Zurich Herald, 1929-06-20, Page 3(Dreaded
anaemia
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osis
IN middle life, when vitality
is not as great as it once
was, and the blood stream is
naturally thinned and de-
vitalized, anaemia easily lays
bold on the system. At first,
just a tired feeling, it
quickly results in bodily
weakness that ordinary tonics
cannot avail.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
then become a wonderful aid.
They supply the necessary
oxygen to the blood, increase
the blood count and renew
waning vigor.
"I was seizeGl with arise.
mia," writes Mrs. Charles
Lambert of Port Rope, Ont.,
"and was in a very bad state.
As a girl I` had taken Dr.
,Williams' Pink Pills for a
run -clown condition and de-
cided to take _ them , once
mere... Again the result was
marvellous. In a little while
I was fully well again."
You cannot begin too early
to check anaemia. Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills are sold at
your druggist's or by mail,
postpaid, 50 cents, from The
Dr. Williams Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
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tN $4 COUNTRIES"
The gelling .novice, 'after disturbing
mach turf, turned for reassurance to
his caddy and said; "'I have a brother
in Australia who playa this game aw-
fully well."
"Well, carry on, sir," was the dry re-
ply, "You'll soon dig hits up."
A man who boasted that he was the
captain of his sold is married now €ind,
leas been :reduced to the ranks.
THEE ONLY GIRL
First she's on your thoughts a Idt,
She has many charms;
Soon she's in your motor car;
Tien she's in your arms,
Then she's in your family;
Oh, a lizekaday!
Then, of course, for evermore
She is in your way.
No country can keep out undesira-
bles without the hearty co-operation
of the stork.
•Bertie—"What's the bell around the
cow's neck for?"
Charley—"Oh, that's what she rings
when she wants to toll the calf that
dinner':; ready."
Some dresses aren't so bad for the
shape they are on.
Joe: "I've got an invention that will
make me millions!"
Brie: "What is it?"
Joe: "A liquid which, when applied
to a girl's lips makes her kisses taste
hire oranges."
Boe: "That's not so good; why not a
liquid that'll make an orange taste like
a woman's kiss?"
A. good credit can't stand much
abuse.
OUR FRUITFUL LANGUAGE
A girl shows her raisins when she
makes a date with a prune for whom
she doesn't care a fig. She may be
a peach, but they make a funny pear.
She may be the apple of- his eye, but
she hands him a lemon, although 'she
may have a cherry disposition. It is
plum wrong, and if her name is Anna
he ought to ban Anna. By this time
he would realize that his efforts had
been fruitless.
Hush money probably talks loudest.
Aviation at Exhibition Some people try to learn so much
by watching the mistakes of others
Another giant stride has been taken that they never .see their own.
..in the Canadian National Exhibition's I
program. for Aviation, Transportation'' The station -master rushed out of his
and` Commercial Travellers' Day, i room after hearing a crash on the
Thursday, September 5th. The dis-
tant drone, diving roar and intricate
evolutions of fleets of planes will
slake a spectacle of the sky above Ex-
hibition Park on that occasion. De- traveIIing bag.
putt' ter G. J. 7)al De is of the "Wfis he trying to catch the train?'
Department of National Defense has the station -master asked a small boy
notified the Canadian. National Ex who stood by admiring the scene.
hibition that permission has been
granted for the Canadian Air Force to "He did catch it," said the boy, "but
it go away again." •-
operate over the park with a fleet
of Avion, Avro, Courier, Fairchild,,,, What part of speech is a kiss? Well,
Atlas, rSWi and Moth planes. ' it is L. pronoun provided "she" stands
Major Wilson, Controller of Civic for it. ,
Aviation, will send an inspector from 1
his department to be attached to the 1
Canadian National Exhibition for the! Sunday School Teacher: "And why
two weeks period of operation from did Noah take two of each kind of
August 23rd'to September 7th, 1 animals into the ark?"
