The Lucknow Sentinel, 1935-08-22, Page 3EVERY DAY LI VINE
of shootings,- homi-
The Rocking Chair
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Glassified
was at..’ hand. Time
A WEEKLY TONIC "
by Dr. M. M. Lappin
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To Ban “Domestic” Revolver
x Should Be Next Safety Step
Happy' Indeed is the woman who
has as many changes of clothes as
, 7bhe hag p? mird.^ I
Young Woman^-If you don’t, leave,
" the'' house immediately, I’ll call’ the
Whole- police department, to ,come
and put you-^outN
■ Ardent Ybuth^My dear., girl7 it
-^gould take the whole fire department
. - )w put ipe out,
; . §0IL EROSION L
I’ :'■’ . ’ ! Hordes' of gulliefe now remind u,s wg
. . should build our'.lands to stay,
' '' , And, departing, leave behind
.fields that-will not float away.
Then when sons assume the mort
gage, on the land that’s -had our
They’ll not have th ask the question;
■ . ““Here’s ^he farm, ;buf where’s the
soil? '
, G.ertie—I think its a shame to
send -those, nice sailors to China.
What will they do there?
PeggyL-Good Heavens, Gert! Ain’t
yotyitfwer been out with- a sailor ?
The honeymoon is ^Ver, gentlemen,
when yoifr wives ..'start complaining
about .the npise you .make getting
breakfast.
(From the Cklgary Herald)
The coroner's inquiry’ into the re?
cent tragedy at Shaughnessy whfen
a young, lad was shot and killed by
a playmate resulted in a recommend
ation that the dangerous practice of
bpys playing with toy guns and file
arms-should be discouraged in every
•way possible. - '
The" many . accidents, arid even fa
talities which- result- from this cause
lend emphasis to the warning. The
incident , at Shaughnessy, moreover,
should lead adults who possess fire-
..arrns Of any kind to ke.ep them .be-,
yond tbe reach, of child-i/en.
. When compulsory' registration, of
firearms was’ decreed by/ an amend- <
men’t last year to the Criminal Code,
there , was a surprising revelation, as
to; the number of ^feath-dealing
weapons to be found in this atad'
other centres. In many cases re^
sentment was, expressed over the
necessity of haying to expose own
ership.
The. usual excuse for keeping le
thal weapons in the home is, 'the
need of protection". But the many
tragedies that occur-due to the
handiness ‘of a gun in a home, either
as the res.ult of its being purloined,
by children to play with; or aecasiow-
ally being a- conveniently . handy
meiins of defence in the possession
pf nervous persons, indicate .that
there is’more menace than security
in the possession of deadly weapons.
Dr. Gqprge P. LeBrun of New
York, forthirty-five years in the
office of "the chief medical examiner
of that city/said recently.-that.' he
has, come into contact "with •thous-i
,andS" of cases of shootings,- homi
cides; .suicides and accidents,, and
many, of these were-caused' just be
cause a pistol . ..7 __7,._. ___
and again, he said/ he haA'J pointed
"out „that ar revolver in a home., es
pecially where there are children,
“is a real danger, • .'•»■'
/ The . registration of " “domestic’.'
firearms should be , only • a first
step toward, a really intelligent-.an.tix-
weapon law. There should be total
prohibition of the possession of
death-dealing' weapons, -exbept those
Used”for sporting purposes, for ; all
outside tjje classes who' maintain law
and order.• ■ '.’•■
-HP? -M-I’W
W _M JW ,R
Stranger—What are you digging
for?-' ' , ;
Workman " (looking up)—Money. .
Stranger (surprised)—And when
do you expect to strike it? •
Workman (as he resumed his toil)
—Saturday.'
_jHelen—You say they arrested . that
■‘..dancer for no-cause at'all ?
------Ferily—N'o-jlr-f-o-r—-n.o—ga-u-ze~at-za.U^...
Some, woman .can remember, their’
. husband's1 first kiss, while .others
•can’t rememb-er-' their first- husbands.
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- ' The workman was.' engaged in ex-
.. eavating operations'.: The curious.
- ■ ifcrangcv-|pvas- looking- on :-........
