The Clinton News Record, 1927-11-17, Page 3... TheGet Gli*Plt Adventure!
HEART "l'l-lli BEAUTIFUL
'W 1tALITONE 8I?EAK,
There's yomethlog .About' the rich,
hand -colored effect of this Radio'
speaker -which immediately attracts'
the eye end creates a desire to own ;
one. The Vitailtone "Conqueror"'
model shown above appeals to those
I e
hln
"DictIrt..t v
l Y
who want something
DiVerent."
Near this Vlt.aiftone at your local
Radio Store, PrloSd at only 121.10,
or write direct to the
Q.R.S. MUSIC CO., CANADA, LTD.
310 Spadinn Avenue, Toronto 2.
"Neighbors?" "Nay, bores.
M!nard's Llnlmetn for Chilblains.
20 Pairs of Registered Silver-
Rlaelt Fox for Sale.
E. • C.
H. TISDALE
on
int a
Slrticoe Lodge,as Se vart
:D8
a C. ' We iso
«k Witb Leaitite.4
If telrlshtn beppmes practical a
telephone 'call wilt assure us of hav-
Siu ; a "speaking likeness of'our-friends,
No new dances -are announced this
season.. The dance thingsort of got
mired in Black .Buttom.
In Paris the ladies are adopting the
fad of tinting their finger nails in
bands of three colors. Asa patriotic
citizen, if the style is adopted in
Canada, we move that the colors be
led, white and blue,
The' night was clear and frosty. The
two tramps sat in a manger. SUddon-
ly a ghat of wind blew open the door:
"Ofd .pard; remarked the 'other
triune, "them Char flakes is beginning
to' Pall."
(There was a dead silence. Then the
.other tramp spoke; ' "How I wisht,,
they was cornflakes!"
Sonie interesting advice 'on how to
care for a baby, as published in a
newspaper advertisement: "When Bre
baby is done drinking, it should be un-
screwed and laid in a cool place un-
der a tap. If the baby floes not thrive
on fresh milli it should be boiled."
In spite of radio, telephone, tele-
graph, movies ;and the fountain pen,
a
rthc peeling press still holds its own
as the beet disseminator of news,
thought and advertising.
medr f Rook ---"Will anaesthetic make me
sick?" •
,gin s� Doctor—"No. I think not,"
a "' i? creamy I Rook—mow long will it be'before
t'
i
I know a3ythin g "
Doctor—"Aren't you expecting too
much of an anaesthetic?"' "-
lathe"
Besf•for you and Baby boa. i
....,,...�...,,�.n..D�,eei,�•' re
llb<,i a s ll Ml J til ttora co/ ,laizeFEE
plan ahead!
To enjoy Christinas in the Old
Home is ChristmasitiEngtand,
Hogmanay in Scotland; Yule-
tide festivities in Ireland, are
now within easy reach of
everybody.
See a steamship agenieto•day and
:make your reservation while the
best accommodatioq is to be had.
No. Basis Left
Br}tish Economist ." Thinks t
'Labor Unions; Will Be- I,
come Extinct
New York, --Bertram Austin, Brit.isit
esam Dist, who hes just eonlp?,et.ed-a
study in -the Urttltd°States
alien' between' labor and
capital. l,eitev :a labor ''uCiions coon
will become antiquated because labor
will have' nothing" left `to fight for.
A.ustlr{>"'who sailed"receutIY for Len
den, his home,- Made at sensation in
England; ;last year with the boors be
wiote,-jr;ih. Vr. hrancis Llo"Tl .
5'este of Fish WagcS "Titsyd •twoo'
Riitlsh economists Ciudled for
tome,tline' in American factories and
t tdcilstrlesiand fren told the' British
that the Arne/leases had a better sye''
torn of co•operat,on between -capital
anti 11bor.
