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The Huron Expositor, 1919-10-24, Page 3IR 24, 9 10 N . OM PATION i E. Pinklia 's. pound, One of Steleases. ' . Wis.---"As Lydia Compound d zee from an ;gilts op txor;t I cannot r .now hh in praise £ e•.Eh. Islt4lrwc.from •r e and tr.e $a 3 i could he ro b from ;ray bed, and I l k >v as unable todo my 4� iho4sework. I had the best doctors in Eau Claire and -they wanted me to have azo oner;tion, but e:nd me so I did r :t i< nnui am telling kE)out It.-" Mrs. A. llL k Ivor Falt, Wis. L experiences as that of t has macre this famous e(?y a household word ^eon: Any woman who ,,aawe atiour ulceration, 1, tckache, nervousness, r " blue," should ,:ie has given it a trial, advice write Lydia. E. Inc Co., Lynn, Mass, - omplameemommummemeeeme ners saving alone per year, as 5 gallons of •alien (:13.75) bine and pump of kerosene per 901, which is a or $460.20 per we are lighting cow barn and is that we save day) handling L -n. We figure -, making $1-20 Yr $132.00 - per 1,e of a Delco- zuprovements I ARSHALL, .iberta, Canada an us a bit of iirs to date and less than $2.00 Gd it beats any ht and safety. t I could not tdren lighting ;etting fire to a Iog because Idrezt to do is i,4ht is there, that. It is id no danger 1 To The Man of 30 This is, perhaps, the most decisive period of your life. If you are spending all your income NOW, a habit is crystallizing which may cause your later years to be passed: in poverty. You should face this truth retrench. Why not cut down unnecessary expenses and deposit some of your income in a savings account ? If you are married such a course is doubly important 658 THE DOMIN1QN BANK t • R. M. JONES, Manager. SEAFORTH BRANCH, SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT, THE HURON EXPOSITOR DISTRICT MATTERS THE FALL WEATHER HARD'ON LITTLE ONES Canadian fall weather is extremely bard on little ones. One day is warm and bright and the next wet and cold. These sudden changes bring on ecoids, cramps and colic and unless baby's little stomach is kept right the result may be serious. There is nothing' to equal Baby's Own Tablets in keeping the little ones well. They sweeten the stomach, regulate the bowels, break up colds and make baby thrive. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. PAINTER, TURN ThE ROSE ON ME! So says the house that is sadly in need of a painting when the paint man comes along with the "newest thing" in paint machines. It consists of a gasoline engine to furnish power, an air compressor, yards of hose and the can from which the hose gets its jj aint. The tank holds se1ten gallons of paint, which enters through a small hole near the top. There is "a faucet underneath to let it out i Tnecessary, and gauges and safety vales decorate the top so that no - acddentss 'will happen. The whole ;outfit . can be packed conveniently on an . orlinary child's -express wagon. Its advantages over the told way are tumerot s = no waste, a. more even finish, no scaffold to trip you (an ex- tension pole is used instead), and last, but not least, the work can be done in about one-fifth the !role required by ordinary hand painting. A little nervousness on the part of the painter, however, might result in unusual col- oring of foliage on the lawn, and perchance spoil the transparency of the window panes. ten miles, "Having illustrated a few of the more important uses to which steel produced by coke. can be put, the use of the two and one-half gallons of benzole recovered from each ton of coal is shown by pictures. It is ex- plained that two and one-half gallons of benzole, or the product of only one ton of coal scientifically treated, is enough to drive a lorry 20 miles, a car 40 miles and a side car 150 miles. The film provides the most convincing:. argument in favor of using fuel other than raw coal, for it brings right be- fore our eyes the almost unbelievable waste consequent upon theemploy- ment of raw coal in this capacity," FROM- AN' OLD McKILLOP CORRESPONDENT Toronto, Oct. 14, 1919. Dear Expositor:—This is Thanks- giving Day and I presume that nearly everyone has something to be thankful for. The elections next Monday are causing quite a commotion, and the orators, both ley and clerical, are displaying their eloquence. • I attend- ed a prohibition meeting at Massey Hall last Sunday. A lady presided. The singing was nice. The speakers were an American from Iowa and a Japanese, who is studying for the Methodist ministry at Victoria Col- lege. The arguments in favor of Pro- hibition were the same as usual. On the following evening. I attended. ` a meeting t the Foresters Hall'on Col= ege street, one, "Kelly Evans, was the orator. He spoke along the lines of the Liberty League and quoted the words of a sage, "Give me liberty, or give me death." He told of the great- est personage that ever trod this earth converting water into wine by miracle,, and that the followers of Mahomet were the only total abstainers as ,a body, and yet the most cruel and un- merciful devils on the earth. And • so it goes on in the halls and churches and on the street corners. Both sides intrude their particular views in an offensive manner and in that respect the prohibitionists are the greatest transgressors. Returned soldiers who want another, LATEST TYPE OF TOURIST CARS bonus are much in evidence here. Their leader is one, Flynn. He is an Amerie " One of the Features in can and well educated and a good talk - Canadian National •Railways' er. The