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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-08-25, Page 3WPM O'pe 15 " Arg. 27 W. L. Mac 1 ng.pl`esses the but- ton that sets in motion the mos color- ful entertaining program in Exhibition History. I1,RiI4. the .mince 00 Tales Will dedicate "Tice Princes'- Gate"—the new 8160,000 EtcStein IIutrlitice, The massive new Live Stook Pavillon will be opened to;the public for the first tmae—and countless other .new features, new exhibits and-. new Entertainments such as the world-ehampinns1aip 860,0Q0 Swim Marathon wilt be presented this year. Bq all means see 'the Confedera- tion Celebration: at tlic. 1921 Canadian National Exhibition, August 27 to SOP - ten 1ler 10. Send tor program to -day. .Celebrating Canada's. 60t/t Birthday ,19xh Yrr+ of the C, N. B. JOHNJ.DIXON: 1+resident $L,)V,WATRRS G enerw127anager Y to Rhodes .r� Similar' rlAB�t F oun.tionf Formed in Britain London.—A• trust, resemblingtlie femme " Cecil` Rhodes Foundation—in- volving less money but with a' wider outlook, in that its scholarship will be held in American as wel las British universities—is created by the will of the late Dame -Julia Lew isohn Henry published to -day. She was the widow of Sir Charles Henry, Shropshire, England, and a daughter of the late Leonard Lewisohn of New • York. Her estate amounts to £245,000,. The testament gives some £20,000 to charities and dependents, .and leaves the whole residue in perpetuity to provide scholarships for British rind American students, It will he known as, the. Charles and 'Jutta Henry Fund, The trustees will be "12 competent persons" appointed. in equals proportion by Oxford, Cam- bridge, ilarvard, and Yale. This ar- 'rangement, the testament Boys, Is "in ;the earnest hope and desire of ce- menting the friendship. between the British Empire and the United Ftatee.' ' The Real Drawing Card. The moving -picture, exhibitors are tryinle everything to lteep'•up attend,- Knee ttendanee Sn the summer -reeling planta, tree lemonade, • sotivenire. Someone should Suggest that they try good plc- tures.—Outlook Si SAWS sadtitlahrine Knives SIMONDS CANADA SAW CO:-LT0. ^ MON110001 YANCO0vea:.ET. JOHN, 0,0 . TORONTO 13 tuf O. VVo tie (Ow With Letoghter� ,Mr. Potato wits all eyes for Aliss Spinach aud they were 'to be married,. but the parson didn't Turnip. The four gi'eat destructive agencies are wind, water, fire Mid boys. A Woman's Troubles. A woman's always on' the jump, 'Iter troubie's 'snake a mere man grin; lf' she's not trying to get plump, You'll find she's trying to getthin.. 'One of the things „most needed in the present collegiate world is a mo- tormeter for sofas. "Whore .ignorance is bliss---" began. the readymade philosopher. ".`Tis folly," answered Gladys, "for girls to wear short skirts and reveal. bo~ivlegs." .A. cat and clog will oftenassociate wth each other in perfect peace: un - ti -they'r'e - tied together'. And it's that way with some men -and women. Willie—"Pa, What is ien optimist?" Pa -"A man who thinks that he won't have to buy his wife a new fur coat because the Irian next door did his;" "I; went" to 'a lot of trouble"borro) - ing five dollars from that. fellow." "Well, you 'ea» put him to a lot of trouble getting it, bark." Hubby—"Your check to the grocery came back with 'no funds' on It." Wifle—"That's funny, I saw an 'ad in the paper yesterday 'which saki the hank had a surplus of more than three million. It isn't necessary to drink to drown troubles. A CChicago women drown- ed hers by flushing her husband off the Municipal Pier. "I guess rA have just a light lunch, to -day," observed the rat, as it bur- rowed into the box of matches.. "Give me a pound of animal crack- ers, please -no lions or'tigers;:•they frighten the baby." A small, henpecked, worried -looking man eves about to take an examina- tion for life insrirance. 'You don't dissipate, do you?'" ask- ed the physician, as he made ready for taste. "Not a fast liver, 01' any- thing nything 00 that ';ort?" The little man hesitated a moment, looking a bit frightened, then replied, in a entail, piping 'oleo: - "I. some- times chew .a little guns." , "This hurts int worse than it luu'ts. you," 'said' the Siamese twin, as her sister swallowed the medicine. The preaoher wits preaches at bis congregation soon has no congrega- tion to preach -to. Letters for air mail might appropel- ately be written on fly paper. When a bride conies down to break- fast wearing her regular face you can lay dollars to cup oaken that the honeymoon is over. Its superiorstrength makes Purity go farther than. ordinary flours._ It is perfect for all your baking-' cartes, pies, buns • and bread - so the' one flour sack only, is necessary. Try Purity Flour to -Clay -it is certain to please you. Se,td 30c in stamps for our 700-recipf Pin ity Planer_ Cook Book. • 202 9feelax.Camel. Floor Mills Co. Limited. Toronto, Bfoetreel. lhlewn, Saint,eha. r. For Your .Fall Wheat —Use NATIONAL FERTILIZERS As a good farmer you know that good fertilizer is an invest-; ment, not: an expense.