HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1917-9-20, Page 3Doni't Eat Less—But
Eat Better. 'There is no
need of ;ante- going buragrsr.
Canadiansshould "eat foods
that supply the greatest
amount of nutriment at the
lowest cost. The whole
wheat grain is the most per.
feet food given to- 'pian.
Shredded Wheat Biscuit
is the whole wheat grain
prepared in. a, digestible
'form. Every particle of the
whole wheat berry is used—
!nothing wasted, nothing
tthrowii away.' Two or three
'of these biscuits with 'milk,
lived peaches or oth"er'fruits
ake a nounshzngs satisfying
meal at a cost '"of'bi ly a few
cents.
Made in Canada.
GARDEN NOTES;
• Madonna lily bulbs may be planted
• this month, but • rnost other bulbs
should not be set until October.
Protect cauliflower heads from the
hot sun, thus: Gather some of the out-
er leaves over them and tie in/place.
Won't take long to throw old blan-
kets, cloths or papers over the toma-
toes in the garden when it looks like
*frost, and may save them for a num-
ber of days.
We have had good luck ripening
late tomatoes by pulling the vines
and letting them lie with the fruit on
in an old cool shed. A great -many
of the tomatoes turned out fine.
Late celery should be cultivated
throughout the month or long as it
is possible to get through without
damaging the -plants. But, :remem-
ber, the roots are near the surface,
and deep tillage will do more harm
than good.
Spinach for the early spring market
OUR PRI ND IN 'I`I3E GARDEN.
He is; get John, the gardener,
And yet 'the whole day, long
}Ie; makes himself quite useful,.
The flower becks among, '
XIe'is not Tom, the'peissy cat,
And yet the other day,
With stealthy stride and glistening
eye,
He crept upon his prey.
He is not Dash, the dear old dog,
And yet, perhaps, if you,
Took pains with him and, petted him,
You'd come to love him, too-
He's not a blackbird, though he chirps,
And though he once was black;;
Yet now he wears a loose,: gray coat,
All wrinkled on the back.
He has a very dirty face,
And very shiny eyes; .
Ile sometimes' sits beside our door,
And looks—perhaps is :wise,
But in a sunny flower bed
IIe has his fixed abode;
Re eats ' the things, that eat my
plants—
He is a friendly toad.
--J. I -L Ewing, in Our. Dumb Animals,
FREQUENT NEADACIIES
People .with thin blood are much
more subject to headaches than full-
blooded persons„ and the form of
anaemia that 'afflicts 'growing girls is
almost always accompanied by head-
aches, together with disturbance of
the digestive organs.
Whenever you have constant or re-
curring headaches and pallor of the
face, they show that the blood is thin
and your efforts should be directed to-
werd building up your blood. A fair
treatment with Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills will do this effectively, and the
rich, red blood/ made by these pills.
will, remove the headache:
More disturbances to the health are
caused by their blood than most peo-
ple have anyydea of. When your blood
is impoverished, the nerves suffer"
caa be sown now, either broadcast, or from lack of nourishment and you•mayr
in chiles twelve to fifteen inches apart •Ge troubled with insomnia, neuritis,
and one ins edeep on well-manured neuralgia or sciatica. Muscles subject
ground. It is hardly possible to 'get to strain are under -nourished' and you
the land too rich for spinach. The may have muscular rheumatism or
hardy prickly variety will winter bet- lumbago., If your blood is"'thin -and
ter than other kinds. On the approach you begin to "chow eymptoms of any of
of freezing¢ weather cover with leaves these disorders, tey building up the
or straw.
