HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1920-12-30, Page 3Winter Caro of Tires.
1., Wash the thee carefully en out-
side to remove oil and grease.
2.Remove thea • from the wheels
and wren tbeni up in paper or .cloth.
3, Store; in a cool, dry place, away.
ft(.iu daylight. .
4; If teles are left on the ear, jack
up the cal, deflate the tires and wrap
them ilii covers.
5. Don't let the car stand on the
tires all winter. To do this means a
new seat o' tires in the spring.
Practical Paragraphs. •
in Drilling. -Kerosene should 'be
uae;i in drilling, reaming o'T turning
malleable iron or aluminum. On the
other hand turbentine should be used
instead of the oil for drilling hard
steel, as it will enable rapid drilling
of the metal.
Locking Nut.—It is easy to lock a
nut securely by having the holt a lit-
tle longer than is needed and then
rivet the projecting end a little after
the nut is screwed in place. When
the nut is to be removed it is neces-
sary to file out the riveted part.
Cleaning the Muffler—In cleaning
the muffler, after the part has been
disassembled and the parts cleaned
with kerosene, it is well to go over
all the holes designed tobreak up the
gas with a sharp.punch or fine taper
reamer to make sure that these holes
have not been reduced in size by ac-
eumulations or burned oil or carbon.
Use of Taps.—A. tap should never
be used in a cored or rough hole. A
heavy flat arm should be run through
to take out the scale, nand or projec-
tions. Plenty of good lard should be
used in cutting the threads with a
die. Very often a die tap is ruffled
when it as first used, simply because
there is no oil on the work. Taps
should never be used,without plenty
of good oil. Taps will frequently
Wear off threads unless -well oiled.
AUTO SPARE PATS
for most makes and Models of care,
Your old, broken or worn-out parts
replaced, (Write or wire us describ-
ing what you want. We carry the
largest .and linnet complete stook in
Canada of slightly used or new parte
and 0.0,1:), anywhere equipment. We
Satiips-
factory or ,refund in full our motto.
$b:aWas Auto Salvage X'art Supply,
923-93), I3nffe3+n St., Toronto, Ont,
Your Day's Work.
What a satisfaction there is when
yo leave•• your work at night, in
looking bads ober the day's work as a
superb accomplishment. How you en-
joy your unquestioned approval at the
end of a perfect day. You can go
home with a light heart and say to
yourself, "Ah, now I can play. I have
done my best to -day. I have left noth-
ing undone or half finished. I have 9733-9675Emreetere
made the most of everything. I n,. M
haven't been mean, I haven't been un- No. 9733—Ladies' Waist. Price, 30
kind, I haven't lost my temper, 1 cents. Back and side accordion pleat -
haven't shirked niy job. I have tried ed or plain; two styles of sleeve. In
to put efficiency into everything 17 sizes, 34 to 46 ins. bust. Size 36,
have done to -day."• with accordion -pleated sections,' 3'/..c
This is a day's record which it is yds. 36 ins. wide, or 3. yds. 40 ins.
a delight to look over, of which to be wide; with plain 'sections, 1% yds, 36 blood su necessary to perfect health,
proud. But when you go home at ins. wide, or 1% yds. 40 ins. wide. and that ie through tale use of Dr.
night feeling mean and contemptible No. 9675 ---Ladies' Camisole Skirt. { Williams' Pink Pili t. These pills
Price, 30 cents. To be worn with
overdress; 37 or 35 inch length from
waistline. In 7 sizes, 34 to 46 ins.
bust. Size 36 requires, 37 -inch length,! cheerful and strong. If you are aii-
21/.l, yds. 36 or 40 ins, wide; 35 -inch} ing, easily tired or depressed, it is
length, 2% yds. 36. or 40 ins. wide. a duty you owe yourself: and your
Width, 111, yds. family to give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
These patterns may be obtained' a fair trial. What this medicine has
from your local McCall dealer, or done for others it will surely do for
from the McCall Co., 70 Bond St„ you.
Toronto, Dept. W. - You can get Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills through any dealer in medicine
•
CHILDHOOD AILMENTS ' or by mail at 50c a box or six boxes
A STYLISH COSTUME.
A MOTHER'S TRIALS
Cure Of Hoene and Children
Often Causos ti. Breal. c 0Wifi.
