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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-11-24, Page 7SAP L-' (On With Lntightcr) eecessautsteerseessetereatea Tend to Your Own. Don't bother so much about some- bodyelse, Jost think of your own little work; If you only keep busy, you'll not have the time, To notice how other folks sI rk. 1J0 all that you Can to bring cheer the world And overcome evil with good, There's'no•need to fear or cherish re- gret,/ • When you've done just the best that you Could. 0 s A church is no stronger_ than tho weakest link in its chain of Mee -Mere. • if Accept.3 nces Were True Mr. Harold Applehottom regrets' that the 'eight-hour working flay_ 0b;, • served by the Long Hang Wang Lang' Laundry Company makes it impos- sible for him to get his only dress shirt Lack in time adeept the Ithid invitation et Miss:' Iona Ford for din- ner. Thursday, November ninth. The barber was surprised to receive a tip before he began to shave his customer, Dealer Tones. ".'It's not many customers who tip beforehand," be said. "That's not a tip," -said Jones, "It's - hush money." We havo noticed that the couples whor' rocking a cradle ' are kept busy c g don't have much time to waste rock- ing the boat ou the matrifnoniai sea,• Prof. (diemiesing class)—"Oh, Miss Aonesteel„ may I hold you for a -mta- ute after class?" U u chin A little' s ns e A little rain A tittle lose A little gain A. l i t t l e,.h a p 1s in o s s A little pain Not all sweet Not ail sour Nowa weed Now a Bower ,A goodly avet''ge • - Of suushine and shower. ' 'Determined"'to Cripple the Poor Girl "Dariisig' 1 -throw myself: at your, feet;" ;After treading on them all sign Ilow remorseless eyou are, Irreddyl" :Proved tits Contention. "A man. who can't express himself: so that people can. dnderstand him.is an idiot. 'Understandme-I „No." .y Old Christopher Columbus evident- ly ., was induced by some tourist agency to set sail from Italy in 1492. on the grounds that be should "See America First" "What dict you think of the jokes in the burlesque show?'," "Pretty. chorus." HEAR THIS 'BEAUTIFUL • WTALITONE SPEAKER There's something, about the rlch� hand -colored effect ,of this Radio- speaker which immediately attracts the:eye'aid creates a desire to own one. The VItalitone "Conqueror" model shown above appeals to those who want.something 'Distinctively Different." Hear this VttalIitone at your local Radio Store, Pr[ced at only $21.60, or write direct to the Q.R.s.'MUSIC CO., CANADA, LTD.' 310 Spadlna Avenue, Toronto 2, Baldwin Takes. Stock There is a tradition in Britain, that the Prince Minister should tidied. an - informal account Of his: ateevardsliip' at the banquet given by the Lord Mayor on: the -day Of hie accession to office. The customehas beep repeated. for so many years that the chancel leries of Burette await its delivery with keea expectancy and ambaesa dere and representatives ,of both emelt and great Powers attend. . Premier Stanley Baldwin has not ciiaappointedR the banquet ghosts and the Sur=wider circle of, statesmen and interested observers who read the speech to -day. „Not -only did he make a general survey of world conditions especially as they impinge' upon: and affect the policies of the British Em Aire but be traversed the situation to Britain with an optimists that carries conviction by its sincerity. - The keynote of his speech was the unstinted praise given to M. Brland gild Herr Sttesemann for their ef- forts in the cause of European peaee. Nothing could More dearly indickte the swiftness with whieha„ national policies change or how the senttmenta of whole people receive a new erten tation rapidly and yet lmpercetitiiky* it thee l z n sra 1 tion hat nl at af- ter the sounding of the bugle, ofarmis-' titer the Prime Minister of .Britain is commending -the example of the Gee - man Foreign Minister tett urging the statesmen of the- Balkans, to hmuiate hint. "Britain, France, Germany :ad Ila', the protagonists of the great -struggle bt yesterday, now