During. the past month Austin visit;
ed the Mitten management' in Phila-
delphia
'railroad Street
i
' the St t ear
di?lp]tla and
Buffalo. . Bothe the ;Aiitteu,.piant • and
the Buffalo organization are owned
pailially by the workers in the street
car companies,
ion ' in the best
e Orient,
Blended by men trained
World's greatest tee; inarket.
rd
t
"When', the 'ideal conditions exist
between capital and labor there is no
need for a third party to intervene,"
said Austin. "Therefore when co'
operation between capital and labor
teaches a high point and it taking
progress' in boththis country and in
England, It will note be neeessaty for
workers- to organize into labor
unionsee In time I ,believe the
unions will pass out from lack of use,
5.r This has'hapPened 15rgely in the.Mit-
liner
Liverpool, for ,Canada on board'the duatard
young nu., leavingtake advantage of the ten organization. There the men set -
nevi
oceangirlsThey were among the first to tie their' trouble directly `with the
9iner Acrania.;management"
new �D fare scheme from' Britain to Canada. These five neer,
Canadian citizens
ar
ns are full of enthusiasm tor the future. 135 said the unions were organized
"' -"— as a combative unit and, as the
TONE UP TUE BLOOD
AND 'NERVES NOW
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Have No
Equal- for This Purpose.
In ye olden days after a man had
looked over the field of business and
had • decided that he was not fitted
for any particular trade or occupation
ho took up knight-orlmntry; nowadays
lie starts a magazine.
For. the Kiddies
It rains alike upon the dust
And on the unjust fellows,
But more'upon the just because -
The unjust swipe umbrellas.
Cantonese Will
Suppress Piracy
New Regime Will, Act Inde-
pendently of Nanking
Authorities
Anaemia, or lack of. good blood; Shanghai -•Suppression of piracy at
cause's not only pale faces and white ;Bias Bay, notorious lair of Chinese
lips; Ms the root of many pains and ; Pirates who long have defied every
miseries, It is the cause of shattered authority, is 'the first job that the new
nerves, headaches and backaches,, and Cantonese govsirritnent has sell for
the always tired feeling 'from -which itself. orel n dispatches from Canton re -
regain
so many women and girls suffer. To I . g
blood
new health andstrength
the
I ofntly stated that the Canton group
Nationat Nationalists which started a few
blood s7lorilcl be enrichedd ago to establish a new Can.,
co -
Ito a
Packed in the' best ` packet yet
found for tea—Ai ehslae.
— Cla ssified ,Pn,darsrtaseme1i int
— ,.. tr n7 xaussm'is e.
0
ilro'er nr, a is -
LTB.AP1SONIC ClItA.Bg0PEON111, 51
:rfoleetiopo 5116,00 fol• $ 15.00.
�aptt,epd,, Pelpson, ,940 Mount-Ro?ai IOaSh
Ssonti'eal•
ittt7pliQflH9 O:H
LTfee:
on.sF7s ANA rLARNESS, w•RT(r.�l
I � C t tomo The Ito'
pea tory, 30 Nelson BMW,
lidreds Visit
'Tapia' I' ' hi
Derelict Japanese. ':Craft is
Brought Into Seattle
v-
..bla
�3eattle T3tiudredlr 'of persons.
ed_.a.'cold rain here recently to `visit
the Japanese '''canilbal' ship" picked
tip orrthe Washington coast on Mon-
day, Oct. 11th,: after dtifting helpless-
ly :across Oa Pacific ocean.
The bodies of -two Japanese and the
operation between capital and labor
increased there was less and less
heed for conflict
for i' am ss a a of Toronto,'
ifo•ra m $2,00 Given 1,sa7
GUlLa
sgimpply' 5511 60' Bets of Our 'Ftnteuli
Otirlstmas Seals for loo -.a set, Nrie9n
gold send us $8.60 and Iteep 00,00. We,.
\ f trust you till Xmas. et.; NieholRs :Seal
-bones 'of eight' others found aboard Co., Dept._ 604WL, Brooklyn, r. -y., 17-S. L
the derelict 100' -foot craft, have been • Midge. (in thssanit and battery date)
to the ' use to re-
cremated- and will be returned Judge
oma t did you
village of Wavkoba, in Southern duce the-compleintentto this ',vital=
(Japan, the home of the ill-fated men
who set out from Misuki, near Yoke -
hams, last November. •
A possibility that the vessel was the
one seen by the steamship West Icon,
east of Japan last December, was re-
moved when a sailor of the Areal.
can freighter exhibited a photographsomethingthat speaks for itself,
of the disabled. craft which refused , Bored Customer'—"All right.- Suppose
aid"from the `steamer, .Although the I1 you keep quiet for a couple of minutes
two 'ships were somewbat similar in 1 and give it 'a chance,"
appearance, the photograph -revealed
striking paints of difference.
