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The Clinton News Record, 1927-01-27, Page 3: apo ted. direct from the Orient in metal lined. chests. Blended and, pa.ciced,.into-,11ba, %1b., %-lb. bright Aluminum packages. each M naIts is a ROOMS. Eaelt ;minute .is a Yoom tu.'e build, Part of the house wherein 'tis willed \ire still must '.live ' our whole 'lives thrcuglL Not only we, hut, too, Those others who Will" follow us. Then let us take With care. the bricks and stones to mart° The wall a.nd floor, The sin .and- door, So that this room a, place may be Where we and they eternally Iu peace end deep content may dwell, Let ua• build soberly and, well. -Mary CarolynDav-es, An Airplane'Legend. Some of the most thrilling results which have been brought to light in the deciphering of ancient manu- scripts in the various .libraries of Der- ope, Great Britain, and Ireland are those which contain romantic stories which indicate .a foreshadowing of discoveries which we look uponas al- together. the -result of material de- velopments pertaining to the present era. One of he most curious of these is the tale 'of ,he appearance of an air- plane, the account of which was Writ- ten between the years 914 end 956 A.D., during the reign of an fresh king named Oongalach. - The authenticity of the date of the .tnanuseript is be- yond que'stlon, and' the„ description is es follows: Congolach reigued In Meath—and wase. evidently -given to farming pur- suits, for the Story:goes on to tell ot kis one day attending a fair at ft place now called Telltown, - on the Meath Blackwater, midway between "the towns of Navan and Bells: 4 While he. wee Inslaectng"'herses, for which that county is femaus, a sound in the sky caused him, and all the' people, to look up, and they beheld, a large ship fleet- ing loating far above them., It appeared to he Sully equipped with a numerous,"`and evidently intelligent; crew, After a time, during which' the people in the fair• gazed 'M silent wonder •' at the phenomenon, the huge vessel gradual- ly floated toward some cloude into which it•enteeed, and ale awe-struck crowds saw it no more. This . same Story Is told with slight veria,tionslay the Norse documents, named. Bongs Shuggio. Yet another tale Is told in ons of t1_ieso Irish legends, in which the. writer prophesiee that a- time will c'om'a when carrlagee without horses will run through the streets of Sens-' salem. These. atonies are, oi course, mare legends of imagination, but it is In- teresting to flint them noted in docu- ments of unboultded auiuity, and in local as well as in ancient ruins and sagas; also that such shadows of the actualities of thetwentieth century should have einaueted from the thoughts of people in the tenth. It would be lnteroeting to under- sand the mental, capacities, and the outlook of the persons who inspired such tales; and who tilctught them of sulltelent importauce.to'have thews -re- corded on velluni, STOMACH MISERY, GAS, INDIGESTION "Pope's` Diapepsin" Corrects Sour, Upset Stomachs at Once `rape's Diapepsin" is the quickest, surest relict for indigestion, gases,. flatulence, heartburn, sourness, ter.' mentation or stomach distress caused by acidity. A few tablets give almost Immediate stomach relief. Correct your stomach and digestion now for a few cents. Druggists sell millions of packages. • Treasures. The miner mitts and sifts the sand That hides the precious gold;. The poet searches for the word That glows with stamp of beauty's mold. Edith Hill Carnes. 1' 15 to 30 drops of Selgel's Syrup relieves all forms of indigestion and dyspepsia. You'll swear by it ones youltavetried it. Any drug store. Shearing of the weals. In order to keep track ot the seal t)opuiatioit on the Phibilof Islands, 30,000 one:yeae-old male seals are to be sheared thie year. Minard'c Liniment for chapped hands. Two Cities Compared. London's death -roll from street acci- dents le lower than that of Greater Now York, although the population of . the latter city is over 1,000,000 less than thatof the British capital. CARNIVAL AND 7I1 AYR/CAL SEND FOR FREE CR7ALOGL/L; MALLABAR e Caha'.".grer' TORONTO AND N/PXO -e50SPRD/NR 311-CelloraLRND. SUM NOS G Guaranteed bocausentado from our own steel BIRMONbs CANADA SAW co. LTD, MONTROAt. VANC00000. C1.JOHN,N.n., TORONTO ,q i Gun and Jug. "Going hunting, Bob?" "Yeiil Where you going?" "I'm going hunting too." _ Gifts. I have no gold to give to you But I send what gifts are mine: Two da.'tvne, a sunset full of Galin, And a day of silver shine.