meet ,as partners and equals to advance the cause of peace and forward the convalescence of our common oviiization," says Mr. Stanley Baldwin, and in. that Bingle Sentence epitomizes the "yea't changea that hare taken. -place in •the :senti- mente aid outlook' of the nations that but a' few targrt yearn ago _ 'were at !Ileath-grips. ' What France and Germany hare done In the quenching ;of hatreds and in the diminishing. of Mistrust in nine years .can be achieved those other nations with' ft common boundary- where Ute flames of hatred and jeal, Busy are stir rampant, a hindrance .to' the cause of, world peace end to the "convalescence of civilization' J.. In appealingto, the state men hof the Little bjnteifte and the smaller^nations of Europe that they should folios; along the pant- which ' Briand' earl• Stresemann Ihave hewn out Mr. Bald- win did not intend to minimize the. efforts' already made but tether to point out that the admission of Ger- many to the League and the co-opera- tion displayed by the Great 'Powers,„ especially during. the Inst twelve months, had made the responsibilities of the . smaller nations greater and their opportunities richer- PUsudeki in Pohand, Masaryk lel Czecho-Slova- kit and Pasehitclt:, the founder of Greater Serbia, have aecgmplished a great deal muter a heavy handicap. Yet Soarer their activities have been largely confined to domestic problems, "The time has .{:orae;:; says Premier Baldwin, "to widen the horizon of their risfon, to come out boldly for tate eradication of :international 'hat- reds a'ncl to aid the, convalescence of our common 'civilization. ""—ltiontreal Star. Interesting Data ''Plants• Bloom Out of Season When Their Light is' Altered By centreDing the sunlight that: e reaches ' Certain, plants, it'itas beeh found possible to force thein to bloom out of season, earlier or later than their usual period. Phxperiniente havo beep made with dahlias, African mari- golds, poinsettias,-. Klondyke cosmos and late varieties of chrysanthemums. It now appears ;that the plants pro- duce flowers -in direct relation to the lengthy of the daylight 'period. ' With this to guide them, experi- menters trick the flowers into bloom- ing at unusual seasons. This can he done by covering the plants or by talc- Mg aleing them into the cellat' for.. -an hour or two hertZre :sunset• each day. This produces sunlight conditions approxi matlug Autumn; with a shorter period of daylights, and the plants' -bloom earlier.: Conversely, it has been found, Mat' lengthening the short y lays': of Autumn and STinter with the aid of electric lights of proper intensity :Apre- vents there plants front: ;lowering in their normal season. ft is even possible to force differ ent parts of some planta to• blossohl• at diffet'eftt asasons. Minard's Llnim'•tnChilblains.' 'rite benevolent old lady war; about to d,a,op her usual; coin in'the ,hat of the blind beggar at the corner, "'You dont seam to be the same man ;who hits here always," she remarked. to eo ltd.?, lie's niy brother > t'( 11000 your brother to not ill," she event on" "OIs, no nrutn,' was the un- expected answer, 'ile's taken an 68000000 off andgone to the movies." Of. cthe ofpackages millionsIra g 'cif Red -Rose Tea sold few, if a17.yr are roti rned .as :nan.satis factory T 11 ml's. because Red Rose is packed on1 in A:lumx- nuni. There is sever any loss of; flavor trolligh arrsp - nese, Never day -staleness Or deterioration.' The Tright, • clean alurniliuin corrtdalner keens Red s -rash aradl.' ,•1 Rose a froth Squirmy :me elle gay ' i' vvaO.. packer$ Floods in Old El gl(lit lei ENGLAND, TOO Pheh'o havobeen great gales and floode in the Ohl Land. A street in.Pieet- wood,;Laneashire ,after` the great storm of early November. Schwab,`ell's:.: Hew : He Shied.