The Clinton News Record, 1929-05-09, Page 3Dial STAMMER
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everywhere rea.ommond our
methods of• treatment.. Writs
Sor free advice and literature.
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IUTCHENER, 'ONT., CANADA
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'HURST - BUILDING,
274 Fort St. Winnipeg, Map
tipper Canada !Steel Tires
College Old Boys'For High Speed
Plans are Under Way for Big.l.Rtnbdier Tires ` l-laste,Reacliesd'
Celebration fondle Centenr'
ary -in September"
The "Ohl Boys" of •Cpper Canada
College-- nuiS'berhtg some 4;000
'have for some time been-making,ar-
rangements' for ',a 'fitting ;Celebration
of the •Centenary of, tile., ;College" 'in
September., 1929, 4012 Boys" troth
all parts or Canada have announced
their intention -of'being . present, ,amyl
a largo representation from the
ted Suites and England is also expect-
• ed, Thu W
Prince of ales,, -the Visitoj�
of the College,'has already sent. his
good` wishes, , and -the 'Governor-Gcn-
'-eral has' expressed lits willingness to
be present, .
The Committee appointed ,by; Pe
Old Boys' Association has arranged'
for the,foilo7 g; functions during the
three'days ,01 the oe:dbration:
Friday,. September 13, 1929
g
`Mornin -Unveiling Of, Tablet on the
site of th$',olil sehool building.
,Afternoon -Presentation! otprizes'*en',
• during ,the Last school year,
Evening=Centenary Ball 2.t the -Royal
Tork.Hote1.,
Saturday, fepteinber .1'4, 1929
Morning and ''.4fternoon cricket
-Match, U.C.C. Past and:Present
vs. Toronto •Cricket Club Past"
and President,
Afternoon—Garden Party.
Evening -.Centenary ' Dinner ,at, the
Royal York Hotel.
Sunday, September`16, 1929
2.00 P. urs-i;ecial Service tar 012'
Boys..at St. James' Cathedral.
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oh populate Theycut sa easily'
Deal with such litille' puela.
Itfakhcl and'WoMmenof, o auaron/eIetP.
AT £VCR`! IIAADWARE :,TARE „n
.DAMES SMART PLANT. BROCKviLLEoPIt
- Safety against skid-
ding Safety when,
brakes say "atop "--
Safety at high speeds—
Safety wherever and
whenever youdriveyour
car—all these are yours,
when you driveonFire-'
stone Gum -Dipped
Tires.
Arid don't forgetthat
they go farther at less
cost than any other
tires you can buy.
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Firestone Dealer today i
FIRESr0N1 TIRE al RUBBER. CO.
011 CANADA, LINETEA,
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Australian Trade
Vancouver ,Province (Ind. Cons.):
There is .no doubt , Canadian' mon-
Miners would buy Australian gods if
these goods were ' bronght to their
attention. Tills involves salesman-
ship --aggressive salesmanship,,, _ It
involves .advertising, .not spasmodical-
ly but systematically.,. It _involves an
attempt to meet American competition
on its own ground by providing ,goods
of a type to which Canadians are ac-
customed and in a form which will be.
attractive to them. Ail this is a
task for the Australian producer and
distributor—not for the Canadian con-
sumer. Australia must remember,
in bidding, for the Canadian market,
that this market is not a vacuum. It
isfilled already, and It Australian
products are to conte 1», they must
push something ,age :out. .And they
must make their way largely an aeon-
omic basis. • They will get some ad-
vantage because they' are Empire
made. lint It is• on their guilty, '02
their cheapness and to quite an . ap-
preciable 'extent on their attractive-
ness that they must really depend.
