The Clinton News Record, 1928-04-26, Page 3,t,yr 0
xuiprore Your
• 01Lt /1 • Appearance
x�++1101 kee11, it clean
aide" and prevelrt
weal' on 1unnInt;-
boot rtto
ATS a.
.:na1c Your, Automobile ,Dealer to show
you the _NOW 'Models or write ilii list,
l�j(xq rase Foundry •l ta. 2888 Dunclas"St, West
[,It Foundry Lit Toronto, Ganada.
(Mil M TH LAUG69TEr )
Of the high cost of living I hear men'
E � 4ng ut
Complain
I can
no
t retrain from replying:
"It is still eh 'a somewhat er on earth
115
toremain
For just think of the high cost o8
[lying."
It. a man will talk, you can size lam
t15 quickly,
Johnnie Rapp. gazed deIightetdly at
his stunning date: as she 'gracefully
descended the etaivway. His heart
beat violently as he realized that all
:this beauty was his, Charmingly, she
stood before him and whispered,
"How do I look, dearest?"
"Sweetheart," he mini -lured, as he
took her In his arms, "You look mighty
gond to me.
"Don't let your illlpresebens mislead.
You," she breathed, snuggling closer,
nm --"Knowledge le better than
wealth."
Tont—"Yes, I know, but, t'd rattler
have the inferior article."
"A forty -dollar saddle on a twenty -
hoes" looked silly: and that
may explain welly a college boy doesn't
wear a hat.
If a fellow stays more than ten min-
utes in a phone booth while others
are waiting 11e deserves the wrong
&ateliers he gets.
Their Strange Habits.
Spring, summer, autumn and winter
more or less come and go every
year,
Not only. iu Springfield, Massachusetts
but all over tate country, we
hear
Springfield, Mass., Union,
Spring, summer, Autumn and winter
colo each year to practically
all of the States,
But out here In Newark, Olito, we now
and then feel that they have
mixed their dates.
:Newark, Ohio, _Advocate.
Spring, Rummer, autumn and winter
cone by and visit no every year
as a rule,
Anel we say without fear of successful
contradiction the latter part of
Juno is quite cool. , '
There Is a limit to everything.. No
airplane can fly so high that it doesn't
have to come back to the ground for
gns011ne,
An angry denial is often a cm:fee-
',siou of guilt.
Custonher—"Weil, it looks like rain."
ltlil mall--" Mebbe so, but it's milk."
No, Maude, it you doubt a woman's
Judgment, just loolc at some of the
husbands they pick.
If husbands went every place their
hives told them to go there would be
terror divorces but more widows.
0(190 on a. time a minister told a
'story like this: "On one oCCasioa 1
preached to a congrepation where
there were fifty-seven women and
'four men pretend. This was a prayer
Meeting. On another occasion t
prearned to 320 then and three women
-this was in the state penitentiary."
— r
isfally a man whow0ulclu't take "no"
for an answer is writing cheques for.
alimony.
"Is Edna 011111)1"
"Is she deed)? She tried to elap the
doctor when he told her she had
acute 03 5505010 "'
sse
THERE Id nothing that has .ever
taken Aspirin's ,place as an antidote
for paid. It is safe, or physicians
wouldn't use it, and endorse its use
by others. Sure, or several million]
users would have turned t? Sot etltiing
else. But get the real Asp;rut tat only
e1rt gstore) vsitll Beyer on the box,
and their- ru genuine printed in red:
Aspirin ( n
le Ito r trade »earl-.
(registered ft [,anoda)
ud,cattna Esser 1,11,111 huro. )lnlBo It ,e
'(1ell known that aspirin means
nn er mat,ti-
tts 'ro to ae91rro tit t i'nt,lla ncitinkt err ' 1ioha,
rho Tablets wilt be atamprA wtL .their 1layor
Clto18" trade mark .