'l'1lr' woman at home, deep In house-
hold duti's and the cares of mother-
hood, octads occasional' help to keep
her fu good health. • The demands
upon u mother's health are many and
her rhii"Iren's welfare exact heavy
toile, while buried. mettle, broken rest
and lilac:!! indoor living tend to weaken
her cuustitutiou, No 'wosder that the
woman at lame is often indisposed
through weakness, headaches, hack-
ai'ltcs. and nervcnt:nee.5. 'l'oo Many
women have grown to accept these
visitations as a part of the lot of
motherhood. 13ut inane and varied as
her heeltb, troubles aro, the cause is
simple and relief at hand, When
well, it is the woman's good. blood
that keeps her well; when • i11 she
must male her bicad rich to renew
her health. The nursing mother
more than any ether Woman in the
world needs rib blood and plenty of
it. There is olio way to get this good
bemuse of a poor day's work, and of
failures in ail directions that you could
have prevented, how different your
sensations!
Sums people drift into the habit of
being half satisfied with a poor day's
work. But you can't afford to do this,
niy friend. The habit of leaving your
work at night without having done
your best, of turning out., day after
day, work that does not meet with
your approval, is demoralizing to your
character and fatal to your chances
of advancement.
Don't be satisfied with anything patios, indigestion, colic, colds, etc.--
less than your hest. Make it a rule can be ,quickly banished through the
that you will have reason to be proud
use of Baby's Own Tablets They are
of your day's work •bectiuse you have a mild but thorough laxative which
put your best into it, the highest of
instantly regulate the bowels and
which you are capable. Don't leiv'e sweeten the stomach. They are guar -
it with flaws; don't compel yourself anteed to contain no harmful drugs
and can be given to the youngest baby
with perfect safety. Concerning taei's
Mrs. Alcide Lepage Ste. Beatrix, Que.,
writes: --"Baby's Own Tablets were of
great help to my•bahy. They regulated
her bowels and_ stomach and made
her plump and well." The Tablets
are sold by medicine dealers or by
mail at 25c a box from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine . Co., Brockville,
Ont.
.
Nearly all Australian railways are
State, or Government, owned.
snake new blood, and through their
WO thousands of weal:, ailing wives
and mother's have been'made bright,
for $2.50 from Tho Dr, Williams'
The ailments of childhood—const:- Medicine Co., Brockville. Ont.
Origin of Gun Salute.
Sharpening Files.—Worn files may to go home at night resetting' a poor
be sharpened by placing them in a day's work, a botched job. 'You can't
solution of sulphuric add and water, afford it; it will haunt 'you so that
made in proportions of one part acid you ctuinot enjoy* your home or your
to two of water. The files May be left recreation.
overnight, after which they should be
rinsed in clear water. The acid should There have been rumors of pion
be put in an earthen vessel. who.have died from overwork; but
Tope.—Mohair tops should be clean- [many eases of death from overeating
ed frequently by dusting off and brush- are very well authenticated.
ing briskly with a stiff brush. On the The wood box in the kitchen yawns
other hand pantasote tops are best
cleaned with a soft brush dipped in
water in which is a little ammonia,
after which the top should be rubbed e ^--
dry. Pantasote curtains may be treat- r
cd in the same way,. Do not use gaso-
line or kerosene to clean the tops.
Headlight Glasses: Many of the
light diffusing devices now popular
are -designed to operate when in a ter-
-
ser MIDDLETON
taBY DR. in fixed position. Vibration mayJ. J.
loosen the glasses in their rims so that
the whole lens creeps around and the
(liil'using properties are 'lost. Some
of these glasses have a means of
anchoring them firmly in place, hut
others have not, and it as up to the
car owner to see that they are pro-
perly in place. 'Screws niay be used
for fastening them and a lock washer
should be inserted under each of them.
Sticking Bushings. ---Blocking of the Board of Health's Exhibit, noticed
bushings that surround the push rods the windows rai ed in one of the sub-
frequelatly causes trouble. This maysections where, child -welfare va*as be-
be caused by the oil becoming• gummy ing demonstrated. "Now, that would
or by valve grinding grit {'flat has got just cause a draught," she exclaimed
down into the interior. If the aperture to a friend, "and it is the way one
is •closed with, o. oloth before the valves catehes colds." But fresh air is abso-
are groulid. this latter trouble will be 'lately necessary to good health, and
obviated• even in the coldest weather draughts
can be avoided while admitting fresh
• 3ieme-made Anti -freeze. air. This may be done by having
One may mix hit Mil anti -freezing double windows, or one or mora
preparations if desired. They are double panes, and providing an open -
chiefly made 'of alcohol, glycerine or ing at the bottom of the outer, and
-calcium chloride. Thirty per cent, al- at the top of the inner one, so as to
oohol Will protect the • cooling sys- admit fresh air in an upright current.
