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A Ceilillnn Prepared Especially for Women,
But Not Forbidden
to Men
PICNICS
If you
a go picnicking and throw sour
scraps about
go run-
ning
seethe.
You'll nevero the littlefol
ningin and out,
our
And if you leave yorange ge peel all
littered on the grass ;.
You'll never go to Fairyland to see
the fairies pass.
For empty tins and tangled strings
And paper bags are not the tiring
To scatter where a linnet sings.
So if yougo o a -picnicking, remember
,your: -a guest.
Rupture Expert Here
Do you suffer from rupture? If so,
.your big opportunity has now arrived.
Mr. Iteavely the noted rupture expert
will be at the
The picnic *son is with us again.
RATTENBURY HOUSE, CLINTON For the next three months there will
be picnics, of all kinds, church,; family,;
for one day only association and perhaps political, as
SATURDAY„1MAY 28th that form of divefslon seems to have
conte into favor again.
and will be pleased to giver free ex-
amination to any sufferer and to A .picnic. may be a very pleasant
demonstrate his famous appliance. 'affair or it may be a somewhat tires
This 'appliance will contract the open- some performance, and if the latter,
ing in 10 to 15 days and will cure it entirely fails in its purpose. The
cases infrone three to six,months. only excuse for a piens is to get out -
This appliance
ut-This-appliance is positively detiion
strated to you right on your own per-
son without any charge. Yon do not
spend a penny unless you are fully
satisfied that it is the right appliance
for you. A. consultation with Mr.
Reavely will cost you nothing. Don't
letthisopportunity get away` from
Of all the tiny people, and you' 1
really find it best
leave their ballroom ti 1 y and to
To tidy
clear away the mess,.
see a fairy in her
And perhaps you'll
newest dancing dress.
But paper bags and broken combs
Will really: wreck the pixie hones
And frighten all, the tiny gnomes.
But if you go a -picnicking and you
are elfin wise,
You'll maybe hexa with fairy arra`
and see with goblin eyes;
The little folk will welcome you and
they will open wide
The hidden door's of Fairyland and
, you will pass inside,
And maybe'. see a baby fay
White-eradled in a cherry spray
Although it is Bank Holiday.
B. E. TODD:
doors for a 'few hours and enjoy nat-
ure. , If the preparations are so el-
aborate as to tire one unduly` before
the time arrives for the jaunt,
or if the party' is too big and
the work too much for the person giv-
ing the- picnic, then it 'ruayybeany-:
thing but a relaxation to those hay -
yon,; Remember the date. 10-2' ing the responsibility. A church or
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Says Dangerous Varicose Veins
Can Be Reduced at Home
Rub Gently and Upward Toward the
Heart as Blood in Veins Flows
That Way
If you or any relative or friends are
worried because of varicose veins, or
bunches, the best advice that anyone
in this world can give you is to ask
your druggist for an original two -
ounce bottle of 14loone's Emerald Oil
(full strength) and apply night and
morning to the swollen, enlarged
veins. Soon you will notice that they
are growing' smaller and the treat-
ment should be continued until the
veins are of normal size. So pene-
-ti'ating and powerful . is Emerald 011
that even Piles are quickly absorbed.
I Ilxuggists sell Lots of it.
You'll notice that
well. . dressed men.
wear—
PLUM STEEL
ear—
PLUMSTEEL BK
410,
<e
Ridge picnic` is apt to become ,:unwiold-
Iy and usualh a few do most, of the
work, but even so, if, supplies are
plen-
tiful 1 and16untowardO�Vleevent happens,
the daymay pu55 teay happilylnlY
for all,
for there are always in any large
company a number who, like-IVartha
of old, are never so happy as when
giving a feast, even they may com-
plain a little of the idleness of others.
But no one who wishes to get out
into the- open need:. wait, for- a i isms
to be arranged' by either church or
state, Almost any family of children
love` a picnic, Children love change,
their young 'and ardent spirits de-
light in doing "something different.'
