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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1920-6-17, Page 3skUTO-. ,SPARE PARTS 15r. meet 'makes and models of ears. Your' old, ,broken ,or r oru-opt parts replaced. Write or wire us deeertb- ing what you want. We ,carry the largest and most complete stool*' in Canada of slightly used or new parts and automobile equipment. We ship CO,D, u,attytvliere in Can.k.cle,. Sans," factory or refund In. full, oar trtotto;, Sbawfs 1Luto, Salvage. Part Supply, sza-sat DuH.rin at., 'Lo oto„ Qat. `Bi c1dha Statue Rivals Sphinx. • For many years it has been known' that about fifty miles from Jah-ding, in western China, there is a very large and remarkable statue of Buddha, but it was not until a very few years ago that it was ever described by an Occidental. Dr. Sprague, an authority on things Chinese, visited it. At the end of two days' travel he reached the We - lege and found it to be a colossus in ttnhlarge o size although not so as rumor 1 A T had made it out. The upper half of the hillside consists of a sandstone ;:riff, and in this a niche fifth feet broad has been cut leaving a central core er stone that is carved in the shape of a figure seated in European. style, not cross-legged, as Buddha is so often represented, The traveller found the height of the image to be 'not less than one hundred feet. A sales of five tiled reefs, descend- lug like a flight of' steps, built in front of the image, protects it from the weather, so that only the face can be seen from without. When the doctor carne within sight of the great Reddlue he panned and. rested from hie journey at a point hear one of the gates to the walled city that lies in the valley below. As his eyes turned to the great face, which 'has been gilded until it shines like metal, as the immense size and perfect preservation of the idol tirade their imp r ee i+ul, the thought came to him that "this is more marvellous titan many of the world's hoaef e1 n•naltict;=,•, Be though: of the colossi at Thebes tent( the Sphinx. Scarred and It e: e'l eel ,I"i't eed by the hand of pliant and. c i ^:t9 of time, the, iiee licoe bet - STYLES FOR SCHOOL GIRLS Never Give Up. Never give tips-,lt is wiser end bet- ter Always to hope than once tp. des- pair; File off the load of doubt's cankering fetters And break the dark spell of tyranni- eal care. Never give up, or the burden ma• sink you— Providence kindly has .mingled tile cup; And all Arleta and troubles bethink you, The watchword of life must be, "Never give up!" Never give up; there are chances and changes, Helping the hopeful a hundred to one, And through the chaos Hes wisdom arranges Ever success, if you'll only hold on. Never givebold- est, u ,fare wisesttis bof d est, Knowing that Providence mingles the scup. And of all maxims, the best as the p oldest, Transfer D 4 signIs the stern watchword of 'Never eee, ti64 give up" 9126-••-Uirl's+ Dress, Priv-- 2S cents,; In 5 sues 6 tie 14 years Size 14 re •;" SCIATICA. Would _you be rid of that sickening pain -that sharp ktttte-like thrust along the sciatic nerve-Qaatrse, at every movement? Thou- sands have found lasting relief in Templeton's Rheumatic Capsules 'Amy doctors prescribe them. Write ',['eraplatQns, 143. ing St. W., Toronto, for free sample. Sold by reliabledruggists everywnefie for o1,o4,. ASTH Templeton's RAZ -MAH leape stiles are guaranteed to relieve AST I KA. Don't suffer an- other day Writ efientpletons,142Eing fat. W., Toronto, for treesample. Reliable druggists sell them at 41.04 4 box. Blooming Railway Stations. quires 4% yds. 30 ins. wide. NOURISH G FOOD Flowers are amongst the assets of Transfer Design No. 889. Price, 15 cents. 940.5 --Girl's Dress (with panel front; with or without bias fold).. Prce, 25 rents. In 5 sizes, 6 to 14 years'. 'Size 14 requires 4% yds. 36 ins. wide. These patterns may be obtained from_ your loeal McCall deaier, or from the lt'IMCall Co., ?0 Bond St., Toronto, Dept. W. CONSTIPATED CHILDREN C'hildr'en who suffer from conetipa- tiou, indigestion or ally of the other aiinlen1 i flue to a elogged condition of the bowels will find prompt relief through the use of Baby's Own Tall. tete.. The Tablets are a mild but 1n his oavn lot an+i distributed thi thorough laxative which r.tn always get sufficient sleep, and when you are alinaanbst his friends at some of tile be depended upon t9.i regulate the tandel•nourislied, either because you talions. -with the object of startinu 1sweetendo not eat the t•i'-.ht kind of feed or bowels and iiia stomach. the Canadian Pacific Railway. Mowers bloom in C.P.R. gardens at most of the AND GOOD HOURS principal stations front 000 end of the j� r! U ccunt:y ko the of ler. There are flow er knots outside the Algonquin Hetet at St. Andc•evee, on the Atlantic coast, gardens id America bloont axrtutla the Empress Hotel in Victoria. 