The Clinton News Record, 1924-05-22, Page 7g
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EY DR. J. J. MIDDLETON
Provincial Board of Health, Oramie.
fiiddletoa will be glad to answer queetlons on JPutties Health mats
tars through this column. ,Addreee hies at flpadina House, Spaia+
t;reecont,: Toronto.
Industrial hygiene is a.:term that
shouid be understood by everybody.
When we consider the large percent-
age of the people of this province who
are engaged in industry, the health
and;: happiness o£ these workers is a
matter of supreme importance to the -
individual, the -community' and the
The preservation of the health of
workers in industry is what indus-
trial _hygiene" essentially means,
whethe
r it xs in reducing health heti-
arils or in improving the ;_aurreund=
Ings and, conditions under which the
week of xa.
r r•i
ca x ed on. Inti' 1
de ta] that
n
y
preservation and improvement of the
health of'the workers brings the same
benefits ° to the members of the works.
nie.. families and' friends, thus,fnereas
ing immeasurably the sphere of in
dustrial hiygieae activity. Too :of
the conditions wide. which men 'an
women work are reflected in .th
home conditions and .surrounding
and where lack of concern is shoe
for the welfare of ` those engaged i'
industrial pursuits, there is' °a Correa
ponding' lack of interest on' the part
of the workers' in the work they are
doing, which is detrimental to "both
employers .and 'employees, as well -as
to the quality and quantity of the
goods' or manufactured articles pro-
duced. Besides; if a lack -Of interest
is manifested in the health. and con-
ditions under which "men and women
work, social and political unrest and
dissatisfaction become wide -spread
disturbing and dislocating trade' and
commerce, and affecting• the .whole
strata of our domestic and'national
affairs. -
'' That there is -a eat need for in-
tensive
n-
tensive'work to, ase' done in Ontario in
the sphere of Industrial Hygiene is
cvideneed;by industrial reports and
by statistics. ' 'The time lost through
disability is a very important feature
to be reckoned with, it being estimated
with. Where certain information is
not at hand, literar,.y "research .'pork
is carried on to gain the information
asked for,' evhile in addition, a system:
of general educational propaganda ":on
Industrial Hygiene is being eonducted;
A start has bean made in clinical
work by the establishment of an 'ii -
ue al clinic diagnosis
d trf for , by
means •.of which an investigation .is
being made as'to' the prevalence of
lead poisoning In certain trades in
p g
1
Ontario. A demonstration: has recent-
ly been carried out' in Thorold to de-
termine the possibilities of "an Indus-
trial and Public Health Nurse com-
bining -her
ub ahN s o
bining-her duties so its to make both
ph `of her• work as effective es
ppoosste. Altogether -the' Division of
Industrial Hygiene is aiming to rale
. the general standard of health among
ton xidustrial workers and thereby do ite
d
air
e
shown
in
that approximately 3,300,000 work-
days per year are lost through dis-
ability by 500,000 industrial workere
In this province,
To safeguard the health of indus-
trial workers in Ontario is one of the
chief functions of the Division' of In-
dustrial Hygiene, Provincial Board of
Health. To this end the Division has
established a bureau of information
which will eupply all facts and figures
necessary for the work that is to be
carried on,
To prevent waste of time and the
reduplication of effort, there have been
collected the results of scientific re-
search and practical experience gain-
ed by highly paid experts in :progres-
'
sive plants in other countries. This
very valuable information is at the
disposal of industrialplants who have
similar health problems, even though
en a much smaller scale, to be dealt
share towards the great" combine$
work of ail Divisions of the Provincial
Board af' Health, vie„ to improve the
race and raise the health standards
for all classes of .the Gommunity,
"I'd rather have my husband than
a dozen others."
I think that's where' you're wise.
A
dozen is a lot to, :manage,":
Let Me. Grow Lovely
Crowing Old.
"Let ine grow lovely growing old--
.So .many fine things do;
Laces, and ivory, and gold
And alike need not 'Ise mewl
"And there le heating"in old trees,
OId streets a glamour hold;
Why may not I, as well as thee,
Grow ldvely, growing old?"
Karie Wilson Baker.
GRATEFUL PA
G THKS A
RENTS POUR
TO A LMAC
Five in One Family Are
Helped—Mother and Father
Give Details. •.
