The Clinton News Record, 1929-04-25, Page 3sTi.ri e;
slime Time'
OST men and wo-
men need a tonic at
this season of the year..
Their blood has been
thinned, their vitality low-
ered by the long winter.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pilin
definitely 'enrich- the:
blood and increase the
body's oxygen supply.
Mrs. 131zab eth Clarke,
R. R. No. 1, Hastings, Ont.,
says : "I use .Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills in the Spring, when
one naturally feels run-down.
after our long Winter.' Last
Spring I was feelingweak and
easily tired, and again used
the pills, with the result that
I have had splendid health
sinea'I,
At your druggist's or any
dealer in medicine, or post.,
paid, by mail, at 50 cents' a
box, frost The Dr. Williams
Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ontario. S -2e
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'NIL PILLS
'•A HOUSEHOLD MAWS
114 SA COUNTRIES'
Nothing Doing.
Toronto Star: Once again a mem-
ber of parliament Inas arisen at Ottawa
to suggest that Cdnada should annex
the West Indies. , Thare ought to,
be an increased trade, because they
hav-o much we could buy and there is
much we could sell them. No doubt
capital from this country will, in in-
creasing amounts, be invested there.
But Canada as a country is large
enough ' already and has troubles
enough 'without ransacking distant
seas in search of more.
OUa breeders are bred far Nps, eR
rredunfon. ware, Aman and
a ff 1 e lbed.
!, 1, , Aoranrr, DIsek 1ard Anti 1Nnhea.,
0.0errincm.,, Whim %Wand... C..
od up, 1000Ise 141, ,v pwmneed.
Trr:e, mea, Por FREE CRICK 00010.
SCIIWgf 44'S i ATCNERY
22G Nonhatnpton
Buffalo, N,T.
Des 0075, B0IDeZBIOEG, ONT., CAH.
Claims Many Victims in Canada
and should be, guarded against.
htlinard's Linitne; t
(Is a Great Preventative, being one of the
oldest remedies used. Minard's Liniment
has relieved thousands, of eases of Grippe,
Bronchitis. Sore :Throat, Asthma and
similar diseases. It is an /Enemy 'to'
f -..,Germs- Thousands of bottles being used
every day. For sale by alldruggistsand
'general dealers, '.
minard4rLiniment Co:F.td,'Warmbeth;2rnN.
O Las
.4. friend is one who walks in when
the rest of 'the world walk's out,
Galantry,Pius— A style expert, is
one who can, mate 'a,' NVOlnalfeel
modest, when she doesn't bole It.
Stijl, cif you keep the first Ten Comp
maudments the newer ones won't.
seem so annoying,
„Bobby, inquired his spa, "did you
wash your face before the musie
teacher. came?"
"Yep"
"Anil your hands?
"Well, .said Bobby, washed the
one that would' be neat 'to hers"
Money usually accomplishes more
when it's tight, but it's difl'iereut with
a man.::
Landlady: 'I'm sorry the chicken
soup does not seem very good. I
showed the new cook just how it
should be made, but she doesn't seem
to have caught the idea.
• Boarder:: I think .it's the chicken.
she failed to catch.
A man Fuusinto debt, but be sel-
dom •c'omes Ont • of it faster than a
walk.
The two uppermost thoughts now
controlling the mind, of women are
birth and girth control:
• If he begins seem sentence with
the first Person .singular pronoun; you
can tell him one o?those tune•playing
aetohorns.
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Public Ownership in Australia
Harold Cox in the London Financial
'Times: The Australian State Rail-
ways have for years been lysing montiy
heavily. The less now 'amounts to
several millions a ;ear; '.Again, the
losses on State shipping have been so
serious that the Commonwealth Gov-
ernment has reluctantly:foucd itself
compelled to abandon its shipping ven-
ture, and the ships"have been sold oil'.
The many smaller State enterprises
en which Australia has embarkedalso
show heavy losses. ' These definite re-
-mita fully justify the D•n khain Com-
mission in their str.,ng recommenda-
tion to Aulttalia to look forprosper-
sty to private enterprise, facing its
ov.n risks in the hope of securing pro-
fits, rather than to State interference
with trade and industry.