-The derelict, hearing the name
Rye Tel Mann, was found eight. miles
off Umatilla Light by the steamship And there are 40 dues ins
Margaret Dollar. The able's log re- 7b -cent bottler Ple0santistaka
vealed than starvation and death , and inst Relieves nation l Pleasant
every rouv
of Cold
4
vessel.eves
Pr
theCough. h.
` after� Whoopings
had the eYORand
had drifted far out on the Pacific, to u" and eu 4 its. D n sofa
Engine trouble had rendered the craft py „a druggists and g aranteed.
helpless soon after it left Japan• lvMutualcket' z mited,z
142
MADE' HER BABY
PLUMP AND WELL
Nothing makes a mother more grate-
ful than a. benefit confetred upon her
have
child.. Mothers everywhere who
used' Baby's Own Tablets for their
children speak in enthusiastic terms
of then. For Instance, Mrs, Zepherin
Lavoie, Three Rivers, Que., writes:—
'Baby's Own. Tablets are a wonderful
tonic treatment with Dr. Williams da g
Pink Pills. This medicine has brought tonere governmeif t independent
ind p regimes, pre- mel little
ones.
They never
new' health and strength to thousands all other nation
is and
as
1 n rapidly ani' is taking and bowels, and make him plump
i
• art P
ofweak t 1 P g
well. I always keep a box of the Tab-
lets in the house and would advise all
mothers to do likewise." Most of the
ordinary ailments of childhood arise
in the stonmch and bowels, and can
be quickly banished by Baby's Own
Tablets, These Tablets relieve con-
stipation and indigestion, break up,
colds and simple fevers, expel worms,
allay teething pains and ' promote
those healthful sleep• Tho are guaranteed
Among Cdthose -en peepe• r
who have found new an active hand in Cantonese adminis
health through the use or this inedsi' trata atiiolan lrtdicatipn of the group's fa -
eine is Mrs. Gregory J. Murphy,
Ship Harbor, N. S.., who .saysr-"I tention of operating independently of
bless tile day I heard of Dr 'Williams' its erstwhile .colleagues at Maniting,
Pink Pills. Before I began their use ..it was announced that the 10,000 Can-
t was in a run-down and very weak • tonese soldiers now proceeding to -
condition. The least exertion would ward Hankow to aid the Nanking re -
leave me breathless and tired out.• gime in throwing out Gen. fang Seng-
- rk
eng-work was a trial, and at times Chi, will be called back to Canton.
I felt, verge despondout . A friend ad-, The first job that the ,malar Por Ito be free from injurious drugs and
visecl me to try Dr Tilliams' Pink: time of Canton's army will be order- ate safe even for the youngest and
Pills and I got six boxes. I had not' ed to undertake is the suppr'ession of . a ITir
most delicate child. o Tablets are
been taking the pills very long until t piracy along' the south China coasts sold by medicine dealers or mail
I began to improve in health, and con- centering on Bias Bay, the notorious. at 25o box from The Dr. Williams'
tinning t�heir.,use they restored me to land picturesque pirate centre against Mecia Co, Brockville, Ont.
my former good health. I also gave 1 Wili011 the British authorities at Hong ,
the pills to my daughter, who was tong have more limit once sent punt-
aenaemie and run-down, with the live expeditions.
samo good results. Now I always, T.Ite latest Bias Bay incident was
have the pills in the house, and would the capture of the .Chinese steamer
not like to be without them" I Irene on Oct. 10, by a group of pirates,
Get. a box of Dr Williams'Pink Pills who were driven off by a British sub
-
from your druggist today, or s 1 marine. Tho Irene subsegaentiy
60 cents to The Dr. Williams' Medi- sank as a result of the, submarine's
cine Co., Brockville, Ont., and a box lire
will be sent you post paid A litte The nese Cantonese leaders .feel
book, "Betiding 'Up the Blood,"'whichthat"these piracies have -long retarded
explains the-ireatrnertt,%will be sent ilia_ anon- anal development of the
free on request. Canton territory and - that therefore
.. -s----- ..-0.----- I t^ es- mist be stopped. Plans to gat-
risotl the shores of Bias Bay, which I ,
OthOtl�ex, Clues, t is just .outside the British sphere at
er 'Iir•.e Ranee have been announced.'1
Beware when all men speak well of
you—or ill or you,
Box -Oise seems to be the biggest
thing' about the boxing business
Most of ns try to but off eves'yUhIngi
except a good time. After all, there
is nothing unfair about a short skirt.
it gives every man an equal 'show.
