HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1913-10-10, Page 6PPRERTICE SYSTEM
HOPS 'SCHOOL YOUTH
CAReMAKING.
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dia,n Pacific Railway Op-
ates 17,000. 11Ii1es of
Line.
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here,'' the. guide pointed
he took the visitor into a
the plant which resembled
schoolroom, "here the
ea, is taught how to make
3 locomotives and cars and
t that helps to make up the
tock for the more than 17,-
s of the line."
y any other feature of the
hops of the Canadian Paci-
way at Montreal is oonsid-
that oompany more impor-
an the apprentice system of
g by which young people are
amiliar with the ins and outs
oad .equipment. It is assert -
he eompa.ny that it has the
and best equipped railroad
in America; X64 accounting
ghness as a sign ofgreatness,
undational work accomplish -
he apprentice school needs to
en fully into account when it
estion of estimating what the
means to the immense terri-
t serves.
'A Train of Cars a Day,"
reply of the officials when the
man is asked as to the capacity
e Angus locomotive and car
This means that ill case it
necessary and, a.11 repair work
d be put aside the shops could
out each day a train composed
o passenger coaches, eight box
and one fiat car. That in itself
huge performance in industrial
vity and accounts in part for
employment of the 6,000 men
the monthly wage outlay of
e than $500,000.
ter an inspection of the great
s and the territory they cover,
.alization of the importance of
apprentice .school is borne, home
he visitor, Among the thou-
s of men now at work are many
had their first lesson in loco -
e and car making in the An-
chool. After looking at the
rful activity manifested in
dePartiient of the works, this
g glance at the school where
'Tway, as it states., is looking
sults five or ten years in the
is like going back to first
pies. The instructionsystem
every actual and related
that can be considered of
to a railroad builder or oper-
There is a primary education
Ing of reading and writing,
itary arithmetic, and geo-
of the Canadian Pacific sys-
)iographical sketches of past
resent eminent Canadians,
nd drawing, punctuality and
rity, thoroughness, a,pplica-
d thrift; self-reliance, clean -
and recreation.
The Young Employe,
• he has successfully mastered
imary requirements, is initia-
1 shop mechanics, including
phase essential for his future
tion. The practical work of
hys in the ,shops takes place
the supervision of specially
ed instructors. In order to
age the deserving apprentice
mpany donates each year ten
rships in oourses taught by
instructors. There are also
holarships each ,year, tenable
it years at M•cGi]1 University,
eel, 'to sons of employee. The
s of these McGiLI scholar -
are employed by the company
vacation n,nd receive remun-
n for their services,
PiMP.LES THICKLY
ZCA1TERED ON FACE
in Bad Condition, Pimples Large.
Face Sore and Itchy. Looked
13adly. Cuticura Soap and.Oint-
ment Cured in Two Weeks,
Muacey; Ontario. --"Some time ago MY
taco was in a very bad condition with some "
kind of pimples. Tho pimples were thickly
acatterod. The tops of them
were white; matter was in
thexA. They were quite large
and my face was sore and
itchy and looked badly,. I
had to scratch to be comfort-
able and pometimee lost my
sleep. The sores lasted about
two months and I tried some
ointments bub didn't like
them. Then I sent for some Cuticura Soap
and Cutiouro Ointment, used them for two
weeks and I was completely cured." (Signed)
Alex. R. Oke, April 2, 1912.
SCALY ECZEMA ON FACE
Clarkson, Ontario.—"My little girl. aged
two years', started with a shin disease on
her face, so I called in the doctor and he
said it was eczema, The skin was quite
,red and all scaly. I washed the parts well
with the Cutioura. Soap and then I put
the Cutic ra Ointment on. You ought to
see her now — ne fair as n lily!
"I suffered a great deal with piles. 1
bad them very bad, and they itched and
burned ao I could hardly bear it. When I
got the Cut3ours Olntmeat I tried it. Now
it has entirely cured me.", (Signed) Mrs.
Cyrus Ward, Jen. 1. 1912.
Cubic= Soap and Outicnre, Ointment aro
sold throughout the world. Send to Potter
D. St O. Corp„ Dept. 63D, Boston, U.S.A.;
for free sample of each with 52 -page book.
THE JUSTICE'S .JOKE.
While Chief Justice Sir William
Meredith was lately hearing a case
he was disturbed by a young man
who kept moving about in the rear
of the room.
"Young man," called out the
Chief Justice, "you are making a
SUGAR, FACTORIES IN BRAZIL.
Population Requires 8'r Kilos Per
Head.
