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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1922-1-19, Page 7• ITV THIN, WATERY BLOOD KEEPING. FLT A. TASK MEANS HEALTHFORPRINCE OF WA Rich, Red Blood Brings Bright Eyes and Rosy Cheeks, The girl who returns home from eoliool or from work thoroughly tired out will be fortunate if site escapes a 'physical he because this get- ting tired so easily is probably the first warning symptom et a thinning ?flood that must not be disregarded it her health is to be preserved. When the blood becomes thin and impure the patient becomes pale. She not only tires out easily but often suf- fers frou headaches, palpitation of the heart, dizzy spells and a toes of appe- tite. In this condition Dr. Williams' Pink Pills will be found to have a beneficial acacia on the blood. Miss Deneb Lal- freniere, St, Ambrose, ltlau•, has proved this in her own Casa and ad- vises others to use these pills. She says: "Before I began the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills I felt like a von• plete wreck of nay former self. lily blood was poor and thio. I suffered from faint and dizzy spells, and had backaches mud headaches almost every day. T decided to give Dr. Williams" Pink Pills atrial, and by the time I had need three boxes I felt much bet- ter and I continued taking the pills until I felt aa well as I over did. For what they did in my ease I cannot re: commend these pills too highly." Dr. Wltlitarns" Piuk Pills can be ab- taineti from any dealer in medicine, or by mall at 50 cents a box or six boxes Ior $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' 'Medi- cine Co.. Brockville, Ont. Five Pairs of Brothers, Aman; the 42 names en the roll of honor unvoted at Busbridge Church, [tear (Uo ].tlxning, England, are five Valva of brothers, lucludiug two sons of Lady Victoria Rowe and two broth- ers rothers of ltegln1eutalSergteaTajorGrover. M.C., who jointly performed tate un- Yeiling; eeremany. bard -boiled eggs tirll peel easily if dropped into cold water. MTnard's Liniment for Distemper. PRESERVING HEALTH FOR HIS STRENUOUS DUTIES. HOW 1 -le Spent a Brighton Holiday Before Setting Out on the Trip to India. News despatches• tell of the strenu- ous official visit to India, of the Prince of Wales, They do Det tela, however, of the strain under which the Prince iabons on trips of state. Nor do they. intern the public of the rigid train, ing he must undergo to keep fit, A royal visit to India, always Is -'trying, The present .trip is probably the mast trying yet undertaken by the imperial family. For this reason the aura, of romance which surrounds the young man who is bravely seeing it through is intens.- lied rather than diminished by this great anabassadarial adventure. Even the ordinary person who in ordinary- circumstances visits India can hardly return from that laud of princes. pe- e ntry a-euntry and purple skies without be. fug invested in the miud of the stay at lame with a susp1eictt of its glam- our. When the Prince of Wales re- turns he will be to the popular mind itt Britain a more romantic figure than ever. Preparing for India. But although he is not obsessed with the notion of keeping It. the subject certainly ]las a comfortable share of his thoughts. This was demonet,rated during his recent seaside vacation, which unexpecredly afforded ore an op- portunity of studying Ills habits. Re• leased from the cares of state. be went down to Brighton, the metropolis of the s entlt eBast. +.wbere, in a quaint anal quiet old Georgian manor house, he found welcome freedom front the worries ineideutal to the solemn bus.. nen of un.lerstitdying a king. 'loyalties often choose severely Surnames and Their Origin STANFORD Variations—Stanley, Stanleigh, Stan- field, Stanton, Stainton, Stenlaw.. Racial Origin—Anglo-Saxon, Source—Localities. ' :here is another group of Anglo•Sax• on place names which have become family names. The foregoing varia- tions, however, are by no means Inclu- sive of all the "sten” naves. There are many variations of "stun" in Ii7ug11sh namee. It seems, as there are variations of "smith"; perhaps more, though there are not so many families bearing them. The '•stttn" or "stain" in these names is .simply the Anglo-Saxon for "stone." Thus the family name of Stanford has simply been derived from a place, which. if we were naming it to -day, we'd probably call "Stoney -Ford." Stanieigh and Stanley, when the lat- ter is not an Anglicized form of the Polish given name of Stanislaws or Stanislaus, meant originally a stoney meadowland. Stan tica.ld is easily seen as stoney field. The "tou" in Stanton is the old Anglo-Saxon "tun," from which our word "town" has conic. It meant an enclosure. • Finally, StanIaw comes from "sten" and "lave," "lowe" or ""loe," which, to the Anglo-Saxon; signified a stall hill. Later, at the period when family names began to form, names of towns and places such as these were used to designate persons who formerly lived in them -not those whio lived in then at the time, for in that case the name would lose its valve as an id:entifica- tree, for thete would be no reason why it should be born by one resident any more than another. DRAPER Racial Origin ---English, Source—An occupation. There seems to be an almost never, ending &entree of streamer in. the oe. eupations of luetlfeva;l England, not withstanding the fact that in those days the number of emanations and professions was mere limited than in our highly specialized industrial and eommercial organization today. • Draper is ono of these. To the Eng- lishman the scarce of this family name presents no mystery, for the word is still ie everyday trade use in his country. But though the same trade exists in Canada. the trade name is seldom met with. The "draper" is a dry goads mer. chant. And he was back in the Mid- ddeA;rat the pealed when til a - Ilei began to expand rap'dly that in the individual communities there were not enough given names to go around, and a roan's neighbors and acquaintanees in speaking to hem took la the mention of his occupation or his parentage to distinguish him from. some other who bom tete same given name. Thus the family name of Draper was originally descriptive of the merean- tile calling of its bearers, and, was preceded by "le," Meaning "the," The prefix, however, in later gene- rations was dropped as useless after the name became a family one and ceased to be merely descriptive, A "balanced diet" may sound confusing to many people The facts, as explained here,- are simple. Thesecret of a "balanced diet" is to have food. containing . all the elements needed for proper nutrition. These ;elements .are protein, to nourish the tissues; starch and sugar to furnish energy; fat to supply heat; and mineral salts to provide the. material necessary for building nerves, brain, and tooth and bone structure. Grape -Nuts, the nourishing cereal made of Whole wheat flour andmalted barley, served with cream or milk, is a complete foodfor young and old alike, Go to your grocer today and get a package of Grape -Nuts., Eat it with milk or cream for breakfast; orwithstewed fruit, jelly or jam, as a delicious dessert for lunch or dinner. Every member of the family will relish this palatable and nourishing`food— Grape-Nuts-the Body Builder <"Thes'e's • a Reason" Made by Canadian Poston, Cereal Co., Ltd., Windsor, Cant.: practical ways of spending their :1e1 -ti►) F 'd 11 > is a sure, enforced or ote'e �✓ise, - By 1I 1.1 I gi t ;e: i Lt? ti 191 t: standing in a back, room, of one of the , half dozen cr so villas that overlook i The wilater season; is a ixarcl one on the mancx' house garden one could We hithy, ere is more or ie,93. confuted I �x watch a. biarashirted, belted figure to stuffy,' be,dly ventilated rooms. It ! bent to the task of lawn mowing, cc-, is . so often stormy that the mother ' =u�i 4; casionaily .stripping to 'wipe a glisten- . Apes net get him out in. the fxeeli air ., -- ,enie leg face with a- bine handkerchief, ; as often as sae should. Re catches That was tate Prince of Wales getting colds which rack his little system; his Very Unlucky.. fit for India, (lee heard the clatter et stereaeb end bowels get out of order "Why don't yea marry?" the machine every morning and most and he becomes peevish and: erose. "I'm very unlucky! Every t£zn.e I afternoons. There was no doubt about To guard against this the mother meet a family I would like to marry his taking the job se leusly, i should keep a hoz sof Baby's Own Tab. intra I And they have no dutighter." Elis daily regimen was that of the lets in the house. They regulate the sensible holiday maker rather than stonratht and bowels and break up Geacefu4fy Aleasexl, i that of the get fit quick enthusiast. • colds, They are sold by medicine i A British raflwFay og reiare• .ss ea a R�elaxaf•ion wnc its keynote, a small deals e or by mail at 2"a cents a box ''tourist in Ireland wl oa left the train iza n;e of s rennousness being sup-' from The lir. Williams' Ate1401e 00., . at every station ani wk-nt tine'ad to the plied by the mawiug. Brockville, Out, l luggage van to ask if hip grit' was In the morning, garbed In rough ---m- �?