HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1930-02-27, Page 3WHY
SHOULD
11i
suffer from
rheumatism
like this?
TF he would accept the ad -
J. vice of thousands of men
and women, he would find`
relief by taking Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills. Rheuma-
tism
heum-tism is not a surface ailment
that can be banished by rub-
bing with 1inixnenta or oils.
Watery, poison -laden blood
must be built up and puri-
fied before there can be any
progress toward permanent
recovery.
,Time and again, sufferers
have proved the value of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in,
the treatment of rheumatism.
"For some years," writes
Thomas Martin, of Novar,
Ontario, "I was so badly
troubled with rheumatism I
could hardly walk and suf-
fered great pain. I had medi-
cal treatment but did not
get much relief. After tak-
ing Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
for some time the trouble
disappeared and has not
since shown the least sign of
returning."
Start today to relieve your
rheumatism. Buy a boz of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills at
your nearest druggist's or,
postpaid, by mail at SO cents
a box from. The Dr. Williams
Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ontario. S.13
P iU IS
"A HOUSEHOLD NAME
IN 54 COUNTRIES"
c. w has DO NOT LET
Anybody ever hear a napper sing i �%
Tome, Sweet i;Ienee?" i
Bobby (in the presence of family Baby's Own Tablets Are Just
i Long. g S She sl eel .daddy for do - the Help
l4I ss1 l�pl?
Ing it:' ( At the cost of a few cents ever"'
nlothor can add tb iter owxl happiness
As a general thing .you will find ten and to her children's safety, for, while
people willing to get you into trouble., tlio cost of Baby's Own Tablets is
io
to every one willing to help get you small the, value of these Tablets
out.
and visitors)—"No, I don't wanna kiss
He NBe]S.
Live to be happy. Nothing .else mat-
ters very much,
Cultivate that courtesy in the eye
which overlooks your friend's broken
gateway but sees the rose that blos-
soms In his garden.
The Fighter
Your nose may be battered, your jaw-
bone nicked,
Your visage may be a sight;
But always remember you're never
licked
While still you can stand and ngbt;
No matter how badly they mess up
your map,
It won't be beyond repair,
,And there still is a chance that you'll
win the scrap"
As long as the punch is there.
You'll make mistakes and yon'il do
things wrong—
The best of us always do,
But as soon as you get to going strong
Your grit will see yon through.
They smashed old Nelson to a fare -
you -well
But he didn't observe "good night,"
Ise merely paused in his tracks to yell
That he'd just begun to fight.
There'll be plenty of folks to peddle
gloom, '
. There'11, be plenty of folks to say
That they see the terrible day of doom
Hurrying on its way;
But the fellow who knows
fight is hard
And still has the nerve to grin,
And never gets rattled or drops his
guard,
Is the fellow who's going to win.
POVERTY
Poverty overtakes hint who says
"Tis too cold, 'tis too hot, 'tis too
late," and neglects his' daily work;
but he who, performing his manly
duties reeks not a straw for heat' or
cold, his happiness not decay.
Prohibition can never be given its!
trial until more of its violators are
given. theirs.
"No more stomach trouble. Can eat anything,"
writes Mrs. E. White. Thousands say indiges-
tion, heartburn, gas vanish like magic with
Fruit.a.tives". Constipation, sick headaches
end overnight. Nerves, heart quiet, sound sleep at
once. Rheumatism flies away. Complexion clears
quick. Get 'Fruit.a.tives" from druggist today.
DO YOU
SUFFER FROM
CONSTIPATION?
Countless remedies are advertised
for constipation. Many relieve for
the moment but they are habit form-
ing and must be continued. Others
contain calomel and dangerous min-
eral drugs, which remain in the sys-
tem, settle in the joints and cause
aches and pains. Some are harsh
purgatives which cramp and gripe
and leave a depressed after effect.
Avoid lubricating oils which only
grease the intestines and encourage
natures machinery to become lazy.
A purely vegetable laxative such
as Carter's Little Lil;er Pills, gently
touches the liver, bile starts to flow,
the bowels move gently, the intestines
are thoroughly cleansed and constipa-
tion poisons pass away. The stomach,
liver and bowels are now active and
the system enjoys a real tonic effect.