SPRAINS
• - ’• ' f ■
Rut? Minard’s in gently. . It ,
penetrates • so re ligaments,
allays inflammation, soothes,
heals. ,
Puts you on your feef J
.g.r44e—-Q.hr--J-adv^;tla.dj-i.ig,/±_is'--alL.;
just like' a dream, is .it not?
1 Groom., (who has. been hit .with an
.old sh.ee,. got rice down his. neck, and
■ forgotten the railroad ticket)—It’s,
so long since I have dreamed of any
thing but you’ that I cannot really
say. . .
A
awTKEmjagegE
KING OF PAM ’
THERE IS EITHER A’WAY
OUT — OR UP
We live in a strange world. And
there are two ways of going through
It. Yoii can , either- walk bravely
through it on.your own'feet,, ok, de
pending upon 'someone elfe.e, you’ can
hobble through it on a crutch.
'? A. young , ma.n of twenty, ’.in good
'healbh„ and fine physical condition,
left .High School two'years ftgo atjict
has -done nothing since. He writes
to, me-don’t know what I aim go
ing, to do'., with -iny life.’ Th pro's, no
chaiTce for' a young , fellow' like me?
.today,” ■ ..•► ’■ /■' -, ■., ■
■ "Well, a* letter like that almost
makes, me smile.‘If soip.e older folk.
Jla.d taken t^at attitude at twenty, I
wonder .w,hat would ..have become of
them.. 'Where' would they be today,?
•Frankly, the fellow who .talks about
■•“■beihg given a chan.ee” strikes.-me
as one looking for a crutch with
to hobble through life. ■
Now I recognise that times have
been hard and that this js a queer
World. The-ecbnomic situation is
•still a little strained, and" jobs', are '
perhaps, scarce. Moreover, it is .true
that,, to, a great • extent, . .machinery1
. seems to .have replaced manpower,
and that does create a modern di--
fficulty. Biit-—-and tfiis. j;s what 1
try to impress upon all young folks
who come to consult me, Initiative,.
F’erseyerence,..- Independence, .In^ppu-
j’ty,. Self-reliance, . and ' Courage to/
'dare and to do are riot-exactly .out
worn virtues' in . the' .world. Wherever
they are brought into play they have
■their own*'reward. ■ . .■
.. To this, young man, and to others
like' him, .1 want to say—Don’t 'wait
•lor a' chance.' Go out and make a
chance forf yourself.
.Some folk’s -might want to tell me
. that I' don't know, what' l am talking
about when I say ’thafi . Well,- at all"
V rkit s'' I '' have'the -backing" of his-'
■tory.' Mon have been successful in the
.past 'ev’en wiiei^, " hard times hafl
■struck the world, but su’ch ihen.were
seldom.., given a chance,. They simply?
.Iraiued thernselves’ to recognise, op
portunity, and whenever opportunity
came their wav they seized it.and
made l'ull use of dt. ■ . ■ ' .
.....ifii'cce&s?.'-ne’ver-’'-'. -conW".. -6yCLe]3ath.ceV-
' A man just doesn't jpinp tp success
■ Tll’Dar^nT^bWTrnlT-ST^^
t:,lined by -initiative, perseverance,.
■ P’N'.b: and hard'-work. '
r-j-pg-^'y great nien?reach
f'd and kept " • • ■■
\Vcre .not .attained by . sudden ’ claide" St. W’1
.flight; | - LL.
But' 'tiny, while., their companions ; envelope for reply. •'
. siep.t, ■ •
size
BIG
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BIG
satisfaction
BEN
THE PERFECT
Shewing Tobacco
J. J. Montague in N.Y. Herald
• . T.Ubune.
. . (On learning "that, as a piece ,of
fui'jniiur^, it is soon td 'be •'.discontin
ued) ' ;
The -rocking-chair, . the. rocking-chair,
That’graced the1 old-tiihe ‘‘setting
.room”;;
In dreams-1 st'il'l^can see it there
r' Half , hidden .. in- the- misty gloom,
“K"';was‘''my".gTAatiYs't':j?oy^ f
As it reposed beside the wall,
But it was’ .rarely occupied- 1
isiefept when people- came to call.
