The Exeter Times, 1922-10-26, Page 3) ta
'PA aceut's Defy late Help Others."
•
What has aeon done can be done
again. " Ilere are somo . boiled -down
gleanings front ,reports of actual I3oy
Seout accomplishments. They are
typical of the thousffials of, "Good
Turns" which laoy Scouts are doling
every day in the year in compliance
with their Scout Law --"A SCOLICS
Duty as to be 'Useful and to. flelp
Others."
"Visited ether troops and entertain-
• ed.. some at our ,Eleadguarters. , Sold
Christmas Seals tor Tuberculosis
Ciampaiga Fund. Opened no road'
filled with snow bank. Pulled out
Several autoinobiles. First' aid render-
ed to old gen,tlem,an who fell dbwn
stairwaa. Helped organize new Scott
troops"•
"i-telpecit duriag the 300th annivel
fiery celebra ten. Patiollod. the lfii
of march. ainiriug the parades and stoo
ready to do Vast aid work if noces
sary."
'oaacepted respensibility for lookin
MIA TROUBLES COME
THE BLOOD
If Kept- Rick and. Red Good
Health Will,he Yours.
• Nearly all the (amnion diseases ate
caused by bad blood, weak, watery
blood poisonecl ans' impurities. Bad
blood is the cause of aeadachee and
backaches, lumbago, aid rhouanatisin.
tlebility and ifidigestion, neuralgia,
sciatica anil other nerva traubles. It
is had blood that caus'es (11811g1iring
akin disease* liken eczema, and salt
rheum, pimples!•and 'eruptions. The
severit.y of the trouble indicates how
impure the. lood is, and it goes al-
ways from 1)5(1-to11.-01'S 0 11111,eSS steps,
are promptly taken to enrich. and mart
ify the blood. ;There is no use trying a
different medicare, far each trouble,
far they all (Some., through the one
cause--ebad blOod. In conditions of
this kind Dr. Pink Pills have
t beem,found vary beneficial, as theY
have a direct actionon the bloods en-
riching and pulifyiai. it. That is why `
e this Inedualle at so oaten asiecess al, -
d• after other reilleclies have failed—
they reach the root of the trouble in
tae blood. Mr. Albert S. Giffin; Mount
a" Pleasant, P.E:I., fells what these pills
after open-air skating rink provide
by public-spirited Citizens for th
young people of the tosva."
"Helped at various con-yentions
d aid for him. He say: --"Some months
e ago I was in a badly aunalbwis con-
dition. My based was peor. I lied no
Clean Up Week, Fall Fair. Cleared
underbrush out of, large area of town
park, Attend daily to raising and
lowering of flag on pole outsid,e town
hall."
ralelped at Parish House Fair. Sold
tickets, helped at booth and cloak
room, ran errands. Helped get Com-
munity Christmas tree. Gave demon
strati= of first aid and bandaging be-
fore village firemen." -
"Helped in removing snow. 'When
the flood came last spring laid planke
across bad places for the people ,to
walk on. Stopped' a runaway horse.
Helped in Mita aceid,ent."
"Assisted the' church in distribution
appetite andrny, work left me com-
pletely th•ed ,out. lafell off in weight,
w asaltogether in a miserable condi-
tion, I was taking medicine, but it
was not doing me any good. At this
stage a friend who had used Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills with beneficial re.
suite', advisedme to'take then'', and
acting on his advice I did so. The' re-
- suit: can be summed .up in a few
* bras: I took the pills for a little
more than a month, when I can honest-
ly say I never felt better in my life.
,1 can mow'eat a hearty meal, do my
work with comparative ease, and have
gained in weight. I advise weak, run-
down peoPle to give these pais a fair
• trial."
of 'advertising matter. Held a "Father
and Son Banquet" to whach a inajority
of the fathers came and all the' boys."
"Visited sick -boys and sent each
some little token, eatable, and other-
wise. Acted as leader* in many ways
at school." '
"Guides and ushers at entertain-
ments, religious services and conven-
tions held in church. Contributed to
church work and missione."
