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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-12-15, Page 3THE CAUSE OF 81 (KttCtlE Our Great Dominion.. Only rte fire Cases Does Back- ache Keats Kidney Trouble. screeds is the body needs eottetautly a. e :I;ply of rieb, red blood lir plot'1rtiaia tee the work It does, The muskies 1:f tire back are • tinder a heavy t:•a.n :o.tnit hitee last little rest. When the blood is « ::i tire;: lack nourish- ment, end the re' lilt is a sensation of pale r a three tneecie.s. Some people thiol, • :a?r, i,. sere back means Richey trouble_ telt tie. beet medical authori- ties net ee titer: 'ai:ekasps seldom or never lee; °,erg to do with the kiit- neys teeeitate disease may have ,r,;,te> s t to a critical point el:O let 1e veloping a pain in the back. 7lis being zee e. se . pain in the back should oieeese ::ad the sufferer to look to the . ,tied zi;n of his blood. It will be fa:a::r[i iia eiest eases that the use Of It:, ;.`illlariss' +'lilt Pills to build up the it:r:irl will .=:;n the sensation of bete- -u the the swished muscles of the bawse. How c,tneh better it is to try Dr. :xdilgt o Pink Pills for the blood th in t;, glee stay to unreason- atoe aariit Dile :.rr .;ctr kidneys. If you sttsrect ; site* ltieatnaw-,i, any doctor cart tatalt� teete in tee :ninths>s that will s+>t y'otir €,•'tr,t nt wooer. er tell yon the worst. But itt any- event to be lrer- fect:y iie.-t:iti w i p"i Burst keep the blood in good a>=eedi a,r.. and for this put posts no (Alper :,. +Iia iia can equal Ar. Williams' Pink Pile. You eau a Bees pills through any dealer its reieleOete, or by mail at 50 eines a box rt `.,it noxea for $2.50 from Tee Ar. :On:eritto tlediefue Co., ➢3rockvffle, Oct ...-.,.. •none^, + f Girds. The durai'sr:,• .s airds" sous greatly varies. It e, a 17:..r three seconds for delethei ;rr"1 '.f- Undies, four to five suer; 14,1 tar ups, but tram two to eve elirat, the lark. iitiDiw' a I A: • -'+ fills Matey h >, enough to start a r..-¢ . o.e rest eirerigth en tugh'' 4aa It 'id h tart ; u -''. trlinard'e U q Statiethee ,:bow shipments ot wheat and fiour from tee Columbia River anti Puget Sexual district of l3ritia'h Colum- bia to have been 34 par cent. greater duringJuly, Auga,st, az:d September than during the saute i)eriod last year. Shipments to the eui:ed Kingdom an C:'.utinental porta from the Pacific in September alone amounted to 7,843,- 000 ,S43,O(]ii bushels. (.lett great change in the ealiert grain btteines : is the large; moeteteint now being evade to the Orient. W. L. Chart:, of the Pacific Stettin- I It p court arty, at a tweeting of the , United, State Shipping .heard, made the .ta a:r ;srrl that Thirty-eight United � States , raie.oad lines were conrolled or hili erecta by (:anada. It fe ra,1::rted that a number of' Canadian capitalists have under con- sideration on- z, _ t rca the project of constructing a large o':evato, at Dobe,, Japan. The movement of C"anadiae wheat which cottimeueed this fall to Japan is re- spol efele. So far 750;000 bushels have bees: booked to that country. New buil hugs and hiaproveniente•u the extent of $325,000 have been cam pieted at the Brandon Manitoba, Ex- hibition grounds during tate past year, according to a, report of the directors,. The Cataadiati system of taxation was made the subject ot special study by members of the rifted States lime of Representatives and Senate who arrived at Ottawa on November 30th for the pui'pase. The party coo• sisted of about fifty members of Core grese which spent three days studying ander the guidance of the Department o>' Finauce. The operation of the sates tax was made the subject of a special study. Construction has commenced on the aCldition to the Northwestern Elevator Conpany'a plant at Fort William, Ont„ and it is aunounced that the building will he completed next spring. The elevator addition will vest approxi- utatoly $700,000, consisting of 60 con- eretcw tanks. 