Zurich Herald, 1927-06-30, Page 7T --
A FAMILY MEDICINE
A Welland Lady Tells of the
Value of Dr. 'Williams' Pink
Pills in Her Home.
r "I have =fly reasons for praising
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills," says Mrs.
George L. Swirl, I1,Il.. No. 2, Welland,
Ont. "My first experience with thls
Medicine was in my girlhood, when,
following an attack of scarlet fever,
I was left in a badly run clown condi-
tion, and the pills restored me to good
health. 'eater in my married life I
had a severe attack of rheumatism,
The pain in my right arm and ebould-
er was so bad that I could not dress
myself without help. Again I resort-
ed to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and
again they proved a blessing to me,
as soon the rheumatic pains and stiff-
ness disappeared and there has been
no, return of the trouble, Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills ,have also been of
great benefit to my children. One of
my boys was threatened with St.
,Vitus dance. His limbs and face
,would twitch and jerk. I gave him
the pills, and again they did not fail,
'as under the treatment the trouble
(ceased. I have also given the pills
to my little girl, who was anaemic,
and in this case also with the great -
test benefit. Naturally -when I hear
anyone complaining of not feeling
swell I recommend Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills as I know o1 no other medicine
Ito equal them in building up the
(blood and restoring health."
Take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
•anaemia, rheumatism, indigestion,
Neuralgia and other nervous troubles.
Take them as a tonic if you are not in
the best physical condition, and cue
vtiato a resistance that will keep you
well and strong. You can get these
pills from any dealer in medicine, or
by mail at 50 cents a box from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
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Camels Once Roamed Over
Aanerica
OWLI LAFFS
We With 'Looter)
'To -Morrow,
I know that winter's coming,
Summers aiiiiost done,
The autumn breeze is sighing,
There'e less of glaring sun.
I know that winter's coming
Camels are commonly understood
to belong exclusively to the Old World.
It was not always so, however, as a
specimen recently acquired by Can-
ada's National Museum at Ottawa
amply demonstrates. This is the fos-
eriiled frame of a camel which a few
• million years ago roamed over the
western plains of North America
which were then dry. This curious
specimen has been placed on exhibi-
tion in the Hall of Palaeontology.
If sometimes the tea you are
using does not taste as good
as it used to—just see what
kind of a package it is in.
If it is in paper that is probab-
ly the reason. No chances
are taken with Red Rose.
It is packed in clean, bright
Aluminum. c
Not very far away,
For I saw a Christmas number
Of a magazine to -day.
Judging from the size of the
crowds at a bathing girl revue, or a
bathtub party, men aren't much in-
terested in what women -wear.
"Oh, doctor, I forgot to ask you
about that eye medicine."
"What about it?"
"Do I drop it 1n my eye before or
after meals?"
Extra Mileage
at
No Extra Cost
Gum -Dipping is an es -
elusive Firestone process.
It insulates and impreg-
Dates every strand of every
cord with rubber. Internal
friction and heat are reduced
to a minimum—the side
walls are greatly strength-
ened. Firestone Full -Size
Balloons absorb road irregu-
larities --making driving eas-
ier and riding more comfort-
able.
omfortable.
Fi; estone Dealers are in a
position to save you money
and serve you better. See
yota l searest dealer to -day.
FINES )F CCANTAII 1, L MITED CO.RUBBER
Hamilton, Ont.
MOST MILES PER DOLLAR
AC
Grandma (looking up from paper)
—"It says here that young women
are abandoning all restrictions. Now
mind, don't lot me catch you goin'
out without yours, Ethel"
Grabbing the buck instead of pass-
ing it is one sure way to win promo-
tion.
Phipps' Chips.
}lore lies a young salesman named
Phipps,
Who married on ono of his trips,
A widow named Block,
Then died of a shock,
When he saw there were six little
chips.
Fools rush in where wise men re-
serve their seats long before they're
all taken.
Truth in Advertising: "Big Sale
Now On. Don't Go Elsewhere to Be
Cheated—Come In Here."
A. good deal is said about June
brides. Ever hear anything about
June Grooms? If the grooms really
want a date they might adopt April
lst.
Straws show which 'way the wind
blows. and ,knees show when the wind
blows.
sunset.
The sun sinks in the mountains
When evening comes around.
The sun sinks in the ocean,
The sun sinks in the town.
The sun sinks in the blazing sky,
The sun sinks in the West;
But on a patch of tender skin
The sun sinks on the best.
AN OLP. AQP-- INDUSTRY AT ST, ANQPEws
Imported direct from the . Onto
in metal lined chests.fended
arid packed into 1 lb., % lb., Y41b.
bright A lwninu packages.
'is good rod
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.RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE is extra gaod.