•. at Aviation Admits He Refused 'to Finance Wright $rather' in • Early • Days Chicago.' - Charles" M, Schwab,. chairman of Atte board of the Bethle- hem,Steel Corporation, told a mogting of mechanical engineers here that more than 25 years ago he was asked to b,efp.tinance the Wright izr'Others: in their early 'efforts .5o develop' t heavter-than air"flying machine and that he diel --not aid thele, Two reare. later, Orteille and Wilbur Wright made the heist ;fights by man in Buell a machine and bad invented the sys- tem, of control need in all flying ma- chines to -day'. Asked for Sdpport. It -was ;in 1901 that Charles R. Flint, merchant and banker, brought .tire Wight brothers to hint seeking financial -support for their flying ex- perimeitts, Mr. Schwab. related to the. Chicago Chapter of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, of which he is national president. "I've been in a good many harem- scarum things in life but preserve roe from ;lying," her, Schwab reported nasalis reply to Mr. Flint.. M8' bwab became reminiscent.. as he recalled that next year will mark the . fiftieth anniversary of his e n- trance Otto the steel business, Du- man- engineerfhg: is the greatest :pr o- Sessiou.of all, he said. The man who can make workers content and happy and , pertionally s interested in their work is contributing richly 'to life, Source of.Satiefactton. The disease standard of manhood of workingmen. in America is as high as that -of society, he said, and that is why 'he hires the working people' of .this. country, Ire} continued. As he looks hack through the past halt -cent Wry, he asks himself ')what are the real.:tbipgs,_that ,lie,,has toiled to pos- sess. They -are not money; clothes; toed nor other material possessions, for tilde do not 'bring real satisftt0- tio r,.lie said. The real satisfaction is in iiving a life that results" in genuine Wends and in going through life kap- py sod laughing and with approval of one's fellow man. "nappy` is he' to whom they say, ' Well clone, good friend,'" Mr. Schwab declared. 'Be a friend .to. everybody and try always to do ;toed and, at the 'same time live to be a man among men,' be advited.liis feliow'engineers, "I believe in -building on a true fou0- dation• of honesty, integrity and loyal- ty. What happy people we should be to be citizens of this richly 'bndowed Nation," Reparations Berlin Lokal:Anzelger: • (Parker Gil- bert,- - ilbert,-. allied a'ep,arations agent, .has warned the .'German: Government agalifst carrying out the law to -in- crease the pay of; public olficials.)'On,e i:oilld not greatly reproach the reparS,- tlone agent for lie 3s doing no more than fulillling his, duty.':It' is his task. in f • act to see that German tribute is paid inlull-and that the treeeure' chests of Paris, London, Rome, Brus- sels and New York do not suffer any, lossee.by reason of the feet that the Government of 'the .Befell. wish to make, some small improvement in the lamentable conditions submitted to by. German officials. Bat, with this letter of Mr, Gilbert's the veil intern aside with. which the Germans statesmen who were in support 4 'the plan habitually • enveloped the Dawes detente. - My wife has run away with a man In my car "Good heavens! Not your new car?",. IA motorist lett leis 000 outside a restaurant -while he had lunch, On enlarging, however, he observed that a constable was standing guard over it, so he quickly, withdrew inside and thought swiftly. JlIaving certain :rea- dies for not desiring another sunl- mone'.that..week, the motorist made ass exit by a tear door, and, going, home, teleplioned to Scotland lard saying that his oitr had been' stolen. Hall -an -hour later the 'police tele- phoned to say that the stranded car had been discovea'ed ouleido the.-- l'estanrahti and would the owner ipleaee pall.therg for it? 1 - Specialist Warns Against Cancer Says if Disease Attacks . - Younger Generation. Hu- • man; Race Doomed, Dayton, ' Oliio.