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The Wingham Times, 1911-05-25, Page 6Look at that Loaf ! That's Cream of the' West Flour for you If you'll only try Cream of the West Flour I'll stand every risk, I know what Cream of the West will do. It will bake bigger loaves and more delicious bread, too, ream tie West Flour the hard wheat flour guaranteed for bread You just try it. Ask your grocer. Tell him you're to get your money back if it fails you on a fair, square trial, Tell him the Campbell Milling Company, Limited, say so. He can charge it be us, The Campbell' MillingCompany, Limited, Toronto ARCHIBAI,D 'CAMPBELL, Presidone 106 FOR SALE BY KERR &BIRD, WINGHAM, KERNELS FOM THE SIJCTUM MILL Interesting Paragraphs from our Exchanges. J. G,Dagg, a Bervie bay now in Winnipag,purchased an English church propert ,on Portage avenue about a month ago for $50,000 and sold it since for $85,(#00; • Tired -Ont ySinneys. Kidney troubles are so frightfully common because the kidneys are so easily upset by overwork or excesses of eating and drinking. Cure is effect- ed not by whipping them on to renew- ed effort, but by awakening the action of liver and bowels by the use of Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills, This rests the kidneys and makes them well. Backache and urinary disorders then disappear. _,.-w-,.yea.--•-- The total assessment of Carrick is $2;767,600 business assessment, $33,845; income assessment, $1,600; children be- tween 16 and 21 year's -1412; children between 5 and 16-1055; total popula- tion, 3998, or 50 less than last year. There are 435 dogs on the assessment roll. Is- there anything in all this world that isofmole importance to you than good digestion? Food must be eaten to sust- ain life and must be digested and con- verted into blood. When the digestion fails the whole body suffers. Chamber- lain's Tablets are rational and reliable euro for indigestion. They increase the flow of bile, purify the blood, strength- en the stomach, and tone and strength- en up the whole digestive apparatus to a natural and healthy action. For sale by all dealers. .A young man was lamenting to his sister the other day because he wasn't born a woman. "Try it for a day,"she replied, "Fasten a counterpane and a blanket around your legs:buckle a strap around your waist so tight you can't draw a full breath or eat a heartymeai; have your hair all loose and huffy so that it keeps tickling your ears atidget- ting into your ey.;s; wear high heeled Shoes and gloves a size to small for you; ,cover your face with a veil full of spots that make you squint; fix a huge !tat on pins, so that every time the wind blows it pulls your hair out by the roots and then without any pockets, and with a three inch lace toblowyour nose with, and short sleeves and open work stock- ings, go for a walk on a winter's day and en oy yourself. Oh yes; you'd like it alright. t' E WINNGKAIt TITHES, MAY 25, 1911 HINTS FOR THE HOSTESS. Do not scold and make the maids nervous. Arrange matters before the arrival of your guests, The instructions as to linen, silver and glass should be clear. Give the cool: and waitress each a copy of list to be served. Superintending of the setting of the table should be done early. Let the maids rely on themselves; it makes them more confident. Be at your ease, and thus put every- body at their ease. Cover up all mistakes of the ser vents, even the most telling.. Make light of accidents, which in most cases are really accidents. Try to remember these rules when youfeel most in need of them, for they will lift you over many a breath which might make many more than yourself and servants uncomfortable, and you earn for you in the end nothing but a just -mete of praise for your self-pos- session. Postmaster J. R. Morris, of n helm, observed an unique anniversary on May 1, for it was 56 years since he tools charge of the Blenheim postof lee. He has the longest term in the service of any man in the Dominion, and dur- ing all the 56 years he bas served with- out interruption except for an occas- ional holiday. cd . Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR IA The first mail by rail was in 1838. The lizard family embraces 1,500 species. Twenty years ago the average life insurance policy was for $2,500; now it is more than $3,000, Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism, You will find Chamber- lain's Liniment is wonderfully ef- fective. One application will con- vince you of it's merits. Try it. For sale by all dealers. If a woman could by a new hat when- ever she pleased, nothing could ever drive her to suicide. Anyway, the average woman knows as much about things political as the average man does about caring for a baby. Remember, there is a limit to human endurance. The friend who stands up for you may tire in the course of time and proceed to sit down on you. J. M. Howell a popular druggist of Greensburg, Ky., says, "We use Cham- berlain's Cough Remedy in our own household and know that it excellent." For sale by all dealers. Fifty federals are reported killed in an engagement with Mexican rebelsre- suiting in the relief of Ojinaga. Pincers that lock when closed and which require considerable force to open have been invented by a California in- ventor. Fell in a Faint, Mrs. Edwin Martin, Ayer's Cliff, Que., writes: "Before using Dr. Chase's Nerve Food I was in a terrible condition. Dizzy spells would come over me and I would fall to the floor, I could not sweep without fainting. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food has so built up my system that I can wash and do my housework, Your medicine cured me when doctors had failed. Where Everybody Meets. THE CYCLOPEAN, EYE. Life in a small town would lose half - ---^-^-- of it's interests ware it not for the post It. Exiotn Today in Rudimentary Form office. I•lere the rich and poor high, and low come everyday. The business man, comes in takes his mail out of his box and hurries on to his work. The farmer cones 1 nWhistling a tune and gets the mail for his neighbors. The small boy sticks his head up to the window and asks for "tour mail," Then the maiden calls for a letter that she knew would come to- day, and failing to get it puckers up her mouth so prettily that you feel like sitting down and wt•itingher one. Soon and so on, Through the postoffiee runs joy, hope and disappointment. For soreness of muscles whether in- clucedby violent exereiseor injury Cham- berlain's Liniment is excellent. This lin- iment is also highly esteemed for the re- lief it affords in eases of rheumatism. Sold by all dealers, The Marriage Law. "No church has the right to say that a marriage celebrated according to the law is invalid. Dont fret about it or fear that the civil law of this country is go- ing to upset because no church has the right to change the civil law of this country concerning the validity of mar- riage. If a civil court in Quebec should say that a marriage ceremonyis invalid, it is not because a church says so but because the Legislature itself says so." With incisive emphasis, Hon. Mr. Just- ice Riddel hammered these statements home before a goodly gathering of young men and women, in the course of an ad- dress on "The Crown, the Courts, and Our New Canadians, "before the "'Catch - My -Pal" Society of Cooke's Presbyter- ian Church in Toronto. HAD HEAT TROUBLE NERVES WERE ALL UNSThUNR. Wherever there is any weeknese of the heart or nerves, fleet -ging energy nr phy aicaf breakdown, the use of . Iilburn's Heart and Nerve Pills will soon produce- healthy, roducehealthy, strong system. - lifiss Beeeie .[tiusiey, Arkona, Ont. writes: ---"It is with the greatest of pleasum I write you stating the benefit I hey' received by rising; your Milburn's Hesrt and Nerve !'ills. This spring I was all run •iv'. and 'could hardy Flo limy work. I 'crest to a doctor and he ',toil me I bad heart trouble and that my nerves were oil unstrung. 1 tonic his medicine, as he ordered me to do, but it did ins its, good. I was working in a printing office at the time, and my doctor ;„aid 1t uns the typo setting tensed the trouble, but I thought not. Myadvised me to buy a box of fattier d yy..t,trr l►'.lar.s be had derived to riuch benefit ft,.., , t,atit. Before I had finished hue lox 1 i,c.t..;ca c. great difiere i'0, and cc;tdi wait fr,,ao i)ta rning to night ^lvith out at,y t:ntotheritig feeling or het fiushee. I ran reeivntn.eact therm higldy to all nit and tun down people." 