HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1926-03-18, Page 3BA:tITERYLESSRADIO SET PROVING
V " PEOP ARE WAITING 'F
P rztarit3� �a 1dI Stxecesst. of
Achievement
The'Battei•yless,:iodic elle:[ oPei'
-Le''s front either 25 or 50 cyclo electric
current hail Isvolntionided. Radlo, The,
conveniences ll -of having no batteries;
to buy, replace or rundown, thus e.im-
inating 52% of Radio troubles, ,e eo!
apparent Ithcict the families Dimming
to purchase a i'addo 'set now ane na-
turally turning to the Rogers Battery -
net.
Now that the Rogers Set has proven.
itiscl'aims by actual use'In-Homes for
wro•.v ...-.row, . ....: •_
Regela Battery: sit Radio
for Canada,
the past seven ittonths, the many nn,
Justified , end exaggerated claims
• against it have disappeared. The tact
that anyone can have it set put in his
dome ob approval to ilnd hut, .shows
•that the Rogers, dealer bite faith hi
'thio wonderful new Radio invention,
If there is no :loges dealer in your
cotrnlanuitl',,'.avt•tto the (j•R.S, DSusiio
Company Canada, Limited, Toronto;
but don't buy ANY Raciio until you
first hoar the Rogers, which :is slip-
plied on cagy. Orals. ,:
RIVE "s EATING AWAY THE. LAND
issis'i n 1� fi PP Carries Tons of Sediment Into
the Ocean.
1'it+3 sk•Otca sbews the interior -of a ['ave in Somersetehire, Englund,
known as Cox's Cave. Note the stalactites hanging from the roof and the
stalagmites grouting up from the floor. These are the resutts;of water satur-
ated with carbonate of lime dripping through the req.
Secrets 'of Science.
)3y David Diets.
The sun Shining down aeon the
ocean, heats• the surface, 'Some of the
water is evaporated and passes lute
• Mile atmosphere ao. water vapor.
Winds blow the water vapor uvea'
'the Mand, teen which it folie in the
form of•ra1n.
Part of the rain emits into the
ground. The rest rure down the Sense
ot the kind formingrit f h
Is h the de
. 'prese1otra itt the land. These unite to
form larger dreams, When they
• 'reach the valloye, they form etilil
.larger streams, known ea eieeeks-•and
I roobe when anal:, and rivers when
large. -
Rivera are among the thief agents
• which wear away tele land, •
The flowing water wear% away the
sides and •bottom of the valley through
lwbioh it Rohs. The eedinien't thus
termed and the sediment waebed• into
the river by the rain, increases its
, power to wear away the valley sines
etach particle of sediment acts as a
cutting tool egainst the river's bed.
Rivers are the great transportation
'agent. The current carries along the
ltcedllneat fn the river.
It is eetimated that the illitsiselppi
1Aiiver annually carries- enough solid
'materiel out into the Gulf of Mexico
:to make a column one toile square and
268 feet high.
Not elI• the materiel which a river
;tarries in enepensten . reaches . the
ocean:"Str ae"
aue welch. overflowt1e t lr
beaks at times of the year, each a% the
;Nile, deposit much sediment upon the
thanks; of the river as the flood recedes.
t
Tha
e deposits. are known
se flood
• plains: .
Many rivers, such at. the Mississippi,
depcatt Much motet -Meat their mouths.
These deposits are known as deltas.
As already noted, parft'of the rain-
fall smite Into the' ground. This un-.
d'ergronne water la also an hnporUtnt
geological agent:
The toot that wells can be sunk to
almost every -section ot the land and
the great abundance of springs M-
atting from the slopes or mountains
and valleys bear testimony to the
great amount of underground water.
. Geologists bellevo that it probably
extends dawn to a depth of five or six
1 to
miles.
This makes the rock formations a
sort of Chemfoal laboratory in wbich
certatu .reactions are going on eon-
tinuouely.
Where minerals which are soluble in
water occur, they are slowly dissolved,
leaving the rock in a porous condition,
Other reactions also tike place.
Water welch lies dissolved one miner-
al will come ht contact with other
rocks. Isere a reaetfon ` may take
place, 'which causes the -tsetse' to pre
eipitate or lose the mineral which it
hen in eolu•tion. This brings about the
formation of new typea of roar.
