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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1920-6-24, Page 71 NEW SUMMER FROCKS C4Al ecztr 9534—Child's Dress. Price, 20 cents. In 7 sizes, 2 to 10 years. Size 8 re- quires, figured, 2 yds. 36 ins. wide; plain, yd, 36 ins. 9526—Girl's Dress. Price, 25 cents, In 5 sizes, 6 to 14 years,. Size 8 re- quires 2% yds. 36 ins, wide; s she as yd. 86 ins. wide. Lift off Corns! Doesn't huit a bit and Freezono costs only a few cents. With e ear fingers! You can lift off any hard corn, soft corn, or corn be- tween the toes, and the bard skin cal- luses from bottom of feet. A tiny bottle of "Freezone"costs little at any drug store; apply a few drops upon the corn or callus. . In- stantly it stops hurting, then shortly ' you lift that bothersome corn or callus 1 right off, root and all, without one bit of pain or soreness. Truly! No hum - ling! The glory of work—yours, mine; everybody's—is the chief glory of life. It is not gold or silver,'or education or culture; it is not honesty or virtue, or anything which we may possess, which makes our Iives worth living.' Our success or failure depends on what we do with what we have. Ark for Minard's end take no other. JOY AND GLADNESS heave is five and a halt limen e- jj, heavy as water, bulk for bulk, where• FOR�1 THE CHILDREN as Jupiter is only one and a half times as heavy. Saturn is actually lightei 9q than a globe of water of eiluai size Every child—whether it be poor or rich, is 'entitled to joy and gladness. Health is the birthright of all, and there is absolutely no doubt that the healthy baby is a happy baby. It is the baby's nature to be happy ---trot cross, Only the sickly baby is cross. The Well child is a joy to the honle— it is a laughing, gurgling, happy little piece of,, humanity which drives dull care front the household, The sickly baby is the opposite -.—he is cross and peevish; cries a great deal and is a source of constant worry to the Mother. But mothers there is no n.eec of your little ones being e-ickly. - Re- gulate the baby's bowels and sweeten his , stomach with a gentle but thorough laxative and baby will soon be well and happy again. Thousands of mothers have proved this through their use of Baby's Own Tablets— there is a smile in every dose of the Tablets, Give them to your baby and Make him happy. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers Or by mail at 25 eents a box from The Dr. Wi Hams Medicine Co., Brockville, Out. Telescopic Photography. Once upon a time, presumably, the planet on which we dwell was very much larger than it is td -day. It was still hot, and all the waters of what are now the oceans were suspended in the atmosphere in the form of vapors. As the earth has cooled, it has shrunk; and, doubtless, the same thing will happen in the course of ages to Jupiter and Saturn, which are in just such a slot and steaming condition as Chat above described. They are unfin- ished worlds, Incapable of supporting inhabitants until they have had time to cool and solidify. Few people have bad au opportunity to leak at those huge, far -distant planets with first-class modern tele- scope. It is now poeable to obtain photographs of Jupiter and Saturn, seen as one behold; them through such an instrument, They are, of course, telescopic photographs. This is long-distance photography with a vengence, considering the tact that Jupiter (nearer to us than Sa- turn) is on the further verge of the enormous gap of ,space that separa;.es the inner group of planets (Mercury. Venus, Earth and Marc) from the out- er group, All the other seven planets put to- gether would not make a mass as great as Jupiter. That planet's equatorial diameter is eleven times that of the earth; but the distance between Ile poles is 5,000 miles less, because its, rapid whirl causes It to bulge at the middle, giving it a pumpkin shape. As viewed through the telescope, Jupiter looks as if belted With rosy and golden clouds. It is, indeed, hid- den from sight by masses of vapor thousands of miles thick, The .giant planet, or rather its clouds, can actual- ly be seen to whirl, revolving as it does once in ten hours. Jupiter, relatively to size, is much I than the earth. The terresttal would b'e. Saturn, likewLse, is enveloped by a thick cloak of vapors. Her rings are still, to some ea,tont. a mystery, but there seems to be no doubt that they are composed of flyiug meteoric partic- les. One of Pekin Gatti Falls. The Hatamen, one of the three math gates to Pekin, collapsed recently, 1 killing four persons. Among the ma- jority cf the Chine.;e, who are an ex- t tremely superstitious people, the col- lapse is an omen of dire result to the nation. The majority of the cities of China are surrounded by ancient walls 'of largo haled -cut stones. The city gates are closed each night, In accordance - with the old custent. In some cities parts of the walls are falling and be- ing tont down, while the stones and bricks are being utilized for building purposes. 