Of all the bad habits a business man
tan get into, the Worl`t one is to com-
piain about business.,,
"My gal San' 'a mouse 'yesterday,"
announced' Cactus. Joe. "Shellisnoweia.
fultafeaxd,of theml'-
What did she do?" aPke0 Iiasll-
te.
knife Pete. •
"Picked up a rattlesnake and whip-
ped it to death."
-Don't be 'continually ideldng about
the fleeher• Think back to the hoop
skirts and bustle. Yeoty!
Mrs. Flanagan—"Wag your old man
iu
comflortable circumstances •wheh
he died? '
Mrs. Mar phy—"No; he was half
woy under a train."
• ROuntl Trip front $155 up. '
f,luklrthinalf fare— every
g included.
Sailings
• (,r,1�Zf 8S$tTi'dIS ars iy
'Prom HALIFAX
Dee. 5—ANTONIA for Plymuoth;
Havre and London.
Dee. 11--ATHBNIA for Belfast;
Liverpool and Glasgow.
Dec. 12-eASCANIA for Plymouth;
Havre acrd London.
From ST.'JONN N.A.
Dec.10--ATHENIA for Belfast; '
Liverpool and Glasgow.
tANADI JI SbRVICE e
r end
ASCig l' s'r 1L1NES
Da
THT1 :ROBERT :T FORD CO. LIMITED
j onaiclsog
Oen" Defendant (proudly) — "IVo
weapon at all, yer honor. . It Was all -
hand work."
Minard's Liniment 'for Neuritis.
Talkative Salesman—"Now, hero's
For all pains-Minard'e Liniment,
Horace—"Have ynu seen H ilc 1a's
slew gown?" Herbert—"No. What
does it look like?" "Well, in many
places it's very like Hilda,"
The word "cheerfully" means cheer-'
fully except in the phrase, "Money
Cor.i3ay ,n,dwese7stonun.,TORONTO oieeer•fully` ',efttitded."
outwear tom"
ordinary paw,'
SOLD BY
LEADING
MERCHANTS,
EVERYWHERE
ENJOY
_ til-°
d `.,
R
in the
SOU TH l YrQ q
On the Beautiful
IS1TT i' COAST
laid.equable temperature;
epetature•
never t0
o
boa
i
e
v too
cold. A
land
n
do
of
history ant romanceBeanthful foliaga inspiringwater view
s.Out.
Out-
door sports under pec0ndixxons.Mdern new hotealso apaV-
ie .Cts edcottages.
ctta .. Tie Pun%American, all Pullman trainbf de luxe
cocn tilonleaves :
ly at 10:20 A. Gt)f,4east pointy early fleet morning Other throughtrains daily.
fta Qlorious
FLORIDA
int 1 is winter., Swlm and ,o,
thousgolf,- inti oro and c[l]oy summet sp tot i service
dat',P✓issir sdClnecm/nmenT eFlamin c and from CincinnatiodTheSouthland,`
''1•itr fr ams Cinal 'ati treru Flamingo,
VF y5te
for free aiesc,i' ittcru•rorr qr forinjormatton as to tura, or r<sereaiioitl—
li it in tropical '•
9pt z -x x. antic 1, never.morean
diluting then t ortn rl htthtou hthctvrttt t Ev rY,
ti- .en ' s, p ^ S lc'�d'd through
tra ec t
J t "
EI E• rORTER,'I'rdV. Pass'r Agent !OP27 -LN
(D pt W 1') 605 Trancybctation Bulldina, Detroit, Michigan
ulSVILI,E i &• NASHVILLE• R. H.
0.
•
a�
BITS
Hold their
edges longer in
hard service.