Minard's Liniment—good for tired feet
SHIP YOUR EGGS
TO
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A QUICK WAY TO END
UABY'S UPSET SPELLS
"Tike other young' mothers, I"wor-
ried every time Baby cried," .says a
Syracuse, N.Y., woman. "Several
times when she was upset or consti-
pated, I tried castor oil but she
couldn't .retain it, Our • doctor told
Me to try Pletcher's Ca9toria because.
it is harmlese and babies like it. That
ended my worries and I've need it
since for allmy children." Castoria
never fails to delight mothers by the
quick way it ends those upsets of
babies and children, such . as colic,
constipation, colds, etc. That's the
reason for its •.tremendous sale and
popularity. Lilts all good things, It's
imitated, but genuine Castoria-the
putelyvegetable" product — always
bears the .Fletcher signature.
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madeThis guarantee has never been challenged.
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indigestion usually mean .excess acid,
The • stomach nerves are - over -stimu-
lated. Toe much acid niakes the stone,
ach andintestines sour.`,:•
Alkali kills: acid instantly. The best
form is Phillips' Milk of Magnesia, be-
tause one harmless, tasteless dose
nentralizes, many times its volume In
acid.. Since its invention, 50 Years;
ago, it has remained the standard
with physicians everywhere.
`Iheir Unlit of 'Endura
ance -
Steel, automobile tires may ltOthe
next:major development_ 10supertpee(1
racing," believes Capt, 3. S. Irving;
British automobile ' exper't, ?Who de-
signed Major -E. 0. •p; Segrave's gol-
den, Arrow.
C lltain Irving is of the opinion that
the present day tuber and' relish! rad -
Mg .'ttre
ading.'ttre 'bas about reached • its, ijmft,
as fay, as.withstan2ing terDiOc force 39
collecriied: If the speed 'record geos
muchhigher,, he says, steel tires may
`have to he put into use.. ,
The'tireg .onMajor Seagrave's".ear;
built :at 'a T•cost•%bf about 92 200 '';cash ;
.were. designed,tp'viithstand 'speed; of
;240 to 260 -miles an hoursfor one min
ate, Major'.,Seagrace , set the new
world record'at. 231 m}les an -hour:' ;
Hazard in Tires
"Otto of the great hazards 'high
speed racing," Captalu Irving ; says1'
"Is in .the tires.` '1 ;Nave„been eonatd=,
.ening tieing; steel tire•for!some :time,
but- I'm not really yet to ;let a men
risk his life with them”
They British' `motor expert believes
'there -4e ,no ,•calculable Whit • :to -she
speed at which amen can travel in:an.
"automobile • as tong as Leis protected
from the '.wind ; by an' inolosdre ',and
..1116V0/3 :fit a straight 1111'0.
If the limit 'ever Is' reached, he• 11e
'sieves 'it will' lie in the•• neighborhood
of `350 miles an 'hear for two -wheel
.drive, care and 400 stiles ,an hour !for
,care With four-wheel' drive.
OD IN EVERY WAY-.
Baby's 'Own . Tablets ]Banish
Babyhuood and :Childhood
Ailments.
.9 medicinethatall mothers`: praise
—one good in every•'way--one that
will 'quickly banish the minor '1119 of
babyhoed'and 'ehildhood.is the medi-
cine to keep in the medicine chest;
to always•have on .hand in ease of
emergency. Snella niedclne ' is
Baby's Own Tablets—they are help-
ful .at , all times. They :are a mild
but thorough laxative which by re-
gulating the bowels --and stomach
banish colds and simple fevers: cor-
rect eonstiplation apd indigestion; re -
sieve colic and diarrhoea and make
the ,putting of teeth easy.
Thousands of mothers ase no other
medicine for theft little ones. Among
them is Mrs, 3, I3. Bromley, West-
meath, Ont., who writes: --"I have
four children and whenever any of
them are 111 I, always use Baby's
Own Tablets and have found them
good in everts way. I would not be
without the Tablets and would also
like your little booklet Care of the
Baby in Health ,and Sickness.'"
