The Exeter Advocate, 1920-3-4, Page 7IRE BEST TONIC
FOR, NERVOUS PEOPLE
Increase Your Nervous Energy
by Building Up the Blood With
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
Nervous people Who have not yet
'developed a disease that can be re-
-eoguized and treated by the medical
;profession have the greatest trouble
4n finding relief. Irritation, headache,
sleeplessness, nervous indigestion, all
`these discomforts make life miserable
'but are endured rather than run a
doctor% bill without hope. of recovery.
Every such sufferer should know the
danger of teach a condition to the ner-
vous system. Nervous debility and
even parelysie may result if the tone
of the nerves is not centered by build-
ing up the blood. As a tonic for the
blood and nervee Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills have been used with the greatest
success. They have a direct action on
the blood and therefore enable it to
carry to the nerves the elements they
meed to fully restore their normal
function --and at the same time im-
prove the general health. The bone-
- tits that follow the use of this medi-
cine is shown by the stntem.et of
SKIRTS FOR THE
SPRING WARDROBE
lttrs. Jenny Marr, MR. No, J, Port Pn7lia381
Rowe% a well Lnown sebooT teacher, No. 9285—Ladies' Two -Piece Skirt
who says: ---"Some Tears ago I became . Price, 20 cents. Two styles of poeket;
greatly run down, nod was to thts 3 high waistline; 38 or $6 -inch length.
z audition for pearl, a) year. A doctor C•ut in 7 sizes, 24, 2h, 28, 30, 32, e4 and
whom I called in said I was suffering
inches waist measure. Size 26 re -
from complete Nervous prostration, It quire , either style pocket, 2 '� yards
would hardly be possible to tell an the
36 inches wide or 2 ,s yards a0 inches
symptoms of my ease, but anyone who
has passed through. a nervous break-
tlown will know what I suffered. As
wide. Width around bottom, 2 yards.
No. 9275 -Ladies' Two -Piece Skirt,
Price, 25 cents. With. or without two,
piece •circular tunic; u8 or 3e -men
I did not sena to ir,iprave under the length. • Cut in 6 sizes, 24, 20, 28, '110,
doctor's treettneet, I -decided to try 32 and 34 inches wast measure. Size
fink Pills, and the de- 26, with tend; 38-ineh length, 5%•
e'isiou was a fortttu'ato ane for me, as yards 30 iuel'e> wide er 3% yards 45
I soon found some relief tltreuah. the inches wide; witiec.ut tunic, 2 ;s yards
use of the pills, end atter taking el,'iit 30 or 5 inche. wide. Width a":fund
bates I wits Oily re tared to health, 1,o.t°111, 1,s y umd 1
'r,) -day 1 az41 sti'citg and izearty. with-I'riee,No, 20
9181" -Ladle,' Two -Piece Skirt,
cents. Simulated panel
out an ache or pa u, and for :lir pre-
, front; high waistline; 38 or :3G -inch
vent physical condition 1feel I ,un - lentrth. cut in 8 eieee, `24, 20, `28, 30,.
deleted to Dr. \1"illi:tmy'Pick Willa, 32, 34. 3:i and 38 itebes waist tnease
and can heartily recommend thein to etre. :tire '.G rettuirei, 33-inelz length,
anyone auiferipg, Seem ucrvous t;cu- 2a3 yards :35 inches wide or Fn. yards
glee," Iid inehe.; aide; 16 -inch length, tin
Yoe can procure Dr. li'iIllam,' Pink
Pillthrotaglz any dealer in znedic:no
tel' they will be eeut you by mall at
at) ciente a box or sit bores fur $2.50
That Cheery Morning Smile.
Greet each new day with . a happy 1
smile
As you wish. the world "Good morn-
ing '
its charm will those you meet beguile,,
All gloom and darkness scorning.
For a happy smite on the face at
meTru
Will make the day feel cheery,
And the hours will fly as you truly
try
To make thts world less dreary.
