The Clinton News Record, 1923-4-19, Page 7Dissolve in,
boiling water
Use enough to get,
a big lasting suds
Big lasting, suds --one
secret of Ririso'a aina-
ing power to dissolve
dirt. If you, don't get
laSting suds, you have
not used enough Rinso.
Soak an hour
or more ovv Vg,,t„ ,to-
(Colored clothe. only hull an hour)
After soaking, only the inost, soiled .clothes need
a light rubbing with dryRinso.
Your clothes don't need boiling if you rise •Rinse..
But if you like toboil your white cottons, use
enough Rinse solution to get the suds you like.
Rinso is made by. the Largest soap makers
in the world to do the family Nash as
-easily and safely as LUX does fine things.
LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED
TORONTO R302
With
TheRl�
Chief 'o
Scout Gives Wireless Message.
When the Chief 'Scout, Sir Robert
`Iiaden-PeweI4, was. in Ottawa recently,,
,he delivered a special message from
,the Government Radio Broadcasting
Station and it was picked up by many
amateur radio fans throughout Eastern.
Canada: The message was ea follows;
"The Speaker of the House 03 OOm•
mons at Ottawa said on March 28th,
'I should' lllk& to see every -Canadian
boy a Ba. y,.Scout,-rearndng to become a
!true sportsman and to lead a clean
life.'
"Naw Ghere'e a suggestion from'one of
your leading ,Canaddan statesmen for 1
every one of yeti boys to` fallow,
'' " 7f you loin thio ''Boy` Scouts as he
suggests you become 'a member of a
jolly, cheery brotherhood of young
ba ltwoodsmen--=strong and hefty, able
'to turn .their hands to any, j.ob, .with'
the piaci( and energy to .Carry it
through.
"They don't worry about themselves
_
•
No wonder SmardSTfov,*ersare
so popular! They cut so.easily
and synth such Ririe"presli:'
- kb/ariaand WaM mall o"Gub/rrniki.
AT EVER\- ft4R0.'APE Stone- ,�•
but do their best to help, other people
in any -way they cane
"They are the lads who are going -to
make Canada big and,proeperous, and
a power among the nations,
"This, Ls the noble job ,in eb,icheach
of youE although you inay bb 'only a,
boy, oaxi lend a stand. •
'Comea1o n
g Be a sportsman and.
try -it by joining up with the nearest"
Scout, Troop,
"If you have. no Troop near you you,
can be registered as, a. Lone Scout,.
that is, a fellow• carrying out, all the
Scout Ideas by himself and so' being
'able 'to w,1n tlne`badges which a Scout
gets for doing well.
"By, a Scout , you will give
your•seltf a good time, but. what is much
more,{you vellr_be doing your bit for
this great Canada of yours." '
Three "Old' :$louts" Deqorated.
7luring his. visit to : Ontario, Sir.
Robert Badeteleowell `oonferred upon
three of the leaders' of Canadian Scout-
ing membership in the Boy Scout Or-
der of the Silver Wolf:,They were
Dr. Franklin 73. Gisborne, Mr. Gilbert
E. Fauquier and Dr. James W. Robert-
The presentation_ of the insignia to
Dr. Gisborne :and Mr„ Familiar took
place et` the :Annual Meeting" of the
Canadian General Council which' was
held in, the big Railway Continittee
Robin of the Parliament Buildings, 01 -
(aim, on March 28th.
Dr, Gieborne 15 the Chairman of the
Doritinion Medal "Board, the Special
committee whishpasses + en all appdi-
cations;for awards, for life saving and
Iother; nieritbriotiis notions by Scouts
In aCcepting his decoration, Dr, Gis-
J>orne 'said, : "Had this, been eo
Mended in tate ordinary way I would
have felt duty bound to ilrave rejected
tele recommendation, However, corn-
ing Able, way I am` not even. accorded
that opportunity.
Mr. Gilbert E. Paueuier is a member
of the Executive Committee of the
Provincial Cownoil for Ontario and: -a
former President of the .Council itself.
