The Seaforth News, 1930-04-03, Page 3Heads Up
Chests Out
A New Slogan that Can Be
Well Applied By- All
of Us
Death, with his acquisitive fingers,
s never very far away from the aver-
ta a man's elbow, When the motorist
(takes hie car out of the garage in the
imo'rning he ueyer .knows the Moment
Shen he might be called upon to meet
come terrible fate - that may plunge
hint into eternity.
'Wh'en the business man steps Into
his car or trolley for the city, when
he threads hie away. across a busy
;'thoroughfare to itis office, even when
he climbs the stairs or 'goes up la the
(levator to ids premises, he is play.
!tug all the time a little game of hide -
land -seek with his arch -enemy.
All the time, Death is lurking its the
a!background, waiting to'take 'advant-
ge of the slightest slip, the tiniest
)error in judgment,
Even whan he thinks. that he is.
Iciest safe—sitting at home reading
his paper, or in a restaurant eating a
Hearty meal -Death's fingers ntay be
slowly encircling him.
Courting Disease and Death
Eighty per cent. of the mea and wo-
:Meu, according to scientists, are
unwittingly extending ' au open in.
2-itation' to Death and virtually com
jnitting slow suicide by their own
lolly and ignorance.
Yet,it is not by taking risks with
fraffic, neglecting common colds, risk
ug pneumonia, or by exposing then
elves to infection that they are play -
ng right into Death's hands. They
Omdoing it in the privacy of their
ipwn homes—iu their own offices—at
rhe theatres — where they imagine
'hey are most immune from danger,
And because y
all be ause the have never
Seamed the old Army drill sergeant's
advice of chins iu and chests out.
Doctors recently have been puzzled
by a number of eases where people
lave complained of pains in the eh-
ominal organs,. of headaches and ner-
ous troubles of various kiuds. Upon
i saminatten nothing had been dis-
das'r ti bed
r d few es uore ed and a y
glad generally been found to care the
trouble.
But on the patient's return to work
a -and here is the mystifying part—
pie Paine have invariably returned as
cutely as ever.
Careful investigation of these mys-
ery cases has recently been made by
well-known specialist. His conclu•
'-""ion is that they aro due to faulty lios-
;`ure, the misalignment of muscles
front leaning over decks, and the
ttelling of nerves from not carrying
body erect..
The business man -who slumps over
is desk—the typist who hunches her
aclt over her typewriter—the house-
ife who reads over her meals with
ent shoulders—the girls who adopt
e fashionable slouch—the office boy
ith his head forward and his chest
lAn—are all flirting with death just as
raciouely as if they. spent titelr
cheon hour dodging beneath the
;Wheels of motor -cars.
They are 'sowing the seeds accord -
Ing to the scientists, which make diem
?lacy victims the first time Death takes
It swoop at them,
Race of Office Workers
a. Today doctor., are alarmed at the
way the physical fitness has declined.
"We ere producing a race of office
'revsr"'ork'irs of poor carriage, Rat chests
prominent abdomens," said the
ogieoiellst, "If you take notice of mo-
le in the streets you will scarcely see
, wo out of ten who walk corectly.
"Women are the worst offenders,
hnd you can see hundreds of girls who
'yalk with a pronounced stoop, with
pounded shoulders and chine well for -
Pard."
All these slumpers over desks,
retoopers, and people with bad pos-
tures are, according to the doctor's,
;undermining their capacity to resist
+.'1tsease and thus shortening their
Ives.
Not "Time is Nunley," but "Heads
;lip -chests out" should be the slogan
in every busines office.
The experts emphasize that regular
breathing exercises are sufficient to
1aeep the body in good trim. Normal
,hest expansion, they point out Is es-
sential,as the proper air feed ox the
human carburettor.
An au inducement to correct breath-
ing the properly adjusted chair is -of
paramount importance. It is pointed
. ;out that for one spending the greater
Hart of the day at a desk the orditlary
phair is as unsuited as would he a
Arose shit for swimming.