—If cancer should change its attack to the younger generation it,tould wipe out el-011za- t1o1ii within two years. That warning wee Ciseped recently by Dr. Gilbert Fitzpatrick, Chicago, president of the tion of Cancer and a, specialist ,of 11. ternational repute, at the joint meet, tug of the. - Souther'Ohio,Ohio State and Hiami Valley Homeopathy Ivledi- cal societies. Dr. Fitzpatrick asserted, newspapers of the United States mast be usedef-- fectively if there is to be an effective warfare against the spread of cancer. "Ali the medicai;delibeiatiohs con- fined to the four stalls will be of no avail unless that knowledge ,is con- veyed to the laymen, 'he said In des- cribing the public press as "the great American university." Dr. Fitzpatrick deetered annual physical examinatione are one of the best methods in determining pre -can- cer conditions and consequently in checking the growth- CNDITIONS THAT Ill CAIN. FOR A' °�O IC the Blood is Symptoms That e Thin Should' Not I3e Will Rogers on French Tariff; He's Also Still for Coolidge To; the Editor, et 'tile Alert York Beverly .Ilillr,, Cal,—Seo where We it10 acre "at France snow for imitating us' and pelting on a tariff'againdt our .`. goods, lander putsat a dtsadvant 0;0'' on 0<1<100 1 of the'size of.. L'rance, It 11 was seine: South 01' 'Central American country; we could claim It 011111 unlawful and 'make 'em take It off. -I-iaroen t hoard from Ai-thur yet.- 'I V - doubt if he has seen' it. 1 don't guess he slums much 'in his reading.. It the Republicans don't run Coo- ridge history will repeat itself, < You saw: what ;happened to Pittsburgh when they thought they could will without Cuylel.' Yours, WILL ItOGERS. Neglected,. Weak, lacking In strength, energy, and ambition, nervous, sleepless, poor appetite, digestion disturbed --these are the symptoms 'of a great majority of people who have been benefited by the use of Dr Williams' Pink Pills: The great value ot this medicine in eases of this kind is proved by the statement et lilts W. (3eni1ier,_Ring- aton, Ont., 'who says:=lPollowing n severe cold I was left in a rubdown, nervous couditlon; I had 'pains in the back and limbs 'and could„ scarcely Mnetle tibbut, I did not sleep well at night and was despondent and dis- couraged. 1 decided to ,try Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills ,and can truthfully say that atter the 088 of six, boxes, the change in my eo3Zlition was noth- ing short of marvellous. The patns vani'ahed, I slept well, had a good ap- petite, and In every way felt welt rind strong. .1 else sue the, pills to my daughter, whd'was,iu an anaemic con, dation and, feeling quite miserable, and in her case, too, they restored health I hope my experience may help some other weak pel$0n." Dr. Williams' Pink fills are sold by all medicine, dealers or sent by mail, et 00 . cents a box by The Dr.. Williams' Medicine Co-, Brockville, Ont. A little boort, "Building Up the Blood, which contains many.. useful bealth hints:, will be sent freeonre: quest, lndependence Abroad -'This'little _voyageur , Is typical of modern woman. - She goes [;travelling and returns unaccompanied from Paris and London. She Is Isobell Duff -Stuart,.: daughter of Brig. -Gen, Duff -Stuart,: of: Vancouver, and when the cameraman on the. Cttltard Miter Ansonia shouted "'Mutton!" she did her military beet—then disembarked at Monttepl to tape trai ofor home. Mhiard's Liniimentfor`hteuritls.' An old: woman who had called in the doctor to give het treatment for a cold was somewhat grumpy when she ,found' that het' own, doctor had been ;stable to conte, aol hall dent a soling deputy. After questioning and -exam- ining the nd exam- ihing:the patient, the ,young dacier nodded wisely and said;—"Ala I know what's :the , matter with you. Yeti are suffering frem _nasal catarrh." The old woman looked disgustedly at the;tdoclor. 'Hoots, man," site eaid.