Ile is- also a member of the 'Executive
oomntfttee of the Canadian General
Coniicil and devotes hiss special atten-
tioll
to the -work t
w I et the Committee on°
Scout' Suppldes, Threfigli his efforts
Scouting in Canada has now one of the
finea,t sltoref elepartinents to be found
anywhere, 1iving''.a service which has
won for it the praise of Scoute'and
Scout leaders from all ,over the Do,:
Dr; Janes V. Robertson is Canada's
Chief Scent Commissioner. SIr Te bet't
plesented htni`•wibbl tlro, Silver W.olf
':ftM&s SMAPY' PI ANr BRocgv(LLCottr. • at an aeaembly of ,Scouts, in Ottawa,en
Satin.dlay; March 31st Deringg the .pro.
++eseding,9;'someotle in thin vast audience
called for cheers for Dr, Robertson
and the response was immediate'and
lung and Lusty as- only 'a thousand'
boyish voices caii make it; 'Before the
applan.5e had subsided, Sir ft•ohert
took off his own Silver Wolf and
placed 11 around the doctorei.neck—
an action which was but signalfor
an oven greater demonstration in re.
cognitions of the, wotudoefui services
the Chief Commissioner has given to
Scouting in Canada; •
J1t.t»TINp, with a get -
point Iton, becotne9
pleeeenttaak. Thiefeiylenee
frau la so constructed att
you s'ilnply tilt it back k'
the heel stand without ltatV'
• lug to lift it at all, Ate a
result the tired feeling, 40
many women experience
after ironing, fa entirely
aliminated,
For sate by dealers every.,
where,
"X tate in Cassis" br
Cssadten Generru l'tiedWe C4,,
Limited
Tread twit; tomato
Adding tnault to injury,
Sho (conttnartttously) - "Yon don't.
Itno'O how to,Iov:a1'i
114, --"Won't you lot the practice a
MONEY OROEIiS,
The tibio way to tend tneney by maul
ie by bofnbniote Bxprose Money Order,
Off the confit of &Man the sea is
yellow? and to the west of the Clan.
Aries i%t is a.Vivid green,,
Mdrisrdre t•,idjment ter Corns and Wart*
Thi �isrden Wl1r• +}�iy��/
IdSpring to gat?'don byways ""''a BLOOD IFe i•IA�,
came'IN DIE SPRINGTIME
Tt seemed a breath front off warm
s'outher'n leas,.
Touching the ruble and,tleeir cups of
Try D1'. Williams' Pit -tic Pills as
firms) •
with lovely laugher nodded in the
breeze.
The ble,saoms drifted from the or-
,c`hard trees,
While' crocus itaa•red the sward on
sunny slopes,
And daffodils that tonged the grassy.
Seamed heralds at tiro 'season's splen-
dfd Hopes,
There came a cold wind from the.
northern hills;
Sullen at dispoasesslon from his,
base;'
Railing at these new tenants; be" id.
stills
A vague alarm about the flowered
place.
trnbeard their pleat for further days
of grace,
They .hope to circumvent I11m by a
ruse,'
And so to gain a :little, breathing
space,
Spired flings'ite stainless flag of truce,
—Therese- J. Murray.
The Children's Spring Song.
Come with us, and we will lead you
Where the ktngcup-lamps are' gleam-,
ing
',Caine with us, and we`wiil speed you '
To
the windilowers silver -dreaming.
We know where -the blackbird- nested
(Wehave heart. the foolish chiding).
We have seen King -wren, gold=crested,.
• In 'hie mosebuilt palace hiding.
Conte.with ue, for we can tell you
Where the painted e oh1da •grow,.
All spring's secrets we can spell you,
For we tracked her, and we know.
Conte with us, our feotsteps.follow
Througlx the folded meadow -lands,
Powdered thick o'er Swell and hollow
With: the dancing c6wsdip-bands.;
All their fragrant taseela abaking
Down theaun-warm flab they'fioek,
Golden treys stung for our taking
April's casket to unlock.
Coreie with us. and we will show you,
Where the misted bluebells spread;
Bluebell -seas to overflow you;
Bluebell -lakes to cool your tread.
Where the wild bee sips her chalice,
Swinging o'er that honeyed tide, •
To Spring's azure-moated palace
Let the children be ..your guides '
—Eva Dobell.
