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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1910-06-30, Page 3TRE WINMIAtt TOMS, JTJNE. 30, 101Q NIR, 1 Says the Millers •,� "my great•grandfather was the first miller in our family, People called him ' Flour Wizard' because his flour was so now call -the name rne0 Flour stuck throughWizard ' after#they havehe s,Rakers used its so :trend. But , 'stuff and nonsense' say I -there's no "Wizard' sibout it -lust ' Model Mill' methods.". The Campbell Milling. Company, Limited Toronto FOR SALE BY KERR & BIRD. WINGHAM, ONE THING YOU CAN'T DO. "You can laugh when trouble hits you, You can smile when clouds appear, 'You oan grin when worry "ohs you" And when disapointment'.t near; yon can laugh when rain is failing, If yon are a oheerfirl Poul, But you cannot do much laughing When the boat bsgtue to roll, Yon can bear up under sorrow You can calmly shoulder woe And perhaps no sign of anguish , your visage ever show; Yon may hide alt sinus of weakness Though your hopes are in the ditch,. lint von cannot hide your feelings When the boas begins to pitch. Let the cheer -up poets tellyon To preserve a cheerful We, And to smile at all your troubles, And to never show a traoe Of the petty griefs that fret you, But you'll lose your self control, And will not smile I'll bet you, When the boa begins to roll, A Simple Treatment that Will Make Hair Grow Every np•to•date woman should have radiant hair. There are thousands of women with harsh faded oharaoterless hair who do not try to improve it. Io England and Parte women 'take pride in having beautiful hair. Every. Canadian women oan have histrous and luxuriant hair by using SALVIA, the, Great. American Sage Hair Tonic. Every reader of the TASTES can have an attractive head of hair in a few ,days by using SALVIA, Mr. Walley sells a large bottle for 60 cents, and guarantees to banish Band• ruff, stop falling hair end itching scalp in ten days, or money bank. „SALVIA is a beautiful, pleasant sticky Hair Tonio. About 75 per cent, of the men and ro- pFrance 50 erty owners. For ypersons under 40 years the proportion is not so large. As a general average every individual in France over 40 years old possesses $2,- 229, or double that amount for a married couple. Among the ten countries with which statistical comparisons on this non. FADS AND FASHIONS. A MOVING PICTURE FEAT: Hakim the Scone "The Parting of tire. Red. SW You'd be surprised to know how re• sourceful some of the photographers are today. There 10 a flim which has lately been slant cut all ever tha cena- try that marks the climax In the :art of motion picture faking. 1 don't be. ileve ono man in a thousand who sees it will have the least idea how it was done. it represents the flight of the. childrep of Israel and gives the scene where Moses waved ills wand and the Red sea parted. The man who twit the picture spent twelve boars on the Red sea section alone, He singled out a spot on the shore of Long Island where there was a sand bar wbtcb was out of water at low tide and under water at high. fie started at high tide and took, say, a score of pictures of the sea as 1t look- ed then. After fifteen minutes he reel- ed off another twenty, and fifteen min- utes tater be did the same. Thus at the end of six hours he bad a film showing the changes for every quarter of an hour. At the end of that time the tide bad receded so that the sand bar could be seen. Then he called in the supers and bad them walk across the bar while he took their picture. That was only half of the work. Later in the- day when the tide began to rise he returned and began again to take a few pictures every fifteen minutes. At the end of six hours the water bad risen to where it was when be began. We bad some doubt as to bow the film would come out. We didn't know whether the tide when photographed that way would give the desired effect of a sea parting and then closing up again. But it did. 1 don't know of any film that looks more lifelike and wonderful. The waves seem to rush apart for a minute and then back again, just as described in the Bible. - New York Post. Among the new ribbons are those of solid color edged with silver, gold or some other metallic shade. Big, wide bows of Chantilly lace shap- ed "butterflies, make a very Ohio trim• ming for a large nat. Vests for street suits oerise or bine, and are blank or gilt buttons. Folds or cordings of Persian Bilk are favorite trimming for the blouse of na- tural pongee. Bright, iridescent materials will be used just as persistently as in the spring, but always veiled. A vivid grass green is a favorite lin- ing for the new navy blue voiles so much in vogue this spring. Hats of Milan straw, closely resemb- ling the pagoda in shape, are among the natty hats for children this summer. Very. smart indeed are the pettlooats of blaok and white checked taffetas with pipings of bright•oolored silk. The assortment of travelling oases of mattieg'is larger than ever. Metal or leather corners do much to save wear on the case. Fruits are used as ornaments for the dressy coiffure to day. Cherries are