Exeter Advocate, 1909-07-29, Page 3HOW WEAK GiRLS
MAY GROW INTO
STRONG WOMEN
The Blood Supply Must be Kept
Hichr FPd and Pure --Coos
Bl(ol Means Good Health.
Healthy girlhood is the only path
to healthy womanhood. Tho merg-
ing of girlhood into womanhood
lays a new tax upon the blood. It
is the overtaxing of the scanty blood
supply that makes growing girls
Puffer from all those headaches,
backaches and sideaches—all that
paleness, weakness and weariness—
all that languor, despondency and
constant ill health.
Unhealthy girlhood is bound to
had to unhealthy womanhood and
a life of misery. Nothing but tho
blood -building qualities of Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink fills can save a girl
when sho undertakes the trials and
tasks of woivanhood. That is the
time when nature makes new de
mantis upon the blood supply. Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills actually make
new, rich blood, which meets those
new demands with ease. In this
simple scientific way Dr. 1Villianls'
Pink Pills fill a girl with overflow-
ing health and strength.
Miss Eva Dennis, Amherst, N. S.
says :—"Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
have done the a world of gocxl. I
was completely run down, was very
pale, easily tired and suffered
from frequent severe headaches.
Though I tried many medicines I
got nothing to do mo the least good
until I began using Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. Even the first box of
these seemed to help me, and after
taking a half dozen boxes I was
again a strong, healthy girl. I
have not had any illness since, but
should I again feet run down 1)r.
Williams' Pink Pills will be my
only medicine, and I strongly re-
commend thou to every weak and
aili g gill.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold
by all medicine dealers or sent by
mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes
for $2.50 by The Dr. Williams' Me-
dicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
WOMAN'S ENCAMPMENT.
Corps of Nurses in London Did
Military Duly.
A FISH PROTECTED BY LAW.
The Unique Distinction of Pelorue
Jack.
In Pelorus Sound, on the south distributors of packing house pro -
side of the Cook btrait•, which is ducts, with Head Office at Calgary,
situated between the North and Alberta. In addition to abattoirs,
South Islands of New Zealand, lives
packing houses and yards at Cal
-
elle of the most remarkable fish in Alberta, and Vancouver,
the world. \\'!acre he came from 13 a vC.,
, the P. Burns Company con -
or how long ago he was born no
At Lee, a distant suburb of Lon-
don, a military encampment has
just broken up the like of which the
world has surely never seen before.
Its inhabitants were a detachment
of the Nursing Yeomanry, a corps
of women whose duty in war time
is to follow the fight'ng line and
succor the wounded.
The aflair was no picnic, but n
serious effort on the part of the wo-
men to inure themselves to condi-
tions which might arise during ac-
tual warfare. Everything was
clone in grim earnestness. They
groomed their own h.)rses, did sen-
try duty at night, slept in tents
and worked from reveille to lights
out with their ambulance waggon
and stretchers rescuing and treat-
ing imaginary wounded men.
A notice in large letters informed
the members of the -orps that "no
talking is allowed in the tents after
'lights out,' " and the women, it is
said, took their work so seriously
that this rule was obeyed—within
rcason.
VERY SAFE BONUS.
P. Burns & Company, Limited, Enol DO Bold
whose First Mortgage bonds are new
being offered for sale in Canada,
aro large ranchers, pa••kcrs and
one seems to know. But captains
of vessels and voyagers tell curi-
ous stories of how for the last
thirty years Pelorus Jack, as this
fish has been named, has piloted for
several miles each steamer which
trols sixty-two stores in the most
important cities and towns of Al-
berta and British Columbia.
This business, founded in 1590,
has shared in the wonderful de-
velopment of Western Canada, and
has established itself on a strong
neared the sound, afterwards re -
financial basis, earning net in 1903
turning to shaft the arrival of the 8317,800, or five times the amount
next vessel. required to pay the interest on its
Day or night appears to make no First Mortgage bonds.
difference to him, for he is always to According to appraisals made by
bedepended upon to make his ap responsible parties, the real estate
pearance, and those who frequently owned by the Company, which has
pass through the strait can tell al- a ready market vale', is worth con -
most to the moment when he will sidorably more than the amount of
show himself. His length is esti the present bond issue.
mated at about 16ft., and from the The bonds are further strengthen -
fact that he is of light grey color, ed by the fact that the surplus as -
and comes to the surface to blow, sets after deducting all liabilities
he has been calico the "little white almost equal in amount the pre -
whale." sent outstanding issue.
