -
better ting better I was growing steadily
it, it would be bent from its normal weaker. One day while talking to a
semi -circular course. This deviation
is noted and by taking readings in neighbor, she urged mltaking mi) Dr.
William'
several directions the top of the dome ' illiams' Pink Pills, telling me that
may be very Well mapped. her daughter had been in a condition
In mitt cases drilling has - S'11.031/much like .mine. This Persuaded mo
to try this medicine, and I kayo muck
that there was oil below the surface reason to bo grateful that I follo1vod
where indicated. c There one corn- her advice. Atter the use of a few
puny in Texas which thinks nd highly boxes of the pills, there could be no
of the method that it-4pends some doubt tial they were helping me, and
alone.
Per month for high explosive as I continued their use nay health
aloone, The method has been very and ;strength came back and now I
successful there, but was not being am doing alt my own Work and feeling
need, and would probably not bo used
in Canada since the peculiar salt
domes aro not generally found here.
You will never use crude methods
when you know this •better mptthod.
And you will nover'suffer front excess
acid whenyou prove out this easy re;
lief. Please do that• -'for your own
sake -now,
lite sure to got the genuine Phillips'
Milk of Magnesia prescribed bypbysl•
ci ns for 60 years in 001104 oxeeo8
acids. ac hbottle centsns ire-
11411E1• WHO ARE -WEAK
Gain New Vitality by Building
Up the Blood.
There are many women who pass
their daysin a coatstant state of wear-
iness. They have .barely sufficient
energy to enable them to'perfor'm
their manifold duties, Often, they
have an aching head, a. miserable pain
la the back, and limbs that feel as
Ort Duty
The great world's heart is aching, ach-
ing fiercely in the night,
iadGod lildite`,an heal: it, 'and God
give
And rise filen to hear that message,
and to. ;,pear the.Tliving'word,
oro you and 1, my brothers; and the
Millions that havo.,heard•
ing Dr: Williams' Pink Pills. The new
blood created by these pills rapidly
builds up the system; headaches and
backaches disappear, energy returns
and the joy of living is felt once more.
Proof of these statements is given
by Mrs. Dd. Lenore, Stoney Point,
Out., who sayst-"For a long time I
NO BET f i'. MEDICINE
FOR LIME ONES
Is What Thousands of Mothers
Say of Baby's Own Tablets.
' A medicine for the baby or growing
child—one that the another can feel
assured is absoolutely safe as well as
efficient is found in Baby's Own Tab-
lets. The Tablets aro praised by
thousands of mothers throughout the
country. Those mothers have found
by. actual experience thatthere is no
other medicine for little eihee to equal
them. Once a mother has used them
for her children elle Will use nothing
else. Concerning them Mrs. Charles
Hutt, Tancock Island, N.S., writes:
'I have ten children, the baby beteg
just six months old. I have used
Baby's Own Tablets for thein for the
past 20 years and can truthfully say
that I know of no better medicine for
little ones. I always keep a box of
the Tablets in the house and would
advise all other mothers to do se."
Baby's Own•;Tablets are sold. by all
medicine dealers or will be mailed
upon receipt of price, . 25- cents per
box, by the Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont:
Nov Chance
To Fool Boss
Paris Sudmay Gives Sxcuses
for Riders Late for Work'
Paris. -Subway excuses lare furnish-
ed passengers on the French undor-
ground:systen5 delayed from arrival at
work ‘at a speoiffetl time :by stoppage
or delay of train service. The old
alibi of "train late" doesn't go down
with the bard -hearted French em-
ployer unless accompanied by an of-
ficial yellow ticket stamped with the
date rind the name of the station ;et
whiob, the delay ooeurred. The tick-
ete_,ah'e furnished by subway and rads'
way olpcials ea request.
Many French business houses take
from 'their employes' salary aueis pro
portlonate to lessee incurred through
tardiness of staff :members. When
salaries of $25 and $30 a, month are
paid, as .lo frequently the case, a few
minutes' tardiness:'can eat heavily into
'i.earnings.
Can we close- our eyes to duty? Can
wc'fold .-011' ila7ids-at ease,.
Wliilo rfe gates oi: night stand ()pen
to the pathways of the seas?
Can we shut ep our compassione?-Can
we -'leave one prayer unsaid,
T111 the landf,'which bell has blasted
have been quickened from the
dead?:
We grovel an dsig trifles and our
spirits fret ,and toss,
While 'above its burns the - vision of
• the Christ upon the Cross;
And -the blood of God "is streaming
•from His broken hands and side
And the lips^:of: God aro Baying,'Tell-
' My
.ell -
my broth'f�rs I have died,"
O Voice of God, we hear Thea above
the shocks at time,
Thtno echoes roll around'us, and the
megsdge: is sublime;
No power of• man shall thwart us, no
stronghold shall diemay,
When God' commands obedience and
love has: led 'the way.
lrrederfcle George Scott.
in the best of ireaitll. For this splen-
did condition must give my thanlcS
to Dr. Williams' Pink fills."
Tho pills are sold by' all druggists,
or' you can get theta by mall at 50c
a box from The Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brookville, Ont,
A Swanky Chef
Former Embassy Secretary At-
tempts to Revive Fame of
"The Little Chair"
Paris—A haunt of gourmets, ' ih0
historic. restaurant "The Little Chair,"
is being reopened by an American
lawyer, recently in the diplomatic ser-
vice.