All druggists 25c and 75c red pkgs.
—PHILLIPS
oft o,v4,0
Fox. Troubles
NDto Acid
ttIE A
ACID STOMACH
HEART
HEADACHE
OASES NAUSEA
that the
Time is capital which costs nothing
to get but everything to lose.
When they pulled the professor, half
drowned, from the water, he splutter-
ed: "How exasperating! I've just re-
called the fact that I can't swim."
every home where there are little one
is exceedingly great.
What mother does not suffer wiled
her little ones are suffering—when
they are undergoing the tortures of
the teething period; the agonies of,
eonstipation and indigestion, or the
miseries brought on by colds or sim-
ple fevers? What ;pother can sleep
when her child does not sleep? She.
can banish these troubles, bowever,-
and in banishing them she is making
a happy household, for the happy child
makes everyone else happy.
To banish childhood suffering Baby's
Own Tablets _should always be kept
in the home. They are recognized the
world over as an absolutely safe and
efficient remedy for little ones, ` TheY
are a mild but thorough laxative and
through their action on the stomach
and bowels never fail to banish any
of the minor ills of little ones. Tliey
are sold by medicine dealers or by
mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Out.
Canada's Newest
Success is very often failure with a
new coat of paint.
The man who goes without a bank
account is like the man who takes a
trip on a flat tire. He ruins his tire
and doesn't go' far. Plenty ot air in
a good tire and plenty of money in a
good bank will last you long and take
you far. Think it over.
.o—"When I was in China I saw a
woman hanging from a tree."
Bo—"Shanghai?"
Jo --"Oh, about'six feet."
' Customer (in record department)—
"I want a record with that song, 'Fath-
er Swallowed the Black Comb' on it."
Puzzled Salesgirl—"I don't seem to
remember that one."
Customer (whistling well-known
tune)—"It goes like this—" •
Salesgirl (no longer puzzled)—"Olt,
you want "Follow the Swallow Back
Home."
It is said that astronomers can tell
whether a star is young or old by its
color. Bet they can't do that with
some of the Hollywood stars.
Youth—"Your daughter, sir, has
consented and made me the happiest
man in America."
Prospective Father-in-law (with a
sigh ot relief)—"Pardon me, the sec-
ond happiest."
Oftimes holding hands can result in
a misdeal.
Chicago finances seem to have been
for a ride.
Seaport
Government
Annuities Grow
In Popularity
Tremendous 'increase of Pm -
chasers Noted in Recent
Years
The old gospel of "Sufiieient unto
the tiny is the evil thereof" is being
greatly Inoclihee byCen::dians, accord-
ing to recent advices. People through --
out the Dominion are taking an inten-
sified 'interest in companies and instt-
tations that aid them to sucure Anat.
cial protection for their old age.
This awakening of interest has been
Particularly noticeable in the pur-
chase of Government Annuities dur-
ing the past few years. In 1908 this
system was inaugurated by the Do-
minion Government to encourage
thrift among the people and to enable
them to provide for their declining
years. In return for small regular
payments each purchaser at the age
of 65 become entitled to an income for -
life.
Since assuming office the Honorable
Peter Heenan has taken a particularly
keen anti whole hearted interest in
Ottawa.—Whet. Churchill, on Hud-
son Bay, Caned:..'s newest seaport, is
opened sometime in the summer of
this year, it will be the scene bf an
interesting social experimen -. The
land within the limits of tk.e townsite
will not be sold but will be leased by
the Manitoba Government, under
whose administration the townsite
comes.
Since Churchill was chosen in 1917
as the seaboard terminal of the Hud-
son Bay Railway it has been a great
camp, with hundreds of workers en-
gaged in harbor and railway construc-
tion in the summer and a small staff
in charge of the plant in winter. But;
as the chief depot of the new trans-
atlantic route by way of Hudson Bay,
it is expected to be at once a centre
of important interests, such as trans-
portation, mining, grain, handling and
fishery. The harbor improvements that
have been planned cannot be finished
earlier than. 1982, and the presence of
the army of workmen .engaged: in this
development will give the new town a
favorable start Rail correction is now
completed over the whole stretch of
511 miles from The Pas to Churchill.''