111 the old data mast of the ]litiret,., were too busy opening up the untred• den ways to give much attention to the cultivation of flowers. Yet flower t'illtivat10r1 along the C.P.R. seems to have progressed with the commercial prosperity of the railway system it - Behr You to Resist Drs etse-•-Aid These With a Tortic to ti+ ep the Blood Pure. The power of your body to resist dieeese and to fight it atter disease gets a foothold, is one of the most Pre.! cloys possessions you have. You weak- en en this power when you let your general health run down, your blood gets thin anti your nerves unsteady. mended Iter husband, eternly, side one of the C.P.R.employees pro „ You weaken it �vlten you weepy., Faith, and I litre not," she :answer• when you over-v.orle, when you do not ` dtt(•ed. a few varieties of flower eeeda' ad, '1 .have done a gnat gr. a, dual better. and one of the most beautiful dower w,hy' She had just accepted him, and they were blissfully discussing the "might - have beeus:" "Darling," he enquired in the tone of one who knows what the, answer will be, "why didn't you accept that little donkey of a fop?" ""Because," she answered, dreamily, "I loved anther:" The Closest Race. een Englishman, a Scotsman, and an Irishman were indulging ie. ret inis cenees of sporing occasions. ' "The closest race I ever *saw was a yacht race," said the 1;ngtisli Han, "in w is oneof the boats thata been Tl h n h h d recently painted won. by the breadth of the coat of paint." "The closest race I ever saw," de- clared the Scotsman, "was one in which a horse, stung by a bee. won by the height of the swelling on hls nose," "The closest race I ever saw," said tho Irishman. "ls the'Scoteli," The Kodiak, Alaska, bear is the largest carnivorous animal in ,the world. Clever Biddy. Classified Advertisements. EZETTx.n Itis, 'b'�'+VFANS'.•COMP ETE kT3?>ktTi�jZ]31t w111 pay you.' Georg. Stevens. e t erborough. Ontario. 701 ;AIM NvELL EQCiI'RE,D )!rmwsp:±,PER and lob printing plant •in. Easters Ontario. Insurance carried 81,800. Will rt -o for $1.200 on auiok sale. Box 42. Wti.oa 1'tabllahins Co., Ltd., Toronts. sQPT ELTQ WAtfmnie L OFT L5L'a1 WANTED, IN, AND ►7 thicker. shipped green from saw. Do not sell. until you -conimuLitutte with us, Keenan "Bros. "Limited, Owen Soynd, Oct - TUA.iN._1ra scnoon FOD RZYDSES. 1 GIsT4R.t1D rRA,IN1NO. SCHOOL for Nurses: St, Elizabeth IIospital, 204 ,South Broad Street Elizabeth, New Jersey. Complete course.. dontliiy s'1- lowance; flrst year 85.00, second .$1.0.00, third $15.00. Address; Superintendent eiezree S1rAuTED, [WTANTED, FIRST-CLASS BENCg I♦ i interior carpenters to work on to F fittings. Goad wages. steady work.. Apply .Laidlaw Lumber Company, 2250 Dundas W., Toronto. ra .DZES WANTED, T ADI19S WANTED TO DO PLAIN .�J and light sewing at home, whole or spare time; good Pay. 'work sent any dle. tance, charges paid. Send stamp for particulars. National ganuiacturinz gee. Montreal,. • •Biddy," remarked the newly-wed Irieltroan, "go down and feed the pigs." "Faith and I will not," replied the bride. "Dent be after contradicting me, B2 u.ly," retorter the husband. "Haven't I just endowed you with all , my worldly goods. and if you cannot feed your own property, then it',i ashamed of you I am." This was a new point of view, so oft Biddy went. Presently :she retureeti elf for it i4 nor. t2;irty-ollt: ve:trs Iiaa•e • tart fel tilts pif,a, 1lkay?" de - ale tla,vve+1 gar(e:ling alone, the line. The • , ,• because your digestion .s out of order, ter then melte of beteered asci:. not 'I hey are absolutely satt0 and are „old you i .seiv 1 • •t resist ,tart was auspiciously made, and now disease when you heap good hours ^ , ! + Pay your u l �f-town accennts by ,u car;3, ul.n +.lcttt :lilt a„loo t on. well headquarters at Windsor Street . and eat proper food at regular inter•Demulen k:xprees Money- Order. rive ,tt Concerning them errs: 'Thomas A. Boil - Slather ..tt•rn. 3iortreai. Mr. 13. 