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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1924-10-16, Page 7g��d Next ,time try the finest grade-- T -e RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE A Song of the N rth. in my ear is the croon of the soft, num- mer breeze,', As It lingers hi balsam and: pine; In my heart is the sons of the unfet- tered waves, Ae they gambol and ripple and shine. l dip mythin paddle with rhythmical stroke, And away glides my buoyant canoe; Below me the glory of unmeasured deep, Above me the clouds set in bllue. 'Tis the north that enthralls, with its far-flung expanse Of boulder and forest and hill, Where 'unnumbered islands, like rug- ged green gems, Are mirrored when waters are still, Anon conies the loud, plaintive ery of the.leon, Tn the fastness are echoes at play;' !r fisher swoops down on hie unerring, On a cliff waits a hawk for his prey. They lure me, enchant me with strange, mystic charm, Tilt moonbeam twilight brings mbeam and eand when once going should be rigidly And out of the depths of the gathering adhered to. Troublesome rehearsal at gleam tendance can be eliminated by keeping Low voices of night sound afar-: awaiting list of replacements. This also The soft crooning breeze and the song works well in other disciplinary ca of the waves, pacities. The murmur of woodland and glen, However, no standard should be so It is these that appeal to adventurous high as to disgust a boy; no rules so pp rigid as to be prohibitive of trial and Month ' effortis And quicken the pulses of men. . Always consider that such an Elm, in Canadian National organization depends 'largely upon Railways Magazine. • good will andvoluntary eff''ort. Thin Ialone should be the first evidence of interest. Take` this interest and build Insects With Flying Homes. with it, There is a groat deal of in - Among our most eurioue insects are, teresting work to be done with the bird -flies;, which spend their lives atboys' glee club.• lathed to the warm bodies of various • kinds of wild birds. There' are not many varieties of these L,ale Casts Up Sulphate. neseenger flies, and among those re- - When the hater of Salt Lake, Utah, cently discovered in America were a reaches a temperature .below 30 de - few species itnown in Europe. This green Fahrenheit, it manufactures extensive --distribution, of the few is sodium sulphate and accommodatingly believed to be due to.the fact that the' casts it up on the beach. The fact that insects frecjuent certain kinds- of mi- the deposit of sodium sulphate can be grating birxis4 i gathered before it goes back into solu- These ineects detach themselves tion bas led to the construction of a from the body of their hest should -her plant for harvesting and refining tb die, and dart off to Lind another bird i in/aerial into . a commercial product. on which to live. I The average period Of production will The mother bird-flieslay only one bo two months each year. During a large egg at a time. This develops in-' season Of mild winter there may be tote peoullar kind of larva, it lives • none produced and during years of with its mother until grown op, when.' cold winter the sodium sulphate may it is either deposited in a suitable spot be precipitated for three months, or just'Iett to look niter itself. judging by weather records of twenty years: A Few Tips for the Boys' Glee Club in Schools. The. boys' glee club should be con- eidered by all theschool as a special. ized course of instruction in singin for boys. It 'd'enotes a' 'considezabl degree of talent and training, A though not repaired, there should b some premium put upon .ability t read well. Xis organizing a glee club the levlm tion should be extended :to every boy with the understanding that he roil be given a competitive examination There aro, various ways and syste of giving prellitainary examinations The final' tett of a voice in so anal an organization as a glee club le th blendingquality it has with, the othe velem. It was the writer's privileg to hear a glee club of one of the uni versities recently, The young men looked and. acted well, but they'suf feted the handicap of poor voice selec tion,, which in then caused the group to fail in putting over any great thrills that the 'audience tally expected. An individual voice 'pray sound One way alone, but, possibly, quite another way when. with other voices. Dignified standards should be set up BY DR. J. 1 MIDDLETON Provinslal toard ui Health, Ontario Otr: Middleton will be glad to answer toicatlous me Public Health rats• leer, through thin column. Address him at apedine. House: Seieesis Crescent, Termite.. 