Zurich Herald, 1920-02-26, Page 3Why We Raise Our Hats.
Do you know how it came about
that ii non t.t1::e:s eft' his flat when he
meets a. lady he knows.
In the olden day;, whe,l a, knight.
arrived et. i Ucighboring c•:ist.le, h*•
took off his lc+lniet to show ]lis host
and Mende that ler .01d not suspect
them of ulterior lnotivun, and did not
anticipate a bang 0i1 the bead with a
sWord or a mace! To enter helmeted
aumented to paying that: he preferred
to run no risks. From this has coins:"
the custom of 4). lean baring ills Head
as greeting.
That a 4505 should. lake oft his
right glove before shaking annuls with
a woman comes from the salve period,
when travellers wore iron gauntlets,
which were removed to avoid injuring
an uncovered hand,
The (easteni of firing artillery aa -
"Mee comes to us from the time when
guile were first uset1. Tt was then con-
sidered polite and t'on:I.1ous to any
great personage who liappelit d to ar-
rive fit your castle to load all yoiu
grins with s;hutted ruulids not. blank
__-and to lire thein off as ho arrived at
your threshold. The Tension for doing
tbts was to show how You trusted your
guest by emptying all the guns ;ilea
before he came into their range.
'1'his practice was not kept nix very
Ate. Blank rounds were soon aired
insta. d of real ones, They were aoi
so dangerous!
The. origin."of siilutill;; the quarter-
deck when one boards a plan -of -war
is thee in days gone h .
«.tcruci-
fix
a-r
ci
-
t. wee always placed at the stern of
the veered, it was, of e•oulse, sainted
by :1I1 who e9.2210 011 !lc't1'u. Though
the t'rueiflx has disappeared, the cus-
tom
u -tons rein2Ias, and null still salute the
place whore it. used to 11=.
'1110 vU ton of‘dfcrice r,-(• right
hard hi t.,, acne. pt. (•t.l( 1.,c tis, that of
baring the eceel ee of Canoe .solutes.
Wiwi' t onC: t a.!it met anotio.r in long -
ago times. E):t held out his un.eruled
R.bea1 eha>1 i. to vilOW :.alit 111-1 iote'11-
in )ile Wel';* 11(4 '. l 11
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11:1111' 1.1 111tm i.o1`; U litig a' on
the twat'„, Ie ,aunt ,,boat because: a
mot!',vote 1,1 sword on the
rawly! his borer:
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sTomorrow will be clear
end bright, if you take ?.
((Cascarct5,” tonight
Feeling half -sink, biliuus, coesti-
Pal Amhit'on way below zero?
liere is help! `fake Cascaras to -night
for your liver and bowels. You'll
wake up clear, rosy, and full of life.
Oascarets act without griping or in-
convenience, They never sicken you
like Calomel, Salts, 011 o1' nasty, harsh
pills. They cost so little too•--('•as-
carets work while you sleep,
SAPSFYING RELIEF'
FROM LUMBAGO
Sloan's Liniment 1ta i the
plinth that relieves
rheumatic twinges
!'iris warmth -giving, cougestiem-
sc1tterie circulation -stimulating rem-
. c;cly pcnctr'ate,c without rubbing right
to the aching spot and briar quick
relief, surely, cleanly, A wonderful
help for external pains,. sprains,
:.traits, stidues+; headache, lumbago,
bruises,
Get your bottle today—costs little,
means much. Ask your druggist for
it by came. :Keep it handy for the
whole family. Made in Canada. The
big bottle is economy.
360„ 70e., 11.10.
e
Butter Churns Mattie in . , , , a,. — -M .�
British Arsenal.
111seu1 flat+ gl'ett f'Vuo1w1c1t arti011a)
110.5 tamed from the inaeuraettu'e. of.
war material to the peaeefll1 pursuits
cif trade, seye a 1,c}radon de'patch.. Ten
1111,0saud butter churn, have been
maltnfactured it the great' building
which during the year sent out vast
cinant.111HH ofee inuhitibne for use
agalest the Crerinaiis.