1x14 a"4 dtttt l ceper b, oroxt for $1.25, a±,rt et t r:.'e t c lite T..hiburll Cu., Limited, is REST AND HEALTH TO WIER AHD CHH.O. MRS. WISSLOVJ'!i S0O'TUWNO SYat;P has been used for over SIXTY YEARS by MIL,I.IONs of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN wI1II,IG TEETHING with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS ALLAYS all ram; DIMES WIND COLIC lad is the best remedy for DIARRIIMA. It is abs sofutefy harmless, Be sure And ask for "Mrs, winsloe's soothing Syrup,>' and take oar other kind. TYYenty.ave cents a bottle. CASTOR IA For Infants and, Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of 44444, in Man'e Drain. lis •were, uiawittiu 1 , vie The Gree g yvery near an auatonaical truth when they ascribed to eertalu monsters called ey. claps only one eyeapiece, which was placed in the center of their foreheads. • The cyclopean eye exists today in the brains of men in a rudimentary form, for in the pineal gland we flu the last vestiges of that wbloh was once a third eye and whieli looked out into the world, if not from the center of the forehead, at least from very near that point. There is ,alive today a little creature which would put to shame the one eyed arrogance and pride of Potypbemus and Argos and Brontes and Steropes and all the rest of tate single eyed gentry who, in the days of myths and myth makers, in- babited the "fair'Sicilian isle." The animal in question is a small lizard called Calotls. its well develop- ed tiiircl eye is situated in the top of its head and can be easily seen through the modified and transparent scale wills!! serves It 45 a cornea. Many other lacertilians have thisthird eye, tbougb it is not so highly organ- ized as it is in the species just men- tioned. A tree lizard which is to be found is the mountains of east Tennessee and Kentuolcy has its third eye well de- veloped. This little animal is called the "singing scorpion" by the moun- taineers. On dissection the third eye ,+,will be found lying beneath the skin. It has a tens, retina and optic nerve, - New York Herald, Breaking Up of British Estates. Largely as a result of the new sys- tem of land taxation introduced in Great Britain by Lloyd George, great estates are being broken up. This change, The London Times says, is bound to have a profound effect in al- tering the life of rural England. The enduring -connection of families with certain parts of the country has, it says, given continuity to the life of the people in the past, and if land is now to change hands as freely as shares in an incorporated company, human ties which connect the present with the past will be broken up. The resistless charm which rural England has for the strange er is, adds Lord Onslow, made up in the main of its variety, its mixture of the old and the new, the marks of an unbroken continuity " and the -grace which time and peace have scattered with generous hand. It would seem, however, as if all these things could be ensured under a system which will pro- vide for the occupancy of the land, in small allotments, by owners instead of by tenants. World's New Storehouse. The Review of Reviews says the foreign commerce of South America is indeed one of the marvels of the cen- tury just opening. Since the construc- tion of the first railway in Chile, and from the time the first steamer touch- ed at a port in Argentina there has been a steady expansion in the ship- ment of natural products and the con- sumption of foreign goods. Within the last ten years, however, this growth has in some increased over 100 per cent. and is limited only by the capacity of vessels to carry it. The world could not to -day advance a step without the rubber of Brazil, the nitrate of Chile, Scotland. The census shows a decifne tin of Bolivia,the cocoa of Ecin rural population all over the north o dor, the copper of Peru, the quebracho and west of the country. In some dis- ef Paraguay, the chilled meats of the tricts the failing off is so great that it appears, as stated by theBritish Week- ly, "like a ease of • galloping consump- tion." In Aberdeenshire, of thirteen districts enumerated, only two show an advance, while in thirteen districts which ten years ago had a population of 16,936, there has been a decrease of 993, or almost 6 per cent. The popula- tion of Tober'Inory has fallen from Ar- gyleshire, so far as received, show a decrease that is in some cases reminis- cent of certain Irish counties at their worst. It is expected that the returns as a whole will show an increase of half a million in the population of all Scotiond, but this inerease is due to the building up of the towns at the expense of the rural districts. Nor is the change confined to Scot- land. It is believed that if a division could be accurately made between ur- ban and rural sections, that every dis- trict in England, Ireland would show a declining population, Part of the de - eine is due to a reduction in the birth rate, ' Fewer births were registered in Scotland last year than in any year previous singe 1900, and the birth rate per thousand Z.1e per cent --is the lowest ever recorded. The marriage rate -0.20- is also, with