tem to 5 degrees below zero. It takes Another method is to place a board
a 54 per cent. solution of glycerine beneath. the 'lower 'sash, propping it effort to completely stamp out this
and water to do the same thing. Al- up and 'filling in the space below great scourge from our -midst. We
coohol evaporates, however, and it is while providing a way for an upward see, too, how much educational work
necessary to keep addling it at; the rate indraught between the two sashes, there is still to be done in telling the
of about a quart a week, so that the 1 was recently in a house where public of the dangers of tuberculosis,
expense will deter many from. doing there were several children as well as and how it is spread. Although meet -
this. Many make a • combination of the father and mother, and on earning cipalities now generally put up anti-
alcohol and gly dole, half and half, in from the fresh air to the kitchen, spitting notices, some people still in.
using one-third df a gallon -to each where the greater part of the time dulge in this objectionable, habit.
,gallon 'of water. The glycerine (lnos was spent, it felt like an oven. Double have. watched men spit on the floor of
not evaporate. windows were used, but they were a street cal althou li' nb.ove their bead
In using calcium chloride, which both tightly closed and. no fresh air a sign hung telling of the penalty
does -not evapotate, on.e must be very was being admitted. A sick baby was that would he•iliiposed .,on .any,Eiocty
- careful to have the chemically pure in a cradle beside the kitchen stove, caught spitting. People careless off•
article, as the • ordinary conilnercialrand wrapped up in blankets lane an their own health and their neigh1ior s
-caleittxu chloride is likely to have acid
in it Which will corrode the radiator,
Fear poultds of calcium chloride to a
gallon of water will protect the car
to a teinperattue of 17 degrees below
aero, The expense and trouble of
llandl'ing these things and of renewing
Prompt -et ane to recommend the use of
one of the anti -freezing solutions to
be had at a supply :louse,` These do
not evaporate ,and it is only necessary
to add water Occasionally to the raclli-
aitor.
The elan who ; 'sits around ishing
he had a million dellars is not •likely
to get more than a dollar of at.
to be filled these nights; let it not
yawn in vain.
t4tlnard's Liniment Relieves Distemper
HEALTH EDUCATION
It is really hard to believe how recently visited a home - where the
little some people know about the father of the family was lying ill in
bed with tuberculosis and he got fits
most elemental matters of health, and of coughing at intervals. Not once
about ordinary' precautions that should did he cover his mouth when cough -
be taken in maintaining health and ing, although children were playing
preventing the spread of disease. about in the room Were he lay. In
At the Toronto Exhibition this amazement the nurse asked him if he
fall, a woman visiting the Provincial had never realized how desperately
important it was to cover his mouth
with a handkerchief when coughing,
but the man didn't know. He said he
had never been told' about the dan-
gers of promiscuous coughing in a
room where ethers were, and particu-
larly where children were. This pa-
tient was able at times to sit up and
hold the baby in his arms while his
wife was busy with the housework
or otherwise engaged. Sometimes, he
said, he' get a fit of coughing while
holding the baby, but he always laid
it down somewhere if the coughing
fit was at all severe. Although this
may be an isolated ease, one can read-
ily realize how hard it is for organized
Camel flesh was 1'eceutly on .Sale in
Paris.
Arctic explorer. The baby was, per- do still exist in great ntunbers, but
spiring freely, but the mother thought
site must not let any fresh _air into
the house lest the child should catch
cold. Some people seem to have 'a
deep-rooted objection to fresh a,{r, one
'of the Most powerful agents' in exist-
!
ence for maintaining health , and re-
storing the sick when they .fall ill.
Tuberculosis is unfortunately a
common disease, world-wide in it•s.
prevalence, and One which has diroet-
ly or indirectly brought sickness and
bereavement to many homes. Yet
how often do we Cod instances evell
in this enlightened/ laird of Canada
Where the danger of allowing it to
spread is not understood or appre-
ciated,
One of .the Provilleiel llea.lbh nurses
it is through lack of knowledge rather
than any desire to wilfully spread dis-
ease that this laxity occur!. There is
not a pian, woman or child suii.'erlhg.
from tuberculosis who would care to'
see anybody else contract the disease,.
and yet through: lack of knowledge
the disease is often spread.