The value of Tatilac , as a family
medicine and tonic le again Very force-
fully demonstrated, This time In the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 10.
Kaake, 2480 Kirby Ave. West, Detroit,
Mioh., where tether and mother and
every member of the family have been
benoftted by the wholesome and help.
-ftil'ingredients of the famous prepare -
time
Recently, in speaking for herself
and children, Mrs. Itaake s ,
said; a~ox
More than a year our three little ones.
-John, age 6; Elwyn, 4; and Merger
rte, '2,—hard been so peaked and life-
less that we were seriously worried
about them. Their stonmehs were up-
set, appetites poor, the color had left
their cheeks, their nights were rest,
.less, and during the day they Yvould
suet mope around, taking no interest
ireplay or anythingelse.
"They began to sat and Bleep better
almost from the first dose of Tanlac,,
and have picked up now until you
couldn't find three healthier or more
active ellildt'en in all Detroit. They
sat ravenously, the, color of health has
returned to their cheeks, Gail the ..
Just wantto be on the ge all the time.
I have also taken Tapia% to build me
up, and It never seems to fail.
"As to my personal experience with
Tenaac," said Mr. Iiaalte, "1, simply
can't express in words the great help
it gave Inc. About a year ago I was
a 'Media of boils;:actually having fine -
one on nre, and was eb played out that
T couldn't de a bit of work for weeks.
My Buffering was almost unbearable.
l' cared little for -food, suffered with
severe headaches, and stomach pains,
and got so 'Weak and ner.Vous that e
felt discouraged,
Tanlao oarrooted my stomach
disorders, woke up my appetite,
cleansed my blood and toned up my
system eo that the 'boils went away,
and nothing of the kind alas bothered
me since. 1 bane gained 28 lime and
I "eat, sleep and feel like a braud,now
Man. We have given Tauiac a fair
trial
and found it wonderful, and Sf;
anyone doubts our statement they can
write personally. We. wouldn't think
of being Without• Tented."
Tanlae is for sale by all good drug-
gists, Accept no "substitute.• Over
40 -Minion bottles sold.
Tarlac Vegetable Pills, for const!-
pation, made and recommended by the
manufacturers of T,ANLAO.
fit urUr°:s°413,
tonXti'4'4 nnta Fo illy,
rn 7? 1t. M1c1,,,
The tail cf lit of „
torten ago Wes Lord 'i e""%1 Pti.
Iawreatta The :fallowing peettee
from J ockeley Hell" represents the
poet et hie best;—
in ill e Springs foliar erhuovn names
upon the tobin`t'h east;
Iu fhe Coring the wanton lapwing gets
hf wolf anothor'.creet;
the Spring a livelier irat Changes
an 'tire burnished dove; .
n the Spring a, young man's Eaney
lightly .turns to thoughts' of love.
Then her cheeli was .pale and thinner
than sliould be for one so young,
And, her eyes on ail any motionswith
a mute. observance ,hung:
And l said, "My cousin Amy, speak,
ands
r peak the truth to ine,
Trust rad, cousin, all the current of
my being 8et5 to thee."
On her pallid cheek and forehead
caste a'•color• and, a light,
As I have seen the rosy red ihtshing
in the -northern -light.
And she turned -cher: bosom shaken
with a sudden storm of s1ths=
Alt the spirit deeply dawning,: in -,the
dark of ;hazel'°eyes--
Saying 'I have hid nal feelings, fear-
ing they should do me wrong
Saying, "Dant thou love me, cousin?"
weeping,. "I have loved r thee
long."
Love took up the glass of Time,,. and
turned it In )t.fa-.glowing hands;
Every "moment, lightly bbaken, ran it
seat la golden sande.
Loos took up : the harp Or Life,- and
emote on all the cords with
night;
Smote the -chord of Self, that, tremb-
ling, passed in muffle ' out of
eight.