Outwear other makes
andar a therefore
P much moreegonoinical
Other
�r®txhles Developments in the Yangtee Va andbetter. ordersfnreither
, ley in the lighting between the Han• style shipped promptly.
• kew and Nanking governments are, ,
onfiicting, The Limited
Costa Rica Banana Plantations virtuallyE'Mul Wa 'here, dreports from sIMONDS CANADA SAW CO.
the seen , Montreal _, Toronto
Raided by Savage Leopards Nanking forces, howevet•, are tleelar- Vnt;ceuver st John 2-27
Tigres-the. local name for' the ed to be moving steadily on Hanitow ,
great' leopards of South, and Central a•hera irtntv.- enuceetrations of Han-
America—are causing/such an exccs- lfow'troops are In .progress,
sive loss of human life and live stack 'l'b" itankow forces are stated to ,
on the - banana plantations nfi Costa
now are int fear ofea'reitewalerless rrof outbreaks
d foreigners .
Rica that an active campaign in the area. '
and general lawleSsnsso_,-
Havana Bars, All Litter
Havana, Cuba, is probably the only
being waged against them.
In a recent issue of the Diario do
Costa Rica E fruit company inserted
Cho follosltin g advertisement: "hunt-
ers take notice: We will pay 02.50
for every leopard killed city in the world whose street ekilledon the lands era appear for work wearing starch -
of out'plantations at will fur o in the' od linen, neckties ancj gloves, imd,
Pneusis region. We furnish food with `shoes luminously polished::
and lodging to the hunters during la Six to eight' men form the crew of;
their,stRi ebaCh garbage truck, and they work on
Costa Rican nd ofte are ghtremm the run, a gong being sounded when
rly ferocious, ami often weighefrom the' truck 'app'oacbes each residence'
at0' k is 400- petunia. Their mothn toe, as a signal for the garbage cant to
attack to conceal themselves in and be set out. The law requires. that
branches of trees above a road and vic-1 the cans must be returned inimedi-
time. leap down he son their iedthe passingeal-
dent They have t terrified thata visiting atelyidethea careless ,servant and who over-
dents of rural districts
after dark" has/ been suspended sinless', looks this obligation and 'leaves ottt
under an escort of several armedI Sans
for a scrap flies of, ppaper is to be foteach. und
men, atnd with dogs to run ahead.
Poisonous serpents also form a con- , on' the streets, for afternoon are
al -
the
staut menace to Costa Rican agricul- ways at work. Each
tarsi laborers, The deadly coral snake I trees in the parks are sprayed, anti
and .others almost as venomous lurk ;after midnight great watering trucks
o theo banana planing. they
g are -most ; seen 't ratse alltlhduste treets and 'dirt
are
l• totem
washed
the color oY tke foliage, 1 -
with difficulty. Shquld the laborer be away.
s. bitten in the .hand or foot,tlhe lusual
remedy is to slash 'off the wounded Lindbergh Airplane . Wins
Member with his machete, and the World 'Market
sight of 'mutilated natives of the la- Califf -: ket of the
boring class is not ,ancoteinoii. Re- San Diege,
Gently the fruit companies operating international popularity of Col.
in Costa Rica have obtainedt aprance s the' Spiritlrof St. Louis,
orders
ergh and bite serum from Brazil, and isen-
pecten that by its prompt injection 1 for duplicates of the Lindbergh craft manu-
facturer
many lives will in the future be' have been received ay < ti localcle ani-
facturer from .Tapan, anti
saved. Brasil. 1.
Inquiries Trios
have alto been
• cetye
d
from
m
s
e
tc
rL1
British
ca
lou
i.
s
MexlcoColumbisIeruni.ItugiaY
it o
lanes
ordered nes fel t
Greece has o
use of the Ministries of War add',
Marine, ^'while the five Latin -Amort.
can countries will ties them fol', pub- i
lie and air mail use,.
"The wages of sit." are usually ap-
propriated' by the aattorneyseys for the
defense.
SPECIAL
WAS
OFFER
Mere is it
chance to get
au Ideal Handy
Farm Mixer. Delivered anywhere
in Ontario, $82.00, Manitoba, $86.00,
Saskatchewan or Alberta, $88.00,
British Columbia, $40,00.
