The Wingham Times, 1910-08-18, Page 3i..
Rocking Down
YS
t.
Shaking
Which
Do
You
Prefer
Look at the man above. He's SHAKING
ordinary furnace. He bends nearly doublan
'all his strength, works up a prespiration, and
exerts`
a sore back.get'
Now, look at the woman. She stand
erect, gently moves the lever to and fro,o nearly
inches, and the ashes are dropped into a few
Pp the Sunshine
, ash -pan. This is called ROCKING DOWN. ft's
so easy a child can do it.
Which method do you prefer ? Why, Rocking
Down, of course.
Go to our agent in your locality. Let him show you the
many other time -saving, labor-saving and fuel -economizing
features of the Sunshine. Order him to install the Sunshine
with a guarantee to heat your home to your entire satisfaction.
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London, T, num., :4,ontr. al. \\ nttipeg, Vaal cony( r, St. John, N,L'., ITamilton, Calgary
For Sale. By W. J. Boyce, Wingham.
THE WINO AND OUR NERVES.
The east winds hng the earth more
closely and gather moisture, duet and
bacteria, They are .sold and humid,
altogether forming an enervating in•
fluenoe on human and animal life and
rendering it susceptible to the disease
germs whioh the winds carry and, die.
semillet a,
Ti'?lclot, pure north vest winds come
from a region of dry, highly eleotrill
air where ozone exists in comparatively
large gaantitiee. They are invigorat•
ing, Toe framework of nerves in the
human being is like a delicate eleotrioal
apparatus, the nerves b_iag the wires
and the brain and ganglia reoeiving and
distributing oentree,
Everyone k.sowe that a telephone
works better oa a clear, .dry day than
on a wet, muggy one. The moist at.
moephere lessens vitality. The nerve
wires grow flaccid and heavy. The
messages become confused. Hence low
spirits, melanobolia, distorted mental
outlook, faulty assimilation, and disease.'
The opposite effects flow from the
northwest winds. The west and north.
*est winds keep the mucous membranes
of the body in good working order. The
sating of moisture which is always
present with the east wind disappears
Absence of any wind if long continued
has a bad effect on the human body and
mind.
A prolonged calm means lack of ven-
tilation on a great scale. The winds
serve to mix in normal proportions the
gases whioh compose the atmosphere,
and in this way they are conducive to
health up to a certain point. Beyond
about 20 miles an hour their influence
begins to be unfavorable.
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TORONTO--
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Improved Grounds, New Buildings, International Live Stock Show,
Exhibits by all the Provinces, • Magnificent Art Loan Exhibit.
BY PERMISSION OF HIS MAJESTY
BAND OF THE GRENADIER GUARDS
KING GEORGE'S HOUSEHOLD BAND
Model Military Camp.
Tattoo every. night.
Everything new in attractions.
Wonderful Firework Spectacles,
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BATTLE F3ETWE'EN • DREADNOUGHT AND AIRSHIP
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THE WINGNAM `.1<'IM, AUGUST le, i91Q
WILL. iT PAY? A WOMAN'S WAY.
[S. E. Kiser.a
Our only thought ill "Will it pay?"
Before we Wallah our soheme or plan
We never panse to gravely pay;
"How will tt help our fellow.want,
It may eomebow improve his lot,
Seine benefit it tray impart,
But that, totell truth, is not
• The thing we think of at the start.
Our purpose 15 io get his paeh,
To tempt him so that be will buy;
The thing we offer may be trash,
Intended but to please the eye.
What if his child be etrioken down
8y tempting poisons that we sell?
We ride in eplepdcr through the town,
And lightly think that all is well,
We never pause to think or pare
How others may be wronged because
We Cunningly discover where
And how to overstep the 'awe;
We study long, we pion and dream,
Of millions we shall have some day,
And always comes with every sobeme
The simple question: "Will it pay?"
PASSING OF THE CRADLE,
[Ella Wheeler Wilcox.]