22 feet in diameter and 95 feet in height, which will give the entire plant an aggregate capaeity at more than 900,000 bushels. Cleaning machinery, will be installed adapted' to clean 5,000 bushels of grain an hour. *violent for Garget In Cowa .l Surnames and Their Origin etaRPER Racial Or;;;• o—getelish, Source—An egetiesettlen. If you wv:►rtt ,-w 'cn:fw just what :,ort of a po Litton -ho harper held in medieval time,. '..sit should read the histomhal reenaeeet of Sir Walter Seftt dealing we it medieval life In the Scottish borcieviand. Persons heating the family name of Harper may ceE.i t upon it, unless the name was artt'i.wi1y adopted at some tatter period hat their ancestors in the Middle Mr is were bards, traveling entertainers, veto derived their sus- tenance from: ti e dentitions of the lia- bility: mien wee gavelled about from cattle to castlte. t tt.anting their songs of history and triaditien. They were by no means looked down upon as persons of inferior posi- tion. They were, in fact, lionized and respected in nruch the same fashion that the profesaicnal musician is to- day, and they lived cu "charity" only in the sense that authors, physicians and members of other respected pro- test -liens did. for in those days it was out passible to Commercialize art, and virtually all members of professional eyed arti tie calling's; had to rely upon a?le patronage of some member of the nobility far their support. The harp was probably a more popu- lar musical instrument along the Scot- tish. border and in Wales than in other sections of England, though tirta harp- ere travelled the entire island. MQWAT Rectal Origin --Scottish. Source --A place name. Here is a family name to puzzle you. From the sound of it you night think it of East Indian origin. As It stands there is nothing to indicate its origin. Fortunately there are records to prove its origin, though even then it is a little mare difmcult to grasp the manner in which the change has come over the name from its original forst. The family name of Mowat is a Scot- tish evolution of a Norman French place name, It is borne by a certain branch of the Clan Sutherland. The original Ncrntan form of the name was "de manta Alto," and in some of the old records it is found as "de Montealta. There is a record of the grant of lands in Losscraggy and Cnlpedanchis by King Robert Bruce to one "Perkins de Monte -alto." According to history and tradition, the Norman family was one of the first to leave the domain of William the (Ceuqueror and attach itself to the court of the Scottish monarchs, and upon receiving the grant of lands in the: territory dominated by the Clan Sutherland, the family attached itself to that clan. Through he centuries which have followed the name "Mon- tealto" has been boiled dawn by Gaelic speaking tongues to Mowat. Real Rest Depends Largely Upon the Depth of Your Sleep ,4 warning to "light" or "poor" sleepers The deeper and sounder you sleep the better you feel. Five hours sound refreshing sleep does you more actual good than ten hours restless, disturbed sleep. This is because the final conversion of food into vital tissue and nerve cells goes on more rapidly when the physical and mental forces are at rest. -You can't get sound, refreshing sleep if your nerves are agitated with tea or coffee. Both these drinks contain caffeine, which is sometimes very. irritating to the brain and nervous system. If you want to know the joy, vigor and stamina that comes to the person who gets sound, healthful sleep, why not stop taking tea or coffee for a while, and drink ' delicious, invigorating Postum instead. Thousands of people everywhere have found that this was the only thing they needed in order to bringabout these very happy results. Order Postutn from your grocer today.' prink this delightful cereal beverage of satisfying Savor, for a week. • Perhaps, like thousands of others, you'll never be willing to go back to tea or coffee. Postum comes in two forms: Instant Postum (in tins) made instantly in the cop by the addition of .boiling water. ;Pt./stunt Cereal (in packages of larger bulk for those who prefer ,to make the drink while the meal is being prepared) made by boiling for 20 minutes. Posturn for Health "There's a Reason" More than two hundred exhibits or grain, grasses, clovers and alfalfa from Alberta, from seed grown froin the In- ternational boundary as far north as the Peace River country, are being scut to the International Grain and Hay Show at Chioago. 