` These gifts will cheer" when gold is dross, When silver sheds its •lure;— A.nd let me. add, just one gift more, A friend whose loveeis sure. -Thomas Curtis Clerk High School Boards and Boards of Education Are authorized by law to establish INDUSTRIAL, TECHNICAL AND ART SCHOOLS With the approval of the Minister of Education. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES may rbe conducted in accordance with tho regulations issued by, 'the Department of Education, THEORETICAL: AND PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION Is given. In various trades. The schools and classes are under the. direction of AN ADVISORY' COMMITTEE: 'Application for attendance should be made to the Principal of the school. COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS, MANUAL .TRAINING,' HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE AND AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE' are provided for in the Courses of Study. in Public, Separate, Continuation and High Schools, Collegiate; Institutes, Vocational Schools and Departments. \ Copies of the Regulations issued by the Mlnistor:of Education may be obtained from the, Deputy Minister, 'Parliament Buildings, Toronto. Cakes baked With Purity Flour keep fresh for three or four days. Purity is a vigorous, '"dry" flour . that absorbs and holds more water 61: milk. Tasty cakes, rich pies, and large, light bulls and bread are always yours when you use Send 30c id stamps for 401' 700 -recipe Parity Flour Cook Book. zea Western Canada flour Mills Co. ,Limited. Toronto, Montreal, Ottnrvo, SaiatJoba� Some men are like an hour glass,— when. they're upset they 'leee their sand. A Man and his wife were et the. theatre, "Say, Pat, what: doers A.sbes:Loe' mean` on the curtain?" Be still, Magi don't show your ,lg norance; that's Latin for'welcome'." Trade smiles with the other fellow: A gentleman is a man who would live juet a' he now do'ds if there wasn't a late against anything, - 'Clever Critters. The la.dyericket, so they sal, Can lay a million eggs; •• Her leuebanrl, tdo, has teethed to play The fiddle with heselegs, Tlfe lady bee does Lall the work, The queen is on the lay; But the Ile+B'eo is the turbaned Turk; He loafs around an day. The lady ostrich lays the eggs Down neer-the hot equator, Then struts her feathers while the heat. . Acta as an incubator. Considering that he lids been shot so much and still lives the bull seems to. have more lives titan the cat. .. As the candidate spreads his bank, so shall he lie. "What do you man by college bred?" "A four year loaf from dad's ,dough," The Bard's Failure.e I often write a comic rhylne And afterwards soon rue It. I read. it o'er; it seems all right But has no cracker to it. A man met a friend' who was about to be married. "Let, me congratulate you, 0l4 man," he said. "Permit me to say that i feel same you will always loot: backonthis day as the happiest In your lite." "Thank you; `.old chap," said his friend. 'Shit it's to -morrow that I'm to be married." "Yes," answered the other, "I know that." You can always tell a man born in town. He thinks lie could make money raising chickens. A surgeon, we sup- pose, might very properly be Balled Secretary ofthe Iit- terior. And the hardest job for most of us is thinking.. Gladys --"I think li- e's the meanest man on earth." Phyllis --"Wily?" e • Gladys—"I've made up my mind to refuse. him, and he won't even propose to mel" . .. GAINS, INSPIRATiON AT BANFF Rudolph Prisma, Ramous Austrian comiposeu', has :gone to Banff to gain inspiration for the score of the "Squaw Mea;' a nen musical comedy upon which he is ad present working. " "Rae° Marie;' one ot Frim el's most recent successes, has popularized this young eompoeer'with the musical and theatri- cal world. The "Squaw Man" became widely popular thlough- he interpre- ta'tion of the eetoi,, William Faverehaul. In the accompanying photograph" Mr. Friml Is shown fingering a siren keyboard. It is alt lliveriti�on of hie own and argon it he works out many of his compositions, aline fi•avebjing overland where a piano i5 not: available. PEOPLE W10 NEED .>• HEALTH BUILDING - — +. Night Slipptng Into Day. At first it seemed strange that I should see the man hr the old clapping coat on the tieing bit of roadway out- side my window every morning, al- ways exactly the same, always in the very middle of the road, always walk- ing away from me so.that I never saw his face, alwayte, moving with a slow, swinging gait as if he were in no hur- ry to quit the valley, his faint shadow following him like a pale, widespread sail cast over a gray sea, and rocking with the wind. : Ile was as early as the lark, for hardly a morning Tapged without one brown bird hoPPingt':to the topmost twig of the hedge and .pausing -there for a moment before rising into the Morning sky; be