The ideal chair should have a seat
approximately sixteen inches in width,
and not more than eleven inches from
trent to back, and adjustable to its
height. The back should not exceed
" five inches in breadth, and should be
adjustable to provide adequate sup
Mort.
Although in the beginning the cor
rest sitting posture may meau a cer-
tain amount of effort, with continuous
`Practice it will become easy and•na-
• tural. Dr. Klein suggests that practice
in maintaining good form while doing
common, everyday things suck as ty
Mg up shoestrings, picking up objects
front the floor, and reaching for things
will also hasten the acquisition of na-
tural, graceful, and efficient body align
went,
In al these little things there must
he at first an effort to ooneeutrate on
easy, rhytlunic deep breathing: later
1t will . become automatic, and the
'benefit rail be incalculable.
SUFFERED FOR YEARS
FROM RHEUMATISM
ATIS
Regained Health Thorough the
Use of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills.
Rheumatism is a disorder. of the
blood—caused by too 01111011 uric acid
in . the blood. It attacks its victims
when 'vitality ;islow, thus setting up
inflammation in the muscles and
joints. Wet and cold weather'.ntay
start the tortures of rheumatism but
It is not the oauss. The cause is the
blood—bad blood. Enrich and purify
the blood end' rheumatism will disap-;
pear. If you are, a sufferer from this
painful malady begin the use of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills and see how soon
the pains and stiffness will disappear.
These pills enrich and purify the
blood and, good blood" means' good
health,
Mrs, John C. McPherson, St, Mary's,
Ont., was a victim of rheumatism for
years and writes as follows of her ill-
ness and recovery. She says: -"i
suffered from rheumatism for nearly
sbsteeu years and for eleven years I
was unable to walk. I tried a number
of medicines as well as massage and
ohiroproctic treatment without any
permanent benefit. I was then so bad
that I was ata loss to know what to
try next. I noticed in different papers
how strongly Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
were recomutended for cases like
mine so I decided to try them. After
taking several boxes I noticed that
my appetite was improving. The pains
became less severe and my color ilii•
Proved. I continued their use and
now I am able to do light housework.
I wish I could impress on all rheu-
matic sufferers .just what these won-
derful pills hare done for me."
Dr. Williams` Piuk gills do one
thin
but theydo i well—thengt n-
en-
rich and purify the blood. This rich
red blood banishes such troubles as
rheumatisfn, sciatica, neuralgia and
neuritis and leaves the former suffer-
er robust and healthy and well able
to take his or her place in doing the
duties expected of them. The pills
are sold by medicine dealers or by
mail at 50 cents a box front The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co... Brockville,
Ont.
tvtUStC
Who is there that in logical words
eau exprea the effect that music has
on ms? A kind of inarticulate, un-
fathomable speech which leads us to
the edge of tite Infinite,and iota 1e
for moments gaze into that.—Carlyie.
MERIT
True merit, litre a river, the deeper
it is, the less noise it stakes.—Lard
Halifax.
fonds
for thinner— faster cutting
The steel used is made and speo-
iony tempered in the Simonds
plant and we can and do guar•
untee every Simonds SiW.
THE cosmos CANADA
6Aw eon LIZ,
bloetreal • Toronto
Vancouver
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Thousands write kidney. sad bladder
Ns, constipation, Indigestion, gas back-
ache end overnightwith"Fruit-a-tivea".
Noma quiet. Sound sleep at once. Get
Fruit-a.tives" from druggist today.
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That Mad March
Hair
By Weare Holbrook
An ear, aceordiug t6 the latest de-
finition, i5 something to tuck hair be -
hied, It may be shell -pink and as de-
egrative ae a rose leaf, but 'its purpose
is practical The hair: 1S gathered in-
to a sort of sheaf at each side of the
head and is deposited just back of the
pinna, or. outer fold of the ear. And
,there it stays—someti>nee for as long
"as a minute and a half,
At the rpeseut time most of the boy
ieh bobs in this country are at the
awkward ago. Women are battling
against 'overwhelming odds and ends,.
