The Herald, 1910-10-14, Page 2Can be made by dropping the contents et
to pecknge of
PARKES' PICKLE MIXTURE
is a gallon of vinegar, boll for fifteen
minutes and pour over the pickles. This
rnilcture keeps the pickles solid and nice
li-
ai ns he year fla. or to the picand kles. Sold rt ata 5c,
by grocers or druggists, or sene by mail,
poet paid on receipt of 30c.
PARKS & PE
Druggists, Hamilton. Canada
GERMAN JOKES.
Local Enterprise.
Tourist—Why do you call this a vol-
cano? I don't believe it has had an
eruption for a thousand years.
Guide—Well, the hotel managers in
this region club together and keep a fire
going in ft every year during the sea-
son.--Meggendorfer ltlaet ter.
Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
A PICTURE NO ARTIST COULD
PAI NT,
(Peterbtmo Review.)
setting 'of last night's sun, as clothed bowel 1 tr oublt worms of
Ing, nothing can equal Baby's Own Tab -
in all its unspeakable niaCrifieance it Ios n.10.
ey are a posLive cure for all
disapre:ared to rise ai:d cu net the t:ie giide ills of ehulhood and can be
mist. this manning . An orb which men given to the new b.)rn baby with per -
have studied. wondered at and beenine feet safety. They are sold under an ab-
s•ildt,e q*tuu0at('c of a Government an-
alyst over sine,• the ailed bn•:!n, al• st to contain no littrnzfui drug. they
an orb r.f nlaynificenc^ and mystery cane„t p,:v+in:; do harp]--- they always
that in the .umm.)r we aroi.l, is win- d:, rvud. 'Ir,. too. A. \Vindver, Roelt-
t.r we s:'.'k, lett an orb eternal. Yes. crus, Ont., u rites: "1 would not be
the sun went down in full splendor r,ill".ut Baht 4 Own Tablets. My beby
'Leat night: no artist could paint it: was small and delfeente and never grew
no poet could deserib” it; the laws tin began gi io Ii now her theanTablets,
tba thanks She
e
sl:y. the trees an Smithtown hill; tat. le 1 Tabletsn1101 is well, fat and rosy. 1 will
harmony of Nature. `Then cane. the
dusk. 02111 wi saw the evening star: certainly recnntm,'ne then. whenever 1
'then came the riark. and the heave rn ,r':. th,' o,]i, rtntiitr The Tablets are
lit. up. Ansi with their Helaine. rtwsold el y nied'ta )ine>ftcie ah're or
Dbyl� Williams
iI at
clear
gnaw that the morning wmiii1 b,in., theti5t'e t Co.,s: from The
Dr
clear sky for the twilight. told 03 so. v
tre .....---0......6.------- _ HER PREFERENCE.
-c,; MC) Yt 1=)381117. (Lipplra•ott 3 Magazine.)
F'u
teeth -
in
GAMNSBOROUGH'S FIRST POR-
TRAIT.
The great artist Gainsborough was
here in Sudbury. 'England, where his
tether had a large orchard: , Night
afar night. during harvest time, this
c,i(hard was plundered, Search was
made for the thief, but he could nota bed
tumid. Watchers •y'/ere posted.
tileugh they insisted that they did not
sleep still the iru:t mysteriously disap-
peared
II was plain that not many could be
engaged in the misehievious work. The
1
family concluded that a sing
rug;t:e was reepesible for all their loses;
but who could he be?
One day young Gainsborough saw a
rough looking man leaning his elbows
en the orchard wall. 110 was gazing
steadily at the groups of heavily laden
trees.
lie looks like a. thief," thought the
ingeto)find!tied
thebuy,
bestltreesbelieve
to rob Is to -night.
1 ant going to draw his picture.
Rapidly he sketched the outlines of the
suspicious looking intruder.
Returning Lome, he snowed tate picture
to bis father. 'With this to guide the
searchers, the man was soon aresred.
He proved to be the thief.
Naturally, young Gainsborough was
delighted at the success of his experi-
ment. As a sort of monument to com-
memorate his feat, be decided to make
a statue of the fruit -robber.
lit accordingly cut in wood an image
of the men, with his arms folded, as
when he had first been seen. Then the
boy painted in oils the rough figure and
l it up In the spot where the original
/led first been seen. Ile named the
r•(areevrow "Jack Peartree."
