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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1919-06-13, Page 3as= ive PRONE 117 €ne sealed package lis goodness in :led, Preserved. flavour lasts! be SURE It'sin out look Greatest Lands inrs 5 Right a LTA • ti THE RUQ( If You Can't Get to Town Banking by mail is a good way of doing business without the necessity of coming into town yourself. Forward your deposits to us by money order or registered mail. The amounts will be acknowledged and added to your account upon receipt. 621- SEAFORTH BRANOH: R. M. JONES,' Manager. st tsteelideeen�** **********1 r111t*ern cxxR»K>r 0-,1tw!0finenYei are confronted bythe devil screen, a high stone wall aut fifteen. feet long and ten -feet highs This devil screen DISTRICT blocks: the evil spirits that fly in wthen the compound, gates are opened, the blin,d evill spirits. that ' •can fly only in straight paths and hence crash against the devil screen whhenthey en- ter. As to yourself, the gateman leads you round the screens, and •acrotass the compound to the masters house. Along .the compound wall that' gives on the street are the servants' quar- ters, the house for the rickshaws, the stables for the big mules and the Pekin carts, and' the house of the gateman. "Life is none too secure -in these compounds. Robbers abound, and scale the walls, and slip from the roofs of adjacent buildings into the. compounds. Every household is in a constant state of alterness, of defense. TEE HURON EXPOSITOR. GHISELHURST (Too late for last week.) Notes.: Two gravel bees were held last week for the new ,school at No. 10, the section having agreed to do the teaming, Mr. Tuffn, of Staffa, and a gang are now busy putting in the basement,—Mr. Donald McDonald is making preparations for the erec- tion of a large implement shed, this summer.—.An ice cream social will • be -held on Thursday evening the 12th of June, on Mr. Bavington's lawn, in be- half of the Ladies' Aid. Everyone ;welcome, , Broken glass covers the tops of the walls, and in the courtyards Mongol - THANKFUL MOTHERS ian watch dogs guard the premises, huge, fierce, long _ haired creatures, Thousands of mothers throughout like woolly mastiffs. Through the day Canada—many of them your neigh- � they are chained'but at - ni get they are unloosed. Oh hors—speak with thankfulness eon- there is not only cerning the use of Baby's Own Tab- style, but excitement in living in a lets. Once they have used the TOnative house in Pekin!" lets for their little ones they wort lase nothing else. The Tablets aze ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN an absolutely safe medicine for even • W'hen complete, Londton's awornen the youngest baby, being guaranteed l police fox ce will consist of a super- • by a government analyst to contain intendent, assistant superintendent, neither opiates nor narcotics or othe f ten sergeants and 100 policewomen. harmful drugs. . Concerning them The Hari, administration's'bill to ex - Mrs., David. MeRobb, Divide Sask. says: tend .the! suffrage in Japan recent - "I have used Baby's Own Tablets and ').y was introduced in the house of re - have found them so satisfactory I , presentatives of the Japanese diet, and would not be without them." The l according to straw vote, was sure of 'Tablets . are sold by medicine dealers ; passage by a vote of 200 to 150. The � or by mail! at 25 cents a box from bill lowers the direct government tax The Dr. Williams. Medicine Co., Brock- : necessary to possess the ballot from vine, Ont. . I The Women's Trade Union league of ! Philadelphia is one of the largest and HULLETT; most active branches of the national School Report,—Tho following is i body.It has organized trade unions the May report of school section No.. of office workers, waitresses, uphoist- 6 Il !lett. The following gives the ery workers, cigarette makers, and school - teachers, and has assisted in average marks made by each pupil + ` the organization of machinists, tele - during the month. Those marked with:( asterisk missed one or more exams. graphere, sweater knitters, dress - Jr, IV -r --Annie Stevens 89, George 21zakers; uniform makers, leather work - Smith 75. Sr, TIT Lydia Reid 94, ' el's, millinery workers, bindery, bak- erRuby Toll 88;Mary Knox 83, Mary + s and textile workers. Rogerson 80, Irene Glidden 80,*Car- + The majority of the clerical work in man GUddon 65, Earnest Knox, absent the banks of Great Britain is being II --Stewart Beattie ea, 1Vliu7 Ad- done by, women, who have proved, to icon 87, Harold Wheatley.82, Ward' veryefficient,.. Knox 74. Jr. II (a)—Thos. Stevens. 