The .feminine silhouette is deckle-
edged, and there is a fringe at Jim
uape of the neck whioli, defies thebest
efforts of hairpins, nets and pomades.
Even doll -faced debutantes Havea
frowsy, intellectual look as if they had
stayed up all night reading Oswald
Spengler instead of dancing at the
Sherry -Netherland.
The couturieres of Paris can length-
en .shirts from knee to ankle over-
night, but it tabes at least six months
for bobbed hair to catch up with the
procession. Ten years ago, when the
era of short skirts and short hair be-
gan, it was possible for a ,woman to
achieve the heights of fashion at a
single leap: She simply rendered unto
scissors the thingthat were scissor -
able, Tresses and dresses were ab-
breviated simultaneously, and a new
woman sprang into being—a new wo-
man who looked exactly like all the
other new women, and was therefore
content.
There were two feminine factions in
those days: the conservative Cavaliers
and the radical Roundheads. , The
Cavaliers boasted of hair so long that
they could sit on it; the Roundheads
boasted of skirts so short that they
Theyhad fre•
couldn't it on them.1
s
grout skirmishes daring the Turbul-
ent Twenties; it was hairpins versus
scissors -and scissors usually, won.
But now the Cavaliers have -every-
thing their own way. Their curves,
coiffures and sweeping trains, which
le are objects used to excite'ridicule, j s of
envy to -day. The Cavillers are ar-
rayed iu the height of fashion, and
which Is more 'important—in the
length of fashion as well. They are
the only pees who lire able to make
both ends neat.
I can remember, as if it were yes-
terday, the time Phoebe bobbed her
hair. She came iuto the house, took
off her hat, tossed her head defiantly
and said: "Wen?"
"Well what?" I asked without look-
ing up from my newspaper.
"05, nothing," replied Phoebe.
She was strangely silent during din-
ner. Then suddenly site said: "Tell
me Honestly—what clo you think of
it?"
"It's all right," I said, "but maybe
the steak would have been better
with mushroom sauce instead of
onions."
She stared at me. "What on earth
are you talking about?"
"The dinner," I replied. "Didn't you
ask me"—
"Good heavens!" exclaimed Phoebe.
"Are you blind? Don't you notice any-
thing, different about me this even-
ing?"
No," I admitted, "except that you
scent to have a sort 01 Ajax -defying•
the -lightning expression."
Phoebe sighed despairingly. "I've
had my hair bobbed," she explained,
I looked. "So you have,' I agreed.
"But, don't you care?" she demand-
ed. "Doesn't. it mean anything to
you? Why, when Alice Mae bobbed
her hair her husband was furious. He
threatened to divorce her. The Pilk-
ingtons didn't speak for two weeks
after Mrs. Pilkington got her bob. Mr.
Si'aosup ordered his wife out of the
house whets she c ime home with her
hair cut off. And you—you don't even
n -notice mine!"
That was a lesson to nie. Since
that day I have tried to be more ob-
servant in matters pertaining to the
feminine coiffure. I have learned to
distinguish between the wind-blown
Care for roar iflfciuds
rty Daily Use or
Celtic esra Soap
Deal Cashes and Irritation*
with CllttiCOIra Ointment
t4o
tet most people call indigestion is
usually excess acid in the stomach,
The food has soured. The instant
remedy is an alkali which neutralizes
acids. But don't use crude helps, Uso
what your doctor would advise.
The best help is Philips' Milk of
Magnesia, For the 50 years since its
invention it has remained standard
with physicians. You will find noth-
ing else so quick fa its Affect, so.hai'm•
less, so efficient,
and the pineapple, the Duties Boy and'
She Sheridan Square. Under ordinary
circumstances I can tell at a glance
whether a sweet disorder in the hair -
dress is accidental or intentional.
But that knowledge is of little valtie
to me now, Ali the women I see look
like golliwogs or Buie chieftains from
tate neck up.