41/411 of the seed has been grown by farmers and the collection is considered unsurpass- able. The estahiislunont of a finienin ' sta- tion in Iielgittm, holland or France for fiied:zng Canadian cattle prior to,:teem hoinei slaughtered anti delivered as fresh beef to London and other Bri- tish centres is prone:led by the Alberta Minister of Agriculture. In these countries a shortage of livestock and surplus of pasture le said to exist, and these cattle could be brought to the pink of dendition after undergoing talo long voyage. Canadian grain would a•.; , se,• be :,, ed overseas cur thin parpose. nP p 'I .Alberta's exhibits et the internatien• al Lite Stock Show at Chicago include two Clydestiate mares and a colt; two. Pereheren flutes mut a colt, and a Shorthorn heifer. All these are pro- vincial prize winning stock and Alber- ta is confider t of repeating her suc- cesses of last year. The animals are travelling, to Chicago in a sp eIal car.. "Cascarets" if Sick,. Bilious, Headachy from the Bowe':s WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT 1 c BABY'S OWN TABLETS IOnce a mother has used Baby's Ovrn Tablets for her little ones she would not be without them. The Tablets are i a perfect home remedy. They regu- j late the bowels atni stomneh, drive out constipation tied iudigeetioni break un cold Get a 10 -cent box now, You men and women who can't get feeling eight—who have headache, coated tongue, bad taste and foul breath, dizziness, can't sleep, aro bill- ows, nervous and upset, bothered with a sick, gassy, disordered stomach, or have a badcold. Are you keeping your bowels clean with Cascarets, or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, cathartic pills or castor oil? Cascarets work while you sleep; cleanse the stomach. of sour, fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from livor and carry out of the system all the constipated poison in the bow.eln. A Cascaret physic to -night will straighten you out by morning, Protecting Warriors of the Present Day. When body armor "came back" during the late war, the United. States authorities sought Hints from the great collection of medieval armor at the Metropolitan Museum 01 Art in New York City, and consulted specialists in that branch of archeology, says a Philadelphia despatch. So will'able was the craftsmanship of the old-time armorers that improve- ment on their work was obviously out of the question, But the modern war experts were quick to see that they had at their command two very note- worthy advantages. One of these was steal made extraordinarily hard with alloys of tungsten, nickel or vanadium. The other was machinery. An old-fashioned suit of armor may have required the labor of a year or more for a altilled hand in its produc- tion. Modern•'machinery can chop out the requisite parts from sheets of steel by thousands at small cast. It is net required that the metal clothing shall be decorative; but merely that it shall be bullet-proof. In the war good alloy steel hardly thicker than ordinary blotting paper proved an effective protection against pistol bullets; the light weight of mo- dern armor being one of its most nctzble advantage.:, as compared with the old style. French hospital records proved that 70 to 80 per cent of the wounded were injured by missiles or shell fragments which steel of this small thickness would