Awake from sleep with a thankful
heart
That a new day is ) our guerdon
Go forth to labor and do your part
To lighten someone's burden.
To wear a smile on your morning face'
Will make the day seem brighter,.
As forth you fare to perform your
- share
Te make some trouble lighter.
So face each day with a sunny smile,
The day non' -born to greet you,
And scatter sunshine all the while
On all who chance to meet you. ff
Go forth from home with a puzpose
high -
Some woe to be beguiling,
And those who sigh will some good
espy
)3eoauso you go forth smiling,
yards 86 tachee wide or 114 yards 54
inches wide. •Wid.:b around bottom,
Ine yards.
'Mise ,patterns may be obtained
from your local McCall dealer, or
by writing direct to The ]Jr, Williams''from the McColl Co., 70 BondSt., To-
lIedieeiao Co., Brockville, Outario.
Murdered. Classics.
Time dealt lutrdly frith the wisdom
of classical uuthore.
Modern versions are invariably in-
terr ect. "When titter meets (Greek,
then eontee a" tag of war," ie wrong.
'rhe original line written by Nathaniel
Lee, one of the olid -time dreat atists,
circ urs in the piay, lime; since forgat-
te_n, "The l;ival Queens, or ,,leantier
the Great." It reads: "When Greeks
joined Greeks, then was the tug of
war."
Similarly Milton's "fresh woods anti
pastures new" is invariably rendered
"fresh fields and pastures new;" while
another pitfall for the unwary is to be
found • in the well-known •lines of
"Kingsley, beginning "Be good, sweet
maid:" Niue people out of ten, if
challenged with them, would repeat: -
13e good, sweet maid, and let wlm.o will
be clever;
Do noble deeds, not dream. them all
day long.
Whereas what the poet actually dict
write was:—..
Be good, sweet maid, and let who can
be clever;
Do lovely things, not dream them, all
day long.
Tennyson has perhaps suffered les.%
from misquaters than most poets, but
his "streaming London's central roar,"
which occurs in the "Ode on the
Death of the Duke of Wellingtou," is
generally converted into "busy Lon-
don's central roar." "The noiseless
tenor of their way," from Gray's
"Elegy," is more familiar to many as
the "even tenor of their way."
The more highly civilized a peo-
ple, the less cruel their jokes. A say- ing quantity, but the- old style of eat -
ages •sense of humor does not rise ing raw ice, in what the Japanese call
above the torture of helpless cre;,- the korimnizu fashion, is still in the
route, Dept. \In
Crossing the Bar.
':Sunset and evening star, ,
Anil one clear dill for min!
.ttnd may there be no moaning of the
lnue
Men I put mit t;a eve,
But su,'ll a Ude as Meting ecenia
a tie p
Too full for sound and foam,
When that which drew from out the
boundless deep
'hurls home again.
Twilight and evening bell,
And after that the dark!
And may there be no sadness of fare-
well, •
When I embark;
For tho' from out our bourne of' Time
and Place
The flood may bear me far,
I hope to see my Pilot face 'to face
When I have crossed the bar.
---Tennyson, •
Ice a Popular Dainty.
North Americans eat more ice cream
and similar frozen desserts than the
people of other nations, nut the Jap-
anese take ?first place as eaters of ice.
One of their favorite dishes is small
cakes of ice broken into tiny, pebbly
pieces and eaten with sugar and lem-
on. The commonest way of eating
ice in Japan, however, is to shave it
ino snowy flakes and to s;vailo-v it
with s of eetened water into which fruit
juice or sweetmeats have been thrown.
Ice cream, milk and eggs shaken
with „ice and other kinds of cooling
beverages are sold in an ever •increas-
tures.
Under the sheds 'on many farms
may:. be found the running gears of
one-horse lumber wagons. For a few
dollars these wagons may be rigged
up; repainted, and made toserve a
fine purpose once more. There is no
more handy wagon on the farm than
a good .one-horse lumber wagon.
greatest vogue.
Flower pot stains may be renloved
from the window sill 'mith wood ashes.