1 The :chief cause of death in the childbirth state are septwcentla or b'ood poisoning and albumin in the u •inn Both of these conuitions sae largely preventable. The former, bet- ter I:nown as maternal sepsis, 11 an infection usually transmitted from the outside. Local infections such as bad teeth or infected tonsils may be the causative agents, The years 1919, 1920 and 1921,showed an average of g 89.1, Per cent, of all maternal deaths e in Michigan to have occurred from 1- sepsis. e What is the ,cause of this heavy o mortality? Surely a large part of it is due to neglect and mismanagement. _ Statistics from Toronto hospitals show that the death -rate or expectant , mothers who are supervised in hos- pital during the period of childbirth • Is very much lower than those 'who are me' not supervised. If all expectant moth- . ers would place themselves under- the 1 care of a capable physician and have e regular examinations the number of ✓ cases of, puerperal alSuminuaia could e be cut to a minimum. ` How often pregnant women experience seeming- ly trifling ailments such as swelling of the :feet, headaches, !Peeks floating - before the eyes, ailments which to the average woman uninformed about these conditions may seem not worth mentioning, but which . are in reality grave \+awnings of approaching dan- ger. If all expectant mothers would Place themselves selves under the care of a physician early in their pregnancy, they coulci daily. report -these seem- ingly trifling eem-ingiytrifling complaints and vigorous Medical treatment could at once be entered upon. The convulsions that ,identify: themselves with the condition of albuminuria could be prebented in many instances by proper supervision: Albuminuria .extracts n toll of just nineteen per cent. of all puerperal deaths, and yet we often hear of ex- pectant mothers never consulting a doctor at all until the pains of labor have. commenced. The care that expectant mothers should observe cannot be 'over- emphasized. ' Accidents of pregnancy account for 16.8 per cent of deaths in the puerperal state; accidents of labor account for 12.2 per cent.; puer- peral hemorrhage,•9.8 per cent; "milk leg," 4 per cent.; other. causes foiliew- ;ing childbirth, 6 per. cent. In 1921 the United States puerperal mortality rate vies 6:3 out of every 1,000 live births. The same figures Inc all practical purposes apply to Canada • This is too heavy a death rate among mothers, and every effort must be put forth by the Government and the public' to try ° and reduce this heavy.,mortalitp. World's Wealth Reaches Amazing Total. ' The aggregate pre -War wealth' of the twenty -odd nations actively engaged In the great war, according to an;.esti- mate completed by the. research de- partment of the Bankers'' Trust Com- pany, of -New York, amounted to 0830,- 000,000,000. The wealth of these same nations to=day is estimated to be about $619,000,000,000, The pre-war wealth of the British 'Empire—that is of, Great .Britain, the dominions, India and the crown colonise, was approximately 4140,000,600,000, while to -day the wealth of this Same group of nations is estimated by -the Bankers' -Pru Company to be around $149,000,000 000. The wealth of France before th war is placed at just under $00,000 000,000, and is estimated tc be ap proximately the same today. The p war wealth of the United States is placed at -200,000,0600,000 and the wealth to -day at -280,600,000,000, while the pre-war wealth of Germany is esti- meted to have, been upward of 455,000;- 000,000. 