have stopped. Steelalloyed with manganese was found best adapted for helmets- of Which 7,000,009 were ordered and 2,- 700,000 delivered for the American troops before the war's end. To pre- vent -the helmets from reflecting sight, they were painted, and while the paint was wet a coat of sawdust was bestow- ed upon them with a blower. A Pocket Movie. A remarkable instrument has been invented by two Italians. It is a cine- matograph camera and projector cone bined, so snail it size that it will slip easily into the pocket. In appearance it resembles an or- dinary` folding film camera. On one side of the magazine is a spool- con• taining a roll of film 40 ft. in length, which is sufficient for more than 600 piotures. The end of the film is at- tached to another spool, which is driven by a small clockwork motor. To take a "movie" you simply wind up the works, -point the camera in the right direction, and press the button. The little motor draws the film across, and at the same time opens and closed the shutter atthe rate of 900 times a minute•. The camera is used also to thrown the picture on to the screen. The files is wound round a 'spool, the back of the camera is removed, and a lantern attacltmentis fixed on, Then the mo• for is wound up, thel:uttan is pressed, and there you are! Such an instrument will' enable amateur photegrapliels to keep mo- tion records of friends. relations, and children. Shelter -Belts and Soil Fertility. A:blanket ,of four or,five inches of. snow over a prairie farm during win- ter and until early spring means a largo eniouut 01 •rnois'Lure for thew soil. The problem is to keep it there and riot have it blown ..may by high winds. This is where shelter -belts on the farm prove their value by prevent- ing. drifting a,11 Ghee retaining. me- Le-ta-to aiiiY fertility. • s ants strnple fever and malt* baby healthy and happy. Con- corning them, Mrs. Noble A. Pye, Ecom Secim, I.S., writes: --"I have found Baby's Own Tablets of great benefit for my children and I would not be without them:' The, Tablet: are 'sol:il by medicine dealers or by mail at 2a sours ;r bni> from the Dr- WIUie.uls' 7iedieine Co., Brockville, Ont. ee j Oevastatino. Talkirg cf scixt.ol aziswera, a rather devastating .one was given a member of a certain edueatien committee. tutee thought it well to visit the seher.,ls n"• cesianal.ly alai ask questions in the classes. Once he spoke about Mr. Lloyd George,'who, he said. west e. statesman. "Now, can yen tell nm what a states• man is?" he finished up by asking. Up shot one hand. "Please, sir, a st ttesinan ie a man who makes speeches" "Well, hardly that. 1 sometimes matte speeches, but I am not states- Inan. " The little hand went up ag&L:i, "1 /maw. sir, it statesman le, a man who makes good speeches." MONEY ORDERS. Remit by dominion Express Motley Order. If lost or stolen you get your stoney back. Equn! to the Occasion. "Waiter, if this 1e spring giltlel en where is the wieIihoi'e"'" "it wFaa too emote; to wish, sir." Minard's Liniment for Distemper. Cabbages in Cuba grow to such a size that a head often weighs 20 lbs. Deep. Sea Scout ---"Well, what 4 o you tbi:ik about the ocean?" Laind. Secut -"It's too deep for ms." His Sole Attraction. Ancient «t.dorer' "I could sacrifice all my wealth far your love." Yctang Adored ----If you did anything s.) :ool'sb T 5ltoa(1(1 never love yen." That's A11. i A six-year-old girl submitted the fc.- lowvirg compaaitior on "People" to her -People are composed of girls aitd ' boys, also men and women. "lli.yi are no goad ;et all until they brow up and get married. 