It mixes concrete, feed, fertilizer,
washes roots, and has a dozen other
uses on the farm.
This is a Special Xmas offer, At-
tach a money ordercto this ad and
mail to this office.
Thousands are being sold. Order
yours today.
Fully described in bulletin 120.
London Concrete Machinery Co,
L0ondon,:Canada. ' Ltd.,
Chapped- Hands
ap-
plied
Mixed
with
sweet
oil and -
P
plied often, Mlnard s will heal
I rough 'and chapped skin.
Al
the naoclerax
intlxxala um
metal, has uses almost with-
out number, a chief one 'be-
�ing as a container for good
tea, the best of all packages.
+All Red Rose Tea is now
packed in Aluminum ..and
. we have so much faith in
both the tea and the pack-'
age that 'your money will be
refunded if you are not com- �,Minalds Liniment for Distemper,
pletely' satisfied;®. r uT
Including
The +1t lu . i li(0
You really enter sunny Cali; ,
fornia the moment you step
aboard oneofthefive famous
Santa Fe'cross•continent
trains. •
The Chief—extra fare—is
i the finest and fastest of the
Santa Fe California trains.
Only TWO business days
on the way. .
No extra fare on the four other
'daily trains: The California Lim-
ited,Navajo, ScoutandMissionary.
Pred Harvey dining -car and din,
i
ixtg stationsexvicesets the s
tandard
world. the transportation
in
St
Isis winter--
takeEnjoy out your family. ilyCalifornia hotel
take
rates are reasonable. loo
tedt5n•alet®ar.Gnatit.Canyon Unca
May 1.teed yon our picture falderal
F.'L Aealry Gen Agent Sento Pa
Phone: ltineaPh•
AO
hT inns
,
ort Limin B1dK
)ac�
tarso
it,
Mich.
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UCIKLEYS
St 1XTUFIJC
Acts Ida a dash -
single sip proves It 007
PAINS ALL
OVER Beef
Two'lVIore Cases of Feminine llt-1
ness Relieved by Lydia E. Fink -
ham's Veg.elable
ink-ham's'Vegetable Compound.
Barrington, N. S. -'Z had terrible
feelings, headaches, 'back and side
aches and pains all over my body. I
would have to go to bed every month
and nothing would do me good. My
husband and my father did my work
for me as I have two children and
we have quite a big place. I read in
the paper about Lydia B. Pinkbam's
Vegetable Compound, and then got a
little book about ittluoug.h themail
and my husband sent to Eaton's and
got' me a bottle and then we got.
more froth the store. I um feeling
fine now and do all my work and am
able to' goout around more. I tell my
friends it is Lydia E. Pinkham'eVeg-
etable Compound that makes non feel
so well. "--iters. VICTOR RICHAIWSON, I
Barrington, Nova Scotia.
Back
Pains 1X1
DuII
St. Thomas, Ont.—"I took tour'
bottles of Lydia E. Pir'icham's Vege-
table Compound and found grs inthe
t
lief from the dull, heavy p -
email of my back and the weakness
from which I suffered for five years
after my boy was born. After taking
' the Vegetable Compound and using
Lydia E. Pinkham's Sanative Wash T
am feeling better than I have for the
past seven years, and advise my
fribndstotake it>'__ Mrs.F..ToMvs0N,
i 49'Moore Street, St. Thomas, Onto
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Renesehes may be swiftly and safely re
l
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by
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a
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Aspirin
s
tablet. A most efficient remedy;andthere's no est
its
use avoids much needless suffering, TtYitcixt time; how
soon its So itg influence is -eltJus'as leFfixl wlelv ftil,v
e
a cold neuralgia, neuritis, rheumatism, Just 1)ecertain
t
l
you get real Aspirin—the genuine has Bayer en the box, and
on every tablet. All druggists, withprover directions.
Phvskians prescribe Aspirin.
it tines' NOT affect heart
w
at Is aaua 'retestingItilo it
orris 5utautura,
4'1'4'4'
sp itn ,`lS.ak. Antillgelannn•ir mauupaciur"w.to.a5vni"aeuGtaneagainst :luu,
ISSUE No. 47—'27 - •