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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-08-11, Page 3The Art of Making Tea, /hat to Do. and That Not to Do" to Get the; Bust Results PPa1dlinstrtll 0t; an .the staff of Sal lda Tea "Company, ' recently repnred an Inter estih leafiot :entitled o,'tI'he Arf_ of .Corlett Tea Making." Approximately tib Q00 ode:coos of tea ale conennied every:, day in Canada; ;en'd' yet it is dpub tali 1P oao-tanih of tills nutibcr.'"is •prepared wit'h"the Necessary 03(.0,,I0 bring-outt•tho'-,fi,l] Among', the tMw`teatured of the 1927 Canadian. National Exhibition will ''• he roti new Live ,;tock Pavillon—an S. afire extension 10 the C. N. B. Coliseum, Canadians- w111'point with particular Pride to this: Mammoth new structure. Celebrating Canada's bath Birthday, "011e, two; one two;,'higher,faster;, higher." Oh, why did I eat that., pie? These exercises tire. "Bend to left, bene .a right. Forward, backward; stop," -'l. Pound a day must.- melt° away. `I'm .eaelting, drop be drop. No'rest.. No peace. No beauty nap, Iiavezl't had a decent meal; But no one gives a rap. .. Y "One, two; one, two" --I'm I$Jek end tired of that. I want to eat.,.-I.want to sleep, All right, then. I'll be fat! "Is your husband a good provider, Mandy?" - "Shalt is a providalr, nosh n' but. Ice's goingto_buy furniture l ovidin' he gits the money; he's goin' to git the money providin' lie goes to work; he goes to Work providin' there's noth- in' else -to be did, providin' the job suits him. Mie settinly is a )irovidab," You can buy a dog with money, but A man was giving au address to a it takes lave to put a „Wag in its tall. very small audience. After talkingel an hour he decided to wind up,,say Some amen respect no creed but Ing, "Friends, I fear I am keeping you greed. too long." A man in the gallery shouted' out: "Go on, -old mane. it's' . stile raining." - g ,. NURSES The Tarpon Hospital for (noorabla,, le afanatlgn with eortesas and Nllad Harpnan. Hew York CM. oeart a three 7050*. Cooss ot, training to 70000 wgaaen. -having Ms rogelrea caseation, and.-degfron, 00 hecnmina norm. TMdi Haspltat hat adopted thn eights hour system. Tho papas meseuniforms 01. thq School. a monthlyatlewono, and tra'vol. lag oxpenses to and .irons' Now York. For wiper intermatlah write Cho;4sgorIlltondgtlt Ofter•ea. FR" by 0766 Gov' amen(, TBree two pamphlet', prepared from caned experience* Gov- ernment experts, eanlaln information of genuine value on any faun. "0roseevrng Pruitt, me Vega.' tables heck. Home' is a 46•11gm booklet particularly. vatuabte.•at ties time. It goes very thoroughly into (very department of canting—faits, veg ulllks, Sams, Mlles,plc1.1Fs, etc. It disc sses the various en 01000 Itch-- makes canyards recobettor preserve Itch -- tut towards bettor preserves and fewer spoilagrs. Cabbalas 74 differ- ent rculpea, **RabbIta"--Rivrs the rest facts. about Mrs prone:hie farm. 11110400', mentioning particularly the popular Cldnchtlla. Explains the chances of money -making In meat and. pelts— -. detailing carefully dee best methods' of housing, feeding, breeding, mar- keting, curing diseases and choosing breeds. °ver 500 other. 'pamphlets on farming sub50000 are available. Write for the I927 list. bill is and mail this slip poet 80o to - , PUBLICATPQNS BRANCPP Department of. Agrlctiltute,' OJtasra,. Ontario. Please send ale . fres Pamphlets en: Lowther with list of all tree. pamphlets; 0'00(0 Pott Ogiea R.R. No Provi(rce 3 t To make a person want a thing for- bid it. "Guess I'll go on a bender," said the fly starting around the pretzel. An absentminded young physician. ! oourting a girl, charged her two dol. tars a visit. Wax dummies In the,in steer) o w doors are ciurnb; but there aro dumnter Ivo. men'than