,••,''leis' says his biographer, "was prob-
nhle Gnlusborougit's first work in oils."
—Kate T'pton Clark, in The Christian
ilr•ial,i.
DELICATE BABIES NEED
BABIES' OWN TABLETS
For the baby who is delicate, who
Who could paint a picture like the suffers, from constipation, stomach and
l•' • • 'v difficult
to Suffering
RESCUED BY t' FRUIT -O -TILES"
CHARLES SARRETT, £sa.
Harbor an Bombe, March 24, 1909•
"1 suffered terribly from Biliousness
and Dyspepsia for fifteen years, was
treated by physicians and took many
remedies but got no relief. Then I took
""1 ruit-a-tives't, and this medicine
completely cured the when everything
else failed. To all sufferers from Indi-
gestion,
ndy
gestion, Biliousness and Constipation,
I strongly advise them to try this
fruit medicine". Charles Barrett.
Sac a box, 6 for 'fi2.50--0r trial box,
250- At ail dealers or from Fruit -a -fives
Limited, Ottawa.
Table of Cast.
Often the housekeeper wants to count
up the cost of any meal or especial arti-
cle and is unable to c10 su because when
supplies are bought in a quantity it is
hart. to estimate the value of the ani -
oust' used, and a table of average costs
is useful, The e:est of dome articles vary
a little in diffeic'r:: lucatlties. O
One cup cif Co:•eel:teal - • - - - ' -'
One cup. of :ii. .0:3
• ... - -. .... 03
One cup • of b r ,.-. ..... .
Butter size of to cg,. .. .... .u3
,
Tableepoortful u: Lutt:.r ... -. t.3
One egg .. .. ..... ... .... oy
One cup of mo:': ..
The fellowirg ezeOelee aria estimated t3
cost 1 cent: Oee to tap s.nif01 of wine,
teaspoonful of vanil.:s, teaepnnnful of ol-
ive oil, two of tea, one of soda, one of
SQUASH COOKERY.
Summer squash is considered by
health authorities one of the hest vege-
tables that can be eaten. It is 'beet
during the fall season, when. the plants
are mature, It is most easily digested
and can be' served in a number of ways
that will prevent it becoming monoton-
ous on the bill of fare.
Baked Summer Squash -pee of the un-
usual ways of cooking summer squash
is to bake it. For baking, wash but do
not pare the squash. Make a hole in the
top and scoop out seeds, staffing the
hole with chopped squash or eabbage
or celery and green peppers chopped
finely. Serve with melted butter; they
are delicious this way.
Mashed Squash—To serve squash
mashed, pare and cut in two-inch .cubes.
Cook in as little water as possible until
tender. Drain and place on back of
range tightly covered, allowing thein to
steam a quarter of an hour; then mash,
season, add lump of butter and serve.
Steamed Squash—Steamed squash is
the best way of preparing it from a
health standpoint, as in this way all its
natural juices, so good for the system,
are retained. Cut pared. squash in sec-
tions, place in steamer and let remainuntil soft. Either mash or not as pre-
ferred, and serve with hot melted butter
poured over.
Squash Hollandaise—Or pour over
hot Hollandaise sauce for a delicious and
unusual vegetable dish when entertain-
ing or when a particularly nine dish is
wanted at low Bost and little trouble.
''„owe then' singular elfPt.t:ctnc44 in i•he pastor ut a mowed church in the
urine~ Rheumatism,thiLumbago and south wit ratner too lunch inclined to
w' tics. to their power of sti.ritiat-
IT "high,•' intruducrl:g various innoVa•
to = the^a. . ,,alt
Ing and strer.gtheninl kidneys.
toms in his elturc.t hitt were not at
They Paable these organs to
tlipr
- �to
tee liking of the o
ld-fashion
e
d d
ar
k
-,
tolsl f .ire front the bleed the uric eels':_ il,_•., twastenoiPr' 1(1v.tan*!•his 'new” ideas, the.pastor had '.
vh.elt gets inta
the ioints and mite -
(le z and causes these painful dis-
eases. Over Half a century of con-
stant 'nee. 12:5 proved conelneiyely
•that 1)r. Morels Indian Root Pills
strengthen weak kidneys and
c tea a iG M lee o tel trent ' 1 t•'rr'a
.•thee-•---
Aalti:lg a Favor.