"Made contribution to Provincial
Council to aid it in oxntending the belies
fits of Scouting to boys in towns with-
out Scout troops. Took flowers to hos-
pital, proaisions to poor. Assisted in
better baby and antatubereulosis cam-
paigns,"• -
"Helped fire aepartnien,t locate clan-
geaous conditions liable to reault in
arc, Assisted in controlling traffic
adfaltg parade en Ciraus Day."
"Built bird houses and placed them.
In trees in town park and along the
streets. Collected basitets, for a sup-
aormection with district Sunday
School Convention."
"Took lead in movement to provide
proper local celebration of Dominion
Day, efforts resulting in big -gest and
best holiday programme in years."
"Assisted as guides during Baptist
Convention. Polished brass „work
about church gallery several times.
Assisted in decorating church for spe-
cial occasions."
"Saturday mornings through the
winter spent helping widows and
families without grown men, piling
wood, splitting kindling, shovelling
snow. It was clone systematically and
well. Never pass any braken glass or
bottles • that might injure auto tires
without rein oviLg,theaame. Tr.lte care
of young children on 'excursion, trips."
• aVith -such evidence of practical
helpfulness is it any wonder that I-tud-
yard Kipling gave to the Scouts the
title lie •had previously given his great
boy character, Kim — "The Little'
Friends of All the World?"
• To Erect Memorial to Early
Missionaries.
The most paobable site of the mar-
,. ,
tyraom • of the Jesuit missionaries,
Fathers Breaeuf and Lalemant, by the
Iroquois in 1649 at the mission of St.
Ignace situated near the present town
of Midland, Sinicoe County, Ontario,
has been donated by Mr. Charles E.
Newton for the erection of a Dermal);
ent national' memorial to commemor-
,
ate one of the most heroic episodes in
2..v.ty„Chnadian hiatory. 'At this time
the •hftrtIvrzt...f.eqd between itte Iro-
quois end Huron nations reached its
climax, and a terrible visitation of the
• Iroguois resulted in the practical an-
nihilatain of the Huron. tribe. Urged
to ilea the heroic mis,sionaries de-
clared that the priest rnuifL stay with
his people and amid the whoops and
• yells of the arognols• they were drag-
ged thfough the forest and subjected
, to the. Mogi, frightful tortures, until
death releffael them from their suffer=
alga, t Newton, at one time reeve
ofan township of Tay and for many
yeaVi•`in i he serVice of the provincial
, government, has slms-vn much, public
apirit and historic itnerest 'in preserv-
ing the site alid at lite request of the
Cali action .Na tio n a 1 Parks, 'Branch has
deeded over an acre and a quarter of
his fares for the erectioa of a suitable
nionlorial and tablet, in memory of the
heroic priests. The work will shortly
he taken in hand and ,the memorial
will add one more to the notable his-
toric shrines of Canada,
"A man has no more right to go
t UttaappY than, he has to go about
You can get these pills 'through any
medicine dealer ar by mall at 60 cents
a box or six -boxes for $2.50 from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
On t.
nolis--Their Cause and Core.
Boils come frorn ge,rin infection of
the skin, usually from other boils or
ulcers or discharging wounds. The
germs gat into a pore of the skin and
grow to form a •gathering which soon
turns M' to Inattql. . The gathering
stretches the skin and causes pain,
The stoener a ball s taeatect the,
quicker will it be cured. When a ',mil
first •appeas, wash rit thoroughly with
soap and water anal place a drop of
carbolic •acid right On the head of
the boll. Then paint the surrounding
skivy, with tincture, of iodine. If this
does, not atop the, boil, it sheuld be
opened freely with a. sharp pen -knife,
:Of which the blade has been 1Peld' for
several nviriutes in boiling water.
Afters -Opening the boil, pour peroxide
into the opening and CQ the wouiid
with 'a piece ,of clean cotton that lias
been boiled in water. Keep thia cot-
ton moistened with a solution made by
•adding a tesaPeonful of either iberacic
acid or common salt to a cup of boiled
water. Change the cotton dreesing
twiee a day.
