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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1929-04-18, Page 3owoelu4k M OXV4074/441 u i led IV/ INTER, with its in - W door life and sunless days, has reduced the oxygen supply in your blood. You need -De. Williams' Pink Pills now to enrich and revitalize, your blood stream. They will invigorate the entire system and give a happy zest to spririerae.For more than forty years, men and.,. women in'.. many lands have relied upon these .` famous Pink Pills as a safe and'effective Spring tonic. Atour druggist's or any aaler'in ntedieine'or r `„ postpaid, from the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ontario: Send for free booklet --"Build- ing up the Blood." S•30 50 PER PON Ehl/1!/ iT14lelist SP "A NOUapHO1.6 NAM1 111 e<GOIINTaIn9" "You cannot keep me down!" shot t- ea an orator at a public meeting. "Though 1 may 43e pressed below the waves, 1 rise again; you will find 1 • come to the surface, gentlemen'' "Yes;' said one of his hearers, "you come. to the surface to. blow." 1A7HEN a cold or exposure brings aches and pains that penetrate to your very bones, there is always quick relief in Aspirin. it will make short work of that *headache or any little pain. Just aS effective in the more ,serious suffering front neuralgia, neuritis, rheumatism or lumbago. No ache or pain, is ever too deep-seated for Aspirin tablets to relieve, and they don't affect the heart. Ali druggists, ;With proven directions for various Wes which inany people have found ' invaluable in the relief of pains and. aches of many, kinds, SPI f21N militia Is a Trademark ltegltttred In Oandda Starvation Salaries ' Lo 1Vlonde,ourcier (Ind;): Surprise is somotihos expressed at the gloomy condition Of trade, 'landlords are al- ways complaining the ttiteir tenants do not pay their rent,'and the grocer at the corner, Compolled;to"give credit, finds himself in his turn charging much morethan'the market price for his goods, thus making :the one pay for the other, ' This situation ought not'to surprise tis, when a father of a family. earns.anaverage salaryof from $600 -to $700 a year, that' is to say about $12 to $15 a week., How can you expect hltn to pay his rent, his• grocer, his doctor, etc? Ile can- not pay out more than he receives;, he does not lino, he can only merely 'exist. `instead oh snaking the wheels of industry and commerce turn, this is a braise on general prosperity. And yet we talk, of bringing back to this country some 200;000 of. our 'fellow - citizens from the United States! Are we going to offer them 20 to 26 cents an !sour, 1.flei'• killing the tatted calf to celebrate the return of all our prodigal sons? The ran Alone Incident New York ,Sun: There le no'ques- tioti of the character of the vessel that was sunk by the Coast „Guard. There may be a question whether 'she was inside the twelve -mile li;nit when, first chased by the petrel boat Wolcott. There may be a question whether the pursuit, first by the Wolcott and then by the -Dexter, was hot.. But assuming that Secretary, Melton is right in kis statement that ,tile patrol officers are correct in both these respects, tate fact remains that the British Govern- ment never abandoned the principle of the three-mile limit and never ac- ceded to tite application of the right of hot pursuit in a case begun outside the three-mile line, If the British Government has decided not to press this case, it undoubtedly is because of the notorious character of the I'm Alone and not -because La:don re- treats from her old contention,. At that, it would be well for the two gov- ernments to look calmly into the facts, possibly making It certain •that' no: such incident, with its unpleasant re- actions on botch sides of the Atlantic, shall occur again. • Young Wife (after their-Srst squab- blei'-"I regret. I ever married you!" Brute of a Husband—"So you should! You did some nice girl out of a jolly good husband!" Use Minaed's Liniment for the Flu. "Dick is all right if you know how to take. him." `Si hate people who have to be labelled like a bottle of medicine. aseXalle- AT.73 F.B.:E 0.-ig ,Says I NJSW AND SLIGIITLX t1SE1), $10 lir, Est, ' transportation Paid. 100, Write for Illustrated ',synths and Aceesaer 47Ales 1'511117' i -carless liloyole 31-a-5 MaWornndan - 30. 1N„ Toronto. 