wax (tummies who eau talk blue etreakee -And tie that there's no doubt, Someone says kissing is a relic of the dark -ogee. Also dark nights. Mae—"Let's match for the eattt't Sue-a"Where -shall we Inzroh?" Mae --"Let's snatch first' Patient -- "Doctor, : hew are my chances?" Doctor—"Oh, p1'eliy good, but I wouldn't start reading any continued stories." / Tho story that fishing -worms can, sing probably originated from some fisherman who heard a mosquito while he was putting on the bait. Silence does hot always mean cote tempt. Sometimes it means ignor- ance. _- Things could l c i v e worse. 'Suppose files barked lilte (logs . or itad bells around their necks like eomvs. "Madgeeis Apse -'bit 'Jazilr. .She eti.11s him a dulnb-'felt " "Because she couldn't ,get -a ring 'Mit of him, 2 suppose;' "Idomv, about 'some brains, Mrs. Casey?,r . "0701 take a couple sof pounds., lerr. Casey ain't had any fer a long time." some then pelt business-' before pleasure; the wise ones pat pleasure in 'business. "Wee, well, old fellow, you look half dead. Why don't you take a va- cation, or have you?" -- Accortling to the .'public's Idea there are" ora kinds of chorus girls and tite other lend aren't working.. Minard's Liniment forscaly scalp. d "lie's to successful farmer " lee's sold his farm to a golf, club," ," Hiigh.School Boards and ']Boards of Education Are authorized by taw to a tab!ish INDUSTRIAL, 'TECHNICAL AND ART SCHOOLS With the approval of the Minister of:Educatron. DAY. AND EVENING CLASSES may be conducted in accordance with the . rr"egulations Issued by the Department of- Education. THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION Is"glv'en in various trades. The schools and classes are under' the - ' direction of AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE.-• Appifeation for attendance should be made to the Principal cf• the COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS, 'MAN•OAL TRAINING, HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE AND AGRICULTURE AND. HORTICULTURE ere 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 fdin!stor of Education may Abe, obtainedfrontthe Deputy Minister, Paitliament`3u1140n71, Toronto. NORTHERN 'ONTARIO . NORTHERN ONTARIO contains iniIlions of acres . of the finest agricultural Iancl' in the world and may be had by returned soldiers and: -sailors free; to others, 18 years anc)t over, 50 •cents per acre. What settlers say of the soil, climate, farming and forest life, is told in a 'mos;~attractive booklet issued under the direction of the Hon. John S. Martin, Minister of Agriculture for On- otario. FOR FREE COPIES WRITE': Director of o Colonization, Parliament Buildings, Toronto, Ont,, Canada "Please mention this paper" 1 (e Re' UNIVERSITY TOUR • ProbabIy'no exempt of the reeent Jubilee Celebration in Canada brought the Fathers of Confederation cl0eem' to the heart of thio generation than the visit to Canada of Miss Hortense Oat -tier, dau ht g ex of one of the illus- trious founders oe Canada, Sir Georges Etienne Csotier. Miss, Cartier arrived in Canada; in June at tele invitation of E:'w, Beatty, Chairman'. end President of"tlie Cana- dian Pacific Railway to become a mem- ber of the 'erniveesit y of Montreal partyto tour time >)orndn'ou. Another distinguished guest of President was Ses •res MAKES HISTORY Mrs, D. "Chipxhan, a daughter of Sir Leonard Tilley. These two 'Attlee, direct •'Inks with the amen who made a union of the Canadian provinces, be- came the honored members- of the Vnlvergity tour party 'during their Journey' to Vancouver, through the Canadian Rookies and return. The accempanying pimotograpli was taken at Winnieee in front of the Cartier'montimeut and shows Mise Cartier, at the right and Mrs. Chip- man standing with the Iion. _John Bracken, Premier of Manitoba who welcomed the party on behalf of the Goveramelt. hkN As the Rain Began. She—"Don't you despise • a man k i;=11C hides behindwoman'ss'ctlts ?" I.1 --"Oh ' 't it all e ,yes,hut is right n 6ht ear s fellow to ta1ce, shelter under a woman's hat?"