66,000; 000,000. Tliese Bruns are till 'on the gold pre-war basis 'ot values, having been adjusted for Inflation. The per Capita wealth of Great Bri- tain today Is placed at $1,489 and of the different nations composing th Britlsh Empire at $418, Including th wealth and population of India. Tb wealth of Prance is estimated, in 1913 to be $1,484 per .capita and of th United States)„02,000 per capita. Tli wealth of Germany is placed at $90 per FaE?ita The Bankers' Trust Company point out that the total wealth of the formo belligerents has ` not material' changed as a result of the war, bu that there has been a marked redistri- bution of such wealth, this redfstrib tion having taken' place. not duly between .nations, but also as betwee the peoples within the boundaries C oath nation.—Mfrs: Rec. Drivers improve With Age. According to Dr. J. J. Snow, nation ally known psychologist, ' automibil drivers between the ages. of 30 an 39 are least likely to have accidents while those from 20 to 29 are const' tutlonally more careless; The old Supposition'that married men are less likely than single 'nen to have asci dente "has been definitely disproven he declares. Fitness to drive an huto mobile is solely a matter of intelll- genCe caution and quick nervous re. action to the needs, 0f a Sudden emer- gency,- FULL RIBBED The number of native Hawaiians is rapidly decreasing, about 26,000. of pure blood remaining on the islands. [$ M lnard'e • Liniment Reievea Pain, I L We profess to' be Christians and fiend deooription and full particulars ee then we use the talents God hasgiven L. CiA8TaL L0 us to discover the worsts methods of 73 W. Adelaide. et. man killing, — Sir Robert Baden-, Termite Powell, erve- a151:ar s h alti , t eats Mustard neutralizes the richness of Jet foods and makes thenyl easier to, ',anest. d assimilate foodd ables whichOotherw se would burden the digestive organs.' r� een '”' 232 aft, St d i`�.•E`t`x ire Our S1ifjP Pearl Ware Wash Board , is - so mrtrong, .tough and durable that a full-grown man or woman- can sti nd on it without, doing. the rubbing surface or any part of it the least harm! The enameled sur- face won't chip, flake or peel off. Think of the wear there is in such a wash board! There is the sane wearing qualities in all articles in SEW Pearl Ware. Try,out the iivasb board. and be convinced, • or ., �1 r1.War rac„S'1108? M E ',eine,' ii TqL PRODUCTS G rS o �t"err, vQh M°NTn0RL 3o5e T° WI1Jrvip e - Ezeorrss VANcoUeart CALGAec et - 56 THF GROWING GIRL Requires a Mother's , Constant Gare and Watchfulness. In their early teens it quite cora- mon for girls to outgrow their strength, and mothers should careful- ly watch the, health of their daughters at this time, for it is when strength ie oaPPed by too rapid growth that anaemia. develops, The first sign may be noticed by peevishness, lan- guor and headaches. The face grove et pale, breathiessne,a, cud palpitation follow, with low spirits. At the first symptom of anaemia. e mothers should act' at once. Neglect- ed anaemia often leads to decline, but. Pr if you see that your daughter's blood is enriched there need be no cause for anxiety. The fluent blood enricher ever discovered is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. The pure, red blood created by these pills • will quickly banish all signs. of anaemia. They will build up your girl's health and ensure her a robust girlhood. GIVe your daughter a course of Dr. Williame' Pink Pills now. Make her strong like thousaflde e of girls and women throughout -Can- s ado who have been rescued from the e clutches of anaemia by Dr. Williams! Pink Pills, You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills ee through any dealer In medicine, or by 1 mail at 500 a box from The Dr. Wif- liams•' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. a A Fox's Family Problem. t Peer Mrs. Pox had a hard problem on her paws. She had seven children, n- four boys and three girls, and. when as feeding' time came the boys—being n boys --always took the lien's share. f Mrs. FOX • saw her little girls daily growing thinner. What should she do? In Wild Live lit Devon Mr. Douglas Gorden, who for some days had been watching the family .beneath the fir trees) theta deseribe.s how tithe (oived ° her problem, d When next I saw the foxes I dia. • covered that the family had diminish• ed tn'numbers. It took me some little time to make sure of it, but at last 6 became convinced beyond a doubt that - only three remained, and the curious thing was that