Baby's Own Tablets are sold by
medicine dealers of* -by wadi at 25
cents a box from The Dr Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Take a appoint -in water and your
unhappy conditioif will probably end
in five minutes Then -you wit1 always,
know what to do, crude and haim-
fni methods will never appeal to you. that "Yes, poor PereY may have' had hie
Go prove this dor your own sake, It Universities should not 'Taller to their i faults, but his beart was on the right
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may save a great many disagreeable disinterested pursuit of. learning In sids " "Is that so? No wonder he
hours. the secure knowledge that all studies, died!"
Be sure to get the genuine Phillips' properly conceived, conduce towards
Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physi- that essential embodiment of the mind
clans for 50 years in correcting excessI and ,character whielt regards' what Is Mlhard's Liniment for cuts and bruises
acids. Each nettle contains full dine- learnt and taught as something greater :-.----
tfolis-any drugstore tilos merely useful. � • ISSUE
41.
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'i[ If RS. FRED. PENNY,
ANA
R.R. No. 4, Nor-
wich, Ont., aaaffer'eti from
anaemia - for over three
years. Though taking
medicine . all that time,
nothing helped her, til
ate began Dr. Williams''
Pink Palls. "
If bad no appetite", she
writes..,. "I could not aicep.
My blood altruist turned to
water. I"was weak and my
heart would palpitate violent-
ly. Y am thankful to say that
in Dr. Willia,ns' Pink Pills 11
found the relief I soilht My"
color' returned, my appetite
improved, ,;^my weight in.
creased fefteen pounds, and
it •was not long till .1 could
perforin my work with ease."
If you aro weak and easily
tired subject to headaches,
are pale, without *appetite,
end yqur work seems a bur
den, do not delay. Start treat-
ment at once by buying a box
of Dr. Williams' Pink Piltz at
your nted]ciae dealer'* or by ,
mail at 50 cent* a box from
The Dr.- 'Mitigate lt•Iedicine
Co., Brockville, Ont. 8.27
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IIREE
•`A HOVSVHQt,D NAME
1N SA 0000V0100'
Canadiain Farihs for British
Families
E. IL Gamble in United Efnpire:
Every man, woman and child added
to. Canada's population should prove a
potential customer to the extent of
at least 9250 per annum of manufac-
tured goods. Every immigrant .be-
comes a consumer of Canadian prod-
ucts,
roducts, and in time becomes a Canadian
producer, Every family that 1s plac-
ed On the land enables two families
to live in the cities, Urban labor
and industry have everything to gain
from an intelligent colonization and
agricultural developmet policy. In
}:act, lasting agricultural prosperity
cannotbe expected in any new coun-
try without colonization and develop•
ment of the vacant spaces by perman-
ent settlers. It stimulates the dee,
wand for land and strengthens land
values.
Chileans to Build
Children's Theatre
to„ avoid Bad Plays
Santiago Seeks to ensure
Wholesome Entertainment'
•., far Young People :,.
AHEAD OF CANADA.
Santiago, 'Ch11e,—Providing whole
some' entertainment. for children fe- a
'major object in, the establishment of
a Children's 'Theatre which 'is to, be
-constructed here. Tim 'building 'will
be used for education and:entertain-
nrent of children only,''' The Mayor
of Santiago has st ne -a,decree pro-
-
aiding for the -theatre..
The Mayor's decree' points out that,
notwithstanding the ,modern censor-
ship ,established over, plays; and'mo-
tion
mo -tion pictiires;,'parents-_cannot .be ,sure
that their ,children always .will see
the type of plays and "movies" design-
ed to improve morals-' and character.'
The average model'.n play, in .the
opinion of the Mayor, notvonly lacks
in ,good taste. and eduoationel,art, but
In the majority ,of cases .depicts i'ob-
-beriee, disorders und':ttie•,baser' pas-
sions: •.
.The Mayer ;believes It is-the',duty
of society in general not only ;to guard
children against 1111 unwholesome im-
pressions, but to endeavor to ;procure
complete development of tp'eirSnental-
ity along the multiple activities' of
modern life. In. order to put :this.
theory , into practice the '.Children's
Theatre will. exliibit•:ptays especially
prepared tor children.
