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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1928-04-19, Page 7A reputation of over thirty years is at stake every time a package of Red Rose Orange Pekoe Tea is sold. So highly is this reputation prized that the makers have authorized your grocer to replace any package free of charge that does not satisfy you in every particular. q -n ATENTS List of "Wanted Inventions'"• and Full Information Sent Free on Request. !EKE snk ofaa. Ont. yHWhEGLRS"THtQR QRD,CH CKS This Mariner's Shark Excels Our breeders are bred for high egg production. White, Brow and Duff Leghorn. Barred and White Rocks, R. I. Reds, A ' condi, Buff Orpingtona, White Wyandotte& 12c and up. 100" live delivery guaranteed. Write today for FREE CHICK BOOK at itWEGLER'S 1iGTCUUI to II0IHE rrPna, DUFFALO,H.Y, a^x•1 • The Lowest Priced Mixer 3i YS Cataad Write for free rice script ivefolder 10 or catalog showing complete line of larger sizes. Be rantford "WondeironcreteMixer GOOLD, SHAPLEY & MY1EA CO. Ltd. Brantford - Ont. ition Jonah's Whale South Sea Captain's Log Tells of Finding Father and Son Alive in Captured Sea Tiger A Honolulu newspaper reports that a veteran of the Pacific Ocean, Cap- tain Clinton Jones, now living near the Hawaiian capital, is preparing his log books for publication. These cover more than half a century of ad- venture, in the Central and Southern Pacific. In negotiating with publish- ers the ancient mariner has sent therm samples of 'fits sea diaries. A frag- ment that has reached us reads as follows: "Here isea half-hitch from the logo of the bark Neptune of which I was master in 1877. This records the strange story of the shark, the man, the grindstone and the child. "The Neptune was bound from San- tiago to Boston, touching at Cien- fuegos. Senor Ricardo Iglesis and his two children were aboard as passen- gers. "One morning we were hauling around Cape Cruz when one of the Don's children fell overboard. The ship was making six knots at the time. We tacked ship, leaving the foreyard aback the ship's head. There was much excitement and everybody threw life preservers or any gear they could get their hands on overboard. "The German carpenter even threw his grindstone over in the excitement. It took about twenty minutes to get a boat out, but all that was rescued was some of the gear that had been thrown out. The child and the grind- stone were not recovered. "After about forty-five minutes the boat returned to the ship. The Don was greatly excited and the little boy's sister was in tears Breakfast was prepared and we had hardily seat- ed ourselves when there came a cry of 'Man overboard!' It developed that the Don in his grief had jumped over I scarcely go about and doing my house the kids. I ordered everything, but butt work left me completely used UP. aback and a boat was put out, Everything seemed to worry me, and bthere was ho signdup the. n a The , I was in a very discouraged condition ship was haulbackedon ea_n and the when I began taking Dr. Williams' ship hadds and gher course, but she hardly gathered way when a I Pini' Pills. I soon found the pills A SPRING TONIC AN AID TO HEALTH 1 You Can Lay the Foundation of Good Health Now by Building UpY Blood and Strength - Their teeth are of a tough- ness which snakesthemhold their keen cutting edge un- der every usage. SIMONDS CANADA SAV CO. LTD. • MONTREAL ;.VANCOUVER, ST. JOHN, N.O.. .. - TORONTO c ...u: our oo , ening Your Nerves Through 1, the Use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. The good old fashion of taking a tonic in the Springtime, like most of the customs of our grandparents, is based upon sound common sense and good medical practice. Winter is al- ways a trying time for those who are not in rugged health. Many men, women and children go through the wintdr on reserve strength they have stored up during the sunny summer months, and grow increasingly pale and languid as the spring days ap- proach. An tonic for the blood andf nerves at this time will dolormuch o the such people, by putting cheeks and banishing that tired feel- ing that worries thousands of people at this season of the year. It is impossible to be energetic if your blood is thin and weak, or if your nerves are frayed or shattered. You the United States, Whether such cannot compete with others if you tumors are true, we do not know. do not get refreshing sleep at night, rumors we do know, and what we fee. toro if your appetite is poor or you are 1Vh. losing .weight.. You. need a tonic at I Very strongly, is that when any Cana - this time to add to your efficiency elan Cabinet, be it Liberall or Conserve - now, as well as to save you from suf- I tive, begins writ'.ng notes to Washing - tering later on. And in all the realm ton about t' -he di,^osition of something of medicine, there is no safer or bet- that is the property of the people of ter tonic than Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Canada, then the people of Canada These pills tone and enrich the blood have a right to know what is in those which circulates through. every poi- notes. tion of the body, strengthening jaded nerves and rtiudown