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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1927-05-05, Page 7ay Hour to Cure 'Pnison ivy'. The cures for t) e:aelearaa'ay phigue ere as ale embracing as the prevalence of the trouble it causes • They•rango from treatment of the efftletion after It appeals on the skin to eradication Stomach dUsturbances and const! of the plant. On ails latter ;point,. Lion are responsible for muco of 'the triose sensitive to the plant feel strong- ly and paint out thee since the':vie- peev1ehneee of babies and young child- ' ren. When the baby is cross or init- . time ave -merely b people end not pigs or ,able the -mother should not resort to narcissus s bulbs, it will be long before socai2ed soothing mlitures to •correct we can, hope for legislation that makes the tro•ub1e, ,for in the majority : af'" harboring poison ivy'a misdemeanor, eases .dress mlxtureaa idlrrply drug the 1f one [s warned beforehand that he child into an .nunetiutal e16ep.. - What • will be near ivy, the Iron creatpe le needed is a gentle laxative that will d does away with the anger, A fivee pee sweeten dile stomach and.regulate the emit; solution of ferric, chloride in tfty bowels. Such a :remedy is: ,found in Per cent, alcohol, dabbled over the Baby's Own Tablets, •. They are easy faoe and hands and allowed to dry on to take and guaranteed to be entirely .isa complete sslocess when it is used free from opiates+ and narcotics, Con - 'before exposure•a dal ostcomp, t ,y o ,ME CARE • OF BABIES EASIER oer leg em osTaaeaignant, sueeeesfale If ueed directly after ex= Sda Sophie, Que.; weltea:—"I would posure. A strong, solution ferroue like all mothers to knew that I feel nuliphetein water mayy be jived the same there ie no other- medicine to equal way and is said to retain its chemical. Baby's Own Tablets. f wlaays ties a properties. longer than the first 8011- p tion. box in the toffee and their ;prampt,use;, neverrestore •e fol Ia to . -s.- If iron salts are not ,available, a is arertle ones by health'.",.' The .Tablets : 'sold, by good scrubbing with hot (if possible) medicine dealers or by mads at 25 cta, water andIron el s g y- ow soap as soon a box from The Dr. Williams' Med4- after exposure' as possible will usually clue Co., Brockville, Ott- mechanically remove' all the.. poison, which.eeenetr•ates the skin rather slow The waters in the Canadian na- ly. Another preventive is to wash as tional parks in Western Canada offer soon after exposure .as passible with a splendid ' inducementsto the. an ler Five varieties of game trouthave their habitat in the :waters .of the parks, namely; -cut-throat; lake, Dolly Varden, bull, and brooke. solvent of the reeinops .tar, such as g • ' rubbingaldoliol. Some people get good results by allowing a satutton of bak-, ing soda to dry on the face, either be- rme or just after exposure. Aftel itching starts, it is too ,late for pre- ventive measures to do much good. In severe oases; great relief Is given by bathing the inflamed surface with the iron solution and then spraying or painting the surface with Melted, not hot, paraffin. Lay over this a thin sheet. of .sterile cotton, and then' an- other layer of paraffin, which is to ex- tend on to the uninjured skin an inch to make a tight seat so that no air can get in and no discharge ooie out- "Three" for Real Company. "How many make' the ideal company for a real Walk, not a stroll? One, of course. But next to that—well after It, but next --three is the ' number. Whether 9t be the question of pace, distanoe, country, conversation, re- freshment on the way (or merely by the *ay), three will settle the diffi- culties, meet the case, more readily than two," writes "E. J. F. H." in the Birmingham Post. "One says that anytlody can keep up five miles an hour, , or four hours; T s that 11 is twenty miles to Trotbury by road, and we can hunch there and train hack in time for tea Two says: 'You try how long you'll keep up that five sides;' and, anyhow, he believes in making a day of it. 