1- The new buildings of the Nanking University, Nanking, are being built out of brick taken from the Tartar elty walls walls which were built within the anter city •ails as a symbol of the irwor of the conquerors. A Typhoon in Hong Kong I had been anxious to see a ty- phoon," says a tourist, who has spent some years in the East, "and I had my wish gratified . in Hong Kong more than once. The strength of the wind at such times is greater than one would have thought possible. It whirls ships helplessly adrift from the ,firmest moorings and with sudden :last takes away the corners of houses and Sends projecting verandahs flying across the street. "During the night of one gale the residents for the most part shut them- e selves closely in their houses, care- fully securing their doors and win- dows, and so remained with constant apprehension and dread lest the dwell- ing should be swept away and them- selves be entombed in the ruins. "Once, while •the storm was at its worst, I ventured down to the Praya to see the crowd of Chinese boats that had been blown inshore and piled up in a mass of wreckagejust below the city. The sky: was of dark leaden color, and the wind caught up the crested waves and sent them in long, white streaks of vapor across , the scene, through whichthe dislhantled chips were dimly descried drifting from their moorings. "The heavy, stone -faced wall of the Jarbor Prayahad given way, and the great granite blocks had been washed in up- on the road. Half -blinded by the waves as they leaped over the road and dash- ed in angry foam against the houses; and buffeted by the wind. I made slow headway to the east end of the settle- ment, where a number of foreigners were attempting to rescue two Women from a small Chinese boat. "We had to cling to the lampposts and stanchions and seek shelter against the doorways•and walls. Ad- vantage,. was taken of a sligh lull in the storm to fire off rockets, but these wde driven back like feathers agrainst the houses. Then, long lifeboats were dragged to the pier, but the first was broken and disabled the„ moment it touched the water, while the second met a like fate and its gallant crew were pitched out into the sea. "In short, every effort proved abor- tive, and as darkness set in the un- happy women and their.boat were re- luctantly abandoned to their fate, "Next morning, the whole length of the Praya presented a scene of wreck- age and desolation. 11Iany of the Chinese, notwithstanding their shrewd- ness in predicting 'storms, had been taken quite unawares and hence the fearful sacrifice of life and the loss of property which ensued." Still of t the Same Fair Price and appreciated by more and more families where tea or coffee has been displaced * IJSTANT 0 Atrial of this healthfui economical table dirk soon dertoristra±es,the-cause of its populity. Nada instantly in the Cup. N9•Wprit. Better Health .. e , B� 'e .f. ere 5 a eason BUSINESS GIRLS AND TEACHERS Stiffer From Overtaxed Nerves and Often a. Complete Breakdown. Thousands of earnest, intelligent young women who earn their liveli- hood away trent home, in the schoo room, in public offices and in lar . business establishments, are silen suffering victims of over -taxed nerves and deficiency of strength. Weak breathless and nervous, they work against time, with never a rest whe headaches and backaches make every l hour seem like a day. Little wonde their cheeks lose the glow of health and grow pale and thin; their eyes I are dull and sunken and beauty slowly . but surely fades. 13usines women and girls, because of their work and worry, look older than their years, What they need is the frequent help of e. true, strengthening remedy to carry them through the day. Dr. Williams Pink Pills are like actual food to the starved nerves and tired brain of the business girl, )3y making rich, red blood they supply just the kind of help girls need to preserve their health and energy, and their good looks, Dr. Williams Pini; Pills bring bright eyes, I I ge sheep:" the legit -her asked, reviewing eyesterday's is See.:ih, "Putter: 'remade :ingested dtiltllt- tr%alkfQrlil Syrup of F1 s1a fully. HAVE YOU ASTH MA? Do you endure the misery of. Asthma. frith eleeppiess nights, difficult breathing end 1 oss of strength.? How- - ever baci your case,. quids: relief le eu.,r anteett by the tree of ��*+T,�E}•�M. yPpL E,��TON'S[�,� R A, w F M A i� CAPSULES sultoPye reefexpb invent Ing pate ^lady, `hot nee hove der_vre the g e.,tes t benefit threui;li ituse. Termplete s+ Ied sample St. W., 'foremen Sold by reliable erueseeta everywlieretor 3.