Like most tinier sex, Phoebe was
caught short in an almost bare market
last fall IIer., dressmaker kept calling
for more margin. But Phoebe did not
confide her troubles 'to me, and my
first intimation of the new leugthe. to
which fashion had gone occurred one
day in November when she literally
swept into the room like a relic of
the Nineteen-Naughties. Only her
toes were visible below tate edge of
her,skirt, and she actually had a train,
Was short,rudimentary It w s a ru d en ly train that
switched to and fro as she walked;.
Probably a shuttle.
But it washer ears that impressed
me most. They were entirely uncov-
ered and, exposed to the elements.
They'seemed to spring from her head,
fuU.panopiied, like Minerva from the
head of Jove."
"Well, well," I said brightly, "I 500
you've had your hair cut shorter. It's
very becoming;
Bang! went another faux 'pas.
Phoebe leveled at me a glance that
was devastating. Then, turning her
head, she showed me a few wisps of
hair tucked away behind her ears, "I
am letting my hair grow," she, in-
formed me coldly.
"All right, darling," I replied. "It
shall be our secret—yours and mine."
That was more than three months
ago. She is still letting it grow. It is
so long' now that she can wrap it
around her ears. But that is about
all that can be done with It. It is
still too short to be coifed; there is
plenty of it, but not a Coif in a car-
load,
Lately she has taken to sticking
hair -pins into it by'way of scour
el a e•
p Y g
meat—'u t as a suburbanitee
7
s decorates
his backyard garden with empty seed
envelopes impaled upon stakes, in the
hope that the pictures will inspire his
radishes.
"Growing out" parties are popular
among the younger set this winter.
Every few clays Phoebe and her
friends get together and discuss crops.
They compare scalp -locks, count enris
relate various hair-raising adventures
and exchange advice ott the disposal
of wisps, cowlicks and loose ends.
Sometimes their contests are quite ex-
citing; at the last meeting Mrs. Pilk-
ingtou's and Mrs. Mixe's ex -boyish
bobs were running neck and neck.
But in spite of all feminine artifices
and attempts to rehabilitate the de -
restated areas, there is no disguising'
the fact that this' is a period of storm
and stress, If a fairy prince stood be-
neath the window of a modern damsel
tonight and called, "Rapunzel, Bapun-
z
el, let clown your our hair;' she would
have to tell him to use a ladder or
conte back again in about three years.
Tor the modern douse' is measuring
her tresses not by ells but by milli-
meters, and Dame Fashion is the
wicked witch who is responsible for
her deplorable plight.
Woman cannot, by taking thought,
add one cubit to her coiffure, Gazing
into her mirror, she inquires anxious-
ly: "Curly locks, curly locks, wilt thou
be mine?" To which the mirror re-
plies, "Say, what's your hurry?"
And when the March Wind blows
her short locks this way and that it is
not surprising that she grows im-
patient and even angry at the perver-
sity of Nature. If the truth were
known, the mad arch hair isn't
hall
as mad as the gir s who have to weal'
x
Eventually, of course, these short.
locks will be subdued and civilized.
The will of the wisp will yield to the
wil of its owner, and it will be trained
to lie down and roll over. Time, the
great leveler, will traastornt the chao-
tic chrysanthemums into compact
couliflowere. Until then, there is noth-
ing to do but watch and wait—and
pick up hatrpins: New York Herald
Tribune.
Keeping Air Cool on
Trains in Summer
The Saute Fe Railway has been ex-
perimenting for several years with
the problem of keeping the air cool itt
club, dining and sleeping Cate, during
the summer season.
W. J, Black, passenger traffic man-
ager, states that at last the problem
is solved. As a starter, a contract has
been closed for early installation of
reconditioned air, cooled by a patent-
ed process, on dining cat's of The
Chief, the Santa Fe's extra fast and
extra fare flyer.
There is absolutely no draft, the
cool air being brought in overhead,
with a resultant uniform temperature
of 05 to 70 degrees Pam
C1 V I LiZATION
It so hapl)eus that the ease, the
luxury and the abundance of tite high.
est state of civilization are as produc-
tive of selfishness as the Meanies,
the privations and eternities of the
lowest, _Caleb C. Colton.