Don't let matter from a boil get en
the suimetincling 'skin, ad 1)011 all
elothi d with ma or. Ef signs
of a new boll appear, paint the spot
\vita iodine. •
•,It is a inistake to suppose that a
boil is a sign of. health or that matter
from a boll contains impurities, whieh
previously existed, in •the blood,. Boils
usually appear in a person rtot in good
health. Per this reason a person sub-
'ject to to,i1•5 sh,oudd, build' up the gen-
eral health by simple living and at-
tention tt..),the 'rules of 'health: -Keep
the bowels well open, eat freely of
vegetable -a and fruit but use -only a
lattle meat.
What Might Have Been.
Pat was making, a -wooden pigsty,
When he Missed the nail he was ham.
meaing and hit his own thumb.
After having it wraped up he met
one of lits friends, who, naturally, ask-
ed Isiah what the had' been doing..
"Sure," said, Pat, "I hit me thumb
with a hammer, It's bad now, but I'd
had no thumb left •at- 'an if I'd been
striking -with both -Lands!"
"Every great soul, of man has had
its vision ancl pandered it, until the . One out of every four °hada= in
passion to make the•dreata come true Ameriea one 'undernourished,.
has dominated his life." - ________
Minard's Liniment for Distemper.
, Float '5c/Ilullt a tall illaPleSflalxling
re,ALA
1.; I= Sunrise
„ .
.13litzcsand aud ratuld s, the •treat
A wind ewayed theni, blew eteadily
AAnnad actugailln•l,yeelye(a31;dlifetdeat;„,Anat,nci•iessilicoli,:iptisdprlavyitehdrtaoitplis)oi:,
eyes
Spo,rlaleci, and satiating onward—a
white thread ---
)(Vas lost in goldmi-yellow fields. out-
• spread
, Under stray cloudrich-tinged with
autumn dyes.
Out in the fielcle strong men were gar -
nering sheaves,.
Singing ohl songs, clear longi of men,
, deep -chested; '
And the sun sh 0-12 0, and sunbeams -
came down -thronging * *
I also sang, walked on and Itriew no
, longing,
Swielied ,a thin bough that twanged
out unarrested •
Amid the rustle, of windtshattered
leaves. • '
--Louis Zukofsky.
EALTHY CHILDREN
ALWAYS SLEEP WELL
he
T,healthy child sleeps well and
during its waking hours is never cross,
but always happy and laughing. It is
only the sickly child that is cross and
peevish. Mothers, if your ehildren, do
not sleep well; if they are oross and
cry a great deal,. give them Baby's
Own Tablets 'and they will soon be
well and happy again. The Tablets
are a mild but thorough laxative which
regulate the bowele, sweeten the stom-
ach, banisa constipation, cella and in-
digeation, and promote healthful sleep.
They are absolutely guaranteed free
froM opiates and may be given to the
new-born babe with perfect safety.
They are sold by medicine dealers or
by mail at 25 cents a box from The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont
HEALTH EDUCATION
BY DR. J. J. .MIDDLETON
Provincial Board of Health, Ontario
Dr. Middleton will be glad to answer questions on Public Health mat-
ters througb this' column. Address him at Spadina Haase, Spadina
Crescent, 'los-onto.
• Man's' very -existence en this eafth
is threatened
nby another kind of war-
fare uknoto a'
wn -darge -section of
humanity, • This -was striltinf,,di'made
plain by Dr. L. 0. Howard .in his
presidential address at Toronto re-
cently before. the American Associa-
tion for. the Advancement of 'Science.
"The insignificant insect" is inan'S
greatest enemy, Dr. Howard main-
tains. "They threaten his ;life daily;
they shorten his food supplies, lioth iri
his crops while they are growing; and
ch
in susupplies after' they are h,ar-,
vested and atorecIt'in his clothing, in
his habitatiorts, and, in countless otherways. In many respects ,they are
better fitted for exis'tenee on this
earth alhan he is." .