5141 T t>�,ri'AL T tE 8�s 01tGiffRG Thopopularitysevideoed i the fact that guests in- variably return to the Mount Royal. A courteous welcome and cheery hospitality await you, VERNON G. CARDV Managhlg•Director Hotel in the Z The Largest i4 British Lrntpire. Rates $4 and $7 and up 1 2 APPLICATIONS Are Filled As Far As Possible in the Order in Which They Are Received. ONTARIO bEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE . APPLICATIONS Offering Annual Work Are Invariably • Given the Preference. Farm Help Supplied The Colonization and,Immigration Branch of the Department of Agriculture for Ontario will have available a nuinber of Experienced Married Men With Their Wives end Families—Married Couples Without Children-- - Also Single Men. Fanners requiring help will be well advised to make early. application t Geo. A. Elliott Director of Colonization Parliament Bldgs,,. Toronto, Ont, t=1le+Your Application at Once if AMen Placed Subject to Trial Period HON. JOHN S. MARTIN, Minister of Agriculture KEEP YOUR BABY1 Kee in Your Dog LL Satisfited at Horne HAPPY AND To';be satisf • children to be well and happy; to be net take ied at home, a dog must' I very • mother. wishes Tier child or have' exercise.' if hie Master does takelido :tor a hike, he'is:apt to bright-eyed, ' rosy-chteeked boys and girls. No mother, though, ,can expect her cilitdron to escap4 all the ills of babyhood and childhood, but she can. do mucin to help them fight the battle Or health. All prudent . mothers constantly keep at hand tho means of aiding their little ones when sickness comes suddenly—as it generally does in alio case of children. In every home where there aro infants ,and young children Baby's Own Tablets, should be found. Read what Mrs, Mary Ilill, Centre Dpmmor, Ont., says concerning these Tablets:—"I ani site mother of six children and Would not be without Baby's Own Tablets. They are%a won- derful medicine for little ones." Baby's Own Tablets aro a hold but thorough laxative which regulate the, bowels and sweeten the :stomach and thus break up colds and simple fever, banish constipation -_tinct indigestion aisd aliay the irritation accompanying the cutting of teeth. They are abso- lutely safe and are pleasant to take: The Tablets are sold by all 'medicine dealers or by mail at 26 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. • In the Foothills Of the Himal:l as The bungalow -built house stood on Me slope of one of "the hills." , Those flimalayan.foothiiis, toward which the dwellerin the dry hot plaids lifts up his eyes for refreshment and inspira- tion. The great mountain ranges were not visible from the 11i_1I station, only from distant points higher up the hills. Sometimes, on special occa- sions, there would be.. day excursions to.'these• heights; when a procession of "dandies," or carrying chairs,.bor'ne on the shoulders of the family "join-- Ttonies, would set out for a -day's climb, right up beyond the hill station. These were days.'of rare delight and wonder. The agile servants, clad In tate gay livery of the faintly, perhaps a bright red trimmed with golden yel- low, would carry the Europeans up the winding roads in'- the wil: hills. Unforgettable was the luxuriant Jungle growth; the magnificent rhodo- dendrons, large as giant oak trees' and resplendent with deep crimson 'blos- soms, the ground beneath them car- peted with fallen bloom; the tangles of rich bushes festooned• with dower- ing creepers; and mighty fern -tassel- led trees in whose branches merry little brown monkeys, and solemn - faced gray baboons, frolicked and leapt from bough to bough, while bright green paraquats fluttered int the branches. As a traveler went higher, rare dowers and ferns appear- ed, and he might nick the tall "Suit" lilies (Madonna lilltes), the rich vel- vet -petaled gloxinias, the tall pink saxittage, and the delicate black -stela - mod maidenhair fern, Then, too, there were those pretty Himalayan hrimttlas which row in rotusion on i g p the ground, their dainty mauve bios sows set demurely ou the top of their straight stalks! The little white over - last'' gs were picked la,itandfnls, to be sent home to England, there to brtgittouthe grayness of a great north- ern Industrial eitY. The views grew more wonderful as the path wound upward, until at last the place woe - %cited wirers the Him- alayas themselves were visib1 . How grateful onei8 for the loving wisdom. Of a Molter, who ied one .:long the fern -covered path at the top of thoh wooded ravine, to gaze on that superb Panorama of mighty, distant snow - dad Peaks, the "snows," as the Hima- layan ranges are familiarly called, and laid: "Look well at them. You wilt want to'remember them, atwayst" These outings tar afield wore' high lights, among happy days spent at home, In India the garden le known as a "compound" and is generally largo. The front of one, compound wed a