& sent for ybu"to dere ,pa cauld--no' t0. ehristep iib.:, IIAD OTHER rNGRCOIENTS Waiter: It looks ilke rain, sir. Diner (sipping temonado): Year: but 1 think there pre small quan- titles of lernon' and sugar In it as E ONLY MEDICINE BABY HAS DIAD Is What Thousands of Mothers Say of Baby's Own Tablets Once a mother has used Baby's Own Tablets •tor'her little ones she will use nothing else. Expei••ience .teaohee her that they are without an equal for t1- lieving baby` of any of the many minor ailments which afflict him atsone time or another. The Tablets never fail to be of benett—they cannot poesibl-y do harm as they are guaranteed to be free from: alt injurious drugs. Concerning Baby's Own Tablets Mrs. .R'r sail Hill, Norwood, Ont„ says:—"I eha11 always have' a good word to..eay for Baby's Own Tablets. I have give;; them to our baby .girl In fact they are the only medieiite she has ever lied acid I am proud to ,lay that she took second prize at our baby show. She is: eleven months old and weighs 22 pounds. .No mother -Whose child is peevish or ailing will make a mistake 10 giving Baby's Own' Tab - lata.' ilaby`e Own Tablets .are sold by medicine. .dealers or direct by mall at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont. Minard's Liniment for Distemper. "The dear old lady was )ate at church, and entered as the cengrega_ tion wee rising _to sing. "Dear hie," siie eattl_wil:ft a smile, "don't get up Ott my account!' - Its . qualities ' preserved the. /der., Aluminum package. ]!f RED ROSE ORANGE. PEKOE is•extr a . Aa hen L.eghoxacas feed We have had occasional losses in our Leglsorn flocks from full grown, hens- bleeding to -death at the comb. A small peck from another bird fiestas to start the flow ot blood. Other Mem- bers of the flock pecle at the wound to obtain the blood and the ,bleeding oontinues < until the bird dies , from weakness and loes.ot bloods' A drug called adrenitlin chloride can often be Used to atop? the flow ofd' blood from -the comb. The hen should' pe isolated when the bleeding is dis- covered so that other hens will not peck the wound- It is important to locate a bleeder at once and apply treatment. Many Iessee occur be- cause the bleeding bird is not located until she is bled white and very weak. Watch -for the pale Leghorn; that re - maths on the perch and eeems every weak. Examine' the comb Carefully. Sometimes only a drop 00 blood will show at a time and this slow bleed-' ing will . continue for many days be- fore the bird dies. Sometimes a bird' Britian a Continental Power Paris' Temps: By her signature of the LoearnoRhine Pact Great Britain not only made the Rhine her. but made herself a European Coirti- nental Power,for :,a Power which' is forced to defend' its security ,012. the Rhine 1s net in a pdsltion to rest in different in he face of European complications that endanger the gen' erat -peace.. , The seecessity . is Mown - bent tlpon Great Britain, just like other Continental Powers,. to 'assume the responsibility of gunrantoeing all the nations alike before any step can be taken towards' a' reduction of exist- ing armaments. 4 For all pains—Minard's Liniment. French Finance Paris Figaro: (Care tend thrift must not be abated, if a permanent ina- proyetnent of French finances is to be °fret:ted). " To prevent a relapse, Which would be exceedingly grave,, what must be done? Everybody knows the anewer. We must have a continuity of policy which will alio* the work which has "been started to be,.broltght to fruition. In theory this policy depends on the so'tereign ,peo- ple, and it would seem that they had gone out of their seises,' 1f they did not *wish `to make certain of their safety. But it, practice. the deelsien is much less a matter for universal, suffrage than It is for the leaders, the committees, the different groups which dispose okra fraction of power, Um caucuses and the electoral parties. tsever has the paradox of democra- cies' appeared greater. than in times of crisis, For then 'all depends on the people; but on whq do the people de- pend? _ i` ,r We Offer You Our Services to BUY OR SELL 114,Iovernmw i ,urncipa". 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Erythema, Itch, `• Salt Rheum,' PimpPles, Chilblains, -Bolls,, Poison Ivyy, -Lupus, etc. Works like i magic; price 60e, 31.00_ and $2.0o;;. lb. 16.50. Mrs. F: McGregor, 286- Scotia St., Winnipeg, mane 0(,�. NA 0 .k, WOLVES, FOX, LYNX. C'7 Patent - Double -lock, ' guaranteed gnawproof, :Sample 01, one dozen 04.. Dollar Snaring and Trapping book tree witt,,'iittorder of dosen. Clrealar. Dealers write Bill Hoffman, Narrowly, Man. will aow2Teritlybleed; to death from BOYS5 .