A...PLENDD LAXATIVE
S t �ia�I�i�iV�l
FOR THE 11A1 Y
Mothers ;Mould constantly be on
guard, to keep baby's bowels working
freely and his stomach sweet, ;for
nine-tenthp of the aliments from which
little :ones suffer are caused by de-
rangements ' of the'. stomach and
bowels. Baby's Own Tablets are a
splendid laxative for the baby. They
are mild but thorough; contain noith-
eropiates nor narcotics, and are ab•
solutelY guaranteed to . be safe , and
efficient for either the newborn babe
Or' the growing child. By- their action
on the bowels and ,stomach they drive
out 'constipation; and indigestion;
break up colds and simple fevers and
make the dreaded teething period
easy. The Tablets are sollt by medi-
eiue dealers or by mail at 25 cents a
box from The Dr. WIlfianis' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
Cave' Which Sings.
Moat people have heard of the Willa -
paring Gallery which` surrounds the
done of St, Paul's Cathedral, London.
But few living beyond•the hardest of
the Black, Country of England know
that there is. a Singing Cave in the
grounds of Dudiey Castle, The cage
does not sing, any more than the fa-
mous gilded gallery whispers; but by
seine accident ins its construction, the
Sounds of voloos ring round its cav-
ernous'svelte and become possessed of
such sweetness and power as to take
the cave a plane of enchantment,
The tomb of the wife of Sulfa in the
Homan" Campagna, will repeata line
of poetry Wblcli:takes two and a halt
soaonde to utter..
In a cave la the Pantheon :t Rosie
the visitor, by only flappleg hie coat,
can erects an echo like the report of
a big gun; while an the £amoue Lean-
ing Tower of Pisa the 'sound of musi-
cal noted-, either sung or ptbyed on an
instrument, are so repeated and ampit-
fled that it almost weenie , as though an,
organ were playing.
Tennyson wrote, his famous iyrio,"
"The Splendour Valls," after bearing
the famous bugle -echo et Killarney,
A bugle blast is echoed and re-echoed
from the hills till' it sounde as though
a hundred bugles were blowing.
If the famous Menal 'Suspendlon
Bridge le token down, ea ;is possible,
to be replaced by something more sub-
stantial, not only Will a bridge be desa,
trotted, but also a famous echo, The
Bound of a
hamme
rs
1 repeated from
each supporting, orassbeam In the
bridge, aid finally from the opposite
pier 676 Leet away,
Lions and Leopards Ravage"
North Rhodesia Farina.
Farmhouses fu rho bush bordering
on the :northern Rhodesian frontier
have recently been In a state of siege.
owing -to the activities of nob, The
animals have dome ,out of the juugie
in daylight and attacked the farm ant.
male, carrying off sante of them.
In seine eases the natives working
en the farms have been attacked, and.
several have been killed.. The' lions
are.often joined by leeperds-and have
appeared in such numbers that the set-
tlers are forced,to;'go about only In
targe groups end_te keep: a constant
gilard over 'their familied and stock.
• The' wife of a railroad employee re-
porf' e, thrilling adventure In this eon.
nection, Mrs. McLean left leer home
at (*anise on a bicycle to visit neigh-
bors. Reaching a river she found two
large lions on the bank.• She wasso
near that sale could not retreat and
prepared .to fight for her -life, but at
the "first phot the aninlale ran. She
then proceeded and . shortly carate
:;cross a big leopard eating an. by. The
leopard also made a hasty getaway,
but followed Mrs.. McLean for some
Arriving at the term time found. ft
had been attached for several weeke
by the animals and many cattle had
been lost. Next day' elle was;eseerted
back to her home' by a neighbor and
ten natives, alto, on,•leaving Mrs, Mc-
Lean, found they had been tracked all
the way by lions. Mrn. McLean's 'es-
cape was probably due to the fact that
the animals !tad eaten their 5111 of oxen.
`Slew. tied 000o" is all right if
yet, t t
quite Alf e you're act too slow.
AoSs fur' h:;nard a end 5000 no Other.
Can lie :4voided by eepling
Blood Rich_ and Pore.
•
he foment* of Maung 51x4 May 00
iced or lt,thay Tie•eairiod by bad
ta1m' uneatable food, beet" and irre-
gular •e-ttng Snsuf0elont outdoor ex-
erci,5o.trnd net eneugb rest and sleep;
it,contes' on glaonally, beginning With
languor?' indisposition to exertion and
ti .feeling of fatigue, . Later conies pal
pitatien of 'the- heart and lien&Calms.