One tasteless spoonful la water nein
tralizea many times its volume in
acid. The results are immediate, with
no bad after effects. Once you learn
this fact, you will never deal with
excess acid'" in the crude ways. Oe
learn --now - why this method is
supreme.
Be Sure to get the genuine Phillips
Milk of Magnesia prescribed by pliyee
clans for s0 years in correcting excess
acids, Each bottle contains full dfrec
tion—any drugstore.
THE RESPONSIBILITY
OF A FOND MOTHER
Her child is a never-ending source
of joy and a never -failing respousi-
bility to the fond mother. It not in-
frequently happens that minor ail-
ments -of the child distress and puzzle
her; she does not know just what to
do. yet feels them not serious enough
to, call a dectdi As just such times
as these it is that Baby's Own Tablets
are found to be mother's greatest help
and friend, -
Most childhood ailments arise from
a derangement of the stomach or
bowels. Baby's Own Tablets will im-
mediately banish them by cleansing
the bowels and Sweetening the stom-
ach. Thus they relieve colic,e correct
the digestion, banish constipation and
make teething pains disappear.
Baby's Own Tablets are guaranteed
to be free from injurious drugs such
as opiates and narcotics and may be
given to the newborn babe with per-
fect safety and beneficial results.
They are sold by Medicine dealers or
by mail at 25 cents g box from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co,, Brock-
ville, Ont.
Forget About Health
"The best way of gaining health for
Yourself," says Lord Dawson, the fa-
mous physician, reports the Yorkshire
Post, England, "is to forget about it.
We do not always say that to other
people, but it is so with one's own
health.
"Learn life as it is, and not 8.5 it
should be. The thing is never to
criticize, but always to seek to under-
stand. If you do learn to understand
the point of view of others, I can ven
ture to make this promise, that the
longer you are in contact with human
nature the more you will admire it,
"An v
"And � hen you are up against the
1 g
real thing—the real difficulties, not
only of health but of life, you will of-
ten turn round and say to yourself:
"If I had been placed iu that position,
I don't think I would have dobe as
well."
Use Minard's in the Stable.
A rile imagination once indulged in
gets the key of our minds, and can get
in again very easily, whether we will
or no, and can so return as to bring
seven other spirits with it more
wicked than itself; and what may fol-
low no one knows. --C, H. Spurgeon.
As a result of recent drag -net ar-
rests in Chicago a notable decline in
the numberof robberies is reported.
Most of 'tile innocent citizens having
been picked up by the police, there
was no way for the robbers to get at
them.
A critic says the old-timers were
more courteous than moderns. Even
tate old cars rattle before they strike.
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No starving necessary. no sicknes • no
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CONSERVATION
Let us speak what we feel, let us
feel what wa speak, let one converse -
Linn be in a0cor'dance with old lite.—
In considering smallpox, vaccination
is the effective lifeline thrown out be -
fors the wreck.
Minard's Kills Dandruif�
DO YOU
SUFFER WITH
HEADACHE?
e
So easy tog et quick relief and pre-
ventan
attack
in the future. Avoid
bromides and dope. They rclievequick-
ly but affect the heart and are very
dangerous. They are depressing and
only give temporary relief, the cause
of the headache still remains within,
The sane and harmless way. First
,correct the cause, sweeten the sour
and acid stomach, relieve the inles-'
tines of the decayed and poisonous
food matter, gently stimulate the liver,
start the bile flowing and the bowels
pass off the waste matter which causes
your headache. Try Carter's Little
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POR. SALI;t
Most wills leave me as cold as their
composers, for the olitns therein nion-
troneci have always beeu tainted' like
the coin iu the clown's hand in .the
circus.'Taint yours and t'aint mine."
There is, however, one fatuous testa-,,
lent that I can never forget. It was
the work of a Wall Steeet broker.
Some may know it, but it he worth ,
repeating.
It.reads as follows:
His Wife
"To my wife I leave her lover, and.
the knowledge that I ween% the fool
site thought I was.
ells Son
"To my son ('leave the pleasure of
earning a living.
"For thirty. -Sive years he thought
the .pleasure was all mine.
'fie was mistaken.