Good-bye to the cradle, the dear wood-
en 'undies
The rude hand of progress has thrust
it aside;
No more to its motion, o'er sleep's fairy
ocean,
Our play -weary way.farers peaoefully
glide.
No more by the rhythm of slow•moving
rocker
Their sweet, dreamy fannies are fos-
tered and fed;
No more to law singing the cradle goes
swinging,
The child of this era is put into bed.
Good-bye to the oradle, the dear wood-
en oradlo!
e It lent to the twilight a strange, subtle
charm;
When bees left the clover, when play-
time was over,
How safe seemed its shelter from dan-
gerous harm!
How soft seemed the pillow, how dis-
tant the ceiling,
How weird were the voioes that whis-
pered around;
What dreams would Dome flecking, as
rocking and rocking,
We floated away into slumber pro-
found!
Goodbye to the oradle, the old wooden
oradle!
The babe of today does net know it
by eight,
When day leaves the border, with eve -
tem and order,
The child goes to bed, and we put out
the light.
I bow to progression, and ask no son.
cession,
' Though strewn be her pathway with
„wrecks of the past;
So of`with the lumber, that sweet ark
of slumber,
The old wooden cradle is ruthlessly
oast!
A Simple Treatment that Will
Make. Hair Grow,
Crown Prince Frederick William, of
Germany will, according to present
arrangemente, start in November for
a long tour of the Far East, including
India. It is more than probable that
he will return by way of the Pacific,
visiting America, although this is not
inoluded in the programme for bis trip
as it is now made up. Canada may be
visited if the Prince comes this way.
Every up•to-date woman should have
radiant hair.
There are thousands of woman, with
harsh, faded, characterless hair who do
not try to improve it.
In England and Paris women take
pride in having beautiful hair. Fvery
Canadian woman oan have lustrous and
luxuriant hair by ming SALVIA, the
Great American Sage Hair Tonic.
Every reader of the TIMES can have
an attractive head of hair in a few days
by using SALVIA,
Mr. Hind sells a large bottle for 60
Dents, and guarantees it to banish Dand-
ruff, stop falling hair and itching scalp
in ten days, or money back,
SALVIA is a beautiful, pleasant, non.
sticky Hair Tonic.
DIET FOR CHILDREN.
The food for the invalid and the baby
is usually directed by the physioian, bat
the mother is left to work out her own.
problems so far as the older children are
oonoerned.
It is in the tinmtnor time that the most
difficulty is experienced in making the
right selection of wholesome nourishing
food in order to avoid the •stomaoh and.
bowel disorders so common in hot
weather.
A child needs a large percentage of
tisane building foods, such as eggs, lean
meat, milk, etc„ when he is growing
rapidly.
Mutton, lamb or beef, almost all vege-
tables, ripe fruit raw or cooked, plain
pnddinge and cakes, with good bread
and butter, cereals creels of all kinds, ads, milk
and eggs form variety enough for any
Child,
Sweets are necessary for children and
pure Dandy eaten after a meal is good
for them,
Coosa may take the place of milk
oeoasionally, blit tea and coffee should
not be given them.
Neither pastry nor highly seasoned
foods should
'be 0M set before e them nor
should children be allowed to eat be-
tweed meals, as n rule.
Her lashes drooped, her cheeks turned
red
When I arrived upon the tome;
She looked and then she bowed her head,
She had the greets of a queen;
Though she was thirty, I suppose,
She bed the winsomeneee that goes.
With seventeen,
I gazed upon her andwas glad
That I bad obanoed tomeet her there;
Ah, what a pleasing way ebe had,
And she, indeed, was passing fair!
She seemed in look and aot and speech
To be equipper to quickly teach
A malt a care.
How witchingly oho smiled at me,
How tastefully she always dressed!
We etrolled, together by the sea,
Tier little band by mine was pressed;
I was her hero -aye, her god-
Then name one with a bigger wad
Than I possessed,
Her lashes drpoped, her cheeks turned
red
When we shook hands, said goodbye;
It does not matter what we said.
I beard her deep and soulful sigh;
She did not wish to have me stay,
Yet grieved to see me start away -
I wonder why?
