The Clinton News Record, 1927-06-30, Page 6Made, only from hard -Western wheats, Purity :111011r is
rich in gluten — the energy giving and body building food.
Pnrity'Flour is best for all your baking and will supply extra\
nourishment to the children, in cakes, pies; buns and bread.
Send 30c in .stamps for our 70Q•reci(io Purity Flour Cook Book. ' Ess
NV,.atern CaooduFlour Mills Co. Limited Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Saint John.
To -Morrow.
I know that winter's coming,
Summers almost done,
The autumn breeze is sighing,
There's less of glaring sun,
7 know that winter's coming
Not von, far away,
For I saw a Christmas num ber
Of a magazine to -day.
bathtub party, men aren'tmuch in-
terested In what women wear.
"Oh, 'doctor,; I.' forgot to ask you
about that eye medicine.'
.- "What about it?"
"Do I drop; it in my eye before or _,
after meals?"
Grandma (looking up from paper),
—"It says hero that young women,
are abandoning all restrictions. Now
mind, don't let me 'catch you goin'
out without yourp, Ethel"
Grabbing the buck instead of pass-
ing it ,le one sure way to Win promo-
tion.
Phipps' • Chips. -
Here lies a young salesman named
Phipps,:
Who marred on one of his trips,
A wido t named Block,
Then died of a shock,
When he paw there were six little
chips.
Judging from the size of the
crowds at a bathing girl revue, or -a
Ease sunburn with Minard's LInitnent.
Kind Old Lady—.'How long have
you been out of work?" Tramp--
"Well,
ramp—"Well, lady, I was born in'88 or '89.
.NURSES.
The Toronto Bootle for Incurables, In
affiliation with Bdlavuo land Allled Hospitals,
New York Clty, offers a throo- years' Course
of Tralnina to yoanc women. having the
•fequlrod education, anddesirous of foramina
nurse. Tills Hospital haimdopted the eight-
hour system, Tho pu01ls reale, uniformsof
the School, a monthly allowance and'travol•
Inc 000epsee toand .from New York. For
further Inlomnatlen write the Superintendent.
—alts.
a,erubens cf the Oasu,ctian Inisley team for 1027,'pllotographed on board t to Cunard" liner Ansonia, on i which
sfrom Montreal, From left to right, Font —Lieut, J. D. Foreman, t,'' they are: rrow—Lieut, n, Major D.
they hed ail ,Tune 10 fr
Iy cMaa
1 1s, Belleville, Ont:`-Brig,;Gen, G Duff -Stuart, Vancouver; C,G.M.S,; A. Parnell,'Nai•dun; C,S,M, W. A. Hanter,
s,
Tcronto. Second row—S•ei'g: B. W. Bo:unont, Victoria; Seigt. F. M. Glass, Sherbrooke; Sen•gt G, kI. Gray, Mont-
real; Private Patter and Private J. I1,-Sl0010,en, IIamilton;;Lieut..D.- 0. Burka, Ottawa; Lieut, K. 1. MacGregor, Ot-
tawa; Beret. W. H. Wood, P,P.C.L,l, Back row—Private It, E. Stock, Toronto; Sergt. McCabe, Sergi. C. M. Emslie,
B„ and Cadet L. J. McAvity, St. John, Toronto; Sergt. B. Donnell, Sussex, N. N.B.
IA CR
TOC
Fools rush in where wise men re-
serve their seats; long before they're
call taken.
Truth in Adveitising: "Big Sale
Now On. Don't Go Elsewhere to Be
Cheated—Come. In Here.?
A good deal 1s_ said about 'June
brides.- Elver hear anything about
June Grooms? If Abe grooms really
want a date they . might adopt April
1st l
Straws show which way the wind
blows and knees show when the wind
blows.
Sunset.
The sun sinks in the mountains
I When evening comes around,
The sun sinks in the ocean,
The sun sinks in the town.
The sun sinks in the blazing sky,
The sun 'sinks in the West;
But on a patch 'of tender skin
The sun sinks on the Nest.