The offerings ..will be, derived `•from
-the works of the moat s:roper^Chilean
authors, based on 'dignified and Pa-
triotic motives, •historic •'episodes and'
aarrativee tending to ;develop' "a lobe
in the c1iild'tor wholesome things. ,
In order that. needy as well; •as
'wealthy children.they attend the the-
atre and enjoy 'its benefits,' the ;mn-
'nlcipality will famish an occasional,
`free show. .•'
Ed. -Can't. our Lair Province or Do
amnion at large draw it good lesson.
British . motorcars worth. £11,000
have been exported in -a year to. INN,
where in 1905, -when the 'first car
arrived in' the islands a committee
of devil doctors was formed to ex-
terminate the monsters thought to be
concealed under the bonnet.
"Two Hobgoblins"
Mr. Alanson H, Hotlgiiton, the retir-
ing U.S. Ambassador, in a striking ad-
dress at a dinner in London given in
his honour, said:—
"If anyone ill anxious about the
Anglo-American ' relations because
there are unsolved problems between
the two peoples i have no worde to
comfort him. There will never be a
time when. such problems do not exist.
"I Confess frankly I see only one
•reason for distrust. And . that is the
existence of• twe mental hobgoblins.
One of these hobgoblins appears from
time to time in America to assure us
that Britain is a predatory Power,
cynically Careless of right and wrong,
indifferent to the interests of others,
greedy, cunning and waiting only Tor
a favorable opportunity to strike us
down.
"The other appears from time to
time in Britain to assure you that
as America .becomes more conscious
of her .gigantic strength she wil] in-
evitably become, imperialistic anis,
ruthlessly and brutally seeking to ex-
ploit others, will use that strength
merely to play the 11121y and 'become
a danger and a menaceto the peoples
of, the world. le these two hobgob-
line speak the' truth the future is
dark indeed.
"But these two hobgoblins do not
speak the truth. There aro no such
peoples as those described, • The
description is false. The real peo-
ples are wholly different They are
made up of millions of kindly, decent,
hard-working, God-fearing men and
Women, wbo possess Innate common
sense, who are busy about their own
affairs, whodo not fear one another,
Who want to live in peace, and who
mean, Clod willing, to do so.
"Is it not about time that we re-
cognized that fact fully and conscious-
ly, and turned definitely away from
such fantastic views of our true rela-
tionsto each abet? A durable and
unbreakable peace exists even now
between the British :and American(
Peoples if they will but recognize the
fact,"
University Education.
Glasgow Amid. (dons,} t Cillture,
to use a word for which we would fain
get a substitute, is the mainspring of
endeavour. It is the informing prin-
ciple of life at a University;' and
those who enter the'gates of any of
these great institutions with 'the threat
and sole intention of taking a degree
towards the end that they may benefit
financial/y, may leave at the clime of
their' undergraduate years without
ever. knowing ' what the 'University
might have meant for them,; and for
those possessed of intentions similar
to their own. That. suck( do come to
the. Universities we cannot .deny. A11
the greater need, accordingly, the
Red Rose Orange Pekoe Tea is truly econo'Inica,
half pound makes almost as mashy cams as a full pound
ofcheap tea costing SOc to 6Oc, ear ;•
°stood.
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RED ROEORANGE PEKog,313,6L Lura ;' ood';:
Approve Cobham ba
•The Geographic Board of --Canada
has approvechthe naming of the north
branch- of Severn River .in` Manitoba
and Ontario, Cobham ;after Sir : Allan
Goblram, ; the famous British aviator,
9Ilinarda Liniment relievesp ain.