the favorite, though grapes and other small fruits are seen. aubjeot may be established only the Ne.. One of the newest rosettes for millin- therlands and Eugland furnish higher cry use is made of tiny flowers which ;figures. In Austria the average is only are first sewed into a chain, and then • $757, Spain $741', Italy $691 8Rnmania wound round the hat. , $291, 1---i 5 ''- _ shin ", 4,„,,,\ -7'-'--,'"-Furnacie Lundeii,Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver, St. John, N.B., Hamilton, Calgary. FOR SALE BY W. 3, BOYCE, WINGHAM. Each grate bar has three sides4ong wear Whenonly one sideof a grate bar is continually next to the fire all the wear is cou.centrated on that one side. The life of the grate bar is thus naturally just one- third as long as when the wear is dis- tributed on three sides. That explains why Sunshine grates have three lives. Each of the four grate bars has three sides. Each time the ashes are "rocked down" (no shaking with Sunshine) the side next to the fire can he changed. Thus the life of the grates is greatiyiprolonged. When desired, the heavy Bull dpg teeth on'the grates will seize hold of clinkers, grind them up, and drop the particles into the ash -pan. Buy the Sunshine -the II arses urnace Bilabe )✓_mpire.\14- F.Clarys, 52 durable, convenient, econom- Ii ical' furnace, guaranteed by 1 a t f makers. in ��I f1,,,, are of bright trimmed with gross Purpose*.. An, asylum for the deaf and dumil, beim sadly lit need of funds, gave a dance. Among the many outsiders present were two good looking teen. As they were talking together one of *tem suddenly exclaimed: "13y Jot'e, there's. a pretty girll I would like to dance with her." "Why don't you ask her?" responded - his companiep, "flow?' 'Why, by signs, of course." So he crossed the hall and, pacing himt'elf in front of the girl, pointed. with his index finger to her, then' to himself and then whirled the finger round and round to indicate dancing. The girl smilingly nodded an assent. Finding that her dancing was as per - feet as her figure, be went through the same operation a little later in the evening. Again she nodded assent. As they were waiting for the music to start another gentleman approached the girl and asked for the next dance. "I am sorry," she replied in the, sweetest, tones, nodding toward her silent partner, "but I have this dance with the dummy,"• -Cosmopolitan Mag- azine, Handbags of cretonne are among the novelties. A white silk cord takes the place of the:customary chain handle. Flowered net shirred over a whits Neapolitan straw hat makes a novel and pretty effect for a dressy summer hat. The Annihilation of Space. Not many years ago it was a very common thing to hear a man say, "I am from suoh and such a county." Who ever hears or speaks of counties now a days? The passing of the ox.team and the coming of the horselese carriage have obliterated county lines. How long does a county Last with a forty horsepower automobile whizzing along thb road? The 20th Century Limited trains almost as effectually dispose of state lines, 'When you oan leave New York late in the afternoon and be in Chicago early the following morning, one city is little more than a suburb of the other. And if the aeroplane be. Demes a practical thing, what will be. Dome of international lines? When a mau oan sit at his desk in Boston and talk to a man at his desk in Chicago, and close a business transaction without either man leaving his chair, each recog- nizing the other's voice, what matters it, that there are three or four states separating their bodies? Their minds have met more quickly than could have been the case had they leen in adjoining buildings twentyflve years ago. Electricity has emancipated the mind from the body and given it wings. It is the mind, not the body that does business. Think of it! By placing a wire to one's ear the mind and the voice oan. fly to a distant oity, do business there and return, and immediately go off to another city, do business there and return, and do this as many times a day as occasion requires. -George W. Perkins in June Busy Man's. The °Kitchen Queen" will stay longer if her realm is beautified with "Lacqueret." The old chairs are worn and soiled. A coat of "Lacquaret" (any shade to suit your fancy) will make .theta look better than on the day you bought them. Touch up the refrigerator with Oak "Lacc+vteret" and note the effect. The wainscoting wants a coat of Colored' Lae- queret " olored"Lae- queret" too --scars and scratches will vanish. "Zahir eget" is a reducing rejuvenator and work will andhelp makingen to kher the "hired girl" by g happier. Write, for our free booklet, "Dainty Decorator," and learn for yourself the many uses of this household beautifier. Most prominent Hardware and Paint Dealere nail "Laequeret." INTERNATIONAL VARNISH CO. TORONTO - WINNIPEG. 