Not Complaining.
The bay stood on the burning deck,
Whence alt but he had tied;
"Withcoal and wood se high+, this suits
Nle pretty well," he said,
THANKFUL MOTHERS.
Once a mother has, used Baby's .Own
Tablets for her ,little -one she would
use 'nothing eine. The Tablets. give
.sash, results that the mother .has noth-
ing but words of praise and .thankful-
ness for thein.: Among the thousands
of mothers throughout Canada• who
praise the Tabiete• is Mrs. David A.
Anderson, New Glasgow,, N,S., who
writes:—"IL have, used Baby's Own
Tablets for my clhlildren and from my
experience I would not • be without
them, I wottIld urge every other moth,
er tokeep a'bes of the. Tablets in the
house,". The 'Tablets are a nlildbut
thorough laxative elicit) regulate; the
bowels and 'sweeten .the- stomach;
drlyrebl t o i t •'
t of 3 to 1 t
s toia`
] add indigestion;
betealc lip colds 'stud eleapi'n leier'is any
make -teething; easy. They are told'by
medlolne dealers, or by mail et Ste a
box from Ttie•Dr, Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont,
•
Below a temperature P of forty de-
gees the clothes moth;' loses its vitality
and ceases to feed.tepoh.furs, woolens;
and so Attila. Unless some other' safe
method of storage is at `hand during
the summer months, cold storage .tor
valuable winter wraps:' is a true
economy.
M)nardis Llnknent used by Physicians.'
Fresh water ecis travel cr distance,
equal to n quarter of 'the earth's cn
cemference, about (3,000 miles, in their
CHICKS All
DUCKLINGS
in u.ny.goon ttti' 1 Orn proven layers, in
the £onbwiuge'arietles; White and Brown
Loghorns, Anuootns, Mlnorcas, 'white and
Ilart•ed Ronlca, .Rhoda island Reds, White
\4fyandot1es 'also- White Pekin Ducklings.
'we carry a tnt'npleto-tine or Baby Chicle
supplies, iioters, Brooders, Iheubators,
tames, Spare Perls, notching sida(,a' etc,
We pay evprose an 01 Sttarantei 100% sans
arid', al, Write, rot circular to the
Toronto itatg1eth "Pbfiltry 51101,11y Co,, Ltd.
2048 Lnifil lb St„ Tovo0tti
Ir 'esistibte
are those wliiclt are bright
end sparkling. Keds your eyes
young:ind beautlftd through the
lolly nae of Murine. It lianfrood
the teat of time. At a5 druggists;'
*
UN
/'on you» l:Y:e~Swittl
Blood-Improvinpr, Health-
,,
Restoring FOniC. •
Every man, woman and child needs
now, rich, rel blood at this time of the
year. That is a scientific fact, 'ft11
lectors know It, The blood grows tlilu
an poor in the winter; there is, not
enough, of It and s1?'ilng shows, the ef-
fect, Take notieo.and see how many
people are pale and sallow at this tlnie
of the year, They ,complain of being
easily tired, their appetite'is, Poor, and
they Laze often'depres'swd and low-
spit`ited. That i,s mother. Datta° ill';-
ing them•.t'a improve their blood sup-
ply; but often tbelr.,iligegtion 3s weak-
ened .50
eak-ened'.50 that they`canttet turn food
into bleed; witbiout help, Here is.
where 1noc1 rte medical science oolnes,
to the rescue, Dr, Williams' Pink P11Qs
have a direct action on the'elalood and
enable you to get fitli use of the blood-
Making elements in your meals. •You
50011 feel their effect—your-appetite
improves,, your nerves aro etea .ler,
color• returns to the cheeks and lips,
you have
o e
Y ve m t vlln' slid ;energy and
can work with less fatigue.' TIM above
statements, are borne out; by thie ex-
Parlance of; M1. J: P, Greschuk, ,Ianow,
Man., who eaya:-"Very,recently
found myself In a badly run drown can-'
dition. 1VIy,stoinach was quite out of
order;-,L"oould eat but..little. and what'
I did eat did not appear to tipurleh ane.