was' -ahead o the sun, for the dawn was etili'.bat a trespasser beyondethe-herison, timidly feeling at the gates of_day; be was ahead of sound -save for tiro lark's' high "song -and the Clog -clatter of his boot, tell back to the . valley and sent a little rabbit head foremost into its ]role. It was not until- several mornings had brought the dark coat into vieev that 1 began to wonder -about the stranger, wonder where lie came from and "why, since I did not rise precisely at the same moment each day, be was always there When l opened ,my shut- ters—always just there, passing from the..shadows of the Sow country into the dawn. And then, one morning, I stood and watched him until he_.1'iad reached the spat whore the road dips down again --moving so leisurely, so appar- ently obliviousto all around, just go- ing onand ^nal and out into the Iight. At the, top •of the rising a swift shaft of• brilliant gold shone full upon Min.. He paused, his, great coat bangles about him in heavy fade, the wide - brimmed hat bent 'slightly before the glittering .thing ahead; .and then he passed overthe brow and was gone. A country` laborer, youasay. Maybe you are right, But 1 have my own ado fancy about him, my early morn- ing story that I telt`all to myself. And when I .puslh back niy shutter's and stand Clore by the window I forget the psbeale, ivattoh•-of.,fact world, for it is Night I see slaking Its :slow way up from the valley, passing by my, old garden, and slipping over the hilltop into the day. Should Enrich. Their Blood by Using Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. There are oondltlous of health in which no particular organ appears to be at fault, yet the patient is miser- able anis' unable to putaue the activi- ties of daily lite w'lth vigor and en joymeut. The remedy isoeded 55 a medicine that will benefit the whole system rather than.a part. The blood reaches every, part of the body and au improvenierit in its quality is quick- ly, followed by au improvement in the whole system. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills make a prompt' and visible Improve- ment in the blood, and bring new health and strength to 'ailing people. The value of Dr. Will•iame' Pink Pills In caste of this kind ie proved by the following statement: Mrs. W. F. Nash, R. 11. No. 1, Bellamy, Ont., writing on behalf of her husband says: "For the past two' emmmens .nly husband hoe, taken Dr. Williams' Pink Pills with much 'success. He was in a weak con- dition, did not sleep well at night, tired all the time, with prior appetite. The result was he got very thin. IIe de- cided to try;,Dr. Williams' Pink Pike .and by the time he had taken three boxes Ite was• feeling and looking so much, bettor that it 'was very notice- able that the pills were all they were recommended to be. We feel, very grateful ami advise the use of the pills in all cases of weakness," These phis may be had from all dealers in medicine, or by mail, post paid; at 500 a box from The Dr. Wil- liame' Medicine Oo,, Brockville, Ont. — n Mothers as Teachers of Pre -School Music, Mothers of to -day are taking their place as educators in a system of pre- scheol music training recently inaug- urated. Special °lasses for training mothers to share in the musical in - attraction of their children have been sneoessfully introduced. In these classes it is recognized' that expres- sion and appreciation thiraugh listen- ing muet tonics first with the child, but that this should be foilowed closely by exprese!fon through bodily movement" the voice in alleging, and the, hands in playing the. piano. A statement of the principle under- lying, this, new instrgstow le conteibn- 011 bo the pamphlet through quotations from Rose I311a Cunningham, who has developed such a program in'Massa- chueette.. She Bays: -"TO begin to instill the principles of rhythm' in ehildeen while they ,are yet infants ie not to begin a whit too soon. To teach cltlldrento sing as they leiirn to speak is not impotdible, and child- ren so taught•fin their first year pro- gress rapidly until .the time they en- ter the firet grade in school, when teachers welcome them as. a distinct addition to their classes because of their unusual' m laical grounding.. "We need• look back, I think, only Ippon our own days ' of childish musk Lessons to -know that children evoiiid far rather go from their music *ch- ore and, their lessons back. to a home wheal their meta study is, fully under- geenteorooodueraangrdemcwat'baeantdshedy ruonrdetcemheivttaeEaeuxya1plificnit slislntap1i7t. mAutontbetaaionelpaedtpnugretloy: teat! _les. of to leave. . In genius every- sons in harmony, than to "g°• into- the tiring has its reason