Sometimes a very complex action
tapes place, the wetter precipitating
one mineral and et the sable time dis-
solving a sewed. •
Sometimes the underground water
will diat-wlve mit large portions of reek
In their entirety, This' causes the :for-
mations of Valves.
• One of the -.best. knowu regions of
cae. is i Kentucky nR t
tuck � mi ..
y d southern
Indiana.
When the ,roof 01 a cave becomes.
ti, '
teen end [telt[[; it frequently a
q y cottP des
causing 61l •• r
g rho �u face of the . round to
sink •
Next article: The Work ot. the Gia-
Wens.
i"Lights. Are Burning Bright."
, It wars within an hour oi. Midnight,,
�Tlto moon bad eat. O was idling amid
Ships. about the ship's shadowy struc"
ture wiben. I was. elited' to take charge
of the bridge tilt eight bells; .
)The skipped• said he would not keep
Mme up there `1ong. I.ehad but to cellit
a light came trite view, and to keep at
eye on the wheelliduse. Alt, but It is
long since i played at .ships, and Warr
a pirate eaptain. I rememberedthen)
are Stull folk who wonder what It feeie
like to be a king. The king does hot
knew. Ask the- mail boy who Is sur -
'wised with an: order to'; hold a hoiee's
head, I took mp promotion, mounting
the steep ladder to theopen height.
A bell rahg beside mo in the night.
It wee answered'ht once from sono -
where cleat]. - Others;, then, were
Joureeytug with me; The void was
peopled,' though the travolletts'were all
invisible; and: I hewed a confident
voice call, "Lights are bumnlhg bright."
Phe lights were, I could see thatenut
when tee profundities, at'e about you,
and you think you arf,alone .in outer
night, that is the kind et word to hear.
Joyously I sllotited Into what seemed
to be boundless nothing, "A11 Right!"
,- H. 114.• Tomlinson, In "The Sea and
the Jungle."
The road to ;Success is crowded- be -
;cause ft ien't a onewny,street.
COUGHS THAT PASS
14 THE NIGHT
are enroll
y
those :helped
Ease and Comfort
0
come vintla the very
first spoor fro:
MOTHERS WHO HIVE USED
BABY'S i
U
Y tS OWNTABLETS
Always Strori l
y Strongly .Recommend
• 'Thelii to Other- Mothers.'
Once a motherhat used Baby's Own
Tablets for her little ones alio will use
l frothing else - actual experience
teaches her that 'there is ' no other
medicine to equal leen[ for any of the
-minor ailments Yore which her baby
or lithe aces: suffer. Hat -tug -found ' the
value of the Tablets in iter own home,
rho !s aNvays anxious that other moth-
ers should share her knowledge. That
is why Mrs. Creighton. -White, North
Noel )toad, N.L,, writes the fliilowing:
-'i1 :rave a baby seventeen months'
old and bavo ,given hini nothing but
Baby's Own Tabiete ever since he was
a Week cid. I know. of a10 other medi-
cine to; equal theta, and 1t is certainly
a pleasure to reemernettdl then, to
other mothers."
Baby's Own Tablets, are a mild but
thorough laxative that regulate the
stomach and bowels; banish -constipa-
tion and indigestion; break up tends
a.nd simple fevers end make the. sickly
baby well and lemey again. Theyare
sold by medicine lea see or by mail
at 26 cents a box from The ler. Wil-
liams/ Medicine 0o., Brockeil:e; Out.'
St
The Remote
Tonin -
1 y "Mumma, didn't you say
last w-cak you Anted the carving -
knife' acid the chopper si_larpdneci?"
H
i4Trs,. Br0n-"Jndeed L did. Bless
hie. little heart! Iiow thoughtful you
aro:„
Nell T'll take them around to the
cutler's for you,"
"How sweet of you to offer to do
such things for your mamma, dear,
111 wrap them ,rue"
No, don't wrap theist' up: I ,want
(111111 (0 (h0W 1ber0's a bon out (hero
waiting to fight, ate; but I fancy when
he sees (50 miming he'll go home,"
Minard's Liniment ;c- r
.l.qy ph1s.,Iclans,
INDIAN BRAVES COMPETED AT BANFF
endfa1 reserva"tiene in.:Alberta•eent their beata nc1 esi[ htieelt young )nen
to eermpe'to ill i'ariotrr• contests wile% were ;staged at Baufeduring the Winited'
Cu •nivel, , Imemiiately on arriving in Bondi the yopng neliaat braves but uP
tlieir`wieevant's• in the, middle• of the street, unrol.Ied,their blandtots, anti pre-
pared to lnalt,e thonlselvee at kerne for a fortnight,
The Indian competitions consisted of packing and unpacking thee, sup
plies and clothing, as for hunting or exploring expeditions shooting with
bow and arrow at a heed mark; and running, jtunping and swineleg:
UTTERLYDISCOUIRAGED.