Int the' majority of!'onSOS ennstlpation
is 'Pr eeent and the- complexion takes
'on it, gvennish-yellow'Pallor, 'The treat-
creat es - quite, easy and pimple. pr,
Williams' Pink P111s.gio.just the tonic
to 'remedy- this wretei,od state of
health, . Thea sot ti{recily ltpon the
b£nod and'es it -becomes -rich andhere
strength; and activity i returns, the
glow of health ecziies to0the cheeks,
''tad soon ,the trouble 'twill" .ditappear
and geed health follgv: Miss Pearl
Parise, R:.R. No. • I,- Realtor °, Out., had
proved the 'Value- of this'inedlcine, end
her statement Will point the wily to
health to all other weak girls: Otte
gays;—"I'wae very ill 'yltlt .anaemia.
I could not sleep at :night; my apps.`
tite wase poor, my face snit lips were.
very pale nail my eyes dull, 1 got so
weak that' I - could 'not go upstairs with.
out resting. • Z took dizzy and fainting
spells, had no ambitene'whatever, acid
of
did net
tale, to go 'about X was in
tbie copdition for nearly a year. 1
had treatment from taro doctor's; but
not regain m stii•ou'th
y b so my
ether, who o was . ti cry uneasy about
me tleeided -should try Dr, 'William's'
pink -Pals, Atter tieing the pills for
a while X felt somewhat better, and.
continued taking there until. 7 had
used about a,dozeirhoses, when I was:
again well and 'strong. I can-'etrougly
recommend Dr, 'Williams' Pink PAIS
for the treatment Of `any Offering
from anaemia.'
You can get these Pills from any
Medicine dealer or by _mall at 60 eta,
a MA from The Dr, Williams' -Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
Tree Doom.
To draw sweat sustenance from the
earth `
Without devouring meat that's
stain;
With casing bark to fit one's !firth
And stand unhoused In wind, sun,
rain—
To have waved leaves instead of hair
And a green color fora face;
Never to move through life' elsewhere,
But root forayer in one place,
0, what a strange life there must be
In a broad, earth -rooted treel
And yet, men say, when strieken sore,
Trees shiver a space just as they're
felled; ' •
A sentinenee sweeps their inmost core
That by their downward mill is
quelled•--
As If, from base to crown, they tried
To walk but once before they died.
—harry hemp:
Not Considering the Right. •
Friend --"Did you say you'd rather
be rights than President?"
Old Soalt—"Naw—rather be tight
titan President:"
reit �RNs
-„.._.r•
Lift Off—No Pain!
DA
EIONE
Damiat't hurt ono 0111 Drop a little
"Freexene” ' on an aching corn, ie•
stantly that corn stops hurting, .than
shortly you lift ft right oaf with fingers.
Your druggist sella a tiny bottle of
"Freezone" for a few cents; sufficient
to 'remove every hard corn, soft cpsh,
or corn between the toes, and the foot
calluses, without soreness at irritation.
ood to � - "
It's
g prove, in yourself, that
not all the good die young.
The safe way to send ,nouoy by mall
`ls by Dominion Da -press Money Order.
If you're•at.honio when BelI Imocks
you'll be found out later.'
MI,nard'a L1niioent tor r0smmr,tT.
Fortune is like glass --the brighter)
the"glitter the galore easily crop'
WE NAVE A SELECT -STOCK
USED, FORD CARS
Touristic, Sedans, Oeupee and
Trucks
Ail' Mechanically. Sound and Many
NeWly Painted,
Specially ,Priced i'cr Quick Sale,
Cash or do '1 Tine.
Riverdale Garage,, Ltd.
766 - 763. flaaSorth Ave. . Toronto
Phone Gerrard 2104 - eee5
A' trick, very Popular with stage
matgiciapp, may be performed. in
any eerier and has tee appearance
05 being a far more elabprtite Criclt; ,
then Most amateur tricksters
• Tpree pieces of tissue ,paper, red,
white 'and, blue are shown. The
sleeves are rolled":up and the betide
are ,,seen ' to be empty except for
the paper, The rapers "are sot oh
fire and while they are burning the
trickster crusbee them in his
hands, ,extingelebing the demos.