Rapid progress is being made in the I Bright Child: "Because he didn't•be-
negotiations for an airplane Derby lieve the story about the stork."
from Cleveland to Toronto, sponsored
jointly by the Canadian National Ex- Nature fishes too, with a bait called
diibtion and other local organizations i love on a hook called matrimony, and
and the United States national air i what a string of suckers she does
race committee. Cleveland will be catch.
the rendervous for hundreds of planes
during the Exhibition. If present All Hien are born equal. It is their
negotiations are brought to a success- own fault if they do not die that way.
ful issue the greatest international
congress of the air ever seen in 1 The thing that interferes with a
America will be one of the attractions woman's career mast is either having
at the Exhibition. a husband or wishing she had.
platform. He discerned a disheveled
young man sprawled out perfectly flat
ambng a confusion of overt..rned milk
cans and the scattered contents of his
• Truth
For my own part, I are fully per-
suaded that, the most powerful god-
dess, and one that rules mankind with
the most authoritative sway, is Truth,
For though she is resisted by all, and
oftentimes has drawn up against her
the plausibilities of falsehool In the
subtlest forms, are triumphs over all
opposition. Polybius. -
"Greenwioh time", famed through- i
out the world, is determined by the 1
Movement .of a certain star which ar-
rives clue south once every twenty -
lour hours.
Men worry a lot about their hair--
when
air—when it's half gone,
Angus MacArdie could not be per-
suaded to attend the village kirk on
any pretest whatever. "How Is it,
Angus?" asked the minister ono day.
"How is it ye won't come tae church?"
Angus made answer that the sermons
were far too long to please him."
"(M," retorted the minister wrath
fully. "You'll probably end up in a
place whaur ye'll hear no sermons
either long , or short." "Ah, weel,
-maybe you're richt," agreed Angus
placidly. "But it'll no be for want of
meenisters,, ye keii!"
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ACID :TOt10. N
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Many people;two hours after eating, You will never use crude methods
sutler indigestion as they call it. It Is
'visually excess acid. Correct it with
!an alkali. The best way, the quick,
'.harmless and efficient way, is Phillips'
Milk of Magnesia. It has remained
for 50 years the standard with pbysi-
Diana. One spoonful in water neutra-
lizes many times Its volume In stomach
acids, and at once. The symptoms
disappear iii• five minutes.
when you know this better method.
And you will never suffer from excess
acid when you prove olit this . easy
relief. Please do 'that—for your own.
sake—now.
Be sure to get the genuine I']tillips'.
Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physi-
clans for 50 years in correcting excess
acids. - 3ach bottle contains full direct'
tions --any. drugstore.
New Wrigley
y
Presented by the Canadian Wm. Wrigley Company to the Monarch
Athletic Club of Toronto, sponsors of the first national marathon running
championship was wen 'by Fred Dard of. the Milrose A.A., New York City
(left), Centre, is the trophy which stands nearly four feet in height and,
right Elwood A. Hughes', Secretary of the Canadian Wrigley Company and
Director of Wrigley Marathons.
IS THERE A BA 317 mi cow Cancekk
N YOUR HOME? Chme : Irnmunity
Is there a baby or young children
in your home? If there is you should
not be without a box of Baby's -Own
Tablets. Children ailments come
quickly and means should always be
at hand to promptly fight them. Baby's
Own Tab ets are the ideal home
remedy. They regulate the ' bowels;
-sweeten the stomach; banish constipa-
tion and indigestion; break up colds
and simple fevers—in fact they relieve
all the minor ills of little ones. Con-
cerning them Mrs. Moise Cabotte,
Makamik, Que., writes: "Baby's Own
Tablets are the best remedy in the
world for little ones. ;, My baby suffer-
ed terribly from indigestion and vomit-
ing, but the Tablets soon set her right
and now she is in perfect health."
The Tablets are sold by medicine deal-
ers or by mail at 25 cents a box from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
ville,
rockville, Ont.
Going Hone
Going home? Then you will see again
The wonder blue of woods in early
11Ia?;
Watch April blow with beauty in the
lane,
Breathe the shy scent of willow palms
asway.
