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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1928-11-08, Page 3WONDER LIGHTNING \\__ /1.3729iihrofefiir IGHT FAMILY SIZE 750 TRIAL SIZE 350 PER BOTTLE Children Love V!, ,O'S Syrup LOCHS MITI vI the amount of iron and steel produced Canis ' lie in India 1 In the first eight months of 1928, le 9 in Canada exceeded the amount pro- .. gag °� I1 aaS,tiAAli�i1 {��;ls �Il lured during the same mouths of 1927 that of 1927 .by 16 per cent,; that of ule nsn1e, automobiles by 2 per cent , and that Leader, Says Country • nucleus of'a rabbit farm. The -express messengers' disbursed. one ton .of bosom mole thaw half a thousand Will Yet Be Free feed to them during the voyage. I steamboats. Then joining the twelve flour by inner cent. In the tables sippi, it stretches , away some twelve given on the last nage of this letter - b hundred miles more; until it falls into will be found the Royal Bank of'Cau Sees Peace of'Victory TO 1'rlend the great emblem of eternity. It is ala•index of electrical energy produc one. of the great tributaries of the. tion. The amount of energy geuer• New York.—Mme. Sarojini Naidu, ocean; which, :only .obedient to God. Indian feminist and the first woman shall roar and roar, till the angel, with ever eleotsd President of the Natsonal Con ee4 of India and as such, success to the day; one foot on the sea and the other on sof to Mahatma Gandhi, explained to t T f 1 ds to the. land, -shall lift up his hand. to rows of Indian leaders and Press Pry heaven, and swear that time shall be groups no more. So with moral influence. representatives the- latest develop- This time mems of India's struggle fur self -ruler It is a rill, a rivulet, an, ocean, bound - Robed in the costume of her native ofless and fathomless as eternity- country, Mme. , Naidu discussed the { i • political outlook of India under Eng- a 1 lish control only briefly, preferring cultural subjects. Besides holdingone health, noing brings, THAT "STAYS DOWN" J - Baby's tiny system rebels against • Summarizing business conditions in 'Canada in is November Letter, the 'Rgyal Bank of Canada writes optima- •isticallyas follows; If you want the very best, ask ''. it Red R �, se re Pekoe 17 In clean, bright Alumirzaam Sandi Beginnings Away•'.among the Alleghanlee there is a spring sc small that a single ox could drink it dry on a summer'S day. tit ,k + �tx - It steals its unobtrusive way amon6� x l : fc u t Yh ii �:' 3i rt )It frills, till it spreads out into the ,beautiful Ohio. Thence it stretches New Zealand Goes in for Rabbits away a thousand miles, leaving on its 1rundred of these chinchilla rabbits made a twelve thousand mile I wanks more than a hundred villages by more than 30 per cent.; the news- and cities, and many thousand cul 1928- exceeded °' ' . mist. journey, under tiro auspices of the Canadian Pacific Express Company f oils punt production: of Mme. Larojinl Naidu, Ferri LI 1 1 i England to Auckland, New Zealand, where they will form the I tivated. farms,, and bearing on its WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE a' i I always pray for you with morning - light When birds or sunbeams wake me 7t is so sweet for parted ren a: Thus may they help each other in life's tight. With agriculture prosperous, man-ated in Canada for Canatdan use in •ufacturing-plants Vetiver building eou� 1928 exceeded the amount generated 'struction achieving new records in all in these.,same months of 1927. by 19 marts of the country, and mines pro- per cent. Canadian manufacturing -during increasing quantitiee of ore; it activity has been at a much higher is not surprising .that the employ- level in 1928 .than during 1927, and 'went.index for each month in 1928 19x7 was a year .of record-breaking should be well above the level of activity. ' ' 'the, corresponding , month of any The' Dominion Bureau of Statistics' 'previous year. lmport and export eta- '.preliminary Report of Mineral Pro- •ttetics'reveal a, large volume of trade duction of Canada for the Six.Montlis and,all indices of Canadian business Ending June 30, 1928"shows that .the conditions show that the country .is. -value of minerals produced' in this senjoying a. sound prosperity. A con- i period was „ 106,600,000, compared of -the mask important, posts in Indian tinned broad and steady development. with .599,000,000 in the same.montlis politics, Mnne. Nelda is a poet; play= -of the type indicated by these starts- of 1927. wrigltt, teacher and social worker. mining and man-.Baridas T. Muzumdar, Secretary of -tics from agriculture;g � The exports" of lumber from British 'ufacturing, will be of greater service ;Columbia for the first six months of the Naidu Reception Committee, ex - 'to the ultimate welfare of the country 1928 are 30,000,000 feet ahead of 1927. plained that Mme, Naidu was "an un - 'than -a sudden boom. Brom this view-• Out ;in Rain Without Umbrella official ambassador to this country to :point, the present tightness of .money -I It was estimated early this weep interpret Indian culture.. It is her constitutes a healthy restraining lin- that the short interest in Wall 'Street first visit to the United States and it ,fluence, preventing over -speculation in Nickel must amount to at least is felt, Mr° Muzumdar said, that her and, too rapid expansion. ;100,000 shares. With the market weak lectures in the country will promote With harvesting completed, or_ near- fora: brief 'period, it would seem as better understanding not only between -ing completion,, throughout the coon -,though the .<shorts had increased the. United States and India but be- taxed nerves and give new strength the try„the farmers are negaged in fall rather than drawn in their lines, as tween the East and West. Following and vitality to the whole system. ne ,-. Naidu.cheon, Mme. for this natural process Dr Williams' Pink Pills completely' dispel all pains andkweakness, and a better, happier condition of health and spirits arises. Every woman of middle age should take advantage now of the' wouder- ful health -help •of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. They are sold by all medicine dealers or will be ''sent by mail at 60 cents a box, by The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. 