organs, and Pipers To Wear Highland bringing a feeling of new strength Bonnets ea easily tired, des - Not sick, and not well, either If people so troubled only knew Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy That's the dangerous part of 'kidney disease—no pain to warn you. Just that dull feeling of not being just right. "Oh, win belief of in a few thousandsdays," foundbout eelvee. Too Intel What What to pity. it too late for you? Perhaps not yet. But the time to save your health is while you still have it. Cleanse out those brain -dulling poisons from your blood—wake kidneys and liver up to their proper duties. That's what you have them for—to keep you healthy, For more than 60 years 'Warner's Safe Kidney grateful families mwho has en written In to say that it put them back on their feet again. Why not? This safe, herbal remedy, so pleasant to taste, was orig- inally a doctors prescription. It is as good to -day as it ever was. We can do no more than to advise you. It is up to you to visit yourdruggistfor a bottle of Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Rem- edy worth now. osts Warner's Safe 1Remedies Company, Toronto, Ontario. Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy Scientist predicts the discovery of intra-atomic energy that will permit ono to hop the moon. This will' be the first break the pedestrian has had in a long time. Happy Belgium Philadelphia-Belgiun, tf,ne little' nation which stood up against out- standing odds in the Great War, has "eonle ba,ok." ,Prince Albert de I.igne, Belgian - A.mbasisador to the United States, speaking before the Alne1-Ica'n Academy of ,Political and Social Science, said Iris home country, "after nearly ten years of strenn-. ous endeavor, has been recon- structed and placed on a firm foundation, physically, economi- tally and financially.'' "Our houses have been rebuilt," he asserted, "our factories recon- structed and equipped, OUT basic industries today are producing more than their pre-war output, our people are profitably engaged, and there is no unemployment problem." Government by the People Ottawa Journal (Cons.) : (The Gov- ernment refuse to disclose the nature of their correspondence with Wash- ington on the subject of the St. Lawr- ence Waterway.) Rumor says. . . . Mr. Ding is trying to'wse the St. Lawr- ence question to bargain for better fiscal terms with the Government of and energy to n e , pondent men, women and children. Mrs. L. Hupman, Summerville Cen- tre, N.S., writes:—'Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have been of the greatest bene- fit to me. A few years ago I was in a badly run down condition. I became eek and nervous that I could shark took a hook that was out. "I brought the ship into the wind with the mainyard aback and we fin- ally got the shark alongside. A tackle was swung from the mainyard and a bowline was run down and looped over the shark's tail. "As the shark was hauled on deck he coughed up what was inside of him; first came the Don and thenthe grindstone, and finally the boy. The Don was grasping a long dagger and said the boy had been turning the grindstone for him while he sharpen- ed the dagger, preparatory to cutting his way out of the shark." In these days of motor competition the pedestrian is never safe. If an automobile doesn't get him an auto- mobile salesman will. helping me, and continuing their use e I fully regained my health. then I always take a few boxes ine hotthe Spring to build me up f weather, and always I find the best re- sults. I therefore cheerfully recom- mend these pills as the best of health builders. You can get these pills from ,any medicine dealer, or by mail at 50 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medi- cine Co., Brockville, Ont. Ontario Market For Alberta Coal Regina Leader (Lib.) : Alberta has the coag Ontario furnishes a big market. It should be possible to bring the two together. Mucin is go- ing to depend on the quality of the • fuel shipped. In other words, much of the success of the proposed expeel- nient lies with tho Alberta producers. They should send forward their best product, and any subsidy of the move- ment which is represented in the low rate set should not be regarded by ttheni as a subsidy for their own pockets but one for the .movement, as+ a whole, to which they are a party. "Who gave ye the black eye, Mark?" "Nobody give it to me, I had t' fight for it." Save Wear on Running Boards, Su11Y Step Plates., also keep your car clean and improve its appearance. 