West Indian Federation
Kingston, Jamaica, Mail: Just at
present it is doubtful if federation
would be feasible; thele is not yet
sufficient community of interest in the
various colonies. -The recently con-
cluded West Indies Conferee ce has
done a great deal to improve that
situation; and conferences to be. held
no the future will do more, - The
ground is being prepared; proposals
have been drafted for unified legisla-
tion'relating to tariffs and shippiug;
these West Indies today are more in-
clined to speak with a common voice
than they were twenty year:, ago, ,A11
these things will have their influence
on 'the political and economic develop-
ments of the immediate future; but
many doubt whether the present gen-
oration will see the advent ofauything
approaching Dominion status. There
are cross -currents observable here,
one of them being the tendency to re-
gard the Eastern and Western groups
of colonies as having interests that
cannot easily, if at all, be harmonized,
Promise and Performance
London Weekly Scotsman (Cons.):
The Liberals and the Socialists may
have their, marvellous cure-alls in the
way of promises, The Unionists have
their solid achievements In the way
of safeguarding and rate -easing, which
are already beginning to operate, and
which will solve the `unemployment
problem in the only way it can be
solved, by a steady and inoreasing abs
sorption of the unemployed •into pro-
ductive industry,
THESE SIMPLE RULES
MAKE TEETHING EASY
. Be careful of Baby's diet during
teething. Do not overfeed slim.
Watch his stomach and bowels and
at the first :sign of indigestion, gas
or constipation, give him' a few
drops of harmless, pleasant -tasting
Fletclier's Castoria. These simple
rules are making teething easy oh
millions of babies—and mothers, tore,
For over thirty .years Castoria has
been the trusted standby of mothers
everywhere. It soothes wakeful, cross.
babies to sleep' quickly and easily—
and it's purely -vegetable, so you can
give it as often as needed. It does
the work of castor oil better and mbre
gently. For you protection, the bottle
of genuine tCastoria always bears the
Fletcher signature..
,oa,,4„,,„ s
pl sups
oritAo%44,
For 7roublkso
due to :Acid
114aoe5TTota
p.ii1D StOHACN
HEARTBURN
H8 .140 HS
DAaiti•HAUSEA
Many Xieople,: twohours after eat-
lug, suffer lndigestioly ae they call it,
t is usually • exceso acid. i' Correct it.
! ith an alkali.. The beet .way, the
iluiek, harmless *and efficient way, ie
'lllilips' Mille of Magnesla. It has
remainbd:-tor 50- year the Standard
with physicians. One spoonful in
Water -neutralizes many times int
glume in stomach acids, and at once..
, +Its ' Bymptonte dlcappeat` ire eve
hliagtes,
You will never use crude methods
when'
you kuobr this better method.
And you Will never cruller, front excess
acid when you prove :out this 0057
relief, Please do that -••for your own
sake—now.
Be sure to get the geuutue 3�hililps'
Milk oP Magnesia prescribed by p11yel-
Mans for l0'years in Correcting excess
acids Each bottle :contains full dime-
tions—any drugstore, a
Stoaysirds %Bringer
• F, Watson, for ,some years Past
an •official " of the Departments of
Colonization and, Agriculture of, the
Canadian National Railways and one
of the best known livestock .men in
Western Canada has been appointed
manager, of the Montreal, Stock 'Yards
at Point St Charles, succeeding Mr.
D, J.' Tansey, who has resigned.
" Mr. Watson is .a native of Grey
County, Ontario, but has spent many
years' in , Western Canada where. Ms
most recent'' position was they of
Superintendent of 'Farm Flmplonient
for the Canadian National. Railways at
Winnipeg.
B TS OWN TABLETS
WIN GREAT PRAISE.
Many Mothers Always Keep
Thetis hi the House.
•
Thousands of mothers- tate that
they know of no other medicine for
little ones fo •equal Baby's Own Tab-
lets—that .they :always keep the Tab-
lets in 'the home as a preventive of
childhood , ailments, or if sickness
does suddenly grit), their 'little ones
they feel safe with, stick a remedy at
hand.