18811E No, 17-'28
London, Hospitals
Bar Wainer) 'From
edical • Careers
Numbero Applicants Dwin-
dles
w in-
dles as 'Reports of Poor
Practice Are Circu-
lated
London.=•Ldndon hospitals titals are elos-
ing ,their doors to women who wish to
become physicians: •
Dining the World War' several of
the big London hospitals opened their
classes freely` to young women and the
opportunity ..was quickly seized by
many gide looktiig for a new career
Tlie successful ones went out into
the world with 'tlieli; diplomas and:
many set up' as private practitioners.
People took sometime to get used to
"Rise Ethel Sones, M.D.," but the nov-
elty wore off and the woman practl-
boner caste to be taken for granted.
But before long it became matter of
common report that some of these
women doctors found themselves um,
able to get enough patients to make
a living and, had to turn to some other
-
occupation. .
As au example of what women can
do in the field of medicine, the career
of Dr. Mary'Schart.teb, who at eighty-
three years old is a prominent Iiarley
Street physician, is being cited. Dr.
Soharlieb, who is a Dame of the Bri-
tish Empire, keeps regular oflloelhours
and has a large practice. She .is the
leading woznau doctor in the British
Empire.
But other women who aspire to
nhedical honors are finding their paths
harder than ever, for some of the hos-
Dilate -are refusing to admit and train
any more students, and it seems that
soon there will be only three hospitals
in London open to "girls for the pur-
pose of training,one being the Royal
Free hospital for SVonten, where the
students are all women.
Officials of the Charing Cross Hospi-
tal, one ot those which is shutting its
doors on the young women, say that
the number of applicants has to great-
ly dwindled in the last two years that,
as far as this particular hospital is
concerned, 111e question is solving it-
self. But anyway, these officers say,
the profession is overcrowded.
To this the women reply that they
have .proved themselves as capable
as 111ei1 in many branches both Of
medicine and surgery, .so wily not
divide the openings between 111011 and
women.
• The cause of the Women students
Inas been. taken up by the National
Union of Societies for Egaal Citizen-
ship which has decided to advise its
supporters to subscribe only to hos-
pitaisf whose schools are open to bots
sexes. The union also declares that,
far front women being unable to sue -
cad! as doctors, there is now a bigger
demand. for their services than ever
before.
John Chinaman
Norwegians, Aid Canada's Developme3
Dori/ Ma'
Out 1 -Baliiea Have 1\ yes
2ly'BLUTIe B1II'e llaYN
{, A' group 'of' Norweglans' photographed
after having spent' a few years in Canada
2. Young girl dressed In the costume
typical of her native country.
Ry introducing into Canada such win-
ter sport talent as that of the Nelson
brothers 1n ski-jumping, and others 1n
figure ekating, Norwegians have won
much favor and esteem in the eyes of
Canadians.
Nealy Nelsen,. C,P.R. brakeman,
created "a world's record in 1925 at
Revelstoke,;B.C,, in staking a success=
ful leap down the monntalU 'side of
240 Leet, a distance that has not yet
been surpassed. His 'brother, Ivind
Nelsen, created the record for the
Quebec jwnp this ;winter in making
114 feet, a highly creditable perform-
ance on that particular jump.
At "Banff and Quebec and other ivin-
tetr sport centres in Canada, Nor-
wegians, as amateurs and profession,
ale, have contributed much to native
figure skating talent. They have un-
doubtedly shared in the training or
the outstanding Canadian; skaters,
many of whom have won great distine-
tionin international and world com-
petitions.
500,000 roughly 69,000 are of Norwe-
gian origin. The anneal average L3
faux .:of inuulgranite from Norwegian
ports 111 5,000, the majority travelling
11.3 Canadian Pacific ;ships to Q iebe3
and Montreal in the summer, and, 51.
John, N.B., in the whiter- These ves-
sels: are ?spiendidiy equipped for this
purpose and 00213 as many as. 900.
Immigrantpassengers at a bine, con-
siderably e`aceeding the oapacitiy, of
�othei' 1111118. ' 1
The settlers travel from Oslo and
Christiania by the, weekly service
maintained by the Edemas' Wilson
Steamship Line to Hull, across ,.Eng-
land by the London and North East-
ern Railway, and embark at Liverpool.