I, did not seem to have enough blood;
my ,hands and legs were blue, and I
bad no strength to work. I tried sev-
'oral medicines but did not get good re-
sults,, Then one day reading our maws."
paper I read about;Dr, pirilliam's' Pink
Pills and dece;ecl totry them.. bused
a half dozen.ftoxes, and now I feel well'
ond,istrong,"have a good appettte, and
can do my work'wlth eaee. Natarally
111ave great faith'In this medicine as
o, brood -mailing ,tonic:"
Whether' you are seriously, 111, or
merely feel easily tired and, out -of-
Sorts, you should:. try Dr, Willlame,
Pink Pilin. this. spring. They are sold
by 'Medicine `dealers'.everywlijete, or
Will be scat by maid at 50 cents, -a, box•
by writing The Dr. Williams, Medicine
CO:, Brockvli'ie, Ont, •
The Shape of the Earth.
A F+rs).1ch aoiewils,t ilnit611r, is great
hs
de t
ofthe ire Arctic Ocean. an ara'u-
ment tending to show that the earth is
elightly'top8haped, the prdttiberanee-
corresponding to the pointof the top
being at the Soizth Pole. This,' he
thinks, would explain the different re-
sults, arrived, at by the various nxea-
snrementa • of astronomers and goo.
detiste • The differences are " very
small In oomparison'with the entire
bulk of the globe, yet they are readily,
appreciable,and one of the explana
tions that has been sagge'sted"for them
is that the earth #e,,tetrahedral in^
form. But the Frenchman thinks' Atetopshape tlieoo y is preferable, The
fact thatto an eye looking at the earth
from a point in'space-it-k:ould not,
sensibly differ to 'appearance -from a
true sphere shows throw refined^are the
methods of science which enable Dien
living en tire surface or •tire globe to
detect variations in its general 'con-
tour.
Mitiard's' Llnlinent for sale everywhere
The reason why you don't get on
may be because you don't get up. .
Amerloa'pPioneer Dog laureates
Book on
DOG DISEASES.
and Trow to Feed
Mailed Pres 16 arty Ad-
dress by the Author-'
31, Olay Glover' 00,, Ina'
119 West 24th Strait
•New'York,U.S.A.
Balk for.
Years of Service.
The '!nrtottard" 'Cot -wrote *liked. for
emelt Jobb 1a built to mond spender hard
memo It 1311111,1013 Or to halt rolls build-
" 101 sllog,:,.todrWntlone,, hero doers,'. ale•
MgnY r rmare 15 0 It to 0111 (dod,o, toren-
I,oa Made Ipqr hand ot• 5010q5.. Wodrl'0.
u11ti 100,5gl•,e100 10 105 tar -0515151 arerl[.
writs 50a500010E.
COOL D,,OUO PLEV A, Itfl5 ittCO.lLi m ltod''
100 VJellInctott et.
Brantford, an/anis.,
TN hours of hard, hot toil'
yon are, paying;for it --in
health -'-in time Stolen from
pleasanter things—
In the 'W'alker electric
Dishwasher an entire da3o's
di -Shea are washed, ringed,
sterilized and dried in less.
than ten minutes.
Is it economy" to spend
hours doing what the
Walker does inminUtes and
does batter 'than hangs
"The rrtachlno time's 'can do it 7
mora. oarofi,l rhos
hdndd." Atari there's no
., ' bre kage --• no
muSt;.—no wet
panda—no stun. -
toted nerves.
The Walker
arroids all of that,
See ifs' demxionn
ettAteci --today
. v nw•.urety.
.1°113ft 7i, and
Hurley Machine CO.
L1mnited
6f Temperance St.
Toronto
EASY' " TRICKS
The Sagacious Card
NO, '21
Tell your friends that in the P14y-
Ing card world, the jolter ie a nat.
met detective:prove,
a it: in thio
manner:
Aslin spectator to select any secs
from the pack, to look at it and, to
place it on the•top of the: pack. Ask
him to cut the cards wherever ho
Bites and to putthe lower cut on
the upper, Ask him to do this sev-
eral times ',until be himself does, not know where the card he ttelect-
ed ie to, he found. •
Explain that you will ask tile
joker to disclose the identity of the
selected: card..:. Look through the:
pack, , flnd th'eoke'r an ti
j d old it to
your, ear, pretending that the card
is"witiepering to.you.