( National Fertilizers are good, <fertilizers. They are a properly -balanced food for the soil, "Made in Canada" from fornntlte it has taken years i.o perfect. Every bag is unifounly mixed with guaranteed analysis attached to each bag. As a rule properly fertilized wheat matures from a week to ten days carper° than unfertilized wheat. Get the advantage of an earlier and better -quality crop this . sea'bon, . Order your fertilizer ugly.' We ship anywhere in the Province. NATIONAL FERTILIZERS, LTD. Went Toronto 9 1 " Ontario ratalttemanctani Ask about National Stock Foods ---they get results - AGENTS WANTED in districts where we are not represented, PLEA FOR TRADE Wi'HiN EMPIRE Motor .;DeJtinate .Urges Nevi , Zealanders to Push Commerce With { Britain Auckland, N.l.--A tirriug speech 011 linpei•iat Iu'Cterence in trade wee delivered' in Christ Church recently- - by Sit' Arci11br:1d'.'Boyd, -:.Carpenter; a member-o'fthe British Motor Delogf-, tion. Sir, Archibald did not .:ninca' words. tie told his nests that main- • tonance of inter -Empire wading was a Matter' of necessity, and ho appeal- ed toNew Zeaiandorn• to help Britain • in her dffileelties. • "If Great Bellaire' ' he said "from any cause is unable t0 take 87 per emit. ot your products (the percent - ago sent,to Britain now), whore are you going/t'o Send them? Are there benevolent people .who will come to you on their knees. and say: 'We like. your butter, please send it tows!' Any- thing that weakens one part of the Empire"weakens another. "Suppose, for a' moment,, that the financial poeitionl (in England) be- came so .e,eute ecame^so:aoute that we had to reduce expenditure on the Navy, who's going. to look after your produce going •across the sea? 'Who. 1e going to be so benevolent tics to provide protec- tion? The strength of one is the strength ,of all. • "Mountains 'of tariffs 'are being rased' against you. I am not going- to discuss tariffs. The main fact is that they aro there. We have to look ,for markets, and where better can we "look than `within 'the four corners of the British Empire?" Just as New Zealand went to tbe aid of the Mother Country ,fn the,: greatest ot struggles, - so, he said, should 'she help the Mother Country in tho'economic, eto'uggle' of to -day. Bucking Horse Champion "Bring 'em on" says Pete Knight of Crossfield, Alberta, and Canadian North American Bucking Horse Champion_ He gained, this title at the Calgary Stampede Bels In the west recently 'against competitors fromall parts of Canada and the Unites States, and in .doing so proved himself master of anything the western plains• could produce in the way of eeUine fury. The elaborate saddle that Knight is, photographed' holding is one of the trophies he won through his skill; ;another, symbolic of his cherished championship, is seen in the inset and was presented by Edward F:.Albee, theatrical magnate. The Calgary Stampede which has become faa annual event is regarded as the finest of its kind ,held on the continent. • RETAIN YOUR: VIGOR 0 This Can Only be Done by Keep- .ing the. Blood Rich and Red. • If you would regain. your vigor and ambition, keep your blood and nerves in good condition. Anaemia; Or thin blood lowers the vitality, ,starves the nerves and causes a" general. run-down condition.When the blood is thin the skin loses Rs color, tate shoulders droop and' weight is lost. The•victim` of . underrate. loses. appetite, suffers from indigestion, headaches and sleep- lessness, and is nervous and exhaust- ed after slight exertion. It you have any of these symptoms do not, delay but begin treatment now , with Dr. Williams' rink Pills 'and you will be gratified with the'prompt improve- ment In your condition. Among the thousands wito have: found new health through the use o this medicine- i g t i cn s Mrs. Harbert Nagle, Ludlow, N.I3., Vine Saye;—"I had not been feeling well for some time anti was gradually growing weaker. I would take dizzy spells ainl ;often faint: I was subject to severe headaches and found it hard to do my work. 1 took doctor's medi- cine -for seine time, but it did me no good, and I was still, growing weaker. • In this condition I . began the use of Dr.. Williams' Pink pills, and in a short time found they were helping me. I continued the use of the pine fora while longer, and found that the trouble. that had -botherett tete was gone and' 1 was once more a well w•o- ntan''' Get Dr Williams' Pink Pi11s. at your druggist's or write The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont„ and the gills will be sent postpaid at ro cents a box', She Knew, First Actress—"Yes, when I came out the audience simply sat thole opeit:mouthed." Second Actress — "tele nonsense! They never yawn alt at wone ."