Lizzie Ann Was a servant girl. She
said bitterly to her mistress one l
morn -
arras;goo for stained e-a7s m the churen
windows. This he was showing in tri-
umph to one Mil woman parishioner,
rr•i:,•n 11" :Weed her ho Wein,liked it.
"It's share heautiful; the old lady was
forced to admit; but, 'deal an"'deed,
soh, 1 prof:'rs de glass j, -at as God made
it."
A BM LAWS S APPEAL,
"1ir•re's another lc tier. ma'am, I've tn' rAno eommy 1homesend
free
with
rcfull
b
,- '11 .nit, ..., tie en q Leneorrhooa, Ulceration,
got from :MIS. Jones' co.o,• )octivels
says they've given her a ick t cry, tor„ i ihspiacentaots, I*alling of the Womb, Pain-
repw, It ;•airly makes ones .. fibber'. i ,
Lizzie Ann hesitated, then s;fid dill i tai or Itrefi or periods, Uterine and Over-
I tun i un,o)s or Growthr, also Iiot Flushes,
f;i only: ' tierv0•lsnets, btelsncholy, Pains in the t.Ieed
I bin thinkiri , if l hired to auto and 1Pack or BowS,ts. Kidney and Bladder troubles
a photographer, would ye mind;, ma'am' f where euuee-d by weakness peculiar to our
se:. You seeome at
ly 1 d reutsue t treatment
eek, at 11 book,
spices two of cream of tartar. Salt and
pepper aro usual'y pied tn. too small
quantities to be c',;tlmated.
For 2 cents one teaspoonful of brandy.
one tablespoonful of grated chocolate,
one carrot, one turnip, one largoonion,
one tablespoonful of • coffee,' One table-
spoonful of gelatin.
if me and the roaster was took on tae
front seat together? Ii. world settle
that Marie when I sent herr tite picture."
-Spokane Seol'esman-Review.
I OWE MY LIFE TO GIN PILES, HUGE ELEPHANT HEAD.
if you want to see a happy woman,
Just call on Mrs. Mollie Dixon, 53 Hoskin
a beet v,
CYonian's Own Medical lidviser," also *ant
tree on reoueee. Write to -day, Address,
euantiers. Bos H. 8, Windsor. Oat.
avenue. West Toronto.
"After ten years of suffering from Rid -
rev t)ieease, I believe I owe my life��o
elm Pills. Before I began using
Ville my back ached o )0011 but erten' aI
eouk.i rot put on my )s
tak-
ing three boxes of Gin P111n these troub-
les
t , add alone morel is
m1
testimonial to to r he
)rand reputation of Gin Pills.
MIRS, M. DIXON.
GOO A. box, 0 for $2,50, at all drillers.
Srn,ole free 1f you v'rlle National Drug
k r9temtcal Co., (Dept. II L.,) Toronto,
Ont.
No Cause for V/orry. r,
`eve g:i., 1 s(i points.
Painter (to his servant)--- NOW earn" I—t•�a•----
t t` exhibition galbery.
t t t1
Baltimore,c Nov. 1I, IN03
e i i.,
:MMI) A'R.D'S LINIMENT In the hands of
Sirs,—I carate 8(10)21 a bottle of your
MLNARD'S LINIMENT in the hands of
one of thestu,ieets a the University of
bletryland: send .0 being so kind as ti)
ea me 0312 ie fir tt very' bed sprain.v l ich'',s nI O 1 .. , .n training for foot
r lee,, (1 to .,re' thief It helped me would
be putting it eerie mildly, and I there-
fore isle it y.0 `•'emirs let me know of
one of the students at the University of
Baltimore so that 1' may obtain sante of
it. Thanking you, in advance, I remain.
Yours truly,
W. C. 1IcCUEAN
14 St. Paul street.
Cute Oliver Tylxiwrttter Co.
