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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1916-11-23, Page 7IN EVERY EMERGENCY You will find some use for Trade Mutt Petroleum Telly It relieves rough, chapped hands, broken blisters, burns, cuts, insect bites and skin irri- tations of all kinds. Sold in handy glass bevies and tin tubes, at ebemists and gen- eral stores everywhere. Refuse substitutes. Free booklet mailed on request, CHESEBROUGH. MFG. CO, (Gonaolldsacd) Ellett Chalet Ar, Ileatreat. The Reason, Vicar --I 'was glad to see hew quiet and still you -were, my lad, during the sermon. The Boy—Well, you see, I was afraid of waking father. Minard's Liniment Co., Limited, Gentlemen,—Last winter I received great benefit from the use of MIN- ARD'S LINIMENT in a severe attack of LaGriPpe, and I have frequently proved it to be very effective in eases of Inflammation, Yours, W. A. IU3TCHINSON. Punishment, Ethel -111 back out and let you marry the wretch, Mario Why do you do that? Ethel --He proposed to both of us and I "avant to see him punished. Mivaxtrer Liniment Curer Blatantvor LOYALISTS TO KAISER IN U.S. 500,000 Lamp -posts Ready to Hang Them, Gerard Says. Herbert Bayard Swope, recently re- turned from Germany, writes as fol- lows in the New York World: Hew :song Germany believes her- self to be in America can be seen in any of the political mails issued by the Pan -German League, on which a great blob of pink indicates the resi- dence in. America of the nine million of German birth or parentage, Those making up this number are claimed as indirect members of the league, who are, or ought to be, as the Pan - Germans see it, ready at all times to do Germany's bidding. It is the be- lief of these Pan -Germans that through their far-flung membership some day German "Kultur" will dominate the world. On the day I left Berlin, only a few weeks ago, I was informed by a member of the general staff that Gen. Hindenburg had sent word through his Chief of Staff, von Lud- endol`if, to Col. Kuhn, our military attache, and Commander Gherardi, our naval attache, that neither would be permitted to go to the front nor have opportunities for observation, although these privileges are regular-, ly extended to all other neutral coun- tries. This is official, and has been made the basis of representations. Not only does Gertiiany believe that her political strength in this country is great enuogh to make the Ameri- can Government take it into consider- ation, but the belief goes further. One .prominentt member of the Gov- ernment told the Ambassador that America would not risk a break with Germany, because "there were 600,- 000 trained Germans ready to bear arms in the United States against the American Government," "There may be," was his quick re- sponse, "but there are 500,000 lamp- posts in America ready to string them up on if they ever try it." Useless Work. A Scotch. farther, on hearing that the minister was making munitions on week days, remarked; "Munitions' made by ministers are of no use; they have been making them all the week during the past two thousand years and 'firing them. at the de'il o' Sundays, and he's aye to the fore yet." Guard Your Baby's Health Cheerful, Chubby Children Make the Ho,Ue Happy Weak, puny babies are a constant care to tired mothers and are subject to many diseases that do not affect healthy children. Keep your children in good health. See that their bowels move regularly especially during the teething period. This is a distressing time in the life of every child and the utmost pre- caution should be taken to keep them well and strong. By the consistent use of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup it is possible to avoid many childish ills now so prevalent. It is a corrective, for diarrhoea, colic and other infantile ailments. It soothes the fretting baby and permits the child to sleep well and grow healthy. It brings comfort and relief to both child and mother. Mrs. "%Winslow's Soothing Syrup Makes' Cheerful, Chubby Children Is absolutely non-narcotic. It con- tains no opium, morphine' nor any of their derivatives. It is soothing, pleas- ant and harmless. For' generations mothers in all parts of the world have used, it and millions, of babies have been benefited by it Buy a bottle today and have it handy Relieve and Protect Your Children' Sold 1 all druggists in Canada and throughout the world JUST THE THING FOR LITTLE ONES WILL BUY Standard liteliance Cockehutt P1ongh Pa,. Canada Machinery pfd. Canadian