wood, where lilieq of the valley. grew wild, and through which ran the drive up to the hoeso,its shady veran- dah " gay with largo tubs of hydran- geas Flower and vegetable gardens, stables, tennis court and asphalt Vey - ground, and another wood, where. long fern -like moss grew, in quantities, were all included in that home do- main, Perhaps the best beloved spot was tiro orchard with its pear and cherry trees, for, since the monkeys always appropriated the fruit, the children were. allowed, to climb them freely. Walks, were frequent along the side of the' lake, reached by passing through the bazaar. One. could gaze at the goods displayed on open stalls, at gay toys, brass and copper ware, Jewels, Indian sweetmee'ct :'A dear Ayah would sometimes ,bring- home goodies tied up in knots in the ends of iter' chudclah. or ;sticks of juicy sugar -cane.. In the hot weather the tar on the roof of the, hoose would melt and drip from the eaves „like black icicles, and ,the children would pick them off, shaping thtein into dolls mill figures in their hands; ,in l the rains the compound would* be traver- sed by streams and rivers ideal 'fee the' navtgatiou of toy boats and ships,. whilst the rocks on the lalte and hill- side would blossom all over with little shell-like'- pink and white begonias. The dearest little frogs would appear in myriads under the trees. And then, when tate happy shay was over and night fait swiftly, unherald- ed . by 'twilight,, the stem- would come out in the gorgeous eastern sky. The children could feast their eyes on that marvetoaa spectacle, -' Those jewehs blaze in the heavens ot, memory -stills get , out on his own boots. The dog's" keimel must be comfort. able. If it •is too hot, or • too cold, or infested with' fleas, be, will do the very natural thing—got out and look for butter quarters. Hunger, too, will make him restless, 'so. I should say that the three fun}aiftentals are; otiougll .exercise to' Make him tired, a generous feed in the evening, and a clean, comfortable bed: Dogs ,are sociable creatures. : They •crave company, and :that is the reason why the owner of ' two of more canines seldom has any trouble from "mumming."' One roundabout, es- pectalhy if he barks much, can lure dozens of other dogs out, If you can induce other owners in the vicinity to keep their pets at home, each ani- mal will be less apt to leave his own yard. Learning the .05010 for your dog's "excursions" usually simplifies correc- tion. Slyly watch him 00111,0 night and see -where' he goes, Often it will: be fount that 'some particular hen- house or garbage -can is his destination. Egg -sucking' is common 'among dogs. Theowner of the chickens Will gladly co-operate with you, end, an egg cap be se "loaded" (with pepper or some other disagreeable substance) as 'to cure Touser; sharply' and permanent - PrlifILIPS y4.. MAOry.4> 9. For Troubles due to Atiet NDIGESTO 1 ACID $TOMACn NI Satire GASE5.N.AUSEA What many.. people call indigestion very otter means excess, acid in the stomach-` The stomach nerves have been: over -stimulated, and fond sours., The corrective is an alkali, •which neutralizes acids, instantly, And the best alkali koow7i to medical science ie Phillips' Milk of Magnesia I1 has remained standard with physicians in .the 80 years since its in,ventlon.' One spoonful of this harmless, taste- tions --any drugstore. roes The National Origins Law NOW Yorlc,Times; The foreign ole- Monts are divided ..on this aubiect. -Those which, like the Ge nt ns, Irish and Scaudinaytians, will ,have their' quotas cut'by the new system oppose it strongly, Others, like the Russians, Italians and Poles; whose quotas will be enlarged, ,favour it. The arguments 1 against it are much the same as those used in 1921 against the solec- tion of the 1890 census as the. basis for computing the immigration quotas. Many of those who now' denounce the national origins clause defend the 1890 census, which five years ago they attacked.i. The foreign elements op- posing the. national origins system are strong in certain sections of the, .noun - try and will .find sturdy champions in Congress. But against ahem is -a great mass of•'Apierieaus unaffiliated with ally foreign[ racial• groups. Un- less Congress: acts gefore lune 30, the national origins system will come in- to -force as the law of the land. ly Do not tie the dog'up; it only -;makes hint woree when he is liberated, Be- sides, it spoils his d)sposttiou. Do • not tvitip him; sinless' you d'o' so at the. time he is starting,': Any reproof given hours after the offense does no good, for :'your pet will: not know its reason. Such only makes him afraid Of you and more desirous of running. 