_ -.,4 • , Peace and Parity London Observer (Tail.): At Waslr- Ington it rested with the United States to lay down the standard for capital ships. ` At ,Geneva it Pests with .Britain to lay down the standerd for light cruisers. This follows Seth from Britain's own dependence on ire - ported food and from the world-wide extent of Iter' /empire. Cruisers are the guaantees of communications and supplies alike, and Britain's needs de- termine- her ee0uirelnents. What ever they may be, there met be no dis- pute as to th'right of the United States' to build up to the same level. Ilow far she may care to exercise that rlgbt is, of course, a matter for her own people to decide. NO MEOICINElIKEl BA3Y'S OWN TABLETS Frlr Either the Newborn Babe or the Growing Child.;, There is no other medicine to equal. Baby's Own Tablets "for• ,little 'ones— whether it be for the newborn babe or the growing child the Tablets al ways' do good. They are absolutely iliac from oprates or other harmful, drugs and the mothee can always feel safe In tieing them,. ' Concerning the Tablets, Airs. John Arinolir, 11,R. 1, South Monaghan, Ont., says:—"We have three d..% healthy children, to;, whom, "when • a mediefne 1$ needed,: we have given' only Baby's Own Tablets. 'rhe Tab- lets are the best medicine you can keep in any homeeevItere there are young children," BaUy's Owt1 Tablets are a mild but thorough laxative which regulate the stonnteh and bowels; ba.nisll oonstipa tion and indigestion; break tip oolds and simple fever Aird make teething easy. • They are sold by medicine `dealers or dlreet by, mail at 27 cents a Lox from The Dr, Williams' Medi' cine Co., Brockville, Ont, frs a general Tule ,e suppose I am a 'fairly calla sort of fellow. -Charles 1C. J ind'berge, Minard's Linimelit .relieves Backache. I have never yet met ars old gentie- nian who did not think that ;time de- cline In good manners begaiti In his own tilno.-Lady Rhondda. THE BEST MED DINE SHE, EVER USED Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Highly Praised by a Quebec Lady. Mrs. David Logan, Thetford Mines Wert, 'Que., gives nestlnted priiso to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for the good they have done in -her fatally. Mrs. Logan says:—"l have been a user or,; Dr, Williams' :Pi111c Pills for litany Year's, ifs occasion retluh•ed, a11c1 hive always found therm a most reliable medicine. My Imusband, who was re- covering from an attacic of typhoia fever, and ;was in a very weak condi- tion, took the fully, and through them gained -health and 'strength. •My slaughter, was in a rnn'down condition, (101d was forced to discontinua' work. Again Dr. Williams' Pink Pelle were resorted to and she was soon restored to excellent health. Then my ,eldest: boy had au operation performed for adenoids, which lefthint in a weak. ened 'condition. Once more 'Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills were telecl, and he was soon in excellent health. Sri 1 ,fan truly. say Gina ,more than datls- faction has been obtained by the use of this medicine. The pills have done more good in my home than hundreds of deters worth of more expensive medicines." Dr.. Williams' Pink Pills assist di- gestion, correct the the Pal- pitation. of- theheart, dttaky nerves and the, palter• of the face and lips the1 are the result of thin, impure blood. You can get these Pills from any medicine dealer, or by mail at 70. cents a box Frain The Dr-, Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. favor'o'f" thi_ tea leaf etimul�iiting and''1`afreshing {irlult''iody. ie ihorou imly onjaeerie The foil ow-'ln Mee is from. "The Art of. Cbrlect"Pea Making": ,• 'Tea,' is ono' 01 the klnlh;st imla;�s, 11186' -el + u";: Iu_ It:; colmsiorting in- dulgence •one can loss tq.e m err eo of the slay and forgot.' the fatigue 'of ef• '''he fall joy of a'.eup of this,graci- ons beverage'. can only be reached when fine quality teaiis used and care moiiial caro exercised 'In -Its 'prepare- tion,, to draw from each tiny leaf the essence of flavor and refreshment with which'it bas been eudolved by Nature. Now to Prepare Tea "ea the *countries of the East, where the'drInkleg "o'f^'Lea' has been --enjoyed ',for .a thousand years or more, the -sub- ject of preparing the leaf 'fez consumb- Genhae become a nue artand'a cere- mony, but the 7(10),, 'delicious refresh- ment and healthful- "slitnulation May bo: extracted from the . fragrant tea. ,leaves, if the following Tutee mei ,fol - leered -exactly:— "Rale No, 1—The beat quality of teamust be used. The tea also must be fresh, to yield the full goodness. "Rule No, 2—The ,quality of ' the waterused will affect the flavor of the beverage ie the cup. Draw fresh cold watee and bring It to a hard 'bubbly' bail. Never use water that has been boiled before. Sometimes chlorine 'put in water to -purify it will completely change the Savor of the tea, .The water is to blame, however, and not the tea. ' "Rule -No. 3 -It is proper teat only a crockery or china teapot 4e used, never one .of metal or any other ,sub- stance if the pure and elellelons flavor of t'he tea le ,to be drawn Perth. Tea likewise should never be enclosed in a metal tea -ball. "Rule- 1\p 4—The teapot must b'e scalded ou-e with boiling water end while it Is warm,palace' in. it one level teaspoonful of tea for each cup re- quired.. 'Rule No. 5 --New pour the bo11103 water on the leaves. Ailow to steep 10 a waren place for live minutes, Stir .fust sufficiently to diffuse the full Strength 'of tbe tea. Then pour the .liquid off the leaves into &nether Treat- ed vessel, melees served immediately: If poured off in this way, the tea will. not take o11 a bitter taste, which even the finest Matt will do unless prevent- ed from over -steeping, . Tea made ac- cording to these rules will be fragrant, delicious omni Completely satisfying." Boss—"What! Back Lo ovorlc so sone?,.. , ,Bill—"Yes, sir, I gotta rest up from may eacationl Even whet' a woman's husband is the light of her life, he 'nay go out once in a mvhile. • Minard's Liniment for burns. "Time time is ripe for the nations of the world to matte combinations for peace rather than combinations for war,"—Richard 17. Byrd. FREEOOK C;CE.SENTonREEgUEST Tells cause of cancer and what to do far pain, bleeding, odor, etc. Write for :0 to -day, mentioning this paper. 'Ad.. dress Indianapolis Cancer . hospital lndier,Aeolis, 'end.. Here and Thee ‘Customer—"Have you . any wills ky?" Drug Clerk—•"No, but we have something just as bad." ' The Complete skeptic Is the man who is as skeptical of reason es of everything olso.--G. If. Chesterton.. "will you promise to marry me?", "Nil, but lid like to have an option on you till the end of the season!"- S,an ,Francieop thronec1e: P,alttics make strange bedfellows, but they toon get '• "accustomed - to the same Inner, `/ •" There is some ,similarity, between an aviator and a politician. When their gas gives Dirt they both (nteet- with disaster.—Theodore Roosevelt. No roan is too bigto refuse: time Sup- port, of &ny State as a candidate for tIto Republican nomination gor Presi- dent.—Prank 0. Lowden. 1 have,iuvestetl a few dollars in a chewing -gum :Industry in. Canada, and who Rooves what will wi_llrh-ho tingmeit7'l-0. sarreys-L"aWudleiro.'