Warnings lake this are 'becoming
universal that man must cease war-
fare on his fellow-rnen in order to
preserve his existence in the struggle
with nature.
Ed.:health and 'poor 'physique help
the insect in this struggle, so it is the
manifest duty of all classes of citi-
zens to improve the physical and men,
tal conditioxia of the present and par-
ticularly of the rising generation, so
taat by observing - hygienic principles
in theta daily life and' by maintaining
physic,ath fitness and freedom from de-
fects of, all kinds the human race may
continue bo remain supreme among
the living things of earth.
Are we doing it? Just listen to
this:— •
There were 7,804`babies died last
year in this province before they
reacheti one year of age!' Isn't there
something wrong here? • This slaugh-
ter of the innocents must stop! '
Of those who survive the first criti-
cal year ef -life large mintbeas have
physical defects of one, kind or an-
other, which •could easily be corrected'
if taken • in tinte. These defects in -
elude decaying teeth, diseased tonsils,
adenoids, •defectitire eyesight, defective
hearin•ge inalnutritien, etc. -All-or anyl
Of these 'aefects tend to bring about
a lowered state of heaith and prepare'
the way for the development of dis-
eases, which can be traced in many
cases to the untreated focal infection
Pat's Precaution.
Pat Maloney was nailing a box
which he intended sending btarail.
It was essential that the box sliould
not be inverted during the passage,
and a friend ventured to suggest that
Pat should write on the case, "This
side up, with care."
A few days later, seeing Pat, he
naked, "heard any more about your
goods? Did they get there safely?"
'Every one of them broke!" said
Pat. •
"The whole lot? ,Did you label". it,
'This side up,' as I told you?"
"Yee, I did. And for fear they
shouldn't see it on the top I put it on
the bottom as well!"
•
Should Speak Scotch.
A visitor from the United States
was introduced to an old Scotsman.
"From what land do'ye come?" ask-
ed the Scotsman. •
"The greatest in the world," replied
the American.
n "Pair bairn, ye've lost your accent."
which with a little forethought could
have been removed before irreparable
damage is done.
It is no longer a queation of wheth-
er a country cnn affifiral public health
work. What it cannat.afford is the
waste• that must- inevitably result
from the want of it.• • •
In this cannection the old. saying -.a—
again rings true: aA stitch in time Ask for and takeno other.
naves nine."
maaaitiaasaaa.amalia.ama•No Surrender.
,lIope for tlle nailliona, of unfortunate
Men and women who lir& victims of
stomach trouble is sounded by Mr,
13 13 Jones 187 Oak at Hanillton
, • , , /
Ont. Mrs. Jones woe a viettnr of
stomach trouble In its worst form but
Was doinplately restored to health, by
Taniac, Shp Stays:
'Fe'thirty long year*, I had riervous
Indigestion an ,stoinach trauale and a
ran hardly deeeribe all the, agony I suf-
fered during that time. ' It may sound
unreaaanable, but Taalac corapletely
restored my health and I have gained
thirty-fha pounds in Weight. , tinlac
Is siniply wariderful.
Undigested food ferments in the
stomach and ',soon the entire system is
filled -with poisons. Tanlac was de-
signed to restore the stomach to a
healthy condition and build up the
whole body,. MilIlong everywhere have
acclaimed its wonderful power. Get
a bottle to -day.
Tarilac is sold by all good druggists.
" Advt.
Princes in Beggary.
• The German princes, proud and
wealthy relics of royalty, are in sore
straits, and some of theni are making
Persistent appeals for public aid. Os-
car, of. Prussia and Rupert, of Bavaria,
aro imploring tbe German government
to penstain them as former generals of
the Imperial army, while the Duke of
SaxeMeiningen wants to return to
well-paid auty as inspector general.
As for William Hohenzollern, for-
merly Kaiser, he contents himself with
claiming the property belonging to
him. In Berlin and the suburbs he
claims fifty-three palaces, or other re-
sidences, Many houses in Berlin are
itiortgaged to him; he has properties
all over Germaay, and his wealth is so
great that the Prussian Minister of
Finance, who is in charge of auditing
his accounts with tile government, de-
clares himself incapablo of estimating
It fully.