P. S. —Kindly answer at once.
The greatest of elephant heads, believ-
ed to be tate largest specimen so far
brought into civilization, has just been
presented to the New York Zoological
Park. It was obtained in British East
Africa, by an expedition sent out under
the auspices of the "Ansonia of a`tatstral
Ilistory of .New 'fork. Richard flitter,
an experienced hunter, was leader of
the expedition. The elephant theteme,i
25 feet in length and 12 feet hight at
the shoulders. rimmed the chest he men, -
eared I8 feet 7 itches; length of .he
trunk, 7 feet lS inches; eircumferenni of
one of the front legs, 5 feet 2 inteir'4,
length of tucks, 7 feet 2 inches, andtheie
Home
1...h. 1, ty 20
Save Fe ll C.al1tev
and
Dress. Weil
Tryr111
Simple au letachine
with
egnestifeeirk
of EovetmeAL et iNDZovrows
,u
n-
:7..'enlftF
JUST THINK OF ITT
Dyes Wool, Cotton, Silr. o -Mired Goods Y'er£eath'
with the 5A '1:. Dye—No chance of 8u u1cce. Fast
11 and Deuutlia! Colors 10 cents, from your Druggist or
Deuier. Soni for Color Card and STOaY£lootetet. 76
L
Johnson-nluherdson Co., Limited, D4ontreal.
A UNIQUE OCCURRENCE.
Luther Milbank, the plant wizard, at
a dinner at Santa Rosa., praised Califor-
nia as •, Witter and summer resort.
Beside our superb climate and our
superb 8,,e1•`ry," ended Mr. Burbank,
"there is t:i:' further advantage of our
reasonable prices. There- are no Monte
Carla prices here.
"At a Mottle Carlo hotel the proprie-
tor said ono day to the elerk:
"'Lias Lord Loftus, room 373, received
his bili yet':'
'Yee, sir,' said the clerk; `I sent it
up to him n an hour ago.'
"'Strange,' mused the proprietor. 'As
I passed his door just now I heard kiln
singing.'"
ISSUE NO. 41. 1910.
HELP WANTED. '
9- T ANTED—AT ONCItl, A GENERA'!✓
V domestic. one willing to learn. Ap-
ply 94 Duke street. Hamilton, Ont.
ANTED — CAPABLE FIOUSL•
TV maid. Apply Mrs, A. C. l3easleY,
485 Main street east.
AGENTS WANTED.
6�I EITHER
� . ENT'S— SEX
Are you making $5 per day. If not
'write
tf it Immediately'
ofmHolid y Books Sells at for our free elaborate
sigh
J. L. NICI'IOLS COMPANY,
LIMITED, Toronto
fee 'l) ALY
sai rysERS paid. WANTED.
lf ed Tyler, 55 Clar-
ence street. London, Ont.
'?lr'IfJANTED — RELIABLE MEN OR
v5 rr women. I will start you in the tea
business; lasting proposition; easy and
profitable. A. S. Taylor, Tea Importer,
Chatham, Ont,
WORTH KNOWING.
Mud stains can be uettally removed
from silk by soft rubbing with a bit of
flannel. If this fails, saturate 0 piece
of line with aloobol and apply gently.
Fresh frt,it stains can be reuluved from
�:. artel's Female Pills
SEVENTEEN YEARS THE STANDARD
Prescribed and recommended for wo-
men's ailments, a scientifically pre,
pared remedy of proven worth. 1 ne
result from their use is quick and per.
manent. For sale at all deur, stores.
fl Ua LAI Will
�1d 018 in$1 o1s V t
A specialty made of investments
in Standard Railroad and Indus-
trial Stocks.
Write fur full particulars
regarding plan of investment.
Room 101, 108, St. James St.,
y7 )ttiontrertl.
!i,
stained.
•r- Place a.tc
linen by .wiling w
part over a bawl; pour boiling water
through it from a tea kettle held at
some height above it. Ohl stains must
first be soaked In cold water, then use
t 'r '
water. the hot d
Try vinegar for alt time snots which
refuse to yield to ordinary treatment.