the exception 'of 1009, the lowest on record, ••--•-• •m. -- Has a Preparation That Will Grow Hair Abund- antly. This is an age of new discoveries. To grow hair after it has fallen out to -day is a reality. SALVIA, the Great Hair Tonic and Dressing, will positively create a new growth of hair. If you want to have a beautiful crop of hair free from Dandruff, use SALVIA once a day and watch the results. SALVIA is guaranteed to stopfaiiing hair and restore the hair to it's natural color. The greatest hair Vigor known. SALVIA is compounded by expeal chem- ists. Watch your hair if it is falling out. If you dont you will sooner or later be bald. SALVIA prevents baldness by fasten- ing the hair to the roots. Ladies will find SALVIA just thehair dressing they are looking for. It makes the halt soft and fluffy and is not sticky. A Iarge bottle, 50c. • "'BLEEDING SCOTLAND." "Is Scotland to sink into the position of a playground for English, American and Jewish millionaires?" This question propounded by The British Weekly, has been called forth by the results of the late census in BEAUTIFUL LEAVES. And the Tiny Cells That Give Them Their Brilliant Hues. A. leaf is one of the most beautiful things in nature, and it is very won- derfnl to think that it owes its lovely color to minute l[ttte living bodies or cells of chlorophyll. This word roans AVM twu Orin.% ones, rhlot'os. green, and 'Mullion, a leaf, and' is used to describe the ordinary coloring matter of vegelntlari. The chlorophyll rolls or trnnuir's absorb the tight and heat of the suu'n rays and to some marvelous way, ivilich only seieniists eon understand. manufacture the sugar which Is neces- sary for the life of the tree itself by combining the carbonic acid gas of lite atmosphere with the water drawn in by its roots. These tiny erns are so very small that as mauy as 400.000 have been counted in a square milli- • meter of the leaf of a castor oil plant, and in order that they may come in contact with as muck sunligbt as pos- sible the leaf turns slightly on its stalk toward the suo. If you notice the arrangement of the leaves on a bough you will see that nature bas placed them so that they form an almost perfect "light screen" and catch all :the sunshine that there is. If it were not for the constant, work of these little chlorophyll cell; the splendid trees in our Pinks:would wither and die and there would be not green things left be the world. --Lore don Home Notes. ` During an alarm of fire in Rectory Street School at London, Ont., the pu- pils marched out in perfect order, al_ though the corridors were filled with smoke. The directors of the Canada Cement Company have replied to Sir Sandford r'leming's charges. They say they had them investigated some time ago and found his position untenable. Sick headache results front a disord- ered condition of the stomach, and can be cured by the use of Chamberlain's Sternal+ and Liver Tablets. Try it, Fot' sale by all dealers. River Platte, or the wheat, the corn or the wool of Argentina. Europe is prac- tically dependent upon these staples for the material well-being of her people Brazil delivers annually $60,000,000 and more of rubber to the manufacturers of the world; the $50,000,000 of nitrates or Chile fertilize half a continent, and the people of Texas, without knowing it, are wearing some of the export of Argentina wool in their clothing or of her hides in their boots and shoes. James Layton of faint Lick, Ky.,has ll 'o Spanish milled dollar possession a in his.o p p bearing the date of 128. The, coin was eliopped out of an old log that done ser- vice litany years ago in a pioneer dwell- ing. lie good to the robins. A single bird of this family has beenknown todevour 18.5 eaterpillara in a day, while this crop of another was found to have a collec- tion of 100 potato bugs. T �[4TErit$R.' A thefees worker so long as supplied - with rich, red blood. The brain is one of the most, t,ntit,:it ;tad industrious cleans of the body. It ran be induced, by good treuttn.'nt, to aerfortn prodigies of walk. But it is sensitive and will not bn,nk them!, It responds to the lash at first. but if the lash is laid on rot hard it' balks. :4ervctus trouble is generally brain trc,tilik:, rind no suffering is to be c„ntparo:I to mental suffering, with the accompanying; dread, . suspicion ui,l melancholy. One-fifth of the blood in the hu. attain body is consumed by the brain, Gtr make the blood rich and red by ming De Chases Nerve Food, and a It r cl SA e, of the c t trill ,vc'rcorn i ns b e R