1 STEL ' PLATES. ,. ,canes►. Ask your Automobile Dealer to show you the new models or write for list. 8 DunSt. Sully Brass Foundry Ltd. T238oronto, das CanaVilestda. This ironic oes More Than ringck He''r'"lth :IM r ,ars A safe, powerful alterative is needed regularly by every person who bas any manifestation riof blood disorder. For only by purifying and oning the blood can good health be restored. Buckley's TRU-BLOOD is 'a proven corrective for weak, deficient or impure blood. First successfully used as a doc- tor's. prescription, TRU-BLOOD is high- ly recommended for the prompt ellihminn- "ons such sett off of all skin, , pimples, blackheads, blotches, ulcers, , rash, abscesses, eczema, boils, salt rheum and all troubles arising from lmpover- fished or below-pfr blood. A characteristic tribute to tls.lienefit of TRU-BLOOD is the following: "I used two bottles of TRU-BLOOD last Spring. It built me up, and gave me new life, and as long as I live I shall never be without it." TRU-BLOOD is more than a purifier of the blood. Use TRU-BLOOD and skin troubles will disappear. The com- plexion will become clear, smooth, color- ful, fur. Buckley, s OINTMENT ENTxs amagic aid to TRU - BLOOD in permanently banishing disfiguring blemishes. Good druggists everywhere carry both. Gabby Gertie 1\ "A bride's trousseau may be ever so plain—her family knows who got the trimming." The Orange Pekoe, at a little extra cost, is extra good ie In clean, bright Aluminum Old Almanacs Almanacs have to some extent lost their old prestige. The supposedly omniscient almanac of other days con - calendar but many twined not only th•e , astrological prophecies and long-range GRICIILTURA.L EXPERTS SAY weather forecasts. To -day political, statistical and histories' information forms the greater part of the contents 1 of almanacs, which are used mostly in business and not in Homes. FLOWERS Almanacs date back to early civiliz- ation, It is known that the Greeks f1 LADIOLUS, DAHLIA AND OTHER 'ex flowers. Gksfls 2i1tY, Dahlias and Romans had them. Some, of the roses 8, dr -livered, 82.00. Catalog ree. oldest almanacs in existence were published during the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. Purbach, the , astronomer, is said to have published I the first printed almanac in 1460. Classified Advertisements OYS—RAVE YOUR OWN BUSI- NESS—earn big bonuses. Write t;tandard Company, Box 501, Toronto. NEW' saaUNNSWXCas farming opportunities offered hero unsurpassed anywhere. Another fact, cheapest good farms on earth still here. Burley's free bargain catalog ready. Alfred Burley Co., Limited, St. John, N.B. Pipers of the Scots Guards are tired of wearing the little Glengarry Bonnet while their fellow Guardsmen wear the magnificent black bearskins. The twelve pipers expressed a wish to be allowed to wear the great High- land bonnet which is part of the full- dress uniform of the Highland regi- ments. The King, atter a personal inspec- tion, assented to the change, which will take effect next month. The A'imanach Liegeois was typical in that it contained dire prophecies. Thisalmtanac, which became famous by predicting the end of Mme. Du Barry's career, found a great circula- tion in rural Vance and provided for these who could not read au easily , comprehensible systelm of symbols. HILL THE MOVER—PIONEER DIS - almanacs great was the influence of these TANCE movers of Canada, Largest almanacs over the superstitious that speedy padded vans. New Equipment. at one time almanacs were banned in ,latest methods. Two experienced men. every trip. At loads insured. Beyond France. compare for skill and care. Before you Bradford, in 1687, published the) move, write us or wire anon reserae the first American almanac, but Frank- charges. Bead () iice Ilamilton. Ontario, Canada. 1:1111 the Mover. lin's "Poor Richard" was the first of any importance. The Hagerstown and Country Al- manac, published in 1787 by John 1 WONDERFUL TRIBUTE Baby's Own Tablets Declared to be Worth Their Weight in Gold A mother has only to use Baby's Own Tablets once to be convinced that nothing else can equal them in banishing the ills of het little ones. Once used, always need, as long as there are small children in the home —that is the tribute thousands of mothers pay the Tablets. Among the many, many mothers who are anxious to tell of their ex- perience with Baby's Own Tablets is Mrs. Griffith, of East Hamilton, Ont„ who writes:—"Shortly after coming to Canada I began giving the Tablets to my baby boy who was then six weeks old. The result was so pleas- ing that since that time I have always kept the Tablets in the house. I have two children now and both of them are the picture of health. Baby's Own Tablets are the only medicine they have ever had and I really believe the Tablets to be worth their weight in gold." POULTRY AQUALITY ROCK, L]±W:10RX. 1 Wyandotte, Red Baby Chicks, 1b.0U per 100 and up. Hatching eggs, $8.00 per 100 and up. Pedigreed Cocker- els, $6.00 each, and up. 36 Page Illus- trated Catalogue Free. L. R. Guild 8r - Sons, Box T, Rockwood, Ont. BABY CHICKS—WE HATCH FO13 t varieties of Baby Chicks. Write for fres catalogue. Price 10c and up. A. H. Switzer, Granton, Ont. —mOVXIQtir AND STORAGE. "Why did you come to college?" "I came for the rest" "The rest of what?" "The rest of the old man's Gruber, aloe became famous. It is I money." still issued. Washington first receiv- I -- — ed his name ae "The Father of His i 1 l Country" in 1779 when the Pennsylva- nia German Almanac so hailed him. The publication appeared meth a cover picturing Fame, holding in one hand a medallian of Washington and in the other a trumpet. The medallion was labeled "Washington" and the trum- pet blew forth the words "Des Landes Vater—The Father of His Country." Baby's Own Tablets are free from all injurious drugs and can be given to the