- - ; sate. After tbo s1 th time the r >Fs. tweeds, he motored to the golf links. Got Him to Sleep. "pemted. g'stard t•ep1ied: Published reports had it that he con- I It was time for baby girl to be put "Iiega;.rra., I wish the Lord had n: 1e sie�tent}y carried aff all the honore..As q to bed, but na amount of cotrxieg `ye an elephant instead of an a:ss, ail(' a golfer, however, the Prince 414 net y coul4 take ,her. At last 'her father of- : then yott'd 'always 11%11%3 yoatr trilni: in and di'ce not distingu�.. h himseilf, u- r feted. to lie on the bell until aloe fell ;front of ou •, like some other royalties one could 6 asleep.. y ualne, be does. not expect to win be- j en ate went. "plek.e-back," and the cause he is who he is, Ile was sever- t tired ?nether leanest back in her clinir :. al times soundly beaten a.t Have, and r with, a sight cf centeat, really for a' Two ne ghbo4s were chatting esker cheerfully admitted the fact, hard-earned rest. • the fence %ten ' zs. Bailey p u see:l. Returning at noon, he would shed Ten minutes, twenty, bait an hour, "Pretty wIlmer, Mrs. Dailey:" re -e his coat t and get to work on the lawn. au�ii site was wondering when rather marked alae. "[4 ito was slue?" MISS FRANC art tt , In tats connection he said jocularly wouid be down, when all at once she "I have fcrguttk(t. '[era's her !°tt e Chicago, 1, to eke gardener: "I'll ectad cuhill heard 'a soft, stealthy "pit -a -pat'* goy, I'll ask him. ra l~lt, who, Witt, g F my "Only a mini:eine of truly wonder - to Igat back. It'll be pretty stiff Hearer carne the s#c+ps, and igen a , sour mother before she toll, married?" - or' goneknow!" little white -robed figure, with a tiny .s Frank regarded his . que4iurrr tui merit Mild Imre (lone a+lt.tt raral:rc —.labor's up, you I1+3 i did for me and there is uotbimg bait further observed Au. another occasion linger on her lip, stood in the darer- gravely- perspiration "Ste wasn't my mother be - way• fore she was meiried," he replied giocfl a intzgl( for use to say about 11. that "a man must perspire tit he's to 3:d alias Frances Newman, 2032 keep fit." A prince wha believes in "Hush, bush, uuleen."" sbe :said" aeverely.. "I'a sot farver to sleep," Ilitt,clt 't., (itcagor tieill must surely be an inspire- '- -I don't think anybody ever suffered #ton: The Ruling Passion, any more from indigestion than I diel Following lunch cause another spell MONK)/ ORD RS. A cumber of darlrey.s were unload- rind fnr over a year 1 was in wretched et Mowing, and then a serI.os of games The cafe way to send money by mall inti a beat with a cargo of anvils, for health. i had emotherixtg spells and o crock molt, at'wldeli the Prince Is. by Dominion Express Money Qrdez. which they received two .cents for my heart palpitated so vioieutly I never tired, Sea bathing figured in his ia-----" each auvil carried ashore. thought 1. had heart trouble. but 1 prof ramme on two occasions, a bun- Jose--"C'ap'n. if I carry two =his know 1iew it was all caused from my dred yards' sprint preceding them. A customer (after the shop ass£staut ; Obliging.at a time how much (lar' get?" stomach. The contestants were the Prinee, the has' gulled down eleeryth1ng, even to Cap'n-•-"Two cents each, bey." "Sir.ce taking 'Tanlac I feel and look Duke at York and their two equerries, , the last package of hatrpfus) You t Jose started. down the plank when like a different person. I have a splen - and the Prince won by a matter of don't appear to have any gumption at ^ it broke anti no fell in to the river did appetite and my digestion is Jut yards eaeli time. Ile shapes better in al!.. nw man.'" ! with the two Tteavy anvils. When be perfect. I sleep eight or nlue hearts miming events than in almost any The ;iasis ant (politely) — " o a caute to the surface he cried: "Galt- every night and get up is the me nti other form of athletics, except those rrta grit. But we shall acspleased tog tains If you'll don't throw me a rope Ing reeking treat), and happy. 