The Clinton News Record, 1930-03-27, Page 7I
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every mile a vista of spectacular beauty.
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A Column Prepared Especially for Women —
But Not Forbidden to Men
YOU HAVEN'T LIVED IN VAIN
If you've' spade this world more
cheery and you've made some
heart less sad,
As you've gone about your work from
day to day;
If you've lifted some one's burden,
and you've made some soul more
glad
That you've stet as you have gone
' upon your way;
If you've worn a smnile of comfort, if
you've said the word to cheer;
If you've tried to soothe away anoth-
er's pain;
If you from the face of sorrow tried
to wipe away t'he tear,
'You're a good sort, and you haven't
lived in vain.
—Anon
"Men are„old-fashioned about wom-
en," remarked a well-known women
writer recently. They are, thank
goodness! They like women who are
womanly; women who think the mak-
ing of home and the carting for child-.
ran, important! women who aro gen-
tle of speech, kindly hi their judg-
ment, helpful and forgiving to those
who have fallen and willing to spend
and be ,spent for others.
The trouble is that a good many
women seam to have got the idoa in-
to their heads that in order to be up-
to-date, independent and modem they
have to ape Hien; they have to dress
in mannish colthes; smoke, drink, use
coarse and profane language and act
generally like ill-bred stable boys.
It is a foolish notion because it robs
women
o their greatest charm; m; robs
them of their natural ioveliness.
Men and women are different,
they were erected so and must re-
main so, unless we go against nature
altogether. Women, as the mothers
of the race, must always need and
should always have the.protectionof
men. Wiomen, weaker_ physically
than men, must always do the tasks
that fit their strength, leaving to men
the harder, more difficult and den-
gerous occupations. This is inevitable
and being so there should not be any
antagonism between the sexes.
I am a firm advocate of the em-
ancipation of women. I believe that'
the world will be a better place in
which to live when women are ac-
corded their full share of responsi-
bilaty in making its laws and planning
its progress. Hon. Cairine Wilson,
the first women senator, in her maid-
en speech, noted the fact that the ap-
pointing of women to higgh positions
itt the state was no new thing, citing
the case of Deborah, who -judged
Israel in the days of the prosperity
and progress of that race. And I have
often thought that had the Israelites
followed the leadership of Jehovah
anti walked in tho ways 'He would
have had then walk, the emancipa-
tion of women would not have lagget'
along to the present time.
But, while I fully believe that wo-
man should take her place beside neith-
er ahead nor behind, man, although in
some things men will continue to
lead, while in others women will give
leadership, yet in doixig this a woman
need not lose her womanliness. In-
deed she losses half herusefulness
and all of her charm when she lays
off her womanliness and tries to
make herself over into an imitation of
man.
The Ontario Government, the Wo-
men's Institute Branch, has sent out a
very interesting little book entitled:
"Food for the FamiIy," which ex-
plains foods, the use of the different
kinds of food and why and how fain-
ilie
s should. be fed on a balanced diet.
In addition the book contains a great
many recipes suitable for an ordinary
family, also for school lunches and
proper' feeding for babies. It looks
to me to be every useful little book,
one which would be of service in any-
body's kitchen.
Stretching is recommended as a
healthful exercise and we are told
+w;aIOn,a
VERT SELL TELEPHONE IS A LONG DISTANCE STATION
More Lines,
Quicker,
cher,
Cheaper
Service
Last year we added about
14,000 miles of talking chan-
nels to our long distance
System!.
Associated apparatus --
switchboard,cable, amplify-
ing equipment has also
been vastly extended and
improved.
• And lower rates oncalls to
points 75 to 800 miles distant
are now in effect.
Long Distance now ' gives
you quicker and better com-
munication - witb the rlext
town, or across tbp ea>-
ent. And it costs lees than
ever before. ,i, ,n'h
THE-CLINTON 1VEW'S: tECORI)
that it would make us taller, I do.
not know whether that ft is so but a
person really looks taller when walk-
ing eruct and when some people grow
old and "settled" they seem much
shorter than they did when younger.
Stretch before you get out of bed
in the morning, Stretch the legs, the
arms, the torso. Stretch during the
day: arms high over !head.. Walk
around a few turns on the toes
stretohmg: up full height and taller.
Put a marker on the wall high tip and
try, to reach it with your hands. It
will make you conscious of the need
of exercise, of more air in your lungs,
and of the height you might be .if
you pulled yourself upright.
Then, when you are at it, stretch
down and touch your toes. -,-.jug to
give more „pull on the waistline
muscles, for' you will want the waist
trimmed ' down to produce the .tali
llusion.• .