A NEW BCUG
Old Frank Atwines. four score years do not hinder him from turning out
some of the finest mod.elrs of the Indian canoes. made by the Indians at Newt Pear Grit Now Proved to be an
Brunswick. This trail -hardened Mal Bite, photographed above, is holding a Insect—French Entomolo
finished model of a canoe of which very little. is known, being that of one of
gist Explains
the sea -going vessels• used by the Indians. In them ttley..need to scout the "These larvae feed' up the sap of
shores of the Atlantic and according to oldtimere tome exceedingly daring the young leaves in the buds, no vie -
trips were made. St. Andrew's -by -the -Sea where this old Indian lives 'with ible injury, however, being caused by
many of his tribe members has an attachment of Indian romance and this. But as soon as the blossoms
adventure that always appeals to the tourists to the part of New Brunswick. have formed, the larvae attack the
newly set fruit, perforating it and
Bordeaux—"The. Old ReliableA
GREAT PUZZLE' feeding upon the juices.
Many other fungicides have been in-
troduced in recent years and some of
them have proved excellent for cer-
tain purposes, but there are still many
fields where nothing takes the place
of the old reliable Bordeaux, careful parent is to know, just what
In the apple orchard its place has medicine to give the little cacti. When
been only partly taken by the co -miner- the child- falls ill with griping pains;
tial lame sulphur solution. This new is seized with cold or fever, refuses
food or vomits what he has taken,
when he cries a great deal and can-
not get the sleep so necessary to the
growing child, the parent is in a
quandary. What is to be done on
such occasions? As often as not
there is not a suitable medicine in
the house. The puzzle is what to
give him to set him right quickly.
It is to meet such emergencies that
Baby's Own Tablets were designed.
These pleasant little Tablets quickly
reduce fever, break up colds, relieve
constipation and indigestion and al -
TO CAREFUL PARENTS
One of the greatest puzzles to the
er material has proved' to be excellent
for the eeriy apple sprays and is prob-
ably just as effective as Bordeaux
when it comes to keeping apple 'scab
in check, Also, fruit sprayed with
Bordeaux during cool weather is apt
to be russeted. Later in the season,
when very hot weather comes along,
the lime -sulphur is inclined to burn
both foliage and fruit.
As a result of these conditions most
apples growers use the lime -sulphur
solution for the early apple sprays..
and then change over to Bordeaux for
the hot -weather applications. In this lay teething pains. Thye quiet the
way the greatest good le accomplished nerves and promote restful health -
with the least risk of disfiguring the
restoring sleep, They are guaran-
irnit. teed absolutely harmless and safe
Many cherry groweres still prefer for even the youngest and most delis
Bordeaux to dilute lime -sulphur, tate baby.
Nothing has ever been found that Own Tablets are sold by
equals Bordeaux as a potato spray. dealers or
In the garden there are many uses
for Bordeaux. It makee an excellent
spray for tomatoes, melons, beams,
eggplants and other crops, acting both
as a fungicide ane as a mild repellent
for some insects.
After some experiments we worked
out a simple plan of making Bordeaux.
A stock solution is prepared by dis-
•solving copper sulphate at' the rate
of one pound to the gallon. Our stock
tanks bold about -300 gallons, but a
tight barrel would serve just as well
for smaller quantities.
The copper sulphate is a hard blue
crystal and does not dissolve readily.
However,, the process can be speeded
up by placing the copper in an ofd gun-
ny sack— use several of them if you
have a large tank -land then hanging
this sack in the water near the top,
of .the tank. _Fifty pounds of copper
sulphate will dissolve in a barrel of
water in about twelve hours if it is
treated in this way.
The difference between the impos-
sible and the possible merely consists
in knowing how.
Baby's
medicine
cents a box
medicine
Well -Tested Formulas
- The stock solution will keep inde-
finitely, and when we are ready to
make up a spray tank full of Bordeaux.
we fill it nearly full of water. To this
water we add the proper number of
pounds of hydrated lime and start the
engine on the spraying outfit. With
the engine running, the water and lime
are thoroughly mixed by the mechan-
ical agitator.
After the lime is thoroughly mixed
we 'add the correct number of gallons
of stock solution, each gallon of which
represents one pound of copper sul-
phate. The engin) on the outfit is
in Britain, ata Chamber of Commerce kept running all the time. Iu this
dinner in London. The .. chief oh- way the copper is almost instantly mix
stades to Anglo-French trade, he ed with the dilute lime solution and
addied, were differences in the fiscal a very 'perfect Bordeaux mixture re -
systems of the two nations. In other sults.
words, the crux of the situation is I have avoided mentioning the exact
that, while Britain wants .free trade quantities of capper and lime used be-
to reduce the cost of -making the goods I cause they vary according to the crop
it exports; France clings to a tarn'} on which the material is to be used.
in order to retain the home market for
"A picture," says a' Chinese pro-
verb, "is worth a thousand words."