There are now in Brazil 3,546
primitive sugar factories and 120
more or less weal equipped factor-
ies. Together these produce 300,-
000 to 320,000 tons of sugar annual-
ly. But in order to keep the mini-
mum price of sugar in our internal
market above a price below which
our little manufacturers say would
be utter ruin to them, it is neces-
sary to put on a prohibitive duty
by which we suffer an export loss
of 90,000 tons of sugar which should
be produced. The population of
Brazil requires about eight and
one-half kilos of sugar a head an-
nually, while in other countries the
consumption varies from 15 to 40
kilos a head, as in England, Aus-
tralia and NeeeZealand. It is evi-
dent that a good number of small
producers would disappear before
the great manufacturers. But what
difference should that make 7 This
is a fatal law of modern industry to
which one is obliged to submit in
Brazil as elsewhere. Brazil evi-
dently would also profit by aban-
doning her beet root sugar.
Sir William Meredith.
Flow to Oro
Morse Distemper
An ExperienO04L 1torse van Solemn-
ly Declares Nothing Is So
SO4419017 as Nerviline.
Says Nerviiif►e. Is Liniment.
"After iifty"yeara'experience in.rais-
ing ,horses I,;ca:n safely testify that no
remedy gives such good results for an
all-round stable liniment as Nerviline."
Thus opens the very earnest letter of
J. J. Evanston;'who lives near Welling-
ton. "I had a very valuable horse that
took distemper a month ago, and was
afraid I was going to lose him. His
throat swelled and hard lumps devel-
oped. His nostrils ran and he had
a terrible cough. I tried different
remedies, but was unable to relieve
my horse of his pain and suffering till
I started to use Nerviline. I mixed a
bottle of Nerviline and sweet oil and
rubbed the mixture on the throat and
chest three times a day, and you
would scarcely believe the way that
horse picked up. Nerviline cured him,
I also have used Nerviline for colic
in horses and cows, and earnestly re-
commend it to every man that is rais-
ing stock."
For strains, sprains, swellings, colic,
distemper, coughs and colds, no lini-
ment will prove so efficacious in the
stable as Nerviline"—it's good for
man or beast, for internal or exter-
nal, use, Wherever there .• is pain,
Nerviline will cure it. Refuse sub-
stitutes. Large size bottles, 50c.;
trial size, 25c., at all dealers, or the
Catarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N.Y., and
Kingston, Ont.
Getting Busy.
great deal of unnecessary noise.
What are you about?"
"Your Honor," replied the young
man, "I have lost my overcoat and
I am trying to find it."
"Well," said the venerable jus-
tice, "people often lose whole suits
in here without making all that dis-
turbance." "-
aluc of a Good Name.
od name is rather to be cho-
an great riches. Both are
•es and both easily lost. It
mall thing to be well thought
ong friends and neighbors
lose that confidence is to lose
;at part of one's possessions.
ation may be regained, but it
ot be until the best years of
e , past and opportunities de -
forever,
When Juries Mete.
in Alaska' there used to be a
tattorneyw� was Is long du:
on
oratory, b
Once, while prosecuting a
se lie came to the finish of his
lent, and, according to thereail-
t
Groner, who was up
me, he leaned across the rail
fade hisplea, gentlemen of
1 T asts of you, g
ry, is that you now retire and
ut; justice as she deserves to
GIN PILLS FOR WOMEN
SOME STUPID HABITS.
If You Are Troubled In This Way
Break It Off.
Same people's lives are made a
'misery to them by senseless little
habits they cannot get away from,.
such as the habit of counting the
steps they take. If a man once
learns that triok he is; in for a bad
time. •
Another common trouble is that
'which leads people to avoid walk-
ing on the cracks between the flag -
atones of the pavement. There is
no reason for 11. I1 is just a habit,
and a very bothersome habit, too.
Then there is the man who can
never go to sleep until he has turn-
ed over throe times. However tired
he may be he has to make those
three turns because he has allowed
himself to get into the habit.
There are others who cannot sit
comfortably in a room unless they
can see the door. They are not ex-
pecting anyone to come in and at-
tack them; they are not expecting
anything at all. But they have got
the habit.
It would be easy to fill a whole
page with a list of such stupid little
tricks as these. The doctors know
all about them, and they will tell
you that people who do such things
are neurotic).
If you find yourself suffering
from anything of the kind, the only
thing to do is to get all your will-
power to work at once and break it
off. Men have been driven mad by
such trifles as these.
Read What Sirs. Harris Says About Them.
Mrs. T. Harris of Tyneside, Onit.,
knows all about GIN PILLS. "I am
now taking my third box of GIN
PILLS," she writes. "The pain across
my back and kidneys has almost en-
tirely gone. I was a great sufferer
from Rheumatism but it has all left
me. I strongly advise all women, who
suffer from Pain -In The Back and
Weak Kidneys, to try GIN PILLS."