the remaining three Were certainly the 'weaker cubs, for whom I had been apprekiensivo, They appeared to appreciate the change; their little bodies were rounded out with the now abundant food that the mother' brought ,them: But I was vexed and a good deal puzzled to ac- count forh e t lose ofh t o others; a• I fearedo f ui play somewhere, but could trace it home to no one. When questioned, tho gamekeeper could t brow IIO light o n the e mlutter or offer any probable explanation, • In the course of our oonvorsation, how- ever, he told hie of another litter that he had discovered in a pertain gorge; a famous breeding placea mile or two away, 1 at once set' myself to etude'the newcomers. But for sorra time T gat only fleeting glimpses of the cubs as they played alnoiiget the brushwood. One afternoon, however, while lying in wait in my chosen lookout, I no tions an 016 fox coining up the gorge, carrying what locked, like a young crow, Now was nay chance. I. focus- sed my glass on 'the Ycl;t, started, look- ed'again and then -set the glass down in astonishment. It was the same old Biggest Dam in Egypt. The biggest of all dams is that at esus A u i u Egypt, gYp , � •h ore, .after years of failure, a great wall, nearly a mile and a quarter long, was built across the' Nile at a cost of10 00 $ 000 0. The building of this wall created a mighty lake, nearly 200 miles in length, which is 'employed for irrigation purposes. HTHY CHILDREN ALA SEES. The healthy child sleeps well and during its waking hours is never cross, but always harpy and laughing. It. is only the sickly child that is 'cross and peevish. Mothers, it your children do not sleep well; if they are ;cross and cry a great, deal, give them Baby's Own Tablets and they will soon be well and happy again, The Tablets aro a Mild but therongli laxative which regulate the bowels, sweeten the stom- ach, banish constipation, colic and in- digestion and promote healthful sleep. They axe absolutely guaranteed free from opiates and may be given to the new-born babe with perfect safety: 'You can obtain the. Tablets, through any medicine dealer at 26 cents a box, or by mall, post paid, frons' Tire Dr.• Williams' lMledicine Co„ Bioeltville, Ont. Aqueductscut for twenty, miles through the solid Tock of Ben Nevis are part of a vast scheme. now ,being started for harnessing water power over an area of 300 square miles of the Scottish I-Iighlands. Mlnard's Liniment tor' Rheumatism. Pongee sills is unbleached and in its natural colo': It 18 a product, not of domestic but u of wild silkworms. Worms do net Cat mulberry leaves, s but browse,' so to speak, 011 the leaves of the scrub oak trees of the Shantung hills. Tbehest'. Toe cc® r LtI v pipe OGDEN'S ir.W..gRP'OOLe EASY TRICKS No, 3530 uickness Of The 1-Tand This stunt is not: very easy to. do but when It is well practiced It ) is a very mystifying trick. Prop- erly performed it usually does a great 'teal to pereuade folks that there really is something in the magician's stock claim that "the quickness of the hand deceives the eye." - krold a half dollar in your right hand between the thumb and the finger tips, the right hand being about six inches from the open lett. Move the thumb away . from the coin. With .considerable force throw the coin As on the palm of the lett hand. As the coin strikes the palm, 'the left hand moves very ewiftly toward the open right and the coin files hack and is caught' in the right., The return of the coin to the right hand is so rapid that the eye cannot follow it .and the effect. Is that the coin was slapped into the left hand which lulmediately closes. The Ieft hand 18 opened and is seen to be empty. Theright hand is opened and is Seen to contain the coin. • fOiip this out and paste ft, with other o1 the series, to a scrapbook,) Revolving House. A revolving house has appeared in Germany Os the result of severe 'bous- hes conditions. The house, or perhaps we should say the apartment, consists. of a single large room one side of whloh is occupied by a circular revolv- ing platform divided Into three parte by partitions) that radiate from 'the centre. When the occupant gets out of bed in the moaning he „presses a button, and the platform carries bed and dresser out of sight and brings the breakfast table into view! Pressing another batten.brings round the living room. Occupying a cell Shaped like a piece of pie doesn't strike us BO an especially attractive propoition. "Gem- partrnent house" would be a, good name for the new architectural horror. Buy your out-of4own 'supplies with Dominion Morose Money Orders. Nothing is thought ,lard which is not new, and followed; yet we know that what was worn some twenty years ago comes into grace again.