.was man whet called 'just now, - Mary?" Mary—"That' wasn't no gentleman, Minh, it was the master, come back for 1110 coat." "You- seem to have a'good• goal of faith in doctors,') -said Barratt to Itis Invalid. friend. ''T ltave," was the re- ply. "A doctor would:" be foolish to let a good customer like mo the "—Tib Bial, Londolr., Minard's Liniment for sore fecf CARRIED WIFE TO BED Suffered So She Could Not Walk. Restored 'to Health by Lydia E. l inkhaim's Vegetahle Compound ' Tvlinesing,'Ontario:--"I ran a arae- ' tical nurse and 1 recommend Lydia' E. Pinlcham'eVegetableConipound to suffering women. For three months 1 I was alrnoat, helpless and could not sit at the table long enough to drink a cup of tea. Mahy a time my hus- band carried, me to bed, I, would be so weak.• -'Thee he read inthe'paper, of 'a woman suffering els T did who got better after taleingthe Vegetable Compound, so he went and got it for me: Wheni had taken three bottles I was, just like' a newawomanend have117d splendid health ever since. When I feel any bearing :down pains I always take ft; sometiaies a half bottleor whatever I need.'' It is my only.rnedieine and 'I ',have told many a one about it. Any. one wanting to .know ruore about; Lydia E. Pinldmain'9 Vegetable Compound -I will gladly Write to liner, , Lilo all I can to 1ec-• ommend it for. I :feel T owe my life. and strength to it.ti Miss NEAL BoWsiau, 4.R. 1, Minesing, Ontario. -Do you feel.broken-down, nervous,. and weals sotnatimes1? Do you have this horrid feeling of fear winch some - tithes comae to -women when they are mlot well? Lydia' E. Pinkham's Veg- etable Compound as exkcllent to take at such a time, It always .helps, and if taken regularly and persistently.. will relieve this condition. C ISSUE -No. 33-'27• e NATI6NAL FERTilirat Your Fall Wheat For pIu'•inper, heavier, ,high eI.,-grade grain' -- use National Fertilizer this Season. You'll be surprised at how, early your crop ;,rill Mature with a good dressing of• this superior fertilizer. National Fertilizers arc properly -balanced fertilizers, " h'Iaile`in Canada' from fotmulte it has taken years to' perfect. •.Every bag, it, uniformly inixeg With guaran- teed a'n'alysis attached 10 eoich hag. Good ‘fer Li) izer is an investment! not an expense, Oriel' tour`s oidsi :'We ship ,anywhere in Ontario,. Ask about National Stock -Foods —they get results! AGENTS,:, WANTED in districts where we are not repre- - seated. NATIONAL FERTILIZERS, LTD. west -Toronto 9, Ontario FClassified Advertisements FOR FLOWER iiee AVERS i A C17\ PS, BITH,BR R'IX— $7b -o0 , Wensee (5 EASY scllIng pALCO promises (LE A NERS. Cleans everything. like• Whitp s to be ,1111 blggest 13113&s Removes ROAD TAR- without Injury to Paint: Sells on . denoristre- tion lice sansi,Joo P, A. L1:FIIBV U7 - C GQSAlexarttirfa, Ont, flower glow ever held imm Canada is to be held in the Memorial School Auditorium; iianidetonl" Ont., on' Aug. 24th and. -26th. Being the combined exhlhitiome of the "Canadian Gladiolus Society and the Hamilton Iiorticill- tural Society, 1t wild tax the school to its capacity, The Secretary, Mrs. Srllu nacher, 112 Victoria Ave, Nr., Hamilton, is busy scatting out the prize iiets said she reports keen interest in ail the classes wlt'rh include the open, amnateer and 130 '11ce. 0 The outstanding fea4ures c the show will be 'the competition for the S•necta'tor Cup in the open class, the Eaton Trophy in the: amateur class and the Klwaels Cup in the needling Two years ago the. Hamilton Kiwanis Club offered to the •Canadian -GJatltoluu Society a cup to be award- ed to the -best seedling gladiolus of outstanding merle- Thls meant that time winner must be a better flower than any on WS market at the present time,, This stirred lip a.great'deal of In- terest and the rivalry' vas very keen. Among those entered was ono from far off 'clew Zealand, 7n 'spite of the „high' caliber of the eateries, the judges would not melts stn award. The.. same thing happen.