S. E Kiser.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTQRIA
NOTES,
The beet'thing to clean rusty needles -
better than emery -is common earth.
Just go out into the garden and stick
your rusty needles into the ground two
or three times and you will be surprised
at the result,
When darning a rent in woollen goods
darn with the hair from your own head.
The loose weave of the wool loses the
hair in its meshes, so that the darn is in-
visible.
When a button comae off a shoe, rnn
through all the other buttons with the
same thread with which you replace the
missing one. It will straighten them all
and make the next button sewing a task
far in the future.
Very often small holes in blaok or
white kid gloves are better mended with
court plaster than by sewing. Cut the
plaster a little larger than the hole and
apply with the unglazed back to the in-
side. This is too heavy for fabric gloves
however and tears them further.
When the very tip breaks off one
blade of a pair of scissors the point may
be renewed by filing or by rubbing hard
on a whetstone. The points will be tan -
even, but they will out. The same
treatment is good for blunted needles.
Wherever you have a placket or vent
to fasten use glove olaepe instead of
hooks and eyes. They will stay shut
muoh better and cost about the same.
If you are in a hurry for darning cot-
ton and cannot secure it immediately,
ravel an old stocking palling one thread
first to make raveling easy, and use the
thread thus obtained. This is especially
good in silk and`'fine lisle stockings,
where' ordinary darning cotton makes
an ugly coarse appearance.
SOCIETY WOMEN'S HAIR.
A Simple Treatment That will Make
It Truly Fascinating Walton Mc-
Kibbon Guarantees It.
Nowadays every up tit -date woman
has radiant hair.
What a foolish creature a woman
would be if she lost the opportunity to
add to her attractiveness.
Yet in Canada today there are huii-
drede of thousands of women with harsh,
faded, characterless hair who do not
make any attempt to improve it.
In Paris most women have beautiful
hair, and in Canada all women who use
Parisian Sage have lustrous and luxuri-
ant hair.
And any women reader of the Times
oan have attractive and lustrous hair in
a few days time by using this great
hair rejuvenator, Parisian Sage.
Walton McKibben sells a large bottle
for 50 Dents and be guarantees it to
banish dandruff, stop falling hair and
itching scalp in two week; or money
hack.
Parisian Sage is an ideal hair tonic,
not sticky or greasy,
Conversation
Conversation is one of the blights of
civilization.
People epend thousands of pounds in
education, in books, in travel, in theatre
tickets, and all in order to carry on a
conversation,
As a consequence, the women talk a-
bout 000ke and clothes and the mon a.
bout weather and women.
Conversation may be divided into
ohats, arguments, I.iffle and palaver,
with goeeipe and quarrels as side 1
snse
Conversations are fortnnationately
forgotten ae soon as they ate left over,
otherwise people would be so mortified
over their insane remarks that they
would seek new friends every day; feat-
ing to meet the old one*.
The art of conversation is a lost one
and the art of keeping still domande ord.
tivation.
The trouble Is that where we try to
develop ` the art
of keeping still we
should immediately begin 10 talk about
it, -M. A, P.
5teiiai7is..ar•rr' " ' '�....'...ti..
WOMAN.
The average woman oan make a little
go a great way and 'very quickly at
that.
A woman is not peoeeearily unendur-
able because she le unsnppprtable,
Women are often criticized for being
stingy; but when they are pretty' the
olgser they are the better we like it.
We:must pot blame women for telling
all they know. 11 is when, they tell all
they don't know that they are most in
error.
Women are so prone to underestimate
themselves. We have known many at
forty five to quote tbtmeelves at' thirty.
twoand even lower.
The chaperone, after all, is a useless
institution, for experience has shown
that the girl who really needs one will
easily find a way to get around her.
11 women wore to do the proposing
the raoe would be mush more athletic
than it is now. Thousands upon thou.
sands of men would run who never ran
before. `
It is evident that the divorce wwte not
a part of the original scheme of ore•
ation. If it bad been there would have
been two Eves instead of one.