-- Beaumont gain.—Beaumont and Fletcher. For sore Feet--Mlnard's Liniment. Teach your children that home is a place where everything should be pleasant, and you will have taught them one of the meet valuable lessons in life. HOTELS. C LYYDE IWTEL, 108 KING EAST, Toronto. Meals, twenty-five cents; rooms, donee' Baily, $4.00 weekly. SALESMEN. • We °Ser steady employment and pay weekly'to sell our complete and exclu-, sive lines of guaranteed quality, whole root, fresh -dug -to -order trees and plants. AttraetivIlirstrated samples and full co-operation, a money -making opportunity. LUKE BROTHERS' NURSERIES, MONTREAL. ILE Water tube type, 125 h.p., in good con• clition, aleo a large ,amount of plumb. hag,' iighting and heating equipment. Will sell entire or in part at great' sacrifice because of alterations to our property. Real Estates Corporation, Limited, Top Floor, 73 West Adelaide Street, Toronto, Telephone Elgin 3101. vixen! . Her unusual marking brand- ed her' beynd alt possibiIity of min- take; and it was with something more then interest that I now watched her lnnvemefts. in, a little open space not far from the earth she stopped and undoubtedly called,, for the next moment the cub,, cane tumbling rout and fell upon tlio bird. The mother' eat and watched them as they tugged and -tussled. So did I,ond I counted them_, again and again to be sure. -Four beautiful cubs Were there, eoznewhat larger' than when I had last seen them but un- doubtedly the very four that had die- appeared trout the earth under the fiz' trees. two or three weeks before. The mother had solved her problem 'in the most practical way. "A Farm Woman's Prayer" reads: "Beep ever in my, soul a sense of the perspective, that my kettles and dish- cloths may not obscure the beauty of the rose s blooming n outside dc ni y door, r th e quiver of the Ieaves in the summer wind •and the •classic purity of the snow on the valley or hill." Minar4'. 1 Ltnlment tieals Oulu. Feel -tire perk'ectbalance and(Ilio hand cositfort of ilre; mart nude ' AiteAlaralerieel; t'ont§hened:and; tenatered b mese wino knowhow to build doci le lifc.anad eloutkaie value rittd eVei'g R:xe,theyMake ASI; YOUR HARDWAREMANFORA'44' _-Sing$/e 23it-Dou'6/e aft kJ/Shope-Any Wei sh s 7'cANAOA,Fo(Nbif1E$ $ FORGINGS' Mltrtrbo / M1;5 SMART PLAN ROC kLE B fCYI ONT. ISSUE No. 41—'24. Meniaories. . Often at night when the toll is e'er, And the stars appear in, the dome of blue, When the colors of suneet pale and gIOw, And the .western sky 1s a brilliant hue; 'When the darkness sweeps over land anti sea, When breezes -sigh and the night' Vows cold, I long .for the faces, that used to be, Per the laugh and eong of the days of oId. —From "Trail Dust," by H. Howard Full Fathom Five. Until a Pew years, ago 1t was. thought, that no Ilse could live very far be- neath the --surface of the waves, owing to the great water pressure, but it has since been proved that fish actually do live miles below the surface. Deep sea fish do not feel the intense Weight of tho water any more than a human being feels the weight of air. This is because the pressure Weide them exatelybalances that outside, Little is ,known of deep pea Rah, which nearly always live and die at a great distance beneath the waves, but enough specimens have fallen into the hands of man to reveal how queer these fish are 3n: appearance, Usually they aro fiat and. mishapen, many be- ing without eyes., which are not needed in .the intense darkness of their eye- terioue realm 'beneath the sea. "DIAMOND DYE" IT- A BEAUTIFUL COLOR Per'lect home dye- ing and tinting le guaranteed with Dia- mond Dyes. Just dip in cold water to tint eon, delicate shades, or boil to dye rich, permanent colors. Each 16 -Cent pack- age contains