Concerning the use of the Tablets
Mrs; Donat Piouclr'e, Tingwick, Que.,
writes: -tel have nothing but praise
for- Baby's Own Tablets. They are
the only medicine I have ever given
my two little ones and I am glad to
state that the Tablets have always
kept them in perfect health. I feel
so safe with the Tablets that,I al -
'Ways keep a box in the !rouse."
Baby's Own Tablets are a mild but
thorough laxative. They regulate the
bowels, sweeten the stomach and
thus banish constipation and indi-
gestion: break up colds and simple
fever and -make the cutting of teeth
Painless. The Tablets are* absolutely
safe, being guaranteed free from alt
Injurious drugs. They are sold by all
medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr, SZ'illiams'
biedicitte Co., Brockville, Ont.
man in Men's
Clothes Not New
Some Remarkable Parallels to
the Case of "Colonel
Barker', •
The case of "Colonel Barker, D.S.
O.," who cottfessed, recently, to being
a woman who had masqueraded for
six years as a. man, is very far from
'to
unique. It would not be hard
to fill a book with precedents. Both
our 'Army and, our Navy have pro-
duced their share of them, writes
Francis Dribble in The London Re.
feree.
There was, for instance, Mrs. Welsh.,
who fought and oras wounded in the
battle of Ramillies. Der. sex was dis
covered in hospital. After' her recov-
ery she was given the post of regi
mental cook.
In the churchyard of St. Nitholas
Church, Brighton, Is a. tombstone to
the memory of Phoebe Hessen, who
died a hundred years ago at the age of
108. In order not to be separated
from .her soldier husband she enlisted
and served' for nearly twenty years
with the British Arttiy in the 'West In•
dies, and on the Continent, Wing
wounded at the battle of Fontenot'.
Then there was Mary Ann Talbot,.
believed to have been a daughter of
Lord William. Talbot, Steward of Ills.
liiajesty's Household. • She served as
a powder monkey under. Lord Howe
on the glorious first of June; and she
subsequently becamean actress and
played Juliet at Covent Garden.
Still more famous is tha case of Or.
James :Barry, whose name Beads the
list of Inspectors.Oenerai of Hospitals
id the 1565 Army List, Dr, Barry died
in July of that year, and it was then
officially reported to the Iidrse Guards
that the doctor was a, woman. •
Her. professional career had ex -
fended over half a century. She had
fought a duel at the Cape with Sir
Josiah Cloete. it is sail that' she was
the ".legitimate• gtanddaugliter' of a
Scottish Bari, and had adopted the
medical 'profession because she' was
in love with. an army; surgeon. '
An interesting French carie, is "that
of Mlle. Vidgiele Qhesquiere oe Bele-
:tient, who eil'tal'edthe el as'. a
"substitute for her "mybrothel disguis-
ing herself in his clothes, because be
had no stomach' for fighting,.She,was
promoted to the rank of sergeant for
saving, an of&cei•'s, life at Wngram,
and was 'mentioned in the Order of
the Day for distinguished services Un-
der Tutu in Portugal. •
If a man inet'antiy turned his ears
and mind away ,the,assault would he
easily repulsed; but as soon as he
opens his ears so fan as to dwell upon
and daily with temptation, he is al-
ready, well-nigh • conquered, . and the
strife is at the: hardee't; Dr. John
Tattled.
? As aeon' as thou hast bravely (turn-
ed thine oar away from the tempting'
voice thou' hate well-nigh prevailed; 'tor
this ettables thee 'to hear the 'inward
voice, and takes away thy deafuess.-
Thomas,• A, &cempis.
•
•
use Minerd's Linlment for the Flu.
Plaster. of Ceremonies
. , responsible to the
Company for your' cdin-
fort, pleasure and satis-
faction ... the Cunard
Putser. Always making, •
•you glad you sailed
Cunard . seeing that
you -know the people you
want to know... . mak-
ing you ship -wise. A .
Cunard Purser, therefore
a' perfect Purser.
Sail Cunard! ....... .
Book through The Robert Reford
Co., 'Lirnated, Cor. Bay and
Wellington Sts., Toronto (Tel.