Expenditures''
0118 Canadian
Roads
.In 1927 -federal, provincial and muni-'
efpal' expenditures on the iinprove-
nfent ,and nattintenance of Canadian
roads: amounted, t`o4945;750,000,..,'
9iiTHO
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Souls and Stomachs
Wickham Steed in the Review of
Reviews (London): We need to be
careful how . we set about the busi-
ness of making a better world. Some-
thing besides money and wealth has
to be taken into account. The peo-
ple who believe that everybody :will
be bappy with his wages or comfort-
able incomes, 'forget that there .is a
spiritual side to human beings, and
that the spirit may be nearly if not
quite as important as tete body. The
other people who insist that' the spirit
atone matters, and that the chief thing
is fpr them to "save their souls" by
taking refuse from worldly evils in
an other -worldly creed, forget that
some degree of bodily comfort is in-
dispensable to human welfare.
Father: "So you've already begun
to find that married life has its trou-
bles?" Daughter: • "Yes, Ted's a
dear -old thing, but sometimes he
won't listen to reason." "Fie ought to
be ashamed of himself. Not every
married man has .the chance."
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Radium Ousts
The British,Press
Herbert Tracy in the Labor Maga-
zine (London): The independent
newspaper has practically disappear
ed. The process of concentration has
led to the formation pf three domins
ant groups (the Berry, Rothermere
and In� peresk combines) . Under
such cd'nditionsit is ridiculous to ialk
about the freedom of the press. That
freedom has been undermined by- com-
meeciai influences, which in their turn
have made. untenable the position of
independent newspapers. As things
now stand, the only apparent alterna
tive is the extension of wireless broad -
meting, on the largest possible scale
and with the utmost latitude of ex-
pression. The broadcasting monopoly
may conceivably be, in some cog-
-entrust of silence on the part of the
press, the only means of guiding and
informing public opinion in a period
of national •crisis. •-
Anglo-American Sea -Power
'Frank E. Simonds in the National
Review (London): Englishmen do'
'not realize .the extent to which now,
ten years atter the World W?r,
American opinion has Crystallized Sn
the belief that we were made belliger-
ents by reason" of British use of sett -
power. -Iltitil the Germans imposed
decisive
eked
the t
the .submarine blockade e
majority of\the .Slmerioan •people
wore resolved upon neutrality.. For
this majority the German action seems
a direct consequence of the illegal on.
playment of British sea -power' in re
spedt of neutrals, and. particularly in
respect of the United States: In-'
dubitably' we adopted the same
methods' when we meeame beliiger.
ents,.but this detail le not even 'gen-
erally known,
No. 19—'29 '
Are pot eomplete without .
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DOZEN different things may
cause a headache, but there's'
dust one thing you meed ever do to
get immediate relief. Aspirin is an
absolute antidote for such pain.
Xeep it at the office, have it ready
in the home. Those subject to fre-
quent or sudden headaches should
carry Aspirin in the handy pocket
tin, Until you have used it for head-
aches, colds, neuralgia, etc,, you've
no idea how much Aspirin can help.
It means quick, complete relief to
millions of men and women who
use it every year. And it does not
depress the heart,
SPIRIN
Aspirin to a Treaclesrk Registered la Causes
1Com"I took Lydia E. Pinkhare's Vege
I1-
tablepound hec00ae 1 was so
I sick every mend( that had to keep•
my bed for two days and 1 suffered so
that I felt badly at the time. 1 had
been working in a factory, bur for a
ions time was not able to work as I
, was so run-down and nervous. My
fsdcnds told me' of the Vegetable
Caaitpound. 1 am now sound and
' Weill and have gone back to work. E
halve a good appetite, my color is
moil and I ant in good spirits."—
Evelyn Bourque, 132 Alma Stilet;,
Moncton, New Brunswick,
§N NIT r `lilace
Many motor oils look • alike, but there is a vast dif,.
ference in the way they perform. il)nfortunately
this difference 1st di Ecnit to detect.
The invisible difference which makes one motor
oD better than another must be inherent in the
crude from which it is made. ,
Thereyou have the reason why Marvelnbe gives bet.
ter engine lubrication than oils refined from ordim-
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