Special C.P,11, trains run from Quebec
through ;tp Winnipeg.' for distribution
et the immigrants thr'ougholit western
Canada,
The Canadian Pacific maintains
agencies fon the service of prospect
tine Norwegian immigrants at. Attie -
sand, Bergen, Oslo, .Stavanger and
Out of Canada's population of 9,- Troudhjem.
Dutch Clergy
Condemn Olympics
Dutch. Religious Body Asserts
Atmosphere of Games is
Not Conducive to
Prayer
Amsterclant.-Hostility to the .forth-
coming Olympic Games has arisen in
Dutch religious circles and a report on
the subject by seven Amsterdam
clergymen has been made public.
The report, adopted at a recent
meeting of the council' of the Dutch
Gereformeerde Church of Amsterdam,
which must not be confused with the
better known and older Dutcit' Re-
formed (Herforme) Church, says:
"Taking all things into considera-
tion there appears to us to be ampler
justification for decisively opposing
the forthcoming' Olympic flames, Here
everything is opposed to the principle
et loving Goa above all else and lov-
ing one's neighbor as oneself. The
Strongest being is here the most ex-
alted and Is raised Lo the place which
God alone should occupy. The neigh-
bor, by Craving for notoriety and per-
sonal glorification, allows himself to,
bo exploitetd in order to satisfy the
craving of the 0205906 for sensation very grateful ever since to tde person
and, emotion, who gave me the advice. The very
"Not only the .character of the first box helped mestnd before I had
games, but also everything connected taken. a half dozen boxes I was re -
with them must compel us with alt 'stored to nay former good health and
the earneetnsss at our command to is -'all traces of this dlstressiug trouble
sue a warinng and strengthening word 'disappearetl, it is now about a year
against this glorification of man,since I took the pills, raid I have not
against this cult of the herd, which ,been teouble1 with tndigestion since,
is opposed to practically alt Clod's I have taken every occasion to recent -
sacred eonuuan@s. That in such a 'mend Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to talose
sphere the prayer that the Saviour in need of a medictee and shall cont -
NEW STRENGTH FOR
WEAK STOMACHS
Indigestion Disappears When the
Blood is Enriched
_The most urgent need of all who
suffer from any forst of•indigestion is
a tonic to enrich the blood. Pain and
distress after eating is the way the
stomach shows that 1t Is too weak to
Perform the work of digesting the
food it takes. New strength is given
to weak stomachs by Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills beeanse they petrify and en-
rich the blood. This accounts for the
speedy relief in stomach disorders
that follows the use of this medicine.
The value of this medicine in cases of
indigestion is shown by the case of
Mrs, George W. Johnson, Lettnilie,
N.S., who sayse -•"t have no hesita-
tion In recommending Dr. Williams'
Pink fills. I was greatly distressed
with indigestion. Always after eating
I suffered from pains in the stomach
and other distressing symptoms. I
tried different remedies, but without
getting relief. I was advised by a
friend to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
which 'I readily did, and I am feeling
Gets}� A taaght his disciples cannot be sent tinue to do so." •
�r� JY g ��%IF�ees i above, neeels, after what 11as already ! A little booklet, "What to Eat and
New Jobs Are Given To Na-
tives in Shanghai Froin,
Which Formerly They
Were Debarred
A NEW ERA
Shanghai—That a now era in the
relations lletweeu foreigners in Chtua
and the Clllnese actually has begun.,
to which the Chinese aro being ad•
milted to 'participation in functions
from which they thitherto have been
excluded, was 81101011 by several re-
cent. create.
It is knowit that font' Chinese em-
ployees in the ularttittlo ClIStOl iS 551.
vice had been appolntbl deputy coal-
tlllsaieners, 31.0111 which rank the;' pre-
viously had been debarred. This
narks a breakdown of the rigid foreign
deadline in the customs service that
endured for 1001'0 than forty year's and
is au entering wedge to Chinese con-
trol of. China's fiscal affair's.