T PUZZLE' Bordeaux—flee Old Reliable FAMILY MEDICINE
Many other fungicides have been in
EFUL P ENTS
One of the greatest puzzlesto the
careful parent is to know just What
medicine to givethe little ones. When
Ithe child falls i11 with griping pains
is seized; with cold' or fever, refuses
food or vomits what lie has Oaten,
when he' cries a great deal and can-
not
an -not, get the sleep so necessary to the
growing child, the parent is in a.
troduced in recent years and some of
them have proved exoellent for ter- A Welland Lady Tells of the
thin purposes, but there are still many
fields wherenothing takes the place .Value of Dr. Williams' Pink •
of the old reliable' Bordeaux.
1 - In the apple orchard its place has
been only partly taken by the eommer-� "I have many reasons for praising
tial lime -sulphur solution. .Thio new Dr. Williams' Pink Pills," says Mrs,
er material 'has proved to be excellent George L. Swiclr, R•R• No. 2, Welland,
for the early apple sprays dad is »rob Ont, "My drat experience with this
ably just as effective as Bordeaux medicine was in my girlhood, when,
when it comes to keeping apple scab following an attack of scarlet fever,
in Check. Also, fruit sprayed with
Pills in Her . Home.
I was left in a badly run down condi-
i quandary. What le to be done on Bordeaux during cool weather is apt tion, and the pills restored me to, good
such occasions? As often as not to be ruee'eted. Later in the season,' health. Later in my 'married, life' I
there is not a suitable medicine in 1inen very hot weather comes along, had a severe attack of rheumatism.
at
NY Extra Cost
Gum -Dipping is an es
elusive Firestone process.
It insulates and impreg
nates every strand of every
cord with rubber. Internal
friction and heat are reduced
to a minimum—the side
walls ire greatly strength.
cued. Firestone Full -Size
Balloons absorb road irregu-
Iarities-making driving eas-
ler and riding more comfort-
able.
, . Firestone Dealers are in a
position to save you money
and serve you better. See
your nearest dealer to -day.
FIRESTONE TIRE 8a RUBBER CO,
OF
SOF CANADA, LIMITED
Hamilton. Ont.
MOST MILES PER DOLLAR
tr ti.„
Firestone Builds the Only Euro -Dipped Tires
the' -house. The puzzle Is what to'
give him to; set him right quickly.
It is to meet such' emergencies that
Baby's Own Tablets were designed.
These pleasant little Tablets . quickly
reduce fever break hp colds, relieve
constipation and indigestion and a% the hot weather applications. In this ness tlisapyeared and there has been and
lay teething pains. Thye quiet the way the greatest good is accomplished no return of the trouble. Dr. Wil- l fourth of an Inch,
nerves and promote restful health -
with the Yeast risk of disfiguring the limns' Pink Pills have also been of I "By patient research, M. Touvelot
restoring sleep. They are .guaran- frill( great benefit to my children. One of has learned not only the habits of
teed absolutely harmless and safe Many cherry growers still prefer my boys wa0 threatened 'with St. this destructive nsecttobut
that it teaticidiss
for even the youngest and most deli-
BordeauxNothing
to dilute lime -sulphur,. Vitus dance. His limbs and face particularly se
neitige ate baby.. Nothing hair -ever been found that would twitch and jerk. I gave him, containing 'nicotine. He, therefore,
Baby's" Own Tablets are sold by j
equals Bordeaux as a potato ,spray. pi ls, g ecommends treatment -with a soh],
medicine dealers or by mail at 26
cents a box from The Dr. Williams' .111 the garden there are litany uses
for Bordeaux. It makes' an excellent
spray for- tomatoes,. melons, beans,
eggplants and other crops, acting bath
as a fungicide and as e,mild repellent
for some insects.
After some experiments we worked
out a simple plan of making Bordeaux.
