The Exeter Advocate, 1922-3-2, Page 7HAS NEVER FELT
Marine -Engine Condenser of
Novel Construction,
FINS Considerable attention. has been at -
marine engines that has been invested t
in Belgium,' and patented in several
countries. The object of the inven- i
then is to eliminate automatically all;
causes for engine breakdown dile to
defeetiv a feed water, preventing the
entsttuce of salt water into the bailers,
and maintaining in the eondeus•er a
constant state of cleanliness, Phe •
condenser lids a steam chamber at one
end eoneected W the engine exhaust,
and another at the other end -connect-
ed
onnect
ed to the air pump. Between these
two chambe , ill tate plain body of the
concis vs 'r in which the water circu-
lates, are series of pipes, divided into
tyro or more separate groups, so that
One grcup .eau be cut off by a shut-off
valve front the othere, and can be at-
tended to without requiring the stop-
page of the engine, In conneeUou with
each cf these groups is a speeiatly de-
sfgned salluolneter--au instrument for
meaeuring tae quantity of salt that.
,there may be in solution in the, water
of the condenser --that is electrically
connected with an instrument board in
the engine room, containing warning
lamps that by ignition irdieate a den.
gerous condition of the water.
STORMY
lug'
mc. was as
Placed inside it. When
the apparatus was rotated the figures
HAS ON BA,B l seen at the slots seemed to be in
motion. About 1872 Edward hluy-
bridge made the first systeulatie Photo -
r
a• 1bS of p inert and rad a*tirnals taken at
regular intervals with a view to slhew-
int; thele in notion.
TIFF
traeted to a surface condenser for i
'`TANLAC MADE A CLAN
SWEEP OF MY TROU-
BLES DECLARES TO-
RONTO CITIZEN,
Wife and Daughter Also
Greatly Benefitted by Mas-
ter Medicine..
"Taralae axed me up so fine that I
uuit taking it three months ago, and
r I've been feeling great ever since,"
said Thomas Brown, of 140 Hamilton
Street, Toronto, employee of the Wm.
Davies Co.
"Indigestion and stomach disorder
was my trouble, and for three years
•before I got Tarlac I was in lnigirty
• bad shape. Why, if l drank a cup at
tea and ate a little buttered bread for
breakfast I would bloat terribly and
be in awful distress. I had to let /heat
and pies alone, Anil ..fter meals I telt
aa though I hada big lamp in the pit
of my etomaeh. I had headaehes a
great Beall, too, and there was :;harp,
shooting pains around ley heart that
r*early worried the life out of me..
"After faking Tarlac my wife and
daughter thoug1rt so much of it that
they got me to try tho nredicino, and
It proven to be the very thing I need-
ed.
}, it has made a clean sweep
of all rely troubles and given Ire the
very best kind of an appetite. I can
eat just anything I want now and I
reel as at and fine as I ever olid in my
life, Taniac is what did the werk in
ray case and I don't wake any secret'
efit"
Tarlac 1
s sold by all good druggists.
Advt.
Search others for their virtues, and
yself for thy vices, ---Fuller.
MONEY ORDERS.
Remit by Dominion Express Honey
Order If lost or stolen yon get your
money back:.
Better to hold your tongue to -day
than regret y one words to -morrow.
'Kinard's Llntmpnt for Olatempnr.
Seeing Both Sides of the
- Shilling At Once,
An ordinary shilling piece, a con-
tributor tells us, was largely respond
able ter the origin ,of the present-day
motion picture.
Some hundred years ago • Sir John
Bersebel asked kris friend Charles
Babbage whether he could show both
sides of a shilling' at once. Babbage
replied by taking a shilling from his
pocket and holding it in front of a mir-
ror. Sir John was not eatIsiled and
set the shilling spinning on a large
table; at the same time he explained
that if you placed your oye on alevel
with the coin you could see both sides
of it at once.