'Mee who don't get married are ru.' ;.x: e:ther. "let ys :,re an awlui basher. They wale. evetythtai; they set' except soup. "Aly roe in a woman, and my pa is a man. A ova.mart ig ;t grown-up 'girl with "11.:4411 ":i;- Ila !s $ui ii t elle;- nen that I think he meet have been a girl wheu he Wile, a hay.. ' I-I'is Hearing Restored. The invisible ear drum invented by A. O. Leonard, which is a miniature , megaphone, fitting inside the ear en- tirely out of sight, is restoring the hearing of hundreds of people in New ' York City. Mr, Leonard invented this drum to relieve himself of deafness and head noises, and i' does this so successfully that no ono could tell he is a deaf man. It is effective when deafness is caused by catarrh or by perforated, or wholly destroyed natur- al drums. A request for information to .A, O. Leonard, Suite 437, 70 Fifth Avenue, New York City, will be given a prompt reply. • advt. LUMBERMAN'S FRIEND The Original and Only Genuine A Denbious Outlook. The wealthy young tete wix i •was trying fa learn. to week had fallen in love with the daughter tit his emptier. er. but h=> found that •eft path war: by no means clear of ob t:,vies. -Yeti tell me that y aur father tilt- jeete to your marryi::i: me" ht seel. In a crestfallen way. "Is it becrsaxme I aux in hi; employ? 1 eau leave it t'x;d go back to a die of idieeete If hi' Kee fora: "OIs. me tinier ewe what i.e eaves,'. said the fair tam "l I+• nays :1 way rrtarry you lit at F.,, et yan y,.velii- able enough tra li,ivice your sli'ml'y raised," Mother! Clean Child's Bowel•s With Caitfaarfilia Fig Syrup Emelt a Melt child laves the "fruity" taste of ••C 1 aernia Fig Snap." If the little tongue IR t xatr3, or if your Child is ➢fntoes r=w,.4s, fewerielr, null of cold, or his (leek. g've a tettepae afar. to efeatare the .fuer and bowels. In a taw hr:urs yeti tie tee for yours eft how thoroughle it" wort:s ;tri the ecu- stipa'ion l:o:.et. sour bila and waste out of the b teeie. mint you have .a well, playful child &gain. Millions of metheri keep -California It'ig Sy'rtrp" hailcfy. Tney knew a tea- spoonful today saves' a sick child to- morrow. Ask your druggist for genu- ' ins "California Fig Syrup" whi.ah has directions for babies and diiidren of all ages printed o., lxtrzt'e. Motheri You must say "Califox uta" or you may get an incitation fig syrup. America's Pioneer Dog B,omodiev Book on DOG DISEASES anti Mows• to reed Moiled Free to any Ad- dress by the Author. Fi. Clay (}covet Co., Ino. 118 west Sist Street New York 'U.S.A. YARMOUTH, N COARSE SALT LAND SALT Bulk Carrots TORONTO SALT WORKS C. J. CLIFF - TORONTO fr' oviiiihriiihEWalih'I,rift+W lM1ltYwitratUu'wuvi When your head is • dull and heavy your tongue furred, your bowels costive; when you have no appe- tite for food, no strength for work and no interest in life; your stomach is at fault. You need Er.. Mother Seigel's Syrup, which con- • tains medicinal extracts of more • than ten different roots, barks h and leaves, which arewonaierfully beneficial upon the digestive or- V. gans. Sold in 50c. and $1.00 .. bottles at drug stores. 7.921 elyWeit-YYY"YTYA YYYY AWAW1i1Y',Y1Z'YA USE sLoAms To -t PAGE PAY CHECK NOW MUCH BIGGER CAN WORK EVERY DAY SINCE TAKING TANLAC. Troubles Gone, He Eats Any- thing thing and Feels Fine All the Time Now. "1 :am putting in full time at nu rk since Tanlac has got me In sueia foie shape." saki William Page, 23 Tiatni;.' ton St.. Tomato, Ont .. "My troubles bad been pullirg n:a down for six years and during ail that t • , w • r ..y I ha,'uly knew Vital it was t+> ever feel good. My stomaaela wee all our of order anil taxa regular ars I are anyth;ug I had to pay for it in eilffel • kg. There was a-burnidg like fire its my stcu•aea. ►. would bloat all tot ,alit gee that near.y cut oil. my breath a:tat at Oaks I had r;sir-1t smutheriag pees that I thought each breath waztid Tee my !a: t. 1 hail frequent attai.ks et rheumatism in b;,:,1h knees and ankles anti etruetlines these spells eeeriy laid me out eltuget er. My nerve% were all unstring, I was restless ,etc right i•Jng and could sleep but little. end when morning oame I never felt lit fur work. "Alit Tarlo• straightened inc out and to -day I am feeling fine and la ala. : osurely sound health. I Lave a twrit- rg geed appetite and can eat ally. „meg sat before ante and digest it at geed as I eve. eoal+l. My nerve:: era strong as ste•+1 and the rheuirratieta has just about completely gone. 1 sleep 1ik<r e ton and get up mereir,',. ready far a lig day's work.., 'luxus• ie sited by leildlag dripg`T;.