Nature may be slow about correct-
ing man's mistakes, but she never
quite trying.
Keep the lantern cleanand well
filled. You're liable to need it in a
hurry some night,
(i8 •Allot" educ ed adder• j
• ,1l, ar to this blendo. wheasf,
air _malted b re . )
'
T - skmei:s"less. is dug '1:,J `aC
The t
a N y. .` •r. •.. h �,w
t o rdi �3. sill. en., self level
l - �l " and
'ti�.7'�' 1'O@eSSli
,o1p d �'.
d,.
1oa;."t baklx� , a flu... ren
sts
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BART'S OWN TAMIL'S
4I1YAYS it fI`ti HOWU
Once a another has used iyaby's Own
Tablets for her Tittle ones she always
keeps a supply en hand, for the first
trial convinces her there is nothing to
equal them_ In keeping children well.
The Tablets are a mild but thorough
"Meetly° which regulate the bowels
and sweeten the stomach, thus driving
out constipation and indigestion, colds
and simple fevers and making teeth-
ing easier. Concerning thein, illrs.
Salute Pelletier, St, Dumas, Clue.,
writes: --"I have used Baby's Own
Tablets for the past ten years and azo
never without thein in the house. They
bane -always given the greatest satis-
faction and I can gladly recommend
them to all mothers of little ones."
The Tablets are sold by raedielne deal-
ers or direct by mail at 25 cents a box
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co„
Brockville, Ont.
The Years.
'When I a as'young and twenty,
I'ld ran a many mile,
And when. I carne to thirty
I'd sit and rest awhile.
And now that I am thirty-five
I am the sleepiest mann alive.
ihIt Imaybe, wken I'm forty •
I'll shape my leg, again,
.And walk from then till- Arty
With yizueg at?icl striding men,
And billward go in sixty's wear
To soo how yet the counties fare.
When I am old and eighty
All treasons will be done
Of lovo and silly bitterness,
And I shall watch the sun
Go out, and little heed the fear
That smote upon Iny middle year.
MONEY ORDERS.
Send a Dominion l6xprees Money
Order. Five Dollars costs three cents.
The Costly Garter.
Lord Londonderry, being one of the
most, wealthy members of the peer-
age, will be under nonecessity of re-
fusing the Order of the Garter, -hick
the King has • bestowed rlpon- him,
through inability to pay the fees en-
tailed.
Others have been less fortunate,
and Lorcl Melbourne had more than
once to refuse it from Queen Victoria,
writing at last, in 1.847, that he did so
because he knew the expense involved
by its hceeptance would be about
te 1,000, and that he had neves had
that sum conveniently available.
4lansonville, June 27, '13.
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Yarmouth, N.S.•
Gentlemen,- It afford.s me great
pleasure and must be• gratifying to
you to know that 'after using 36 bot-
tles of your Liniment, o'n a case of
paralysis which my father was af-
flicted with, 1was able to restore him
to normal condition. Roping• other
sufferers may bo benefitted by - the
use of your Liniment, I arm,;
• Sincerely yours,
GGEO. H. HOLMES.
A Steeplejack in War Time.
A steeplejack's life even • in time of.
peace is liable to be unpleasantly
thrilling now and then, but when a
man follows such a vocation amid fly-
ing shells the thrills are liable to be
continuous. As .I was a steeplejack,.
says an English writer, I was 'select-
ed for obsert•ation work on a lofty.
chimney in the Ypres area. I had
seated myself o.; a board that I had
rigged near .the top of: the chimney
when, to my dismay,. a German shell
tore a hole through the brickwork
about six feet below me and made the
whole„chimney sway.
The ladder by which I ,was to des-
cend was smashed by the shell, but
I had t rope with ane, luckily, and,
fixing one end of it tie the chizlmney
letmyself
down o t
top. I quicklyto e h
undamaged part of the laddei. hardly
had I •done so when another shell car-
ried away .the upper part ()fettle glum-.
ney altogether.