It is a wholesome and natural craw.
ing and should be indulged in moder-
ation. Eating under sew cusum.-
i
Stances, Hahavinga "party" ahvay ap-
peals to a child., The simplest meal is
o feast if mother uses her best china;
it. the Sunday evening tea is laid be-
side the open fireplace it is doubly en-
iloyeci, and if a picnic is in the air the
children are always keenly
Realizing ., this ' many mothers each
siisnm'er . plan little picnics for their
families, These need not be elaborate
affairs at' all. Sometimes the prepay -i
atione-consist merely in putting to-
gether some. sandwiches and cookies1
in a basleet and going to some shady,
quiet spot to eat them, These simple
little , excursions might be more fre-
quent, perhaps, with benefit to both
parents and children. Even on the
farm, where the family is always sur-
rounded with open space,.. with the
sight of woods, perhaps, everyday in
the' year, it might be a- good plan to
choose some nice little spot for a pic-
nic'grounds, clear away any thing in
the way undergrowth or; unsightly
rubbishy Gild, if thought advisable or
worth while, some'siniple conveniences
might be added, a wooden table, a'
fireplace built of stones on which to
boil a kettle "or fry Some potatoes or
bacon. But this is not necessary, a
cold lunch can be enjoyed perfectly.
'If the family is fortunate enough to.
live within easy walking distance of
a pretty wood, or a running stream
so much the better. But if not there is
often within easy each a.',clump of
trees which offer an opportunity for
a family picnic.: The mother who will
take the trouble to plan and carry out
little picnics like this for her children,
with a little friend ortwo, not a crowd
to make too much extra work, but
simple little outings., will be well re;
paid•by'the enjoyment of the, children.
And I venture to say that such happy
little outings will be remembered with
pleasure and gratitude in after life.
Parents should see that their child-
ren have happy memories of their
childhood, and if,.you take the trouble
to listen to the 'stories 'of childhood
told .by -grownup's you will find that
the memories which give the greatest
pleasure are not those of some elabor-
ate or expensive outing or toy, but
those, of simple, homely enjoyments,
when the family carried through some
happy little project, father and
mother and sisters and- brothers
joining in. In this day when there
are so many distractions and when
it is difficult to have much home life,
every plan that will increase family
fellowship ought . to be welcomed.
Even a weekly supper under the trees
of the orchard would be something for
the children to look forward to and to.
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e .riowers:
ars « Trces
:Lawns
• Improved Highways inspire the Improvement
of Home and Farm
Good roads in Ontario are promoting the make Ontario a nicer'place to live; they
beauty of the Province. They have ip - advertise Ontario to every passer-by,
spired ovbners of homes and farms to. To those who have thus improved the
improve the appearance of their proper- property along the highways and given
ties. New fences have been built, lawns • encouragement to others to do the same,
have been made, trees and flowers the whole Province is indebted,
planted, and homes and barns treated to The Government is not unmindful of the
paint. r . public -advantage of such improvements.
The appearance of whole neighborhoods It is ready to render substantial assist -
has been transformed by the creation ance to property owners in the planting
of these roadside' beauty spots. 'They and care of trees along the highways.
No 'Car should. go on the'Road unless it is in
good Condition
It is unsafe to the occupants, and ' a Department will send you without
-
menace to the public, to drive an auto- charge a list of approved lenses and
' mobile which is not in good condition. simple instructions for adjusting head -
Check your brakes and steering gear lights, Your license nuinber must be
often and replace parts worn: or broken. clean and so placed as to be easily read.
Don't take a chance, Your car may fail Neglect on -any of these points makes an
you at a critical time. - automobile unsafe and a dangerous char -
]Keep your headlights adjusted. See e acter on the' rood. Penalties are pro-
tlat.your lenses are according to law. -Aided by The Highways Traffic Act for
Thee ' Motor Vehicles Branch of the this neglect and they arc being enforced.
Ontario ,1 epart int of Highways
, The HON. GEO. S. HENRY, Minisssa
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look bark upon in after 'life.