1!y involving horsemanship. procure it for you, ma'am."�am." I rise gwln' t' amp these here amens ;air' friends tell me I'm always smiling tow lose mall to' cents:"" and 1 certainly ought to be, for I'm reg. Free from Cares of State. Minard's Liniment for Direct In Cows, Julies life again.„ t i i Tanlae .s sold by leading druggiste Bavaria has a suspension bridge Ciassinec Advertilsement « everyn-hc•re. :.dna, with hut one tower, the e*Wes at the rl t -r(nacr other euti being anchored In a high. rock bluff. Certainly Not. A favorite evening diversion was a wails along the 'promenade, when the best known. young titan is Europe mingled as freely with his father's subjects as any holiday making clerk or shop assistant. Outside the grounds, 01 the house he enjoyed, para- (loxically enougb, his greatest freedom among the erowds that packed the n > r Cascarets if Sick promenade and piers, where no one DOG DISEASES would have mlataken Win for any oue t ,p. rt(uaed tree too aFnne dd. Billfans, Headachy I but an ordinary holiday making young dress by the Author. From the Bowels nnue, .enjoying the .teat and the crush a may tiro*•r tSt Inc. 7.1E west 31NL Street and his solitude, particularly his soli- New York, V.$,A. Get a 10•eent box uow. tude, to the full. 1_,..t.___.......... you men an(1 women 'wlw rua't get •Bedtime was rarely after 11 o'elock, Mother! Clean feeling right who have IdeaadSebe, the hour before which was mostly t coated tongue, bad taste and foal f possed in listening to the gramophone. Childs Bowels With breath, dizzlnoUs. can't sleep, are bill., Lumh rman S Friend, The Prince read no books and very California Fig Syrup ,ons, nervorts and upset, botllereti with The Original and Only Genuine few uewspapeta during his vacation. n a sick, gassy, disordered stcmneb, or The, only volumes I saw in the house Even zt sick child loves the,"fruity" have a bad cold. Are yon keeping your were of military and historical in- taste of "California Fig Syrup," If the . bowels clean with Casearets, or mere terest; I saw no signs of a novel any- little tongue is coated, or it your child ' ly forcing a passageway every few . where. is listless, cress, feverish, full of cold, : days with salts, cathartic pills or case! Britain's young man has, it seems, ar has colie, give a teasl)001) l to i tor ell? ('asearets work while you a lively interest ill music. Ile Can cleanse the liver and bowels. In a few i sleep; elear. a the stomata of sour, fer- play the piano moderately well, but is hours you can see for Millielf how menting food and foul gas;.;; take the • a better audience than exeeutant, thoroughly it works all the a mstlpa- excess bile iron liver and carry out of ,, Even street music interests hixn, as tion. Deleon, soar bile and waste out of 1 the system all the ceustipatetl poison .l witness the following: the bowels, and you have a well, play•a in the bowels. A Casearet physic to -1 YARMOUTR, N.S. One morning a barrel organist Cul child again. 1 night will eiraig :ten you mit by morn.? brought his instrument to a standstill :11i1lioes of mothers keep "Calitrnia , *lug, SMV,Vh.,•NV,•..•,.•4..•r4,r,Ir,..+„,•rt•a„r••.,h.,.,•.,.,,•„•r•? near the house and beglut his reper- Fig Syrup” handy. They know a tea.' ' z �+ 1 Loire of sadly hackneyed refrain h:.° spoonful to -day saves a sick radii to- cept. for a sun-tanned young than in a morrow. Ask your druggiat for LOANull.�Ea 11 THiN, FLAT HAIR 11RALGic ACHES tonere morn 7Nss6tee Book on OR SAL ti when tl^e FY1 Ls ALL leiNoS OF :.4'n�4 AR t SFLt belting. pulleys. Bawd, Cat4e,hese pact:inR, f''"ine tit• 'a,itr: , Ina8't city l{'E..1i etc., stepped ',object to a sprootst at lowest ntigbty glad to go into the co,pt^try? prices ORK aSTR1 T TORONTO:ir. CO. COARSE SALT LAND SALT Bulk '(allots TORONTO SALT WORKS 0. .i. CLIFF • TORONTO blue ,.i .opo at the throat• leaning gellitille "California IgS Syrup" which • ` ha ,directionsectrons forb babies and ei , e •rt..a .la in s cic�e to the . road, .and some urchins playing nolaily or an ages printed an bottle. Mother: on the pavement, the scene was de-; paint of view a worse pitch for a 1 on must say `"Calffolnia" or you may OR forty years Sloan's Liniment } sorted, In fact, from the business get tan imitation fig syrup. has been the quickest relief for I neuralgia, sciatica and rheunla- ' tism,tired muscles, lame backs, sprains. 