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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1928-12-06, Page 7&molt& for Sick CNisdren IRIIEUMATIC VICTIMS 117 CuUege St. TQroilto 3, Ont. Can .Find Relief— December192$. Through Build - Dear, INIT. Editor:— For some years pact the work that this kiospital has been able to do for the children of Ontario ba a been seriously cramped threugb, lack of space. A point was reached where • the Trustees had to decide whether • Ito Ber dee sio1d be restricted IA' the uttnoet member of "Sick Kid&. shorn it could provide with cots or whether it should add to its room. There are many youngsters suffer. Ing from afflictions of the spine and joints, whom only many long months Ing Up the Blood Pain is the symptom of rheumatism that every victim recognizes, and be generally attributes • the teoublo to cold, damp or changeable weather, But doctors knew that thin blood is a marked characteristio of the trouble, Trying to cure rheunianism while the blood remains thin' and poor is an im- possible task because there is nothing to build on, .A. tonic like Dr. Williams' can restore to health and strength. iPink Pills that enriches the blood and Medical care will help; but what frees it 'from poisonous impuritieS they Principally need is freeh air I soon banishes rheumatism froni the and sunshine. Hitherto the Hospital systern. So long as the blood is Main - for Sick Children has looked after such children in an institution close tainecl in a healthy condition the by a city playground, where more trouble will not return. This is not • fortunate boys and girls enjoy their theory. It bas, been proved in hull - sports. Imagine their plight, lying dreds of cases; here is one:• -•-Mr. month after month listening to the. J. W. Rose, R.R. 2, Albany, PEI., shouts and laughter of other children. In October last, the Hospital for Sick Children opened its country annex devoted to youngsters whose one chance to have their limbs straightened or their bodies built up have sunshine and fresh air plus lin my shoulders, and at tithes was se an opportunity to view the Rockies under their white mantle and, at the must be ill some p nursing care' and medical attention, bad that my right arm was almost same tune enjoy the whole slate of organized sport activities. over, out of breath and dignity, and found the. owner of the bull contem- plating the operation. "What do. you mean, sir," asked the irate politician, "by having an infuri- ated animal like that roaming about the field?" "Well, I suppose the bull has some right in the field," said the farmer. "Right? Do you know who I am?" gasped the pelitician. The farmer shook his head., "I am the Right Honorable Sir—" "Then why on earth didn't you tell the bull?" said the farmer. • A wealthy lady was calling on a Minister's wife, whom she found busy with the family mending. The weal- thy lady remarked that she never did mending, but would gladly help sew on buttons. In the midst of her work she exclaimed, "Why, that's a button off my husband's coat!" • "Very likely," the minister's wife replied. "We found it in the t °nee - tion box last Sunday." lace where they • -• .tligh„Su'nbatb • sense This photograph was taken during last season's Carnival at Banff and shows guide Feuz and a fair member of a party which skiijored to Lake says: --•"For some years I was a great Louise, for a day. The lady did not wear her abbreviated costume though I tried a, great niany remediesfol sufferer from rheumatism and al - entire run, nor would She advocate' the general adoption of. the outfit for I did not get any permanent relief , winter sports wear, but she demonstrates that, at times, it can be done and until after I took Dr. 'WilliamsPink that the Canadian Rockies are not the "frozen fastnesses" one Might imagine P•11 • rri trouble was located mostly theta to be. The Banff Carnival to be held February 2 to 9 will give many On a height of land near Weston, useless. Of course I suffered much ,...mar.M0.11•1•0•41 away from the murk of the city, pain and great inconvenience. My attention was directed to Dr. Williams' Fink Pills through an advertisement in our newspaper, and I decided to try them. I took the pills according to directions with the result that the rheumatism has left me, and I have never had a twinge -of it since. if this meets the eye of any rheumatic suf- ferer my advice Is try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills .at once." - You tan get these pills from any medicine dealer 'or by mail at 50 cents a box from 'The Dr. Williams' Medi- cine Co., Brockville, Out. children are winning,their, way back to health in an environment of sun- shine. pure breezes and quiet. Tbe country