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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1920-09-24, Page 3,r» LI*TEMBER24,, 19*araffinimmiiikosommomemimmis s Bank 9,000,000 hes E SOLD gaiting to market consult with the , OLSONS BANK at all Branches. DISTRICT Kirkton all Zurich t niversity OitariO Tse in nistratzon . our year course in requirement; rement, `ALENDAR W R ITE Regz;.trar A t ES A PORTION OF THE FALL,. 'N AS "INDIAN SiJMMEW rding to the Rev. James an, the haste "Indian Stu n- was due to the fact that the were particularly fond of rtion of the year, regarding it. pecial gift of the God of the rest, who sends the soft vest winds and with whom aped to be happy after death. Webster stated. that the early gave that name to the seas- cause they attributed its pe - features --- the comparative ;.d the haze --to the lrning of. ,,iritis by the Indians at that heval, however, gives an even lausible explanation when, in eursion of "Americanism," he. "It. ,sometimes happened that he apparent onset of winter, ieatheb became waren, the time' commenced and lasted considerable number of days. seas the "Indian Summer," be - it afforded the Indians --who, the severe weather, never ;.try incursions into the settle- -another opportunity for vis - :hem with their destructive e. The melting of the . early saddened every countenane e genial warmth of the sun every heart with horror. The ension of another visit of the was painful in the highest vngland the same season a~ es "St. Martin's Summer7 to fact that it properly be - or about November lith, St. ,s Day. The Germans know "der alte Weibersrnrnne n Chile, it is called "St, John's r." fl<L 941iOfillittalts THAN el:' ANY / STICKY -FLY CATCHER/, to handle. Sold by a ggists, Grocers and General Stores off Cams hurt a bit and Freezonsr s only a few cents. int fingers i Ton can lift esit •orn, sof U core, or corn between d the hard skin calluses. Irani feet. elle of "Freezone" costs liths st",re: apply a few drops rn or callus, inetent,y ing. them shortly you lift than e corn or callus right off, roc' -. ( tit .one hit of paint or sore -- F. `'t) 1!u .bug! Every :illar Saved Tay will help to bring down •prices, and :tie purchasing power of money sawed now will increase as the cost of living comes down. Increase your -Savings Account: THE DOMINION BANK SEAFORTH BRANCH, - R. M. JONES, Manager. SAFETY pEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. wilE 17RON EXPOSITOR. DISTRICT MATTERS WHEN BABY IS SICK When the baby is sick—when he is cross and, peevish; cries a great Beal and is a constant worry to the mother—he needs Baby's Own Tab- lets. The Tablets are an ideal medi gine for little ones. They are a gen- tle entle but thorough laxative which reg- :elate the bowels, sweeten the `stomach, banish constipation and indigestion, break up colds and - sim- ple fevers and make teething easy. .Concerning them Mrs. Philippe -Payen, St. Flavien, Que., writes: "Baby's Own Tablets have been a wonderful help to me in the case, of ray_ baby and I can strongly °recom- mend them to other 'mothers" The `Tablets are sold by medicine dealers, or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Willialmw Medicine Co.; :Brockville, Ont. WHY DO OBJECTS AT A DISTANCE APPEAR SMALLER? Examination, of the structure of -the eye shows that the lens—the part through which we see—is convex in shape, thus bending the rays of Fight .from all sides inward toward a central point. As a result, the lutes -Of sight which, start from the small image of the object made by the eye -lens on the retima, passing through the central or "nodal" point, must continually diverge as they approach the real objects, and this diversion naturally becomes =greater with increased distances. If our eyes were constructed with- out these convex lenses, and the rays of light touched the retina in parallel instead of converging or ' diverging lines, the apparent size of an object wou}d not be altered by distance and we could not ,see all of any object which was larger than the diameter of the pupil of the eye. -Our eyes would furnish us with no .'basis for judging distance, and we would be conscious of nothing about us except circular pathos • of vary- ing colors and brightness, which we • would have to join together in order to understand the. color and form of the world. With our convex lenses, however, a small circle, held some two_feet from the eye, appears to be of the same size as the moon,, which is 2,160 miles in diamlater, and; our forefinger, when' held close td the face, is apparently as tall as the Washington Monument. ELIXOR OF YOUTH • Vital Tablets Make the Old, Feel Young and the Young Feel Gay. Hundreds have studied a life- time, trying to discover the Elixor ofYouth. The French are to -day putting, ' one the market 'a Tablet containing' all the essentials to make one feel: young again, a lot of people are being in- jected with monkey glands, and lot of other injections, for lost vitality and general debility. We 'guarantee. Vital Tablets to do all this. fere:yea, You would lit once be convinced of its true value. If you are not. feel- ing as you should feel, if you lack ambition, if you are weak, Vital Tab- lets will -put you on the right 'road; ,turn you right about face and put you on the road to happiness: - Don't