'We'll take sand- 1 wiches, start early, and go round by Much Morleigli, zed find we've covered 'a good thirty without noticing it.' "But Times 'says he has no false pride. and fifteen miles is his limit; leave it to him, and, he'Ll see_that you get all the walking, adl the scenery, and all the feeding (since you lay so muck stress on it) you want. Flatter- ed by the admission ' of their own mus- cular superiority, One and Two are pleased to .Let hien call the tune, and the result is a most successful 'day- long ramble over a nicely -varied coun- try,. including a quaint village (lunch), some charming, restful, tobaccable view -points, and a fine old inn the coaching days (dinner); and so back home tit a convenient hour after a walk 'of fourteen and three-quarter miles exactly. "Tire three have also enjoyed a talk than any two of them could have done." Coast to Coast Radio • Reception. There is a distant air line from Van. oouver to Halifax and hitherto the radio experts have had difficulty in tra- versingit by broadcast. The feat has been performed at last and the honor of the performance belongs to CNRV, the Vanootl'ver broadcasting station of the Radio Department, Canadian Na- tional Railways. G. W. Rockwell, 42 Philip Street LHalifax, a member of the Halifax County Radio Association, was the for- tunabe.enthusiast, Engaged in a con- test for "DX" reception, Mr.Rockwell remained up until the "wee - oma' hours" one night recently and tuned in on CNRV broadcasting a dance or- chestra when they were playing "In a Little Spanish Town," It was at 2.20 a.m. o'clock, Atlantic Standard Time, A that this occurred,but that was hardly the heel of evening in Vancouver, where Pacific Time reigns and they called 10.20 p,m, on the log of,th& pre- vious evening. The reception has been verified, and. R. McEwen„ Director of Radio, anadian National Railways, states hat bhe occasionisthe first on which n Canadian, broadcasting station hes covered the long distance from coast ' ;, to coast. The Wind Speaks. (Trioiet)., ' I waited in a sheltered .glen To keep' my April tryst with Spring, . And found a lone white violet wl1en 1 waited in a sheltered glen— - A not that only Spring could pen: She would be'iate—thou whistling; 1 warted in a sheltered glen To keep nuy April tryst: with Spring. Hazel' Harper Harris. There are about 500 lobster can- aeries in Canada employing. nearly 7,000 people.' The normal catch of lobsters amounts to about 35,000,000 Bounds. c iforthat Col'raaleo New Mexato. Arizona Grand Carlon Indiandetour Seashore Mountains Mule Ranches 392 *nail this coupon daily $antaFe ons this summer rSaata Fe ServieeBureau, 404 Traesportatuoa. Bldg., Phoae.Randolph 8748, Detroit, Mich. Pleoae mail free picture folder."Grand Can, 1 Ton Outing., "CaliforniaPicture Book;' i"Indian -detour," "Colorado Summer." I 1 1 1 Name..,, 1 Addre.a.. O:WLi .LAFFS O. W. L. (Or viol Laughter) "Do angels have wings mummy?", "Yes., darling. "Cao they ny?"' "Yes, dear," Then when is nurse going to 11y, 'cause Daddy -calded her- an angel last night'?": - To -morrow, darling."' : A charming young girl was dear Helen, In her home town she was quite the bollen She was proper, all right, When the lamps were eaglet, . But out en the porch •there's no telen., A peselmist remembers that the lily be'.on",s to the entail family; an op- timist that the melon belongs to the illy family. Love provides the first husband and lite insurance the second. Lot's wife was too inquisitive, It proved a fatal fault, If she hadn't turned to rubber She'd not have turned to salt. Too many men in burying the hat- chet dig up the hammer. The 1927'Twin 74J.D. Model The greatest Harley-Davidson of all— at new and lowe prices—improved', refined: In many details—but no radical departures from the time -tried Harley' Davidson design. Old timers and be- ginners alike will recognize in these 1927 Twins the last word in engineer- ing achievement.' Powerful—speedy— built to: hug the road—toe most depend- i able' and satisfactory mountthat ever sent the wind. Walter Andrews, Limited 346 Yonge St. - Toronto RHEUMATIC MISERY THE TEETH AND THEIR CARE • Relief Can Only Come Through Progress 4Made in the Preven Better Blood—Linimentlo of ' tion of DentalDisease. - No use, , Marked paegmess hes•been made due- ingerecen•t yeaee,in working out a pro- , In no other disease dose the blood gramme for til® become, tUiin eo' rapidiy a"s, tn'rheums. Invng mica c0work- ddsease. Outstanding research Work - 'ere Not. only does it become Lhin -ere -have spent their time -and energy but tate loaded with Impurities-rlleu- in an effort to ascertain thee reee matte",pvisona. Without the proper causes o4 decay and pyorrhea and to treatmeat,.thase poison's increase, the find out how the public. can' success- infleoned joints swell and the patent coyly combat or correct these condi- becomes a crle. Mowt tmnts time. Such investigation is absolute - hence toipp`keep ' down . thetreapeain, ly' es¢entla�l because_ so many peopde hence with ,every unfavorable .condi- are not only eufterlug.froln tooth ache don a renewed attack follows. I and the loss of ywl'ua.blo teeth -but a; To .cast • out .rhenlmatiam the blood number of systematic diseases are ale must be _enriched • end .the -rheumatic 'resu'lt of bad mouth oonri�itions. i poMMBone driven out •with, the net"' It has been discovered that dental l secretiotrs' of the •body:, Thte can beat dfesasee are largely dne to modern he done through a course of Dr, Wil I habits of living and that peap1u31n irons Pink Pills, which have 8 apecl-'highlq civilized countries have' more fie action on the blood,-glving it.new tooth decay than those less highly richness and redness. Thousands favored,It is a'lway6 difficult to pee - have tried this treatment with bene- ftcla! results. That everysufferer from treacle the public to five in ac (lileUtIS, rhetlmetlem who does not try Dr. Wile with natumul laws, and contequentiy, Hams' Pink Pills is neglecting the most same extra protection taunt be pro - hopeful means of recovery is shown vlded. The research departments of by' the stsnt. of Mr, David Carroll the Dental Faculties of the c si- r fres and other investigators are con- Piotou, N.S., Who says:-"Farayears I vinced- of the necessity for and the was troubled with rheumatism. The value of- this .8tudy and the large num- pains were not continuous, but they bar engaged in the work gives• promise always returned, and kept getting of many worth -while develop ments, worse. I 'felted sacadl'eri electric belts P and many medicines; but did amt get ! vallusou ledge of any kind is of little more than temporary relief. Only mega applied and a programme for the prevention of thoee who have suffered from this trou- dental diseases wilhie will realize what I suffered at ty 1 not be of much service to human - times. I had begun to dispair of get- - person to brought to ties.. The lobi- ting better.when a friend urged me to cal to mouthon educate nts l theele n re - tins sry Dr, Williams' Pink Pills. In a gard conditions the dentias hort time I could feel this m'eclicine. ofbut how can n bring advantages lin- helping me so I gladly continued tak- leas mheern dentistry to the public en- d. ing the pills and soon found that every I 1 The is himself agencyiueesd den- traoe of the. trouble had disappeared • a chis sf used bythe and there was a great: improvement in fists' fee the purpose of lel convention. my general health. It is new two I of the times Is the dental convention. These meetings held once a year 1n years since Itook Dr, Williams' Pink the province enable the members of the Pills and I have not had the least dental profession to secure through twinge of the trouble in that time, essaly and clinic the very lastest in both That is why I. confidently recommend knowledge and methods- The Dental. the pi'14s to other sufferers." Convention to be held in Toronto dur . You can get these Pills from any ing this mouth promises to be of un- - medicine dealer or by .mail at 50c a usual importance because it will be the box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Diamond Jubilee of the Ontario Dental Co., Brockville, Ont. Association and will be a joint conven- n tion with the Canadian Dental Associa. London Exhibits Nine -Inch tion. Outstanding dentists and Hyacinth. physicians from all parts of America What is said to be the largest will be present to give essays' and hyacinth in the world, "Myosati8," was clinics and the meetings wilt be so in - the cynosure of all eyes at the show strsctive and .inspiring that thevast of the Royal Horticultural Society in majority of the dentists of the Pro - Vincent Square, London, Eng. The vine will be in attendance. loom, a mass of Cambridge blue- b opsw'a9 nine inches tall. 