Like celery+ late cabbage should be
blood with Dr. Williams' =•Pink'Pi'lis;
and as the blood is restored' to its nor -
cultivated 'as
or-cultivated'as long as possible. A leaf mal condition every symptom of the.
broken off now and thenwilhnot mat- trouble will disappear. There are
ter. - Fewer will be broken if the eul- '-mare people who owe their present
tivating is done during the middle of state of, good health to Dr. Williams'
the day. Pink Pills than to any other medicine,
Early celery will be wanted the lat- and most of -them do not hesitate' to
ter part of this month, or the first of say so.
next. It should now be ."handled"— You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
that,is,. straightened tip and• the • soil 'through any dealer inmedicine or by
drawn to it with the hoe. If -boards, mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes'for
$2.50 from The Dr. Williams Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
A PET CHIPMUNK.
With 22 Peanuts in Her' Cheek Pouches
Couldn't Enter Hole.
The chipmunks in my `yard, says
Mr. Enos A. Mills, who lives in the
After the first slight frost bulbs of Colorado Rockies, are fed so freely
the dahlia, canna, tuberose; elephant upon peanuts that they have come tie
ear and Madeira vine should be taken depend upon them for wintet sup -
up and stored. When the'foliageof plies. They prefer raw peanuts to
the dahlia or canna is frost-bitten, cut the roasted ones. The chipmunk near
or the upper part and aeave about six my cabin sometimes becomes a little)
or eight inches of the stem attached particular and will occasionally ieject'
to the roots. Aim to remove the roots ,peanuts that are handed to her with
as a clump and with dirt attached. the shell on. Commonly, however,
paper or other devices are to be used
for blanching, handling is not neces-
sary. A week or ten days after hand-
ling more earth should be plowed up
to the plants, leaving only the -tops
above the ridge. If banked too long
in warm weather celery is likely to
spoil, and, it is safer to blanch' only
as needed to fill orders.
w4 Favored
Designs ` k.
ras
There is rip doubt that the long,
tunic will be -popular for the - coming
season, for in the very,newest models
it is featured. In the smart dress
illustrated above the long tunic, press-
ed into straight pleats and parted at
the side, shows one of the favored
designs: McCall Pattern No. 7919,
Ladies' Dress, in 39 -inch length. Pat-
tern in 5 sizes; 34 -to 42 bust. 'Price,.
20 cents.
(�c MIOaALL
.• The fancy pocket continues to be a
style feature on children's as well as.
grown-ups'` frocks. The little straight
pleated frock with -a deep yoke is par-
ticularly noticeable for the pockets in
front, which are attached to both the
front panel and the belt;: McCall pat-
tern No. 7866, Child's Dress; in 5
sizes; 2 to '10 years. Price, 15 cents.
The patterns may be obtained
from your. local McCall dealer, or from
the McCall Co., 70 Bond St., Toronto,
Dept, W.
AVIATORS, DON'T SNEEZE.
Nines -tenths of Accidents in \the Air
Caused by Thus Losing Control.
A recent issue of the American
This is the time the root should be she seizes the nut with both forepaws, Magazine coftains anaccount of Miss
tagged if color, or varieties- are to- be then, standing erect, rapidly bites I Katherine Stinson, the girl aviator,
`remembered. The best time to dig is away the shell until she reaches the fearn whose, school in - San Antonio,
in the morning. Then the roots can nut. This she usually forces into her
be spread out in the sun and exposed cheek pocket with both paws. _Her
to'the wind so that they will dry well cheek pouches hold from twelve to
and cure. Be sure that the dirt at- twenty of these. As soon as she has
tached to the bulbs is -thoroughly filled them shehurries away tee_ de -
+dried before storing in a cool .dry cel- posit her stores in her underground
Mr. . They are best -sprea l;,Qut on the granary.
Nor in' one corner, or placed ,on One day she managed to store
shejvis where it is cool and the' ventil- ,twenty-two, and her cheek " pouches
'anon good .stood out .abnormally! With this
--•
swelled and uncouth head she hurried
Water raspberries and:, blackberries away to the storehouse, but when she
Texas, many of the aviators now fly-
ing in Europe were graduated. Miss
Stinson -herself has performed some
of, the most difficult -aerial feats.