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In the :'conflednce in the company itself, and .other provinces the season has heel]). all the factors that have gone to In- -normally satisfactory for agriculture. spire confidence in the stools Share- holders will immediately start deposit- ing their stock, and it looks• as though the short would have to stand some calling for orrowed stock. `They will- either ill either have to buy in their lines or for the next few days *01 be some- what slim, although,, of course, the shorts can make adjustments with the certificates of deposit. The fact that Loudon is a heavy buyer of the new stock at. 38, indicating a value of nearly 200 for the present.stogk, na- turally cannot offer mien consolation for those who find themselves short. All In all, it is a very interesting situ- ation, and appearances are that "those Canadians” have scored again - HEINTZMAN & CO. 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Naidu said that the Sinton Connmission, which. includes no Indian members, which the British Govern- ment overn Inent has sent to study the Indian situation with a view to writing's new constitution for India, never will. achieve anything because it cannot work "against .the will of the people." Ghandi, she said, is a man who rep- resents the spiritual thought of India and one who is "looked up to" through- out the country. "There is only cone feeling about Ghandi—he represents the soul of India and symbolizes all that is best' in Indian culture. Our mysticism is a dynamic thing. It doesn't communicate . with death but with life. Where yew develop your muscles, we develop our mind, spirit and will." Mme. Naidu, 'when asked about the Evasion Is unworthy of us and is significance of the marriage of the always the intimate Qf equivocatiou,— Maharajah of Indore to an American Balzac. girl and told of the prominence the -accounts of the ceremony received' in the press, said that the reason for the interest shown in the marriage was "because you like stunts." Accounts of child -marriage in India, she said, have been exaggerated in America; and some of the stories about India, she added, were written by persons Who had seen only "a few gutters and a few drains." "Peace in a strong nation," she eon- cluded,• "is courage, and in a weak nation cowardice.' You mustn't get the idea that India's peace is that of sub - submission. It is a peace of victory. 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Ambassadors Spectator (London) : Tho existing means of diplomatic intercourse be- tween Great Britain and the Irish Free State leaves much to be desired. Now that the British Government has appointed a High Commissioner to care they give .their little ones—the able as the other health of the baby is most jealously guarded and the mother is always ou the lookout for a remedy which is efficient and at the same time abso- lutely safe. Thousands of mothers have found such a remedy in Baby's Own Tablets and many of them use nothing else for the ailments of then little ones. Among -thein is Mrs. Canada, it is to be hoped that a similar Howard Ming, of Truro, N.S., who appointment will be made in the Irish says: --"I can strongly recommend Free State without delay.... Diplo- Baby's Own Talets to, mothers of statically, if not commercially, the di - young children as I know of nothing rest representation of Great Britain in Southern Ireland is quite as import- ant as British representation in the Dominion of Canada. to equal them for little ones" Baby's Own Tablets are sold by inedi'cine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont r World's Oldest Married Couple Dwell in Serbia In a little Serbian village Hoar Seiit- iitl are living probably the oldest mar - vied.. couple in the,,,.world. Document- ary evidence proves that Demetrius Filienovic and his wife, Zivana, were. already mulled and living in the vil- age, where they had spent their child- hood days, -in 1339. Demetrius was then over twenty-one. He is fully 110, meaning of modern ronditions of corn- and his wife is 107. bination. They ant ndividuels sting- They.1avo lived together for eighty- gling° against highly organized condi- mine years, and are now surrounded by tions."• The fanners' plight ; may also. be partly ascribed to the fact that while the slow, processes of nature refits: to be hurried,'rean's inventive genius has made the industrial life of the city last glass of .vine thirty years ago. more agreeable than they were,. con- —Tit"Bits, London. numerous children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Both are in - ex- cellent health and in the ettjoylneut of all their faculties. Filienovic has 'never smoked or drums spirits. Ile took his tinned the 'speaker. -He poked some good -matured fun at certain so-called advances which are much heralded, "I hear a'great deal about nitrogen from the air," he said, "about synthetic food and similar stunts. There was'a de- lightful article in the, press a while in hospital for a •month, suffering ago upon milk. • Some inglorious .phy- from loss of memory. With character- sicist has discovered that the cow `is istic .cruelty the doctors aredoing quite unnecessary fol• the ,production their best-te maize limn fit to leaVe of milk. All you have tode istakethe hospital.. grate to the laboratory and make the _---- milk. Physically' I' dare say it is pos- L sible, but I don't expecttosae that little industrial revolution in my own. time." . Minard's Liniment tor Backache. Over twenty women claimed as their husband- a man who has been Damage amounting to $(300,000 -vas, done iu Kentucky by a tornado. I ried on the work of extermination by destroying the 'eggs. '•. When Dr. Townsend, of the New York Zoological Society, went to the Galapagos islands a year ago, he found that the tortoises had gone from all - but a few islands; and there they had taken, to the mountains. the Galapagos tortoise Is not of the build for a mountain climber, and this generation of"leis family would have been the last had not Dr:;'bown- send captured 180 of them and trans- ported them in safety to places in South and Central America, where they can live protected lives. Exactness Some thinir• that their exactness in one duty will atone for their neglect in another.—Samuel Rogers. Break Colds with Minard's Liniment. An explorer says that he has often, - come across wild tribes who have asked for whiskey, but he has always refused to give them any. No won- der they were wild. Red Rose Orange Pekoe has earned the patronage and good will of more tea drink- ers than any other high- quality< tea in Canada. 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