For grease spots use powdered mag-
.resia, Fuller's. earth or buckwheat flour.
Sprinkle the spots thoro)tghly and leave
until grease is nl)sorbed. Repeat if ne-
cossary. Soot front an open chimney or
chomped front stove pipes can be remov-
ed by covering, thickly with salt. Brush
it un and coves again if traces still re-,
main.
A child who hes outgrown his high
chair, bat for whom the ordinary chair
still ton tow, is now using one of the
this picture s0 the ,�• `.• . ,' '2411 But be careful, for the paint is n:, quite . r �r y r ry
11i heels Nle was very 1Jashful, and she tried to
i-
._.—.....,r6-,, t and silo scam
as _ r •
lent for a time. "What's the inntter7"
w MAW rl'f'S LE::S;3;7 ON 1,f,4i�NECifi. )..
l;vrry let., trio st)ii a binrv, for
fori on a journey ' asked ' Oh, 1 =eel blue," she replied.
po+hPr, f• n,Larnes+, , ) t tt,tim)�t, for my
the right, nowt be 'net 1:+g sod art anr-11 r o set a s' npaet "Nobody loves
lie i4 a 111nr .,r.•--Tinvith., t it:.om'.,
9
quickly stops coughs, cures colds, heals
the throat and lungs. • - • '25 cents.
IMPORTANCE RECOGNIZED.
(Washington Star.)
"My wife said that most men are
mere nobodies," said ftlr. Meekton cheer-
ily"1)id you endure the slight?"
"No, sir. I made her retract before 1
would hook her dress up the back;"
telinard's Liniment Relieves Neural.
gia.
FOI LED.
(Success Magazine,)
TO V
is .
dining room chairs with small rubber
t t) , lege.
Thee'
bump.•"s screwed on the t+4•
raise the ellai.1 jest enough, The rub -
her bltnipe'rs are found among the small
things of hnusefurnishing departments.
Minard's Liniment for sale
where.
city yet. l ttickty stops gottgtbs, curer COWS.
Servant Oh. titers all 1 � )t Ill put; gn throat sad wags.
2� cauls. melee it easy for him. They were driving
cru old )'tl 1 ne'nd0 Bleette.l. along the acrinol e
CHAaTLESS•
I neVe't saw a moor,
I rever saw the sea:
Tet I know how the heather looks,
And what a wave must be,
I Nore visitedinwith
Yet certain ami of the spot
As if the chart were gI
—Emily Dickinson.
every•
Wen )'O'$ gwine un me, and glands are
An' . ,. oto
sls el a )'
a• trunk is g e tin so fell -up cold"
� ' t • hZru to allot.
.,,�.•.,.....,...,.,...•'•—.•--•." -.�- t (a ,e, eta t
"Yon should not say • Coat," was his
--•••^^•^"'-' a
`el i r ', ° , ..lien ire manners; (Toil loves you,
Teen* ru worn of eon n thine, 'for
`^.. \env Su --- deur in Yo' s:ttanci, , locos you and you can
to u. c along de rrdy. 211, 2't1r.r mother c• 3'
sit on your
EVIDENTLY AN IMin.wet'i tt.
(Philadelphia Reeord.)
Blobbs—He claims to be an English
lord, but I don't believe it.
Slobbs—Why?
Iilobbs---Well, I've known Item for
nearly two weeks, and he has'nt tried to
borrow any ]coney.
HER CONSOLATIO2l.
(New York Sun.)
The Venus of Milo sniffed.
"Pm better' off than if I, had
halide.
Twit 'stn ltiut yet' do vr.' ha'r-bresh,
t c bi h a,
tc •
Air 5,o c ., r o' cart'). Your Druggist -veva Tell Von
I i ou 01; wet slivered 521 to use 'em Merin,: Eye 12e-m.OY Relieves (lore 11100,
Mout n r wt ti l e I t st l )ale.
wl ort cern s ri,,cc ( s; ctet u` 'enstornett r e siE"iiltDoesn't t
et sye an, k arSe'lafor 55e. Tr)
Menne 1n \nu. I Yes. itnd in )331JY'.
[eyes for. Sealy leyeleis and Granelali::a
.NANTE) TO BUl'IOH THEM ALL.