Babbage was so much impressed
with the experiment that the neat day
he described it to his friend, Dr. Fit-
ton, who immediately made a working
model. It was a cardboard disk with
the picture of a bird on one side and
of an empty bird cage on the other.
When the card was wtirled on a silk
thread the bird appeared to be inside
the ease. The model, which is called
a. thaurnatrope, sa wed that the eye
retains the image of an object for a
fraction of a second after it Inas been
removed.
Following the thauntatrepe cane the
zoetrope, or "wheel of life." A cylin-
der was perforated with a series of
slots, and a band of drawings of lane -
The stormy, blustery weath
er hi
ch
we have during February and :March
is extremely hard on children. Condi-
tions .make it, necessary for the moth -
to keep then* in the house. They
are often confined to overheated, bad
ly ventilated roams and catch colds
which rack their whole systeru. To
guard against this a box of Baby's
Own Tablets should be kept in the
house and an occasional dose given
the baby to keep its stomach mud
bowels working regular'y, This will
not fail to break up colds and keep
the health of the baby in good condi-
tion till the brigbter days come along.
The Tablets are sold by medicine
dealers or by mail at 2a cents a box
from The Dr. Williams' :iledicine Coe
I3rocltville, Ont.
Beauty.
Oh, I bad sought for Beauty,
And dreamed that it might be
At the end of distant pathways
Beyond a tropic sea---- •-
In, radiant silver moonways
By a golden tropic sea.
But when I went to seek there.
The pantiug waves slid lie
Beneath a pail of darkness
Under a moonless sky—
Sadly we turned us home again
Aly tired 'heart and I.
Fever criticize that 1 ' h IdAnd there above my doorway
not do better.
Il 1'afu 'con
Surnames anfl Their Orignsi
DUNCAN
—.
Vara tt n
a a s Dunc , c Donna
ancon a
M .
c
hie, Tcnnochy, Donachle, Oun-
nachie, MacGonnechy, MacConachie.
1teciai Origin—Scottish,
Source—A given name.
Though the family name of Duncan,'
with some of the foregoing variations.
in some cases represents a develop -
stent from the Gaelic name of one of
the Irish clans, it is, for the most part,
Scottish Gaelic, and traces back to the
Clan Robertson, of the Scottish High-
lands.
There is not, however, any connec-
tion other thtan a historical one he
tween the name of Robertson and
Duncan. It simply happcqu.s that the
English. and Gaelic names of this elan
are entirely different, which is no un-
usual thing among the Seottiwslt clans.
The Gaelic designation of the clan is
"Chlann Donnacliitidh" or Clan Dona-
chle, or Duncan. History is a bit hazy
but the founders of this clan were ap-
parently descendants of the old Earls
of Athol, and the clan took its name
from one of these, "Donnehadh (or
Duncan) Reamhar," who led it at the
battle of Bannockburn,
The English sh desi
pati"n
of Clan
lan;
Robertson was a later development in
the reign of King in
o g J amen I. from the
name of Robert, then its chieftain.
All of the foregoing family names
are but developments and changed
fu
rlusf
o the
Gaelic. r.h•t•
ruq of the clan.
A.NSO N.
Variations—Hanson, Anottson, An
notson.
Racial Origin --English,
Source—A given name.
Family names in this group may
carne either from the masculine given
name of ,John or Anthony. or the feral. -
nine of Anne.
But the presence or absence of the
initial "Ii", in the family mune consti-
tutes no indication whatever whether
er not it conies. from Aim or Haus.
.As Inas been explained in revious
articles, the name of John was more
anciently Johan or Johannes. It has
given rise to suelt varied forum as
John, Joan, Han, Hans, Joanna,
Jevon, Ivan, Hannah, ,Anita, Ann and
others too numernus to mention, and
to a still more nttlnerous list of family
name:, prominent among vvHch are
Jones, Johnson, Hahn, Haenn and
the like. -
As a family name the form of An-
son might come into being either
frown "Run's -son" or from "Haul's -son,"
and it also might a
have g co
me from
"Anthony's -son." The ' "ot" syllable
appearng pP g I. n the other two variations
is simply the regular Norman diminu-
tive, meaning "little," which we find
A young moon laughed at me,
Caught in the tangled branches
Of urine own willow tree --
From its green and silver branches
Beauty smiled down ou mei
--Edna Valentina Trapnell..