1I. Ru.r. • l:ro;vn. yet },) r an Giza, than thevials. \e ott lsta ter increase andD')Ilard (•"1316 'three l'a'ne'', tot. Lake ll "Leri Nate writes:p"1 amr i; the horticulturist and forester. i ,t,gp�i an Cit;o cal. with his pi'op:rrtioltystrellothen ret3Istancc to disease when '' re,ertie+l intact. with tem le:i above pleased to >%Lot@ that 13uir 11 Own Tab - 4041 build u s our blood incl nerves b I''very year thousands of packets of! e'. !whew e' with h . std itis were Uf great latltl tQ 1118 4ylteil uiy 1 } y :tn t l .lo hint, :eel ills t e ltrie, ., . is they were *ny property I have sold hem. and .hail nee Ise holvired with hem ag-un. ' nntier a guarante tel he etitlrel} t1�4 p e. a Sour towel o MONEY' ORDERS. far ill the wiee of (_'lural lice this oldt i t` F 1. hos a floral departrno; t : I' d •' t' t t , front opiates -1 or Puler injurious( drugs. dower seeds. bulla, trees, shrubs babywas suffering Item efut tipatiou.' file Qetasiollal use of n tonic like Dr. Til :a:'eRne#iattaF tt) lice? 1nCen'0 r , ttltzete are distributed tree of charge Crone opiates land harmful drugs of any " .� c Qlltendt d by a French scientist, be- to 8tutlen fir, .pts, seetlon foreitle.l, kind. The value of tile.e pills as a cause the oils which produce the per - caretakers of round houses and em - fume health builder is fully shown by thefulme re foreed out by tile water pies- experience of hlrs. E. C. Taylor, Han- ptoyees living on the property of the over, Ont., who says: "At various c•tsnlpany. The seeds. that will flower tire in the plant Boll: and thus Is tines since I was a girl of lfteeu ( along the railway in tate summer and } diminished by sunlight. autumn are sent out In :Larch. Full ; have proved the value of Dr. William : I tRinird't Liniment for sale everywhere Pink fills. At that age I ayes in a.. particulars for cultivation are printed, _ much run down conditiou, sttirering on each seed. packet. Bulbs for spring i•:aw Germ Foe. frons many of the well known synip- flowering are sent out in the -fall. 1 Seeds and Plante of the hest kind l Recent stud]• has proved that the tents of anaemia. My mother pro. are always Provided. Standard flaw- Juices of lemons, oranges, onions and cured a supply of Dr. Williams' Pial.garlic kill disease germs. Those of er seed packets contain nasturtiums, alyssum, mignonette, sweet peas, leptons and garlic are most effective phlox and kochia. Ferns and house In this way. It is the free acid in the Marne:. tat` tl •l It,ft. are tt :::t+, grinily gazing +!!tf over the tiled awls Tin' Dr. \\'illiuln-1 Meditine, ('o., 13roelt- of tho city asst.i'oi min DOUBLE BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR "Danderine” creates mass of thick, gleamy waves. Shade Crest for Flowers. sant , ri are more -c ,P� , when -.•w..ir ,• : ta,s se�cl, al.d arse quantities; of fer- .. F! ve^ fir or tri an 'hen sold t l ti'Filliame Pink Pills, which are free ere or by Inuit at 21 conte a box from 1 l f • • vitae Out, , 1 The Tablets are .0 1 1} mf'a clue' deal- ere i.'k :e:r Minard's red :eke rio other.: Sing a Song. £ 1a...% Cat P: $efs. • If you sing a sang as you go •along, Wily have blat'k tars ne,nly always in the 'face of the. real or fancied been ai+, au11!t' L lucky?. wrnug, Irelatel le by 110 means titan only In spite of the doubt if you'll f bt It place where euperst.itious about Marts out, sats are or were rifer In Egypt cats' And show o. heart that is bratte and Pills, •.and after taking about a half rare regarded with great r verent'e. stout; dozen boxes I was restored to normal Areha'ologisrs have found diem In If you'lllaugh at the jeers and refuse health. Again after my marriage, and tombs of kings and princes. the tears, before my boy was born, I felt Miser- Australians hove a ouriotts legend Yon'll force the ever-rehtcttant timers able and again took Dr. Williams' teles' Pink iser- lbotrt tilts. rilityaro. the moon, they That the world denies when a coward fills, which once more met all my ex- peetations and fully restored my health. My latest experience with these pills was following an attack of pleurisy, which left me completely broken in health. Part of the time I was under the care of two doctors, and. for three months I was practically be- tween life and death. Again at my mother's suggestion I started the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I had not been taking them long before I could tell that they were helping me. Day by day I could feel my strength re- turning, and was soon enjoying good health once more. In view of my ex- perience I think I can safely say there is nothing in the way of medicine bet- ter than Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by. all medicine dealers or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams Medicine -Co., Brock- ville, rockville, Ont, How He Worked It. A good story concerning Henry La bouchere's grandfather is related by George Grenville in his "Memories of an 01d Etonian." .When he was quite a*young man, it appears he was a clerk in a bank at a salary of £80 a year. But he moved in good society, ,amongst other fami- lies he was on visiting terms with that of Sir Francis Baring, the mil- lionaire financier. This gave him an idea. Presenting himself before the senior .partner of the bank where he wasemployed, he inquired whether itwould be possible for him to become a partner forth- with. "Certainly not!" was. the ;reply. "Why, you are only a junior clerk," "But supposing,':. rejoined La- bouchere, "that I had received the consent of Sir Francis Baring to mar- ry his daughter?" "Oh, that alters the matter entirely'. In that case we' shall be only too pleased. Labouchere next approached Sir Francis, and asked him, for his daugh- ter's hand, only to meet once more with a curt refusal. - "But supposing," said Labouchere, "that I am not a mere clerk, as you suppose, but a Gartner in the bank?" The baronet's- manner changed. "That being so, he said, "I will talk the matter over with my daughter." The result was that Labouchere. married, Sir Francis Baring's ,daugla. ter, and became, at the sante time, a partner in the bank. One of the most important -:things in life ieto stop when you have said In a few moinents you can'trans- lte sun is .not shining on teem, it is: form Sour n]ain. du11, list hair. You MY. was It native eat, who full in love With 5 0 1110 0 11 0 else's wife, and was cries, To give to the man who bravely tries, harm away to wonder ever•-sinoe> To And you'll win success with a little theta :t cat, black, grey, or white, song-- pltophesies only bad luck. If you'll sing a song as you go along. In Japan and China a black cat Is ' regarded as a.dangerous demon, often you'll sing a song as You plod along, possessing as many as two or three Corked tails, and having the :power to change itself into an old woman. The Chinese believe if a cat leaps en or walks over a corpse it will cause )',he corpse to rise up at once. Any person • passing through the room would be in .danger of being seized by the corpse when in that state, and Would bekilled immediately. in'Egypt; according to ancient writ- ings of Herodotus, if a cat died is a private house by 'a natural death, all ,rile inmates of the house were obliged lo shave their' eyebrows. Where Old Uniforms Go. The denizen of African forests and Eastern deserts are clothing them- selves in khaki. and longing for the flays when. the British army .shall re- turn to its mote stylish scarlet. For It is to' Africa° and the.. East that the Army's cast-off uniforms go -to be sold, er to be bartered for rubber, and ivory, and other wealth.' ' Kilts are considered very good form for barbaric dances, but nothing is Afore admired than the waistcoat which .has adorned a London dandy. A native will show leis importance by the number of •waistcoats he can ac euire,, and if he can wear twenty at a lime he is very grand indeed._ You'll find that the busy, rushing throng Will catch the straiu of the glad re- train; That the snn will follow the blinding rain; That the clouds will fly from the blackened sky, That the stars will come out by and by, And you'll make new friends, till -hope descends From where the placid rainbow bends, And all because of a. little song— If you'll sing the soug as yon plod along! If you'll sing a song as you trudge along, You'll see that the singing will make you strong, And the heavy load and the rugged. road, And the sting and the stripe of the tortuous goad Will soar with the note that you set afloat; t That the beam will change to a trif- ling mote; That the world is bad when you are sad, And bright and beautiful when glad, That all you need is a little song—. If you'll sing the song -as you trudge along. ,sistlatina stint,atelWtruttlat"1u, wmollnttttamlitt ultiu1H1ttuttastutpAnatlttatuttstattlittnttuilit111liiiiii L - `Mat Unusual Flavor htolesorne, Riche, De i hitful that.. comes from. blending ed -barley with whole wheat is distinctive of `phis food is -ready cooked, eco- noxiicol, easily digested and `'t erY•5 V nourishing. Sold b ourishin - Soldb grocers 1 t4111r1111H1111aI1111(111H111111fn 