'When asked if she ever was afraid
of falling, she replied that sneezing
was the only thing she feared. She
declared that nine-tenthsof the acci-
dents in the air are caused by aviators
control of their machines achines by
sneezing.
KEEP C1IILDRi,N WELL
1)1URING EIOT WEA'FHER°
Every mother knows how fatal the
hot summer months ale to small chit,
dren. Cholera infanturn„ diarrhoea,
dysentry and stomach;: troubles are
rife at this time and often a precious
little life is lost 'after only a few, hours
illness. The mother who keeps Baby's,
Own Tablets in the 'louse feels' safe,.
The occasional' use of the Tablets pre,.
vents stomach and bowel troubles, or
if trouble comes suddenly—as it gen-
erally aloes—theTablets will bring the
baby safely through, They are sold by
'medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents`
a box from The Dr. 'Williams' Medi.
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
BLAME SPIES FOR CRISIS.
Disaffection Among Russian 'Troops
Due to German Agents..
Events of the greatest magnitude
are crowding on the heels of each
other with such rapidity it is hardly
possible to chronicle them, much less
to give a reasoned statement. The fu-
ture of discipline in the regiments of
the 11th Army, which let the Austro -
Germans through, was due entirely to
the agitation of extremists which
every day shows more clearly is the
work of the hidden hand of German
spies. The impudence of this propa
;gancla is almost past belief, In the
llth Army the effect has been to nul-
lify the advantages of the recent ad-
vance to IIalicz. In case the Russian
troops composingethe advanced forces
are retiring ;west of the Sereth it is
grave danger.
As if this, is. not enough the ' com-
munique indicates insubordination has
made headway in all parts ' of the
arnly. If this had happened in 'any
other army one might confidently pre-
dict itsfinal defeat, but Russian psy-
chology is, capable of such extraordin-
ary changes it may yet sbe possible
that the situation may be saved. There
is' still left some common sense
amongst the leaders of the ignorant
masses in the riots in Petrograd. If
it is used properly it may justenable
the government to save the situation,
particularly as the provisional gov-
ernment has declared itself a Com-
mittee of Public Safety with the sup-
port of the vast majority of the Com-
mittee of Soldiers' and Workmen's
delegates,
Xerensky, supported by Tseritelli,
Nakrassoff and Tdrestchenko,is vir-
tual dictator. His disinterestedness is
beyond suspicion, while his fervor,
eloquence and driving force are what
are necessary to bring Russia through
the crisis. ` The revolution and the
State are undoubtedly in danger, Di-
rectly the situation was taken in hand
with a strong grip the extremists van-
ished. The question of the reintroduc-
tien, of the death penalty is already
raised,; As ,:soon' as it. can become ef-
fective the Committee of Public Safe-
ty will have an instrument with which
to operate. The masses are too much
out of hand to be deterred by anything
c, now.
niinarws Liniment for sale everywhere.
The Contrast.
When the Napoleonic wars were at
their height a petition was presented
to the emperor asking for the release
of some English civilians imprisoned,
or, as we should put it now, interned
in France: Napoleon at first gave an
abrupt refusal. But the secretary,
glancing down, noted that "the petition
was signed by Dr. Jenner, the discov-
erer of vaccination against smallpox.
"Ah," said Napoleon, when he was
told this, "we can refuse nothing to
that name. Let them go." Can any
"one, even.with stimulants, imagine the
'kaiser showing such magnanimity?:
Napoleon was a good deal of a brute
"The aviator, she said, "passes
during dry weather to insure , strong reached the hole her cheeks were so through numerous strata of air of dif-
canes for next season's crop.- " distended that she was unable to en- } ferent temperatures. He often sneezes
The Food .Controller, is fending - his ter. After trying again and again she :•violently, When yousneezeyou lose.
ll.elp to the farm labor- situation in On began to enlarge the hole. This she all control of yourself: for the moment
tario where it is acute, Represents- presently gave up."Then she rejected and if you don't catch yourself quick-
-.lives
uick
-fives of the large •industries met in about one third of the nuts, entered, ea it s probable that your '•friends
Toronto and considered ways and and stored the remainder. In a fewwill ga%her up your remains."
means of releasing men fromtheir' minutes she was back ,for more. One
regular work to help with the har-
vest.