He has no companions—and can During the present year many
be seen to be an outcast of the fish issues of the obligations of invert-
world—and can be seen making ant packing houses have attested
straight fora steamer, when some their growing popularity as invest -
distance away, on account of a mento in Canada and United
large fin which shows about 18in. States. From the standpoint of se -
above the surface of the water. curity the Burns issue is undoubted
Many theories have been put for- while the return to the investor
ward as to why Pelorus Jack should tb per cent.) is attractive.
make a practice of accompanying .s.
ships passing through the strait, the
most likely of which seems to be HOW HE MADE GOOD.
that he comes to the bow of each "What is the secret of your sue -
vessel to scrape the barnacles off
-cess?" we asked of the great physi-
himself, for he touches the ship as ciao.
he darts from side to side. "I acquired the art of concealing
Pcl Jack is the only fish in my ignorance," answered the wise
the world protected by Act of Par-
liament.
M.D
lia.ment. In September, 1904, it w as
enacted that it should not be lawful
for any person to take the fish or
mammal of the species known as
Risso's dolphin in Cook Strait tinder
a penalty of not less than £5 and
not more than £100. There has
never been any fish of this species
seen in the strait except Pelorus
Jack, so that the Act of Parliament
was passed. solely on his behalf.
A (:RENT BANK.
The far•secing advocates of Ca-
nadian Chien probably hardly rea-
lized half a century ago what a
service they were rendering to
Canada's future in starting forth
the young united Dominion with the
foundation of a Banking System
which has been developed into tho
greatest. in the world with no ex-
ceptions. The System has faults,
but these are morn academic than
practical, and if past progress is
any criterion the faults that now
exist will disappear in the future.
The services which our banking
System has rendered to the Derniu-
ion as a whole, and to individual
Canadians, should be more thor-
oughly appreciated by the Canadian
people.
One of the strongest units in our
tanking System is the Dominion
hank, which presented its semi-an-
nual statement to the public a few
(lass ago. Despite the fact that this
Platenu'nt covered a period, part
of whieh was characterized by ex-
treme financial strc=s and the bal-
ance by very lots- money rates, the
profits 4.f this great institution for
the half year, although some Four-
teen Thousand Dollars leo" than the
pros ions half year, are still at the
rate of 15', p. c. The circulation
has increased about a quarter of a
million
dollars; deposits have in-
creased nearly six million and hate
Pow reached the total of over forty -
t ne millions; cash assets show an
increase of nearly one and a half
million, and the immediate avail-
able assets an increase of nearly
ix million. with an increase of
about the same amount in the total
assets. which now total fifty-three
and a half millions.
This is a most satiafact•,ry state-
rnent, and one en which the share
beldere may congratulate thein
delves heartily. reflecting. as It
dcea most careful sod progressive
Ranagsment.
LAKE HURON AND i.AKE
SUPERIOR.
A magnificent summer trip is en-
joyed by taking this "fresh water
sea voyage" from Sarnia., Ontario,
to Fort William, Ontario, through
these great inland seas. This year
now steamers have been added to
the Northern Navigation 'Co.'s
fleet, and the finest and fastest ves-
sels on the Great Lakes will fly the
house flag of this popular Company.
The steamers run in connection
with the Grand Trunk Railway
System, and all particulars, rates
and descripttive literature, etc.,
can be hnd for the asking by ap-
plying to Mr. J. D. McDonald.
SATISFIED.
"How do you like your new mis-
tress?" asked the first servant girl.
"Oh, all right," replied) the
second servant girl. "She doesn't
bother me much. She's got all she
can do to manage her husband.
There is Only One Eclectric Oil.
—When an article, be it medicine
or anything else, becomes popular,
imitations invariably spring up to
derive advantages from the origin-
al, which they themselves could
never win on their merits. Imi-
tations of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric
Oil have been numerous, but never
successful. Those who know the
genuine are not put off with a sub-
stitute, but demand the real thing.
THE WEDDING GRAFT.
