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The Huron Expositor, 1920-05-07, Page 3s Bank the success of any g ere eflient, careful and iaT Kirkton kW Zurich Olin How `pit gives us off, the which our foSea eeere to indieate. The ridges bottom, seem to follow thea irection of the mountain efnd on the larger islands•, neer «ncluded that the ridges der water and the mountain Which rear themselves above rmerly all parts of the same He believes that the motm.. the Iost continent were higher y now on the American coati- ut does not say that the high ay have become affronted by altation and have thus been to abolish a continent. Here's to teeth, aPPetitef diestiotU IT -C#!e € G.S;LUM . (j seseseS..„ 411444614.11 UBLE.MI E NG y UM !G EYS vat SMNr' Tru PERFEc iiUM IV .1.41:4. Dyeing Parker's can be sent in by mail ren the work as though cleaning CS Limited A 7, 1921 Have 'Famous Cattle It pays to improve rout stock. Though . the initial cost of introducinga famous breed into your herd is considerable there Is money in thaorenture. If you need backing_for this, or for increasing your herds, Consult the Manager, ThE. DOMINION BANK' SEAFORTH BRANCH, R. M. JONES, Manager. SAFtTY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. THE HURON EXPOSITOR DISTRICT M.aTTERS wltfiont anybody - hearing about him. • F1ie 'ehief equipment for the part he has played in the . past -year is un- limited impudence, no ; ecruples what • e'er and a sincere hatred of the Jews.. It -was the -last quality that made him MILE IN EVERY DOSE, was When a Tewtsh+ massacre A. was on foot -he was in' the foreground OF BABY'S OWN TABLETS ` and. among the Magyrs hatred of the Jews appears to be . flaming more Baby's Own Tablets are a regular fiercely than it flamed in Russia. Both joy giver to the little ones—they Horthy and Friedrich had also the advantage of the support of the Rumanian army when " it invaded limitary, and this - backing, apart from anything else, would .have kept . thein in power. He Was deferential to the Roumanian officers, but this did not prevent him from making impassion- ed harangues to his countrymen in. which he denounced the barbarities of the Rumanian invasion. This suggests another quality that the :man seems to have discovered almost bvernight—a giftof fiery laegtiage and a sense of what a mob like to hear.' Horthy had at least Smile in every dose of the Tablets., military training'.1or his post. -Fried- Baby's Own Tablets are sold by medie rich had nothing but his innate ruf- eine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a fianism, and luck; for a man must box. from The Dr. Williams' .Medicine be lucky to be anorganizer of the Go., Brockville, Ont. Reds, and within a year a leader of et. ; the Whites.. The truth is that since IIUNGARIAN ADVENTURER'S :'bloodshed was the chief quality of AMAZING CAREER' both, the moral difference between ` them was not great, though the po- litical divergence was marked. His downfall is due chiefly to Francis Gondor, a Hungarian, now in exile in Vienna, who, in his socialist pa- per has charged Friedrich with mur- der and has even violated a social- ist canon to the extent that he has collected sound evidence to prove his case. Horthy, as remarked, is not displeased, and Horthy is at pre- sent the boss of Hungary. To get rid of Friedrich is a step in the right direction if Hungary is to regain her sanity. To get rid of Horthy never fail to make the cross baby happy. When baby is eross and'fret- ful the mother may be sure sore- thing is the matter for it is not baby's nature to be cross unless he is ailing. Mothers, if your baby is -cross; if he cries ° a great deal and needs your constant attention, day and night, give him a dose of -Baby's Own Tablets. They are a mild- but thorough laxative which will. quickly regulate the bowels and stomach and thus relieve constipation and indiges- tion, colds and simple fevers- and make baby happy—there surely is a One of the many evil genuises that have plagued Hungary since the war appears to• have fallen, at least temp- orarily, and while we have no par- ticular reason for wishing Hungary well, she is to be congratulated upon the spectacle of Stephen Friedrich, formerly Minister of War, in prison on a charge of murder. He is accus- ed of responsibility for the death of Count Stephen Tisza, one of the leading statesmen of the Central Power's throughout. the war. He was Premier of ars and a bitter enemy -of the inter te. When he was f will be equally helpful. shot to death in a revolutionary ap• - prising there was no great grief ex- --Zurich and community were with pressed in Hungary; but the Hun- , deep regret shocked upon learning garians after an .experience of the the sad news of the death of Mrs. Amelia Schmidt, beloved wife of Mr, Charles Hartleib, Waterloo, and form- erly of. Zurich. The deceased went peacefully to sleep at her home on Tuesday, April 13th, having been con- fined to her bed for only a week with heart failure, and the end came very sudden, at the age of fifty-five years, six months and twelve days. She was well' known in- Zurich vicinity, hiving lived here with her husband for many years, until last fall when they removed to Waterloo. This union was blessed