•d at Peterborough lust year and although there was ]teen disappointment ' among ;the exhibtors, it stirred up their blood with the result that this Year is going to see the greatest struggle for this coveted prize. Besides the 226 clasoes for gladiolus, there are num eromis se0tions flesh asleua, dahlias and dozens of other fall bloom - lug annuals and perennlalla. ''What Is the nervi structure you have put up o11 the hill there?" asked 571111ons visitor of a farmer. Well;' replied tbe' fanner, "17.1 find a tenant for it it's a bungalow; if I don't, ft's A Barin," Dear at Any Price. Bill to.Miko Boobs s Cheaper in Ten- nossee,-Ashville (N. C.) paper, "scientific investigation has• now es• tabiished the pealed of the pre-school years, i.e., from birth to sox, as the most important In the lite of the child. 'As the twig is bent the tree's in• clinedt' Later development is deter. mined to a very great degree by the - first formative 'Influences,,. If so with the thee, hov''mmrlbm more with a child!"—Julie Judd Swaney in. "Child root' Education." Ed .?4e -Holding Saws Fast Eesti-Cutfing SRA te. is ., r Guaranteedi,ecausetnado from our own steel etMeNOSCANADA SAW 00. LTt, MONThEAL vnetcouven. ST.J0149.14.13.• '10R01.70 it ` 'seam eettattleti n81 1010aned-1071! +foil said a 9a f tpiilowful. Pa Buzz falls to make a homer" T'LIT spray clears yolir home allies and ;ttos- quitoes. It also kills bedbugs, roaches, ants, and their. eggs. Fatal to insects but harmless to mankind.. Will not stain. Get Flit -today• Distributed in Canada by EredJ. Whitlow 6'Co•0Limita, Toronto eele • DESTROYS I''liess Mosquitoes. Moths Ants Bed Biggs Roaches `The 7O»s(y7, aA, taitbthe bfark'basd Proved safe by millions,and prescribed by physicians for, Colds Headache Neuritis Pail] -Lumbago NeurargiaToothache R1euai i sm DOP` AFFECT NOT Acaa only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions. T3andy- "Bayer"- boxes of 12 tablets Also 611107 of 24 and 100—Druggists. Medlin 4s 767 trade latish (registered- 1,. Canada),of payer :Manufacture of l5ononcetle ecideeter• of salleylfenelur (Acetyl Solleyllj Add, 'A. 0. A.")..: while It Is well tnlowu , that Anplrlu arcane Hoye, lnelntnchue, (7 a0(Ist the, piddle againstholt/alone, theTelutn et Sayer 0a1001a7 will be stamped watt ten- geuatal trade t0ath, Uig' Bayes (.Vag;' Hikers.• Take a bottle of Minard's in your kit bag. Relieves sore feet. ,------. e.-- - - r N,,:__ :--- :rtes'' tlr r4 OS 4° Ad 3 sa 0 ',iia: c;.i.. C �y i4 Par r;s'. s.. t:.i1». +rJt � 1yµ P' I .c t,. . n81 1010aned-1071! +foil said a 9a f tpiilowful. Pa Buzz falls to make a homer" T'LIT spray clears yolir home allies and ;ttos- quitoes. It also kills bedbugs, roaches, ants, and their. eggs. Fatal to insects but harmless to mankind.. Will not stain. Get Flit -today• Distributed in Canada by EredJ. Whitlow 6'Co•0Limita, Toronto eele • DESTROYS I''liess Mosquitoes. Moths Ants Bed Biggs Roaches `The 7O»s(y7, aA, taitbthe bfark'basd Proved safe by millions,and prescribed by physicians for, Colds Headache Neuritis Pail] -Lumbago NeurargiaToothache R1euai i sm DOP` AFFECT NOT Acaa only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions. T3andy- "Bayer"- boxes of 12 tablets Also 611107 of 24 and 100—Druggists. Medlin 4s 767 trade latish (registered- 1,. Canada),of payer :Manufacture of l5ononcetle ecideeter• of salleylfenelur (Acetyl Solleyllj Add, 'A. 0. A.")..: while It Is well tnlowu , that Anplrlu arcane Hoye, lnelntnchue, (7 a0(Ist the, piddle againstholt/alone, theTelutn et Sayer 0a1001a7 will be stamped watt ten- geuatal trade t0ath, Uig' Bayes (.Vag;'