50c a box, 6 for $2.50. Sample free
if you write National Drug and Chem-
ical Co. of Canada, Limited, Toronto.
.l.
The supply of talk exceeds the
demand.
By the way, how many of your
acquaintance let their religion in-
terfere with their business?
Friend.—"Were you smitten by
your wife before you married her 7"
Penhecker—"Yes, but not half so
much as I have been since."
Well Met—
A Good
Appetite
And
Post
Toasties
A dainty, nourishing dish
for breakfast, lunch or sup-
per—ready to serve direct
from the package with
cream and sugar.
"Toasties" are thin bits
of choice Indian Corn—skil-
fully cooked and toasted to
an appetizing golden brown.
Wholesome
Nourishing
Easy to Serve
Sold bar Grocers everywhere.
Canadian Posting creme Oe., Ltd.
wtnlleor, Ontario.
Mrs. Crabshaw—I thought you
were going to speak to that young
man who has been calling on
daughter so longi
Crabshaw I guess it's coming
out all right, my dear. The tele-
phone bill this month looks as if
there was something doing.
Try Murine Eye Remedy
If you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes
or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart
—Soothes. Eye Pain. Druggists Sell
Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c50c.
Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes,
25c, 50c. Eye Books Free by Mail.
An Rya Tanto Good for An Styes that Mead Corn
Dfurioe Eye Ble,ziedy Co.. Chicago
His Last.
The Orank4—This is the last time
I'll ever camp out. The Enthusiast
—Well, you shouldn't camp out un-
less you can enjoy yourself without
being comfortable.
Minard's Liniment Cur- es
A Sign.
"Jinks appears to be putting
aside something for a rainy day."
"His failure to return umbrellas
made me suspect as much."
Minard's Liniment Rel- ieves Neuralgia.
Burn's, Etc.
A nourishing, tasty,
economical meal.
A time and money
saver.
IA strength, producer.
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��nK HONiR
EDUCATION.
A DIVORCE GRANTED.
After many years of patient suffering
you can be divorced from corns by ap-
plying Putnam a Corn Extractor, which
acts in 24 hours without pain. Refuee a
rumetdtyu
tthat eis usafe and npainless. is25ethe
at
all dealers.
'iTLLIOTrr6 BUSINESS COLLEGE, TO-
�d Tonto. Canada's Popular Coalmen.
ciai School. Magnificent Catalogue free.
FARMS FOR SALE.
N. W. DAWSON, Ninety Colborne Street.
Toronto.
TEUI.T, STOCK. GRAIN AND DAIRE
Farms in all sections of Onteri%
Rome snaps.
1tA Ra RY way
BlTt ackage. H i n wTorront .
Bran,nt"n and n+ber tnwne and chief..
ESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN
Brampton and a dozen other towns.
H. W. DAWSON, Colborne St., Toronto.
He Knew.
"Daughter," called the father
from his position at the top of the
stairs, at the well-known hour of
11.55 p.m., "doesn't that young
man know how to say good-
night 7"
"Does he 7" echoed the yound
lady in the darkened hall; "well,
I should say he does."
Risky.
Griggs I see the English women
who are health faddists are wearing
their hair unconi'iried.
Brigg8-iy wife wore hers that
way ox"r'tl ,and it fell •- out of
the wing
ABOUT THE GREAT LAI:ES.
A Few Facts Which Are Not Gene
erally Kitown.
We all know in a general way
that Lake Superior is the largest
and Lake Ontario the smallest of
the Great Lakes, but the relative
facts are scarcely known to the
average person. While Lake Michi-
gan ranks second in oize, being
forty-five miles shorter than Lako
Superior, it is twiee as deep at its
greatest depth, the figures being
900 feet for Lake Superior and 1,800
feet for Lako Michigan, so that in
cubical contents the hatter far out-
reaches Superior. Lako Huron's
greatest depth also is a hundred
feet more than that of Lako Super-
ior, 80 that the greatest is not su-
perior to everything alter all.
Lake Erie and Lake Ontario are
comparatively shallow, with maxi-
mum depth of 204 feet and 412 feet,
and yet we should not like to fall
overboard in either of them, In
width—maximum figures—Lake Su-
perior comes first with 160 miles,
Huron second with 105, Michigan
third with 84, Erie fourth with 60,
and Ontario last with only 52 miles
of greatest breadth,
In comparison with its area, On-
tario leads with a drainage of 29,-
769 square miles for its area, of
6,700, the others being Erie, drain-
age 39,860, area 23,000 square
miles; Michigan, drainage 70,,000,
area 22;400 square miles; and Su-
perior, drainage 85,000, area 32,000
square miles. Drop in elevation IS
very gradual, Lake Superior being.
600 feet above sea -level, Michigan
578 feet, Huron 574 feeti Erie 564
feet, and then comes a big drop to
234 feet for Lake Ontario.