His Daughter
"To my daughter I leave $100,000.
She will ueed it.
"The only good piece of business
her husband ever did was to marry
her.
His Valet
"To my valet I leave the clothes he
has been stealing from me for the
last ten }'ears,
'Also my fur coat that he wore last
winter when I was at Palm Beach.
His Chauffeur
"To my chauffeur I leave my cars.
'He almost ruined them, and I want
him to have the satisfaction of finish-
ing the job,
And Last of Ali—
"To my partner I leave the sugges-
tion that he take some other man in
with hint at once if be expects to do
any buelness."
--FARM HELP —
BR
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A cry in the night may be the
first warning that Baby has colic,
No cause for alarm if Castoria is
handy! This pure vegetable prep-
aration brings quick comfort, anti
cap never do the slightest hares.
Always keep a bottle in the house.
It is the safe and sensible thing
when children are ailing, Whether
it's the stomach, or the little
bowels; colic or constipation; or
diarrhea, When tiny tongues are
coated, or the breath is bad.
Whenever there's need of gentle
regulation. Children love the
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I Minute Ends Itch di
"SOOTHASALVA" AMAZES DOCTORS'
Imo ` "Babyhad terrible eczema. 'Soothe -
Salve' ended itohieg in 1 minute. Disease soon
left."—Mee.1. Laurence. Stops Itch, burn, pail
in minute, Eczema goes for good in few days.
Skin becomes clear, smooth, A11 Druggists..
heu.•atis-
Massaging the aching parts with
Minard's brings comforting relief,
Try it.
Could not Eat or Sleep
alter Husband's Death
Her husband's death left her very ruts
down in health, unable to cat or sleep
much. Now she is brighter inspirits and
eats and sleeps well, What caused the
difference? Let tier answer in her own
words :—.
" I thinit Kruschen Saits are a splendid
tonic. After my husbaud's death in
December last I became very run down
in health, Had terrible fits of depress
(lion and was unable to eat or sleep
much. 1 was also troubled with
rheumatism. 1 decided to take Rous.
Chen Salts and have now taken the little
daily dose for nearly two months,
during which time my health has
greatly improved. The rheumatism has
completely left me. 1 am much
brighter in spirits and both eat and
sleep well."
When life begins to " get you down,'
when you begin to feel the results of
modern artificial conditions—errors of
diet, worry, overwork, lack of ekercise
then you should turn to Kruschen Salts.
They possess a wonderful power of
gilhng new life and vitality to the
countless millions of cells of which the
human body is composed. The way to
keep smiling is to take ICrusehen Salta
every Inonung just a pinch in vont,
first morning cup of coffee or 'tea,
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It you have never tried lin:schen--try 1t now
at our moons?. we have distributed a great
:many special ' GIANT" packages which mato
It easy Inc you to prove our clams far -tremae]£.
Mk your druggist for tint now" GLLN1"' 76o.
package.
Aide consists of our regular 750. bottle together
with a separate trial bottle—sufiiolent for about
mm weslc. open the trial bottle drat, put it to
the test, and then, 1f not entirely convinced that
Itrusehen does everything we alalia it to do, the
regular bottle is still as good as new. Take ib
back, Your druggist 0 authorised to return
rout 760, immediate) and without question.
o expense.
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taste of Castoria, and its mi dness
makes it suitable for the tiniest
infant, and for frequent use.
And a more liberal dose of
Castoria is always better for
growing children than some need-.
lessly strong medicine meant only
for adult use. Genuine Castoria
always has Chas. H. F'letcher's
signature, on the wrapper. Pre-
scribed by doctorsi
"-`Your Vegetable Com-
pound i5 a good p edicine.
Anyone who is les poor heaiin
should not hesitate to try it,
When I was taking the Vege-
table Compound I 'tried (the
sample liver Pills T fcwnri in
the package. I have taken
them every night since and I
can feel myself improving. 1
am so thankful for the good
they do me that 1 have told
several women about it."—
Itilrs, G. W. Postiff, 263 Huron
St., Stratford, Ontario.
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