HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-06-16, Page 3OWL L.AS
Nowadays, when a local boy hits th
grit, he May ije burning up a grave
highway or he may be working on hi
daily aseignment of spinach,
A peeeetual emdle means. less than
nothing.
NO MEDICINE LIKE
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
i+or Either the Newborn Babe or
the Growing Child.
There is no other medicine to equal`
Baby's , Own Tabuns for little ones-
whetherr it be,, for the newborn bajie
ar the gr•owin`g'and the Tablets al-
ways do good. They are absolutely
free from opiates or other harminl
drugs' and the mother can always feel
safe in,'uaing them,
Concerning the Tablets; Mrs. John
Armour, R, R. 1, South 'Monaghan,
Ont., says;—"We have three fine,
healthy children,' to whom, when a
• medicine Is needed, we have given only
Baby's Own, Tablets. The Tablets are
the best medicine you oan keep in any
home were there are young children:"
o Baby's, Own Tablets are a mild but
1 thorough laxative which regulate the
rs iitomaeh and bowels; banish coitstipa-
tion and indigestion; break up colds
and eimp1e fever and make teething
easy. They are sold by medicine deal
errs or dared b'y iaail at 25 cents a b'ox
£rem The Dr• Williams' Mad1ehee'Co..
g Beookville, Ont.
The secret of health la the eaten
of onions. But the trouble is to keep
It secret.
Economy.
In "Fashion's eared
We still are lokt;
The lees she wears,
The more the matt
Merry a brunette., is lightheaded
enough to get married.
Family jare wont do for preserving
Never try to buck the multiplication
table of the Ten Commandments.
A good many girls etre ,willing to he
some man's "little dumpling" provided
he furnishes plesity of dough.
Sltm's girl is too dumb. She thinks
makes ea -e found on the limbs of treee.
There's economy in. two -pants suits
—give one pair to the wife.
The lambs .that follow Mary around
these days are sere to get a thrill.
.:... ' .
The old-fashioned maiden's blush 1
now painted on unblushingly.
Teets show muei° will not soothe
wild bull. We always 'thought it be
ter to run than sing.
Jeffrey—"So your son has been In
Slued and 1s coming hone from 0011`
lege?"
Briggs—•"Yes, he sprained his uku
lele finger.
a
a
t
n
The Pool,,,
Thinks he could save money it he g
a rales, •
Thinks a. big house makes a happy
home -
Believes that rouge fools the public
Blames all his mieforeinee on othe
'people
' Believes the chance makes the man.
Thinke loud talk 19 strong argil
. Inept. ,
Never auntie -tit himself of
foolish -
ST. PAUL'S ROCKS
GOOD PLANE BASE
MidfiAtlantit Isle Would Cut
Distance to South. America.
:Pernambuco, Brazil—St, Paul's Rocks,
.in mid-Attertie,'would make an excel-
lent aeroplane landing base, says Cap-
tain Lieutenant' Mario.Godinho, of the
Brazilian navy, who has just returned
from' a :medal government mission to
study the poseibllity of establishing
each a base for aerial service between
Europe and South America, shortening
the distance across the Atiantic.
Re described the spot as surrounded
by'tmmenee.swarms of sbarke and in-
babitcd by millions of can birds.
Try and Do It.
,There. Is no such thing ae going out
of bueinese. Buslnesg is modern Bee.
Business ie the way vrohuman beings
now manage to get along with one
another. It ie the system through
which we manly one another with the
things We ;need. If a man.' eerie his
factory or his store, and proceeds to
live on hie income, he may kid himself•
into thinking that he has goae'out of
business; but he le tied up ae muck as
ever within our business system -
(From Forbes 14Iagaaine.)
Beams Wireless Test Success -
fel,
London --Preliminary successful
tests have been oonpleted with beam
wireless between Great Britain and
South Africa, the Marconi Company
announces. Teets under ordinary trai-
t ha conditions are now being operated,
prior to a seven days' continuous trial
under post -Mace supervision. The
testa gave between 200 and 250 words
•
r
"Man wants but little here ,below" -
00100 people are, even satisfied with
themselves.
Raising the Ante.
Weary Willie asked for bread
Wherever he did stoop;
A housewife passed •the ax and said:
"First won't you have a chop?"
If men sprang trona monkeys some
didn't spring very far.
"Yoe mime be growing tired of me,"
paid Mr. Newlywed, "you never call
me 'dear' as other mein'e wives -do"
"Do Ueey?"
Tropleel Custom.