'away., If you can so plan it as to catch tint in Die act of running off, Mild switching then will help,. Ac- company It with orders (always in the sante words) to stay home; and lead him back every time. . Do thus re- peatedly, being .particularly good, to hint at other times and he will catch The mostpressing intellectual need is such poise as comes from a ..genu, inc coordination of the great subdi- visions of thought President James R. Angell -of Yale. ou. Never under :any circumstances kick or beat your dog. If you lose ytaur temper, let hint entirely alone until next day.—Lester Banks, in "Our Dumb Animals." "Do you talk in your sleep?" "No; my wife says I'm perfectly exasperat ing-1 only. smile!" Minard's Liniment 'for Grippe and Flu. Ito: "Oh, you musn't blame me for my ancestors." She: "I don't, I blame them for you." less alkali in water will neutralize lit - 'Stoutly many times as ,much acid; and Flapper: "I like to try on that rose the symptoms "disappear at mice.. You dress in the window." Saleeman:t will never use crude ;methods when ''Sorry,• Miss. That's et lampshade" once you learn the efllciency of this. ,t/ wish Matilda, ybu would` agree Go get a small bottle,toary. not to talk when I,' ant driving in Be 'sure to get the genuine Phillips' traifc." "We can discuss that as wo Stihk; of Magaesie prescribed by [AIWA- go along, Adolphue." —London Gaiety. cians tor 50 years In correcting'ercesa• acids. Bach bottlecontains full direr Minorite Liniment; fee Coughs,: folds. ay Be IP ani Minard's. Liniment prevents Fla. Pretty Waitress:"Ate you the fried haddock?" Susceptible_ Diner: "No, the Ionely ,sole." r Eaay'runnln¢ Mower= that eat with razorlike Icetzess. ASe n'1's 1dowerwillkeep yaltrlawn triteandneat Thor'aughey re//ob/e, eAtot e/e/y guamnfeed, Atyour hard- , 1 ware -stealers. - JAMES SMART PLANT ® BROCKVILLE ONT. List of "Wanted Inventions" and Vali Information Sent Free on Request, TUE RAMSAY 00., Dept. W. 5715 Bank St.. Ottawa, Ont. When your Children Ciy kith Castoria is a comfort when Baby is irettul. No sooner taken than the lit- tle ittle one is at ease, If restless,. a f0W drops soon bring contentment. No harm done, for Castoria isa baby remedy, meant for babies. Perfectly safe to give the youngest infant; you have the doctor's word for that!. It is a vegetable product and you could use it every day. But it's in an emer- gency that Castoria means most. Soule night when constipation must be: relieved ---or colic pains—or other suffering. Never be without it; some mothers keep alt extra bottle, unopen- ed, to mate sure there will always be Castoria in the house, 11 is effeetive for older children, too; read the boolt that conies with it, TIDED, WEAK, NERVOUS WOAN • BENEFITED Praises Lydia E. Pi okham's Vegetable Compound Asbestos Mines, ,Quebec. -=-"After the birth of my second child, "T was alwaysfeelingtired, nervous and weak and had headaches% backaches and rible - paints egeryter month. T' suffered two years before It tried Lydia Il. l'inkhanl'&'i>'ege-. table Compound. I got four bottles at first and it did. me a world of good. I would not be without it in the house now, and have another sit¢ bottles in. T recommend it to every woman i know."-=Mi8. T, Bonitio%r, 1Box 114, Asbestos' I12Iite/4, Qpebee. 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Eastern Time otw1,rwId you «oto be ill"eOde? Knowing that a better oil means smoother perform.• once, longer life, greater economy and bigger trade. in -value for your car, you'd probably go a long away to be sure of a better oil. That's 'what Imperial mil Limited did—went all the way to tropical South America for the crude out of which to reline Marvelube. There's lots of crude oil available right at Canada's front door. If Canada's largest and most modern • refineries had been able to evolve as good an oil as Marvelube from. locally available crude they would have been glad to do so. Peruvian erode made a purer, carbon -free, fuller -bodied oil—an oil that meant better lubrication—so Peruvian crude 'was decided upon. The decision set a new standard ha motor oils. Air.. craft operators, the most particular buyers of oil, are enthusiastic about Marvelube because it has given, them a longer period of operation between engine overhauls, and a greater margin of safety. You can enjoy the sante benefits in your car, and theles isa grade of Marvelube that is refined to meet ihe exact requirements of your car. Consult the Marvelube chart at good service stations and dealers everywhere.