REBEKAH
COLBORNE
In- the Be/miller chureh. ou W'ect-
nesday evening ' there was to have
been the staging, of the play "I'll
Explain Everything„” by the Eben-
ezer young people, but owing to the
illness of one of the actors, the cent -
patty could not come. The Women's
Association then engaged the play=
ers of "Marrying Anne," of Smith's
Hill church. Proceeds $31.00 for the
evening.
The C.G.I.T. group gathered mat-
erial to entertain at a social evening
on Friday to gather funds as an "Ex-
pense Fund". for -local needs 'in aid
of Missionary Society. .A, violin
solo was given by 1V1;iss Eleanor Tyn-
dall, aeeompanted by her sister, Isa-
bel, readings by Mrs. Ohester I'aegan
and Miss Vesta Fisher; violin selee-
tion by Mir. Fordyce Clark, accom-
panied by Miss Nellie Clark,;,a story
lay Mai. Cummings on St. Patrieks
Day, followed by a debate, "Resolved
that a bachelor should 'pay a tax in
order td help support his country."
The affirmative was upheld by Miss
Mildred Stirling and Miss Isobel
Tyndall, the negative by Mr. Arthur
Wilkens and Mr. James Corran. All
three junior speakers are budding de-
baters. The boys are both citizens
only since last year. However, by
the over topping majority of points
brought out by Miss Stirling the af-
firmative side won. Mr. Kent T.
Wilson and Nellie Clark acted as
judges.
Then games were introduced to en-
tertain till coffee and sandwiches
and cake were served,
OD Thursday evening the Carlow
Euchre Club gathered at the Town-
ship hall for another round of tables.
Near the close of the program Mr.
and 1VI1s. Arthur Clark were asked'
to move over towards an appointed
person, who spoke n. few words of
appreciation of their good feelings
and comradeship and they wore made
the recipients of a reading. lamp.
Mr. and M'rs. Clark were taken by
surprise and were unable to even re-
ply but their silence was eloquent.
111,fiss Annie Wjalter, who is in God-
erich hospital, is at the present time
very low. Wt hope for more en-
couraging reports soon.
Leeburn has engaged Smith's Hill
young people to stage their pltty,
"Marrying Anne," ou !March 29th,
Material to fill in between acts will
be as follows: solos by Mr. Tyndall
and Mr. and Mrs. Kent, Miss Amelia
Melllwain.
'We notice front the Globe that
Rev. Dr. Colin 'Gorden Young an-
nounces the engagement of his
daughter, Jean Gordon, to Mr. Tait
Clark, eldest' son of the late John
Clark and 1\drs. Clark of Colborne
township, the marriage to take place
quietly on April 511,
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. Walter lldeh3eath, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in the -
village and vicinity for the past few
months, returned to his home in
Saskatchewan this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McKenzie and
family itf Detroit moved to Bruce -
field last week and are now occupy
ing• rooms at Ids. C. Shnp•son's. Mr.
McKenzie has secured a position on
board a boat and expects to go sail-
ing in a few weeks.
Dr, and Mrs. Wen. Swan visited at
the home of the Dr's. father, Mr,
Jas, Swan, this week.
'WHAT IT COST
Hon. George S. Henry, Minister of
Highways, stated to the house that
during the winter of 1922-2$, the
cost of cleaning the highways of
snow and keeping traffic open was
$151,024.
Soaks Right in and Limbers up
STIFF JOINTS
Nowadays people . don't 'have to be
tormented with inflamed, swollen,
creaky joints.
If you want your bad acting joints
to limber up and work with smooth
ness the sensible thing to do is to
get something that is made for just
It's up to you --just ask any drug-
gist for a tube 'of Joint -Ease and
give your troublesome joint a good
rubbing to -night. '
When you rub this magical yet
scientific , emol'ient on your sore,
painful, stiff joint it has the uncanny
power of penetration—it soaks eight
in and away it goes thru skin and
flesh tight down to the ligaments
and tendons of the joint right
where the trouble starts.
Out comes the inflammation and
down goes the swelling -a hard job
is well and swiftly done—your joint
is limber again it works smoothly
—you. are - thankful.
Joint -Ease ie,'a product of Canada
and every good, drugstore in the.
Dominion sells lots of it. Makea
note of` this also for lumbago and
lame aching back one good rubbing
is • usually enough.—GO cents for a
`generous tnbe and it's guaranteed ---
you ;rust get results or money back,
THURSDAY, MARCH 27,' 1.930
moved. It is much more sin 1 DIe to
preventan o,t rest, and ^ve would
tltt '
Health Service of the Canadian
Medical c
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repeat that prev
er ran
Iles in the
maintenance of normal weight, in
the development' of healthy muscles
and in the correcting of constipation,
Questions concerning Health, ad:
dressed to the Canadian Medical As-
sociation, 184 College Street, Toronto,
will be answered personally by letter.
Association.