(t2 00 Given no WORE the small injury at the base of a G1 LS JVBT piT1Q Sim ty sell 60 Sets of Our Famous feather. Examine a bird that seams Chrest:nes Seale'for 101 a set When Dale avid.. showsa splash ofbloodon sold send us *7,00 and keep 5200. Wo the side ot th& body or wing.A bird 1 trust you tilt Xmas. St• Nicholas Seal Co„ Nest 604WL. Brooklyn, N.Y., V.S.A. with that type . of injury will surely i die from weakness. 1f the gradual toss ' of blood is not stopped, . 'The Soviets and Britain an of A OoldAt, buythe "feuddtelcy's". The Moscow Izvestia: (r. C. T..Zraugfl_. first dose does two things :relnet8a die cough instantly and art, British Minister' at Riga,. warned delights the taste, Ailtersnttrom. Latvia with regard to the Soviet-Lat- na other remedies for Coughs,hs Children Like it -- So Will You vlau Treaty.) This- statement means a direct' indication to Latvia that she has the right, to- conclude. only . those treaties which snit England. The press of the world is never tired of cryingout about the alleged interfer- ence nt rfrence 01 theU R u t i r f S S i he me nal affairs of foreign States; but never 'Colds,Broachitis. Prevents "Flu ", Pneumonia and nil Throat tukd Lung troubles, Sold •everywhere under money -refunded guarantee. W.- 10, Budder, Limited, ited, 142 Mutual St., Toronto s r UC LE MIXF'URE' Acts Ikea trash— , t h to )< tl n , lMak ssi atomic , s « Sip and nowhere could' it adduce any anis • of the U.. S. S. 8, ever' so relnotelyl akltt.to Mr. Vanghan's action. NO Tlfl l T Q are so easy and perfect iF you use the samekind of dyes Profes- sionai Dyers use. Dyes that are put up in highly concentrated, finely powdered, soluble form. No work, to . dissolve them. Never any shaving, scraping or crilmblingthemup. Theyare: DYES' For : Your Stock M!nerd's Is a handy and eirec• tine flfirst aid both in the stable and barn. SICK ABED EIGHT dTMONTHS After Taking Lydia E. Pinkban?s' Vegetabletompound Could Do Al Her Work arid Gained in W ' ht Melfort; Saskatchewan.— "I had inward troubles, headaches and Bever° pains m my back and sides. I was so sick generally that I could not sit up and I was in bed most of the time for eight months, An aunt carte to visit and help me as x was unable to attend to my baby and could not do ley work. She told, me to try Lydia E Pinkha m'sVege- table Compound, and after taking two bottles I eouid get up and dress my- telt. ytelt. 'I also took Lydia E. Pinkham s Blood Medi:dee. When I first took the medicine "I --only weighed seventy- eight pounds. Now I weigh twice as much. If I get out of sorts.alr;,weary and can't sleep I always take another bottle of the Ve etabl'e Compound: I find 'it wondorfully'good for fe- male troubjes, and have recom- mended it to my neighbors. I'will be only too glad 05 answer any -lettere I receive asking about it.4t—lblrs. WILLIAM Rrrcltl>':`., ]lox 486; tfelfort, Saskatchewan. Banish Pimples By Using Cuticura Soap •te Cleanse Ointment to Heal `Try our rsew Sha g .'l- host t.: The whole world knows Aspirin, as an effective antidote' for, pair. But it's'fiat as important in now that Moe is only cute ;'gamine Aspirin. The: flame Bayer 's on every tablet, and on the box If the name Bayer appears, its genuine; and if it doesn't, it is not! T-Ieaclaches are dispelled by Aspirin. So s,re coats, and r with them neuralgia, neuritis and :'rheuma- the pain that g"oe„ tl_en , even. �e g , tislrlromptly relieved. ;Get �4spiria-mat any drugstore--witI P i proven directions, Physicians prescribe Asn- i it does NOT affect the heart 0 i Aspirin to Ste trndn mark iteg!stered to Cnnadal'id:opting.Barer -tSsnnfactare.' Vitifle t is'teen amawn the< Auah0, tmNts 0nser etanuloshttei 10 nstnra the 156110 ssatnst inn( tiese, the Tablets wilt , tie :tasted mu; their ''2ayre :Cress". trwdetnerlr,..