Rhubarb time hero and no dcmbt,
readers have been -enjoying 'it, stewed
or ie pies%th ' Past; few weeks 1 am
e p
1me:.i recipes, from
giving below so , taken fro
a G ovornnent hook on preserving and
canning, for the making 'of conserves,
etc:, to snake it possible to, have i•hiib-
arb for a much longer season than ,it
naturally, could be used. There recip-
es have beew tried by experts and
should work oiit.well.
Conserves
Igalley large, or small fruits or a
-.
combination f both inay be used for
1 0 ,
conserves, usually with- the addition
of nuts and raisins:. When nuts are
used they should be added to the mix-
ture not :Mere than 5 minutes before
it is removed froini the fire, As with;
marmalade, careful stirring' and rapid
cooking are essential; also; `it is act--
visable to cool the product slightly
before it is placed in the hot glasses
as thisensures an even distribution
of the fruit,
-Rhubarb Conserve
2 pounds rhenbarb, lis pound shel-
led walnuts, 1/ -pound seeded raisins,
2 Doundy'sugar, 2 small oranges.
Wash freshly picked rhubarb. and
cut into inch -length ',pieces without
peeling, Put raisins through g food-•
chopper and shred oranges finely, be:.
ing careful' to remove seeds. Place
alternate layers of rhubarb and sug-
ar in the preserving' 'kettle and let
stand over night: In the lording add'
raisins and cringes, and cools until
thick. Add finely chopped nut meats
and cook .5 minutes longer. Lour into
,hot sterilized, jars and -seal.
Rhubarb and Pineapple Conserve
3 quarts 'sliced rhenbarb, 1 quart
grated, 'pineapple, 1 cup chopped wal-
nuts, granulated sugar.,
- Wash freshly ` picked rhubarb and
cut into inch pieces without peeling.
Add, grated pineapple and boil 'to
gethor for fifteen minutes over a
gentle heat, Measure, and to each
cup of pain allow cup of sugar.
Boil: until thick. Add nut meats and
boil 5' minutes longed. Place in hot
sterilized jars and seal:
Medley Conserve
lit quarts rhubarb,2 oranges, 11/a
quarts pineapple, 21/ quarts sugar.
Prepare rhubarb as in thetlast re-
cipe,' Gut the - pineapple and orange
pulp finely. Place in preserving ket-
tle, add sugar and allow to stand over-
night. Shred the orange rind, cover
with cold water and soak overnight.
In the morning. cook until tender in
the same water in which it has soaked.
Addthe rind to the fruit, mixture and
cook until thick (about al, hour): Place
in hot, sterilized jar, and seal.
� REBEKAH
1 ANNUAL AGRICULTURAL STAT
-
ISI'ICS, 1927
The Dominion Bureau of SatieLics
t li 1 n e
1 nada. the cu5to n t i t
made g
o thecollection of the annual
mntsit
agricultural a1 statastres of. Canada for,
the year 1927. These statistics .will
be baeed upon returns to be collected
in .trine from individual • farmers
upon' cardboard schedules issued to
them through the teachers and child-
ren of the rural schools. The sched-
ule is a very simple one, calling only
for the areas sown to field crops -incl
the numbers of farm animals alive on
the farm in mid-June. .: Upon the re-
sulting estimates .of total areas sown
are based the `preliminary, provision-'
al
are,
with the movement, fin-
ancing, distribution and: sale of the'
principal cereals, especially of wheat
of which Canada is now, the world's
leading exporter.
The, present plans for the sole"etioii
of- these statistics have been followed
annually since 1917, and the estimates
based thereon have coine to be con-
fidently relied upon by all iinterested.
in the production and distribution of
Canadian eggiin.
In connection with the celebration
this year of the Diamond Jubilee of
Confederation, accuaate statistics are
indispensable for a proper appreciat-
ion oE the national progress, and in
order to ensure- it is -'earnestly -hoped
that fanners throughout the'Dorsin-
ion will not fail td rend'er the small;
service required by filling up and re-
turning the schedule issued.