-ii everewhet e. A iv, Modern "Mummies" Now: That lie has retP.scovered t1;: . n- cie:i.t Egypttian pre ess Inc rnitaraai fy- ing hunter h i'i.=� the shite v: a Paris talc; site 1-:n, EASE LAME BACKS you can't do your best when your back- and every muscle aches with. fatigue. Apply SIoan's Liniment freely, with. out tabbing, and enjoy a penetrative glow of warmth and comfort. Good for rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains and strains, aches and pains, sciatica, sore muscles, stiff joints and the after effects of weather exposure. For forty years pain's enemy. Ask your neighbor. Keep Sloan's handy. At all druggists -35c, 70c, $1.40. made In Canada. Liniment Colds Headache Rheumatism. Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Earache l.,uinbago Pain, Pain i• : - ts, a 5? of by Never say "Aspirin''' without saying'"Bayer." : WARNING! Unless you see name "Bayer" on table you are not .getting Aspirin at all. Why take chance Accept only. an "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets Aspirin," which contains directions and dose worked out physicians during 21 years and proved safe by millions for Kandy tin boxes of.12 tablets --Bottles of 24 and 100 -All Druggists. Aspirin is tho trade mark (registered in Canada) of Bayer Manufacture ot Mono- anotIceoidoster of. Salicylleaeid. While it is well known that :.spirin means Bayer manufacture, to assist thypubile against imitations, the ?tt,b1ete of Haver Coinpany will be stampod With their general trade iriaiik, the "Bayer Cross." .i ati t ':,;sic sewing at horst ',a: to or goon wayi war Eat „nr• de�e.,a.s:6:•ttarsaes 3>atiet, Sena :.sn..a, :or ;5,,. i,. t.tit e. :*.4titlnr,+ :him.t LktiUng .rant: eat. PLAYER PIANO 1'oR i- Lr,. • PLAYBit PIANO 1 g (1001) • condition, with a large r....-.1414,ao musico rolls, for sale at a bargain. L. Costello, 73 West Ade:....;,i z :eec, Toronto. BELTIiIG FO11 SAL AI.I, RINDS oft '-'IE,1e AND is seep belting pulleys. saws. cable ho.•. r'.b.:king. etc., shipped seibiec a to a prosat a t lowest ? la TrIRIi. STBT F T. TORONTCI CO., DANDERINE Stops Hair Corning Out; Thickens, Beautifies. 35 -cents buys a bottle of •'i)anderine" at any drug store. After one applica- tion you can not fine: a particle tet dandruff or a failing hair. Besides, every hair shoal rot- i;l,,. visor, brightness. nlc.; a THE MISERY GF BACKACHE Removed by Lydia •E.. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound. Meaford, Ont.—"1 took Lydia' E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for backache, and I also had a female weak- ness. I felt dizzy and nervous, and was without energy. I had to force myself to do my' work, and was always tired. Saw a Pinkham ad- vertisement which induced me to take the Vegetable Corn- ponied, ompound, and my back gradually stopper aching ai , I .felt lighter in spirits. I am recommencing the Veegetable Com- pound with pleasure to all 1 meet who • complain as i did, 1VZzz D11RIE IttgoK,: i Mea eyd, Ont. 93 Wor;ttana's Precious Gift The one which she should most zeal- ously guard is her health; butshe often neglects to do so in season until some ailment peculiar to her sex has fastened itself upon her. Whet so afeeted. women may rely itpon Lydia E. Pint;.- i, ham's' Vegetable Compound, a remedy that has been wonderfully successful in restoring health to suffering vt onmezx. If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia E. 1'inkhar.n's Vegetable Com- pound will .help you, write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidential), Lynn, Masa, for advice. Your letter ill be opened. read and answered by a nnan and held in strict confidence. i ISSUE No. 50—'21.