-Ohio State Sundial ti h1e -"Dai•tin you aro the eighth wonder of the world." She (indignantly) --"And who, 1110 I ask, are the other seven?'' Mlnatd's' Liniment for scaly scalp. Cannibal. , Ideas Undergo Change Some are Capable of Intel- - Conversation, Says Lecturer London, --We trust that betore long trial by red-hot iron, ' boiling water, and mwaxi poison will be things, ot the past, This hope was expressed by P. Burton, a missionary, who lectured to the Royal Geographical Society on the march of civilisation in Central latanga, a strip of Darkest Africa ly ing to the north of Northern. Rhode=' Since the- clays of the war this strange country,' Inliablted by the :Rel- iant, a'people endowed with amelia' genes and industry, and, in some parte, with cannibalistic habits, has developed. swiftly 'with, the advent of the missionary and the trader. At present 1.,000 natives are. work- ing on tin. There 1a also coal, and tbe tnen extract sufliclont iron in some districts to make their own spears, Hoes, axes and knives. Good' Partnere. They have their ilsheries and cul- tivate, among other things: Tobaeeo, tree -lentils, pumpkins, . cucumbers, ground -nets, bananas, sweet potatoes, spring onions. • - Mi'. Burton said that, while in 10.14 scarcely a native could read or write, thousands now- pOssess both. accent plishmeuts, Alntost every chief now has his secretary. "00 the three secret societies,' said ilii. Burton, "tire BakasaudjI are far the most sinister. "No one is allowed to be initiated a.ntoug thorn untii he has eaten part —generally a drone—of some other, human being on 'the principle, 'I ani' now it super -man, for I. ani myself and the other Haan as well' "' r Cannibalism, Mr. Burton emphas• feed, is practically" confined to the neighborhood ofr the LuVidyo water• "Olie 'finds anion g these cannibals," he said, "credibteIron-tvorkers living. in fairly: decent_surroundings and adopting much of present •dey 111111. Your grocer knows whet`i you cider _pp ROSE ORANGE PEKOZ yolk are a judge o fine tea.. z Radi and Fire Preserving Cauteirbury To preserve the treastres and keep the historic building in condition' the Sets- inCTotuntry Need Extra society of Friends of Canterbury Care in Proper Grounding Cathedral, in London, has been form - as Protection A:P,alrist'. e.dby the Dean. The cathedral Is fa-.: mons, for its numerous monuments. and tombs, and is know as the cradle ef : English Christianity. Lightning In installing a radio 'receiving set in the country, that is on the farms awl in villages anti towns where there are few street wires and: pipes to car- ry away lightning charges, a little ex- tra care is advisahle, Lightning lney be attracted bythe aerial and travel- ing down this may net ;only demolish the set but destroy the house as well, But ley the addition of a simple grounding device the lightning will be deflected harntlessly'into the earth. The Ontario Fre Marshal's Depart- ment, adviee epart,ment,'adviee keeping all aerials, if mounted on the roof, below the term- inals of the >regular lightning' rod masts. It is better to place the aerial away from buildings altogether, using' poles for this special purpose. only. There should be a good.018001 single pole knife switch between the aerial and the set. The middle .of this switch is connected to the aerial and one end to the set ,and the other to the" ground. When the set is not In use the aerial should be directly connected to the ground' and there should always be a tag attaching to the set warning people -against using the same during an electrical storm: If lightning should strike the aerial it will then travel down the wire through the knife switch and into the ground connection without .going MISTAKES MOTHERS 'd1AKE IN CIRC O1! LI.PTLC OILS Many mothers give their children gelid foods at too early aii age and say proudly that •their,babies "eat everything that grown-up people do." Such a .cenrse is almostiiceetain: to' bring on indigestion and lay tha foun- dation ot much 111 -health for the lit- tle one, ' Other mothers administer barsh, nauseating purgatives ,which in real• sty irritate and injure 'the delicate stomach and: bowels and at the' same time cause the children to: dread all medicine.. Absolutely no