Oil Contpantes Dominion Power & Trattrmine on, Canadian Consolidated Pelt Wit, Fiectrtcat itrvelopment ..on1u. Ontario Pulp de Paper Bon 1. Spanish River Donde. WILLSELL L S Peoples Loan. Dominion Ez 1orive.. Guelph 8e Ontario Loan, Riordan Paper Bonds.. British Elcohrgner 6% Bonds, dossier Gooerament. Soni:. Aefflo-Piens Donee to yield 61%. We buy and sell all Unlisted Securi- ties. Correspondence Invited, Macdonald, Bullock & CO. 84 BAT STREET TORONTO - - OIfT. SOLDIERS' $ $ ddloisr p i OOMFORTS n�. Qr tet'! tail in attotixt 06 hour* p.rfeot and fresh.. Send for our Special List of 'XMAS BOXES { From $2.00 to $5.0Q Sante recent orders : i'V'estruount Sol-.' THE DOOR TO HEALTH Is Through the Rich, Red Blood D. Williams' Pink Pills Actually Make, The blood is responsible for the health of the body. If it is good, dis- ease cannot exist. If it is bad, the door is shut against good health, die - ease is bound to appear in one form or another. One person may be seized with rheumatism or sciatica, another with anaemia, indigestion, heart pal- pitation, headaches or backaches, un- strung nerves, or any of the irlany other forms of ailment that comes when the blood is weak and watery. There is just one certain, speedy.cure in the "black environment." His fa-' ded and baked. Make it your —Dr. Williams Pink Pills. They make ther, who at one time worked in a 'meat" for ten da S and See new, rich blood, and this good blood Tyneside colliery, was a man of seri-y strengthens the whole system. and ous thought, foresight, and shrewd how much better you feet brings good health and happiness. common sense. He saw the future of Wh�olCSOUle and strengthen - Thousands owe their present good the engineering side of mining, and g for meal With milk health some life itself, to the pills earned a reputation as a clever engirt - THE BIGGEST COAL OWNER-• ng the C .Ive3 Lord Joicey rays Out $7,500,000 in r• .,1 sorts of excuses are 'Wages. Yearly. offered for the high price of be - No fanciful heraldic design adorns beef,. the most plausible be the coat of arms of Lord Joicey. The ing the alleged demand for foremost items on his escutcheon are• veal—"the g of calves a couple of honest pick -axes and two ,Which should be allowed to pit o typical „ponies. It was of Lord Joicey, the world's richest coal -owner', grow into regular beef." YOU that when he was raised to the peer- cannot have beef if you, eat age in 1905 he should have chosen "veal," this design for a crest, for he is proud it as but you can have of the fact that his immense fortune i Shredded Wheat Biscuit rests on the pit pony and the pick -axe a which contains more real which his father used to wield in the nutriment than beef and depths of the mine, costs much less. Shredded Horn in the atmosphere of collieries p• and brickworks at Tanfield, in Dar- i wheat biscuit is the whole ham, Lord Joicey as a boy grew up , wheat steam -cooked, shred - Miss Devine Laliberti, St. Jerome, eer, Ultimately his son went to or cream or Ill combmation Que., says;: "Last year I seemed Newcastle to work for a wealthy with fruits.. gradually to grow weak and run down. uncle. Made Canada their' ei? t,$ League, l,tioG boxes ; sere; I slid not sleep well, had a poor appe- Thrifty and energetic, young Joicey Realinent. ssa horCes, 6ta., �a • ; Surest : Cheapest i grid. I consulted a doctor who told We own erne, £nytlbiaat 1 : me 1 was anaemic, and gave me a >w rn._ Soldiers' I1*et' itiltelu Assr.a "tonic, This I took faithfully for some t it did not bel me and I a - tit*, and grew pale and generally lan- Baby's Own Tablets are the best medicine a mother can give her little ones. They regulate the bowels; sweeten the stomach; banish consti.. potion and indigestion; relieve colds and simple fevers and make teething easy. Concerning them Mrs. Herbert Johnston, Maymont, Sask,, writes:-- "I have used Baby's Own Tablets for the past four years and fend them just the thing for babies and young chil- dren." They are sold by medicine dealers or.by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont, CLIMATE LESS SEVERE. What Study of Larger Glaciers in B. C. Has Revealed. Dr. Charles D. Walcott, secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, and Mrs. Walcott have just returned to Wash- ington after several months' field work in Canada. Accomplished by only a packer and cook, they spent most of the summer and early fall on saved every Denny •he could while ;eS learning all he could; and although POxAxOs. iiiiSlEii Can- ter a time he was only earning the l biers. kaeleware. Carman. 