"Mother.,” saki a Topeka,
. fo
ur-ea
r
oic, Icn w three lands oflivels
J liver 'thatyou eat, liver stable and
'liver tie ,from- evil,",
"
NEURALGIA
IL You know the nerve-
racking agonies of Neural-
-VI/on will bless the day
Temp eton's
Rheumatic
Capsules
Vora discovered. Thli
'famous remedy ie abse--
Iutely guaranteed to give
relief to sufferers from
•2Q!tzralgia.
F,end for free sample to
TempDleton, 14,2 Sing 8t.
W., `roronlo.
Doctors recommend
them, and reliable drug-
gists everywhereeeli Mem
for 81.04 a box.
ASTHMA
Templeton's R AZ-i`M A 14CPP-.
solesother areday. guaranteed. to relieVe
A 6 T R &I A. Don't suffer an-
.
WriteTempletons.142Sing St,
W., Toronto. ler /reassume,.
Reliable druggists sell them et
$1-04 a box.
Where the Smiths Conte From.
An old lady, in London for the first
time in her life, saw a glaring sign on
the front of a high but die; , which.
read: The Smith 3lanufac, turing
Company."
laawlzs a mercy,e.
she remarked to
a •••••0 --•e--•-•v-y
BITS OP
tillO-
ROM KU &TO S
Alt He Knew About Plaros.,
Mr. Newritek "1 wanna buy a
planer for my darter."
Piano Salesman ---"Certainly, sir.
Ilere are some beautiful instru-
ments='
Mr. Newritch (After several inin-
utes' counting) ---"Guess I'll take this
here one—it has the most keys on It,"
A Modern Version.
A little girl in Sunday school was
telling the story of the creation. "And
so," she said, "Eve was made out of
Adam's rib, and —"
"My ma says. put in Peter Harris,
who was the ,eon of the laziest man
in torru, "that she wouldn't so muck
mind being a .man's rib, We being a
scan's backbone that makes her mad"
Keefe 'guard's Unite= in.. the temp,
Maple srgar and syrup production
in Quebec in 1929 was 12,157,498
pounds, against 10,173,622 pounds in
1918. The production of maple syrup
in 1919 was 1,765,371 gallons, against
2,314,420 gallons in 1918.
he; nephew, "I've heard of Smiths all
thy life, but I never li.uew caber° they
made 'ere,"
mu for TSinard'e and take no other.
1111.11.11-.11.11.
The River Amazon and its tribu-
taries provide 50,000 miles of navi-
gable water,
The population of Russia is cstim-
ated to have decreased by 35,000,000
since 1314, owing to the, war, famine,
and disease.
LET "DAMDERINE"
SAVE YOUR HAIR
Hurry? ,1 few cents stops hair
falling and doubles its
beauty
eetge
2(Cr -
A Iittle `Dcmd rine" cools, cteanses
and makes the feverish, itchy scalp
soft and pliable; then this stimula-
ting tattle penetrates to the famished
hair roots, revitalizing and invigorat-
ing every hair in the head, thus stop-
ping the hair failing out, getting thin,
scraggly or fading.
After a few applications of "Dander-
ine" you seldom find a fallen hair or
a particle of dandruff, besides every
hair shows -iuore life, vigor, bright-
ness, color and thickness.
A few cents buys a bottle of de-
lightful "Danderine" at any drug
or toilet counter.
lr-+
11 Works! Try41.11.1
It
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Cia$sifiet`I Advertisements.
nirrttAlTAGEItiTS WANTING'
geed • prints and Anisiles.—Iowssf
ppricesen tramee—ask far catalogue.
.1
United , t Co„ 4 33rortstiviele Aveee Tar
route,
GENTS WANTIID, $SO to $100
week •easily made Selling Auto
Specialties. Petite • .for.. information.
Bothwell's Auto Specialties, , 331 Riche
mond Street, Toronto, Qat,
WANTED
�.NTED T T"LIABLE, riNrti,
1 getie men, .farmers' sons, farm+
ors or others who can devote some of
their spare time to represent us as
Salesmen for Nursery Stouts. We sup-
ply uP-to-elate canvassing outfit* free of
charge and offer liberal remuneration,
Apply immediately to Maple Grover
Nurseries. Winona, Out.
MART, ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN'
t;., wanted• to i:andie mining stocks,
bonds and debentures, to represent To-
ronto House. Liberal commission, .An»
MY Box 6. Wilson Publishing Co., 'P•0.
ronto.
WD B LPMALS,
WRITE 1+ on INroonmAT,IQN
about the ztew, izioderri v'ay of
selling real estate, Sell your property
Ynlauyrselfoasts withou our112laelp, OuWhr method'
o,00, pie..
large couunlssion? 'L "rite fory full para:
tiouiars, Real Estate Buyers ?dontbrly,
784 Dundee Bt„ London. Ont.
ROA SAAR
WSPAPEREI LT
. 1vE. IN 31WQA
�T6.Carzrrty. Splendid opportunity. rWrits.
itox T. Wilson Publishing' Co„ 3.01mitede
3 Adelaide St. W.. Pcronto.
1LAT ELL EQUIPPED NEWS1M.PEN
V and lob 'printing plant in Easterrxs�
Ontario. insurance carried 31,400. Will
o for 31.200 en Buick sate. Rog 42.
Wilson Publishing Co., Ltd.. Toronto..
11133CRLS.i, 0US.
COFI'IW STOCK WANTED. IF 'T'on
ere able to supply, advise us. as we
will pay the highest prieee. dry or greet*
from the saw. Keenan BrQs, Limited.
Owen Sound; Ont.
o» C ADICl:`,R, TUMORS. Ltjl tgis. ETC.„
Tells bow to tooset' a sore, 'j internal and external. cured without
tender cern so it lifts ° pain by our home treatment. Write us
cut without aaln. d beforo� too late Dr. Beliman Medical
Co., Limited, Collin: wood. Ont.
0
Coon news spreads reeldlY and drug-
gists here are kept busy dispensing
' freezone, the ether discovery of a Cin•
i cinnatt man, which is said to loosen
any corn s0 it lifts out with the
Ifingere.
Ask at any pharmacy for aquarter
ounce of Lreezone, which will cost very
little, but is said to be sufficient to rid
one's feet et every hard or soft corn
or callus.
You apply ust ;Li
tew drops on the
tender, aelming corn and fustatttiy Lha
aoreness is relieved, and soon the corn
is so shriveled that it lifts out with-
out
!.
pain, it Is a sticky substance
which dries when applied and never
inflames or even irritates the adjoin•
1ug tissue.
This discovery will prevent thou-
sands of deaths annually froze lock -
taw and infection heretofore resetting
from the suicidal habit of cutting
corns.
DON'T MALEC' ,It
RILERATIC
Go after i:, with Sloan,"s
Liniment before it gets
dangerous
Apply a utile, don't rs1', let it et:m:-
trate, and—good-by twinge! Same for
external aches, pains, strains, stiffness
of joints or muscles, lameness, bruises.
Instant relief without nnussiness or
soiled clothing. Reliable—thc biggest
selling liniment year after year. Eco-
nomical by reason of enormous sales.
Keep a big bottle ready at all tongs.
!lade in Canada, Ask your druggist
for Sloan's Liniment.
35c., 100., $1.10.
America's, Pioneer now Eenodies
Zook on
DOG DISEASES
ant ixovr to Peed
Mailed Free to,any Ad-
dress by the Author.
E. Clay Glover Co., S..n:.
115 West 31st Street
';New York. t7.S,A.
Feel great this morning. As soon as I
felt it coming on yesterday I used
Gray's Syrup and nipped it in the bud.
just couldn't miss an hour at the office,
we are so busy and shorthanded,
Gray's Syrup is a habit in our family,
the folks have used it for sixty years.