Ile rubs' his hands together and
produces from the ashes o"f tits
papers a 'smart silk Aniericaii flag,
The trick requires a Uttlo ears :to •
avoid burning the "fingere. Melt
magietans let tbe'. papers—eaeb ie
a little bigger than a cigarette pia•
per—barn tin unLf1 .dnF r a very' r;sntay 1l
bit remains unburned. Then latera
ie little' longer.
The flag is Prepared for the trick
b ybe
ngrot
led
foto a very a1fball. ' This is,pushed leto 'one
end.
of a, box: ef'satet'y' matehee. -•The.
box is put within .easy reach Tial
placed se ,that the spectsto a ee -
not.toe ;the end -ln !M.O. 1110- fr
10 hidden.'
When --the -"magician takes a
match out,of the box, he closes it.
That forces the handkerehlettlnte
One of his palms. The fact*tii'at the
name hand bolds the papers enaht$s
hint to keep the head closed with.
tint exciting suspicion.
!Clip pis nut end,p0050 it, with
other of the series, in.a oropVok)
WOMEN CAN DYE ANY
GARMENT, DRAPERY
Dyeor Tint Worn, Faded
Things New for 15 Cents.
it
n -..or
d %
i
1 � net• condition
r
a1 J
n
s
BSoilutactitredbj*ImtairLfl Tot;aedo Cocrpppy of Casella Lindted•
A man may go to heaven with half
the pains it takes to purchase hell.
Keep Mlnerd'a Liarnaant
Is the hour®
It coats more to support one bed
habit than to support two good ones.
' AIL IQ LY
us$ -
and am 584r.,
*Male1 ata
Itrtla ram . 11 12 Op.
wade. Wrna tar
ape.
PEERLIEIie atOYCLii teb11WORKS
195 taunts' 8t. W, Toronto
Don't wonder whether yea can dye
or tint successfully,'' because. perfect
hams dyeing Is guaranteed with "Dia:
mond Dyes" even if you hare never
dyed before. Druggists have all col -
ere. Directions in oath, pookage.
4;
Sarcasm le a very poor pubgtitute
for argument,
iipiard's•Liniment Heals Cilias
If you are a law to yourself, you're
a nuisance to'others'
Greatest Professional Opportunity
S
tud y r Ghironrace l
Toronto College of Chiropraotio
3 Gherics St. West Toronto
Bees on Earle
Nothing page better when properly
managed. Bend for Our catalegae.
of beekeepora' supplies. ' lexpore ad.
vice freely given.
Ruddy. Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
JBrantford Oat,
mitutiagensismatussousanomogintoon
Government ns
MunicipalN
• Industrialla
U
Let lie send yon circular "IS"—
? Por Cent. Plus Safety—places
Yell under 110 obligation what-
ever. Write for It to -day,
Dominion Brokerage Co.
821 FEDERAL BUILDINGS
TORONTO - ONTARIO
WIN 1000 MILE RADIO SET
GREAT OPPORTUNITY POR BOYS
AND GIRL8
Wanted everywhere, bright boys
Mid girls to introduce new higlaelass
toilets specialty,
ally,
Salle on sight—To DAD, MOTHER
and, ,SISTER-sCustomers in every
home.
EARN WHILE YOU PLAY AND
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Be first in your district, and mail
Coupon below to. MIKES, L7JMSDEN'.
INDSJSTII.IE5, - LIMITED, 88 Tames
Street Soutb, Hamilton Ont.
Keeping out of the frying pais is the
Arlt stitch toward avoiding the fire.
enta
utut, ]l8tii7TllPiTLiY" O'f4Uver
carded wool; sample, enols gh ligat
comforter; one dollar. Woollen bftilb
deorsetotpn," Oat.
LADIES ONLY. . —
nun BOORLET
"JAD
Z
EBND mailed Neinvelope, free; easi*t'242da Mentz'
Il
NIGHT &
E MORNING tb'
EP YOUR EYES
im+ri epi, a Cant 5eea• NeNye6p.ataraattga4
,0014'T TRY THE.
'DOt 4! •' WATCH
TEST
Coanposed of Pure Para Rub-
ber, , Highly Porous.
ikl fl PUNCTURES
nu BLOW OUTS
Rides Easy as Air, Doubles
Mileage of Casings.