Sunday School Teacher—` `What
is the conscience 1" Bright Boy—
"It's wot makes you sorry wlen
you get found out..
Nlinard's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
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Practical.
Mrs. W.—Odd invitations Mrs.
Reid issued for the coming nuptials
of her daughter—just written af-
fairs, with the first line reading,
"Mrs. L. W. Reid requests the hon-
or of your presents," etc.
Mrs. \V.—Truthful, at any rate.
Baltimore. Md., Nov. 11, 1903.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Sire, --I came across a bottle of your
MINARD'S LINIMENT in the hands of
one of the students at the University of
Maryland, and he being so kind as to let
me nee it for a very bad sprain, which I
obtained in'training for foot races, and
to say that it helped me would be putting
it very mildly. and I therefore ask if you
would let me know of one of your agents
obtain some olosest fit.. Baltimore Taning you inthat I mad-
vance Tremain, Yours truly,
W. 0. McCUEAN.
14 St. Paul street,
Care Oliver Typewriter Co.
P.SrSindly answer at once.
Query.
Lady Customer (peeved)—I've
come to return this paper -cutter.
It's not ivory, as represented.
Storekeeper •,(musingly) -1 won-
der whether that elephant had false
teeth?
Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere.
Not That.
B. A. Do Gree -My stomach's out
of order, doctor,
Doo. Shipp—Have i
B. A. De .Gree—No,
the reason.
But most ,men . prefer a. dimpled
cheek to a Classical high brow.
you tried
that's not
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ED.17.
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Purely Herbal—No poisonous coloring
Antiseptic—Stops blood -poison
Soothing—Ends pain and smarting, etc.
Heals all sores.
50c. box. 4!1 0raggista and Stora
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.
11 J OUNTRY NEWSPAPER
Sale good Ontario town.Excellent
opening for man of energy. Write Wilson
Publishing Comeany, Toronto.
STAMPS AND C011V9.
TAMP COLLECTORS—EUND ED
Catalogue.
ferent Foreign Stamps.
Album, only Seven Cents. Marke Stamp
Company, Toronto.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CI�. END 15 CENTS FOR THE WALT
CJ Song Success, 'My Wonderful Girl.'.,
N. Wileon, 25 Melinda St., Poronto.
fst 4NCER, TUMORS, LUMPS, ETO.,
jj internal and external, oared with.
ont pain by our home treatment. Write
ue before too late. Dr. Bellman Medical
Co.. Limited, Collingwood. Ont.
l XCLUSIVE AGENTS WANTED Jlif
j4 every town to handle household
necessity. Sells ou sight. AQents •ma e
55.00 to aday.Apply N.
25
MelindaToronto.
rl ALL STONES, KIDNEY AND BLAD.
1,311 der Stones, Kidney trouble. Gravel..
Lumbagoand kindred ailments positively
cured with the new German remedy.
"Sanol," price 51.50. Another new remedy
for Diabetes -Mellitus, and sure care, 19
"Sanol'e Anti -Diabetes." Price 52.00 from
druggists or direct. The Sanot Manafac.
taring Company of Canada, Limited,
wiunipeg, Man.
1 ELECTRIC DYNAMO
O1? GENERATOR
FOR SALE
30 Kill., 110 VOLTS, Q.C.,
675 R. P. M.
a Very Reasonable. Figure 'Pon
Immediate Sale.
FRAM( WILSON & SOUR
78 Adolalde St. West, TORONTO.
AGENTS WANTED. At
WANTED.—PERMANENT MEN OR
Women locally, Salary and Com'
mission, Make Five to Ten Dollars day,
Paccepted.
Canada.
L.
Co.,
Publishers, Toro
ISSUE' 41—'13.
FOR € CI.E
FOR SALE
OF USED
VIE Cars listed below he.,v® been taken in ex-
change for our latest models with the Knight
Motor. They are in good repair, fully inspected,
and are ready to go on the road. The prices we
are asking are just what we allowed for them in
exchange.
•ERUSSYLL" Model Motor. Il auti ul `Torp do body. yed Fully
ieq equipped,
at
at a reasonable price+ $1,500.00
"RUSSELL" splenlT"
live -passenger $°SOOTOD
Carindidshape. Price
"RUSSELL" Model "22." A beautiful Rye -passenger.
120 -inch wheel base? 86 -inch wheel. A fully equip-
ped Touring Car with the Knight motor. This ear
Will carry our regular guarantee. Price, $1,500.00
The cars are in splendid shape, and will bear
examination and comparison with any other..:
the market.
RUSSELL MOTOR
100 RICHMOND
Long Distance Phone, Adel.
CAR CO,, LIMITED
STREET WEST.
6276.