©1 w tiros. TEMPLE'TOIinS RHEUMATIC CAPSULES i+'or fifteen years the standard ppecific for Rheumatism, Neuritis, Gout Sciatica, Lumbago, Neuralgia. Many doctors pre_crlbe them. Write to Teml,l.t,•ee, 24? ;1r5 6t. W., 'Arent*. fbr freeap,ple, 5,161+yret,PtledruukistacvtrrwtcreAnt 41,04 pc; tux. No Hurry Abcut it, A Seotell minister one inlet;; even- ing fell into a deep tit ldbele Dean which he c•t.uld riot el;nib out and 'liouted'for• help. A passing I',l;orc r hearing him, look- ed down ani asked who he was tied then remarked: "\i'.ee1. wec•l, yo sreednu kick up sic a noise. t'e'll nn •Ge+ needeil afore Saw - bath, an' tele it; only Wednesday night." MONEY ORDERS. It is always afe 20 send a l:l+inlinien • r s.press :4lLetzs Order. F vt dollare costs three Bente. Quite Clear. "Now, '(make. what do we get from Right at That. "VVhat it;, obscurity, Tommie?" the teacher asked. "It's a place, 1 guess,' Tommie ba ,arded. "No. No! Why do you say that?" "Must he, because that's where a lot of eandidates go back to after an r"-ec- tion." A Blessing Reversed. An Irishwoman, tooled:;; for a tip from a tourist, began sisower;s:p; i cas- ings en hire thus: "May isle bl.r s5 ng of Ileav'n follow' you all the eri:i over" Then, as the tip vas net 8r_,r heoln- Ing, she c anrpletc•a the sc,.tc n 'e t es; 'Ard may it never over ek . yet'!" All That, "Oh, Paul, if a"ily you were lis e the brave knight» of old -if you weu:1i do colaethiug re kle daring. wit re 1, engin' t f t r.i'�eenence. to pie yt.$: it.v t: for me!" "Great Scott, :Baht l! 1litven'f asked yeti to marry' me, and my *Seer early y2'2 a week?" t,11nard's Liniment for safe everyvvher Classified Advertisements.. prilS2rlT,sz��, T.EVENlf' CO dPI,ETZ leasee lralz4j 1. wlll Pay you, George Stevens,, Peterborough, Ontparlo, roe 114:441 Eti'UiPPED D�iseWSi'.A,t'Eft t t enti lob printing n)ant in E;aetfera Ontario 1neurneee a rriesd $t.54B. wnx o for 31.204 on Quick ale. Bee 41. WilLOn i'ublishirrg Co.. x.tr,, ' 'oronte. SO7 ELM Wazrx=D. + Qk'T ELM WANTED. 3 Iti, AND— 1 thicker, ■hipped preen from saw. Vo net sell until you commu: =..ata with vs, 1 eeraap Oros, Limited, Owen Sound„ tint. renal releef gexteiQL Pon ZWZaES. 1liOiSTE1t11) l::<>l ilei itil'li4??l, . for Nurses St. Elizabeth Hospital. 294 South Broad titreet, Elizabeth, .New Jersey. Conif..•tete course. Monthly al- k nr;re first year $6.110. second $13.14. third S.H too. Aetdresst Superintendent. 1142, ' vRl'4StT$It. Tx1NThL. 1'licsT-CLASS ^3tE.1C1i ca ..tuners to work on Interior 1 tlrgs. 1 t e it wages, steady work. tt Plv a i . „ice Lumber Company. ?l25l it,ru:i's Ru , ',..rotate, LET "DANDERINE" SAVE YOUR HAIR For Sea -Going Craft. For seagoing craft a wirclem' Iiac bt•en invented containing a dist. cf glans which i'~ revolve:l by au electric nhator, throwing off rain ter spr, 1 ;lee 'falls an 1t and afeurding clear l :sios1 , at all tinges. MOTHER! c P ev ny pit t f that t${i;I':iirtitf and stop 3sei�iIIir hair at (Mee and tet Ar , fey t E• rt.sle of dandruf'. Child's l3esl: Laxative es .. ease:: IP.; tip of "°ihintle<iue-' at • "Oh, no! Try to thinlc. What le at 4 (hug t. 1' at+ (.. ce'unter for a few l your coat /untie front? Now tell me, r cent-, Iva: little in year hand and n l what do we flet from sheep?" .� rub ilea int(. tbt• se4ip. After several "Father's old trousers,'. Tommie ra j`' apps• st°tie telt ta,ni;ttrni2 usually -goes r 9 sponded eagerly. t '" and hair steps, coming out. Every heir u ire year ileal etun shows new life. t got, hr:giane a thielmcss and aeon rosy cheeks, high spirits, and thus Wake the day's duties lighter. Miss illary H. I-Iunt says: "Many people think of the Life of a settee teacher as one of comparative ease with short hours and holidays plenti- ful. But the reverse is the case, When one hag to stand day after day, year in and year out, with the worries great and small, from handling children, it begins to tell upon even the strongest and especially upon the nerves. I had been teaching about five years, and was then located at Seringfieid, Ont,, when I found I was far from having the vitality I started out with. Before my term was out I had a complete nervous breakdown. I tried doctor's medicine and it helped, but only for a while. I then tried osteopathic treat- ment but with no better results. I suffered' from loss of appetite, slept poorly, was nernvous and troubled with severe headaches. Holidays came and I tried a change of schools, but got in- to a harder place where I had over fifty pupils under my care. There were days when it seemed impossible for me to carry on my work. At this stage my sister, who had also been a MINARD'S LINIMENT is the only Liniment asked for at my store and the only one we keep for sale. All the melee use it. HHARIIN FULTON. 