. Arid then' we fancied 'it outshone
' The trappings of a .regal, throne. ' •
/The. rcckiijg-chair, the rocking-chair,
We children gazed on it by stealth;"
Its covering ’of coal-black hair
/ To us. betokened houu-d.l,ess wealth.
■Behind it hung, be'ne-atlr a frame;
.Where -all the-vicinage might view-,
•T^e . portrait of some,..stately 'dame,.
Though. who she was we never
knew,..
. But she .possessed' a. kindly grace
A™rph;a-t—;se&mod—:tQ-—l-ig-hwi — u-p- th e*
'pl^ce. . i ' ' .
f’m .fond' of England,.' FYancc • and;
- ■ ■ Spain, . ■' _■ . ■•. ■ .■ '.
But: while I wander 'h<vc an-dLth-^e-
One mental picture 1 'retain,'.
• And that is-Unit old’ rocking-chair.
I hear it in the running streams' -
That murmur, ■ ■ tirelesfe, through
the- day,
And often in- my waking <lr<-a.ms <
. It comes to me from„far away,
That song, -though- quite devoid Of
art,. ‘ ■ ■' ' .
Will, live forever’ in my 'heart.. ■ .
might’’. You are in this world- for
some .definite purpose.-And' there is
a job-f-or-iy.ou^o-^l-^ sameYVh^imr'-Ybu-r-'
business .is to find- thait "job and then -,
do afe: well as you can.
For' young .-folk such as this young
man th.ere is always'a way out.'.Re
member — . •.
.Satan finds, some inisehief still
■For . idle lmn^s. to do” . and'
Took'"out "for the i'ittl'e'ocfd"' job's that
■will keep you jjusy. Go in for- some
definite study. ', Keep the' mind pc-',
■cupied. And tfien,' when, the opening
. presents itself, go through ■ it with
'.fli'e assurance'that you'have not. only
found the way out, bu<t'also-the wky
up——and climb, for ■• “therd ' is 'al
ways room at .the.top." l- Note.:.Th*6
writer of this column is a . trained.
works. FIe is willing to deal'with.
your, problem s arid give ypu the’bene
fit of his pvide; experience.-Questions
regarding prohlpms..nf .l7lArl-I.R VI)A Y_
There is a.-tradition of service at
taching to the name./‘Royal Cana-
- di an Mounted’’ ■ of ■wliieli.; a-ny—force
in’ the .world might; well be proud
and the name of wihich ■ that . tradi
tion is a part should be preserved
in action.' " r
ADVICE TO YOUTHFUL LOVERS:
He.who courts and docs not wed
.May have' to go jo court instead.
; • ■ ____ ___ ___'.
She—I showed the doctor the place
where my garters had been .pinching.
jle—And what did h.c giv’e you?.. .
Qr<?kJds..v.,,-. ....„• -. .....;__
Wheit'..you ’ speak; to other people
for' their good, it -is.''ihfluenc’e. Whw
other -people - speak to- you. for your .
own go0(1?.It .is '.inferference'.'' " '
Youth—At 'the bewetr da st--summer
I flirted with a; girl anil she called
an officer.. . . ‘'
' -Friend-—Lucky dog! I also 'flirted
with one last summer and she called
a preach or.' . •
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, Wife—-No, Henry. I don't think a
manicurist Should, 'marry, a •dentist.
_—Man^Aml--A3±tw.....ri.bt ? . " •
Would Keep.
Old Name
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.Wore toiling upward-in-the night.’.’
. You can follow their' example .by.
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ycrii-feelf fit- ,Train yourself-to. recog
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men we'have-'only 3'00 mounted men.
now"? . The» fact'is that-the . name
“Mounted”' is recipientwith.. .history
and is famous- thro'iigri'eut the world.
The Ottawa Journal.puts it thu£:’ •’
. .'. That might suit the “prac-.
tical’’ 'and. “t.fti ci ent’1’ ' .Ideas. «. of ■
certain' .people;1 it', would be 7re-'
■ pugpant, to the- ldeag 'of the
Canadian people. Ther<? is some
thing of memory and challenge,
and Inspiration-; ,
.rial’s advice to
authorities', offered
'. -faith, is that the
Canadia n Mounted
. strictly alone. ■ .
and The Jour-
. the -proper
in every good
name "Royal
Police” be let
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