great bunch of money he asks for, which would run up to near- • ly a billion dollars„ is not available, and that is all there is to it. But it must be the duty of Government and the people of the community where these soldiers, who are maimed and cripple4, or ill, reside, to see to it that they suffer no further privations or never know want. It must be ad- mitted that many of them if they got $2,000 would squander it in riotous living and their last state would be worse than their first. Now,, a word about the coming polit- ical contest and I am done. I have attended meetings of both sides. There are a large number here who have educated themselves for the job, and berths, upper and lower, are provided their speeches are fine and pleasant with berth lamps.. A new feature for to listen to. I think there are be - this class of car is that lamps have been installed under the seats in the aisles of the car, so that when the ceil- ing lamps are turned out for the night light may be provided under berth curtains, a great convenience for pas- sengerswhen going through the car. Phosphorous push buttons can be Daily Service Toronto -Winnipeg -Vancouver The Canadian National daily trans- continental train, Toronto-Winnipeg- Vancoiever made its initial trip from Toronto with one of the very latest type of steel tourist cars as part of its equipment, the first of an order of twenty such cars in whose construction every point has been considered for the safety and comfort of passengers. This modern type of tourist care with antitelescopic device is of similar de- sign to the standard sleeping coach, the exception being they are upholster- ed in leather instead of plush. Electrically lighted throughout, all tween thirty and forty running for the ten seats in the city, including' one or two ladies. The last meeting I attended vas; addressed by six Hearst candidates for the city, three of them being returned soldiers, also George Gooderham, who will cross swords with Hartley Dewart in South readily seen in the dark, should the l West Toronto. A" lady, Dr. Caroline passenger- require to switch , on the I Brown, also gave an address. It light or ring the bell, when the beith is I was left to Controller Cameron to, give in darkness. the last . speech near midnight. I A safety feature • ,it;troduced is a i think Mr, ..Editor- it has been noticed device for holding down the upper berth which precludes any possibility of the upper berth closing when in use, SeParate berth curtains are pro- vided so that passengers in the upper berths will not disturb passengers in the lower, The kitchen has the latest` steel range, facilities for washing dishes, and lockers enable passengers to stbre their food. Lavatories have received special attention, and provide greater conveniences than the older type. An electric thermostatic heating control can be so adjusted as to regulate the temperature of the car, thus prevent- ing overheating. Thus with the introduction of the daily service of the Canadian National lines between Toronto -Winnipeg -Van- couver, is the added convenience of the erery latest type of tourist cars for second-class passengers who can enjoy- a transcontinental trip in every comfort at minimum expense. that when a Highland man is a Tory, he is a_ fierce one. After a passionate appeal for the present Government, he wound up with the words, "If the Hearst Government is made to give way to one led by Hartley Dewart by the God above it will be a reflec- tion on this Province for all time and a disgrace to civilization." -J. J: I. • A TONIC FOR= THE NERVES The .Only Real Nerve Tonic is a Good Supply of Rich, Red Blood "If people would only 'attend to their blood, instead of worrying themselves ill," said an eminent nerve specialist, "we doctors would. not see our consulting roams crowded with nervous wrecks. lVfore people suffer from worry than anything else." The sort of thing which the .speci.l- ist spoke of is the nervous run-down condition caused by overwork and the. many anxieties of to -day. Sufferers .1Ll.bYS'rIIATI�TG WASTE OF find themselves tired, nio'rse, low BURNING COAL ; minds on anything, Any sudden noise Probably the greatest_ waste of hurts- like a blow. They are full of which.; the modern world is guilty is j groundless fears, and do not sleep well that of burning coal. The,..utomobile j at night. Headaches, neuritis and Association of England has recently other nerve pains are part of the produced a filth to show the waste. misery, and it all comes from starved The Sphere (London) says this: nerves. r. "The film starts by showing a pit- Doctoring the nerves with poisonous head winding gear and wagons full of sedatives is a terrible mistake. The coal. As an example: of the waste in only real nerve tonic` is .a good supply open grates, a woman is depicted mak- 1 of rich, red blood. Therefore to cure spirited and :unable to keep their ing un <. roaring fire, losing in this wasteful manner 70 per cent. of the heat there is in the coal, after which scene is phown a hand -fired boder in process of being stoked. Here the waste is up to 48 p.er cent nervousness and run-down health Dr. Williams' Pink Pills should be °taken. These pills actually make new, rich blood, which strengthens the nerves, ii-nproves the appetite, gives new strength and spirits, and makes "Then follows a statement as to hitherto despondent people bright and. what can be obtained from a ton of coal scientifically treated. Firt of all, from each ton of coal