for existing.: It is parentally vacuum". which WAS our' loft, because it is. Its ehad'odv is the res_ when there wase llo home intea'eat iii verse of its clarity, ox?,5 ting. It is be - our. musical atwdlesy no untcr+stanlldng and comradlsship.1 the !Andy." ,:Joseph's Partner. Among the -ancestral traditions ot an American tarda, of Quaker descent en amusing one recentlyeeiated concerned a certain Joseph and Bathsheba. Joseph was a bachelor, a competent blacksmith, but by no means wela-to- do. .Bathsheba, the proprietress of a little shop, who had recently employed him to do some ironwork for her, learned that, though she had paideceslh down, he had charged her considerably more than he had charged a neighbor, for a similar job. She went to the smithy to protest. Joseph, an amiable -childlike giant of is man, was perfectly willing to .ex- plain. "Thee sees, Friend Bathsheba, when I Have a good cash customer like thee, I charge a good price, because I ltuow it w511 be paid, But I have many cus- tomers who wave a hand and say, 'Put it clown in thy book, Joseph; put 1t in thy book.' And I do put it down in nay book, but 3 don't ltnow whether I ehallbe paid or Dal and eo often they don't pay me that now I always make the charge D. little one, so as not to lose so much." "Joseph;" staid Baltslieba after a pause. "I feel it laid, upon my spirit as a burden that I must tell thee, thee heeds a partner." "Thee is kind to advise me, Bathshe- ba," responded Joseph gratefully, "but I should not know where to look for a partner." "Really, Joseph," said Bathsheba, demurely, "I do not feel it laid upon me to te11 thee that!" They were married, nod Joseph's pe- culiar business methods were soon al- tered, much to hie financial advantage. nth ~Brushes 'and Cold,', Liver "Oil. Thirty-five gmJlo)re of ° coil liver oll have been rooentiY•atilppud by 1;lio of•' ilcia'be of dune it,ol Cross Soeiety'lir Saa- katehewan to the Oharbobols and Cum.. berlaaiii Tiouss school districts in or- der that a daiIy ration of ono ,half'. Ounce of this vitamin la•1en conmmod,ity'. Fn0Y 'be given each chiid In these .re gf ani; Government ,report9 ; do Sag- katoltowan showed lest year that melt cal 'inspection of the -school 'nlialdren at Ohaniebois, Sturgeon Landing. and Cumberland Boase Lias revealed a startling amount of general malnutri- tion'among tlievi- with a correspond- ingly great tendency • to the`. waisting diseases. It was found '.that the diet of the average 1arnily among the peo- ple of these districts, who are largely of native :extraction, consents of hard banrdocice, dried fish and -tea and that ,this food is so greatly daelring in the necessary constituents forgrowing children that their teeth and general obnd,ition gutter deterioration and their physioues are below par. With- the facts before ,theism the 'Junior` Reid Cross Society of the pro- vineo: took immediate action to have tooth "brushes provided for every School child' in these diiebritte; to sup- ply enough codtiver oil for the daily ration of vItauolne' and faits; and to slave funds, set-aside eudielent'to..en- sure 'surgical and med'lca1 :atteution� for all children suffering from adenoid or throat troubles. It, ie' new reported by the;Comlmissfoner of the Saskatche- wan Division of the Red Cross. that all these. services have been providedin the Charle'bols and Cumberland:Hdueo distrlets. KEEP LITTLE ONES WELL IN WINTER 6 4 :1 CARETS�? FOR HE 4 ► ACHE , 9 COLDS, CONSTIPATION Taniht! Clean your bowels and stop hes:daohe, colds sour stomach l Get a 10 -cent box. Take a Caecaret'taniglbt to cleanse your Liver•, Stomach and Bowels, and 'you will surely feel great by morning. You men and women who have head- aches, coated tongue, a. bad cord; are bilious, nervous; Upset, bothered with a sick, gassy, disordered stomach, or have backache and feel all worn out. Are you keeoflng your bowels clean with Oasca.rets—or merely forcing a passageway every new days with salts, cathartic 'pills or castor o!1? Cascarete Immediately cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and foul .gasee; take the excess. bila` rem the liver and. earry'off the constipated waste matter and poison from the bowels. Remember, a Cascaret to -night will straighten you out by morning. A 10 - cent box from your druggist means healthy bowel action; a clear head and oheerfalnese for months. Don't for- get the children.. By Regulating the Stomach and Bowels With Baby's' Own Tablets. Winter is a dangero}is season for the little ones. The days are change- able—one bright, the next cold and stortny, that the mother 10 afraid to take the cbildren out for the fresh air and exercise they need so much. In consequence they are often cooped up - in oveaheatea, badly ventilated. rdoms and aro soon' seized with cold's or grippe. What 1s nestbed to keep the little ones well is Baby's Own Tablets. They will regulate the stomach and bowels and drive out colds, •and through_ their else the baby will bo abie to get- over the -winter season In perfect safety. ' In using ..Baby's Own Tablets., the mother has an absolute guarantee that she is giving her -preelotts little ones something that .is absolutely safe and sonietbing that carnrot possibly. 