Muth,educational Tonal work is being
done of present lie the campaign
against tuberculosis, and in teaching'.
such simple essentials as destroying.
by fire or purifying by antiseptics all
handkerchiefs or cloths soiled with;
tuberculous disoharges,
(it all branches of Public Health.
work there is still a great Ileal oi'
educative Wolk to be done before the
results aimed at canbe reached
IMN
FRONI HE` E
A Matter of Taste.
"Don't you wish you was a bird,
Jimmy, and could fly way up in the
sky?" mused little Jean dreamily.
"Naw" scorned Jimmy. "I'd rather
be a elephant and squirt water through
my nose,
The custom of firing artillery
conies to us from the time when guns
were first used. It was then consid-
ered polite and courteous to any great
personage who happened to arrive at
your castle to load all your guns with
shotted rounds—not blank—and to.
fire them off as he arrived at your
threshold. The reason for doing this
was to show you trusted your guest
by emptying all the guns just before
he came into their range. This prac-
tice was not kept up long. Blank
rounds were soon fired instead of real
ones. They were not so dangerous!
One of the best known guides in
Nova Scotia gives this testimonial of
MINARD'S LINIMENT—
Have used MINARD'S. LINIMENT in
my home, hunting and lumber camps
for years and consider it the best white
diniment on the market. I find that it
gives quick relief to minor accidents,
such as Sprains, Bruises and all kinds
of wounds. Also it is a great remedy
for coughs, colds, etc., which one is
liable to catch when log driv s and
cruising during the winter sue ,.ln'Ing
months. I would not be without MIN-
ARD'S LINIMENT and cannot recom-
mend it too highly.
(sighed) Ellison Gray
Iieinptv1i1e, N,S., Feb. 24, 1920.
East
Angels Got Tired.
The '(v boli)' had Droved itself the
possessor of extraordinai•.y lung .pow-
era .One day baby's brother, little
J nil any, ;avid to his mother:;.
eafaa,baby came trap Heave -1,,• didn't
he?''
"Yes, Lear," answer -e_ Ilii `mother.
Jolizlniy= was &lent for a Minute and
then bd event (in: -"T saye ultti!"
"What is it; Johnny?" - ---
"I don't bIiuiu the angels for chug
ing-him out, do you?"
•
Murdering Wagner.
'Exeuese'•me," said the detective, as
11e ,presented himself at the doer of
the music academy, on C'hristinas Eve,
"hut 1 hope you'll give nae what in-
formation you have, and .not make
auy fuss."
"What do you mean?" was the in-
dignant inquiry.
"Why, that little affair, you know."
"Iadon't understand."
"Why, you see, we got a tip from
the house next door that somebody
was murdering Wagner and the (thief
sent me down bora to work on the
case."
The Lesson of the Rabbit.
Talk about output! Listen to this
little tale of mass production.
Fifty years ago, there were no rab-
bits in Australia. Then tnree rabbits
were sent out from London.
Forty years later 25,000,000 frozen
rabbits and 96,000,000 rabbit skins
were shipped to Europe from Aus-
tralia.
MONEY ORDERS,
When ordering goods by mail send
a Dominion Express Money Order.,
A Very 1111
Lorca Halsbury's ninety-seventh
birthday reminds me that he is still
sturdy, and can walk into the House
of Lords without any assistance other
than a stick. To himself, however,
his Health is not very marvellous.
A friend who met liim one day con_
gratulated him ou the wonderful way
in which lie was preserving his
strength and on never being I11.
don't know so much about it," said
Lord •Halsbury, abakieg his head
sagely; "I had a bad attack of hic-
'coughs last weak," o
Economy is in itself a source of
great 'revenue.
Coughs and colas
sneezes and sniffles
quickly yield to
A IN
BENGUE
The relief is most gratifying and
so refreshing.
BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES
0.00 a ru'e.
tliE LEEMINO MILES 00., LTO.
MONTPtcai-
Agents for Dr. Jules Bonged
RELIEVES PAM
Minard's Liniment For Dandruff.