"How nre you getting along with
the arrangements for your daugh-
ter's wedding i"
"Splendidly. We've just complet-
ed the list of people who will prob-
ably send presents if invited."
•
If your children moan and are
restless (luring sleep, coupled,
when awake, with a loss of appe-
tite, pale countenance, picking of
the nose, etc., you may depend up -
et. it that the primary cause of the
trouble is worms. Mother Grates'
Worm Exterminator effectually re-
moves these pests, at once reliev-
ing the little sufferers.
HOW TO DRINK MiLK.
Why milk is "distressing" to so
many people as they commonly com-
plain lies in the method of (1rinking
it. Milk should never be taken to
quickly or too much at one swallow.
If a glass of it is swallowed hastily
it enters into the stomach, and then
forms fete solid curdled innss, diffi-
cult of digestion. if, on the other
(land. the same quantity is gipped,
and three minutes at least aro oc-
cupied in drinking it then on reach-
ing the stomach it is divided, and
the proper digestion is obtained as
well as a most nutritious effect.
ASK THE DOCTOR.
If a boy and a half eat a green
apple and a half in a minute and
a half, how will they feel in an
hour and a half t
The atrrage man will stand up
for himself. no matter bow many
people sic has to sit on in order to
do it
An Easy Pill to Take.—Some per-
sons have repugnance to pills be-
cause of their nauseating taste.
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are so
prepared as to make them agree-
able to the most fastidious. Tho
most delicate can take than with-
out feeling the revulsion that fol-
lows the taking of ordinary pills.
This is one reason for the popular-
ity of these celebrated pills, but
the train reason is their high toni-
cal quality as a medicine for the
stomach.
DEATH OF GAMING.
"Alt gambling must be stopped
within the jurisdiction of this
court," thundered the judge. „
"Bet you a fiver it can't be done,
said the district attorney.
"Put up your money." said the
judge, reaching for his roll.
It is an undisputed fact that
one packet of Wilson's Fly Pads
has actually killed a bushel of
(louse flies. Fortunately no such
quantity can ever be found in a
well kepthouse, but whether they
Le few or many Wilson's Fly Pads
will kill thein all.
HER PREPARATIONS.
"1 suppose your wife is getting
ready to go away for the summer 1"
"Yes, indeed. She's already ask-
ed the neighbors to watch me while
she's gone."
IN HOT COUNTRIES Painkiller Andy
many uses. folic, cramps. diarrhoea and
all such troubles readily give way, to its
use. Doer. one teaspoonful, In hot water.
Avoid subAtitutes. there 11 but one "Pain-
killer "--Perry bavis•-- 25c. and 60e.
CUT OFF.
"Did your rich uncle leave you
much?"
"Did he leave me much? My
goodness, man, he actually desert-
ed me."
Regarded as one of the most po-
tent compounds ever introduced
with which to combat all summer
complaints and in(inmmation of the
bowels, Dr. J. I). Kellog's Dysen-
tery Cordial has won for itself a
reputation that no other cordial
for the purpose can aspire to. For
young and old suffering from these
complaints it is the best medicine
that can be procured.
AMMONIA
POWDER
It Rae a s ls,wl
Ash Tour Crepes
far n
Seat Aoi p
dust as Coed
WE CLEAN UP
EVERYTHING
Baro the Coupons
enclosed in each
package alai saw
rete t'r • Prize. Pea, WTI". ,.. (told Piece tot
w h 1sr c.,inplet• nos- liu►utitul Metaliud Moan
rat tin for Ha f Msg.
Manufacture! by J. a reuse CO , Ltd . Toronto.
MEAN.
"I shall never speak to Jane
again. The mean thing."
"What's the matter V'
"I gate her a pickle dish for her
wedding Iteresent nn(1 she got three
others just like it, and would you
believe it, mine was the one she
exchanged."
T N V
HELPFUL.
Mistress--"I'tn glad to see you
give the scraps to the cat, Susan."
Susan—"Yes'm, I believe in it.
It saves half the dishwashing."
The Bowels Must Act Healthily.
—In most ailments the first care of
the medical man is to see that, the
bowels aro open and fully perforat-
ing their functions. Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills are so compounded
that certain ingredients in them act
on the bowels solely and they are
the very best medicine available to
produce healthy action of the bow-
els. Lldeed, there is - o other speci-
fic so serviceable in keeping the
digeativo organs in healthful ac-
tion.