1 q• •'"•a,"•'kwr"�' street musician could be found. ” ° and strains, aches and pains. "Danderine" cos:'.1 Presently the instru lentalist cams FOR Keep Sloan's handy and apply freely, ' aniy 315 cents a bottle cs' to his }eat air -"Bubbles," The tune hepreventionofpains w without rubbing, at the first twinge. One application ends ala ..e set the urchins la la -in lustily, while ; alter eating, flatulence, dandruff, stops, itching g It eases and brings comfort surely • and falling hair, and, • the blue -shifted ted young fellow stared Sheadac s,bili fla disagree- and readily. You'll find it clean and fn a few moments, to whistle gayly When the last note - {� p n. non -skin -staining. 1 you have doubled the sounded with a thump and a rumble, i. able forms of ai' Sloan's Liniment is pain's enemy. ; beauty of your hal_. the organ grin3er, who had thus INDIGESTION 1 Ask your l• It will appear a mass, achieved distinction without knowing no remedy is so justly famed as • }y At alt +iruggists—a;5c, 70C, $3.4U., 1 'It sofa, lustrous, and it,v` g Mother Seigel's Syrup, the ity Made in Canada, easy to do up. Iiut magi: paused eitpectantlya mamenit, then stomachandlivertonicwith �rf4 �: 1 will please you most swung away up the road and so out of 50 years' reputation. %!� will be after a few i nfHER z-"" weeks use, when you see `. sight, while Edward . sauntered er d back , stili whistling blithely, sauntered back M_ r." ++ • Pain's to resume his mowing. L SY � Linim.' The result of my* quizzing has left `w� me with - the distinct end poasihly . satisfying fmpresSion that bete is a young luau who, having found that the Pates• have Theater] him of the ordin- ary young felon's heritage, leas, never- theleas, resolved to face his destiny cheerfully and dutifully. GROWS LONG, THICK AND ABUNDANT An average young plan, born .Prince of Wales and bearing the responsi- bility more manfully that most of us would bear. it.-- this is how 'T would sum up the heir to Britain's .kingubip. Plant Sense. Something like intelligence is often exhibited by plants. If, during a dry season, a bucket of water be pdacecl near a growing pttznikin of melon, in the course of a few days it will turn from its ,course, and get at least ono' of its leaves in the water, Fun is the cheapest and best medicine in the' world for your children as well as fox' yourself. Give it to them in good targe doses. It will not only save you doC- tors' bills, ,but. it, will 'also help to make your children happier, 'ancl `1vill .improve their chances ,in life. We should not need hair so many prisons, insane :asy- lums, and .almshouses: if all children. had a happy child- hood. 1 WARNING!' Say "Bayer" when you buy 'Aspirin. Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not. getting Aspirin a'1 all. Why take chances? Accept only an "unbroken package" of "`Bayer Tablets of • Aspirin;" which contains directions and dose worked out by physicians during 22 years and proved safe by millions- for Colds Headache Rheumatism 'I'ootltaclie : Neuralgia Neuritis Earache LLl:nba o Pain, Pain 'Bandy "Bayer" boxes of 7.2 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and. 3.00• --Druggists. 1sp`i!o s the inure nail; trr istei•rd iii Canada) of -Slayer Manufacture at Mono- aceticatidester of Sa1io eaehl, 'While it ix welt lcnown that. Aspirin means Bayer manufacture, to to assist lbc'p'lblir.ap.airat imitations, the Tablets of.riayer Company will be stamped: with their general trade mail., the '''i:.aser cress." new hair fine and downy at first—yes— but really new hair growing all over t le sale. "Dander- ine" is to the hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. it goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them, This delightful;, stimulating tonic helps thin lifeless, faded hair to grow long, thick, heavy and luxuriant. For ' r i r� Skin ' Irritations Bathe with C'a1ic1 a Sea!? t ''„a. t, ; r to free t!tte res of i,ap . iii. t <..4c1 iGihiw with a gentle application c,C c tsc ix , F}iz,t ment to soothe and heal. They Ort ideal for the toilet, as is also Cuticurz talcum for petftimiiig, SospSSc. oinlaent25n0,u50c. Talcus32Sc Sold' througliouttheDominion. CanadianDepot: L one, Limited, '3 344 St. ri el St„ iY„ Tdeetre2l, "Cutieura Soap shaven without snug. ISSUE No,' 2--'22.