. A stock solution is prepared by dis-
solving copper sulphate at the rate
of one pound to the gallon. Our stock
tanks hold. about 300 gallons, but a
tight barrel would serve just as well
for smaller quantities:
The copper sulphate Is a hard blue vtiate a resistance that will keep you
crystal and does not dissolve readily.' well and strong. You can get these
pills" from any dealer in medicine, or
by mail at 50 cents a box from The
Dr.. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
viile, Ont.
the lime -sulphur is inclined to burn The pain- in my right arm and should-
and, fruit. - l er was so bad that I could not dress
both foliage
As a result of these conditions most myself without help. Again I resort -
apples growers use the lime -sulphur ed to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and
solution for the early apple sprays again they proved a blessing to me,
d then change over to B'or'deaux for as soon the rheumatic pains and stiff -
an
Deported direct from the , Ori.;
in metal' lined. -chests., 131ertd
and packed into 1 ib., % b.* gib.
bright Aitiminum packages.
RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE b extra : 00
A
N
E! BUG
Classified
lassified Advextisenne
Pear Grit Now Proved to be an 13A4 Cfrnoreat'aVn8Rn1=Ge
m
8
delivery anywhere, fns IIclbrooh. Bradford.
Insect—French Entoniolo- ---n
1
Barin afEAtonIAT nOerITAI.,..
gist Explains T LONDON Cojmac111ut, Were a ES n
cue n n b
the young leaves in the buds no vie- the required vrtliminary eduentl0n who aro de.
off 1 la,hw1ion, d, 1u0i 2 11 '" nthe,a0611
"These larvae feed up the sap-pf in'Modieine dna Peaiair11 to yotwp wamea
o1 becoming nursdr, '0(51000, 10 tral " r
able injury, however, being caused by o 09000' 8110108.0 fur un110000, hooka dna
this. Bit' as soon ad\the blossoms i lmro54 tualeenlaln,-
have formed, the • larvae' attack the E YOB tEQUI1EUNIT a8T x000;10 o0
newly eat fruit,. ' perforating it and a, wrltu for malaise and price hat- 'sere
eanitan nubhor Works; pep(. WL, 01-e1'
beading• upon the juices. street Montreal.
"By the month of June they have •rvetnael"rx 08 raiGnlsrivervrim
_ _ aid nesabio 00001111 Nurse
h texclusively;b ld iY�tabnshed DO years) tt.'ew ane sOMln1 rtncs
adult stage and disappears: At first'j T 108(01 s!luu partloulara 00000 m 1 0'.
ti
the fruits which bave been pricked,
exhibit, wherever the puncture has AGnNTs To mt'enonecrl our Imiirmen nu
occurred, pustules ' having raised denume enumeration sellsClothing
oit1 full experience
LI0e. � .
edges with 'white granulations in the � Young, 200 nay pt., Toronto,
centre. In this manner there are in�covo ronmla' C> 1EnnexloN-ktet
formed little 1piautls of hardened tis- sso her gar saltine nnmmobae .10001 s
sue, at whose level and immediate Flag noisier lath 000 nope. Agenu, Garages, sto
kec0Ors, 0t,., send for «00111 r and whOloaal0
neighborhood the pulp undergoes est - s pro pbmpald rad. r5blko Flag co„
scarcely perceptible growth, although Queen weer, Torooto.
grows •very rapidly all around them. 1
the youngs oo a y m s
July. the Calocoris has -reached the Genera enluslre territory, mgheet conn edoni
knndeome .free ouNE: „Experience not
neem
it
Little by little those islets appear to
be burying themselves within the
fruit, though in reality it is the flesh
of the fruit which grows and 'surd
rounds them. They begin to exhibit
the aspect of little cupules whose
cavity grows deeper day by day. At!
maturity a punctured fruit will have
from three to ten of these pits within
which are heaped little stony nodules,
rvfh a diameter of about one-
the1 and again tbey did not fail,
as under the treatment the trouble
ceased; I have also given the pills
medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
The difference. between the, impos- • -
sible and the possible merely consists
in knowing how.
"A picture," ,pays a Chinese pro-
verb, "is worth a thousand words."
How fast we've been "talked" at
since the advent of the movies.