ISSUE NO. 30 09
DOMESTIC HERESY.
Peck—"But, my dear, there are
two sides to every question."
Mrs. Peck—"Henry Peck, where
in the world did you get that im-
pression?"
If every housekeeper would use
Wilson's Fly Pads freely during
the Summer months the house fly
peril would soon be a thing of the
past.
ODD INSCRIPTION.
In the old churchyard of Whitby,
Yorkshire, there is a quaint tomb-
stone which has the following in-
scription on it :—"here lies the
body of Fran^is Huntrods and his
wife Mary, who were born on the
same day of the same week and
month, and the same month in the
year 1600. They were married on
,their birthday and had ten sons
and daughters. They both died in
their eightieth year on the day of
within five hours
The one who had
hours before his
Thus they both
same period, even
their birth, and
of each other."
been born five
mate died first.
lived exactly the
to the hour.
NO SUBSTITUTE FOR "The D. A L."
Menthol Plaster, recommended byevery-
body for stiffness, plurisy, etc. ade by
Danis dr, Lawrence Co.
GOOD EXCUSE.
"But Egbert, you never
mind cutting the grass."
"I knrlw, pa, but it's a whole lot
harder since you sharpened the
lawn mower."
A Vomestlo Eye Remedy.
ed
are. Tryarina Ords Mlur 4.11able Eye Relief to
In Yes our at Ey Ryes.
soothe. Rye Palo.
used to
The wife of a dyspeptic man may
not agree with him any more than
her cooking does. c
TOBACCO IN FRANCE.
In France the consumption of to-
bacco is greatly on the increase. In
1904 there were consumed 19,000,-
000 cigars of foreign make and 67,-
000,000 of French manufacture. The
total amount expended in smoke is
126,000,000 francs ($23,200,000). The
Anti -tobacco S•,ciety of France is
having consider able trouble with
"hecklers," who quote the case of
a Mine. Snoy, sho celebrated her
107th birthday recently and main-
tained that the secret of her longe -
t ity lay in her pipe, which she had
smoked regularly from the time sho
t.es 12 years old.
Nothing looks more ugly than to
sec a person whose hands are cover -
co over with warts. Why have
these disfigurements on your per-
son when a surd remover of all
warts, corns, etc., can be found in
Holloway's Corn Cure.
It's as difficult for some people to
draw their own conclusions as it is
for them to extract their wisdom
teeth.
Practically all Canadian drug-
gists, grocers and general dealers
sell Wilson's Fly Pads. If your
storekeeper does not, ask him why.
EFFECTIVE FIRE ALARM.
Burglars are expected to have
difficulty beating an alarm in-
vented by.a German genius. The
appliance is very simple, consist-
ing of a curtain or portiere, wired
with fine conductors. At certain
places on it are fixed finial' metal
knobs, which are connected with
wire conductors. The curtain is
then drawn across the window or
door, or around a safe, and the
slightest disturbance breaks the cir-
cuit, as the knobs aro thrown out
of contact with each other.
Treatment fr an
Ailments of
HORSES
or Live Steels
Fully 0110ab+ 4. to nay
AttiehM
u.• 1N L ea
0o request Achim Tito
Veterinary remedy Co..
ttl(itan,
Doak A.76 Adelaide st. Kett, TO.ro.tu, tasl
FOR SALE.
6SS t o 100 Top missies tor In is i'n. F l'AR!
bis sawing, 1u Barnes, Orocariea, Tinware a
opL
eupplles furnished cheaperthan r5, merp}rem
pr!.-es.
Catalogues fres. Tb. Clement I1r0wu 'netting
Co., Toronto,
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Landis " STAR " incandescent Mantle Limp.
Generates gas lr•,m coal oil. 'ares 1... third:
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TORONTO.
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TM CLADSTONE MINES milt.*
Rte Personal Liability)
Montreal River District
Rubecription forint ani other papers can L. 5.4
by applying to
ALEXAM DIR WARDEN, Broker,
18 TORONTO STUB r. TORONTO.
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'PILLS P4Mrllt tc1IMA
-aN,l'MATIS 1GATICA *AD ttOJ
,$0S1 NLADS 1 SACKS CNAr.1D MAUI
>rrrrCu.uuo'.o. Cam.xarr as
a s oars°INasNra449,
When troubled with sun-
burn, blisters, insect stings,
sore feet, or heat rashes,
apply Zero-Buk
Surprising how qukkly It casrs
the smarting and stinging! Cures
sores on young babies due to
chafing.
Zam-Buk is made from pure
herbal essences. No animal fan --
no tetrseral poisons. Finest healer 1
• Lre4yf.is and Slaws e: er5 u horn
Ontario cterin:try College
TEMP&RANCE ST., TORONTO, CAN.
tetabtkhod 1E2, taken over by the Provinola
Government of Ontario, 190S.
Affiliated with the Univers I, of Toronto under th,
eoatrol.f the Dept. of Africultnreof uotarin. 0,11egt
u7ens lac October, IAA. ('nurse of au i, es..ndr
Shrou. h 3.o.lege yearn. FEES 1'ER 411:sd.1)N PISA.
Calendar cn application
IC A. A. GRANOZ, V.S., M 8, rrin ilal. Dept. 0.
PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE
The "Richmond (Que) Guardian," to KS
83rd Year of Pub'loatlon.
For very many years the chis
organ of the Conservative party o
the Eastern Townships. "The
Guardian" is an 8 -page 0 -column
paper, and has been conducted by
the present editor without inters
ruption for b0 years, who retiree
in consequence of advancing years,
The plant is in fair order, and
consists of a moderate stock of news
and job type, 7 -horse -power engin
and boiler, Peerless Gem cutter,
28 -in. Campbell power press, me-
dium Gordon (modern), and Liberty
circular and card press. all in per-
fect order ; three very large stones,
tables, furniture, tools, addressing
machine, stoves, etc., etc.,
Apply either to
8. FRANK WILSON, Toronto.,
or W. E. JONES, Richmond, Que.
Th• Dominion Securities Oorporatlon, Limited, Offer
P. BURNS & COMPANY, Limited
11anclers, Mcat Packers and Distributors of racking (louse Producta,
HEAD OFFICE: CALGARY, ALBERTI'a
6%
First Mortgage Fifteen Year Sinking Fund Bonds
Hated fat April, 1000. Due 1.1 April, 1024. Principal and Interest payable at The Imperial Bank Of
Canada, Montreal and Toronto, and nt Lloyd, flank, London, England.
INTEREST PAV"ARi,E: 1st APRII, ANI) (M.T()RE:R.
Redeemable as a whole at 1113 And Interest on any interest date on and after the 1«t April. 1011, oa
slaty days' notice, or annually for sinking Lund drawings, ieginning O.totwr 1st, itilO.
Denominations, $100, $500 and $1,000.
BONDS MAV Hk RFA.1tTEItEli,
Trustee : THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Limited.
Price 100 and interest yielding 6 per cent.
ASSETS
Reel E:etate and 1:ui1(11I' ' owned by the 1'ompnny $1.:'se. .73
Packing House and 1'Iunts at C.tlgar:, \'.t:t,e,uter, Strathcona find
R•etai.kt'.sin ... U11.756.34
Branch Plants and General Equipment and other ca)'ttal afse:g 251".7':1.77
--- - ----$2,090,268.116
932,872.23
Current Assets (after deducting all liabilities) .
LPO\f) ISSUE
1st Mtortf•nge 6 pct cent. !sone of 1909 (closed mortgage)
EAi(NiN(:y
Net 1'arnlnes fur year ending September 30th, II -03.
Anneal ilond Inter&' t Charge
$3,032,129.03
1,000,000.00
317,860.73
60,000.00
On Our behalf audit of broke has t,oen merle by Price, 1V'sferhnusP A ('o., (Tlartrred Actountants.
Appraisal of plant by the .'American Apprnleul Co. Valuation of real estate by Nr. Wm. Toole, of Toole,
I'e,:t A Co., Calgary. ltei,orls and certificates tan tot seen at our various offices.
THE DOMINION SECURITIES CORPORATION, Limited
HEAD OFFICE: 26 King Street least, TORONTO.
Can^rt.'t I If ' rtn,t tlt'g,
310\ IRE:at,. N IN\11'1::..
(Pansch life ftu1Iling,
87 C1er>ohlll,
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