And ,the Kaiser does not pay a cent
of tax on his- income.
"Cascarets1" 10c
Best Bowel -Laxative
When Bilious,
Constipated
•••••••••1•••••••••••• ' .0 1,0 .11 044*
To clean out your bowels without
cramping or overacting, take Casca-
rets. Sick headache biliousness
gases, indigestion, sour, upset stomach
and all such distress gone by morning.
Nicest physic on earth for grown-up
and children. 100 a box. Taste like
What Pat Wanted to Know.
"P•hwat are thins buckets for on the
s,hilf in the hall?"
"Can't. yez read? It says on them,
For Fire Only.' " •
"Thin a-hy hpv they put water in
MONEY ORDERS.
A Dominion Express Money Order
for five dollars costs three cents.
Stith in Time.
If a pieture nail gets loose in the
wall, wrap it round with wadding sat-
urated with glue, and. press it into the
bole. With a damp rag wipe off all
glue that exudes and leave to dry.
-y risk: your. health?
s.
• •THE path of the tea. or co.fee drinker is beset with dangers
.13 '
to health and comfort: These dangers lurk in the irritant,
Caffeine, which is the acti 6 principle of both tea and 'coffee.
For those who enjoy a' \ ell -made cup of tea_cy coffee, but
find that if makes them nevous, wakeful and in-itable, there's
satisfaction and freedom f om discomfort delicious Instant
Tosttnn—the table beverage\ of no regrets.
Its fragrant aroma and rlph, full-bodied flavor are delightful.
Instant F'ostum is made fro ri roasted wheat and contains no
Caffeine, nor any other harmill ingredient whatsoever.
Order a tin from your Grocer TODAY!
•
. .
"Tbere.s a Re.a.:$614!........
• A generous sample tin of Ingtent Fostutn s nI, postpaid, for 4c it: stamps. Write:
Criniadlan FoStum C..erotti Cp., ltd., 45 Front Stre , E., 14 ronto. Factory: Wincism) Ontario
During the =neighborly war be-
tween England and France, in one sea
fight H.M.S. Marlborough was engagect
In a 'severe battle, and got the worst
of it. The captain and seccond lieuten-
ant were dangerously svaunded, the
vessel was so shattered that to handle
her was impossible, and the officers
and crew were deep in conferencce eat°
a "surrender." gne officer protested,
declaring he would nail the cols to
the mast and go down fighting. There
were some poultry -coops on the deck,
and during the figbt the coops had
been broken and the poultry were
roaming at their own will. At the mo-
ment when the nrotest against '.sur-
render" was going on, a young rooster
happened to fly on the stump of the
broken mast, and, having reached the
top, flapped his wings, and sent -out a
lusty clarion ory of "Cock -a -doodle -
doe."
The eallers gave a loud ana -merry
cheer, and vowed there should 'be "No
Surrender." A few minutes after
H.M.S. Acruiton came to their help and
towed the Marlborough to a place of
aalety. The gallant young rooster be-
came a public hero, and his "cock-a-
doodle-doo? of defianee to the enamy
endeared him to his country. -He re-
mained with the crew. and • became
their proud and happy pet—their liter-
al "mascot."
ana—
• Smile a smile; while you amele an-
otber sullies, and soon there's miles
and miles of smiles. And life's worth
while if You but smile,- -Jane Vienna
,e.
son,
The beat, busines man ien't always
the one who is quickest to see through
a proposition ; the (Inc -Who la the
quickeet to see a propeeition through,
, ISSUE No. 42,a-22,
OTh
Clean Child's Bowelwith
"California Fig Syrup"
Cri
Even a sick child loves the "fruity"
taste of "California Flg Syrup." If the
little tongue is coated., or if yoar child
is listless, cross, fecterisb, full of cold,
or has colic, a teaspoonful will never
fail to open the bowels. In a few hours
you can see Inc yoaraelf how thorough-
ly it works all the constipation poison,
sear :bile and. waste from the tender
little bowels and gives you a well,
playful child,' again.