If any farmer • should net receive
the 'cardboard schedule by the middle
of -June he should apply for sauce eith-
er to the school teacher' of the nearest
local rural school, or to his 'Provincial
Department of, Agriculture; or to the
Dominion Statistician at Ottawa. The
aint.is to obtain a completed schedule
from every farmer,•as themore num-
erous the returns, the more trust-
worthy will be the -resulting estim-
ates. ..
Dominion Bureau of Statisties, Ot-
tawa,May, 1927.
A EiiNT TO SHEEP OWNERS
This year's lamb crop has the gen-
eral appearance of being one made
up of a larg percentage of vigorous
Youngsters. The type that pleases
the eye -of the buyer is more pro-
nounced than it wasa few years ago.
Sheep owners., are. realizing what con=
stitutes Market demand. Further-
more, Canadianlamb' is gaining in
popularity, both at home and abroad,
because it is pleasing the consumer
hitter that it used to do. The 1—
educ-tion in the number of Buck Lambs be-
ing sold is largely responsible for
this increased popularity.
•Buron County sheep ownerswill do
well to bear in mind that. beginning
July 18, 1927, the cut of $2.00' per
hundred pounds and after Oetq)ser fist
the cut of $3.00 per hundred pounds
-will again be effective on all bucks of
this spring's lamb crop.
To please the eonsurner, to develop
the best markets and to maintain the
best values for lambs:
Dock all lambs and castrate stale
Lambs when they are gnite young.
Breed thekind of lambs that will
be finished at from 80 to 90 pounds
at the farm.
Provide the kind of pastures that
will properly finish the lambs within
the desired weights.
Pick out the lambs from the flocks
as they reach the proper weight and
finish and sell thein.
•
EVEN RICE HURT
GIRL'S , STOMACH
"I had inlligestion so bad I was
afraid to:eat even rice. Adlerika-has
done me so mueh good that now I eat
anything. "=A-rdenis. Howard. •
Adlerika relieves;stomaoh gas and
.sourness hi TEI'4 minutes. Acting on
BOTH upper and lower bowel, it re -
MOVE'S Old waste matter you never.
thought was in your system. Let Ad-.
lerika give your stomach and ,bowels
a REAL cleansing and see hoW Much
better you will feel. It will surprise
You! W. S. R. Holmes, Druggist.
of a blazing:grate ,tire into the grate.
SIr. Fox, discovered by his wife a'few
1
llon 7 n ioaielift$ later, is rna.s sefrfriomins.hi' copesditto-
•oi se e e u y r b
]load In rescuing ' her husband Mrs.
16% e'anes were badlyburned; Mr
Pox has been in ill -health for some
Vinol Helps Nervous,
Run-down Man
`Before taking Vinol, T was run-
down, nervous and irritable. -Now,,
I. feel like another person."—R. Mc-
Coy. Vinol id a simple strengthening
iron. and cod liver compound in. use
for over 25 years for sickly, nervous
women, run-downmen and weals
children.. The very FIRST week you
take Vinol, you begin to feel stronger,
eat and sleep better. W. S. R. Holmes,
Druggist.
BRUSSELS: Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Amont of Brussels; announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Kathryn
Edna to Mr. George Dawson of Brant-
ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Dawson
of Hickson, Ont., the marriage to take
place quietly early in 'June,
BRUSSELS: Overcome by a faint-
ing .spell last Thursday afternoon,
James Fox, prominent Bt`ussels.drug-
gist, toppled from hid chair in front
GOD.ERIOT3: Mo, Alex Johnston,
the new professional at the Blue Wat-
er Golf Club, was married recently;
the event taking place at Knox church
manse. I-Iis• wife was fortherly Miss
Barbara Gray, of Toronto and she will
be dietician at the Blue Water. Olub
house this season. Mr. Hugh Law,
and Mrs. Law, were the witnesses at
the wedding. 114Far: and Mrs. Johnston
will occupy roosts at the club house.'
The New
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Have you entered the new
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win $100 in cash—a total of
$600 is offered. Get your
contest sheets from the
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