with six daughters who survive her and are as follows: Laura, Mrs. S. E. Faust, Zurich; Eleanor, Mrs. J. H. Cantelon, Hensall; Florence, Mrs. H. J. Simon, Semans, Sask., Etta, Gertrude and Ruth, at of Austro-Hungarian resistance. At ' home. this time he was living in a suburb of Budape* and seized the oppor llELICATE GIRLS tunity to oanize a secret society Hapsburgs, the Redsnd the Whites have conte to the`'- conclusion that the Hapsburgs were comparatively innocuous. They are tending to. them now, and it is for the purpose of stimulating this feeling that they. are called upon to deplore the un- timely taking off of Tisza. Those in the plot to re-establish the Haps- burgs nnay deplore the fact that Friedrich is made the "goat" in this murder trial, but his 'brilliant rise from obsduirty to power made 'him enemies, and he is being thrown overboard. Friedrich wasan obscure manu- facturer of machinery and was un- heard of until the revolution of Oc- tober, 1918, which marked the end on the Russian pattern. The plan was to introduce soviet government 'MADE STRONG in Hungary: Friedrich edited an Rich, Red Blood Needed to Keep anti -militarist paper with this - end Up Their Vitality. / in view. It was this organziation If growinggirls are to become well that decreed the assassination of Tisza and if Friedrich was not one of those developed, healthy women their who slew the premier, he provided blood supply must be carefully them with the weapons for the act. watched. Mothers should not ignore It was Friedrich who organized thetheir unsettled moods or the various Officers Council of Eleven and presid- ! troubles that fell of approaching ed over it, although he was not an womanhood. It should be constantly officer. When the revolution succeed- borne =. in mind that pale, bloodless ed, he was nominated by this power - , girls need plenty of nourishment, ful Council as Minister of War. , plenty of sleep and regular open-air Nevertheless the nomination was ig- exercise. But a lack of appetite, and nored_by the National Coupcil as well tired, aching limbs tend to hinder as later by the Karolyi cabinet. With progress. To save the weak, -thin - blooded sufierer she must ,have new, rich, red blood and nothing meets; a case of this kimd so well as Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. These pills not only enrich and increase the blood I supply, they help the appetite and !aid digestion, relieve the weary back and limbs, thus promptly restoring health and strength and trani'sform- ' ing anaemic girls and women into cheerful happy people. Among the thousands who have -obtained new health and strength thraii'gh ;the use of Dr. Williams y Pink Pills/is Miss 1 Violet Booth, Glenar'xn, Ont., who ! says:—"For a long time I was in a ' badly run down condition. I was 1 pale, breathless at the least exertion, and could hardly do any housework . without stopping to rest. I often, had severe headaches, and my appe tite was poor and fickle, and -1 would get up in the Morning without feel- ing the least bit rested. I had tried equally determined to wash out in several medicines, but.:did not get blood any smouldering emners of the ; benefit from anything until I began revolution and to b-r.ing about the re- f.the use of Dr; Williams Pink Pills. instatement of the Hapsburgs. Feel When I had taken two boxes I could there was this difference between , see an improvement, and after rising them, that whereas Horthy desires to I six boxes I found l my Neale fully e- have the former emperor Charles i g nt restored, Friedrich has been -plotting f since I used the pills that I strongly and murdering in behalf of the 'advise them fee.all weak, run down Archduke Joseph. Lately the balance I people_" characteristic impudence, however, he presented himself at the War De- partment and finding Col. Linder in charge he appointed himself as under secretary and simply declined to be discharged. When the Bela Kun soviet 'govern- ment collapsed, Friedrich at an op- portune moment presented himself to the populace from a balcony and announced that he was the:. new Minister of War, and that he had the sanction of the Entente Allies. Though this was denied by the Allies' representatives, Friedrich appears to have been able to hang on, and once in power had men and money at his command to maintain his position. He became with Admiral Horthy one of the two chief leaders of the Whites, as the' present party in power calls itself, in opposition to the Reds. For a while the -two co- operated successfully, for they were ON}ITOR Stewart'=s Sell it for Less to otsec1eanin�'is . �� �; Wh do you no MIR Nig f at at We prepay_ C :!r Require tit#It[� t t I,. 11tH ! It11!lilltltilt--11111tlltliltit[ltftt!