''—_---
The Hudson Bay Railway
Ottawa Droit (Ind. Lib.): As'things
go on, the more clearly to bmore does the ,
eonBayRailway app
than a beautiful dream, but in any
case just a dream. The awakening is
likely to be more brutal than is gen-
erally expected. 1"or a port which
cannot be of use for more than three
months in twelve, which can only re
calve, owing to cliamtic conditions, the
grain of the preceding year, without
handling the harvest of the current
year; which is practically' useless for
the export of cattle, an active 'indus-
try only (,after summer is over, in the
early autunm—a, port which has such
adverse conditions to contend with is
Certainly .not .assured of success.
The Pioneers of 'Canada
Quebec Action Catholique
Nobody will deny that it is the'French
race which has been the pioneer race
of the North American Continent.
From the Atlantic to the Rockies,
from Hudson Bay to the Gulf of Mex
iced it has'radiated in every way, and
ane does not have to dig down too.
deep to find its footsteps. Nor do we
have to search very long to find traces
of its influence. Better still, one has
only to traverse the country to find its
deseendlants... find everywhere one
will find them just as they are at
home with all the characteristics of
the race of pioneers to which they
belong,
Campers -Take Minard's with you.
Alfalfa can be grown over the wid-
est range of climatic conditions of any
legume yet grown in Canada.. It is
now being produced ' in every province
.frolii the Atlantic to the Pacific/
Kill
69„ '101 040 i gt ` r;s a,
KiltsFlies e osq .toes
R.t'',:fi'ccs•ugsilleas
Nugget White Dressing is a real "sticker." •
The longest, ,fastest set can't shako off its
snowy whiteness. Whether your • shoes be
canvas or buck, alwaye use "Nugget"
Mare's a"Nugget" shade for ovary shoo mode.
it
29
�s
r ,
A Kind of Musician.
"Why do you call her a kind of
musician?
tion of soap and mcotin, sprayed up-
on the budding leaves and the newly
to my little girl, who WAS anaemic, Bet fruit.
and In this case also With the great- In experiments in •1920, four appli-
est benefit. Naturally when I hear cations were made in April and May,
anyone complaining of not feeling to lots of from 10 to 100 trees, The
well I recommend Dr. Williams' Pink liquid WAN sprayed plentifully so as
Pills as I know of no other medicine to thoroughly moisten not only , the
to equal them in building ,up the young
sofit but the old
blood and restoring health." yous them.
,
Take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for "The results were quite interesting.
anaemia, rheumatism, indigestion, The lots treated on April 22 and May
neuralgia and other nervous troubles. 2 produced 50 per cent. of uninjured
Take them as a tonic if you are not in fruit, while the control trees, sprayed yL
the best physical condition, and cul• at the same time, had hardly 10 per
ceht. The lots treated on April 15
and May 13 gave mediocre results,'
the first, date being somewhat too
early, and the latter too late.—Le Gor-'
respondent, Paris.
Mlnard's Liniment for Insect bites.
No, Charles, it is not correct to
scribe yourself as, a grass widower
cause your wife has hay fever.
or.
Minard's Liniment is reliable.
The Yorkshire vicar who also tie
as organist and oatretaker will have
mind his keys and pews.
p� RFI EF EQOE
�g1�i SENTonREQUES
lells cause of cancer and what to d
for pilin, bleeding, odor, etc. Write fo
It to -day, mentioning this paper. Ad
dress Indianapolis Cancer Hospital
Indianapolis, Ind.
However, the process can be speeded
up by placing the copper in an old gun-
ny sack— use several of them if you
hare a large tank—and then hanging
this sack In the water near the lap,
or the tank. Fifty pounds of copper
sulphate will dissolve in a• barrel of
water in about twelve hours if it is
treated'in this way.