'Order modest wage of £2 a week, he was at. once, Surnly limited. Write for duo- ime, bu , p able to save enough to invest in some quickest:dations, 13. W. i�awaon. Brampton 5 1ID POTATO Drnn moat Building, ]toatreaL . l pe died to be growing worse, and final- raining enterprises. BILLIARDS Those long winter nights you will. need Indoor reorea' Um. Why not instal a Hoene Billiard Table Write for Particulars of our famous Maisonette Table, for comb or on easy terms. Burroughes do Waifs, Lfdr Makers to B. M. the lctns, 34 Church St., Toronto NEWSPAPans POR manes ;ly I was hardly able to go about the With the money he inherited from itROFl1 MahiNO NEWS AND dog house and almost wholly incapacitated his uncle Lord Joicey judiciously ne- Qftiees for sale in gaud Ontario towns The most Useful ;and lntereatinR for work. While in this condition a gotiated various deals. Some idea of of ,tn huslnesaatd. Full Inrnrrnution ou friend advised me to try Dr. Wil- the extent of his resources may be ' &An ,le t ol�pet a !:aide Gtrieeil Tornn - Hams Pink Pills, and I at several gathered when it is mentioned that boxes. It was not long after I began some years ago his firm took a lease orz,r44Nn017s. their use when I could see an int. of Lord Durham's pits for $1,100,000,, t` tArlc>;R. Ti.uclts, i.T .U'5 laic, provement, which just manifested it- the capital expenditure being paid out V internal and external, cured with; self in an improved 'appetite and bet- of the profits within twoyears. out pain by our home Bell tint. Witte p pl? ; us before too sate. Br. l3ellman Medical ter rest at night, From this on the A further illustration of Lord. Joi- Co., Limited. Cot]ingwood, Ont. improvement was rapid and I was not cey's vast interests is contained in long in regaining perfect health. I; the remark which he made in a speech. think Dr. Williams Fink Pills are a ' when he was presented with a por- al blessing for all weak girls:' trait of himself in 1913 at the New- • You can get these pills throughany castle Chamber of Commerce to cele - medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents brate his fifty years of commercial a box or six boxes for $2.50 from. The : life. Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brock -1 "Business life," he said on that oe- calities visited and definite locations f rte' t d f '1 lad over a concern which spends £1,500,- Alberta, September 30, which proved; COMMANDERS WITH MEN. 1000 a year in wages and supports DilleOnt. casian, o ee in s rat a an oss7 a s. "is a good life, and to preside The party broke camp at Banff,! fo a rtunate move, as the next day a, thousands of families is a thing to be heavy fall of snow covered the entire: ent Over Parapets Side by Side at Proud of." reeler, RSignal of Battle. ,e- Many '• ges. London's Max y Marr ia When the big push on the Somme was about to begin and the French or Latarrha Deapess The number of marriages register- and British armies were on the keen ed in London in 1915 was the high-: edge of expectation, the battalion • est ever recorded -:-58,345, as. corn.. commander on the extreme right of and Head Noises pared. with 43,373 in. 1914 and 41,409 the British forces sent word to the Here il.:t,ut rice thert• in naovb waft r. in 1913. The increase over 1914 is battalion commander on the left of eon kettle would da welt t in„ irum catarrh ;and head noires. dine r - 0 c,oni-ider the i 34 per cent., but as the corresponding the French farces and asked him hair hie ieln Toyed by f e English toe eon - increase for the rest of England and where he would be in the attack. ienosva suet demi, thea i•,ngliah inmate ise 1 Wales is only 20 per cent., there is "I shall be over the parapets with anti how ditmpne•ss airects Chore suffer- i reason for thinking that a consider- the first wave of my troops," was i'MiU rh e to atf k siir+nii paii`iau std ae a able number of these marriages may the French commander's reply.ror it that is rets117.. 'very 'ozl+tituuonal disease and use• an inter - not properly belong to the London "So shall I," was the British corn- • rpt areia i a` , eye out for irle.r, watch tick telt lion they had their iltear- ing re,•tnretl l.v this Migli.h treatlne•nt population. menders return message.; "keep an saltie re rr. whe, t•„u11 $e'arc(Ia hear a So, when the troops were jammed , to calci] an Pa tent that the tisk of a 6ranutaled Eyeildw s, in the forward trenches .waiting for "'el' was hiallrly :audible 4t•vel: