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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1927-07-21, Page 7AVIAHON GAIN pay his won’t If- Not Corrected Serious Results Sure to Follow “Tom pays me -wonderful compli ments,” “Maybe so—but can he bills?” Hi ■I A EiTHPH...SHX? 'TW....a I.’’X'EWK EASX SELWNQ J’ALCQ , C—BAb«Sells on right. Cleans everything Hife MAGIC. Free gampleJU. o’ & CO., Alexandria. ! — Frentth Peopk Also Praise Gallantry Displayed by America’s Crew Jaris—“Give them a rousing recep tion equal to Lindbergh’s!” Such was the mot d’ordi'o which ran through Paris when it was learned that the four American airmen led by Com mander Byrd would, reach the capital on Saturday, July 2. It was a com mand which Parisians delighted to obey and the reception, though differ ent in character was heartfelt and en thusiastic. The transatlantic fliers came up from the little coastal village in Nor mandy, where they had been shelter ed, after their forced landing in the sea, by the lighthouse keeper and de puty mayor. Th-eir adventures deeply stirred France and it is declared that the exploit is perhaps the most thrillring in tho history of aviation. T It is obvious teat the weather fore cast was unreliable for the America r J;a to battle rain,- wind and fog through- *cut its long course and when in spite of the adverse elements it llcw with in a fe'w miles of Paris even the most powerful searchlights failed to indi cate the topographical situation to the mist-shroude-d and tempest-tossed voyagers^ Yet these conditions amply prove the trustworthiness^af their machine. They show that notliing is tco barter aircraft to overcome. Commander ^Byrd, lost in absolute darkness, turn-1 ed in his tracks and after four hours of searching was obliged to risk a descent. The crew used its Vniflatibl-e rubber boat. The whole story in every detail fills the front pages of French newspapers and if it is impossible to renew the feeling of marvel experienced at the first beauti ful crossing of the Atlantic there is nevertheless admliation fc-r the cour age, skill and endurance of Comman der Byrd and his ctmpanions. The President, the Premier and other authorities have sent messages of congratulation. For the moment it is the exciting incidents of this prodi gious Odyssey which attract chief at tention, but it is not doubted that i despite the untoward circumstances a rich liarves of aeronautical observa tions has been reaped. In no trouble is delay or neglect more dangerous than in anaemia— thin, watery blood. It is very common in young girls and in persons who are overworked or confined within doors It makes its approach in so stealthy a manner that it is often well develop ed bei'oro the trouble is recognized. But taken in time the tonic treat ment through the use of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, so enriches the blood that I good health and strength is speedily ■ regained. The correction of anaemic conditions by Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills is as certain as anything can be. Miss T Arncn r*x.______ r\ _ War Paint? Altainha Apt., 5 and 6 rooms, ner Colfax and Lafayette, beautifully decorated janitor.—Ad. in a Denvci paper. Conscientious Witness old-time practise of kisslu received a jolt at a recent The bride HowanCounty wedding when an awk ward-looking guest was asked if he had Ids ed the briJe, and m plied: “Not lately.”—Hardware Age. _ 1 Teresa Healey, Dunravon, Que., is one of salt."- of the many anaemic sufferers who |. has found new health through the use of this medicine. She says:—“I can not express too warmly my thanks for what Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have done for me. I was suffering from a.badly run-down condition, I was very nervous, had little desire for food, and would feel tired out at the least exertion. In this condition I began taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, | ‘ and before using them very long j found my health gradually improving, and under their continued use was Completely restored. For this reason I earnestly advise-all weak girls to take these puis, feeling sure that they will do for others what they did for see us starve.” me.” Send your name and address to The Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., Brock ville, Ont., and they will mail you free a useful little book on “Building Up the Blood.” The pills can be obtain ed through any druggist or by mail at 50 cents a box from The Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Forgot. Jackie’s orders were that he should come straight home immediately school was over. He had obeyed them to the letter for some time, but unfortunately a day came when he forgot. I-Ie arrived home very dirty and tired. “Look here,” said his father grily, “didn’t you promise me you’d come straight Home?” “Yes, father,” was the meek reply. “And didn’t I promise' to punish you if* you stayed behind?” "Yes, father,” answered more meekly still. “But as my promise I won't hold yours. late, an- tliat Behind the Door. “John, 1 wish you’d bring me home ono of those tabloids.” “Tho kind you take with a glass of water?” “No; the kind you take with a grain ■Boston Transcript. I The Flapper Flaps. ! “Well,” remarked a married after examining his friend’s new ■ “1 wisll I could afford a place this.” , “Yes,” said Ills friend, “you mar ried men may have bettor halves, but we bachelors usually have bettor quarters.” man v---------- No Spectator. I j They wero newly wedded and not in tho best of circumstances. Said , he, “If things don’t go better with us, darling, I suppose your father I “No, pool- dear,” replied the *’-j- . . . getg worsewife, 'his eyesight day.”