icor *Ives. Headaches 14111 ,c1i a r t rvc . ilea lac i,.s unit ability will pl go, Flt *e::tiott will improve, and wealtnesa and despon- deney will giveniece to .'low hope and courage, new vigor and energy. Dr. A. W. Chasene Nerve Food will enable - you to avoid such extreme nt,rvou, trouble aa prostration and +ralyils. Gtr c nfa a box, f; boxes for 4.50; at ail tl,.tic'rs, or Ed1ua*sen, need & %',,., Toronto. .The Secretary Bird. The long legged South Afrieen see-, tetany birds travel in pairs, male anti. female. If disturbed or pursued their pace is niing horse.eTheyas that ta seldom use ;wings and if compelled to do so eau! hoar to a considerable height. They; build bulky nests, and where trees are to be had they select one fifty to a1 hundred feet above the ground. Their nests are built of sticks and sods, lined with grass, and measure -as much las' five feet in diameter and three feet lie' thickness. As a rule only two eggs are laid. Incubation takes six weeks, which' is done by the female. The' young have to remain in their nests' heverai months before they can stand on their long, slender Iegs, •which are very weak and brittle. The young, easily break their legs if disturbed.--. Scientific American. Old Time Theater Rowdies, l3.owdyism in London theaters was a common occurrence in the old days/aS Is shown by the following from the London Post of Oct. 27, 1798; "Two men in the pit at Drury Lane theater last night were so turbulent and riotous during the last act of `henry V.' that the performance was Interrupted upward of a quarter of an hour. The audience at last asserted their power and turned them disgrace• fully out of the theater, This should always be dons to crush the race of disgusting puppies that are a con- stant nuisance at the playhouse every night.” Spain,produces about 400,000,000 gal- lons of wine a year. A learned scientist has discovered that air is the principal ingredient in Wind. To prevent tomato soup from curd- ling add hot tomatoes (with soder in) to the thickened milk. ceps the Wheels Moving,' OMETHING broken down? Maybe its the plough or the mowing machine,. What's to be done? Delay means loss. The nearer supply depotniay be miles away. It may be that the necessary part can only be obtained_ in bta sled - in some distant city. THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY has already a large number of Rural Subscribers in this, district, The . Company's lines will be considerably extended during the present season. To avoid delay, or disappointment when you may require the Service urgently, get your contract now before the lines are located and built. CONSULT THE LOCAL JAIAHACER OR THE CONTRACT AGENT THE BELL TEEEPBO E COMPANY OF CANADA, MONTREAL. Farmers in the vicinity of Wingham and Lucknow who, desire telephone service can secure same over the lines of the North Huron Telephone Co. Leave your order with the Secretary, H. B. Elliott, at the Times office, Wingham. Greatness and Smartness, "Which would you rather be --truly great or really smart?" "S'aiart, of course." 't'lirhy3" "WWI, you may be truly great and no ono ever know it, but if Vo'l'ta smart you can make people think that you're great.'' -Chicago Post, High Pinanob. i#riggs-,-Is It true that you have bre. ken off your engagement to that girl Who lives in the suburbs? Grigg -- Yes; ,they raised the continutetioli rates on me, and/ have transferred to a town girl. -Life. Rifted the Ants. Small D hItcr-ra pa give me a nick. el. Papa -Why, !Later, you are most too old to be beggi* for ra niehel. Small: Elonetkg glees yolr'rer nape. Make it a d elite-Chieago Neots.' sotto people goensitd k ft Is time t lens to do right • unless a crowd lap- pens,rto be edrnt4- Cb C* o Re' * PRINTING AND STATIONERY We have put in our office a complete stock of Staple Stationery and can supply your wants in WRITING PADS ENVELOPES LEAD PENCILS BUTTER PAPER PAPETERIES, WRITING PAPER BLANK BOOKS PENS AND INK TOILET PAPER PLAYING CARDS, etc We will keep the best stock in the respective lines and sell at reasonable prices. JOB PRINTING We are in a better position than ever before to attend to your wants in the Job Printing lineand all orders will receive prompt attention. . Leave your order with us when in need of LETTER HEADS BILL HEADS. ENVELOPES CALLING CARDS CIRCULARS • NOTE HEADS ; STATEMENTS WEDDING INVITATIONS. POSTERS CATALOGUES Or anything you may require in the printing line. Subscriptions taken for all the Leading Newspapers and Magazines. The Times Office STONE I3LOCK. • Wingharn, Ont.