Regular trains run over a part of the
line, but winter connection is not main-
tained at present to the Bay. The
entire line will, it is expected, be in.
regular operation in the spring of
1931,
Though the future of Churchill is
regarded very favorably by many, the,
inflation which 'has attended such.
sentiment in the case of other pros-
pective railway centres hac been
wholly prevented by the refusal ot the
Manitoba Government so far to give
rights in land of the townsite. The
provincial government of Manitoba,
availing itself of facilities afforded by
Dominion authority, has prepared
plans for the development of several
towns of the north, including Church-
ill. It is expected that Churchill will
be open to newcomers early next sum-
mer. The effects of planning and of
the new system of landholding will
then be seen.
The Hudson Bay Railway has been
built by the Canadian Government and
will be operated by the Canadian Na-
tional Railways.
taken
YOUR HAIR NEEDS
L
TO GIVE IT HEALTH AND LUSTRE
ASH A.NOVR BARBER
ar
Stotri ''lfiy ::4 <t:•:,
Just a tasteless (lase of Phillips'
Milk of Magnesia in water. That is an
alkali, effective, yet harmless. It has
been the standard antiacid for 50 years
aniong ' physicians everywhere. One
spoonful will neutralize at once many
times its volume in acid, It is the:
right way, the quick, pleaeart rad effi-
cient way to kill the excess acid, The
fdteanaclh be^.•J' rites sweet, the pain de-
n
are happy
Parts. Yohagain
minutes.
Don't depend on crude methods. Em-
ploy the best way yet evolved in all
the years of searching. That is Phil-
lips' Milk of Magnesia,
in five
The Empire and the Privy
Council
Bombay Times of India: We in In-
dia are not concerned with the politi-
cal aspect of the question raised by
Mr. Blythe's speech in the Dail Eir-
eann with regard to the right of ap-
peal to the Privy Council. How far
it is covered by the Anglo-Irish Treaty
or by the deliberations and decisions
of the Imperial Conference must be.
left to the parties- concerned to say.
But iu its general`iispect the question
is of great interest and importance to
every part of the Empire. , .. In a
place like India, where age -long pre-
judices and the conflict of communal
and religious sentiment are not with;
out their influence upon the course of
law, the existence of a tribunal of ulti-
mate appeal, far removed' from local
inihittences, and the authority and int-
partiality of whose judges have never
been questioned, is not a matter of
small consequence.... It would be
long before a tribunal of equal status
and authority with. the Privy Council
could be established in any part. of
the Empire At least, so far as India
with its peculiar difficulties, is con.
cerned, the question of abolishing the
right of appeal to the Privy Council
should be carefully and dispassionate-
ly considered, and no attempt Made to
sweep away that right in a title of un-
reasoning natioltalisni and local patri-
otisin so common in these days.
Mleard's—The Great White Liniment
Be sure to get the genuine Phillips' i A mother muted her little daughter
Milk or Magnesia prescribed by physi- Marigold because site hoped she
clans for 50 years in correcting excess; would.
acids. Each bottle conatus full direo- • *
t(oias—ally drugstore.
ISSUE No, 8—'30
Hon. Peter Heenan
Luxury Vegetables 1 ` Classified Advertising
Glasgow Merald (Cons.); The retail Funs VE).
cost of the 250,000 tolls of luxury ear- ekA '1' 0 D ---W til T 11 11M -1C )UN'.
1.iki Al CUES. c l.Oi iu To feulea l'Jt.
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uutldtilge in Al condition: pusvt•s.wi
Alit rob I 5, t5'rlle for {lar'ticulare. Jonas
And Johnston, Limited, Guelt,h. Ontario.
oria 'J'Tx rrxxis von ME1i Lam ..
WOMEN
i� D/WISING AIlT AND HAND-.