Shifting the Responsibility,
The children of a young college pro-
fessor badbeen. sent upstairs and told
to keep quiet while their parents were
entertaining guests at dinner.
During a lull in the conversation the
youngest boy appeared in the dining
room doorway,
"Mamma," he said. "there's nothing
but clean towels in the bathroom,
Shall I start one?"
r.
Progress, Anyhow.
"I'm not at all sure," said the pro-
iiteer's wife to the heats muster of one
faslrionable preparatory school, "how
your school is going to suit: my dear
hey,"
The heal master smiled confidently.
"Yeti need not worry about that,
madam." he said. "We've teuglit him
how to hold his knife already."
in the given name -of Annette, for in-
stance, but which was equally appli-
cable to masculine and feminine
names.
When we say that these family
names may come either
from Ann
John or Anthony, we mean that doubt
exists only in the individual instance,
for the old records clearly establisli
that they actually did come variously
from all three of these sources.
-Why does any healthy erson want -to be
kicked into wakefulness in the moi: nin
Many people feel that they-
have to be agitated into wake-
fiullness in the morning. They
think that without the tea or
.coffee they take in the morning
that they will not be able to
meet the tasks and'duties of the
day.
Nothing could be more false
than thieasoning,'.Anydoctor
cantell fyou this. For a healthy
body does not need or ,require
a stimulant. It gets all bile stir*-
ularit it needs from -food,
The thein and caffeine found
in tea and• coffee are irritating to
the heart and nervous system.
They jolt the nerves into undue
activity. The result is a reac-
tion. This is -why- regular tea
and coffee drinkers think they
must have their stimulant the
first thing in the morning to
wind them up for the day.
If you will stop using tea and
Coffee for a week, and drink
Poston, the pure cereal bever-
age instead, it will'give Nature
an opportunity to rid the system
of the irritating substances that
harass your nerves, upset di-
gestion, increase your heart
action, and make you nervous
and irritable
Many people who have tried -
Posturn say that inside of a
week.. they wake in the morn-
ing without that "all gone" feel-
ingthat they used to have, and
are full of energy, °strength and
endurance.
Order •Postunl from your
grocer today, and make it ac-
cording to directions. Your first
sip. of Postum will surprise
and please you:
Postiur comas in two forms: Instant
Postern (in tins) made instantly in the
cup by the addition of 'boiling water.
Postttm Cereal Oire packages of larger
bulk, for those .who prefer to make
the drink while the meal is beingpit:-
pared) made by belling' for 20 minutes,
tum for Hellth a Reason"
Made by Canadian Postern Cereal Co., Limited, Windsor, Ont.
TREAT RHEUMAIr
i TR UGH T. BLOOD
Liniments and Rubbing Only
. Give Temporary Relief.
Rheumatism is a trouble extremely
difficult to get rid of. if a tendency to
rheumatism is established in the sys
tem it:makee itself Manifest hy'a re
turn of the acute pains with ever
spell of bad wveatler, Tble is why so
Many People thiol- the trouble is dile
COARSE SALT
LAN D -SALT
Bulk Carrots
TORONTO SALT WORKS
O. J. CLIFF e TORONTO
!..nw*•r+.w•,rrn.•,. N,.H•N,,,•r,yr.CN.'