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itif wheat -and
harle,y in rnost
appetizing form
day she made eleven round trips in
fifty-seven minutes.
Early one autumn morning a coyote,
in attempting to reach her, slug into
her granary and scattered . -the nuts
about. After .sending him off I ga-
thered up three quarts of shelled nuts
and left about as many mare scattered
through the earth. Over ''these the 1 tender fire, has now been writ in 'gold
+jays arid' magpies squabblecl` all day, I for theirs oft generations unborn.
Albert of Belgium.
immortality crowns the than who,
acts. The royal insignia of Albert of
Belgium gave him no crown among
th.e immortals; but the royal stature
of his se j, as ,revealed to' the world
in the ,glorious 'defence., of his people
T Once a lady, who owes unsympa_ 1When re in all recorded time did
thetic with chipmunks, was greatlyi the world's geniuses render a fellow -
startled when one of the 'youngsters f mortal such a tribute as the "Book of
sci'abled up her clothes and perched on King Albert"? Whether it be Joan of
her head.. She screamed wildly, and Are burning on hen: pyre, or a common
the young chipmunk, in turn fright- soldier bleeding in the trenches, they
ened, fled with all haste, He took con- who risk their lives for the cause they
solation with his mother, several have are illumined by the -fame that
yards away. She, standing erect, shall be as light forever. The wot'ld
received him literally with open arms. is full of heroes whom' perhaps only
He stood erect, with one arm upon the angels sing. But of all those
her -shoulder, while she, held one arm whom the world honors ' finally each
round him, They stood thus for some one has taken a superhuman risk and
seconds, he
-eeching a fr
ighene
d
to achieved a superhulnan task, This
dcry, while she, ith a stinted muer-
inn; endegvoreto ,,quiet him,
It is a conetiest' when We carr lift
ourselves above the annoyance of'eii
r
-
eurriatances aver. which we have
control; but it is' a greater victory
When We te caina,ke thoSe cl cumsta'
-
ees air helpers, we eat appreciate" the'
good there is in • them. -Lilcy La>:etrm: gatnnra'x Liniment Cures D'asidvtasp.
alone repays a s far the ills and hurts and
heartbreaks of •life, and this : alone
makes one immortal. •
'Visit ybir neighbor occasionally and
sec how he does 'things, Nat all flu)
good farming nethods Ole used within
the line��fepces onuy your.fs;i•n:, •
—at least her was deemed so by the
unsophisticated generations which
knew him. But by comparison with
Hohenzollern standards Napoleon was
a mild, high-minded gentleman.
Clean up the house before fowls
go inti them in fall.
Dr. Ferdinand King, New York
Physician and Medical Author Says:
EVERY WO ::AN
EVERYa _
} EVERY DAUGHTER
NEEDS IRON
AT TIMES
To put strength into her nerves''
and color• into her cheeks.
There c a n
be no beauty-
f u 1, healthy,
rosy,-,,,cheeked.
Owastomenhas withbeen-:
out iron. The
trouble in the
that when wo-
men needed
iron they gen-
orally :00ols
ordinaryrue-
'which
1 t7,
which often
corroded the
stomach and''
did fa.r more'
harm than good. To -day doctor pre-
scribe organic .iron '— Nuxatpd Iron,
This,particular form of iron is easily.
assimilated, docs not blacken 110.100 lit-
juro the teeth nor upset the stoiiittch,`
It will increase the strength and en-
dtiru.noe of weak, nervous, irritable,
etireworn, haggard, looking :women 100
lion Cent: in two weeks' time in many`
instttnces, I have used- it In my, Own
practice most sttrnrisiner re#ults,—
Ferdinanrl :King, 'M. D.