,n lettering apprentices wanted, we
train you, supply you with work and
pay 'rum 51.00 to "x3.00 per flour' with-
out any caritacuin on your tsars. ltpply
to 'rile Alt 13trectol', 35 teollego Street,
Teroeto,
' State• price. Jtoht, G>•ulceltua»,
ly potatoes Which invaded our near- Mr diner, Ohio,
Rets last year would roti to file huge
^"'"""' � Eh E
sum aI £12,000,000, whereas the sante
quantity of home -crop potatoes (which
were available at the time) could have
been bought on a retail basis of 90. per .
stone at .;51,500,000, It fs easy to cal -1
culate what that means. Our consum-'
ers were ready to sacrifice R10,5Q0,000
needlessly on imported potatoes in
order to satisfy what has been Galled
the depraved appetite for moist early
produce. All of that huge sum, of
course, did not go abroad. Of the
212,000,000 spent on these imported
carnes only £3,000,000 actually left
the country. But a more prurient use
of this' spending power would have
saved our farmers from much of their
present trouble, and would also have
helped to fertilize other branches of
our consuming markets.
Minard's Is Best forGrippe.
The Dole
London Daily , Herald (Lib.) : By
some miraculous lapse of memory
large numbers of people appear to
have entirely forgotten that the work-
ers do pay a very large suns of money
every year as their contribution to-
wards the National Unemployment In-
sueance Fund. in the same way the
employers and the State pay their
shares duly allotted to them by Act
of Parliament. Moreover, these con-
tributions are compulsory. A work-
inan in employment could not escape
if he would. Yet there are some pea -
Pie who 'are always blackguarding him.
11 he accepts a payment out of this In-
surance Fund to which he has compul-
sorily subscribed. It is just as if a
I man who had subscribed to a compul-
Isory superannuation fund 'kvas con-
t demned as a slacker when he took
1 his retiring pension.
this branch of his department work them.
with the result that there has been a
tremendous increase of purchasers.
During his administration additional
offices were opened and more repre-
sentatives installed throughout the
Country. The radio was pressed into
service. More extensive advertising
was launched through newspapers and
other periodicals. Postmasters in
rural centres were urged to co-operate
in the scheme and point out its ad-
vantages to the people in their com-
munities. The result of all this pub-
licity established new high records in
the annual number of purchasers. In
fact the number of applicants and the
amount of purchase money received
during the past three years has almost
equaled, that received during the pre-
ceding eighteen years. The number of
contracts made from 1905 to the pre-
sent day is nearly" 12,000 while the
total amount of annuities purchased
has reached the stun of twenty-four
milion dollars.
The Annuities System is designed
to benefit the people, All administra-
tion costs are borne by the Govern-
ment and no charge is made against
the annuity purchaser. Operating
without profit, the Government is en-
abled to allow extremely low rates
and guarantee full benefit for the
money paid in.
A professor says the respect child-
ren used to have for their parents fifty
yeaI's agois not in evidence to -day.
Maybe it's because the old folks are
so wild.
A medical expert' now comes for-
ward with the statement that setting -
kip exercises are not beneficial and
may even be harmful, a discovery we
made these many years ago by stand-
ing too near a radiator while doing
"After Baby, Was Weak,
Skinny.. Gained 22 Lbs."
Ironized Yeast did it, says Mrs.
01111$ . ' Benoit. Thousands say 5 to 15 lbs.
gained in 3 weeks. Nervousness, constipation
vanish overnight. Skin clears like magic. Get
lionized Yeast tablets from druggist today.
When you need any
Circular
saw
For wood ormetal get a "SIMONDS9
—the specially tempered Steel
takes and holds a wonderful edge.
ft sk your dcatcr or writs
Ota ne tat
branch.
SHE SIMONOS CANADA
SAW CO. LTD,
MONTREAL TORONTO
VANCOUVER
STa JOHN. N.Hr
sig
Simonds
SAWS
Winter Sickness
Beep Minard's handy. It has
proven invaluable for many cold
weather ailments.
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List or "Wanted Inventions"'
and Pull information Sent Frets
on Request,
Tav .a.NSAY CO„ pent, W.
273 T5anlz St.. Ottawa. Out.
X"EEE =max, C3IAGE ot 1.11 .1.
