HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1919-09-05, Page 11MEMBER , 1919
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FARMERS!
If you require ' money to raise more live»!
stock, our local manager will be, glad to
talk the -matter over with you.
Beef, hogs, butter and cheese are big
-nosey producers. Are. you getting your
share of the profits from Them
• SEAFORTH BRANCH: R.`M. JONES, Manager.
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HURON EXPOSITOR
DISTRICT MATTER;
KE1 P CHILDREN WELL
DURING ,HOT WEATHER
Canada's innumerable scenic gems,
while the hunte 's log cabin with its
sporting trophieis is also utilized for
the projection of dissolving •views and
moving pictures of scenic and sporting
and industrial life.
Forestry, pulp and paper, minerals,
Indian trophies and agricultural fea-
tures complete an exhibit on which°
there has evidently been much- careful
Every indther knows haw fatal the preparation and considerable fore -
hat summer months, are to small thought. Nor has the rpyal visit been
children. Cholera infantum, .diary- . forgotten, for on top of the pyramid
hoea, dysentry, colic and stomach devoted to a `beautiful display- of
troubles are rife at this time and British Columbian fruit stands the
Prince of Wales' forest the three,
Often a precious little life is lost
feathers worked in grain with the
after only a few hours !illness. Ther motto, "Ich Dien," ; Altogether it is
mother who keeps Baby's Own Tab- an exhibit which every visitor should
lets in the house feels safe. The oc•- see if he would learn of Canada's
easional use of the Tablets prevent national system of transportation.
stomach and bowel troubles, or if
trouble comes suddenly—as it getter
-
ally does!—the, Tablets; will bring the NEWEST NOTES OF SCIENCE
baby safely through. They are sold A Frenchman has invented methods
by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 for enlarging and reducing phono-.
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
_Medicine Co Brockville, Ont. ' - graph records to obtain increased or.
diminished sound intensity.
BAYFIELD . - -
(Too Late For Last Week).
Breezes, Rev. J. C. Talrnie, of
Windsor, who is summering here,
preached in St. Andrew's church Sun-
day evening last.—Baren Herry, who
.os served in °the war for the past
ur years, arrived here and visited
'his family last week: Harald King
arrived home from overseas last week.
'He is the last to return of our boys
who have been over.: Most of the cot
•tagers and boarders have left for
their homes, a few remaining to en-
joy the beautiful /September weather.
This season Bayfielel- has been more
popular than ever, every available
place being taken and many applica-
tions being. refused. Several lots have
been purchased by people who propose
building summer homes. Mr. Meyers
and family of Stratford; arrived Mon-
day and have taken a cottage in Deer
'Lodge for a few weeks. ---Herb Mc-
Gregor had the misfortune' to fall
Mw ire working at Mrs. Stott's new
use, Monday and. severely sprained
'his ankle: Rev. Mr. Torrance, of De-
troit, preached in .Trinity church on
Sunday morning:—Lucy and Jean
Woods, Greta Baker and May Horard
left for Clinton this week to - attend
the collegiate, and Gretta Merner to
attend Business College.—At last we
are to have some lights to illuminate
our dark etreets, the council having
so decided at the regular meeting
Tuesday' evening. A gasoline lieht
has 'been in use at the Co-intnerc ai
cot. ner ;on trial, and iect.e. are to be
prciureci.—The Directors of the Bay-
field Agricultural `Society are busy
these days preparing for the fall ex-
hibition to be held on Tuesday and
Wednesday, Septeinber 30th and Oc-
tober 1st. There will be speeding
contests and at night a splendid con-
cert in the town hall. Don't forget
the dates and send your entries early.
—On. Wednesday, September loth,
Bayfield will have a Civic holiday.