Equally Given Chinese
At a meeting of foreign rntepayers
in the British -concession at Tientsin
there was unatiiniottsly adopted a re-
solution confer'r'ing absolute equality
onChinese residents and giving the
Chinese 'equal membership in the
MIIII1cipal Colied, -
In Shanglint the Chinese 1'atepoyers
have elected three. 01010bers. of the
710nieipal C 2121011 of the international
settlement and six members of a conn-
utitte° who will take office on April
19 the clay following the annual for
been said, no further demonstration. How to Bat," will be sent free to any -
It, therefore, appears to us to be de -Ione milting for it. Yen can get the
sizable that the Church councils 'pills from any medicine dealer or by
should, before the opening of the mail at 60e a box from The Dr.
Olympic games, address t0 the congre- lia.nls' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
gations from the pulpits a word of • •
warning and admonition. In this con-
nection it oleo appears to be desirable ,
to entrust to the servants of 000 the Franco-German
tasir of drafting -an appeal for submis-
sion to, and approval `of, the Church
COnncll9 "
Meanwhile a special committee has
been formed by the religious denomi-
nation with the task of undertaking
EDI evangelistic campaign lit Amster-
dam during the games. A number of
propaganda meetings already have
been arranged and a lunge tent, cap'
able of accommodating 1,500 POople,
Collaboration
Factor in Peace
M. Laurent Tells of Gigantic
Enterprises Which French
People Have Begun
Paris,✓I'he Franco-German 000110112'
11110 been nclquirt5i for the holding of ke collaboration lta cc:th'ealy produced
afternoon and evening nloetkugsin the astonishing results. 10 Consecptence
vicinity of the stadium, The inert. of the Gelman payments in kind and
bora of (1118 cluu'elt .also lave boon (11011 France. has been encouraged to
urged not to otfet a00a1nm0dation to begin gigantic enterprises which other
foreign visitors to the genies, wise would Have remained untouched.
Therefore, though 11 is true that '
' Franco wits compelled largely to
finance the reconstruction of the
. i110rt11er11 regions, 118Y8rthelese other.
TOE1g �gi tgt gas te1�g��i ,work was undertaken only because of
Ji gs LI 11�.6.i1 ONES (Berman aid. So deela1 e the -Labor
_ leader, Memel Laurent,
Mothers, do you think it fair to tor-. 131g , national schemes are clue to
twee your little 01105 by forcing t110n1 this; contribution, not because the con-
to take 111 -tasting oils when they need tribnittoln covers the costs but because
a laxative medicine Don't you find it stimulates and forces the author!-
11111211' of the ne •v011812ess In older
children ca11 be ,traced to the cver-
stinmlation during:i0laticy, caused by
regarding 'baby as a sort o3 animat.ed
toy for the amusement of parents, re-
latives and frle111.18 Baby may be
played with, but not, for •store than a
quarter ty'f an hour to an', hour tiaily.
Beyond that, being handled, deleted,
caueed to laugh t11' even Scream, will
sometimes ,result in vomiting, and in-
variably causes irritability, crying or
sleeplessness•,
Fretfulness, ciyiag; and sleepless -
mess from . this cause ear easily be
ayolded 413' treating baby, with more
ooneideratton, but when you just can't
see "whit is making baby restless' or
upset, 'better give hint a few deeps of
Pure, harnnieee Gastonia, 11.19 amaz-
ing re- see how quietly it calms baby's
nerves and soothes• hien to sleep; yet
-it contains no drugs• o1' opiates', Itis
purely vegetable—the recipe 18 011 the
1013031100. Loading physicians. ' prescribe
it for colic, cholera, diarrhea, constipa-
tion, gag on, stomach and bowels,
feverishness, loss of eleep and all other
"upsets" of babyhood. Over 25 million
.bottles used a year chows: 119 over-
lvhelming. popularity-
With each bottle of Castoria, you
get a book on Motherhood, worth its
weight in gold. Look for Ohas'. 1I.
lrletcher's• signature cu the package
so you'll get genuine Castoria: There
are many imitations.
•
16 Rules of Health?
1 -ventilate every room you occupy.
2—Wear light, •loose aud porous
clothes.
3—Seek out-of-door oCCupations,and
recreations.
4—Sleep out-of-doors if you 'can.