Little drops at water,
Little grains of sand,
. Get into your olothes•and shoots ---
And chafe to beat the'. band,'
a minute.
-A continuous 11 -hour day service is
guaranteed from the bran/emitter at
Bodmin, Cornwall, and the receiver at
Bridgewater, Somerset. . These eta -
done also serve. Canada.
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Widely Known.
' I8 she widely known?"
Is Shen Known as about two and
a' half feet wide, I think." ,
If it is odd. that froth breezes come
from salt sear, how about salted nuts
being nicest when fresh?
•
jf Brilliant as Captain Lindbergh has
I shown himself, his success ,is due to
other than surface qualities•,:
4
Cakes baked with Purity Flour keep fresh for three or'
four days. Purity is a vigorous, "dry" flour that absorbs^
land holds more water or milk. Tasty cakes, rich pies, and
large, light buns: and bread are always yours when you use
Send 300 instawps for aur 700 -recipe Per'ty Flour Cook Book. 288
Western Canada Flour Mille 'Co. Limited. Toren o, Montreal, Ottawa,'Saint John.
tee wonderful what con-
fidence a "shine" will give
you—and how uncomfor-
table you feel without
one! Moral—every morn-
ing use "Nugget".
09ypjs
/Ir f5ri
There's a'^Nugget '! for every shoe made.
LIMA
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Kills i 8 -mosquitoes
,dor. ' Ze , g-Fle s
In the Beautiful Muskoka` Lakes'
The steamer Sagamo arriving at Royal Mesicolta wharf, in:the Muskol a
Lakes•, with passengers who are planning a delightful boliday1 thle beenti-
ful Lakeland of Ontario.—Canadian National Railways photograph,
Color in Children's Rooms.
FOUND- A IIEALTH
Children are delightfully responsive
to eo'lor. They`should find It used with
joyous abandon in their simply fur -
Moiled rooms -an expression of bee-
pineas,: dear to. the' heart c,I a child.
Rep/theses may be unfolded to a child
through a harmonious color scheme as
Well as through music,rstoriee or play.
Sturdy, simple furniture in many
Pleasing designs., particularly the
peasant styles, may now' be procured
unfinished, and painted at home. Do
not limit the use of color to the fume
ture'but use It in the vials and wood-
work aloe, keeping to three main hues.
Thin will glee variety and Will riot be
too nomplicated. The tones may be
selected from pieces of dress. . material,,
colored tissue paper, flowers or any.
objects so arranged together aa to Slug-
gest
nug
gest three' harmonious cetera. Re-
member always that greens,•' blues,''
blue-vlelets- and all very ;light tones.
make excellent baekgronnds, as they
glee a feeling of apace and etay
back; that dank bluesand red -violets,
unless used very delioately, make a
room dark, while byeilowe and yellow -
greens makea room light. Reds, via
let -reds and orangea'ede . are best
avoided as backgrounds except ill, most
cl'elieate tints as red le so active a
oolor, that • it ie impossible to keep it
,back. In a playroom a three-footwain-
sooting painted like the wait or wood-
work and varnished 1s easily cleaned
and is a protection to the wadi from
kicks and aoratchee.
There are many ways of Introducing
pleasing eolor and individual touches.
., porch swing of striped {ironing to
harmonize with the scheme and piled
with gay pillows wilt ba an inviting
pieceof furniture for the playroom.
If the room ie Iarge, two could be used.
Low bunt -in bookcases and cupboards
for toys are useful and attractive. Lit-
tle moss, plant and crocus ieedene ar-
ranged in a bowl by the child are •in-
teresting. Pots of bulbs, ere enjoyed
by Children, and this year there are
on the market fascinating little cactus
Ideate of queer ehapes whose arrange-
ment delights youngsters. The glees
bowls and flower ;pots, ae well ire the
plants, afford a chance for odor.
In the matter of pictures•, sculpture
and decoration, allow the • ehild to
choose Ilia favorites from several ex-
amples selected by the parent. If the
child draws well, and evert If he doesn't,
select eeverad of his beet Paintings-.
frame them flat against the wall in a
row with pesters molding' painted to
match the woodwork, and see what a
spur it is to future effort. These nglre
creations of childhood aa'e.lndiildual
and original. Posters for the wale
may he made of cut paper in pleasing
colors and hung In a border' in the
piaylhom above the walnocotiug. These
posters may illustrate activitiee of
family, friends and pets and wlfl amuse
and insti'iot the children. Cue little
girl made..such a quaint, Interesting
large' poster of the family and pets
that the mother cut the figures out 1n
silk and wool and appliqued them to a
wool background. The' result was a
most ingentous'wall hanging which de-
lighted friends of the children, as the
coetlfinee worn were at once recogniz-
able. Pillows for the eroome were
"made by the children of gingham With
figures and flowers' in eintrlfating'hnes
appligned. This idea could be carried
out fol a bed -Spread of colored blocks;
The colors chosen shtield always har-
monize with thoae of the room.