—Boston Transcript. Dog Fight. “I can read a book and still to the yenne. “Isn’t “No. radio music,” said it confusing?” , Each helps to take off the other.”—Washington young every listen Miss Ca by mind Star, FIFTEEN YEARS OF PROGRESS Aviation paegress in the pant fifteen years- i-s- strikingly illustrated by these photographs of two Avio planes, one of which, the bottom, was manufac tured in 1912, and the other in 1927. The old -c-ne is in South Kensington Museum. OUR EMPIRE UNITED Cc*l Mining Under the Sea in1 Advertisements Gtnach The Sydney coal field in Cape Bre ton Island, Nova Scotia, has a total area of about 200 square mileB and supplies from G5 to 78 per cent, of the total coal production of the pro vince. The largest mines are all pro ducing from submarine areas, pome of the workings running for more than two miles under the sea. About 130,000,000 tons have been won from this field and there is an estimated reserve of 2,500,000,000 tons within economical mining distanco. HELP WANTED I MAIiE OB TEMAX.E Earn uffwuras pf wpultjy; crowlnff. mushrooms far us, using waste space In cellars, barns or outhouses. Light pleasant work for either sex. Com mence now. Illustrated booklet, particulars and testimonials sent any where. for stamp. Address Dominion Myshroorn Co.. Toronto 3. July—the month of oppressive heat; red-hot days and sweltering nights; is extremely hard on little ones. Diar rhoea, dysentery, colic and cholera infantum carry off thousands of pre cious little lives every summer. The mother must be constantly on her guard to prevent these troubles, or if they come on suddenly to fight them. No other medicine is of tuvh aid to mothers during the hot summer as is Baby’s Own Tablets. They regulate the bowels and stomach, and an occa sional dose given to the well child will prevent summer complaint, or if the trouble does come on suddenly will banish it. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Britain, Germany and the >- Soviets - Berlin Tageblatt: (Declaring that Britain is endangering the peace of Europe by expelling the Soviet repre sentatives, the Tageblatt enjoins Ger many to observe a strict neutrality.) Germany, justly anxious regarding her neutrality, can give Russia no more that diplomatic friendship and her voice at Geneva. Nevertheless, to-mor row or tho day after, or in tho very near future, strange events: may occur in Albania. There is no need to direct M. Bi’iand'a attention to thoeo inci dents, for doubtless lie thinks of them unceasingly. With equal umiainty all sorts of rumors and alarms must have sounded in Mr. Chamberlain’s ears; yet, though one of the walls of the house, is already full of cracks, he is 'assiduously attacking the other with crowbars and explosives. In very truth he docs not boar the stamp of his predecessor, Pitt. ........................................... «•« When Irons Were Outlawed There is a very charming and very okl book called “The Golfer’s Manual by a. Keen Hand” which was published ill 1857. Tho author did not think much of irons; he regarded them as a new fanglcd and dangerous1 inventions, eu-jHiis advice>tep_a modal day wall to “avoid presteng ami by all rogans try and give ycur iron clubs a holi day.’ Incidentally he held that these abominable iron clubs (how different from the graceful and trusty bailing spoon!) were “obviously of an un changeable character.” t How ho would open his venerable eyes if he could come back to see some of tho mon grels, of to-day! The nibbliclc was then ‘ not an iron club, but a wooden cne, clcreribed as a nantiquated connection of the spoon family, now seldom met vKth, v.r.kss as a supernumerary the pad: o fan oldster. Jackie, I forgot Poor Man. He was. a good-natured Irishman and was one of a-number of men em ployed in erecting a new building. The owner of the building, who knew him, said to him one day: “Pat, didn’t you tell me once that a brother of'yours is a bishop?” “Yis, sor,” replied Pat. “And you a hod-carrier! The good things of this life are not equally divided, are they?” “No, sor,” said Pat, as he should ered his hod. "Poor fellow! My brother couldn’t do this to save his loife” Irishman , |saMaBKS^SaiBaaKaEa3si5a»UEBaffit!HEXISE3XX=^Mn!SS5EHBSRSSna3SSS» DESTROYS Flies Mosquitoes Moths "Tbeyeiio can Ants Bed Bugs Roaches tbi btack band”* Ma Bum gets it in the .neck TOLIT spray clears your home of mosquitoes J? and flies. It also kills bed bugs, roaches, ants, and their eggs. Fatal to insects but harmless to mankind. Will not stain. Get Flit today. Distributed in Canada by Fred J. JFfiitlon1 & Co., Limited, Toronto °nno»s NORTHERN ONTARIO NORTHERN ONTARIO contains millions of acres of the finest agricultural land in the world and may be had by returned soldiers and sailors free; to others, 18 years and over, 50 cents per acre. What settlers say of the soil, climate, farming and forest life, is told in a moist attractive booklet issued under the direction of the Hon. John S. Martin, Minister of Agriculture for On tario. cyQoope. ■5^ INDUSTRIAL, TECHNICAL AND ART SCHOOLS With the approval of the Minister of Education. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES ' may be conducted in accordance with the regulations Issued by FOR FREE COPIES WRITE: Director of Colonization, Parliament Buildings, Toronto, Ont., Canada "Please mention this paper" High School Boards and Boards of Education Are authorised by law to establish Heavy Correspondence. r “You have a heavy correspondence with tho college bny:i, haven’t you?” J'Yos, nearly all of their letters Come postage duo.” ( “You look dejectcf ” 'Yes, marred life g»ts on my no ' oe " Boon mar ried long?’ “No. T io wedding Ukefi uplaco to-;n j<’’ow.” the Department of Education. THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION Is given In various trades. The iritorie IO Hivvm • _ is. . nAUMlTTCCdirection of Application for ____ _ The schools and classes are under the an'^advisoRy COMMITTEE. attendance should be made to the Principal of the school. SUBJECTS, MANUAL TRAINING, HOUSEHOLD ____AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE are provided for in the Courses of Study In Public, Separate, Continuation and High Schools, Collegiate Institutes, Vocational Schools and Departments. Copies of the Regulations Issued by the Minister of Education may be obtained from the Deputy Minister, Parliament Buildings, Toronto. COMMERCIAL SCIENCE AND Advisor to Foreign Office Tells Chicago University Confer ence That Crown Could not Be Supplanted by Elected Head for F amily of Dominions Chicago—Commenting on the recent , which constitute -the llnksi which bind esta'bliishment at Washington, D.C., of ministers acting for the Dominion of Canada and for the Irish Free- State, Sir Cecil J. B. Hurst, legal advisor to the British Foreign Office, and editor of the British Year Book of Interna tional Law, said hone, “Whether the practice will spread I cannot tell you. It will do so if the Dominion govern ments feel that their interest will be better served by making such appoint ments.. Unless' they feel that, I should opine that they will prefer to continue the existing system and make, use as heretofore' of the British diplomatic service as the medium for their com munications with foreign powers. ■ ’-*£1“Since -their return to their own countries after the Imperial Confer ence, both Mr. Brue, the Prime Minis'- the Empire together, Sir Cecil pne- sente-dj arguments' to the effect that the British Empire would collapse if a President were to. be substituted for the crown. Interest Would Be Lacking “No one unit .of the Empire would feel the feast interest .in, much less enthusiasm, for a. process of election of a head of the State,” he declared. “One can well imagine a homogeneous community like Australia or New Zea land taking a fervent interest in the election of a president for itself, but what interest would 10,000,000 of Cana dians take in the election of a presi dent, when the votes- to be ea-st would run into millions, when the candidates for election might be man whom Can ada had never seen and who might Now to Keep Your Tent Dry The best method of water-proofing a tent is to iron in paraffine or cerasine, but this will leave, the material slight ly heavier and stiffer than formerly. The method is to put two p-ounds of! paraffine! into .two gallons- of turpen- ■ tine, and- set the vessel in a tub o£t hot water. After a solution is1 made ' ■the tent .should be set up and painted quickly and evenly with a stiff brush. The .paraffine method will turn almost any rain, but makes- a tent that is* in flammable. The foil-owing process makes a tent easier to handle and less inflammable, but .the treatment will need to be renewed. priodicaliy every one or two seasons'. The tent should be soaked over-night in water. Dis solve alum in hot, soft water in pro portion or one pound to four gallons. In another tub dissolve the same pro portion of water and sugar of lead (a poison) and let both solutions stand until clear, then pour the sugar of lead solution into the alum solution. Let stand about four hours, then pour the clear liquid back Into the empty tub, leaving the dregs. The liquid is now ready for the tent. Rub in, wet-' ting thoroughly every part, and let I soak overnight. Then rinse, wring and hang up -to dry. “It appears, Mary Janes,” magistrate “that you have been convicted thirtyfive stealing.” answered Mary, feet.” said the already times of “That’s right, your honor,” “No woman is per- P A M P C U free .book llrlll UlII SENTonREQUEST i Tells cause of cancer