5—Avoid overeating and overweight,
6—Avoid excess of High. protein foods,
such as, meat, fresh foods, eggs;
also excess of salt anis highly -sear
sorted foods.
7—Eat some hard, somo bulky, some
raw foods daily. ' "
8—Eat slowly and tante your food.
5—Use suflieient water, Internally
and externally,
10 -Secure thorough intestinal elimin-
ation daily.
11--Sland, sit and walk erect.
12 ---Do not allow poisons and infec-
tions to enter the body,"
111—Keep the teeth, gums and tongue
clean:
14—Work, play, rest, and sleep in
111Odel•ati0n.
15 --Breathe deeply; take deep -breath-
ing exercises everal tines a ,day.
16—Keep serene anti, whole-llettl'ted.
RY TORTURE
that the child's dread of these meds- ties to prepare plans.. Thus it is
011103 often do more Harmthan good? pointe[. out that vast port imbrove-
Baby'S 01011 Tablets are the mod- meats :have now begin. at Dunkirk,
ern substitute for these nauseous Boulogne, LeStavre, St'. Nazaire, and
OP : ratepayors'- meeting; - doses, They are the .very medicine. L arocholle and plans are drawn up
Another initovatiOil will be that the child requires and are so pleasant for improvements at Marseilles. IIy-
Chineee will be permitted" to attend' to tape that they areas easy to admin- I dro-electlio works have been el'ectorl
Gee annual ratepayer's' meeting this inter as a glass of water. They are ion
mallY i lintatesemSOnYs:rgnotably
otta lysl1 the
e and
year ani spectators, ono sseti0n ,of the tiro 11813091 remedy for all the in.iuor 'ell
ou 1010 River Truyere.
Town Hall Doing reserved for thous' 21111te1115 of little ones' being absolute•
A
1 enumerates the
Lament further 01, _ ttulera es
The tu'inetpal resolution before the IS" guaranteed free ' from injnrieus '1,1: 7 aA1 f tr }
drugs. olecl.l ictal woks osteblishet by Water-
n 30l11l will be {o admit b t l,inesa Baby's tails in the Alps 1010 rho el0etr1Hea-
to R[1 ,:s•,siou to the public paths in ill awn Tablots tiLcom51{s1,. 1111
that castor oil 12(1(1' 0(1201' bad -tasting. tion of railways .A.s in the south. Paris
eendit10115 al those
on the same
remedies call do. Iu, fact they accom- •itself benefits by iar-'eaching 1}ouebul
ors 11t1011a 115 (110 se Olr which foreign- 511011 11101'0 .110 they do not .leave 11111
'schemes, The eoloules, especially 111
ere a e admitted, leo•
child exhausted from its struggle {North Africa; a
Will Rcllcve Grievance against taking medicine. They re- Iordiltary awakeninelnare In this culla
g' of 0123(2ial 'enter,
be adopted, ;t -ill remove a long -stand- tion and constipation, bleak up colds It wood not 11113.0 110011 passible as
-
be i t 1
1 col -
This
to realize that the 11otu 1,01 fol refreshingylee5 They are solri a forced Frail economic ret
Th1s resolutions; which is certain to laevo teething panne; 'banish ludtges- pt>;se, -
had to not leen
Laurent,
la there spits Pr
IJan
Ing grievance. The foreign 11111.88 ltera and simple revers and promote health
struck for the old-time Mivileges by medicine dealers of by mall at 25u Illaboratiau. It, 10 63 a 'comltitlsory.
1 a lcter Olid sllonld when passible
n r Srah • hot ftcm .lis D1. �� lams MOdl
Th nortlie'i'1n .vlilitl,r attuatioin lo rill r: t r:
uncertain, itbthOngh 110 reliable' 1131221 110 Ge. Brocltvllle Ont. be abandoned.
chile
Nevertheless, neM. 'Imllpe11t, tllongll.':
Is available. The best information .in-
_.___.>...;. , •, ,..s strongly
diorites that only minor Clashes lliive ,•, 11e6�arded .ts advan00cl, 1116110 s1. of b 3
Occurred, Ilia expected Eetael'aI: Often-
Now be careful, these came,- tip against any.'abolil,ion 01 reitarations,
sive not having been started, beiaoiSO 11. 10 reparations wlticll Have
Bobby (to his sister's beau)—"Say,
Mr. Haugolf, ain't you afraid o' Lil?"