meat should be given to a child until it reaches the age of 18 months, and `then only it approved by the doctor. For "medicine, all strong, disagreeable oils and powders should be abandoned and Babys' Own Tablets • given instead., Baby's Own Tablets "are especially made, for •little ones. They are pleas- ant to : take and can be given, with ab- solute safety to even the new-born babe. They ;quickly banish constipa- tion and indigestion, break up colds and simple fevers and make the crit - ting of teeth: easy. They are geld by mededine: dealers or by mail at 20' cents a box .from The Dr. Wlliams' Medicine CCo.; Brockville; Ont. Many thermometers. have .been get- ting their high degrees recently. British Settlers One hundred and fifty-two young Englishmen trained at the Labor Min- istry's farm live arrived at Quebec` and are now oil their way to agricul- tural employment in the West. iJnt11 they 'were selected for Canadians set Clement,they were among the. unem- ployed in • England and doti:htlee$ faced a depressing future. Now this is all changed. They come to a conn' try where industry is greatly reward- ed, wiltere men with. ne better chances thin themselves have risen to lead their provinces, and where farming, the chief source .of the country'S wealth, ,camlot'be sacrificed to other industries in the way in which it has been in England. They should be full 00 hope for iiia future.- But not only they; so also should all Canadians, if this experi- ment succeeds. And whether is suc- ceeds menet crow' depends mainly on our organizations and individuals ho the West. That the men are the,right. material," we have no reason -to doubt.. That they have been taught' enough to Kit them for a start on a Canadian farm..goos without saying: They will not shirk their tasks. But they can- not untol'talte them 'with any degree 0,0 eompospr'b 10.110e itself becomes a more empty drudgery. Though, in coming to, Canada, they are being given a' new ,start with great promise for the tutors,, it must not he forgot- ten' that they themselves will be sac- rificing many of the better things which life has 10 0010r, It ie'no' easy matter for a titan who has been brought up in the bright surroundings of human companionship and who is accustomed to the quick 'exercise of wits, to, devote himself 'suddenly to the ^exclusive exercise of his muscles and tete solemn_ delight of • lonely meditation. • • Distinguished Visitdrn to Cansda1 Canada Is an ideal holiday resort in' the flpintmt of the d. txnbulshed group of passenger's who arrived in the Dominion a few ddye ago on tate 1Vltite Star Liner Megantic to enjoy their vacation. Fren1 left to right the group,ihcludes Sir Thomas 'Eslnonde,,Bart., Senator, fn the Irish Free State, and Lady Esmonde; Lady Craig, her daughter, and SirlErnest Craig, Bart., tIf,P. for. Crewe, who owns otillierioe''in 'Wales. Sir Themes Pemondo is' a minter al note and deepite the feet that he has. hunted.. hi practically every country, he, thinks: Canada. hes the f1uiest hunting and,110ing inthe world Gard ltd has said so in one et.his,:baolte. 'On this trip,he will 'ravel right through. -Canada. ,and . probably shootbig game in western ' -Canada, Sir Ernest Craig, on. the other band, will enjoy,a quiet holiday in the Muskoka Lakes ili,etrict before returning to England. through the receiving apparatus. But, warns Deputy. Fire Marshal George F. Lewis, this devise'ehould not be confused with a lightning rod; it will not . protect the house but simply takes the charge away from the radio set. Space at Premiunm Space at the British Industries Fair to be held, simultaneously in London .and Birmingham next year promises soon to be .at a premium. To date ,twice as match space has boon re- served for displays as: was reserved last year. The fair will run from Feb. 20 ro lvtarch 2, Minard's Liniment relieves Backache. "Customers are much the same as they were, fifty years ago—liverish, c ptioue and critical," E; Parry James. Classified Advertisements SxieuATzosrs.vAos x'T.. ADY. OR GIOBTLEIIOAN WANT? i) '.l..A in ()very oity, town arta vlliage In Ontario, to act as exclusive repreeen- • tative in ' distribution of • the Bible Prayer; whole or part time: position of importance;. do 'business at home; pleas- ant and profitable occupation. -Apply by letter only.: 131ble Prayer Association, .616' Ontare) street.