The Sense of Humor.
Katharine M. Wilson in the London
Contolnpow y Review: A sense rat.
humor purges away bitternees by met-
ing oar hurtful experiences to a plane
where they delight our miuda' inateed
of harassing them; by It we can enjoy
our dtecomforts, eepeclatlay in retros-
pect. In fact, tide malaes• the whole
significance of humor, ite origin and
rate0n d'•otre. Things are not funny
in the:nee:lees., sale as we •th1ak them
so; humor depends more en: an attI.
tilde of mind than on something he
trins'lcally dudime:Ls'fn the thing t
situation. And it -ie not an emotion so
much as a point, of view; the expres-
talon "a sense of hummer" recognizes
thILs,. tee we do, not teak 'of a sense of
novo.
Russian Birds for Alberta.
Calgary, . Alta.-eArrangements gra
being made fax bring several new ape
-
ales of gashe bind's to Alberta and 10-
eluded among these will, ll0 a auplaly
of Russian "cock of .bbe wood" Brom
the ulterior Government.. The Cal-
gary P`iell and ;Game ASoctietlon�.ewtll
lmpeet pheasants and bob -White quail
from Bi,ngla.nd• 'The few swore of Hun-
garian partrldgeus llbwrat•i d fan Alberta
a0 years ego 'hsive, now enerthated t0
hundreds of thousands and it is ex-
pecbod that the game blyde`bedng,ee;oilr-
e4 from the Illstonlan Government wilt
fare as well in western Oaneda as
have the Ieungarin,n pea•taidges,
There le one thing of which I am in-
teneeby proud. It is being the wife of
Stanley Baldwin, Not the wife of the
Prime Minister -khat le, a, totally din
ferent thing, but the wife of Stanley
Baldwin, the man,—Mrs. Baldwin..
BUILDING TONIC
A Nova Scotia Lady Was in an
Anaemic Condition,
Men and 'Women who do not sleep
well and are not 'refreshed and.
strengthened by a night's rest, are
generally euffering trom thin, watery
blood, The, nerves • fail to get :the
nourishment they demand and head-
aches and a worn-out feeling to the
result. Building up the ,blood is the.
one eine step to renewed; health and
strength, and for this purpose nothing
nal Dr. W111tams' Pint PILLS,
Prom the first dose to last they enrich
and 'purity the' blood, and in tide way
promote better appetite, better rest at
night, and renewed strength,
I Mre. Mary F. Uhlman, Williamstown,
N.S., writes:—"I have received so
much benefit frons Dr. Williams' Pink,
Palle, that I would feel myneld-ungrate-
ful if I did not let yea know,
"I wasin a very poor State of health,
and reached the stage where I had to
remain in bed. A doctor was called
in and he told me I had no organic
trouble, but was simply run down from
overwork. I had been deft with a
family to support, which I did by
dressmaking. Tha doctor esyfd my
blood had almost turned to water, and -
'advised a rest cure. I did not see how
it wee possible for metre take a very
long rest, so I deofded to try Dr. Wil
HEMS' Ptak Pill8, Soon I found my
strength returning and before very
long I ween able to go about my duties
as usual again. This was a Pew yefire
ago, and ray health remelted goad 1.1M -
til about a year ago, when I broke out
with humor of the blood. Again I con-
sulted the dearer, who 'seed my blood
had become as thin that it had really
poisoned Itself. I told him I had bought
several boxes of Dr, Williams' Pink
Pills,and, he told roe to go on taking
them as he thought they were just
what I needed.. I took eight boxes alit
again was in good 'health. I lien there
tore recommend these pills to all in a
weak or run down condition."
Dr. Wbhliams' Pink Pills are sold by
all dsugglats or will be sentby mail,
poet peed, on receipt etprtce, 50 cents
a box. TO them to day:
Swilx Ixail s arse Deat.la' from
Drowning,
ilo t..ot, befo e ''him; we el all be,
1 e�{+ding iu the_ r hwsliaq ors of dome boy
or gid being 9200101 while in swim
ening. Those 100 timely hints may
catch the eye el the would-be ewini-
iltei s or their pa ren$se and inay be thm..
rase use of: saving sorns boy or gill' from
(lis• eteI'.