Eugene Shoecraft, formerly U.S.
secretary of legation and embassy at
Prague, Vinna, Budapest, London and
Paris, has been led' by Ills amateur.
interest in fine Cookery to try to 10 -
vivo the fume of this .160 -year-old
place, where King Louis XIV of
France often went:
In tho iron -grilled' window of the
place is a little chair which the ttftsg
'had made and which he gave to the
old proprietor, whose love of eating,
gave him the gout and caused' him- to
sit by the door in the chair that gave
the place its naive. The chair and
pa1'ts of the house aro "cias•eed as.
fbistorical:monuments" by the Ministry
of Fine Arts and may not be removed.
or altered without the gosernnieiit's
per/Weldon.:
'The ,last proprietor was a Spaniard,
Who delved into ancient'10re and be -
hewed a treasure was buried under
the deal'. He excavated to a depth.
of fifty teect, but filially abandoned the
search,
Mild Winter Has, '
Set No Records
Niagara Fruit Growers Uneasy
Over Prolonger Warm
Weather
According to meteorological records
the. present winter, although it has
been of a mild type to date, has not
made any records ,for high teinpera-
tures. For the past 35 years' there
have been periodical warm winters
similar to the present one. -
.The temperature average for last
December was 29.2,just three degrees
above the average, as compared with
an average temperature of 31.5 which
prevailed during December of 1920,
and an average of '34.3 in December,
1889. -
The warm weather and rains of last
Friday and Saturday, following a de-
cidedly cold period earlier in the week,
has resulted in the country roads be-
coming, almost impassable for motor-
driven traffic. The frost has com-
nmeneed to come out and in some sec-
tions of the province it has come out
and the roads have dried sufficiently
to allow dragging and grading opera-
tions to proceed. -
Winter sports have been hard hit.
Hockey, curling and ether sport sche-
dules have received a severe setback,
as no natural ice is available for these
sports except in Northern Ontario,
which is experiencing much colder
weather than in the southern, central
and, eastern parts of the province. •
Fruit growers in the Niagara Pen-
insula are growing uneasay .over the
Prolonged mild spelt. No damage has
as yet been done; but should the warm
weather continue 4 few days longer,
to be followed by heavy frosts, the
result would undoubtedly prove dis-
astrous, as reports from' several Ni-
agara districts state that the nude of
shrubs, rose bushes and even seine
apple trees have commenced to show
a swelling.
Farmers also are anxiously looking
for snow to protect the fall seeding
from frosts.
For "frostbite use Mlnard'e Liniment.
A. well-known psyeholeglst says
that widen a -man rises in the morning,
he shetdld get down to brass tacks.
Income tax officials, on the other
,hand, get up to tax brass.
The Orange • Pekoe is
something extra—a secut tea
In clean., bright Aluminum
Why Not Do It?
Winnipeg, Man.O1cIidbocd a31
nients smell as diphtheria,' ema11ipox
and atear1et fever could he wiped. out
iu flve years by .proper .precauttouary
measures, Dr, M. Fraser of the Prov-
incial Maul of Health, told a conven-
tion, of Manitoba teachers here. In
that case, only the foolish need'oatch.
'any of these diseases.
The woman who a few yeatis back
thought she'd' never get used to a gas
range has' -a dauglhiter who -knows all,
the >ins and. outs) of a gas wagon.
Mlnard's Liniment for rheumatism.
During a general election, a ratndl
date was addressing a crowded meet-
tug, He promised that, 1f e:1ecded to
represent them in Parliament, their
lives would .be es snug and comfort-
able as it would be passible to make
-them. , At the close of his address a
voter asked, "11111 you promfee not
to promise anything that will com-
promise with your= promises without
promising -to fulfil your promise -as far
as you can promise?" The reply' Is
not recorded.
Forest Conservation'
Ottawa Journal (Cone.): Our spruce
forests are rapidly djlnfnishing, with
a sura result that at some time in
the future, perhaps not' veru: far. dis-
tett, our Canadian paper milts will
find a searoity of saw material, their
production and value will, 'decrease
and the price of .paper will soar, An
arguliterit Iran long gone' on fors fur-
ther .restriction oi`-the expert of
spruce, Sonne 'restriction .exists now,
Restr1otien is -opposed by the conten-
tion that it, will be, nth injustice to
- Canadian 1aimiers wile have spruce to
sell. ;allot It looks as though the In
toreet et the "Dominion at large will;
be'far more Wart by continued export
of ;pulpwood that by a 'limited num-
ber of spraee owners ;getting—for a
slime time only --a dollar or two less
a cord for earner/ than, they can get at
present,
Tim King of Paine-MI/lard's Liniment
man % Milt h,A d�lo{iy
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Heed the Warning.
A sneeze tdretells a cold. Nip
it in the bad with Minard's.
and Pneumonia
Negketed bronchial colds arc dan-
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TA
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MOTHERS
Read Mrs. Menard's i,etter. •
Her Experience MI. , d.i elp
Chatham, Ontario. —"I ,rant be tell
you bow much good your me.tci t
has done me. be-
fore my baby
• came I felt do
weak and run-
down that I could
hardly do my
work. Hy head
ached continually
and I was so die-
eouraged that I
could cry* from
inorningtIllnight.
I had another
babyjustoneyear
and a half old and t gave= a lotto
do. So I thought I would try Lydia
E. Pinlcham's Vegetable Compound,
as I had read se much about it in the
little books, I found a ditferenceright
away as my head was relieved and
my tired feelings gone.My sister
bad been doing my washing and she
continued doing It, as she said it
might set me back if I started .to do
it again. It sure did help me and,I
had taken just two bottles when my
baby came. He is a fine big boy,
now nearly five months old. I am
taking your medicine again and I am
able to do my woork all bymyself now.
1 always recommend the Vegetable
Compound to women, and especially
to expectant mothers, as I. believe
they need, help at those, times.”—
Mrs. OLNss MENARD, 24 Harvey St ,
Chatham; Ontasto,
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