The soft enchantment of the cuckoo's
note
Will break the quiet of the dawn -
lit copse;
Juno .fields, with saffron buttercups
afloat,
Will shake from glistening blades
the rainbow drops.
Lime flowers, mist mornings in Sep-
' tember,
• Beech trees and oaks burnt copper,
scarlet chrome -
And frosted nights—alI these things I
remember
Beoause you say to me, "I'm going
home."
—P. M. Halling in, The Australasian.
The Colonial Empire
London Spectator: We are only at
the beginning of developing our vast
Colonial Empire. It will give us the
opportunity to write 'a fresh chapter
of Imperialism, and to write it very
differently from the old chapters. The
vision is of white men and men of
other colours co-operating in mutual
respect for the wealth and health of
Mankind.- The wealth of the tropics
cannot be withheld, for it belongs to
humanity; but -when the well-being of
the native has been secured as the
first charge on and the first duty of
the developers, there will be au am-
ple share for those, including hien now
unemployed, who will help to build
and to provide the equipment for
these great new countries.
Canada's Far North
Vancouver Province (incl. Cons.):
As for the Arctic's resources, they are
scarcely appreciated as. yet. But the
great pre -Cambrian shield is there,
and that has become known as a
treasure house. There is copper on
the Coppermine River, and copper Is
becoming scarce in the world, while
the demand foi it promises to in-
°rease. There is Zinc on Great Slave
Lake. There is oil on the lower Mac-
kenzie, an dpossibly further up. There
are fish in the Arctic lakes. There are
reindeer pastures that have not yet
been exploited. There are furs, of
course, and possibly other resources
as wel, The Arctic slope is stupe to
come into its own sooner or later, and
its development will give . Canada a
breadth she has lacked from the
beginning <..,. ,•.:,
Mistakes
I don't care to hear about my mis-
takes of yesterday, but if you have
any inside information on any I might
make to -morrow --pass it along.
Members of the Confucian Society
!n China do not believe in divorce;
the wife Is subjeot to her husband's
a authority throughout her life.
Use Minard's for the rub down"
Soviets Take Action Follow-:.
ing Raids on Harbin
Consulate
°Moscow,—The Moscow Embassy of
the Chinese Nationalist Government
and Nationalist .Consulates throughout
the Soviet Union were deprived of
normal extra -territorial immunities by
the Soviet Government.
The action was the result of a ser-
ies of alleged provocations which
were climaxed by the raid of the
Soviet Consulate at Harbin this week
and the arrest of more than forty
persons, including two Soviet consuls -
general.
At the same time, the Soviet Gov-
ernment warned Nanking to avoid
"further. tests of the Soviet Govern-
ments' patience by provocative acts
and violations of agreements:
A note couched in indignant terms
was handed the Chinese Charge d'Af-
faires here last night by L. M. Kara -
khan, assistant foreign commissar.
The Way It Works
Detroit Free Press: Thugs who en-
tered a drinking place in Hamtramck
recently commenced their operations
by shooting the proprietor without.
warning. From their callous stand-
point there was no reason why they
should' not do that. They place no
value on lives except their own lives,
and the law in this State is no more
severe on robbers who kill than it is
on robbers who abstain from killing.
The Legislature did its best, but the
open season for murder continues.
.After eleven years' work, ,during
which awards totalling nearly £9,-
000,000 were made, the British' War
Compensation Court has just made its
final report.
Allore cups to the pound, more lawn' in the cup, more
tang to the taste. That' t what Makes Red Rose Tea
so popular, fgvery pa,el age guarantoe.ai oz
bb o
1
RED, ROSE ORANGE PEKOE is'exfra good
Riddled old and New
What is the difference •between.
Noah's Ark" and Joan of Ark? One is
made of wood and the other is Maid
of Orleans.
When is a sheep like ink? When
it is put into a pen,
What tree is the most important in
history? The date tree.
When does a caterpillar improve
its ways? When It turns over a new
leaf.