111111111111111Ht11111HN+flfit 111111111111 IUt0(H111111 plants are sent to Iarge stations. An i fruit 311i0es that 0009 tae auslness, endless variety of pereuniais are dis {Buyp Thrift Stamps. tributed, and amongst the varieties of 1 trees supplied are maple, birch, beech, poplar and catalpa. Shrubs include laurel leaf willow, sumac, berberrles and weigelia. In all cases the euitivation of flow- er beds is done by the employees of the •company, many of whom have be- come expert gardeners. On each di- vision of the C.P.R. prizes are given every year for the best display of flowers, and some of the products of gardens kept by the railway amateurs have won prizes at Canadian and United States floral exhibitions. During the last thirty-one years the encouraging, influence of the C.P.R. flower growers has materially assist- ed in the inauguration of floral societies all over the country. Many of the railway officials are members of these societies. Flowers have im- proved the appearance of the railway stations; and inspired by the beauty of the stations, residents of the' towns have planted flowers that beautify their- hones. A little flower flame along the C.P.R. has often thrown the spark that ignited a fire of flowers. Spanish Flu Claims Many Victims in Canada and should be guarded against. Minard's liniment Is a Great Preventative, boing ono of the oldest- remedies used. Mlnard's Lini- ment has cured thousands of cases of Grippe, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma and similar diseases. It is an Enemy to l ,erms. Thousands" of bottles being' used 'Avery day, for sale by all druggists and general dealers. MINARD'S LINIMENT' CO., LIMITED, Yarmouth, N.S. MINOw Soft Pedal for Typewriter. To remake typewriters less noisy a Cleveland inventor has patented a platen core that changes the loud click of the type to a dull thud. America's $loner Dog Bemedies N;i Zook on D®�5 a:qd .cs0 tt to 4cti Mailed Free toan3� 'Ad- dress bY the .Ailthof n. Clay glover Co., 3 to. 118 West 21st Street New York. eet 3s' sTopsCOUGR enough., "ED, 7. ISSUE No. 24—'20. 1,14 LtLci. MOTHER! "California Syrup of Figs" Child's Best Laxative Accept "California" Syrup of Figs only -look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child is having the hest and most harmless physic for the little stom- ach, liver and bowels. Children love its fruity taste. Full directions on each bottle. You must say "Cali- fornia." can have it abundant, soft, glcs sy and full of life. Just get at any drag or toilet counter a small bottle of "Dan- derine" for a few cents: Then moisten a soft cloth with the "Danderine" and draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at a time, Instantly, yes, immediately, you have doubled tbo beauty of your hair. It will be a mass, so soft, lustrous, and so easy to do All dust, dirt and excessive oil is re- moved. Let Danderine put more life, color, vigor, and brightness in your hair. This stimulating tonic will freshen your scalp, check dandruff and falling hair and help your hair to grow long, thick, strong and beautiful. Cuticura is Al You Need For Your Skin Bathe with Cuticura Soap to cleanse and purify the pores. If signs of pimples, redness or roughness are present- smear gently w-th Cuticura Ointment beforebath• ing to soothe and, heal, Foreveypurpose of the toilet, hath and nursery Cuticura Soap and Ointment are ideal: Soap 26e, Ointment 25 and 50e. Sold throughout theDominion. CanadianDepot: L aa6, Limited, St Paul St., Montreal. Cutieura Soap ehavoz without 3n ONLY TABLETS MARKED "BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross" The nitmo °Bay*er" is thee thumb- of `Bayer .Tablete of Aepirittn which print of genuine Aspirin. It ':posi- .contains proper directions for Colds, tively idealtifies the only genuine .Headache, :Toothache, Earache, Neu - Aspirin, --the Aspirin prescribed by ralgia, Luuabago, Rheumatism, Neuri- physicians for, over nineteen years and tis, Joint. Pains, and Paid, generally, now made in Canada, Tin hoses of 13 is lets cost but Always -buy an unbroken package a few cents. Larger "Bailor" packages. There 4s only one Aspiaia,-"Bayer"--Ton mast say "Bayer" Aspirin is ono trade mark (registered to Canada) of Bayer Manufacture'of'mono- ttoetleacldoster of Salfeylioactd. While it is well-known that Aspirin rattails .t a;ler »tanufs,oture, to assist the public against ttaitattozis, the Tablets of Bayer 0=041 will ba etarepod With their general trade mark, the, "Bayer Cross,"