"Ala! The joker says'.,that you
reelected the ten 'of diamonds,"
That "10 coi•recf, ' .The' tai'
simple Observe the Bottom card of
the 'pack. The spectator -puts Iiia.,
Ciir'd on the top. When tle' lards
are eut, the,card you observed, will,
pr`eced'e the selected one. 'Dto, inat-
for how many times the cards ale
out the two cards will, be in that
relation to each '.other. when you
look through the pack for the joker, •
lao3e for:.the card you observed. ,The
foIlow;itg.card•wtit be the -selected
one and'yog are rowdy for the finish
of the trick,
(Odle 2h: -ds out and pct'ste it, with
others of 'the aeries, in a scrap.
Dock:)
London Women Serve Writs.
In London• women are frequently
employed: in serving writs. A pretty
young woman, is • said to and. "doors
open, to her,. whichto nearly every
other-shreriff's officer are shut fast;
of Ripon," •
flEUMATtS-:
Allnard`s Linlment.ie the
old reliable IS e17a - r
b
relief f P r
O
Rheumatism.Rub It into
the oohing part and you'll see why two
generations have crowaied.it Tung of Pain,
irriated Farms t,
Seebere Alberta
Ia the, Elantoue Vauxhall reistriCt
Sow. Rlvorlitigation Proleot.
Anespoclally Bsod' location for mixed'
farming and dairying. Splendid op-'
pportun`ty, for young- men. now living
In districts where good "land cannot
be bought at reasonable prices.
TT325 IS - NOT EIONEI'1ftINCi, tlrq
first 10,000 acres are 'fully settled and
another .14 400 acres now ready for.
oodsrlradn- maximum
eoSevn mlr, ' distance
telephones - and . schools. Iv'asy.. pay -
remits, extending' over 18 years.
Thla Iu'tbe'stet Land Bay in: Alberta:
Write for further information to
EIANAOA :S.AIIA ..and IRRSIi•E,ATIo1P
COMPANY,:tligITEn .
Ai -.a
7'R gA7184'
on the
Hoe r ea.o
FREE!' -
Th11 Look is ouo dr
boat over 1dtl for tzla.
h root I inn s,,el the rnntfor.
0 plots oierydny linter•
iyl xlah1:podebd,it r10,0
i9i1`t entry alhneet sial
treat Wth.e heir to, Dud tops bora to
treat 0010 Oboe og nalvia on eg,
and book
breading tml.10ull
5'4 1 uing,.
beobor 011 wor000a, but
011 7 r1 the
l,000
resits your4se, but 00 y u It Is to do i..
le tp ask your oo onlet`for'1t. • tt'la aheolutA(y,
free.. Dara le ono aphilont -
,eoerunni,t,ca,5t.e., au. 10, tots.
'rlaama -
sen 1by moil your a T.AT book'
b04 Oing phalllp in and. 00Elo, a pf e0 0k 1101001
navel beau iielhlt yohrdeonitall•a Sprtri, Trent:
tutattoOonka nnathaat ieagrenttrml15111. ^-
Iry ur. drnfigla'itbns nota copy of We book left
',vette na dlra.r:,'. ;.
Or. B. J. KENDALL CO.,
Enosbura,Pafs,Vt,,-U.s.A,
4,;;a ,ass;..,
WEA RUN DOWN.
AND AILING
Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound Brought Relief When
Other Medicines Failed
Port Mann, B. C--"1 took Lydia 'E;
Pinichnm's Vegetable Cornpound'ecausc
i was tired and run-
down- I had head-
aches and no,.Aipe-
tite andwastrou fled
for two years with
'sleeplessness. I tried
manymedieines, but.
nothing "did me any
real good. ,While'!'