10 harm to even the newborn babe as the Tablets contain not one particle of epiaitee or other dangerous drug. They are sold by medicine elealers or at, 25 cents a box, by mail, from The Dr, Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Hugo's Notion of Genius. What! no mattes? . No. No °ensure? No.' :You explain everything? `Yes. Genius is en entity like nature, and, • handling bulbs, -has been.lnhownto Set up skin disease in certain cases. In" the same way,; iieople•employe'd in Cut- ting the stems of narciosi and similar blooms may develop a rash, u SES Tina: Taranto Hospital for Incurables, in affiliation with Bellevue and Allied Hospitals, how York City, offers a three 'years, Course of Training ::to yeuna women,. haetnd the required education, and desirous of becoming guises. This Hospital has adapted the eight. hour syctom. The pupils, receive uniforms: of (10 001 00lt. n monthly allowmteu and traveling , expenses to °rafter New Yams. For further Informationwrite the Superintendent. ISSUE No. 4—'2%. came it ie. Its precipiceis thecon- dition of its height-11T1Gtor Hugo. . York Minster's 1300th Anniversary Observed York liinateo?a 1,300th anniversary NOSH- celebrated on New' Year's Eve. Tiro aat11edraFa site has been holy gibund since 627, whg Pedwfn built' a wooden o1i 4'chen Iiinthere. The. Archbishop et'Yolei participated in the sea,eme.niss, and at 5nidnnight the Dean of York read from the, altar a service repeated; ' only duce . every hundred yeama. ' In the London eledaentary'schools over ono thousand ne:w teachers are appointed each year. For Colds—Minard'a Liniment, 0 See Announceineut on l; Another )Page Classified Advertisements. GRAMOPHONE. 'gT 1CTROLA STYLE, FULL- CA116 ' 'NET, plays all records, 48 selec- tions, automatic. Value ti 96.00 fo ;86.00 guaranteed, Poisson, 340.Mount Royal East, Montreal ADIES WANTED TO DO PLAIN ( and light sewing at home, whole or spare time. Good: pay. " Work sent any dietance, charges paid. Send' stamp for particulars. National Manufacturing Co., Montreal. �l RATIS—"LITTLE FRIEND" TO ' ' either sex; mailed in plain ereve3 ape.' Paris. Specialty Co., Montreal. FARM VING .'. COSTS 40 @14598 Federal Report. Says That Husband Works 1 1.3 Hours a.Day, Wife11.4. • Washington, —, Living expenses of farni famllree average 31,598' a year, the 'U.w. Department of Agriculture has determined after a survey. The -sons and daughters cost more- to °lathe titan the farmer'. and Ids .wife, 'and the daughter's clothes cost more than the soait-r'. The average -size family sharing the expense was about 4% persons. Food accounted for two-fifths. of the living costs, 010011n04.7 per cent,, rent 12.5 per cent., operation material 13.3 per cont. Willie's Troubles. Willie was dejectedly walldng home frost school and his woebegone appear- ance attracted. ,the attention of a kind- hearted old lady. "What is troubling you, my title man?" the asked. "Dyspepsia and rheumatism," re- plied Why, that's absurd, retuarked the old lady, "flow can that be?" "Teacher_ kept me in after school be- cause I couldn't, spall them," was Willie's dismal enewar. "Don't Mention It." One night Phillipe -• Brooks' lItU,e niece disturbed her aunt by telling her that she .did not went to say her `prayers. ' ' In the morning her aunt asked her if she had not said' diem. " "No,"' she replied. "I did not say my prayers, I just kneeled down and Bald: 'Dear God, I am too tired to say my pt'ayere, And He looked down and' Raids 'Miss Brooks, don't mention it'" ` Sneezing?—Use Mlnard'e Liniment. A Winter Lullaby. Sleep, !little rabbit, Bleep,' my own, Snow, Mike a blanket, covers the town, A blanketet stars, all sparkling and bright, So, ,sleep, little rabbit, thro' the long night. Sleep, lullaby, sleep. Sleep, little rabbit, oh hush -a -by -by, Low ,hangs the moon in the wintry sky, She sends tliro' the window, a silvery beam, Thatbrhrgs to my darling a gay little dream. Sleep, lullaby, sleep. Beatrloe Shand. Deceptive Stair, 'She has a baby s are:" 'Don't try to climb it—yolial slip up" Minard's Liniment,—ever reliable. Froo for Fruition. 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