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sutcessful, Proving that what they did was oil right in a sense but oil gone in another. Local reporter should advise his " This is the time of year when a pumber of casualties are reported leaning too far out the window in the middle o the night for a breath of fresh air. * +» We Nould apm té any com- munication from anyone able to got sleep last night in this weather, * 8 » "Summer has suddenly burst us'--headline in Toronto By all accounts it dampen- od the enthusiasm, L "What's your hurry," asked the trafic officer of a motorist in an uated vehicle travelling about $ mbes an hour along Simcoe St. "It may be a through street," Ye replied. . a You can tell a Red in China by {le uprightness, a rope keeps him t.~-Daily Star. LJ . * Man went over the Falls uninjured in a ball is report Inst t. From mow um be d figs ver the Fal a regae Orillia people are happy now that - their. campaign for the ex- jermination of the mosquito was corr to utilize the cor- rect type of writing paper when corresponding with him, A dire catastrophe almost occurred when a legal document appeared ia persona] envelope. 2 4 4 Ab, ha, I see my friend gave you a black eye. Why, you never saw the person who gave me that black eye. Well, he's wy friend anyhow, GOING HOME o-- Under the young moon's slender shield, With the winds cool lips on mine, I went home from the Rabbity field As the clocks were striking nine, The yews were dark in the level The thorn-trees dripped with gold, And a partridge called where the dew was white In the grass on the edge of the old. Oh, had your hand been in my hand, As the long chalk-road I tred, The green hills of the lovely land Had seemed the hills of Ged. --Marjorie Pickthall, * 8 9 Daylight is growing shorter since June 21, TR) By Renrut, Re ST, pias pn " SS are hot and thirsts are long... THAT is the time when you need a long, cool drink of this finest of ginger ales--'"Canada Dry." But before you drink, hold it up to the light and notice its crystal color with bubbles rising in sparkling clouds, Notice its delicate, appetizing bouquet, Now, sip! Isn't it a wonderful ginger ale? With a marvelous, subtle flavor. Dry and yet not sharp, Mellow and yet not sweet, Delicious and yet not cloying, "Canada Dry" contains the finest quality of Jamaica ginger and other absolutely pure ingredients! It is made under conditions of scrupulous purity. It is blended in an exact proportion. It does not bite the tongue or leave an unpleasant after-effect. And be- cause of its purity and secret method of carbonation, it is really good for you in hot weather, And note how pleasantly it mixes with other beverages. ginger ale! What a delicious Maids bs Cosade by J. J. McLaughlin Limited, Toronto asd Edmonton Caledonia Springs Corporation Limited, Montreal I= v.s. 4, Cengda Dry Ginger Ale, Incorporated, New York ~ THE OSHAWA DAILY. Hin THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1928 FROM FISHING TRIP a [Premier Obeerves Develop. ment of North Shore of St. Lawrence Quebec, July 4.~Back from a dishing trip on the North Shore, Premier Taschereau spent a busy day Monday even though it was a legal holiday, in his office at, the Parliament Buildings, catching up with the voluminous amount of mail and correspondence that had accumulated during his absence. The Premier returned to Que- bec on Sunday evening, accompani- ed by Sir Lomer Gouin, former Premier of Quebec, and Chas. Lane tot, K.C., assistant Attorney-Gen- eral, and stated "both in going down and coming up the St, Lawre ence one could not help but notice the development of the north shore, The number of industries has in- creased, while the people seem to be happy." Eye Care and ye Strain If eyesight conservation is going to mean anything, is going to at- tain to anything, and there is every reason to believe that it will; our own patients prove it so and I hope to have sufficient space proof that optometry is in a posi- tion to play an important part in sight saving and eyesight conser vation, Before giving an outline of Optometry and the optometrist, I cannot leave the above remarks without adding or stressing the importance of study to the parents, teachers, school nurses, doctors and optometrists, that they may each know their limitations and responsibilities to society when sight saving means so much. The wel] trodden paths lead us up to the branching avenues which today are necessary to meet with the newly acquired conditions, branching off from the old stand- ing conditions and necessarily created by the ever changing con dittons of our modern life, (To Be Continued Next Week), THOUSANDS VISIT STE. ANNE SHRINE Quebec, July 5.--~Thousands of peo- ple made their way to the shrine of Ste. Anne de Beaupre during Sun- day, there being as many as 900 au- tomobiles counted at one time, Pilgrimages from Montreal and Montmorency were the two organ- ized parties, but taking advantage of the fine weather a large number of people. from Quebec and vicinity made their way to the shrine, where the Redemptorist Fathers expect a huge throng on the feast day of Ste. Anne, July 26, THE FAMOUS TOUR OF OOUN- TRASTS "ACROSS CANADA AND BACK" A striking feature of this year's "Across Canada and Back Tour", which leaves North Toronto station 1.00 p.m., on July 23 under the au- spices of Dean Laird, is the fact that many tourists are coming from Great Britain to take part in the journey. The special all steel mil- lion dollar train which will carry the party across the Dominion is the equal in all respects to the fa- mous "Trans-Canada, Ltd." There are no difficulties to confront the rector, who has already piloted sev- en similar trips, has made the way smooth beforehand. Bookings for the tour are already exreptionally heavy and all previous records are expected to go by the hoard. The ftinerary includes stops at all the important cities and towns en route and the beauty dgots in the Rocky Mountains, Banff and Lake Louise, bungalow camps and indus- trial centres. A sail across Koote- pay Lake, a steamship trip from Vancouver to Victoria and return and another cruise down the Great Lakes add variety to a holiday both delightful and educational. There is not a moment in the twenty one deys wasted and everywhere throughout the western lines a most hearty welcome awaits the vi- sitors. Everything is included from Toronto and return in the sum of $330.00. Ask W. Fulton, Canadian Pacific Building, Toronto, for Tour litera- ture now. FOUR DROWN AND ONE ESCAPES WHEN WAVE OVERTURNS BOAT Estral Beach, Mich, July 4--Four men were drowned and a fifth had 2 Bartow e from a similar fate here toda y when a boat in which the: ---- rowing overturned in the backwash of a speeding launch. Persons who witnessed the accident from the beach were able to rescue one. of the men. He was unconscious tonight and unable to reveal his identity or that of his companions. Bodies of ud of he men were | re- cover, pol were dragging the waters for the other victims, 4 A SURE PROPHECY Whoso curseth his father or his mother, bis lamp shall be put out in ob- scure darkness.