was living in 'Wash-
ington 1 was recom-
mended byastranger
to take Lydia 111,
,binkharn's Vegeta-
ble Gonpottnd.' 1 am stronger timer feel
fine 'since themand am able to do my
I euaework. I am willing for you to
tis° these facts a4 a testimonial," -Mrs,
1Y, 0. Gaasvis, Port Mann, B, 0,
Feels New Life andStiengtlt
• Keeno,N. I.1:•- i`I was work and run,
dowst and" bad' bat:hobo.and all softs of
troubles whish ' women have. 3 found
hereableop Lydiadxsan'5VegtClmPink,
used Lydia 111' Pinkham's Sanative
Wash, I ant able to do my work and fest
now 111 and strength from tho'Vogeta-
blo Compound. 1 am doing all I esti tri
advertise 1t,"- Mrs. A. P. II MfikONU
72 Ga> pentor Street, Iden, NII,
Sick and ailing W001611 everywhere
in the Dominion should. try Lydia P.
I'in hare's'Vegetable Compound,, o
ISSUE No,
MRS. J. GILMO E
DISCUSSES CASE
Despaired of Ever Getting
Well, Ent Ttnlac Entirely
Ended Stot each Trouble,
She Declares,
"1 was just hopeless of being Weil
again, When along cams Tan14c, and
today I enjoy the best of health. 'I
will prSleo this medicine as long as I
11Ve." Thin, grateful statementwas
made recently by Mrs Janet Cri)nlore,
73 DoGrasai St„ Tomato, Opt,
"For,eeventeen mouths i led a miser.
able 'exiotenoe with stomach trouble,
My appetite left mo and.anyltow 1 was
afraid to cat, Gan on my stomach
pressed around my -heart till I thought
I would smother, and. my ;nerves Were
so excited eves the noise of the child,
ren playing nearly drove g y mo frantic:
I"could; get no restful sleep and it was
next, to impossible for me to do any
houseworlf, "
"Then I started on "maxima and the
first bottle convinced. me I had the
right medicine.' I now .feel Lute a new
person, without a single ailment, Tan -
lac has ne equal."
Tandac is for sale byt all good drug
-
gletst Over 35 million bottles sold.
It should not left sol
sly to
law-
Yere to work " with
ai
w 11.
Ninerd's Liniment for Coughs A Colds
Promise is good; intention Is ,het-
ter; per -romance is beast,
•
heumauc pain,
fess every, year'
Sloan's is'rapidly mak.
ing widespread suffer-
ing- from r eumatism a
thing of the past.
Millions can testify to the
grateful relief it brings.
The moment you feel the
first twinge of pain -apply
Sloan's.. Its tingling, pene-
trating warmth gives 'Instant:.
comfort. Before you realize
it the pain disappears.
Try it—you'll find many every-
4lay uses for Sloan's:
1{Sade do Canada
.$IOiill'tli•Linimellt.. ills a'Inl
For rheuiaatieei, bruises, atrai no:choetcolds
ed Advert
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TrtAWR5Itzt "'PLANT OATALOG
A,7 1ri ee, 41l 1ho beet varieties 0
choles, dceprooted 1ioolc. Tr y the watt.
derfel O.A C. Strawberry, 1f V, II, nee*.
ley,,stratht'oy, Ont.
T4 and fleet eavvingD11 hapio, wtiole or
eraz•e. time; flood pay; work soot any..
dtsta0oe; °Barger, paid, Send stomp ror
particulars, irrational Manufaoturina
"p tontrsai...
East or West
Eddy's Best
DY'S
MATCHES
Insist on having
EDDY'S!
smosoarrossanorosmasoosoot
0�=�0600G?,00<.'7'40CsVOC4ertApt
Bad Br
ea �
to
Over'coime
"i§adbreath is a sin of decayed
teeth foul stomach or unclean
bowels!' if your teeth are good,_
look to your digestive o�gen's at =
'once. Get Seigel's Curative Syrup
• at druggists. 15 to 30 drops after.
meals, cleanup your food passage
k and stop the bad ,breath odor.
50c. and $1.00 Bottles. Do.not
buy substitutes. Get the genuine,
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Keep Your Hands Soft:
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The daily :use of the Soap, with
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7s, very effective for keeping the`
hands soft and smooth. For red,:
rough' or sore'hands:'' On retiring
bathe in botwrdter and Cuticura Soap,.
dry, and rub in Cuticura Ointment.
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