The chief evidence against woman's
sense of humor is the serione way in
which they take some men.-Harper's
Weekly.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills
Must Bear Signature of
See Fac-Slmlle Wrapper Below.
Very small and as easy
to.take as svgarl
FOR HEADACHE.
FOR DIZZINESS.
FOR BILIOUSNESS,
FOR,TORPID LIVER.
FOR CONSTIPATION
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
CARTERS
LITTLE
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Qe Gas I Purely Vegetable.eosoeG
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
Alfalfa Fever,
This country, Bays Canadian Farm, is
getting the alfalfa fever good and hard.
Let it come. Scatter the germs far and
wide and keep up the supply till every
farm is inoculated, and every farmer
becomes a convert to Alfalfa growing.
Out West the province of Saskatchewan
is spreading contagion by means of a
big alfalfa growing competition, In
Ontario the superintendent of agrionl-
tural sooieties is on the war path. He
is endeavoring to do the inoculating
through the local agricultural societies
by way of the standing field orop oompe-
titione. Ile reoommends that where
alfalfa has got a foothold in any district
it spreads the contagion by including al-
falfa among the lists of crops to be com-
peted tor. Instead of impoverishing the
land alfalfa enriches it. Inetead of one
crop in a season alfalfa yields from two
to four Drops, and eaoh orop has a very
high value for feeding purposes.
At the residenoe of Mr. Wm. Law-
renoe, 2661 East 71st St., Cleveland,
Ohio, on Saturday. July 301h, was sol-
emnized the marriage of Miss Jean
Chapman, of Teeswater, Ont., to Mr.
Raohford Lawrence, of Detroit, Mich.
The Rev. Mueller officiated. Mies Isa-
belle Chapman was bridesmaid and Mr.
Robert Lawrenoe groomsman, After
the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
left for Detroit.
tiAD LAME BACK
Was Almost Unable To Move.
Two Boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills
Cured Her.
Mrs. M. B, Cairns, 'Upham, N.B., writes:
"I feel it my duty to drop few lines
to let you ':now what , n's Kidney
Pills did for me. I had such a Lame
Back that I was almost unable to move,
and my kidneys were in an awful con-
dition.
"After taking Doan's
ci two boxes bo e, of
g
Pills X was completely cured and feel as
well at I ever did."
Down's Kidney Pills are n, specific for
all Kidney Troubles, They begin by
expelling, all the poisonous matter from
the kidneys, and then heat the dc.irete
membranes and make their action regular
and natural.
Doan's Kidney fills are entirely vege-
table, and may be safely taken by young
and old,
Price 50c per box, or 3 boxes for
$1,23,at all dealers, or mailed direct on
reeeipt of price by The T. Milburn Co.
Limited,Toronto, Ont, '
When ordering direct, specify "Doan's."
"Lacqueret" is the right
thing for renewing
the beauty of
floors that are dull and Lustreless.
There are so many uses for "Lacqueret "' in the home that than
marvel is that any well -regulated household should be without
it. "Lacqueret"beautifies everything to which it is applied, --
makes old furniture look like new and adds a lustre to worst floors
that gratifies the particular housewife,
How to apply "Lacqueret" to floors.
Remove all dust, dirt and grease from the floor. Vse one coat of colorer
Lacqueret" for refinishing worn, stained and soiled wood floors. If the sur-
face is Ladly worn and requires a second coat, use clear "Lacqueret" after the
colored coating is thoroughly dry. Two coats of colored "Lacqueret" is apt
to produce too dark a finish. Stained, natural wood, paintedoilcloth and
linoleum floors that are in good order but simply dull and lustreless only
require one coat of clear "Lacqueret," This retains the original color effect.
Write for our Free Booklet, "Dainty Decorator," and
learn for yourself the many uses of this household
beautifier.
The most prominent Hardware and Paint
Dealers sell "Lacqueret "
International Varnish Co.
limited
Toronto -Winnipeg 2343
NOTE.-" LACQUERET » is sold in full Imperial measure packages only
FOR SALE BY J. G. STEWART & CO.. WINGHAM,
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