Aero Cushion Inner Tire &
, Rubber Co., Lid.
Winghan3 - Ont.
Slickt
Wevotautor$7tu , ls2I'owerrat+e
cat so
a►aeelwltiasuch iitt'leapuel', antilY
Mm6rin/and')Yoryrjeasbip Gynlgnfeber
• AT EVERY SARDWA E
n TONG
Please enroll eine .in your i7ADIO JAMS'S SMART PLANT 1RDCKVat.toifi;
Competition and send nie .full direr- eg
tions; I am enclosing 36 cents; in - -
etampa„for, sample.
(Name) ,. , . ....
(Address)
el.
Old .Pao. l
Batro-Phosphate fods- the nerves
and old people need it to make theta
feel and look younger. 'It's the one
best nerve builder far weals, nerve -ex-
hausted men and women and that is
why druggists guarantee it, X?rice
Ox per 'Arrow'Chbruicai.0o.;.211
Front St, East, Toronto, 'Ont.
'DANDRUFF
M1nard's applied Sour times a week
removes dandruff and stops hair
from.; failing out.
Say "Bayer Aspirin”
IIS$;ST 1 unless pelf `sea the
Bayer Close on tablets you.
are not getting the genuine
Byer Aspirin proved safe .by
lnitiolls and prescribed by phy-
sicians for 24 years.,
Accept only a
Bayer acicage
which containlsrovenclireciions
Xlandy "Bayer"' 11oxee of 12 tablets
•talo bottles of 24 and 100 --Druggists
Aaplrin 1n the trade tact; (rentatcred to
Canada) or Bayer Manufacture et Mono-.
aaatlenoldcater of 6nitoylloevid
Can Yon Hear?'`
! P1008 watch' toear 40,5 w
away, You should hoar data
56 Inaba.. Doss a uniting la your
0800 prevent your proper heating)
LEONARD EAR OIL
relieve* both Mead Wolves and boar
akga, 700 roll' it hrrwk,of nava end
laical In oostrtle, Nomar�,,1.113
For Salo Everywhere.
Internet/14 doaernalive folder
cent upon mated.
A. 0, LSONAIID, dao,
50 atln Ave.
Now York
CUTICU .
Fo rChilreu's at t
Ct;ticura Seep is ideal for children
use it i o and cleans n
bit. tis para i g,
p o n when' c kin is
and ass Thi the s
4 d'
bot, irritated or i'aeby. Cutecure Tel -
Cum also Is excellent for childreb.
4eierl0 So,?, Yiee by SOoli, Addreae C*nadto
be et• aaaadra, Y.D;Hoxnlse,?d*a '
Ciao o�opp25e,ol0trnwncfbaad60d. Thele. &,
'J;ry oar now Sliav;ng $trek.
SACK ACHED
TERRIBLY
Mrs. McMahon Fells Now She
Found Relief by Taking Ly iia "L
.
Pinithane's Vegetable Compound
Chatham, Ont. --"I took Lydia E.
x?inkham's Vegetable Compound for a
run-down condition after the birth of
my baby boy. I had terrible palm and
backache, afid watt tired and week, not',
fit to do my work and care for my three
little children. One day' received your
little bookend read it, And gave up take
ing the medicine I had and began takire
the Vegetable Compound. I fee's muolt
better now and am not ashamed to tell
what it has done far me, I recommend
it to any woman I. think feels tie Ido."
OM:olg rl'
nt,g, 1
53 1i.arvey.
St., Chatham, '
Lydia E.'Pinlibam's Vegetable Com-
pound, made from roots and herbs, has
Soruearly ftyyearsboenreetoringsielf,
Ailing women to health and strength. It
relieves the troubles which cause such
symptoms as backache, painfal periods,
irregularities, tired worn-out ,feelings
and nervousness. This is shown a, ainand
again by such letters as Mrs. McMRhen
writes, as well na by one woman telling
another, These women know,;' and are
wifling to tell others; what it did for
tltett; therefore, it is surely worth
Lydiyour trialaE.Pit,
Women who rafter zhould writsobotrto trhe
,
OntPini hamario'fteorPriva freeate copy o Lydia 1,
ok upon
"Ailments Peculiar to Weraen.
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