1 From Their 0 Villages in dile vicinity of Se Queer - 1I tin, France, are literaily rising, -Phoe- nixlike, from their owe ashes. Con- fronted by a lack of stone and build- ing materials, the urtisane have es- tablished a big grinding machine In which the debris of he sbell-shatiereci houses is remade into mortar. teacher, strongly advised me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I took the advice, and by the time I had finished my second box, I felt that the pills were helping me. I was on my ninth box when I decided • there was no necessity for continuing the treatment, as I had never felt better, and had gained twelve pounds in weight. Dr, Williams Pink Pills, with plenty of fresh air, worked wonders in my case, and I should advise the use of them to any other run down teacher?' You can get Dr, Williams Pink Pills from any dealer in -medicine, or, by mail,: past paid, at 50 cents a box, or six boxes for $2,50 from The Dr. Wil- liams Medicine Co„ Brockville, Out. COISSeCur aatlor1. "In full and glad submission I give myself to Thee, -. Thine utterly, and only, And ever more to be, Reign over me, Loris Jesus, Oh, make my heart Thy throne; It shall be Thine, my Saviour, It shall be Thine Alone!" Looked Intelligent. "Describe the man yousaw talking to the prisoner," said the judge, to the witness, "I don't know how toesir." "Did he look like any of these law yers?" •inquired the judge. "Did he look like me?" "Olt, no, sir," said the witness; "he looked like an intelligent gentleman." All living creatures except plants are grouped by science 'as animals. The flea is really a fly, the glow- worm a beetle, and. the black beetle a cockroach, ED. 7 ISSUE No. 25-'20. ABY -HAD BAD CASL Of ECZEMA 9 and n ie"'r3 Face a .id Lin -k1. �e L %Aiwakleags. "My baby had a very bad case of eczema. It started in small pimples and spread on her areae rind face and limbs, as £_r no her hips. The shin was sore and red end tho breaking out itched' so that she vrented to ec.ateh all the time. She was cross axed fretful and could tact sleep day or night. "Then I seed Cuticles, and when I had need few a.' es of Soap and four boats of Cintreert she was liea',id." (Signed) Mrs. George Hider, R. F. D. 2, Eox 44, Coopers Willis, Me., May 6, 1810. Give Caticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum the care of your skin. Soap 25c, Ointutost 25 and 60c. Sold throughouttheDominion. CanadianDepot; Lit rz„auu, United, St. Paul St., Montreal. 'ue Cutictirk Soap shaven withoutiatta, Accept "California" Syrup c.f Pigs only ---loot for the name Cable-a:la on rtes. the package, then you are sure your child is halving the hest and most harmless physic for the little stom- ach, liver and bowels. Children love: its fruity taste. Full directions on 1 each bottle. You must bay "Cali- fornia." CO DOG DISEASES c> .S new to LC'8ed Mailed ;res to cite M. Gregg by the Author. Olay Glover Co,, Tau. 113 West Slat Street New York. 'U.S.A. 2CE tligiO bd s J S 3 UPS ONLY FABLE'S M if a BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN Not Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Crosse For Colds, Pain, Headache, Neural-', package which contains complete di-, gra, Toothache, Earache, and for ! rections. Then you are getting real Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Neu- ° Aspirin—the genuine Aspirin pre - rills. take Aspirin marked with the' scribed by physieians for over nine - name "Bayer" or you are not takingteen years. Now made in Canada. Aspirin at all. ! Handy tin boxes containing 1'r" tab Accept only `Bayer Tablets of ; lets cost but a few cents. Druggists _Aspirin" in an unbroken "Bayer " also sell larger "Bayer" packages. There is only one ,Aspirin-"Bayer"—You must say "Bayer" Aspirin is the trail° mark (registered in Canada) of Balser manufacture of Mono- aceticacidester of .alleyncaeid. While it - is. well known that Aspirin means Bayer manufacture, to assist the public against imitations, the Tablets of Bayer Company, Frill bo stamped with their general trade rnarh, the "Bayer Cross," 15042 ft 1.4 ,lam250 ANCHOR PLUG is the chewing tobacco of superlative excellence. Try a plug today. o.