VARICOSE VEINS
Thee''
v ms awry the blood from all
over the body back 'to the heart, The
blood current in the veins. is ranch
more slow than it is in -the arteries,
and from the lower part of the body,
the blood in the veins,is going up -hill.
Varicose veins are .enlarged veins.
They occur when, for one reason or
another, the brood, instead of circu-
lating freely, is eheeked to some ex-
tent and so is held back in ..the vellus
which becoome distended as a result,
Phis occurs most comm'only in the
legs and in the rectum.
Anything 'which interferes with the
Doily of blood in the veins is a cause.
Constriction of the legs by tight gar-
ters contributes to the condition. The
pressure; of tumours in the pelvis, or If you have varicose veins or buil-
an overloaded bowel in .constipation, -cher you can • start to -day to bring
and semetintes in pregnancy, may re- them back to, normal size, and if you
sult in varicose veins. Certain farina are wise you will do•so.
of heart disease in which the flow of Just get an original bottle of
bhiod'is not normal may also be a Moone's Emerald Oil (full strength)
rause. If the tissues •surrounding at any .dtmg store and apply it night
the veins are weak or of poor quality and morning to the enlarged ,veins.
the veins do not .receive the neces- It is very powerful and penterating,
sary support and, in their weakened, and only a little is required.
state, •are apt to become enlarged.' After a few days' treatment the
Overweight is a. common cause be- veins will begin to grow smaller and
cause of the extra force required to by regular use will soon reduce •to
send the blood through the abnormal
normal:
amount of tissue. Long standing pre-
disposes to the occur ence of varicose Noone s Emerald Oil is also a
marvelous healing agent. One ap-
plication for instance stops the itch-
ing of eczema, and a few applica-
tions causes the' eruptions to chy up,
scale off, and completely disap-
pear. It is equally as effective in
barber's itch, salt rheum, redness,
and inflammatory skin trouble.
People who want to reduce vari-
vention lies in the correcting of the core veins, or get rid of eczema,
constipation by proper diet and ex- ulcers, or piles in a few days should
ercise. 'The cathartic habit does not not hesitate to get a bottle at once.
correct constipation; in fact, it is onelt is so powerful that a small bottle
of the most frequent causes of thelasts a Iong time. W. S. R. Holmes
condition, and so the habitual use ofand leading drug stores sell lots of
cathartics is indirectly a common it.
cause of haemorrhoids,
Those 'who stand ;for long hours
may be helped by lying down each
evening and by having the legs gent-
ly massaged front the feet to the
hips.
Once the condition hasdeveloped
relief may be secured through pro-
per treatment, but, in all 'cases, the
cause of the • condition, must be re -
STANLEY
, Mr. and Mh:s, Lloyd Keys and
children spent Saturday evening
with 1VIi, and Mrs. Ben. Keys.
Mr. and Mrs- Alf. Ings entertain-
ed
t of their friends M'on-
day evening,
Varicose Veins`
Rapidly Reduced
Simple Home TreatmeiitorThat is
Giving Amaaiug Results.
veins.
The prevention of this condition is,
first 'of- a11, a question of keeping
within the limits of normal weight
and by having the muscles in good
condition. through regular exercise.
Varicose veins of the rectum, cal-
led haemorrhoids ,or piles, are usu-
ally the result of constipation. Pre-
1
Mr. Amos Keys spent Sunday at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Lou.
Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Kerslake of ' S
forth spent Sunday with Mr: a
Mrs. Ralph Stephenson. .
•My'. and Ms. Salty. Hannah
Seaforth spent Sunday with Mr. a
Mrs. Lloyd Keys.
111jr. Robert Webster has start
to haul gravel for the new slaught
house.
WTNGITAdif: E. Seddon was e
eeted president of the Wiingha
Citizgns' Band at the reorganizati
meeting. Other officers elects
were: Vice-president, W. Reid; se
retary-treasurer, A. L. Ilittgsto
librarian, C. 'Cooke; property con
mittee, II. Burgess and G. Beatti
engagement committee, E. Seddor
J. A. Hingston and A. L. Hingsto
The band reports .a strong menthe
ship and expects to. fill many on
gagements during the summer.
EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN AND FARM
CATALOGUE TO INTENDING PURCHASEIS
VP" RENNIE C ! tilblmTEII',
TORONTO
ALSO'AT MONTREAL• VANCOUVER
BOOSTING CLI
Buy—at—Home' G
COMMUNITY BUYING DIRECTORY AND BUSINESS GUIDE
The Merchants and Business men represented below are co-operating in an effort to prove to the
residents of the town and surrounding community that values equal to any of the larger towns or cit-
ies may be procured in local stores. A series of educational "Buy -at -Home" editorials will be re-
produced weekly along with an individual write-up of each business. The benefit of Home Buying will
be shown to the general advancement and progress of the community. Read the editorials, take ad-
vantage of the weekly specals offered by the merchants, and BOOST THE TOWN YOU CALL
HOME.