--Prov. 20:20. PRAYER--May love and rever- ence ever abide in our hearts, O 1God. i < i to follow to show a few cases as |, traveller as Sinclair Laird, the di-|[™ By fomes W, Burton, 0D. : A NEW OPFRATION FOR DEAF. NESS (By Jas. W, Barton, M.D.) Registered in accordance with the Copyright Act. As you know a great many cases of deafness are due to the closure of the little tube, the eustachian tube, that extends from the throat to the middle ear. Air emters the mouth or nose and goes up this tube to the middle ear, and thus gives air pressure against the im- ner side of the ear drum. Thus with the air entering the outer ear against the drum, and with this air on the inside, the drum is kept tight and vibrates when sound strikes it. You can understand that if air doesn't get up on the inside that the drum will not vi- brate, For many years our ear, nose, and throat specialists have been usiny various methods to keep this lit- tle tube to inner ear open. Blowing air up the tube by means of a spe- cial air bag, opening it up with in- struments and even with the finger, are the methods used, One of the suggestions given was that the pa- tient should hold the nose tightly with his fingers, close his mouth, and endeavor to blow air out the closed mouth, As, the air could not get out the closed mouth ft would go up the little tube to the ear and thus open it up more ful. y. And now a British physician, Dr. V. Nesfleld, tells of an operation he has perfected which Is of use when the closing of this little tube is the cause of the deafness. His method is to 'make a new passape leading from the outside into the cavity of the middle ear behind the ear drum." "This Incidentally opens this little eustachian tube as the middle ear is no longer a closed cavity." The middle ear is drained and the mucous membrane is rendered healthy. Dr. Nesfield nas operated on more than 200 patients, from the ages of 4 to 70, with brilliant re- sults in some and others with no success, The improvement in the hearing of many patients who have been deaf for thirty years has heen as- tonishing, and in no case has the condition ever heen worse after the operation. In many the deafness has heen arrested, while in the great major- ity the hearing has been markedly improved. Remember that this operation {is for the deafness due to trouble in this little tube, and would not ap- ply to deafness due to other causes. If you or any member of your fam- fly are afflicted with deafness, ask your family doctor for the name of fon about this, ISSUES EDICT J ON BULLFIGHTS -- al Paris, July 5.--As a result of com- plaints from British and American tourists the Mayor of Vichy has issued an edict that bull-fights may no longer be held unless the ani. mals are put to death, A fortnight ago a wounded animal escaped from the matadors and caused a panic among the spectators. ciety for the protection of animals, SE REGENT | TAXI 148 Simcoe St. S. Buick and Pontiac Cars Prompt Day and Night Service Long Distance Trips PHONE 2477 A 'Living Diary' of Your Children A "living diary" in movies of your children, from babyhood up? What 8 thrill for later years--and now so easy to possess? With Cine-Kodak, home movies are as simple to take as snapshots. And Cine- Kodaks sell for as little as $80. . Propcion mvios"a¢ home, only pi. Rod KARN 'S Degg Store Opp. Post Office a good specialist, and get his opin- | That brought protests from the so- | : : ENDS N MAN'S DEATH Kitchener, July 4. -- Without regaining consciousness, William Hieronimus of Bamberg, who was picked up on the highway near Bamberg early Monday morning by Clayton Reitzel of Waterloo, passed away this afternoon in the Kitchener and Waterloo H As'a result of his inability to talk, the police have not been able ee ar awe. Dein ly are inclin- u to discard the fivet theory, that e had been struck by a motor car, and are pursuing their inves. Hgations to see It there was a fight and an ensuing fall. It had been alleged that Hieronimus had been talkative that day and had been asked to leave: a couple of places. An inquest will be held, by the date has as yet not been set. Hieronimus was suffering from a brain injury, paralysia on the right side and last night he devel oped pneumonias. 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Mrs. Souer, in the county jail with James Teeple, 28, and Viola Canleron, 18, held as material witnesses. - Peter Walker is held in jail on a charge of manufac- ture and possession of liquor growing out of the drunken brawl at Mrs, Souer's home, under Sher« iff Charles Smith, who began an investigation of the attacks after Deputy Sheriff Randolph Wilson of Brimley, had brought Camer- on and Mrs, Cameron to tne hos- pital, said that he believed that the attack was made in a' jealous fit during a drinking party at Mrs, Souer's home. -------- Now the sins of the children are visited om the fathers -- so Hie have changed. -- Brandon un. p> of a new Orthophonic You want to y Only those who have used FLY-TOX can tell | you how quickly and easily you can kill files' and mosquitoes with this clean, stainless and: fragrant liquid. FLY-TOX is a clean, pure, crystal liquid that will not staing harmless to mankind and animals; and has a fragrant/ odor. 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