OTI1: NitgATE� EON re ominend-
� x c
eft tEbove by DV. reraivatid icing can be,
from is d
Obtained any good druggist with
an., absolute guarantee of succuss or
Money refunded. It le dispensed''bv all
good drui;glste, •
MY OWN LAND.
Thou beautifel for sunset skies,
For spacious lake and plain;
For mountains where the :night is
deep,
And fields of amber grain.
O Canada—ray own land--
Riee with the moaning eea,
Acclaim thy right to Fteedom's
might
Strong and sufficient be.
Thou beautiful for comradeship
When move the . pilgrim feet,
Where tattered wigwams once were
spread, ,
With star -hung roof to greet,
O Canada—my own land
-Thy mighty chorus sing -
The soul of Empire none can stay.
God bless our noble King.
Thou beautiful for heroes brave,
With firip and valiant tread;
Who fear no unseen thrust, nor pain,
And naught of death do dread,
O Canada°—mee own land—
I've bound my soul to thee.
God shed His grace on our loved rice,
From sea. too .farthest sea._
From sea to -farthest ,sea.
--Charlotte Carson-Talcott
iW Granulated Eyelids,
ore Eves, Eyes Inflamed by
sea, Daet hnd Wind qulddy
rc relieved by Murine. Try it In
your Eyes and In Baby:s Eyes.
LJNoSmartieg, JustEye Comfort
Murine EyeRemed ;at rear nrerata's et by
�] yrnnil 60e per bottle,,Murirro..
aye Salve, in r'ubos'2i . $or brook of the Ewe,—Free.
Ask Marine Eye Remedy Co.,; Chicago a
Ontario this year will have the big
-
'gest oat crop in the history of the
,province, according to Dr. A. C. Creel -
man, Commissioner of Agriculture for
that province. "We will have 125
million bushels as ; compared to the
average crop of 100 millions."
St. 'Joseph,' Levis, July 14,' 1903.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Gentlemen,—I wad badly kicked by
my horse last` May, and after using
several preparations on my leg no-
thing would do. • My leg was black as
jet. I was; laid up in bed for'a fort-
night and could not walk. After using
three bottles of your MINARD'S LINI-
MENT I was perfectly cured so that I
could .start on the road.
JOS. DUBES,
Commercial Traveller.
Four things a man must learn to do
If he would make his record true:
To think without confusion clearly;
To love his fellow man sincerely;
To act from honest motives purely;
To trust in God and heaven secure-
, ly. Van Dyke.
Minarcl's Liniment Relieves Nenrals'ia.
If we. would live up ,, to ,onr. own
ideals Instead of attempting to find
out what the other fellow's ideals are,
we would ,miss lots of -trying experr-,i
ences, for you are in your small cor-
ner and I in mine. Yon can not wear
my, coat nor I yours; we are separate
individuals and must live our own
lives in our own way, not in the other
fellow's way.
.•-o-a-o—o—o—o—o--o---a--o--o—o--
PAiN? NOT A BIT
LIFT YOUR CORNS b
L
OR CALLUSES OFF
No, humbug 1 Apply few drops
then Just lift them away
..
with fingers.
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This new drug is an ether com-
pound discovered by a Cincinnati
chemist. It is called
freezone, and can nosy
be obtained in tiny bot-
tles as here shown at
very little cost from any I
drug store. Just ask,
for freezone, Apply a
drop or two directly
upon•a• tender corn el
callus and instantly the
soreness disappears,
Shortly you will find
the corn or callus so
loose that you can lift it
off, root and all, with
the fingers,
Not a twinge of pain,
soreness or irritation;
not oven the slightest
smarting, either when
applying- free one or
afterwards,
This drug doesn't oat
tip the corn or callus,
,belt shrivels then{ • o
they loosen and cone ri gg lit •out It is
1
no humbug workslike a charm, {bug . It l ,
For a few c'etlts yotl can get rid of
every bard corn, soft' cern dr earn be-
n itt
ewe o 1as a.irlfirl
e the toes, � �.s wel p
calluses on bottomof your feet, It
never disappoints and never t uts
,
bites or infiames.4' If Smut druggist
hasn't any° freezono .yet, tell him to
got a little bottle for ycu fret: hrs
evliolesale 'hoiiee.