�'eur c.sc,)c 1108 e2orlec3 ,v,ill the cn•teil
man, your wife 110,1 apvon tlieitis, and you:
favarite daughter leas gone eti the
7e 'o' tt, tilt c4 in �tLb'ioe3 •', ch[1o,
ve.,t tie- itr
Leeten yo' m e 'ern on de way?
'Case alt tranetin'1: onens1
leix't tie bestere wry yo' 1(in;
An' If foil:s fcrgit (ley mangers,
T'hvn gigs rough as piny -cin.
So Ver. r'e' (roes on a Journey,
Die de wordvo' mammy say;
Pack yo' n101111ers in yo' satchel,
F'c:' to tree sinner de wily.
l7anline
lane .
es Camp, in TIM Inae-
p2ndert ) t,t
The best premiums and the best valves
Silver
Watches, Gem
ever offered. Gold and
ll''
to
;let Rings and Brooches, laughter -producing
Moving Picture Machines, Finely Decorated
Tea Sets and many other premiums given
FREE for selling our high class (told Em-
bossed Picture Post (ends. The very 1121(51
designs in Views Birthday Floral, Holiday
Comics, a.0., at dor les. SOIL $3.00 worth and
tom
S
v Yon can
these flee tun.
one of ti
sell them in ate hour or Two, but don't deiay,
for we give an extra premium for prompt-
ness. Write to -day and we will send our a
package and our big premium list. Come
with Use crowds and get the best premiums
offered. Write your name unci' add reee very
plah)ly. C0IIALT GOLD PEN (:t1:
Dept. 220 Toronto, Ont.
(
tiV
itiASSIFO.
She Cured Her Robbsnd
DrEnildragg
Brite Her Today and Sho Will Tull
You How You Can Bo he Same
For overt:vonty years her husbend was a hare.
drir.:or. Itched tried in every way to atop but
could not do so, but
nine years ago she stop-
ped hisdrinkingentiro-
)y by using a simple
remedy which any one
can givesecretly. Hun-
dreds have freed their
10111e3 from drink by
following her advice
The method ue easy and
sure. If you have a
dear one who drinks we
earnestly advise you to
write to her at once,
She metres no charge
for her help, (she asks
for no money and see
6 J, one)
rt^µ septa none) she on
auks that you are pee.
See wet •ell yon how to rrse sonar interested it1
Your home (ram 1:414"' saving one who drinks.
Send your letter with confidence to her home.
Here is her address—
Mrs. Margaret Andersen,
!fl /..Peine Avenue, Milburn, l'dewYork,
ii.. . (Wets vow Fdt rot,."# end eddsoas plaunty-+
A Silent Partner.
"So you and. Meyer have set up a mar-
riage agency,. What capital have you?"
"I put two hundred dollars in the bus -
broken Incas and Meyer his six untnitrried
off rov loos in n hobble skirt." da.ughte, sem."—M ^ dorf0r__Bleetter.
�yhy didn't yeti cable mc?"
" 1 tipt pttWal it off from day to dey•
I
, bead of your firm expected every
An old b•ichelor eon neva) ))nflersfand Jm,n,cn'
to
att„n+ince iris failure,"
how a pretty wnm"l1.1 ca,1 bt.r. flattered •
by telling 3ter the balm resembles her. Minnrcl's Liniment Cures Burne, Etc
121
1
Stop it in 30 minutes, without any harm to any part of your system, by taking
es,a' '7m��" Headache ' Tails °s 25c• a 1>oggix, at an
drusts'.
f ATIONAL i3000 AND CHEMICAL CO. OF CANADA LIMITED, MONTREAL, 27
max_ -ems 31=117 a..,... •._-_.-....._...
"SILENT" MATCHES
A:111., TUE MOST MODERN AND PERFECT
A SURE LIGHT, Tl E FIRST STRIKE
They make no noise or sputter—a quiet, steady flame. The match
for the smoker, the office and the home.
All good dealers keep them and lady's 'P7t oodcnwarei Fibreware,
Tubs, Pails and Washboards.
The E. B. EDDY Co., Limited,
LL, CANADA
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