THIN, FLAT. HAIR
r GROWS LONG, HICK
to sold or damp.. The fact is knowvn
t however, to medical men. that with
the appearance of rheumatism there
is a repel 'Wattle Of tire blood, and
that the rheumatic poisons are only
expelled from the system when the
blood Is restored to it.' normal _ condi-
tion, This means that to drive then-
rnatiszn from the system it must be
treated through the blood, and for this
purpose Dr. willianss• Pink Pills have
been ti,ery successful, as they build u
, and enrich the bland, Usus easing th
aching, swollen joints, and beuetitting
the health of the sufferer in other
ways as well. .,prong t a rheumatic
sufferers who lrave satisfactorily used
this medicine fs Airs, James Gillen,
Ohailottetow•n, PRI., who says: "For
three long mertits I suffered terribly
front rireurnati m. I was so batt that
I eouid not tlo my Izoi rework, and
even to attempt to walk caused me
agony. I spent a great deal of Money
on liniments and medicine+ without
getting g the least benaiit, and my con-
dition was Pitiable. At this stage rnY
attention was called to Dr. Williams'
Pink fills, and 1 began taking this
medicine. and shall always praise the
day I dict so. Before long there was
no doubt that I bad at last found
something that would gine me relief.
I gladly continued using the bills with
the result that I am rsow as well as
ever I was, able to do usy leousework
and care for any children. Since that
time one of my dauglitera fell into an
anaemic condition an was obliged to
discontinue going to school. I gave
her Dr, Pink Pills, and now
she is as healthy a, girl as there is in
fihe city. You may be sure I lose no
opportunity in prnisln g Chia mediei se,”
Dr, William' Pink Pills can be had
through any medteine dealer, or by
mail at 50 cents a ben or six boxes for
$.50 front The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont,
An Improvement
"Where you goin', Ma?"
"To a surprise party, dear:"
"Aren't you gain' to take all of us?"
"No, dear, you weren't Invited."
"But, ma, don't you think they'd be
a lot more surprised If they saw all
of us cornice?"
Mother! Open
Child's Bowels With
California Fig Syrup
Your little one will love the "fruity"
taste of "California, Fig Syrup" even if
constipated, bilious, irritable, feverish,
or full of cold, A teaspcouful never
fails to cleanse the liver and bowels.
In a few hours you can see for your-
self how thoroughly It works all the
sour bile, and undigestetlfood out of
the bowels and you have a well. play.
fui child again.
Millions of mothers keep "California
Fig Syrup" handy. They know a tea-
spoonful to -day sap e•; a sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for genu-
ine " C'ulifornia Fig Syrup" whieh has
directions for babies .and children of
all ages printed on bottle. Mother?
You must say "California" or you may
get an imitation lig syrup.
The Manitoba Legislature has been
asked to vote $50,000 for the coming
anti -grasshopper campaign.
Iilnard's Liniment for target in Cows.
The house of Worth.
Worth, the most famous of Parisian
dressmakers, whose name for half a
century has suggested everything that
is tasteful and sparkling in the art of
dress, was not a Frenchman at all, but
an Englishman. . His full name was
Charles F. Worth, and he was born at
Bourne, Lincolnshire, in 1825. He was
the son of a lawyer's clerk, and has
first start in Life was as a salesman in
a TLan•don drapery s,aop, Dissatisfied
with his position, he crasaed to Prance
and entered the service of Mnrs. Gage -
lin, at that lime one of the foremost
madistes in Paxil; he worked for her
as designer. It is said he came to
Paris with only .one sovereign in his,
pocket.
Ile left Mate. Uagelin to start for;
himself and took a flat in the Rue. de
-a Pais, where Itis films is still situated;
At that time—during the Second Em-
pire—it was a fashionable .residential i
1 street, and the iababitanis objected- to
the presence Of Ft httis�iiie;s 'titan among i
them, The Empress lt;ugenie took 'an.
nterest in .the young mast and helped
o make his fortune. Besides his de-
igns, his particular contribution to
th•ebusiness of, dressmaking was to in-!
Unless you see the name `Bayer" on tablets, you are
not getting Aspirin at all, Why take chances?