Mr. Hangoff—"Wliy, no. Whatever
put erten an idea in your head?". 13o11-
by—"Pa dli1. f•Ileard his say to Isla
tL little while ago, '1 guess Lil'n get his
scalp to-nitght. She's gone up. t'put
her war paint on'."
Cit,-rr-rltl The train drew up with
a mighty crash and shock between
stations. "Some rote pulled the conl-
mthuication•cOnll1" said the guard.
"Tile express has knocked our last car
off the rails. Take tis four hours 'be-
fore the track is clear!" "Great Scott!
Four hours! I am supposed to be
married to -day!" groaned a passenger.
The guard, a bigoted bachelor, raised
his eyebrows . suspielously, "Look
here!' he ejiiettlatecl, '"1 belive you are
tete chap who pulled that cord!"
Minard's Liniment for cuts and bruise,
The natio'n's doctor bill is sow a
Million and a half at day, but apples
are not cheap, either'. What to do.?
What to do?
Corrugated Iron
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WHEELER & c'IAiN
"Council Standard"
A. thick, even, heavy spread of
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face. Deep corrilgatlons. Agencies
still open In some localities,,
Write us, stating size of
barn you want to cover.
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L"s ' Equ , 'Honors
F're'edom League Contends
More Women Are Entitl-
'ed to Knighthood
and Peerage
British Wohnell,` a Feat number of
whom rose to,distitietioh in 1927; toe
asking for more hotline; of knleht.hood
and peerego as 5110110 recognition of
J'11 elt v ork ;-
Out 01.193 honors granted by Icing
C.leorgo V.,ei the' beginning et 1928,
only twenty-five were conferred on Wo-
men, andstltose were Of t11elow rank,
The \Venice's 11reedele League, In
view Of women's records of ac0omp'
ltshrnent, considers this an unfal0 re-
flection on -their public activities,
"Peerages Ihave been ,given to two
Uonservatbve members of Parliament
and n• former Governor of Nigeria,
the league declared in a tormal state -1
meat, "Why was the Duchess of At -
holt, the' parliamentary secretary to
the Board cf Education, not given a
similar distinction?" I
Of thirty Hien who won knighthood,
twelve, according ' to Miss Francis A.'
Underwood, secretary of the league,
were granted it for political and pub
-
lite serviee93 two of the men were die- 1
tinguished enrgesh's and one a jour-
nalist; but no woman in these eplleree
was_given-an equivalent honor. f
"There area
a great many tS o nen•
;lust as deserving lie men, atld we pari
titularly think that women should be
made privy Cotinclllora," 1Vliss Under-
wood said, "l do not see why women
should not be given peerafies, baronet -
des arid knighthoods. There eholtld.
'be 116 distinction whatever now that
Hien and women are doing the same
work,
"11 Is the privy Connell which .has
decided that women should not be ad-
mitted to the diplomatic and consular
and Indian civil services and if women
went on the council I think this wontd
be altered."
British women have 'pust had au ex-
ceptionally successful year, More Wo-
men were chosen for the office of
Mayor than hi any; other year. The
election of Lady Iveagh brought the
number of women members of Parlia-
ment to seven.
Miss Elizabeth Scott, the woman
architect, won the attention of the
artistic world by her success 01 de-
signing the- winning plans for the
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. Lady
Bailey was coupled with Lindbergh in
the awards in the Held ot aviation.
She created a height record' for wo-
men in a light plane.
Miss Sackville -West gained the
1lawtho udel prize for her poem. "Tile
Land." Miss Gertrude Trevelyan won
the Newdigate prize; Miss Helena I3.
Harrison, the Marl Grey ' fellowship
for work In botany, and Miss C. Is,
Elam, the Robert Medfield scholarship
to the Second Empire Mining 0110
Metallurgtral Congress in Canada.
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Mrs. Horn Tells how Lydia E.'
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