Miliaria of mothers keep "California
Fig Syrup" handy, They know a tea.
almonful to -day save s a slat child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for genuirie
"California Pig Syrup" which has di-
rections for babies and children of all
ages printed on bottle, Mother! You
must say "California," or you may get
an imitation lig syrup.
China starts exporting its 'walnut
crop in Septeniber.
Fisher WS Friend
The Original and Only Genuine
,
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ed Adv,PIrt
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INDIGESTION, GAS,
UPSET STOMACH
Instantly! "Pape'sDiapepsin"
Corrects Stomach so
Meals Digest
• 1. 4 1 •
The moment you eat a tablet at
"Pame's• Diapepsin" your indigestion le
gone. No more distress from a sour,
acid, upset stomach. No flatulence,'
heartburn, palpitation, or misery -mak-
ing gases. Correct your digeetian for
a few cents. Each pacItage guaran-
teed by druggist to overcome atomach
troubl e.
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LAND SALT
• Bulk Carlots
TORONTO SALT WORKS
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FACE DEO
Now Works Nine Hoars a Day**.*.
Lydia E. Pinitham's VegetaLie
Compound Restored lier Stengel'
UnionVillage, Vt.— "PI was weak an&
nervous and all run-down. I could not „,-
1 wg,itihkoauctrrosessttihnegfi'na7cir
Iliad been 'thattaaas
for weeks. Isaw your
advertisement in the
paper and after tak-
ing one bottle of
Lydia E. Pinkharals
Vegetable Com-
pound Ifelt, the good
it was doing me and
I took seven more Lik
all. Before I finished
I was able to work
nine hours a day in a steam laundry. 1
cannot say too much in favor of your
medicine. 1 trust all sick and suffering
women will takeit. It has beentwo years
since I took it and I am strong and well."
—Mrs. L. A. GUIMANN, Union Village»
Vermont. '
This is only °fie of such letters 'we are
continually publishing showing wh at
Lydia E. Pinkham has done for womera
and whether you work or not Mr,
Guimann's letter should interest you.
Many women get into a weak, nervoua
,
run down condition because of ailments
they often have. Such women should
take Lydia E. Pinkhara's Vegetable'Com-
pound at the first sign of trouble. Good
health is necessary and this splendid
medicine will help you to keep it.
iNE'MDNTHS
Itched and Hard Pimples
Broke Out, CuticuraHeals.
"My face and neck all broke out
in a mass of nasty pimples. My
face used to itch and then hard pirn-
pies would break out and fester over.
They itched and burned dreadfully
at times, and my face was badly dis-
figured- for about nine months.
'I tried different remedies without
any effect. I saw an advertisement
for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and
sent for a free sample: It 'helped me
SO much that I bought more, *u -id
ate' using two cakes of Cuticura
Soap and t w o boxes of Cuticura
Ointment I was 'healed." (Signed)
Miss Hattie E. Cruickshank, Lower
Caledonia, Nova Scotia,
Give Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Talcum the care of your skin.
Sample Each Praohy Addstan:"LymanB, Ham.
314 St, Paul St., W., Montreal." Sold event-,
where. Soap2Se.0Inoment2S and GOe. Talcum 250.
0.41:5-Cuticara Soap shoves without =OR.
UNLESS you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, yoli
are not getting Aspirin at all
Accept only an "unbroken package" 6f 43I3ayer Tablets of
Aspirin," which contain& directions and dose worked out by -
physicians during 22 years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache R1euniatism
Toothache Neuralgia Neurit is
Earache Lunibago Pain, Pain
"1.1:tyer" hexes of 12 tablets ---Also bottles of 24 and 100 ---Drilggi'AS,
ANprin le 5311 trade Mark (VPSlotot 0.anft.ei.A.) of 3roor Manufactero of Mono..
acialeaoldottter ot Stineynoacid. Whno 1( 1, oefl lotown that M•plrlo. Oleo on Jinyor
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