This - Was the Condition of a
P,II,I. Woman Before Taking .,
Dr. Williams'. Pink Pills.
"My illness began," says :Mrs, M. J.
Ahern, I2, 11. No. 2, Atherton, P,E:I,
"when my husband went overseas -and
I wars lett with the care or a farm and
stook, with no help but that of a young
boy. My health broke down and for
the first time In niy life I became ut-
terer
tterly discouraged. I lest'tny appetite,
had no strength, and war ready to
:lave a dying epell any moment of rho
day, as the work loomed up ahead of
me. A. friend happened to speak. one
day of the good Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills had done bar and urged me to
try them. I _bad not energy enough,
or perhaps Confidence enough, to try
there, but elm would not be denied and
sant me three boxes and by the time
I had taken thein I knew they were
helping me and was anxlons for more.
I continued taking the pills- for nearly
six months and by that time I had safe-
ly paesed acritical period in my life,
and regained my usual good health.
Tp all overworked, nerve -racked wo-
men-ea/el there are a•great malty of
them -I still• say, and at all times take
Dr; Williams' Pink Pilin and I know
You will regain your energy."
There are many troubles due to
weak, watery blood easily overcome
by a fair use of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills.' The whole mission of this medi-
cine 'i
nits 1s tour
p !fy and enrich the blood,,
and when that le done all.: tee varied
s'y'mptoms of anaemia disappear and
good health returnse You can get Dr,
Williams' Pink Pills from any dreg -
gist or by mail at 50 cents a box from
The DDr, Will+lents' Medicine Co„ Brock-
ville, Ont.
Kitchen Estates.
After breakfast she dries the foamy
soapsuds 'from the nose of the Dres-
den cream pitcher -suds that rest no
Babe air leugbter on the Mims pieces
of her obeli -pink and white chocolate
set. The Dresden' pitcher, with its
gt:tceful lines and. redtipped- cover
like a rakish tam-a-shatlter, Is a pretty
sitapherdeaa to the young housewife.
She places it gently on tate lower
shelf of the glass -inclosed cupboard,
where the abepherdeaa may gaze
through the Trench- Windows at the
yellow jonqulls in the garden. -
The tallP the r itch e of set le a
countess, of comtnnnding height and
bearing. There are austere and clas-
sical lines in her pose. She holds her
iong and aristocr tie noea1 of from
m
tee sude in the crinkles or her base,
which flow like 2aide o£ a trailing robe.
The yoliug housewife smiles .at her
predicament as alts carefully dries the
neols: of the countess, handling her
with all the honor due to her•`rank.
I'ler position ie in the inner, circle of
the elect, amid the' gallery of nobility
on the higher shelf: There are che-
valiers and ladies, bisects and mar-
guises, dukes, and duejteaaes, and oven
a queen, who ie the silver teapot rent-
ing on a tray 111re a low throne,, and
wearing a crown :formed by the en-
graved 11*0 on the coven.
But in the third estate, the pawn's of
the kitclleu rest on the lasesat Shelves,
tee poesaats, the•plain people, the see
viceah.le chinaware, the cups and
saucers which are used every day in
the happy menage, where evea•yon.c is
on famflSe.
The Math people 01 the third tier
are covered with bluebirds •of happi•
noes. Each: cup has;.: one or two of
these birds . where yolks, of eggs have
been, but are noli^clean nt ceililren in
fresh pinafores. These people of tine
third estate have the heat view of'the
garden that has been planted beneath
the French windows. of .the klechen,
Glean and fragrant from recent -crystal
suds, they view the blue sky with its,
ever-changing, clouds which travel
aoross the vision of the cues and
saucers, so content with their modest
position in -Lie kitchen of the young
Isom o5, ire.
After Rain.''