hospital at Thistle. town is a.God-send for children whom it will take a long time to cure. It also liberates • a hundred cots in the parent institution foe youngsters who can be set right in a short time If quickly given con. gent attention. So the Hospital for Sick Children has now two doors to keep open day and night to every class, color and creed. For more than half a century the Hospital bas depended for its very existence upon the public response to its annual appeal which, being in behalf of children, is appropriately made at Christmas time. For over fifty years the H.F.S.C. has been enabled to Make both ends meet by the donations of its friends, whether such be a dollar or an endowment. But the end of 1928 finds It with many large bills to pay for its new venture. To its old friends the Hospital for Sick Children once more appeals. It Is because so many of your readers are included in that ever-growing circle, that trespass upon your space to remind thein that it was their generosity in the past that:em- boldened the Hospital's Trustees to build for the future. With an extra effort stimulated by a new need, cannot the income of the "Sick Rids" be put once more abreast •of • Rs urgent needs? Faithfully yours, • IRVING E. ROBERTSON, Chairman Appeal Committee. • Training Children In placing young children with „fos- ter parents, says I. J. Kelso, we im- press on them the im,portance of train- ing the child in three •cardinal vir- tues-ehonesty, truthfulness nd obedi- ence. It children are thoroughly •groanded in these essential principles then there need••be little doubt about ;their futu,re. •• New Thoughts New words .to s_peak, new thoughts to hear, New love to give and take: 'Perchance new -burdens may bear or love's own eweetest sake. F, R. Havengal. When your Children Cry Chicago Tribune: Censorship, in the The Airplane in Far Alaska. Their Coming Means End of Salmon -Drying Trade— Fisheries in Texas and • Medco Aided Airplane travel is affecting • the fish trade. In Alaska it has nearly destroyed a flourishing industry, in Southern United States and Mexico it has added great impetus to the fish ing business. In the Far North dog teams have long been the accepted carriers. To. supply the huskies with food the sal- mon -drying industry arose along the• rivers of Alaska where the fish make their yearly runs to spawn. This business reached 'large proportions. Then came :tbe airsilane, and dis- tances that had been days away could be reached within 'a few hours. Dog teams lost in favor, and in the past three years there bas 'been little de- mand Pis -dried salmon. • The indus- try is rapidly nlying out. se Several aerial transportation com- panies now offer regular service be- tween Alaskan points throughout the year and more than forty landing fields tot this terrltony. The le.gular dog service between Nome and Fair- banks .has been diecontinued. Regu- lar flying •service is maintained be- tween these two points, while other planes fly between' Fairbanks, Idita- red, McGrath and Tacotna, routes formerly traversed only by dogs. But In the southern part of the lInited :States the airplane is :building the fishegies trade, and is expected to add thotts'ands1 of clellare to the I value 01 the industry- From Browns- ville, Texas, 'comes a report that regu- lar plane service for transporting fish is being -conducted this winter. Several large fishing: compaiales op- erate fleets of trawlers in the Gulf of Mexico. Hitherto they have been.1 handicapped in getting their fresh fish to market because of the time, re- quired to bring in their 'catcbes from the fleets. Now one of them has con- tracted with an airplane transporta- tion company to furnish a number a Er? .Vitr.. ON WITH LAUGHTER) If Alice were only a boy we might buy her some toys for us, to play with. Great mintleruti in the same paths —so tie little pigs. Life, •observed the turkey who had escaped Thanksgiving and saw Christ- mas coming, is, as you say, just one holiday after another. • A financial genius is a man who can spend a pleasant evening with a gold- digger. Pessimism keeps optimism from running away with the economic cart. Sweet Young Thing {after breaking glasses): "Tve broken my glasses; do I have to be examined all over again?" Optometrist (sighing): "No, just your eyes." A man may be clever, capable and agreeable, but if you cannot depend upon him you do not want him around. Probably nothing in quite so fleeting as a permanent wave. "What is your finger wrapped up for?" "It's not wrapped up. That's my wife's -dress I'm taking to the clean- ers." . - Men who never take a day off have off clays.. Yon •ean unsay it with flowers, too. 