youngest babe with absolute safety. They are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box by The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. In consequence of continued front the waterpipes of a householder were frozen for some time, and at the end of the quarter be refused to par the full water rate, saying that most of the thne he bad no water. The matter was taken to Court, where the Water Company said it was not their fault the water was frozen—it was an act f God Whereupon the defendant Pictures of Men Bring in Newfoundland Toronto Mall and Empire (Cons.): As long as Newfoundland exists as a separate Dominion, there will always be the danger of the United States getting into treaty relations with it that will enable the latter country to exploit the natural resources of the Island and Labrador to its own arca- vantage and to the detriiment of this country. Newfoundaand will be more favorably disposed to listen to pro- posals to include it in the Canadian union if the King Government bastes to implement to the letter the recom- mendations of the Duncan Commis- sion in respect to the Maritime Prov- inces.. It should be the study of our Government to make the Maritime Provinces one of the prosperous sec- tions of this Dominion. Minard's Liniment for Backache. The teacher was giving the kinder - n ral his- garten Turning class a ]esson to ones smallutot, she tory. inquired: "What db elephants have that no other animals have " "Little elephants," was the surprising reply: Trotsky having been banished from Moscow, we are in doubt whether to congratulate Trotsky or Moscow, Dead 1,700 Years Scientists Amazed at Discov- . cries of Explorers in Turkestan Loudon—Pictures of men who have been dead 1700 years but had the ap-i pearance of having just died, even to, long beards intact, were shown on the screen before amazed scient9sibs of the 1 Royal Anth opolegical In:stiitntte re- 1 0 jumped up and said: "An act of God Gently. to put the pipes so near the surface' "I feel quite certain that when the that they freeze? That's not the act! explorers get into the centre of the of God, that's the act of a --- fool!' eastern pant of Chinese Turkestan we He won his case. Isaiah find evidence of civilization that wild astound fns," said Sir Arthur ;Keith, eith, who gave the lantern lecture. After stating that there is nothing new under the sun, Sir Arthur passed around a skull of the "first flapper" wtillch only the most careful examina- tion sihowed was that of a woman of Will Rogers Has a Good Word To Say For The Policeman Memphis, Tenn.—Right here In Memphis today over twenty-five. policemen went bo a hospital and volunteered to give blood trans- fusions to a kid that was hear death. In know that I am out of order in speaking' of the good things tbat cops do, but I am one of the old-fashioned people who. believe if somebody pounced on l ale ' b I could holler for oils and he would and help ane out without Ink hav- ing to pay hint anything. The poor fellows can't catch Many criminals as our towns llave them too busy marking c""s that have been parked too long. Yours, WILL .itOG +•12.5 80 rather than that of a young girl. Another revelation of Sir Arthur's Wats that Thigland is developing an Armenoid tiyllie without having had :any admixture flown Annelle. Use Miiiard's Liniment for Corns. Hook Early. The following notice was posted in a Northern factory: "Application for plication leave of absence on account'of influ- enza,. twins, measles, relative's fun- erals, oto,, must be handed to the foreman not later than 8 a.m, on the day of the match." The next great turopean war will nuke the world safe for Orientals, 10U5 s No. ZS corrugated Iron Going Fishing . Minard's is a reliable 0:Mt, aid for sprains, ruts and htui'?"5. Also good for inreirt b:tes. Put a bottle in your hit. YOUNG 0 EN SUFFER MOSTt These Two Found Relief by Taking Lydia E. Pbr'rkham's Vegetable Compound Ayer's Cliff, Quebec. -- "I have been teaching for th the yams, and atendf year 1 always feel tired and have no appetite. I w ns awful :iek each month tun haling pains in my back until sometimes I wasoblgcd to stop working. A friend recommended Lydia E. Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound to me and I heard many women telling how good it was so I thought it would help me. And it did. Now I take six bottles every year and recommend it t0 others." — DONALAA FANTEUX, i Ayer's Cliff, Quebec. "Unable to Work" ASK FOR Canning, Nova Scotia.—"1 had ir- WHEELER & BAiN reatgthoseotimmesiriods and the painsreat s causing "Council Standard vomiting and fainting. I was teach - A thick, even, heavy spread of ing school and often for some hours galvanizing over every inch of sur- I would be unable to attend to my face. Deep corrugations. Agencies work. Through an advertisement in Still open in some localities. the papers I knew of Lydia E. Pink- Write us, stating size of ham's Vegetable Compound, and it barn you want to cover. has been of great benefit to me, the WE PAY FREIGI'IT . troubles being completely relieved." WHEELER & BAIN, LIMITED —LAMA J. LATON, Canning, King's Dept. 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