Well -Tested Formulas
The stock solution will keep inde-
finitely, and when we are ready to
"Oh,- she's always fiddling 'with make all a spray tank full of Bordeaux
we fill it nearly full of water. To this
something about her dress."
water we addthe proper number of
; pounds of hydrated lime andstartthe
engin•e on the spraying outfit, With
Swarming Bees the engine renning, the water and lime
A swarm is emergiligi The bees are thoroughly nixed by the Mechan-
are affected with a temporary ebulli- seal agitator, .
tion; they pour from their hive pe11- i After the lime Is thoroughly mixed
moll and soon the air is filled with
we add the correct number of gallons
seething,buzzing horde which
of stock solution. each gallon of which
a represents one.pound of copper mil -
of
to impart t0 Its owner some phate. 'Ike engi
n 1 on
of the outfit ]s
of its own joyous excitement. This 'kept running all the time. In this
is the bees' method0 f increasing the
race.
g•aytbe copper is almost instantly mix- She—"t wonder beau the water
Early in the spring the queen tom- ed with the dilute lime, solution and would be at this time of the year?"
mentos: to lay eggs that develop into a very perfect Bordeaux mixture re- He—"I guess it would be all wet."
worker bees only. Later, as the col- sulfa,
ony becomes stronger the weather . 1 have
ties o idedpee tiio thg the ecited
Uet
warmer mid new, nectar is available, n Treaty Mooted for France and
drones (or male bees) are produced, . cause they vary according to. the crop
reater strength is on which the material is to be used. I
attained and nectar' becomes abund-i, For apples the usual mixture is Lmrdon."I should like to see the'
ant, eggs are deposited in queen cells known As the 4.4-sb formula. This formation of a treaty of commerce
and preparations for swarming are 'means that four pounds of copper and between England and France," said
begun. Usually less brood is produced four of lime are used for each fifty M. ds Fieriau, French Ambassador
and the, activity of the colony is re gallons of solution. Tin Britain, ata Chamber of Commerce '
doted as the young queens are de-. On stone frbits a 3.3.50 or oven a dinner in London. The chief ob-
veloping in their cells. Nine days 2-2-50 formula is preferl•et, owing to staoies to Angio -French trade, ho
from the time the; eggs were deposit- the greater tenderness of the sums- added, were differences in the fiscal
ed. in the queen the,
the larvae are fruit foliage: For the dual garden systems of the two nations. In other
ready to be capped over and if the sprays th 4-4-50 fomula is usually' all Words, the crux of the situation js1
Weather be bright and warm and nec- that ie required, although some grow- that, while Britain wants free trade
tar. plentiful at this time, the old ars go as high as 6-6-60 fpr a few crops. to resines the cost of malting the goods
queen, with the majority of the field There is just ono more thing about 1° retinrks, France clings to a tariff
bees, will then leave the hive to es- Bordeaux that every grower ought- to• in ardor to retain the home market tablish' a hew, home elsewhere. 711 remember. It is the archenemy of its goods."
the old home are left a. fe10 fielders, from (-" Sir Philip Cunliffe -Lister, president
the nurse bees and the brood with Consequently in buying any spray o the British ^Beard' of Tracie, who
young queens still in -their culls. machine; regardless of size, see that responded, brought this but when he
Sometimes the swarm will fly direct the working parts are of brass or reti,d:. "If it be the desire of France
to its new home but more often it bronze; and after using Bordeaux mss- to make the proportion a little fairer
clusters `fol' some time on -a nearby ' tare besure to wash out: the tank and betwbon .the two countries, you will
object, thus affording the owner an 1 the pump• find me very ready to db business with
opportunity to rehive 1t. Natural' For garden use only the small
brass. you; In the year 192b; however, while
hwarming was once considered deals- tank spraying should be used. A light we ,pant to France aver £31,000,000
able but modern beekeepers, seek to galvanized iron tank will cost les's but worth of manufactured goads, trance
prevent it because it usually occurs it will stand about 080 trip through sent us £50,009;000 worth; an•d of that
when toast desired and thereby re-
duces the -honey crop. Moreover, ill` i the other hand wild cost about double, any kind.'+
crease can be made just as cfiteleetly, but it'will last for yeaxs..
I
yet late)., as g
England, ..
The man who cannot lose grace-
fully never wino gloriously.