O wayside puddles, boasting' of the
sky;
How you repeat a great• A11 -geeing
]lye! -
All little fl0odo(t gutter.oracks, you,
too,' -
Are etnffed with sky''. rind hoarding
Heaven's blue.
Branches of trees, that strike such
' • flame in air,
How you exult .to vis with 'sunlight
. there!
L'iagstoues; imbedded petite sunlit awe,
You imitate the Tablets of the Law.
Lawn-fowers, tngdins tip -toe in the
sod--
Eavesdropping,
od-Eavesdropping, hove you been again,
on Clod? :-
-Louie Ginsberg.
The Legacy.
There le no bequest a man can make.
to hie family that a moreto be de-
sired, than his: good name. This world
will never become • so mechanized as to
lose eight of the merit or demerit of
human beings' taken one by one. Half
the meaning of patriotic celebration,.
biograehIc study or heraldic lore,
when these ,Mean anything at all, is
the inspiration of a message from the
past to the living present; and any
parent has succeeded in teie world
-when he Miasmata to hie offspring an
honorable reputation built up by years
of'MMean, -fair dealing. ")
When the assets of a busin'eae are
estimated, beyond the value of the
buildinge made with bandit is the in-
tangible but real structure built with
minds' that Would not descend to any
kind of crooked practice and, through
adversity or prosrertty, have kept the
faith with Every one. Any business
company in our generation cares for
fits historlo tradition; . there is. some-
thing the matter 1f the *Mane pre-
tence to be so busy now that they have
no time to remember anything that
happened yesterday.
What applies in tee ethical tradition
of commerce is true of a family see
eeasdou. The world Greece little of a
man who endlessly prates of 'what his
forbears did ever go long ago and
seems to think their service justl8es-
Trim In expecting a deference now
which in his own person, on lila otva
account, he never did anything to earn.
1f he is proud of west is transmitted
to him to 'enlarge end improve -and
not simply to Bove and to hold -let
hint at
owitb
by playing mans
part
isor
a world, which sorely needs what
every man and woman, wattle or crip-
pled, strong or enfeebled, can do. Let
Trim
not boast est o
f dollars that have
come into hie h ltd
al s which ho dtd'notlr-
ing to earn, bat let hhu spend himself
as well ae• his tunes on the day's toil
in a man't world, remembering alwayie.
that conscience and character are the
better part et any paternal; legacy.
Flowers as Food.;
To suggest that we add flowers to
our daily menu would to many people
seem like foolishness•. But a eamous
French food authority expresses. sue
prise that we do hotmalts more use of
flowers' 111 this way: He reminds 115
that we eat cauliflowers, 'artichokes,
acid brussels sprouts, all .of which
*mats under this heeding..' In China flowers aften figure on the
table is part el a•nieal, One of the nat-
Boucle dielhes ie a scarp made of the day
lily, over: 4,000 tone of blooms being
sed for this pn'rposes every year;
A chrysanthemum salad is one of
Japan's most highly -favored . dishes.
The flowers are carefully washed tied
served in .the way' that we serve
let
Moe or watirtercress.
In some Eastern countries the petals
cf the yellow water -lily are used as fee-
quently for dessert as apples aed
oranges in. this. country..
tt
U*,et stomach' stnggish,liver, 552 acid condi,
than cause bad airman. Seigel's Syrup gots at the
cause, Try It aril!. have a wholesome breath..
Any drusStore.
A pound of melancholy will not pay
an ounce,of debts.
Minard's Liniment for colds.
A good book and a good Woman are
both 'very excellent things. But be.
w"irvs ol.` estimating them as sumo fool-
ish mem do, from nothing but the
beauty of their covering.
SVI ' 1 1 ,N} in the big tub ;coo CI 11
lave the dial pal for . your cic11
Y it yowl: 1 ioml ;o -not to get tiny
tlial.er nn the 110 or. Ansi°"'when they're
wit„ heid nice and clean .111 Lille yoa`a
JiU:1e starch for tile[," '
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Thirteen Circles . .
Here are thirteen eirciee,one o
them a black. one. The problem is
to start anywhere .you -like and
cross eft every thirteenth circle
until all, are crossed oft,. the black
one to be crossed off last, '
• Call the black circle No. 1 and
count to the 'seventh circle.' Begin
with , this . circle .•and go around,
striking out ` every thirteenth .cir-
cle. 'This will enable you to strike
out the Meek circle, ,after "baying.