London Fair will be on and a number
are planning to go. Remember Wed- recorder the operation of which de-
nesday, Sept, 10th, every place of
Monday which was labor Day passed pends upon the heat conductively of
the gas
of quietly here. A. number took inIn an English treatment for rheums -
the sports at Zurich.—School reopened _ tism and certain other diseases of
Tuesday, 2nd. with two new teachers the muscles and nerves patients are
in charge, Principal Miss. Farr, of massaged while immersed in baths
Bernie, junior room, and Miss Davey
of Kincardine; H. McKay and wife
were at T otonto a few days last week.
I• The blade and its ' cover in a new
safety razor are held in place by a
'magnetized -handle so they may be
I easily removed for cleaning.
Scotch experts have foundthat the
African baobab tree yields a fiber that
is one of the finest paper making
materials to be found.
A mixer for asphalt orconcrete has --
been added to .a steam roller by a
Pennsylvania road builder, being oper-
ated by the same engine.
Expert butter testers in France
claim they can detect the 'flavor of
the soil -over which cattle, from which
butter is produced, have fed. -
An inventor has patented a fly swat-
ter consisting cif a metal plate notched
across its surface to hold rubber bands
that act as cushions.
French army surgeons have found
that a. mixture of freshly slaked line
and phosphorus will remove tattooing
so that it cannot be detected.
A patent has been granted for a
hard surface roadway with depressions
on each side to catch wheels of vehicles
and prevent- them skidding.
'Small metal articles are -coated with
tin by a process invented in Europe, 1
which revolves them in a centrifugal
machine containing molten: metal,.
A cover for sewer . outlets- has been
invented that prevents the entrance
of rats or other afiimals, yet does not .
interfere with the flow of sewage.
English scientists have found that
glass can be permanently tinted by
immersion in the hot mineral waters
of Bath, long farnous as a health re-
sort,
A humane muzzle for dogs enables !
an animal to open 'its mouth as long
as its . nose is pointed toward the
ground, but closes it as it raises its
head.
The government of .Portugal has
offered a prize - of .about $32,000 for
the first Portuguse or Brazilian
aviator who flies from Portugal to
Brazil. • . .
Experts of the United States bureau
of standards have perfected a helium -
BUILDS AND BINDS A NA'1'ION
Truly national in character is -the
exhibit of the Canadian National Rail -
of liquid peat.
A shaving brush intended to be
thrown away after being used a sMgle
time is made of scraps of sponge and
soap bound by gauze to the end of a
wooden handle.
It has been demonstrated- by three
ways in the Railway Building at ithe " English scientists that radium can be
Canadian National Exhibition To- extracted from the waste that remains
ronto. The ensemble is most Strik after vanadium has been removed
ing, and the electric lighting of the from its ore. -
dome, combined with roost artistic
draperies, lends a spacious character
to the whole exhibit, while the ar-
rangement of the display in ge eral
permits of freedom of movement to A Sure Sign That the Blood is
view the various exhibits in detail. • Watery and Impure.
The frieze decorations show ty ical
landscape views of the nine Prov.i ices, , People with thin. blood are much
with the coat ofarms of eae the more subject to headaches than full -
connecting link bearing the h ghly' blooded persons, and the form of anae
significant reminder that this is an mia that .afflicts growing. girls 'is al-
exhibit of "a line that builds and bunds most always accompanied by . head -
a nation "aches, together with disturbance of the
F Three sides of the octagenal buidingjj digestive organs. .
are occupied by a huge topogra hical Whenever" you have constant or re -
ma ofthe Dominion. on whic are curring headaches and pallor of the
p show in brilliant illuniinatiott the face, they s ow that the blood is thin
names of the principal points reached and your efforts -should be directed to=
by the Canadian National Railways, ward building up your blood. A fair
"the great steel strand that threads treatment with Drs Williams' Pink
the land" being indicated by a broad Pills will do this effectively, and the.
band of red. . •• ; rich, red blood made by these pills
Ne better or more comprehensive will remove the -headache.