On what two occasions is the fire
angry? When it flares up and when
it is put out.
Why would a woman lose her re-
ligion if she changed her sex? Be-
cause she would be a he -then.
Why is a watch like a river?—Be-
cause it never runs long without
winding.
When is a pudding like a famous
school?—Whan it is Eton.
Why is a raven like a writing desk?
Because there is a B in both.
What table do we all have to sit
clown to at school? The multiplica-
tion table.
When has a man four hands? When
he doubles his fists.
What islands prcluce the best sing-
ers?
ingers? The canaries,
If a forest were ,burnt down what
tree would be left? The ash.
Victims of . the Market
New York World: It is the small
and inexperienced traders who are the
last to go in and the first to get hurt,
and who usually get hurt the hardest.
They are victims of whatis sometimes
called the "psychological lag." Their
bullish enthusiasm comes too late and
is poorly directed. Instead of cau-
tiously investing they are prone to buy
volatile stock on margin and thus play -
into the hands of those who know the
market better and who can afford to
indulge the luxury of a chance. The
experience may be worth something
to then, but it comes too high.
Keep Minard's in the Medicine chest..
The local train was slow and dreary,
and the traveller was impatient of
the many stops. Finally he stopped
the conductor in the aisle and said:.
"Good heavens! Can't you go faster
than this?" "Och, yes sirr. But ay
must stay with the train, sirrr:'
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According to a wall tablet in Fier -
eines, Italy, spectacles were invented
in the thirteenth tenting by an in-
habitant of this city.
"I'm afraid your wife is going to
have pneumonia!" "Afraid? Areal
you sure, doctor?"—Judge.
The cleansing,- healing service
of a soap that's meant, .for you
Cn i , r . Soap
Leith a heritage or 50 years or higheut
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Sold Everywhere. Soap 25c. Ointment 25r. 50m.
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011 Your Holiday s
Be surd to take Minard's along.
It will come in useful for any
of dozens of emergencies.
Plashing Eyes
Laughing Eyes
DowncastEyes
-Eyes tell
Your Character
Brown eyes for strength—Blue
for generosity --Gray eyes for
jealousy -Sparkling eyes in-
dicate beauty, yes, and good
health, too ! Do your eyes
sparkle? Are the whites clear
or are they tinged with yellow
—indicating an out -of -sorts
condition — due to constipa-
tion? If so, you need
Try a regular daily
course for a short
period.
td. u eyes will " 4 Vegetable
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Baby has little upsets at times. All
your care cannot prevent them. )3ut
you can be prepared. Then you can do
what any experienced nurse would do
—what most physicians would tell you
to do—give a few drops of plain Cas -
toile. No sooner done than Baby is
soothed; relief is just a matter of
moments. Yet you have eased your
child without use of a single doubtful
drug; Castoria is vegetable, So it's
safe to. use as often as an infant has
any little pain you cannot pat away.
And it's always ready for the crueler
pangs of collo, or constipation, or diar-
rhea; effective, too, for older children.
Twenty-five million bottles were
bought last year.
CASTORIA,.
Ilithcithe
Yoii !dist Do Yotir Bit
in the war against the fly, carder:
of germs and breeder of disease.
+•W,.r,w.w4Nnw•.awi!•y. ....»«,r,di5,tw., ,1.
it Is proven that AEROXON is one
of the most convenient end most
'efficient means of combating this
fly evil. It, is convenient, because '
'of the push.pin. !e i4 hygienic:
{ flies never get away when once
caught. Each spiral gives three
1weelta' perfect service., -
BEWARE OF IMITA'riONS
NNW` drug, grocery and hardware stares.
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I have had sin children of which four
are living and my youngest is a bon-
nie baby boy now eight months old
who weighs 23 pounds. I have takers.
your medicine before each of them
was born and have certainly re-
ceived great benefit from it. I urge
. tngv friends to take it as I am sure
they will receive the same help I did."
Mrs. Mitten McMullen, Vanessa,
Ontario.
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