thirty pounds of ammonium sulphate can be recover- ed and a field being manured with cheerful. If you are at all "out of sorts" you should 1 egin curing your- self to -day by taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. , You can get these pills through any sulphate is shown. In addition to the dealer in medicine, or by mail at 50 aulphate 100 pounds of tar is secured cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 per ton of coal, giving enough fuel from The Dr. Williams' Medicine, Co., oil to drive one of our patrol boats Brockville, Ont. Stewart's Sell it for Less Mali or Phone Your Orders Stupendous We prepay Car age° Showing of Women's Coats Comprising a Tremendous3Array of Delightful Garments in Authentic Modes for F.11 and Winter, offering Unlimited Varietyin Materials and Colors The Special Features are ;- Special Child's white ribbed cotton Underwear, long sleeves and legs. All sizes, regular 75c values. Special Price - 39c Women's Cashmer- ette Hose There is a genuine bargain - in these Cashmerette Hose, plain knit silk fleece, all sizes Special Price 39c Women's Hose Space will not permit of a detailed description of our Fall and Winter Hose, but we can assure you that the same sterling value and re- liable merchandise will be found in this department. Men's Warm Underwear The enviable reputation of this store as a leading under- wear store *as never more clearly demonstrated than this season. In spite of the tremendous advances in wool through `early buying we are able to sellyou stand - are makes at prices that are so Jightly advanced that it is hardly noticeable. Extraordinarily Low Prices Entirely New Designs Thoroughly Reliable- Cloths And dependable Makes Many- months of :careful preparation and econom- ical buying have made this great display of Coats.- an even greater achievement than any previous showing. Materials have in many instances been bought at special prices and made into styles, emulating the most expens- ive imported models, and the prices have been fixed at a very small margin over cost of labor and material, It Cannot be too' strongly emphasized that o With our buying power and our favorable , connection with such reputable- firms as Northways, Continental Exclus- ive Cloak Co., etc., is it possible for us to offer you this Magnificent Display of Attractive Coats at Such Reas- onable Prices. " DON'T MISS THIS DISPLAY Women's Suits for Fall_and Winter The suit designers have excelled themselves this season and instilled into these popular priced suits. all the beauty and attract- iveness of the most exclusive and , expensive garments. You will be delighted with their becoming appearance and tempting prices. PRICE --$15 to $65 1 r - Furs • . Furs Reasonable Prices You will b.e agreeably sur- prised when you look at our stock of rich luxurious fur ruffs and ,muilas, and learn the decidedly low prices we are asking for them. Every wanted fur is here and we guarantee every piece of fur we sell. COME EARLY . AND GET FIRST CHOICE. ecngord WE BOUGHT EARLY— WE ARLY WE BOUGHT FOR CASH AND ARE SELLING AT PRICES YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS,• " Grand Display of Suits and Over- coats for Men and Boys An Enthusiastic Showing of an -Immense Assemblage of Clothing for Fall and Winter Wear in. which Variety of Styles, Materials and Pat - "terns are a Prominent Feature, and Attractive • Pricing Predominates Magnificent Overcoats for Men and Boys Filled with cozy comfort and° attractive appearance are these New Winter Coats. The leaders are Belters, , Waistlines, Slip -Ons, Ulsters Chesterfields. They come in bright attractive . color- ings for the boys and young meh and the more sombre but none the less pleasing cloths for the quieter dress- ers. Butte one great point we are - et hasizin is the REASONABLE PRICES . No matter what price you Wish to pay we can give you the best- value at that price. PRICES Boys $5 to $15 Men '$15 to $35 Stylish Suits for Men and Boys Just a glance at the great racks of New Suits loaded with `attractive vats you cannot afford to miss would convince you that you ons serve your own best inter- ests when you come here. For in .addition to the - ad- vantage dvantage that you derive from making your selection from this immense stock of the most reliable makers, there is a dollars and cents reason why you should come here. We can very easily convie you along both lines when you call. Let us quit you and you will be Suited. PRICES Boys: $5 to $15 Men $10 to $40 Silks and Satins Soft Lustrous Weavek and Beautiful Colorings A Delightful assemblage of silks and satins are being shown this fall, comprising taffetas, messalines, failles, crepe-de-chenes, satin -de- chenes,°, and last, but not' least, 'the season's special favorite satins—taupe, bur- gundy, beetroot, browns, oinks, navys, and black. Ali Attractively Priced Women s Underwear All the reliable brands--- Standfield's, P e i m a n' s, ,Turnbuil's and Watson's, are here in all the wanted weights at prices that few will equal and none will beat. • Winter Caps _ Every new idea ,in cap- dom finds first expression in this store. The tremendous selling we do requires a con- stant supply of new arrivals, bringing with them. every new style and attractive pat - .tern. We can best meet your- wants, as we carry the stock and can give you the greatest variety to . choose from. PRICE -50c to $3.00, -_ DRIED APPLES WANTED 10 CENTS PER POUND id Stewart. Bros. SEAFORTII 10 GENTS PER POUND