AND ADUNDANT
•`a,M!n,*f,')A*agsoe+.M*UNrs,»++,i•.AvfAaAA„AA...n,a,.ue,..ansa„
'iJnnderine" GOS'4
only h cents a bottle•
Otte
application ends ail
dandruff, Stops itching:
anti failing hair,
in a have
moments,
you a doubled the
beauty of your hal',.. • .
It will appear a mass,
90 soft, lustrous, and
easy t e :do up. But what
will d:le;asc you most
will be after a few
weeks use, when you see
new I airee:fano mita ' ylj
downy at first—yes`
bat really new Bair
growing all over tae seep. „
We" is to the hair whet fresh showere
of rain and sunshine are to vegetation.
It goes right to the roots, invigorates
and strengthens them. This deliglstf I,
stimulating tonic helps thin, lifeless,
faded hair to grow long, thick, heavy
and luxuriant
SLOAN'SBELIEVE
Classified Advertisement,:
Aifig WANTED. I ND DESCRIP-
,tion And prleo. John T. kjlack,
•n1ppewa, Falls. Wis.
IS THERE A VI.7I,CANIZEn' t IN •k Otyit
town? . we You
earn
9Wr a .for
par-
ticulars. Chief instructor, Canaria 'rut,
,canker and haps. Co., Ltd., London,
oTin, T torsi a. BLI41 NATkID
•
-„,,.0b,,,,,,..,...urea i
, rr test invention gut. STOTLIK
.hire Valve. Stops and prevents all teaks.
Jolts all tires. 5 years Guarantee.
Idealers, garages car and bicycle owners.
:write for particulars. Sample SQe. Ault)
Specialty Altg.. Teterboro, Ont.
A t:ItIT3c LAu:v.4:X" TA1sr,I,TS
New was}:lug discovery. Positively
cleans clothes without rubbing,. 75
lA
orile(-,re ss lies4Bs t,+.�.. Carr yeemtums i:,.:lae
ind 55' , raper Oi•r sr�. iS!,g
advertising campaign. U. K E. Mtg.(:ca, Our ,'on, Ont.
s Tl IC:T .'�Ui 4T.i Y •JIt ,, V vT 114111
to z• eh to iz,raners "nd gardt- ra a
ntiric treatment for the moil guae-
: nutted to increase ln•odaction at u
I of from one to two dollars per a re; +t"a
want spoil, substantial en&n,"w,ho cele
sell 100 of their territory; earning tru,ta
$3,O W) up per y, and ;Ante to assume
full res*ponslbility ,,t- eta •cess or terri-
tory. Apply Soil 1 Vac:Pine company of
Usst:eo5,+,
Limited, yonge Street. To.
"i-Sul'A.N AAT
tithe
-.atbum, Ont.
NEURALGIC ACHES
OR. forty ware Sioan's Liniment
c has been the quickest relief for
neuralgia, sciatica and rlheuma-
*ism, tired musette, latae backs, sprains
and strains, aches and pains.
Keep Sloan's handy* and apply freely,
witness* rubbing, at the fret twinge. ;
It eases and brings comfort surely
and readily, You'll find it clean and
non -Skin -staining.
&loan's Liniment is Rain's enemy.
,Asa,;yourneighbor.
At all druggists -35e, 10c, $1.40.
.Made to Canada. 40
Sloa
Linitnen
CUTICURA HEALS
ITCHY SCALP
Was Sore and Red. Raiz
Fell Out. Tad Disfigured.
"Froin using the same brash and
comb as my sister, whose scaip was
troubled with daa4ru8'•,
it caused my scalp to
beitchy. Myscalpwas
sore and red, and the
dandruff scaledoffand
,could be seen on my
'clothing. My hair fell
out gradually and my
head was disfigured. This trouble
lasted six months. Then I sent for
a free arszaple of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. /afterwards bought more,
and I only used two cakes of Soap
and two boxes v Ointment when 1
was hank,..•' (Signer) Miss Frances
Borns, Sr. Bacile, Qusbac.
Use Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Talcum for all toilet purposes.