'Slim Girl: "Hang up your stocking :anti get a wash -tub." "Big GM: 'Hang up bOth of yours and get a pair of shoe laces." Sometimes a quartet is nothing but four-flushers. "Boy, out in Gin Gulch, we're so tough we eat baling wire for spaghet- ti." "Nothin't Where I come from we know what it is, and eat it just the same." Tact sometimes prevents attack. Our Trade Balance • • Ottawas—The excess a exports over imports in tile Month ef October was $29,476,593; much of whicn was due. to grain snipments,• This improved Can- ada's favorable "visible" balance of trade showing very materially as com- pared with the .year before when the excess of exports over imports in Oc- tober was less than $10,000,000, Hbvs. ever; the favorable balance for the 12 months ending with the past month was still under the corresponding 12 months of the year before. The figure for the 12 months just concluded was $156,198,651. The favorable balance for the 12 - months ending Ontober. 1927, was $165,913,688. For the corre- sponding Months ending October, 1926, it was $316,765,602 and for the 12 months before that $345,514;223. These figure's were contained in sta- tistics issued by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics to -day. • Industrial Alcohol . There is considerable interest in what Canadian Industrial sancohol is likely; to show for the past year: Theo figures are now being prepared for the fiscal year to September 30th, and advance information would indicate the report will likely shOw between $2,30 and $3 per share earned on the SS -par value •commina stock. This compares with a dividend of $1.S0 per share being paid. It is known that the company has earned considerably in excess of this amount, but it is desired to be es- pecially conservative in making up the statement, and in some quarters it is claimed that if under $3 is shown as earned it will be only around 50 per cent. of actual results. Manitoba Mines—Flin Flon Winnipeg.—Although steady prog- ress is being made in the preparation. of plans for the construction of the WHEN YOUR BABY CATCHES A COLD In spite of all precautions little ones will take colds—especially during the changeable days of our Fall season. When the first symptoms appear— . . . YOUR FAMILY'S • CHARACTER1$TICS TOLD BY THE EYES WHICH PARENT -TO THE CHILDREN TAKE AFTER? Color and shape of the eyes indicate disposition, temperament and ances- try. Blue eyes come from NorthernAncestry. Ancestry, In the Celtic Races, eyes of • hazel gray predominate. People of Southern • Ancestry are invariably dark - eyed and of brunette corn, plexion. What color are your eyes? EYES ALSO DENOTE THE CONDITION OF YOUR HEALTH Whatever be their color or natural sparkle, their beauty is marred if they are dulled by poor condition of liver •Or headaches, er biliousness arising from constipation, The whites of the eyes should be clear and slightly bluish. If they show a yellow tinge you need a laxative. NATURE'S LAXATIVES ARE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES But sometimes a diet of fruit and vegetables is too slow in its action— you need prompt relief, Then take Beecham's Pills. They are vegetable in composition and contain in concen- trated form the equivalent laxative value of fruits and vegetables—safe and certain. itteenea VELLOW TiNce • . • Take e regular daily course of Beecham's Pills 4 Vegetable Product kr a short period. 8-6 Your eyes will soon reflect improved health.' Wisdom • It is a wise man who ,Itnows his own business; and a wiser one who thoroughly atends to it.—H. L. Way- land copper smelter and zinc concentra- Flaming autumnal hues make anY tor in. the north, local' officials of the fires. beholder prefer forests afire to forest Flin Flon are unable to give any spe- cial reason for the recent rise in the value of Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting stock; .R. E. Phelan, vice- president, said he knew nothing about rumors that Sherritt-Gordon eoncen- trates would be handled by Flin Flan Mines on a customs basis, although he added that his company would wel- come business from other sources be- een Shipments, of freight and machinery ne• suuND T i\VB\ . I. .1%. are going on steadily in' the north, . une samples free. Stoci,14 , Dept. 1, Orillia. Ont. sides its own big ore body. Z.0 Classified Advertisements AnzeisTe. sis.PlaaMS. It TIST BRUSHES, COLORS. PA - IA_ PERS, canvas. Ounipie.e ,,ne artist materials. Write for eatnit.gu.e. Carist- mas cards 'for handcolort,16. J. R. Crowley Limited, 1388 St. Catherine West, Montreal.. 2,500 tons having gone in this autumn, while 200,000 gallons of gasoline for use on the hauling of freight this win- ter by tractor to the Ashland Falls power site will move north soon. 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