IRWIN'S
LINGERIE CREPES
An exceptionally f ine
quality with ten patterns to
choose from and attractiv-
ely priced at
1
29c yarn.
TELEPHONE 00
DRYGOODS AND
READY -TO WEAR
VITAMINES ARE LIFE
These are stored up in Parke
Davis Cod Liver Oil itt 'a• more con-
centrated form than in any food.
This is the time of year that your
get the best results from Cod Liver
Oil. ;Get a bottle of Parke Davis
Cod Liver Oil and feel the difference
W. S. R. HOLMES
THE REXALL DRUG STORE
DID YOU KNOW—
That Good Housekeeping Maga-
zine was reduced in price? It's now
25e the copy.
W. D. FAIR CO.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
Fresh Pork Sausage, b. 25e
J. T. McKNIGHT & SON
TELEPHONE 111
DAVIS & HERMAN
TELEPHONE 224
REGULAR 25c HOSE FOR
15e A. PAIR
RASTER EGGS AND EASTER
CHOCOLATES
ALL NEW AND VERY SPECIAL
VVENDORF'S
urwrrrrrwrnew
DILL PICKLES
7 FOR. 25c
CONNELL & TYNDALL ,
FRESH AND CURED MEATS,
; ' TELEPHONE 102
THE FOLLOWING INDUSTRIAL MANUFAC-
TURERS HEARTILY ENDORSE THIS BUY -AT-
HOME CAMPAIGN
SUPPORT LOCAL MERCHANTS
AND HELP OUR TOWN GROW
DOHERTY PIANOS, LIMITED
THE CLINTON KNITTING CO.
HURON SPECIALTY CASTING CO.
CIVIC PRIDE AND GROWTH
Every resident in this community points to its seeress anti
growth with just pride. They refer to its schools, churches and civic
institutions as being uuparalelled. Their merchants are known to be
four-square in their business methods, but do we as residents back
up our assertions of justified pride by giving full support and co-
operation to the business interests that have tnade possible this
community? If not, you should. Truthfully you can lay claim
to many things, but unless you stand close by with your support of
the business interests in your community, your pride is not sincere.
Co-operation between buyer and seller (the merchant and resident),
is what is needed, He deals squarely by you. Do the same with
him. Demand creates supply. Your merchant will do the supplying
if you create the demand. Every purchase made in this community
(instead of outside) makes it larger, and you grow broader through
your patronage. As stated itt a previous article the thing most need-
ed in the business world today is confidence. More fidelity and
trust between buyer and seller. Don't forget that right in your
community, business is being done on a man-to-man basis. Nowhere
can you secure better service, or merchandise, than right here. For-
get the bargain sales, you never have or will get anything for noth-
ing. Things of quality necessarily demand good prices. Those things
which tend to cheapness, demoralize art and manufacturers. Buy
on the quality basis, and by so doing you will find that it will last
long after the price is forgotten.
W. T. O'NEIL
COME TO THE TEA AND COOKIE DEMONSTRATION ON
SPRING FAIR DAY.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Phone 48 Clinton
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A Want Ad in This
Paper is the Key
to Success.
WATCH FOR A SP'ECIAL SALE OF CHINAWARE AND GLASS
TO DE PUT ON AT AN EARLY DATE.
BETTER VALUES THAN WE HAVE EVER OFFERED,
A'. T. COOPER
Leaders in Low Prices , The Stere With the Stock
MORRISH CLOTHING
TELEPHONE 48
MEN'S CLOTHING
AND FURNISHINGS
"ROYAL YORK"
Clothes o tes 1Vlade-to-itleasure
$2750
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ELITE CAFE
After Skating or Dancing come to
ELITE CAFE POR QUICK LUNCH
SPECIAL DINNER 40c
LUM SAM, Proprietor
TRY DAINTY -MAID BREAD
BUNS and CAKES
Made to Quality not to Price
BARTLIFF & CRICH
TELEPHONE 1
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CLINTON PUBLIC
UTILITIES COMMISSIO
s ELECTRIC RANGE
4 -burner top, large oven, this
only $85.00.
1 TELEPHONE 20
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NEW SILK ROSE NOW SHOWING
All the new shades for Spring.
Holeproof and Circle Bar Males.
See our $1.00 full fashioned Hose,—
It's a winner.
PLUMSTEEL BROS.
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CLINTON CREAMERY
WE BUY
EGOS, CREAM AND POULTRY
TELEPHONE 145
FO..MMTr
RECREATION CLUB
Try Bowling for Health and Recrea-
tion. Everybody likes it.
LADIES ESPECIALLY INVITED