direc- tions .. so simple any. woman can dye or Wet lingerie, alike, ribbons, g bons skirts ,, , NERV waist's, dreseos, coats, stockings, .TING sweaters, dvaporise, coverings, hang- FAIN IN SN ELLS ings,everything new. Buy "Diamond"Dyes" no other kind -eared tell your druggist whether themSent Woman to Bed. Great Change silk,or you wish to color is wool oe After Taking Lydia E. Pinkh 's silk, ar whether it is linen, cotton, oc mixed goods. Vegetable Compound ettiaArtri New Eyes c,y i - tint yea can Promote it \iF:r .Clean,lienllhyeendilleei' OUR 1 - , .SJee28urtne Eyc Itemed a • "Night cad Mominft.".. lfi&tp'yoet'EyeaClean, Clear and laentinyz, Write for Free Eye Care Book, faerrto0BUeidesadvCs.a gest Odto.81l6ei,12_1se (g. Headache Bathe the forehead with Minard's in water, Also inhale. 'ROU FACE ECZEMA Very Itchy. Caused Erup-: dons, Could Not Sleep. - Cutsc Ira Healed, "I was troubled with eczema on my face. It broke out in a rash on my chin and was very itchy. Scratching caused eruptions and in', a few weeks. It spread all over my face.- I could not sleep, and when- ever I washed 'my lace I would almost have to ecream, ' "I read an advertisement for Cu - sleeve Soap arid Ointment and or- dered a free sample. purchased more,mare, and after using two cakes of Soap and'one box of Ointment'I was healed." (Signed) Miss Kath- leen Rothenbush, Box 40, Duff, Sask, Use Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum daily- and keep your skin clear and. healthy. • Scapie r,oh gree br Melt, Addr,en Canod(na Douot• QCWoaty, e. e, 5., Ra10, ttoatr.• P Erre �oTry etntmwtiGandnng. TaicuPS,, Try our now Shaving Stkk. Sweeten tine Stomach ,83 Head Noises anaDearness Ihoqucntly go tog'sthcr., Soma people ealy euecr from Head Holoes. LEONARD EAR OIL renovoe both ❑eafaese and Heed Noloco. Just rub tt back of the ears,in, sort in nostrila end felloavdlrectlons of Dr, J. 13, Bergeson for "Care of Bearing," enc,oaed in each package. Leoaard Bar Olt is for sate everywhere Intorosting deocrtprivefofdor A.0., °9ard,lac 706thAvo„Ii0�Otk ra' :)e Sarnia, Ontario: -t' After my girlie was born I was a wreck. My nerves were too terrible for words and Y sim- ply could not stand or walk without pains. I ,suffered with fainting spells until I was no Ionger any good for my household duties and had to take to my bed, The doctor said I should have an operation, but Iwas not in a fit condition at that time. My neighbor said, 'Why don't you try Lydia E, Pinkham's Veg. etable Compound? I am sure it will do you good and will save those doctor's bills.' So I was advised by my husband to try it after I told him.about it. I am very thankful to say that I was soon able to tape a few boarders for a while as rooms were scarce at that time. My baby is 17 months old now and I have not yet had an operation, thankb to your medicine. 4 have recommended the 'Vegetable Compound to a few people I know and have told them the good it has done me. I know I feel and look a dif- ferent woman these last few months and I' certainly would not be without a bottle ofour medicine in the house You can use this letter, as you see fit, as I should be Only too glad for those Buffering as I have to know what it has done form e."- rs, 1VI ROBERT G. MAO- GREGOa, R. R. No. 2, Sarnia, Ontario, A recent canvass of women users of. the vegetable Compound report 98 out of 100 received beneflniai results. This fs a remarkable proof of its merit. C , Insist on. BAYER TABLETS OF ASPIRIN Unlessou see the, `i y Bayer Cross"on tablets you -are not ' gettitlg the Bayerproduct genuine droved safe by -millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for Colds Headache, Pain Neuralgia Toothache Lumbago Neuritis Rheumatisfn AccePt 11 "Bayer” s package which contains ns p r0 von directions. .�A ,Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets+ --Also nettles` of 24 and 100—Drugg fits. Aspirin Si the trade mark (reetstereii`,"danada) of Bayer' Manufacture of Moponcetle- acidester of"9ancyitdnefd (Acetyl tedieyhe' Acid, ' 'i A A,"), \Vl,lie It is wen known that Aspirin mcann Bayer manufacture, iws acolot the pub7fe 'senium ltnllntlons, the Tablet, of Bayer, Company w111 be stamped with their general trade :marls, the Bayer 015.0."