The nickel purchased to mant ac-
ture 11111015 is being t[sed in the ar-
l;enal to make f[vecent pieces for Bri-
tish Honduras currency. There is a
world shortage of locomotives Mad
railway ears, To cre:tel. this it has been
decided to matinnfateturo these at'ticues
in the arsenal and work already' is an -
der sway there on orders for 2,1300 ears,
1,000 locomotives tinct for repair work
on 700 cars.
This serves a double, purpose. Thir-
ty thousand porsens'how are employ-
ed In the areeual where 110,000 wore
at work in wartime. Thousan;is of
these hien are skilled munition wort':.
ere. By keeping these busy making
locomotives and other peaceful pro-
ducts the government not only gives
thein work, but retains their services.
in event of another war they could
return iinnediately to the munition
works in witioll thee are Wiled.
One of the side -line products of the
arsenal since the armistice has been,,
the striking iii' 6.000,000 medals.
Tenetottairmansma
s
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Mother's 1xe:r s Coughs,r Ai1d
Colds Go Quickly
She cannoteafford to be sick
end neg!;:ct her household
duties. At the first symee
, ; sterns site prepares the way I
"4 '\' t �,. for quick recovery by the f
d r�
3 inlnre liate te=e of Gray's
tethousehold
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NEURITIS
So many have Neuritic,
that painful, paralyzing
inflammation of the
nerves. Do not sutler an-
other day. If you are a
victim, try
Rheumatic
Capsules
Nothing else brings relief
so quietly and so surely.
Send for free sample to
eI'emnletons, 142 King St.
W., Toronto.
For sale at reliable drug-
gists for 11.0.1 /(.box.ASTHMA
Women Labor in Japan.
Twelve hours a day is the shot,1031 '{{
eta:tiltiug day Japans: e woman have
and that although they work eeven
days a .week. -icldcrl 4!V'10-;0 thein I
ill•}re.• tl:o'l $4.67 l'. Week.
1)0 tire , ''lo. Tide meet t be t( e'0130 •
petettieitly 1. "11 ceinetn. f,' :i7,al'de
wee- eale -.1013, .;110,1 :tad on the
1 1t „eee even in the h1''t yr';aV<' of
tee ( i ?r•.1.
t.- :,1 ..itt!; of troll -ors. is also a
reeent custom. Evan to this (1413' the
greater ))art of tr a 11unI ! 1 (co --when
it 15 nett enelolhec• wears .Ousts or
draperies c.f some serf. The cassock,
or soutane, as worn by *'-ulnen Catho-
lie prig: ts, was the dress u..nlally- worn
by. .0iitlemCll 1'p ' ii more i. " 1e ;' 1'e -
e: out tinges.
.s
G..'. -.mise a act:: 43 e3 tka r.,ta
E.:c .-, tey.
t- , Thr 013 p1Ce:: Ut VP.,t:urregi:;-
((„ ci (oe:nee "lt ee and of tile Ad.
visor•' Boded 00 Wild l,ifc' Protection
tee Second National again eit is 011
(14030 in(1 Wild T ifs Cent elven) t
be held at the \i nr c.ur Morel Mont -
1.0111, i'::bru try 19th end 20th. 1 re- ea.ie,2,,,
preeen3Gtive gathering 41: flit fat'111er:a 0317
fur deelrr:i and iflilrlillialh'ative of-
flt'ho'. will asfonn rle to dl^ cu(5 the
3ar1011:.: IftlqS.!4 of the fur industry in
11riu'uel's'-'ntalent Lurrrl,Arrll n's Friend,
Tennpleton's RAZ -MAH Cep-
sniae are guaranteed to relieve
AST Ff MA. Ili suffer an-
other day.
WriteTeazpletons,l42iii)g St.
W., Toronto, for freesarople.
Reliable
1e 10. 1 bdruggists sell them at
..,.mss."..aA�,a _....._......_
--Rebuilding Belgian Roads.
In its reconstrnet.ion program, :Bel-
gium is preparing extensive road
provelnents, the announcement coin-
ing from the Minister of Public Works
that it is intended to make the new
Belgian roads the finest, if possible,
world.
Ile presentprogram
till. SSUl d.
in
inctudes the remaking of a network
of roads which will connect Brussels
with all important towns and centres,
and will afford rannitnnication by
means of good mous-country roads be-
tween various tourist resorts, the
principal devastated dlstrict5, 1,lvI the
battlefields of Flanders.
The cost is estimated at 60,000,000
franca, on indicaticn that good roads
are regarded 0..s 13 v:lhlallle national
asset.
airvi. a Sept. 30, 1901
lginurd•s l...ii.ve rat Co., Limited.
Dear Sits,- WA w:,t.a to inform ycu
that leo ,.e .,Hier your 31INAPD'S
LINIMENT a very i,uperior article,
alld 'Wer 050 it as a sure relief for store
1 When
540. :. you
/CIS
--+.aatilrr,at , ±el Blest. W.,en 1 felt , <u I
Ca tela rola to piolrote the fullte.;t an(t 1
t t tle.vcloplu ?t of the valnat>141 : o. 317—Child's romper;. Price,
ulced of file Dominion in flu' iletnr_ 20 cents9. 1111110110 sleeves; dropped
big :' uilnalc . The rapidly, growing frl- 1 back, with or without buttoning under
i the leg. Cut in li sizes, 6 months, 1,
AIuSIry of fur farming elhas ba'come 2. and 4 years. Size 1, with long
thoroughly e 15.hltsiled to (':t1 0tlal/Ina r sieeVes, ITS yards 132 inches hide; 'with
'to waist. In 6 sizes, 6 to 11 years.
Size 10 requires 3 2% yards 30 inches
wide; collar, cuffs, belt, cs yard 3G
inches wide.
No. 8808—Child's Coat. Price, 20
cents. Body and sleeve in one. Cut
it is nntfe•.'pated f1 4 1 Leahy flu' ram-! short sleeves, 1% yards 32 inches 111 b sizes, 1, 2, 4, 6, 6 and 10 years.
e1'rt will re'ta'rd the Conference. The wide. SSize. 4 requires, one material, 2"H
will fuc'lulie patl,gl'l. and No. 51325—Girl's ;Des,. Price, 20 yards. 36 inches wide, or 1%.. yards 51
discuss (('1:3113, t'), 111 The care { rents. With or without collar turd 111(1105 wide; with contrasting collar,
and 50'0:1: ;(1le'llt of foxes and other Peplum; two-piece straight skirt. 21`s yards 86 inches wide, or V.I.
(2) t''' t'1 'l.tloil 01 Silver 1 Cut 111 6 i/eq, 6 to '1.1 years. ;ii. e 0.8, dards '14 inches wile; collar, ":y yard
lay i'e. rrr . .cg with peplum2?il yards fill inches 3d inches wide; inning, 1 11. yard/ :'li
wide; withou,t peplum, 1"•s yards 36 inches wide.
inches wide. No. 9054 --Boy's Double -Breasted
No. 9226—Girl's Dress. Price, 25 Overcoat and Cap. Price, 20 cents.
cents. With or without collar and; Cut in 4 sizes, 1, 2, 4 and 6 years.
belt; straight pleated skirt; attached to I Size 4, with notch collar, cap, 1%
waist. Out in 5 sizes, 6, 8, 10, 12 and' yards 42 inches witk', or 1% yards
14 years. Sire 8 requires, -lith. belt! 54 inches wide; with round col -
and collar, 34 yards 32 inches wide, lar, sap, 1% yards 42 inches wide, or
or ':icl} yards 36 inch..; wide; without •.yards 51 inches wide.
belt ,and collar, 2'"!;4yards 32 inches These patterns may 110 0111., 001
wide, or s?a).1 yards, 86 inches v✓itis. from. your local McCall dealer, or from
foxes, (3) The rearing et fur bearers
• other tf1011 silver foxes, (I) Methods
• o;: marketing 151:4 and their improve -
viola. (5) Canadian auction sates. (6)
'Prado name= for fun, (7) The sale
1)f 1;'0100, (S) (aa,no protective legis-
lation, (;i) 000th protective e,S5acie-
tioi s. and 011303 kindred yubjecte.
It i5 'ontfdtntly eepected that this
N.etit'nti1 (:en0a.enne will be of the
greatest service in l rhiginr; sur e th l sac. ti240w..(1ir1'3 I)ress. Price, 301 i;11c: ibacda1I to., ^10 bond St. .laronto.
ref) 3105elltatites of the various inter- cents. Straight I:;aib^rcd skirt attach-; Dept. W.
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our fur reeourcee end will feint to a
1.. ;t•.' 1144 10'1511 4l'pt'wt•ialtion of 311e1
prot„lems to 140 9(3131031 '1} planing nit
110 C'0l.:311111(1 1'n” inAdts•try
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jeheac 111a1), wheel rauidlialg, s, eetrn-
gx(7i1i1'1 oats, 3114(1 meet. ',:i11(1,
ted in self -feeders arid left before
the birds art ,111 timet. Tieing dry, I
would f(.e(1 .111 they will east.
It will be 114.' e..sary that :you give
so1110 kind -(1i oyster or 010111 obeli to
(213 b d . If. 11013. 1 would give
p t tyed:i rc d bone. The beet kn1,1 of.
rtee is 1 herd limestone grit or beav;y,
G'oatl5e and end gra:v„ 1. R
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would not ,e without it if the price
was 0r,e •10+113,' a bottle, 111meaI1 it.
Yours truly,
CHAS. F. TILTON.
Just a Waste.
A.] the wagonette from the village
iglu swung found a earner, with a deep
drop (gi1 one side. the visitor involun-
tarily drew ('10500;' 3'0 00 driver.
"Tiis 5ee11111 to be a very dangerous
preciplee," he remarked. "I wonder
why they 1033',7 no: put 1111 a woofing
board?"board?"
"Yes," answered the drivel', "it is
dangerous. They kept ;t, warning board
up for two year;.:, hut no one fell over,
so it '<"a`• tale 11 !1ow11."
EATS
1'
FROM t HERE &THERE
d
in a Worse Plight.
To save transport, 1z certain 1`.+ingiisl'.
landowner decided to iioat bis timber
down a river ' like he'd read about
then doing in Canada, So he ex-
plained the method to his foreman,
01d Bob.
lint, like everything else, such work
needs experienced men. Old Bob did
his best, but managed finally to fall
into the river, making a wild grab at
a log as he went, Ho tried to lift
himself on to the log, and as he did so
caught sight of his own feet, whieh
had risen to the surface on the other
side of the log.
Help was at hand. The other work -
rowed to his res -
heroically waved
leen got a boat, and
cue. But 01d Bob
them off.
"Never mind rale;
he said. "Save that
in head first!"
L can clang on!"
other chap who's
�- 'u--,4'-•.a—o--® o 0 —m er--m•-'0.
Lalgll When People
Step On Your Feet
Try this yourself then pass 1
it along to others.
it works
Ouch ! ? '. ? 1 1 This kind of rough
talk will bo heard less here in town it
people troubled with cords will follow
the simple advice of tee of th1
authority, who clai1113 that a few drops
Of a drag, called freezone when applied
to a tender, aching corn stops screneMs
at cnco, and soon the corn dries up
and lifts right out without Fain.
i
Ile says freezone is an ether cons
pound which dries immediately and
never inflames or even. irritates the
attr'rounding tissue or shin. A quarter
of nn ounce of freezone will cost very
little at any drug store, but is ship.
tient to remove every hard or ,.'eft
corn or callus from, ones feet. Millionth
of American womenwomenwill v:efcottie tnis
announce/hart since the inauguration
of the high heels.
tlxuearioa'o PianecZ' .1:50ff f1e rxo iale
a 1 t
Boo," ors lib 1 E
CJ13s1lCell Advertkorncnta.
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�IU'1' AGENTS1VAi`1'!,Lt'1
good prints and finishos---lowe'4E
pprices on 7ranjes—ask for Catalogue..
United -'girt Co„ 4 3tt'uuswlek Ave.. Teo'
ronto.
,„EIN:l'5 kir ANTED let,1: 'tSONT)Pf:-.
del'ful 10venti0ue, viz.:—
1. 18PE13333 A1:'I'OXLf3 for Fords. etc+(•+
stalling, bucking, enrine ('acini Sells
2. VON,D 1.4114.1.13;,iCrXT 2110-4rT ATal'.N',
positively gives bright light at /141
engine speeds. Sells $2.76.
3. 5Tt'8.2Z1 P2',iD'G c.313.3.3121rOILIeIEP.a fi.t'
all care, Ii'1re,4 any plug with "
0
(3011114/ left, irrespective of cr'a�:ea
porcelain, o rbo21 to. Sells 85 e`ents,
4. P071431 :da YJxtii lir 003TTROL. Nv
more quivering and )erl:ing; steering
wheel. Saves gasoline and tires,
Sells $8,76,
All sold on money bask guarantee,
iat)T531iPi'IIL't3 AUTO tnZ'EECEA,T1TII13,
53a Richmond St. W., Toronto.
ans,xtus dolt SALM.
MAi.?, WAIUIIS, FIFTEEEN MIN -
'otos' ride -from Toronto on Metro-
politan Radial, from 11 to twenty were*,
$360 an acre, with small payment down.
Pre0ton, 705 Broadview, Toron(i,o.
LAl420 31e3Lra1113? .
�7 P" I L Til Ii' O R \ INFORMATION
N V about the new modern Ivey 011
selling real estate, (Blei1 your propert1
Yourself with Our help. Our method
Only costa you $13.00. Wily pay ct
large commission? Write for full psr
large eomrn1ssionil Write lor full par-
ticulars. Ileal Estate Buyers MotIthi5-,
78;4 Lunda,/ fat., London. Ont.
l'O11r1EA •-
NL^WSPAPP.`IL, WEEKLY, IN BRUCE:
County. Splendid opportunity. Writs
Box T. Wilson Publishing Co., Limited.
711 Adelaide St. W., Toronto.
IVELL " EQUIPPED NEWSPAPER
`1' and Job printing plant in Eastern
''
,Ontario. Insurance ca.iled $1,500, Will
$
go for $1,2200 on quick sale. Box 62.
Wilson Publishing Co.. Ltd., Toronto.
misCk',Y,r, ANEQV8.
CHOB`S: SILVER BLACKBREEDING
Foxes. Also, we are buyers 0f Raw
Furs. What have you—Ivhai ,trice?
Reid iir•ns. �n i 11 Ont.
!p tai11:'1a�a 1i'(uelt 3VANTi1D. Ix YOU
%-; are ablo 10 :mealy. advise us. us wet
c.•111 nay the 3:1110141pri001> dry or green
from the haw, i`_eenan urea.. Limited.
Owen Sound, C
CI LN`,CER, Tt'M'jitOi, Lt:111'S. LTC..
41 internal and external, cured without
pain by our10114 i treatment. Write u,e
efore too tete 1lr. Bellrnan Medical
Co., Limited, C`r..+ iagv oorl, Ont.
Chilled flab. fl rl Nt futuldland is
prepared in 'eke plant
' can deal *situ :.. +,_C0 lbs. of fish .t
day.