How fast we've been "talked" at
since the advent of the movies.
ti
Treaty Mooted for France and
England
London.—"I should like to Slee the
lformation of a treaty of commerce
between England and France," said
French de Florian, Alnbassadior
its goods."
Sir Philip Cunliffe -Lister, president means that four pounds of copper and
o the British Board of Trade, who four of lime are used for each fifty
responded, brought this out when he gallons of solution,
said,: "If it be the desire of France On stone fruits a 3-3-50 or oven a
to make the proportion a Tittle fairer 2-2-50 formula is preferred, owing to
between the two countries, you will the greater tenderness of the gone-
' find the very ready to & business with fruit foliage. For the usual garden
you. In the year 1925, however, while sprays th'4-4-50 fomula is usually all
STone we twat to I+'rance over £31,000,000 that is required, although some grow-
ufacturoil oodv, France ors ga as high as 6-6-60 for a few crops.
worth of man g
For apples the usual mixture Is
-known es the 4-4-50 formula. This
sent us £50000,000 worth, and of that Tb.er•e is just one more thing about
two-thirds cam.° in fres cf duty of
)Firestone Builds the bnlyGurn Dipped Tires anykind."
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froin
by mail at
The -Dr.
Cc., Brockville,
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Williams'
Ont.
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blgh Crude Satrcd nackai efxte.a cents• "�1do111'ory anywhere, free, 1iolbrook'a nradfprd
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ioNnON, t Conneetteut, oseers a 23 mo
course of Snitruotton. lnrdudtng 0 month af03IIU
in Medicine and Pediatrics to ' young wall
the required prenmtns,, c4uc&Uon wbo are JlpafiMla
o[ becomins aurws. atud�ts in tralntnt-racettS
a tnongily.-.Inwanee for uniforms. book's and .otha
p.raonal tnofdentaIa:.
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F YOU smearing SANITARY tui nils c oon/�'
write for catalogue and price list. Safe 11n1
solitary itRubber works. Dept. W -L. 01-82 II
o,
Street MoptruaL
"By the month ' of June they have t311EN OF rNrs Salts wANTEn To
ceased to attack the fruits, attacking S ttu for tn. "010 Reliable Foathfn xitraetia
•
the Young shoots .exclusively; by' mid:; (Eidebliahed so rears). New and special line-, In
y gaeuera.exSluaNv terrlkotT. hlChea'4 commissfoua pa10f ..
July the CaIocoris has reached the bandeofo feel eutnt. Expertenee sot neceaaats.
adult stage and disappears. At Bret Torote for full particulars. Stone & Wcllinatoa.
the fruits which have been pricked GENTS To ,INTRODUCE our hnprorea utility
exhibit, wherever the puncture has g■rment clothing eYparlewb nnnoreesarr
occurred, pustules having raised emonstratioa .oils tt—(ult or part ttmo. B. R.
edges with white granulations in the tonna; 200 nal St., Toronto.
centre. In this manner there are IAMOND =BILES CFLZnaJTION—JrA c
X20 per duy willing automobile owners our .
formed little islands of hardened tis- Flag Roeder wart Ove ftaFa. ACrnto, cataaes. siert
sue, at whose level and immediate keepers, etc., stud for tirculsr and wholesale
PricS
pulp undergoes list. Sample postpaid 75e. 3ubllee klaz Co.. 3C1
neighborhood the D p g Queen West. Toronto.
scarcely perceptible growth, although
it grows very rapidly all around them.
Little by little these islets appear to
be burying themselves within the
fruit, though in reality it is the flesh
of the fruit which grows and sur-
rounds them. They begin to exhibit
the aspect of little cupules whose
cavity grows deeper day by day.-" At he said, "you shore done me a good
maturity a punctured fruit will have turn to -night." "Dar's all right," said
from three to ten of these pits within the other. "We Anglo-Saxons we jes'
which are heaped little stony nodules, gotta stick togedder."
and with a diameter of about one-
fourth of an inch.
A North American negro was get-
ting the worst of it in a fight with
lascar on the quayside. Suddenly an-
other North American negro leaped
out of the darkness and vanquished
the lamer. The first negro approach-
ed and held out his hand. 'Brudder,"
Alf alfa can be grown over the wiie-
"By patient research, Touvelot est range of climatic conditions of an
has learned not only thee habits of aat
le surae vat grown in Ca'a. It s
this destructive insect, but that it is'
n ev being produced in ever province
particularly sensitive to insecticides ;fron=z the Atiar_tic to the Pacific__1
containing nicotine, He, therefore,
recommends treatment with a solu-
tion of soap and nicotin, sprayed up-
on the budding leaves and the newly
set fruit.