- 'Toronto. • The Airport Future' "There is -,et groat opportunity for. the cities and, towns that can secure a, place on these Or routes,". says a recent bulletin: of the Babson Statis- tical Organisation, 'Wellesley; Maas. "So fax we have refrained from malting any general predictions re- garding the, airplane industry. It is not something that can be built up over night, as. the experience of the. past 10 years has demonstrated. The time has not,' come, however, w' en advances in aeronautics will be much more rapid. Safer and better planes are being. built, aud, suitable landing fields, and marked airways are being developed, The .public gradually is becoming ''air -wise. Next spring several new pasdenger and.,express air lines will begin operating. E,eu- tually airplanes will fly over carefully !narked routes provided with beacon lights, radio direction and emergency landing fields provided through the co-operation of the United States De- partment or Commerce. Several routes have some 00 these facilities already. "Solve flay every root availabbla for advertising that is located on au ea: tablished air route will be very vatu- able. Such space can be obtained at low prices now. Clients who are ad. vertising should sign up the best bf these locations for as long- a period as possible. As the airplane incit,stry develops, it will bring as many bets opportunities as the automobile has brought. It eventually•will affect real estate values, develop new lines of business and change the travel habits of a large number of people.' We urge clients to 'consider seriously these in- fluences now because the :time is near at hand when they will begin to he felt." • a 'Very True., Teacher — "What is - an 1810nd, Charles?" Charles,—"A place fi'here the bot- tom of the sea sticks up through the water."—Denison Flamingo.. Minard's Liniment for sore feet. . "The mita. Who Mases Shakespeare will handle 'men a great deal better than the Man who only 'knows his rnathiematics''—Bishop of'Hereford. Constantinople Poor After' Kernal's , Visit Constantinople: W1th' more than a million' Turkish pounds spent in cele- brating Ilio recent' visit to Constantin- ople of Mustapha Memel Pasha, Pre sideni of the Turkish' republic, the, majority of the population of the, metropolis is prepared to liye forJ.lte rest of the summer on bread and cheese; flavored with gala meuteries of tlte'spectaoular and costly show, The municipality drained its. trea- sury-tostch an extent that it has not yet been able to pay salaries or pen- sions for June, and -those not depend- ent on. t11e municipal budget are not Much. better offs as the greater part of thea ' postanal TlliXait'y allowance gent into subscriptions collected for the celebration. The money was used foe triiunplial:arbbes, flags, pictures- of icturesof the "gitazl," as wed las an $9000 American-made automobile and a high powered motor'lioat, which were pre- sented to the President. MJlinard's I-Olincent for burns. „,,;; ISSUE No. 35-'27 AGENTS _ Elritnrt SE`X — $76.00 weekly easy: -selling : PALCo CLB.4NERs. WASHO; 1?OLISFIRI9E. Cleans everything right. Removes Road Tar without lniury to paint. Sells on demonstration, Samples free.' P. A, 'LE'I`1.AGRIC & CO., Alexandria, Ont. Sprained: 'Ligaments. Gentle massaging with. Min. ward's will quickly relieve the pain and titifeness. . CANCERFREE BOQK 'BENTonREQUEBT Tells cause of cancer and what to do for pain, bleeding, odor, etc. Write for at to -day, mentioning this paper. Ad, dress Indianapolis Cancer ,Hospital Indianapolis, Ind. Ym' - v1O „ W r`e SICK ABED EMT MONTHS After Taking Lydia E.Pinkkham's Vegetable Compound Could Do All Her Work and Gained r in Weight Meifort, Saskatchewan. — "I had inward troubles,beadachesand severe pans xn my back and sides. I was se sick generally that I could not sit up and I was in bed mostof the time for eight months. An aunt came to visit and help me as I was unable to attend to my baby and ,,.,. could not do my. work. She told me to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound, and aftor taking two bottles I could get titYlied dressy my- self. I also took Lydia E. Pinkham s Blood' Medi tine. Wien I first teak the medicine I only weighed seventy- Mightpounds. Now I weigh time as uch. I'f I get out of sorts orweary and ca'n't sleep I always take another bottle of the Vegetable Compound. I find it wonderfully good for fe- male troubles, and have reeonr niertded it to my neighbors. .I -will be only too glad to answer anyletters • I receive asking about it."—Mrs. WtieJAIO Pinang, Bo»•48d,'Melfort,,, Saskatchewan. . c L Ma: uzz went to tile Country.: `'',t',ip may! LIT spray clears your home of flies and mos- quitoes. It also kills bed bugs, roadies, ants, and their eggs. Fsttal to insects but harmless to 1 imankind.\ Will not stain. Get Flit today. DObib,ard in Canada 8x Fredj.Mililoe, de Co.,L:inlited, Tercets �l;Nhd'a<:fep DESTROY`"3' Flies Mosquitoes Moths Ants Bed Bugs Roaches "Tile ydrow tan with the MO lured"