8pxpreEeec caabssMatr.Address: "Lym,.n,,Zis-
ii.d 544 E,. Pani S:.. W., Montreal.' Sold every-
whera. Seaa25c,0intment25and19e.Tek,an25c.
rte* 'Cuticura Soap shaves without mug.
laxwa'irys,
tipped sub;eet tta Atnprio
In Canada YOISK ,fsi5E.'P
RK. STRZIW. TOIiONT
t1
G
The beginning
self -condemnation..
eformatior.
The Lint . n
me t That la Fac yes es{{ A
Ailment,
EFORE BABY
COME$
Watchful Care'Necessary
9 Lydia F. Pinkham s Vegetable
Compound is i splendid medicine and
ehould be taken by the calve: east
mother. It will assist her in keep-
ing well and strong. This ie very
zteeessmry, not only for her own vela -
fort but for the future as well.
Rea the i
ox qr once of Mrs. Read ,t.Iz-
p Bar-
ton of New Brunswick, and please
bear in mind that every letter pub-
lished recommending Lydia T. Z'in'c
ham's vegetable Compound Is genuine
and unsolicited, It is the euprrwsioa
of gratitude from ew'oulen who have
been helped.
Cumberland Bay, N. B.—"I was
troubled with weak feelings, head-
ache, all the time, a cough, fainting
spells and pains in my back and
side, I could not do a single bit of
work and had to be helped out to
the hammock where I lay in the
fresh air from morning until night
and I had to be carried its an•l down
stairs. After other medicine:e bad
failed a. friend nelvzx+d ire to take
Lydia B. Pinlcharn s Vegetairle Com-
pound as she said it was excellent
for anyone in the family way. Be-
fore the first bottle was taken I
could -wall; alone and as I kept en
with it I got stronger. until I was
able to do all nay wore:. :riy halhy is
now six weeks old and is a big fat
healthy fellow, I am sure Lydia E.
Pinkbaut's Vegetable .Compound has
done wonders for ire and i recent.
mend it. "—AIns. Nunn..- J. 'Banrom,
It. R. No. 1, Cumberland Bay, N. B,
ARET
For Constipated Bowels—Bilious - Liver
The nicest cathartic -laxative to
physic your bowels when you have
Headache Biliousness
Colds Indigestion
Dizziness Sour Stomaeb
l is candy -like Cascarets. One or two
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la
up. 'Befog^e itis wro; all
I ranks olrcse their stuffs thoemsensotyes `at
`t.he sill. n marc+.'. ants' i;t ilie linen drap-
e1's': Oa his cleatit Ills btl5in as Iles-
cended to leis sons,' and it is a grand-'
son that is n& . at the head o1: the f
to -night will empty
pletely by morning
splendid. "They
sleep." Cascarets
or gripe like salts,
011, and they cast
box. Children love
your bowels cram
and you will feel
wort_ while • you
never stir you tip
Pills. Calomel, or
only ten cents a
Cascarets too.
WARNING! • Say; 'Barer" when you buy Aspirin.
lrans•mai,er's npii ing the materials
s well as cutting a.isd tnaldrai .them •
7E you are not good-looking, why not
look good'?
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 - -leaclache Rheumatism
Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis
Earache Lumbago Pain, rain
lF1faocy "Bayer"boxes of le tablets --Also bottles of 2 and 100 ---Druggists. it II 'tyas,ltt1;):Ecolo'
e1S1tiriil e. the trade. an rir (registered Sit d n.acia). at Payer Mnnu'fao ors of Steno
. aceiicasidesLer et Salicyllc;tcicr. 'While it le well Itaionn tlntt-..A.enirin means Tiayew
for wo1rman.4 el°thitl,p '2:.)_()() .`3 C`1r, a*?'(p': 'inariuftactnre, to assist t e public a-ga.inst 1rultations,.the Ta1,Seta OL na)�er Company—
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1ssuE No. 8--,'22 ;1,. 5111 Y4.ata1tiped Wall their general trads. mark,trtd "Eitty,r Crow,.,
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