. struck out all' of the others. When
a-cirele has been struck out it is •
not counted. •
(Clip this out aedepaste 4t, with
other of the series, in a forapbooke.
Children's Orchestras.
Ls ' the junior acheatra worcth while?
The ltonire of individual driI11ng, the
days and weeks' of practice, at each dif-
ferent part and on men &risentmient
separately, the incessant, labor of
week rehearsalae with the entire or•
chestrar-is all this worth 'while? : Me
derabtediy the scientist would call the
Junior orches'tra an ideal machine with
an efficiency of 100 per cent.; for the
Splendid results obtained' for outweigh
the effort put and so the junior or
chests can not be too highly eeoosn-
mended nor too strongly enoouraged.
It the prentioe et duet and trio eilaying
is so valuable an asset to the pupil, it
Js obvious that a larger unit offers
equal, if not greater advantagd'o Be
sidesdeveloping the very esssnt1a1e.
ofmusical requerementsl it proves a
valuable aid in the (donation of the
pupil's character, 'and promotes a de-
sirable sociability,
Honor.
Honor to him who labore day by day
Poe the worldr's weal, forgetful of hie
own.
Like some the tree that with its state
ly head.
Endures the solar beam, while under-
neath -
It yields fresh shelter to the weary.
-From the Sanskrit of ICaIidasa
MonieeWilltiams). -
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1
Each 15 -cent pack. 1
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dye ,rich, permanent
colors in lingerie,
silks, ribbons, skirts,
waists, dresses,
coats ; stoekings,
sweaters, draperies,
coverings, hangings
--everything!
Bey Diamond Dyes --no other kind -
and toll your druggist whether the me
tenial you wish to color is wool or silk,
or whetheott is !iaen cotton or mixed
goods.
PIant life,, from the seed bursting
until the flower dies,
leaving
new seed d
in its place, has been successfully
screened, the whole process being
shown in less than half an hour.
Minard's Liniment for sore throat.
•
Telephoning -by wireless from mov-
ing blains has been successfully tried
on British railways, although ,tunnels
'caused a distinct "fading" of the voice.
Old Remedy Relieves Kidney
Trouble.'
A'Grateful User Tetla: of, His Thank-
fulness for Warner's.
Wonderful results 110:010 'kips oblate
-
ed ht combating kidney trouble by fol-
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use of Warner's Sale Kidney and Liver
Remedy, a preparation on the market
nearly 50 years. ,;
A grateful user writhe: "Your medi-
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was.reducedfrom 157 to 114 pounds.
when I' lett the hospital In despair.
began to use Warner's Safe'I{idpey
and Liver Remedy and at once coo-
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is saying ;to nue. that 1 look bettor Start
ever. Every word I have written is.
true and I can prove it by hundred„
who knetrof myaonditlon'
Warner's Safe Kidney
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Get a bottle to -day,
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)ET FEET.
Take 310 C1135 C5,3 with
colds. Rub your feet Well
with Minard's.
ISSUE No. 1.1-'23
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laide S•t, 'West, Toronto,
A Cloud.
When 1 went out -to call the cowry
I crossed a field half plowed[, '
And suddenly I found that I
Iiad walked Salto aeloud
Like- through a prayer S hissed cow
bels,
A white dream covered[ use;
1 laughed remembering how men
Paint amide in poetry)-
-Charles A. Wagner, hi '"Poome of the;
Soil and Sea"
A hen will drink twenty times her
weight in Water in a year.. -'
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Transporting horses to Australia is
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Colds Are Not
Necessary Evils
Observance of One Fund.a-
menial �( Ruleof Teat[Pro-
tette
a tx
A g aiaet Them
Whether one catches cold easily is
largely a question of physical' condi-
tion. If the general vitality is low,
resistance to disease is weak and at
such a time a cold is easy to contract
and difficult to check,
Constipation is frequently the cause
d such a state of health, with its atten-
dant listlessness, biliousness, headaches
and aeneral lack of vitality. Poisons'
from: the waste matter that remains
behind after improper, irregularbo"wel
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They weaken your resistance to disease.
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Barrington, Nova Scotia.
Dull Paine in Back
St, Thomas, Ont, -"I took four
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Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism
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