#llNllllttllN1 1 ! i tNt It ttltilt!!i[itlltltttttiltttlttttftllillttitt tnitEtttntttnittttnutntmnurtttiutttetttMtnitqtt[l� Do You Need New Linoleums If you do you will consult your own best-- Interests to 'See our Stocks before you buy. Among the in a n y . departments which are °particularly outstanding in this store is the Linoleum. Few stores indeed will show you a range so extensive in its new patterns and colorings, so complete in its adapta- bility and finish. - ere Are beatttiful floral - lesi s in Poppy, Tulip and Rose Effects, yello, red ,,and pink. Hexagon pat- terns in practically all the wanted colors:. �,- Imitation flooring n squ'ares and stripes, ,pecialiy servigeable for halls or ofl'ices, Wewishto lay special stress on our stock of Linoleums, made specially for surrounds for rugs, _in imitation of the most elaborate hard wood flooring in numerous fancy designs. Linoleums and floor oils in all widths. PRICES ALWAYS LOWER Awing. Stripes FOR VERANDAHS - OR WINDOWS In spite of the unpresedented scarc- ity of these goods, we are pleased to be able to state that this store—with its usual foresight -is prepared to - take care of your wants for Awning Stripes in a way that will be very satisfactory to your good taste and pocket -book as well. Greens, Tans, Browns are all represented in a par- ticularly good material. PRICE 85°CENTS. Selecting a Good Rug. at a Small Price isnot Difficult -NOT WHEN YOU HAVE A STOCK LIKE WE ARE SHOWING TO CHOOSE FROM—BRUSSELS, AXIMINSTERS, VELVETS, TAPESTRY'S. For . any house in which you wish to make the floors comfortable and home -like, at inconsiderable cost BRUSSELS AND - TAPESTRY are most serviceable. Renowned for their long wear, are easily cleaned and in addition to these practical advantages, have a pleasing - appearance. These Rugs with this char- acteristic have a firm, hard smooth surface, are procur - able in a wonderful range of designs and ._ colorings, brown and green, green and - ivory, tan, rose, grey, etc., in all sizes. ice.. Price $-20 tot- $62.50 appears to have been turning in favor If you are Weak or ailing in any of the Horthy faction, and now he way, avail yourself at once of the feels independent enough to -do with- ! splendid home treatment which Dr. out his bloodthirsty coadjutor. !William's Pink Pills so easily afford Friedrich is one of the most re- and you will be among those who re- markable adventurers east up by the joice in regained health. These pills backwash of the war. That he is are sold by alledealers in medicine, not a Tan of great ability would or may be had by mail at 50 cents a seem to be indicated by the fact I box or six boxes for $2.50 by writing that he lived until middle age and I T e Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., was a manufacturer in a small way Brockville: Japanese Matting FOR VERANDAHS OR BEDROOMS These Mattings—clean, cool, • sani- tary—are particularly useful for summer .time. They are reversible and can be scrubbed when soiled. PRICE 20c TO 40c This Store will be dos- ced every Wednesday af- ternoon during May, June, July, 'August and September. e ARPTES In all the new color com- binations and a delightful. array of artistic. patterns. For halls, rooms and stairs. There are no better values to be found anywhere than we are offering. { Price . ! to 4400. e 0 BEAUTIFUL AXMIN STER AND WILTON RUGS for or for those wb w nt some- thing special e living room, den, din' "room or guest room. These heavily piled' Rugs are the very acme of rug per- fection. ' Shown in small allover de- signs, in panels, and large medallions, many and van- ous combinations in tan, brown, green, Persian red, blue, .olive and ivory. , These .Rugs are an adorn- ment to arty room in the house. All leading ;sizes . for your choosing,:; - Price Scores of Beautiful Curtains an Curtain Materials Moderately Priced here OUTSIDERS JUDGE YOUR .HOME BY YOUR CUR- TAINS. PRETTY CURTAINS NEED NOT BE EX- PENSIVE. T E. Many houses, good architecturally, are spoiled by poor curtains. Curtains may be simple and inexpensive but they shouldibe'appropriate to , the house, and p efera l " alike at every windows Made of one fabric they present an unique effect and give your house a finished appear- ance. In our curtain department you will find an exception- ally attractive array of dainty designs that carry with them every (mark of good taste.The new ideas, ea - pressed in these handsome curtains, are a pleasant rte - lief from the heavy elaborate over -ornament designs of past yearn f " PRICE °;`-to W PA CURTAINS BY THE YARD: In the yardage goods every possible.. shade, material. and design is represented. Curtains ae a strong fea. Lure with this store, so strong in fact that you cannot afford to buy elsewhere.. PRICE 40e tom= $1.50- YARD Cliarming-Chintzes $1 to $3.50 a yari SUCI1 A VARIETY AND SO ADAPTED TO YOUR NEED$ AND PURSE. - The Patterns ,are so very 'attrac#ve, and the range of colorings and patterns are - almost endless, meOting the needs of all/ the shapes and. styles of rcioras. : Therd is no, color or design known in tlite,Creionne trade that is not:to be seen at this store, bat do nOt .ivait, come early. CONGOLEUM RUGS the'new color- ings and D.esigns every, size.' PRICE $1:50 to $25:00 Those who are anxious to,. procure an artistic, inex- pensive material for cur- tains, cushions, box covers, chair or lounge covers o any of the hundred and one uses to which chintzes are put will surely :be enthused with these fabtieg„ Beautiful combinations of blues, pinks, golden browns and greens. In floral medal- lion and old time flowey gar- den patterns. PRICE $1.00 t • ST.EWART 'BROS.. Seaforth s tore will be dos- ed every .Wednesday, af ttrnoqn during 10.34 June, July, August and