0
Nati0 0'"
ttu—• TT ANY ease
Ins ..TORONTO. QNT. ,nQ
Used for making
hard and soft soap, for
softening water, for cieart-
blg, disinfecting and for over
500 other purposes.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
EW;GILLETT COMPANY *LIMIT
n , TORONTO, OM
wwN,..q NONTAVAL�✓
The 3ing as a Clubman
The King is using the Marlborough
Club a good deal, --when in London
these days., It has the advantage oat
securing for him the same privilege
of non-interference as belongs to the
ordinary clubman. That is to say
that no special notice is 'taken of his
visits. When he wants to talk to fel
low-lnembers he does so; when he pre-
fers to Alt quiet and listen to any tall:
that is going on, he can do so. _ . The
Marlborough is one of the few places
Where the. Sovereign can forget his
sovereignty.
MQNEY' -ORDERS;
Pay your out of :,town accounts by
Dominion Express IVIoney� Orders.
liiye dollars costs three cents.
What Wehavealways seen ;done in
one way we are apt to inieginethere.
was „but that one way. Bentley_;
Milliard's Liniment "Cures Burns, Etc.
The Paris sewers are the largest
and most complete in the world. -
sri crL ducrror!
el 1.NCER, TUMORS. LUMPS: ETC-.
internal : and external, cured with=
out pain by our home treatment. Write
us before too late. Dr. Gellman Medical
Co.. Lirnttrd: Cn111neaood. Ont:
The Soul of a Piano is the
Action. Insistonthe
OTTO X91GE1.4"
PIANO ACTION
Baby's
s
Itching
Blaming
ld
Q`ruicidy
Soothed by
8 cn t
e L
It's wonderful how quickly a hot
bath with Cuticura Soap followed by a
gentle anointing with Cuticura Omt-
ment relieves itching, burning eczemas,
rashes and chafings, permits sleep for
infant and rest for mother, and points,
to speedy healment in most cases wheat
it seems nothing would downy good.'
This is only one of the many things Cu -I
ticura does for the skin when used for
every -day toilet purposes.
Sample Each Free by Mail Addredi'post,
card: "Cuticura, Dept. N, Boston, U.S. A.',
Sold throughout the world.
MRS8
KESO S!CK
SEVEN MONTHS
Restored to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkhain's Vegetable Compound.
Aurora, I11.—"For seven long menthe
I suffered from a female trouble, with
i i t severe pains in my
back and sides until
I became so weal:1
could hardly' walk
from chair to chair,
and got so nervous
I would jump at the
slightest noise. 1
was entirely unfit
to do my house-
work, I was giving
up hope of ever be -
nig well, when my
sister asked me to
try Lydia E. Pinkhane's Vegetable Com-
pound, I took six' bottles and toclay I
am .a healthy woman able to do my own
housework. I wish every suffering
wo nan would try Lydia E. Pinkhs.in'a
Vegetable Compound, andfind out far
themselves how good it is."—MM. CARL,
A. KIEso, 596 North AVe., Aurora, Ill,
'{he great number of unsolicited tes-
timonials on file at the Pinkhani Labe
oratory, many of evliieh are from timo
totime ublisla c .b ' " ermission a.
el re
p y%
proof of the Value of Lydia ID. �.'iiik�•
am's Vegetable Compottnd, in tho
treatment of female ills.
eEetery Telling -woman int Canada is
cordially invited to write to the Lydia
,.
:l:ham .hledieiile(confidential),
L, Pli Co
Lynn, Mass., for special advice. It is
tfree, ll bria . ote health and dna..
1 �ro>,
save.your life.
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