USE SLOAN'S
WARD OFF PAIN
You can just tell by its healthy;
stimulating odor, that it is
going to do you good
F I only had some Sloan's Lini-
ment!" flow often you've said
that! And then when the rheu-
matic twinge subsided—after hours of:
suffering—you forgot it!
Don't do it again—get a bottle to-
dayand keep it handy for possible use
tonight! A sudden attack may conie
on -sciatica, lumbago, sore muscles,
backache, stiff joints, neuralgia, the
pains and 'aches resulting from expos-
ure. You'll soon find warmth and re-
lief in Sloan's, the liniment that pene-
trates without rubbing. Clean, econom-
ical. Three sizes -35c, 70c, $1.4()
A special lot of used guns in
good condition at very low pieces
fiend for List.
THE D. PIKE CO .T LIMITED
123 King St, E., Toronto.
Welcome Worcis,
",'ones Is the finest alter-cl!n :el'
speaker l ever heard."
"Indeed:"
"Yes; he always says, 'Waiter, gave
that bill to me.'"
Classified Advertise.rnentS.
�GETt4ts WANT1D.
A:;ANTS WANTED: BLISS NATIV11
herbs is a remedy for the retlrrf of
constipation, Indigestion, Biliousness,
'Rheumatism, Kidney '!roubles. It is
well-known, Having been extensively ad-
vertised, since it'wa:s first manufactured
in 1588, by distribution of Ia*"e quanti-
ties of Almanacs, Coux Banks, Health
Books, etc., which are furnished to
agents fres of charge. The remelt are,
sold at'a price that allows agents to
double their money. Write Alen..., t).
Bliss Medical Co., 124 St. Paul St. ilast.
Montreal. Mention this paper.
FARM HELP
FA.EtiiTERy needing men ---married or
single— should apply at on04e, stat-
ing wages and other details•!.. goud mei!
available. No fees. Ontario Govern-
ment )0mployment Bureau (T•n:ploynient
.Service of Canada), 45 Icing St West,
Main 85tH, 'Toronto.
Early Old Age
The celebrated Dr. Michael/off,
an autho.ity on early old age, •
scyo that it is "caused by poisons
generated in the intextine.
When yourstomaca digests food al,
properly it is absorbed without A
forming poisonous matter. Poi-
sons bring on early old age and
prematuredeatb. 15 to 30 drops
413 of "Selgel's Syrup" after meals
0 makes your digestion sound. ro i
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plonecr Dog Remedies
Book on
DOG. DISEASES
and How to Feed
Mailed Free to any Ad-
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Send for laws of inventions wanted
by Manufacturers. Fortunes have
been minds from simple ideas.
"Patent Protection" booklet and
"Proof of Conc .sptiou" sing request.
HAROLD C. S.F16PMAN 81 CO.
• PATENT ATTORNEYS
2D 514IPMAM CHAHB0R0 • • OTTAWA. CANADA
Is so soothing and cooling for
baby's tender skin after a bath
with Cuticura Soap.
Soev25c. Ointeent25anctaOc. Talcucn2se. Sold
throughouttheDominic,n. Canadiar.Depot:
Lyman', Limited 344 St. Peel St.. 18'.. i tostraal.
f51 ''Cuticura Soap shaves without mug.
'NLY TABLETS MMARKED
"BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN
Not Aspirin At, a 11 without the "Bayer Cross"
Por Colds, Pain, Headache, 'Neural- package whish contains complete di-
gia, Toothache, Earache, and for reotions. Then you are getting real
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Oeu- Asppirin•--the genuine Aspirin pre-
ritis, take • Aspirin marked:with$$ 21. scribed by`Irhgsicians for over nine-
name "Bayer" .or, youare not tati1Cil►g teen years. Now matte in Catunta.
Aspirin at all., Handy tin. boxes containing 1.'3 tab
Accept only, `Bayer'' Ta9)11t0 ,,9f lets cost but a few cents. Druggist:v
Aspirin' fir;.,.Ali: embegleea "13iiyer1s also sell larger '73ayer" packager.
'A hew°, es ort136 esu; AsPhinmeSayeloltou must stay "Bayer"
Aspirin le the trade mark (registered In Canada) eft Haver Manufacture of Mons«
acetivaeldeater of Salloyttceeld, While it lo welt known that Aspirin mea.ss DrOol
Manufacture, to assist the public against imitations, tho -Tablets of darer (":oiisl.u=ir
will be stamped with their general trade mark, the 'Bayer Cross."
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