92; Amy Parsons 90, Isabel Reid 89,, Johnny Taylor 89,. Sammy Glidden 50. Jr. II (b) -Helen McEwing 80, Albert Lyddiatt 79. Sr. T Ena Parsons. A successful campaign is being, Wag - Primer (a)—Jean Stevens, ? eshe ed among the women bookbindery geatti4, M',arjotr meEwaliA Lestle workers in Jacksonville, " Fla., and Reid, Lillian Nicholson. Primer (b)- George Nicholson, Johnny Nicholson.. Number on roll for May, 28; average attendance, 25.545.—Edna M. Jamie- son, -Teacher, - Practically all ` the loading of . ships in Japan is done by women dock laborers. The women's International confer - $5 to "1.50 a year. `HENSALL (To late for last week.) Notes.—The growth has been some- thing phenomenal during the past week Owing to the .intense heat, but the want of rain is now much felt, al- though the ground has still much moisture owing to the long continued rains of this spring.—Our business men report trade as very good for this season of the year and on Satur- , day nights the crowds that come to :Our village issomething really wonder- ful,'and our merchants have not staff enough for such evenings', whi our ice cream parlors do a land offiic busi- aness.--June 3rd, the King's bi hday, etas not observed as a holiday here fdllowing so closely on the 24th of May, but quite a number of our resi- dents visited other places; where the 'day was observed': Mr. Join Pfaff and Mr . William Fee, both of whom have been laid up with foot and ankle frac- Lnres, ; are now able to get around pretty smartly.—Our bowlers are a- gain on their fine green and have been putting in some good practice during the past week.—The Ladies' Aid., of Ghiselhurst, are holding an ice cream Social on the evening of June 25th, on ,the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Baviugton, at the corner store. A big time is ex- pected, and a most cordial invitation is extended to all. Wedding' belie, at date of writing, are ringing in our ' Nage: The 'Pres! yterian minister, of Blyth, who conducted services in Carmel church on Sunday afternoon and evening last, was listened to with much pleasure and attention.. The services will be conducted, the coming Sunday, at the hours of 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. by one of the ministers of Huron Presbytery, LIVING IN PEKIN If rents and the costs of servants are getting too high, go live in Pekin. There, according to Ellen N. La Mott in Pekin Dust, just published, you can get what is called a "house," though it is a whole series of houses, and a large group of servants for a ridiculously smallsum. And the master's house is likely to be furnish- ed with ancient furnishing of extra - Ordinary charm. You employ andpay one servant; he employs and pays, ac- cording to a complicated arrangement ' of his own,all the others. "These Chinese houses are charm-- ing from the outside," Miss. La Matte 'goes on. "You wind your way along a narrow, unpaved Leet, or hutung— a street full of little open-air she, cook -shops, stalls of various kinds,. and then come upon a high, blank wall, with a pair of stone lions at the gateway and an enormous red lacquer gate, heavily barred, and that's your house. The gateman opens to your ring, and as the big doors awing back you see nothing of the courtyard or of the houses withinthe inclosure; you nearly every worker has become a member of the union. Mrs. Martin Johnson of San Fran- cisco, Cal., has a `hobby for exploring in out-of-the-way places and has just started on a. second trip to the South Sea islands, where she will, with her husband, traverse ground never before trodden by a white person. These isles are inhabited solely by cannibals. Are average of $6.80 a week is paid) women time workers in Great Britain. RICH, RED BLOOD IMEANS HEALTH Weak, Pale People Require a Blood -making Medicine It took centuries for medical sci- ence to discover that the blood is the life. Now, it is known that if the blood were always abundant, • rich and pure, very few people would ever be ill. It *as not until the end of the 19th century that an instru- ment was invented for measuring the red part of the blood. Then doctors could tell just how anaemic a patient had become, and with medicine to make new blood the patient soon got well. All the blood in the body is nour- ished and kept rich- and red by the food taken daily, but when, for any reason, a person is run • down and cannot make sufficient blood from the food to keep the body 'in health, then a blood -making medicine is re- quired. The simplest and very best of . blood -makers suitable for home use by anyone, is. Dr, Williams' Pink rills. When a course of these pills is taken their good, effect is soon shown in an ' improveid appetite, stronger nerves, a sound digestion and an ability. to master your work and enjoy leisure hours. Fbr women there is a prompt relief of, or pre- vention of ailments which make life a burden, Mrs. Thos. Kaake, Tren- ton, Ont , tells how she obtained new healthIncl strength through the use of Dr. illiams' Pink Pills. She says: "The weakness carne on me so gradu- ally that at first it was bardity notice- able,-- but after a time it go so that I could not.. go up stairs without stopping to rest. Every particle of color left my hands and face, and the least exertion would, tire me and leave my heart palpitating violently. I consulted a. doctor .who told me the trouble was anaemia and prescribed a tonic. I took this medicine for some time, but it did- not' seem to help me - a bit. Then I read of a cure in a similar ease through Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills and decided to try them. The result . was these pills made me feel like a new woman. I have gained all my former health and strength, and 'feel that I owe my present condition entirely to Dr. Williams' Pink 'Pills." You can get these pills through any dealer in mledkcine, or by mail at 50 cents a box or -six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. This; store will close every Wed�esday at 12.30 during 1rlay, June, July and August tewart Bros. Seaforth Beauty, Economy,' Good Service and Coy rect Styles are the CardinalPointsin Stewart Brand Clothing Fo Men and Boys who want the. greatest values; th • most becoming style& in Guaranteed Merchan- die at the most Reasonable Price. ever in the world's history was it so neces- sa y to exercise the greatest care in your clothing p rchases as it is to -day. We stand behind every su't we sell. Our principle of always looking to o ALITY is a guarantee to you , that no matter w= at price, you pay here you will get • the very b st value that amount = of money can buy a ywhere. Our stock is so comprehensive that w can successfully satisfy your every want and s ve you money as well. Come here for your Yl 3Ct SU.It .` _.it wil Men's and Boys' Furnishings Moderately Priced nderwear Medium Weight and Genuine Cotton Balbriggan, Poros Knit , and Mesh Underwear, in. Natural, White, Black or mottled, in • both combinations or two-piece. - Price Boys'---6oc to $i.5o Men's 75c to $2. elt Hats Every new style that has the ear mark of good taste and becom- ing -style is here, Get your New Hat now before they are picked over, Price C to 4 7ti huts and Ties Dressier Shirts we never had than the new summer patterns they' are everything that you could desire, Well made, full sized, good fit and attractive colorings. Price I , ahou Special Wash Ties 41. 10c to 25c Women's Summer Dresses Beautiful New Creations in Attractive Styles at' Pleasing Prices These delightful new dresses are not ordinary garments. They are made in strict keeping with the most advanced styles. Their very appearance is suggestive .of cool comfort and attractiveness. You will be delighted with the entirely new ideas that find expres— sion in these new garments, We carry all sizes 5to Price.•,.. •. •.••••• , • . • ... s4 M.ail Your Orders 1 a 0 Mailor- Phone us You Wants—We prepay . a Charges to Your Door. Remember This It has always paid hundreds of people in satisfaction and dollars and cents to deal at_ this store. It will always pay. it will pay this year more than ever. XS eclat' Children's Silk Lisle Hose Black or white, extra fine quality,' regular value sac. These are a very special bargain it will pay you to anticipate your wants and "buy in advance. Sizes 4, 4, 5,. 5i, 6, 61. Special Sale Price 29c Lisle finished cotton Hose in black, white, dark brown, ' good quality, carefully made, better than the ordinary stocking and less than the ordinary price. Special Price 50c Children's White Voile Lawn and Muslin dresses trimmed lace embroidery and ribbons. Regular price $x to $7. Special Price—One-half 'marked price Men's Straw Hats' Last year's sailor, Fedora and snap front straw hats. - e 5oc to $2.40. Special 25c each Summer Millinery We have made special arrangemen your requirements in Summer Millineri - have searched the markets for the newes ideas and are in a position to give you very best passible service. Stewart. Bros,SEAFORTII Yot,�r Orders