The Harl•.,-Davidson Single Cylinder
Motorcycle Is the greatest little ma-
chine that has been made. Safe to
ride, easy to control, and most econ-
omical. Stands without a rival. 100
Miles to Gallon of ,Gasoline. Price
$300. Down Payment $100, Balance
$22 per month, Walter Andrews,
Limited, ,346 Yo,nge St., Toronto, Ont.
by Steamer
(iOME t Cruise down the
blue Bt. Lawrence to this
quaint old city. Visit the battle-
grounds where Canadian His-
tory was made. See this unique
city where the old world mingles
with the new.
Quebec forma Nat'ono of the many
colorful sights found en the NIAGARA -
TO -THE -SEA cruise which Includes
the 1000 Iolanda-the Rapids of the St,
Lawrence—Montreal-Quaboc and the
Bar-famod Saguenay.
C or booklets, rates and full
information apply
CANADA STLTDEAMSHIP
LINES
6 YVtoriatSry reet, ., ,, Montreal
or 9
CA N A
STEAMSHIP LINES
Cutacura
Loveliness
A Clear
4\ Healthy Shin
[mused by Every -dab
Cat of Cutieura Soma
with less labor and at a more oppol
tune time by the beekeeper himself.
Write to the . Bee Division, Central
Experimental Farm, Ottawa, for fur-
ther information on Swarm Control,
and Increase.
e '
If sometimes the tea you are
using does not taste as good
as it used to -just see what
kind of a •package it is in.
If it is in paper that is probab-
ly the reason. No chances
are taken with Red Rose.
It is packed in clean, bright
Alumia um. • . to
Camels Once Roamed Over
America
Camels • are commonly 'understood:
to belong exclusively to the 010 World.
It was: not always SO,•howevar, as a
/specimen recently acquired by care
ada'a National Museum at Ottawa'
amply demonstrates. This is the los
-
allied frame a a camel which a few I
million • years ago roamed over the
western pains of North America'
which were then dry. This curious I,
spec: q n has been placed on exhibi-
tion in the Hall; of Palaeontology.
Minerd's has been e household
remedy f o i'' generations.
Doctors recommend it,
You see it everywhere - the
pearly gray enameled ware
that spells long service and
real, old-fashioned satisfaction.
;This splendid kitchen ware'
SMP Pearl Enameled Waret,
defies wear and tear and. its
surface, like all SMP Bnameletl
Ware, is so china -smooth and
clean it harborsno taints or
impurities. f
You need no steel wool or special
cleansers to keep 'Sj 4P Pearl Wele.
sparkling clean. Soap and hot water
do the tack lit a jiffy. Made int
every new bandy shape and size,
by an old established Canadian in,
dustry,
THE SHEET MBrtL 0000t7CTS CO, °‚
MONT161101. TOAOr7Te virmelrrlc
001140NTON. VAS/COW/am 001.5ARY
EXPECTANT
P !
OT
ERS
Read Mrs. Menard's Letter.
Her Experience May Help
Chatham, Ontario.- "I want to tell
- you how much good your medicine
has done me. Be-
fore my, baby
came I felt so
Weak and run-
down that I could
hardly do my
work. My head
ached continually,
and I was so dis
couecouldcragedy thatfs'QmI
morningtillnigght.
I' had angther
babyjustoaeyear
and�daa half old and it gave me a lot
da.. So I
thought I would try Lyd
g �
L. Pihltham a Vegetable Compoun,
as I had read so much about it m the
little books. I found a difference right
away as my head was relieved and
my tired feelings gone. Mysister
bad been doing my washing and she
continued doing it,as she said it
might set me back if I started to do
it again. It sure did help me and I
had taken just two bottles when my
baby' came. He is a fine big boy,
now nearly fivemouths old: I ala
taking your medicine again and I am
able to do my work all bymyself new.
I always recommend te Vegetable
Compoundto women, and especially
to expectant mothers, as I believe
they need help at these times.' --
Mrs. OLIVER MiaNAI.il, 24 Harvey Std
Chatham, Ontario,
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