plan could have been adopted to! dem-More disturbances to the health ate
onstratc: that :14,000 miles' of railway caused by their blood than most peo-
are now under : Canadian National pie have any idea of. When your blood
management, and that the Canadian is impoverished; the nerves suffer from
Northern, the_Ititercolonial and Trans- lack of nourishment, and you may be
eontinental railways have been famal- troubled with insomnia, neuritis, nen-
gametes into one wast system. To ralgia or sciatica. Muscles -.subject to
further cleinonstrate the fact th.t the strain- are under -nourished and you.
system traverses every Province of may have muscular rheumatism or
the Dominion and reaches every Pro- lumbago. If your blood is thin and
; incial capitl,the observer by en in- you begin to show symptoms of any
• geninus arragement-of flashing 'lights of these disorders, try building up the;
is tib<en in fancy right acmes the blood with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
cintinent from Halifax to Vancouver and as the blood is restored to its nor -
eat/ Victoria, stopping moinenta1ily at mal condition every symptom of the
the principal points enroute and then trouble will disappear. There are more
people who owe their present state of
good health to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
than to any other medicine, and most
of . them do not hesitate to say so.
You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
FREQUENT HEADACHES -
brought back again. The map Should
prove of much educational va ue in
telling just what the Canadia Na-
tional Railways are and the territory
they reach.
. A rustic centrepiece and, several through any dealer in medicine or by
rustic lanterns contain some really mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
beautifulphotographic transparencies $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
which do not fail to call attention to Co., Brockville, Ont
Stewart's Sell it for Less
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Naior Phone Your OrdersWe prepay re -... riage
Friday and Saturd, y
tewart BFO1
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Will present to �erninine Seaforth; a d C ce tion of all tY ception that theMetropol-
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Our preparatiqns for this fashion event justifies us
ferent from the ordinary,even different from any.,
To the ob erver��of Fashionsthere will be a distincti
tion of exelusivenes which will iPress you with ti
can always do better at Stewarts.
Mil�ine�r� 1.
of Surpassing Beauty
Featuring the Newest Creations
and Latest Designs of the hour
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WOMEN who are desirous
of knowing what the
world of fashion will. wear
--.`this fall, and seeing the new.
est ideas exemplified, will de-,
rive a world of pleasure from
our Millinery display on the
opening days. ` A wonderful-
ly charming collection of new
ideas in Faltgats awaityour
approval. Wap wish to speci-
ially invite every woman in
this vicinity to be present at
this the greatest openings we
have ever had.
Prices
Reasonable
Mail
Your
Orders
.sayn ...:.it will be dil-
e have eld in the past.
e atmosphere, - a sug e -
e idea, .that after all you
Suits and Coats
for Fall
The most attractive designs ever
assembled
d at Moderate Pric
.TN this magnificent display
of 1. OA'l s. and SUITS
will be featured a beautiful
display. of - the -
Very - Newest -
Styles -.
comprising the latest Brea-
tions of the foremost -Cana-
,
Cana-, than and A.mericandesigns.:
There are dozens of models,
each with a different ex-'
pression of distinguished
style, reflecting the exclus-
iveness that always charac-
teriees this store. Come as
offers as you wish.
PRICES
$25 to $50
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Cr�mpt�i,Bias
NemVCorsets
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THE exert designing of these Corsets
*created a world wide reputation
for tlrse leading lines. In their. great var-
x
iettof models and size they take care of.
thfe'growing figure and give shapley lines
- to the mature. 4'
Everything'needed from childhood to
motherhood keeping with good appear-
ance, perfhealth and ..' absolute comfort.
Prig $1 110 $5
Stew..
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'(` HIS fall, h
j nature he
w ing stia es and
are presented i
Dress Goods
Velours, Gabe
Worsteds, and
autumnal shade
beet, green, na
sky and black, i'
ways the case --
weaver's art has vied with.
self in the creation of pleas-
color corbinaticns which
such charming `array in
Department, Broadcloths,
-dines, Serges, Poplins,
Tweeds, in all : the new
including plum, prune,
bu rg u dy1•,L brown, tan,
While .the prices -as it al -
re a little lower a* Stewarts.
•Pbon;
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