'-on can protect your property
against fine --find you con re)110o pro-
perty
roperty lost.-through.'.liz•e1 you can pro -
toot your boy or 'gill against accident-,
a9drowning ut can't 1 eplace,the life
of.ym117' boy bof gfri.
Children learn to swim very quick-
ly, At the Earn) time they can and
should imam how to;ilandde themselves
itt water: holy to float, to tread water,.
to give themselves rest and all the
various means to keep afloat. Above
all, they should be taught that thery
can have all the real fun they, want in
the water—without being foolhardy.
In cage of accident, it Is: well to
learn all the tricks of life-saving, as'
pecially how to p'enent a drowning
person clutching you as• to render
you helpless to save yourself oe him.
If you find yourself in distress, keep,
your Bead. Don't struggle; don't
throw your hands, out of the water-
use your arms and legs as Little as pos.
sable, just enough to float. The
chanoesere you will be picked up with
!n• a short, time. ,
To revive the apparently chrowned,:,
the "Schafer•" prone method is un-
dcubtedly the best of all manual meth-
ods. Briefly it Is as follows? -
.1. The drowned .person is placed on
the ground, face downm:asds and to one
side, gars extended above the head.
The tongue will drop toa'ward and- the.
flulrf in the air paseegee will run out.
Delay is daugerons-dont atop to se.
move clothing, •-
2. The me:Tatoe should kneel astride
the body, facing the head, Place battle
It the small et the back, thumbs touch-
ing os'' nearly so, the fingers• spread out
on each side cat the lower ribs; dean
forward and Steadily allow the weight
of::.your body to• fail, gently on the Vic-
tim; immediately swizng backward,
rapidly releasIng the pmaasura without
renioving the hande from the body.
Repeat this movement every live
seconds; keep It up until natural
breathing begins•, or alll hope of such
is ;given up•
Toronto Doctors
Enjoy Privilege
Special markers have been issued to
doctors and surgeons le. the city for
their motor cars, the eartee• being un-
der the numbers twelve thousand or
thirteen thousand. It does not appear
that thee physicians have expressed a
preference for the thirteen series,. If
a doctor la wanted, however, it Is only
naoesaary to stop a ear with a 12 or
•13 selects' marker.
The pollee have instructions about
Stich oars, so that ill emergency cases
they may not be delayed. The privil-
ege, however, must not be taken priv-
ate advantage of.
A bishop recently addressed a large/.
assembly of Sundary-school children,.
and wound up by aeltieg, In a very
paternal way: "And now, Is there any
litbte boy of any little gh>t-: who would
like to ask me a question?" A thin,
shale voice at the back of the roam
called out, "Please, sir, who' did the
angles walls up and down Jacob's lad-
der wiser they had wings?", -Ob, ah,
yes --i see," said the bishop, "And
now, 18 there may little girl who would
lupe to• answer that question?-'
Now packedinh i i w y
same as ,years a.go.
RED ROSE
RANGE
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Mr. Mellon. Classified Advertisements
London Speotavbor: nee think that 1r sov 518001118 eAN1TAnY nvaann coons,
M0.', Meilou--though w'e are sure that. 'write far cetafieue and price' lint. Sure and
tlulis watsi nrnt ht .dntention--�hae dens 999anitary na5hor Woolrs, peat. W-1, 11-01 Sorel
etrcot .ISon;real,
an injury to Great Briitain's reputation.
thlou'ghout tlluaops and by so doing
has aroused that hind of n'eaentmenyt
here which must be entirely absent 12
we are to advance werely towards Per-
fect.,
er-
fect Anglo-American undeestanddng,
The only consolation 'Is that British
newspapers can erpresis their annoy-
ance wish the certainty that there aa.
no danger whatever of a spilt- with
America: The fact that the two no'
tion, eau Speak to rem another in -un-
guarded language le of great aignl-
flcanee. No one here would write of a
llrench, Italian, German am Japanese
Minister in such terms as have been
used of Mr, Mellen.
"Opportunities • aro lute gide," re-
nuarks a London weriter, "we Watt to.
embrace only the pleasant ones."