2364 Oregon's Lake of the Clouds. One of the wonders ot Oregon is Crater lake, a remarkable body of deep water occupying the immense critter of an extinct volcano in the Cas- cade mountains of that state. it Teas been'suggested that this mountain was once one of the loftiest in America, but that ages ago its sunimit fell in. The heart of the mountain is 110W oc- cupied by a lake of exquisitely blue tvater whose greatest depth is 2,000 feet. The lake is six miles long by about four and a half miles in width and Is completely encircled by pre- cipitous walls varrying in height from 1,000 to 2,000 feet above the water. The greatest elevation of the crater rim above sea sevel is. 8,200 feet. Out of the lake rises a volcanic cone called Wizard island. 840 feet high. When it shall have been rendered easy of access Crater lake is expected to rank among the wonders of natural scen- ery with the Yellowstone and Yosem- ite valleys and the Grand Canyon of the Colorado.-Harper's Weekly. Sick headachy and relieve all the troubles Incl• dent to a „ilio: z State or the system, such as Dizziness,NauJaa, Drowsiness, Distress after eating, Pain in the Side,.Sc, While their most remarkable success Iles been shown in curing Passing of the Attic. Nobody would deny the, picturesque- ness of the old time attic. How many stories have been woven about it! What tales of adventure and romance have explored it for its pervasive charm! And how many rainy hours have we ourselves passed pleasantly under its mysterious eaves! The farm- house attic sheds a peculiarly agree- able glow upon the childish memories of the country bred man. He recalls Its dangling ears of corn, its savory herbs, its sense of peace and other worldliness. And yet it is well that the attic, even the farmhouse attic, should go, and it is going fast. In place of it is coming the third story, a Tight and airy part of the house, an integral portion of the whole estab- lishment -Providence journal. The Times To January 50 a✓ 1st, 1911 For Mr. J. 0. Rutherford, chief veterinary surgeon Department of Agriculture Oa taws; is given a 0. M. G. Suffered Terrible Pains From Her Kidneys For Nine Iotiths. s headache, yet Carter's Little Liver Pills are equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pre- venting this annoying complaint. white they also correct all disorders of the stomach, atimu-atethe liver and regulate the bowels. Bvenif thoy only cared Wages on the Panama Canal. The West Indian laborer is paid 90 cents for a day of eight hours, with quarters. The European laborer re- ceives $1.80 for eight hours, with free quarters. The standard rate for American mechanics is 65 cents an hourin gold. The average compensa- tion received by. American employees is - $150 per month. The average monthly compensation of laborers and others who are reckoned with on the silver basis is about $85 a month. There are approximately about 44,000 employees on the isthmus on the pay- rolls of the commission, about 5,000 of whom are Americans. The Amer- icans are mostly mechanics, skilled artisans, clerks and higher officials. - New York American. A Comet's Tail. The tail of a comet is composed of gas, existing in a highly rarefied con- dition. Little particles of electricity, called corpuscles or ions, are being constantly given off at enormous speed by the sun. Each meteorite in the comet's bead is surrounded by its own rarefied atmosphere. When one of these little ions strikes one ofthe molecules of gas in the comet's at- mosphere it carries it off with it to form the tail. The electrical charge makes the gas luminous, and it is by this light and not by reflected sun- light that the tail Is made visible to us. A cornet's tail, therefore, seems to bo merely a very extended aurora.- William H. Pickering in Century. Ache they would be atm ostprieekes to those who • euffcrfrom this distressi'ngcomplalnt, hutfortti- nately their goodness does not end herc,nud those who once try them will find those little pills valu- able in so many ways thut they v i11 not bo wil- ling to do without tem. But after all Sick head Is the bane of so many lives tha here is where we make our great boast. Our pills curoit while others do not. Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small and very easy to take. 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The guanaco draws near to this funny looking ob- ject just as guilelessly as the fly walks into the spider's parlor, and ere it knows who's who or what's what it is killed or wounded by the sports- man. So silly a creature it is that, it will not even bolt when the bullet has missed it, for it thinks the flash and the report are part and parcel ot the fin....,. For Backache, Lame or Weak Back -0 one of the commonest and most distressing symptoms of kidney inaction, there is no remedy equal to Doan's Kidney Pills for taking out the stitches, twitches and twinges, limbering up the stiff back, and giving perfect comfort, A medicine that atrengthens the kid- ey are enabled to extract teeaso that poisonoush hu c acid from the blood and prevent the chief cause of Rheuma- tism. Broad Covo Mr. Dougald A. McIsaac, Banks, N S. writes: ---"I was troubled with my kidneys for nine months, and suffered with such terrible pains across the small of my back all the time that I could hardly get around. 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