'the finest thing in the world to keep your he hyacinth was sometimes known .ieigelc Syruh in p inpa shape s of 15 to Any drug o the English trade as "the chimney- store, yeep's brush." He continued: "The ___6Khaki has been officially adopted for future use in the French Army, displacing the horizon blue so famous during the Great War. Keep Minard's Liniment in the house. l y'5lopment of hyacinths. in England b e been wonderful during recent years. Blooms measuring eight inches n height are quite common now. It Is not generally known that the hya- cinth, centuries ago, was a tiny wild flower. As you see, We have now hyacinths in practically every color. Perhaps brilliant orangeand scarlet are the .only two colors we have not yet perfected in these blooms, although we have them in shaded orange and arise. 'King Menelik,' a deep indigo lue, is among the hyacinths being FREIGHT PREPAID No obligation to buy, but if you - do, easiest terms are arranged. Guaranteed for ten years,,. Write now for particulars, Agents waisted where we are not represented. ` 30 Swedish Separator Company, Limited 36a Notre Dame St. West _ . Montreal. s Canadian armor '-:ells His- Ex ri n "Les" Booth, widely known Ontario farmer, and a sick man for 20 years, suffereddaily, onlyehalf alive. Now strong, robust, vigorous, credits new found health to Tanlac Though popularly known as "Les," Mr. Bootle's correct first name is George. His home is at 271 Perth St., Brockville. For the past three years he has enjoyed vigorous health but what he endured before then is best told in his own words."For twenty years my arms, shoulders, back and hips, ached with rheumatism," said Mr. Booth, "Often I had`to quit work entirely and I remember one bad spell that kept me in bed for six months. "My case got to be so chronic that the help ran the farm. I was prac- tically helpless. Even my. wrists and hands would swell lip so that T couldn't write my name. 'I dreaded bedtime, for I got no rest, but lay there in. agony, waiting for morning. Nervous spells would seize me and I would tremble all over like a leaf. I couldn't get any benefit from my food and had to force myself to eat. My weight was far below normal. "Three years ago I decided to give Tanlac a good trial, for nothing else had helped me. I could scarcely be- lieve such 'results were possible as those Tanlac sopn.showed. The aching stopped, my appetite came back and I could eat heartily. 1R5y nights be- came more restful, toot and ; slept soundly.: Lgained 16 pounds whiohj still retain, and I now work hard out- , doors from 8 to 10 hours' a Slay. I never have an ache. IL's hardly believeablel If folks wast to know what Tanlac can do, tell them to write to Les Booth, or to come and Bee me. I'll e em. t ll' " If your health is broken from over- work or neglect, profit from Mr. Violets rose petals, and nastur- Booth's experience. Try Tanlac, na- ture's own body builder, made from burns for flavoring salads are among roots, herbs and barks. Your druggist'- the novelties of French cooking. has jt, Over 52 million bottles sold. For all pain—Minard's Liniment P m c - b Beauty culture is a very old art. Even in Ancient Rome women dieted to "reduce," 'wore tight corsets, and used false teeth and false hair. 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That this is re- cognized 1s to be found in the fact that 1n many of our large cities police of floors are going into th•e schools to give blackboard talks to chiiidree about crossing streets at eromings, the necessity for observing traffic lights, the dangers of playing .in crowded streets, the folly of 'hooking -on -be- hind' motor Cara and trucks and busses and what not. Having police officers in uniform go into classtooaus has its: effect. "This practice of having the police go into the schools should be encour- aged. Many cities wosfld db were to adopt the plan,. But the work ofthe police must be supplemented by the instruction of the parents In the home," Mr. Chrysler also believes that the motorist needs education. He writes: "The motorist loses nothing who gives to the pedestrian the right oe way, It is the courteous thing to do. And then one should remember that a pedestrian cannot exchange bumps with a motor ear. 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