Ask for ltrina':,1'13 ar•3 tato no other.
1009 D i •-'i~iti,.. f~• ¢"J ia+`'"id
1 c..ni plow to recd.
;,Iailod i'rea tr, anS A d-
dreas r y the Anti; .r.
1 iT113 \. Ci:Vesc 37 G10V1ser t 0Si0., tela
aw
New York. IJ.13.r, t;
CHILD'
D'
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Look at tenchi t Remove poi-
sons from ligle stomach,
liver and bowels
MONEY ORDERS.
The cafe way to wend ,.money- by nail
is by Dominion Repress Money Order.
3eop 1lfiinard'B w,lniment in the tongs.
Tractors Bring New Plowing
Problems.
If you want to do your tractor
plowing in the easiest and most econ-
omical way, it will pay you to give
a little thought to arrangement of
fields and laying off of lands, say
the• plowing experts an the Depart-
ment of. Agriculture, While many
farmers do not like an idle plow go-
ing across the ends, it has been 'found
that this method eliminates short,
awkward turns, and leaves less $31il'e
to be plowed aftc,_:varcl by *horses,
The lands should be measured off ac-
curately .in the centre of the Icier,
having all equal area on all sides for
turning. This meed not be over 15 or
20 feet with short -turning outfit-, but'
it is better to allow at. ld"t; t ;;t1 feet
in the he cliart(l:.
A little extra time 3 'e+a1 inI.-
1111(1 off necessary t':1't.:1& e:+ ;rtiul
tillg slakes fol 4,;1e :1 ,sift ri' ' 11;:'
11e l.io1'e than t ' CI 1:1 thei s ;airl
1 _,l
',i'�i'`!C fiL rh�i
0l, t•••
ca e:0. a j
's n 1 11
011 e;::Ify. trip 1<i ..
„rally otto -•r
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1.,. ,
ff:cull'i I A. );.L lt'-
ittilv ,, t 1
U:3Cq
ing in tit,, it i •5 t 0
/dews are 1) _tOi'1 at ., to cad for th:,
first three or four rounds. awl ,fte'.'
that the turns tiee 1i30;l4 Isle ✓ln'..
When the entire area has been plow-
ed, if the field has been correctly
measured, the last round will plow the
land neitt, to the fence ('.n Bald sictc.14.
4 g
11.5° p 1 it
A
�e 9ii`a'1�1aa r, Keep
Your Hair Freln 12"aikg
How many times have barbers ga'en
this advice to men who are losing
their flair because of dandruff and
scalp irritation, At Tright rub Cuti-
cure Ointment into the scalp. Nelct
morning shampoo with Cutic eta Soap
and hot water,. A clean, healthy
scalp means good Hair.
Soap 211c, Oint•nent 26 /furl 50e. Sold
throughout the Dominion. Canadian Depot:
L meeiatt !Limited, St. Paul 5t.,, Monfree;'I.
;'"C.eticurn Soap shaves without snug.
I
5L
Accept "Callfcr: ia" Syrup of. Figs
only ----look for the lutme California on
the package, theu you 0.:e sure your
0111;1 is having the best and most
harmless laxative or physic for the
.tee
stomach, liver and bowels. Child•
ten love its delicious fruity taste. Feil
directions for childee c')'.3 en each
bottle. Give It witr.oalt fear.
Al::ther: You must 9031 "California.'"
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Me 3('7, ca 3•:3, it i ea 1'.:Tor u(r ctt 3 t -1,t',
ldinti lr: a , '• 1 i" 1- .i ch, l 'A ' , t1' Not.
• the :0pi4'll, lt: ,'rol4'ri 1, 1 ,i'I;c Lite,bago, lIlenMIt,1. 1, v'et1111-
ler (111'1' 1.131.1..01 31'013(.11.11 pt t- 1.1}•,1• raiuel, cartel 1. .''.1 t (tr 'illiy.
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