H, Guilds Green Mountain Asthma
Compound sent 011 request Origin-
ated in 1809 by Dr Guild specialist
in respiratory diseases. Jts pleasant
smoke vapor quickly soothes and re-
lieves druggists ta35n e Standard
60
rents and $1.50, powder or cigarette
form. Send for PUEE TFtXATi Pack.
age of 6 cigarettes. Canadian 'sistri-
butors, Lymans. Lta., Dept. CC2. 286
St Fant St Wert. atontreal r-r-r1a.
ir. UIUI.I 9S AS&TI.MA",groUNiP
Actually SeeThem Vanish
Pimples ended so quick by"Sootha-
Salve" yo;Lean actually see the dry
up, Manygo overnight. Get"Soothe-
Salva" from druggist today. New
skin beauty tomorrow morning.
lrhJ experiment with
unfamiliar soaps timid 10tac5ts.e
tieu brought relief and huppineae for farty r°" ww
to millions nil over the world
Soup 25e. Ointment 25o. and 50c. Telenet 250.1,
Oat/Nara
or
--"SOKTifin
A Different Woman
"I have great pleasure fix informing you that
R'uselzen Salts have worked wonders for me. I
have been a great sufferer of liver and kidney
trouble, and aftertrying one bottle I ant a different
woman. I had to giveup my work, but thanks to
,
Eruschen Salts 1 am back at tcork again, and i
sire my son a little every morning, and I don't
hear of the llttic complaints now which a child
generally gets. Ile is happier and brighter.
i have enclosed a snap -shot o son and self. 1 aux
43 hears, boy ti venni. .shall always highly
recommend yiruso en, and 1 would not be without
ytenx myself in a hurry." rial letter on —(Mrs.)
t epe tl S.
Eruschett Salts is obtainable at drug and
department stores in Canada at 75c. a bottle.
month$ quos heatenough to last r half -a -c• at or 5
FREE TRIAL OFFS
If you have never tried iruschen—try it now
at our expense. We have distributed a great
many special " GIANT" packages which maks
it easy for you to prove our claim for yourself.
Ask your druggist for the new"GIANT" 75c.
package.
r
itth a separate trial bottlelar—sufficient fficient fotr about
one week. Open the trial bottle Bret, put it to
the test, and then, if not entirely- convinced that
Emotion does everything we claim it to do, the
regular bottle is still as good as new. Take it
back. Your druggist is authorised to return
your 75c. immediately and without question.
ott have tried 1Crusr'hen free at our expense.
What could bo fairer? Manufactured by
E, Griffiths Bughes, Ltd., Manchester, Eng.
(Estab. 1750). Importers : McGillivray Broe..
Ltd., Toronto.
rs1
4o costs
I. 00111
Baby ills and ailments seem
twice as serious at night. A sud-
den cry tnay mean colic. Or a
enelden attack of diarrhea ---a con-
dition it is always important to
check quickly. How would you
meet this emergency—tonight?
have you a bottle of Castoria
ready? There is nothing that can
take the place of this hartnless
but effective remedy for children;
Clothing that acts quite the same,
or has quite the same comforting
effect on them.
For the protection of your wee'
ane—for .your own peace of hind
---keep thisold, t'eliable prepara-
a�
tteattilY
Autetct0bl t elaliwtuR'•
similatinttheree tgeOnW
tingthestactchsend0ev 1.14
Ott GifiY, fit
Thereby➢i �ullntMesi,!0
Chaelfulnessan4ResttaaWrs
neither ppp�lum,Me010 °r
Mlncral.110rNnRCOT1e
Via°At
ror
cotsttipollon and Atardla
and os Loss
end
of SI'n uhtttY
resultinerhe^n'0, sok
raositatesitnautta
THE CENTAUR stty ,,Vie
• ea 61041sihs ClEli '^
tion always on hand. But don't
keep it just for emergencies; let
it be an everyday aid. Its gentle
influence will ease and soothe the
infant who cannot sleep. Its mild
regulation will help an older child
whose tongue is coated because of
sluggish bowels. All druggists
have Castoria; the genuine bears
Chas. fI. °Cletcher's signature on
the wrapper.
-Kuz
"I think Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is wonderful!
I have had six children of whicl? four
are Living and my youngest is a bon-
nie baby boy now eight months old
who weighs 23 pounds. I have taken
your medicine before each of them
was born and have certainly re•
ceived great benefit from it. 1 urge
my friends to take it as 1 am sure
they will receive the same help 1 did."
—Mrs. Milton i�icb'itxlien, Vanessa,
1 Ontario.
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