and what to do for pain, bleeding, odor, etc. Write for ;t to-day, mentioning this paper. Ad dress Indianapolis Cancer Hospital Indianapolis, Ind. ter of Australia, and General Hertzog, (never have visited; the country and tee Prime Minister of South Africa,; when tee man to be elected would have have stated that their governments do his seat of office overseas and would not intend to appoint special diploma-1 ■ - ■tic representatives.” Sir Cecil was speaking at the Nor man Walt Harris Memorial Foundation Institute of Politics at the University of Chicago'. Research Committee -Described “One thing is certain,” he declared. “There are many matters- of business on which the members of the British family of nations inuist act together. This is particularly ■so' in tee case of foreign affairs which affect the inter-i . . Pte ■..'T' ”te" *“ .------’ Uie-sts of the whole gi-oup. The day has hersete wou.d be the first gone by when these general questions! of foreign affairs, questions affecting I tee interests of the whole group, can' merely be represented by a governor general. “I am putting first the consideration in favor of the retention of the mon archy which is of greatest weight from the point-of view of the self-governing communities of the Empire, but if you will1 think for a moment of India you will see how hopeless' a presidential election in the Empire would he. It would 'be an election in. which it would be rank injustice if the preponderant elements were not in India, but of ‘‘Apart from all questions of per sonal loyalty, of sentiment, of tradi- be- left to one member of tee group to ’tion an<1 devotion to a sovereign for i Trnrlr -urn id _*conduct without reference to the others-.” Extensive and valuable activities arc anticipated for the recently cre ated civil research committee, to con sist of the Primo Minister of Great Britain and such other person®* as* he may summon and to be charged with giving connected for-ethouglit from a central standpoint to the development of economic, scientific, and statistical research in relation to civil policy and administration, Sir C-eciil reported. This committee* is to be purely an advisory group but its work is- so- important that it will assume an Emptee-wado scope, he said. Emphasizing that it is the crown and tho- common citizenship which flows from allegiance to- the crown i work well done, the crown is indeed the keystone of the imperial arch the .British Empire.” Why Go Through? ill Fast Eastj-Cuifi^ A 3 Edge-Holding Sawsc^ Guaran teed because made from our own steel SIMONDS CANADA SAW CO. LTD, MONTREAL . VANCOUVER, ST. JOHN.N.S.i _ I TORONTO Fy ISSUE Nd. 29-—’27. * - -’i few HIGHEST MARKET PRICES A Year's Test Will Prove Swift Best. Send Us Your Next Shipment. Better Still. One of the American film magnates was recently approached by an ac quaintance of less affluent days with a request that he endorse a note for $500. “AU you have to do,” said the man, "is sign this paper and the manager of the bank will let me have the money.” “Do you know tliat bank manager?” asked the magnate. vNot personally.” “Well, do you think I'd let you bor row money from a strange bank man ager? An old friend like you? You have him endorse the note and I’ll lend you the money myself.” Keep Minard's Liniment near at hand. Good Yarn. Salesman (showing customer cyc ling stockings)—“Surprising value, sir. Worth double the money. Latest pattern, fast colors, holeproof, shrink, and it’s a good yarn.” Customer—“Yes, and very told!” well Found It. “I can’t imagine why Smith should be so angry with his son. The boy acted on instructions.” “In what way?” “His father advised him to go out and find an opening, and the next thing the youngster did was to write and tell his father he was in a hole,” j Alice—“Do you ever go through your husband’s pockets?” ' May—“No; you’ve gotten every' cent when you roach the bottoms— • —why go through?” “Thin is the age of specialists,” said Charles M. Schwab, “but there is such a thing as overdoing it. Office inefficiency has ruined many an other wise good business. “ 'I want a girl,’ the office boss said to his secretary, ‘who is a high-school graduate; I want a girl who can spell words of at least two syllables; and I want a girl who knows something about busi ness; I want a girl who has ambition to become an executive.’ “ ‘Yes, sir,’ said the 'secretary, looking up from her notes. ‘You want four girls for the inner office.' “ George—‘‘There goes a fellow that whistles at danger.” Sam—“He must be a very brave follow. Who it he?” George -“A locomotive engineer.” Minard’s Liniment for Insect bites* THEY I ! Neuritis. Drive away the throbbing pain with applications of Minard’s. Two Women Owe Health to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound | st. Adolphe, Manitoba.—“I was very weak and had great pains during my periods so that I cculd not sweep the floor. The pains were in the right side and ex tended to the left, and then down wards. It seemed as if the body was heavy and upside down. 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