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utllcl�ra.t alcu
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&iterated
giquisitelyScented
e°e err Aler Ale °' iewel ewe ,a•;ears
Deafness—Head Noises
RELIEVED Dr
LEONARD EAR OIL
'Itub' Back of Erre•'
INSERT 118 NoaTRILS
At, Ail Drugrlatr.. Prtoe 51.29
ratan 00,1Shea "DEAFNESS" nn'r t, • York
A. , 1¢011410,- iso., 70 81115- An;,
rla cites). of
Atrelveg Skin
—nn6 the Pure
Flood ;Under le
Gng
.';I'��ps 4Itjo i
if
The "., s s of
EXtra ` Mies
.,,Every strand of every
cord is insulated and im-
pregnated with rubber, after
which the cords are coated
by the regular calendering
r.
process.
This extra advantage-- .
this extra process that is ex -
elusive to Firestone, Is yota'
assurance of greater tire
economy, safety and com-
fort. See your nearest
dealer to --day and have your
car equipped with Firestone
Gum -Dipped Tires.
FIRESTONE tenet at RUBBER CO.
OF CANADA LIMITED
Hamilton, Ontario
MOST MILES PER DOLLAR
LOW
`ill: Health
This Sprig
Taken according to the
simple directions on every
j
the glow of vibrant health to
bottle, TRU-BLOOD brings "�
the skin.
e
"TItIOBLOOD Complexions" re-
flect "blood health". within, As a
Spring Tonic and Blood Parker, it
entreats the entices of eczema, skin
aunties and kindred symptoms of
vitiated or impure blood.
Do as so many others are doing
.-get a dollar bottle at your brag- .
gist's and treve its worth, 156
TO WOMEN
OF IDE ACBE
Mrs, Wilson's Experience a
Guide to Women Passing
through the Change of Life
•
Hamilton, Ontario.have taken
several bottles of Lydia 30.Pinkham'a
pounVegetad anbled T Oo-
canm-
not speak too
highly of it as I
wasat the Change
of Life and was
all run-down and
had no appetite.
I was very al
and aisle, andwerhos
pains in my back
were so bad 1
nrTi:ev .lni1 couldhardlymove.
I got very sad at
times and thought I had not a friend
on earth, I dal not caro if I lived or
died. I was very nervous, too and
did not go out very much. A friend
advised me to try a bottle of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, so:'
I did. I am a farmer's wife, and al-
ways worked hard until lately, and
was in bed for two months, 1 began
to feel like a new woman after the
first, bottle and I recommend it with
great seceesa also Lydia 11. Pink -
ham's Liver Wills. I am willing to
answer letters from women asking
about your medicines, as I cannot
aEIeak too highly of them."' ---Mrs.
MMA WILSON, 471 Wilson Street,
Hamilton, Ontario.
Sold by druggists everywhere. 0,
The Harley.Osvidson Single Cylinder
Motoroyele is bite greatest little ma -
Ohm that has been made. Sate to
ride, easy to control, and most 8000-
omical, 'Stands without a. 'rival. 100
Miles to Gallon of Gasoline. Price
$300. Dowvn Payment $100, Balance;
$22 per mouth. Walter Andrews,'
Limited, 346 Yonge 8t, Toronto, Ont.
Fireeton
Builds the Only Oum•DippedTkeo
IA„ � � ]PREP BOOK
I SENTonREQUEST
Tells calls* of cancer and what to do
for pain, bleeding, odor,.ote. Write for
it to -day, mentioning this paper.
dress Indianapolis Cancer Hospital
lndiarapolis, Ind.
insect Bites.
r'N'1RSHn,�4
Minard'a tabes the itch out
of mosquito- and fly blase
Draws the Polson.
Breaking It' Gently..
"Velem a ear ran eves• your hus
band's pants and cut them all to
pious."
"I never heard • of euoh a thing!
Where was my husband. •when that .,
happened, Man?"'
"Ile was
toward t r si
)ISING from the fathomless
depths of the thystic •Sag-
vanity Canyon rocky giants •
tower 2000 feet toward the sky.
Tho world -famed Saguenay forms e
climax of flint famous NIAGARA -TO -
THE -SEA. crake which"lncludea the
fairy lite 3000Isianda—the rushing St.
Lawrance Rapids'—eo°mopollten Mos -
(creel and Old Quebec.
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Would you buy an automo-
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You gat te trust a name ora
label just as you, get to trust a
awn, through satisfactory and
honest dealings: That is why kit-
chen anti household utensils
bearing the SUP label are bought
without question by millions of
Canadians. The shield -shape
green and red SMP trademark' la
e guarantee of full value and best
quality. The firm behind SUP
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avy Toilet Tissue
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NAVY TISSUE is soft and absorbent and,
like all Eddy tissues, is manufactured under
the most exacting sanitary conditions.
Each roll of
"NAVY"Tis-
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Quality a d
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