Elgin 3471), or ary steamship
agent. ,
Europe from May
t . 8rd" from Montreal
(and Quebeci:'
•
CANADIAN SERVICE
.Is -soy
Cabin, Tourist Third Cabin and Third Claes
asst
Automobile' Insurance
Ottawa Journal (Cons.): (The dates'
for. third party automobile 'insurance
have gone up 50 per cent:), When
automobile owners get their new bilis
and discover the increased cost of
probable that a very large uutnber of
tileni 11111 drop this part of their
policies and and retain' merely those
applying to loss. of the outomobile
only. Against quite a large propor-
tion of owners of motor cars the
public has always had no redress;
there are' litany from whom nothing
could be collected by people injured
by their cars. To increase that num-
ber by making the cost of insurance
for legal liability triers expensive, al-
most prohibitive in eenle eases, is a
serious thing. •
A woman recently told a magistrate
that she had no troubles to 'speak of.
--What a dreadful handicap for a
woman
"I'm told the Sniytbe girl wore a
very tearing frock at the dance last
night—do tell me what It was Mei"
"Well --to ins, most of it looked' sus-
piciously like the Smythe girl!"
Minard'a Liniment presents t`tu.
Doctor—"lour father seems hale
and Hearty at the age of 104." Mown
tamest—"Yes, but pap's siippin' ter-
rible. T'other day I heard him say Ile
reckoned he'd better take up the game
of golf." •
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required; one to a sash. Any lady eon
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not satisfied. At hardware or Depart-
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stamps) to manufacturers, GOLDSMITH
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Write us for Agency
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MOST People rely on Aspirin
to make short work of their
headaches, but did you'know'.it's
just as effective to the worse pants.
from' neuralgia' or neuritis? Rheu-
matic pains, too. Don't stiffer when
Aspirin can bring' such complete
comfort without delay, and without
harm; it does not affect the Heart.
Ip every package, of Aspirin you
still • field proven directions with
which everyone shouldbe familiar,
• for they can spare dnucl :needless
Suffering. .
SPIRIN
Ispirio' le a Tradeoisr>o Registered to Cansfa
ISSUE, No,
Sons of Farmers
to Be Istructed
Kent Education` Committee to
•Provide Way fox Lads to •
Work and Lesi'n
Loudon.—The Kent ,Education Cern
uti'ttee 10 providing 'a residential form
ipstitute to give agricultural educe
tion •to thesons of working farmers
and other Young land' workers who
can afford to SPenii only a compara-
tively short time away from their
words and for whom the courses at
college are too expensive,
The institute, 'which will be opened
later in, the year, ie situated at Bor-
den, dear $ittingbourno, 'It, comprises
a_large lecture -room, two smaller lec-
ture rooms, two laboratories, two `stn
dents' cetnluon rooms, a staff-rogm,a•
carpenter's shop, a blacksmiti'e shop,
a large dining hall, single cubicles for
40 resident students, and "accemmoda-
tion for the teaching and domestic
staff,
''Seven *eyes of .land are available
fop sports and games; and ; there is
a` farm of 250 acres which will be'used
,primarily' for denibustratieg, :under
normal farming conditions, the theory
,eilderlying the :agricultural practice
taught,' in the lecture -rooms.
In addition to the.lioatders, '-' stu-
dents will be admitted, The fees will
he low, and a number of scholarships
.will be 'available. .
"What is moreannoying ,than a
'woman who talks scandal about your
friends?" asks a writer. --One wh,
',talks scandal aboit "people you have
never met.
Minard's Liniment for Grippe and Fiu.
Solicitor et County Court—"You say
you have a number of liabilities.
Which is the biggest" •Debtor -"My
'",010."000'
'Boni the wives were on the young=.
iyh side, and both were discussing ill's
merits and demerits of, their respec-
tive husbands 'Do you know, dear,"
began the first," "I think 'your has-
.band has such a clever face,' lie looks
as though'he knows practically every-
thing. ` The ,,other drew in her
breath with a' sudden gasp; as she
thought of 'her dressmaker's bill,
''l{now everytltingl" she echoed.."My
dear, thank heaven Ile doesn't even
suspect,"
Mlnerd'n Liniment for Coughs, Colds.
She—"Why se thoughtful, dear?"
Ole 'I hero one dollar over this week
and can't remember which instalment
I forgot to pay."
Their teeth are of a tough-
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their keen cutting edge un.
der every 110850.
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