In experiments in 1926, four appli-
cations were made in April and May,
to lots of from 10 to 100 trees. The
liquid was sprayedplentifully so as rr�\
"The results were quite interesting. bUse of Cueora Feat"
thoroughly moisten not only the
young leaves and fruit but the old
bark surrounding them.
Tho lots treated on April 22 and May
2 produced 50 per cent. of uninjured
fruit, while the control trees, sprayed
at the same time, had hardly 10 per
cent. The lots treated on April 15
and May 13 gave mediocre results,
the first date being somewhat too
early, and the latter too late.—Le Cor-
respondent, Paris.
A Kind of Musician.
"Why do you call her a kind of
musician?"
"Oh, she's always fiddling with
something about her. dress."
e
Ease sunburn with Minard's Liniment.
Husband—"I b.ave just been seeing
poor Mrs. Blackedged. How captivat-
ing she looks in widow's weedsi"
Wife -"It is unfortunate, niy dear,
that we can't all be widows."
Bordeaux that every grower aught to
remember. It is the archenemy of
iron.
Consequeutly in buying any spray
machine, regardless of size, see that
the working parts• are of brass or
bronze, and after using Bordeaux mix-
ture
i-ture be sit
CutjCU I'a
oveiiness
A Clear
Healthy Spin
insured' by Every-daY
Percival—I have always wanted to
live the wild, free life of a cowboy,
lake I'Ve seen on the pictures,.
Cowboy: So have I'
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Tells cause of cancer and what to 4o
for pain, bleedieg, odor, etc. Write fqf
it to -day, mentionin'S this paper. -'
dress Indianapolis Cancer Hospital
Indianapolis, Ind.
RELIABLE!
Minard's has been a household
remedy f o r geeera:tione,.
Doctors recommend it.
You see it everywhere — the
pearly gray enameled ware
that spells long service and
real, old-fashioned satisfaction.
This splendid lichen ware,
SSP Pearl Enameled Ware,'
defies wear and tear and its
by Steamer - surface, like all SNIP Enameled
Ware, is so china -smooth and
COME 1 Cruise down the
blue St. Lawrence to this
quaint old city. Visit the battle-
grounds where Canadian -His-
tory was made. See this unique
City where the old world mingles
with the new.
Quebec forms just one of the many
Colorful sights found on the NIAGARA -
TO -TITh -SSA cruise which includes
the 1000 Islands --the Rapids of the St.
Lawrence—Montreal--Quaboa and the
Ear -famed Saguenay.
sure to wash out the tank and for 1oolclets, rates.and fall
the pump,`. tttfo•l'tllatien apply
For garden use only the small brass- CANADA STEAMSHIP
taut spraying should be used, 4 light
LTNES L'I'T).;
galvanized iron tank will cost less but Jrd Yon • Street, Toro/tot
it will stand about one trip through or 9 Victoria Sq., Alo•ntreca,
Cho tomato patch. The brass tank on es
the other hand will cost about (feeble,
but it will last for years.
It"Tr A1VS 1 ' LINES
Minard's Liniment is ref}abi.
clean it harbors no taints or
sn.P
• urltt
You need no steel wool or special
cleansers to kelp NVP Pearl Wa=ge
sparkling clear.. Sone and bot water
do the trick in a )iffy. Made its
every new :Andy shape and size
by an old established Canadian in-
dustry,
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EXPECTANT
MOTHERS!
Read Mrs. Menard's Letter.
Her Experience May Help
Chatham, Ontario.— "I want to tele
you how much good your medics 4,1
has done me. .Beet
fore my baby
came I felt sp
weak and runt,
down that 1 coup:
hardly do niy'
work. My head_
ached continually
and I' was so lis,
conraged t h at 1
could -cry from
morning till night.
I bad another,
jus tone year
and half old and t gave the a lot to
do. So I thought I would try Lydia 1
E. Pinkham a Vegetable 'Compound,
r ,
as T had read :sO mach about .t in th&
little books t is)au l a difference right
away as my heal was relieved and
my tired feelings got?-. My sister
had been doing my washing :anal she
COntl:reed Mime it as easy sa,d ii,
might let 1n" bac. if l sty 1 •= to do
it attain. ltsi;e die heli) me 'riid li
bad taakett east two uattese n my
baby calm He ie a i,t e 11:v, hey,
new fresly live months tri i. 1 am
am
balm;; yu lr tur,rlerenr
abiC 1l) tits n\r 7'�,)* h 1'i
1 alW �.V;� rr+rtuR1i11K{L i t'tl t'f i'-"tahlr.t
to exnlir;thr,r, r:"rot'.ler4. :r n. 0%41
they mer c rtes}. at
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