1 Alwaye buy the Largo Size, 06
SINCE -gi1870
J 3TQR=
COAX 'EM
Stop Whipping Bowels
into. Activity, but
take "Cascar.ets''
y,s+�+r-i•..•,. ,.•,Pe.," -R f HM•r.nsa . •,••.ngyn.n.•.4...
Put aside the Salts, Pills, Castor
011, eir, Purgative Waters that irritate
and lash "the bowels into action. hut
which do not thoroughly :cleanse,
freshen and purify these drainage or-
gans,_tiud have no effect whatever up-
on the liver and: stomach,
Keep your "insides'-' pure and fresh
with Caacarets, "whish • tlioroughly
cleanse • the stomach.,' remove the un-
cl and foul' ga
food ses
digested;: soum o ,
take the excess bile from the liver and
carry out of the system all the con-
stipated :waste .matter and poisons in
the bottle which. are 'keeping you
half .seek dleadaohy, and nileerable.
Catearets `to -night will make you.
feel great by morning. They work
whtle you sleep—never. gripe, sicken
nc
e iivenie o. �Ca a
asc rets:
r-' cause
ino
0
a
cost -so .little too.
p.?e
ISSUE No. 9-14.
"SYRUP. OF FIGS
CHILD'S
LAXATIVE
Look at tongue? Remove poi-
sons from little stomach,
liver and bowels
Accept "California" Setup or Piga
only --loot; for the nazne California on
the package, het you are sure your
child is having the best anti most
harmless laxative or physic for the
little stomach, liver and bowels.
Children love its delicious fruity
taste. Full directions for child's dose
cn each bottle. Give it without fear.
Mother! You must say "California: 4
FACE WAS FULL
OF PIMPLES
For Three Years. Hard and
Awfully Sore. Disfigured.
Cuticura Heals.
"I had been suffering with a pim-
ply face for three years. My face
was full of pimples and they were.
hard and awfully sore. They fes-
tered -and dried up, and were scaly,.
and disfigured my face. They caused
me to lose a lot of sleep, and were
awfully itchy, making me scratch and
irritate my face.
"1 started to use Cuticura Soap
and Ointment and 1 used two cakes
of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of
Cuticera Ointment when I was
heal_d." (Signed) Clifford Yeomans,
East Chezzelcook, N. S.
Use Concurs for every -day toilet
purposes. Bathe with Soap, soothe
with Ointrr-eet, dust with Talcum.,.
Soap 20c, Ointneat 2: and SOc. Sold
throughouttheDorninion. CanadianDepot:
Lyn,ans, Limited, St. Paul St., MontreeL
Egir Cuticura Soap shaves without :mug.
ONLY TABLETS MARKED
' BAYER" ARE AS IRiN
Notspiriu at All without the "Bayer Crosse'
For Colds, Pain, Nearaigia, Tooth- package, which eantains comp fete did
belie, Headache, Daraclre, and for rections, :Then 3'oti • are :getting „real•;
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Seiatica; •Neu- Aspic n --the genuine Aapirztt
'ribs, take Aspirin marked with 'the scribed by physicia;Mn for over„:i 1i eR
name ['Bayer” or you. are not .taking teen ,years. Igo* ',Made oade is nadda..
'As irin at' all. Haaciy tin tl'oxes 'contaiuing 1r3 tab-.
Accept onlY "Bayer.- Tablets of lets coat but a few' 1erite eats t ,
•Aspire].
in an unbroken- `Bayer" also. Bell larger '"Bayer' pickagee,, • '
There is car—ono Acpizia.."8nyez'-'Ttote mast ,say
Aspirin is ths thetrade mall; .tregi t oxed•sn Canada) o.T3yer3isnufact
rre 4nriq.
asSticse1aeiter of 'Se yifeaciA:
White It is weal known that :Aspirin means DsiSest ..,
saanufe,oture, to aestat the nubile against imttatione, the Tablets. et .Barns Cohlalss r
Will be veampee with their' 3eatrat trade mark, the ."iteyer -Cress,"