lose any time. Go to your druggist and procure Vital. Tablets. Price 50e, per box, or six boxes for $2.50. Scobell Drug Company, Montreal. THE MOTOR DIGEST Automobiles are used inthe cattle rustling business in Western Canada, A speedy revival of the automobile industry is predicted , in • Vienna, Austria. Motorists are arrested i n' Phila- delphia for excessive sounding ;of sig- nal devices on motor care. During the first . five months of 1920, the consumption of gasoline in- creased 26 per cent. over last year. The state college at Amery Ia., offers a two weeks' course on; tractor operation for the sons of fanners. Saint Louis,+I r." produoes 'more motor vbic1es of the 4,0004pound Ca- pacity than any ` other elty ' ,in the `United States. laosachuse€ta has 206,094 passenger aur nobiles , or 26 per cent. ahead of the registration for corresponding tinsel- last year. Recent tests of motor fuel just com- pleted by the bureau of mines shows San Francisco getting the best sum- mer gasoline.. As a means of gdick delivery, the Great Lakes freighters are remodeled to carry, automobiles from Detroit and Cleveland. to other lakeports. A. good roads' association- was rt- centely formed by a large numbeic o f prominent Argentine, American an British business risen of Buenos Ayres. Twenty years ago an 'electric vehicle company issued a catalogue showing seventeen different styles of -electric vehicles, but only one gasoline car. Parisian taxicab drivers, afraid of being assassinated in. the deserted • • streets at nightfall, have asked the prefecture of :police for permission to carry ,revolvers. 'The' Jefferson highway is 1,600: miles long, extending from Winnipeg,. Canada, through.BSt. Paul' Des. Moines, Kansas City ` and , Joplin to New Orleans.: :Senator Boles' Penrose received, motor license number 500,000, the highest to be awarded this year by the Pennsylvania state railway - de- partment. It is estimated that the number of new motor ears which will be built and sold this year will be 2,250,000; while the number that will be retired front service will be 1,525,000: In a recent check of different state licenses on passenger automobiles en- tering Canada, 20 states, represented cars from Florida to Washington, were counted . h a single day. As a- result of the British govern- ment imposing a tax of $6 per horse- power on all foreign -elle automo- biles, kgencies of Ane ►n made cars in London are cutting the price to meet the new horsepower tax. The Rev. Charles Everett Draper, pastor of a Methodist Episcopal church in Kansas City, Mo:, announces that he- will deliver his Sunday even- ing vening sermon from a motor car in front of the _ church during the summer and fall. Orders for 600,000 tags for neu- uratic tired cars and 82,000 ' tags ter motor trucks for 1921 were receiftly placed by the ' Pennsylvania state highway department. It is the larg- est order in history by the depart- ment. DYE -WORKERS . SUSCEPTIBLE TO CANCER. With the .great growth of the- dye industry in the United States, some observations by several German physicians, to which the Journal of the American Medical Association draws attention, are important. These observers agree that the workers in dye factories are peculiarly liable_ to cancer of the bladder, and it appears that anilin is the one dyestuff that is . to blame. The striking thing about these cancers is the long time that elapses before they develop. Ordinarily the first symptoms appear about fifteen years after the first exposure; in some cases as late as twenty -dight years, but. in one case cancer develop- ed after -only two . years. Sometimes the man in whom the cancer develops has not been working among dyestuffs for ten years or more. Owing to this long period of incu- bation it is not possible to state how large a proportion of dye workers develop cancer, but Dr. ehlassauer of Frankfort had twentyeight cases from .one factory . employing about 105 hands, The anilin may be absorbed through the skin and lungs, possibly through dust being swallowed or vapor enter- ing the mouth. Strange to say, dye workers are no more susceptible than other men to cancer except in the bladder, Time alone can tell whether the large number of men and women who have entered dye works in America ; during the war will show similar susceptibility. WART all Opening TOMORRO� Foliovin; illner PALLID CHEEKS MEAN ANAEMIA New Health Can be _Obtained.- by Enriching the Blood Supply. When a girl in . her -teens becomes peevish, listless and dull, when troth- `ng seems to interest her and daint- ies do not tempt her appetite you may be certain that she needs more good blood .thanher system is pro- vided with. Before long her pallid cheeks, frequent headaches and breathlessness and heart palpitation will confirm that she, is anaemic.- Many naemic:Many mothers as the result of their own girlhood experience can prompt- ly detect the early signs of anaemia and the wise mother does not Wait for the trouble- to develop • further, but at once gives her daughter a course with -Dr, Williams? Pink Pills, which ` renew the bloods supply and banish anaemia before it has obtain - 1 a • hold on the system. • Out of - their experience thousands of mothers know that anaemia is the sure' road to worse ills. _'They know the difference that goon red blood Makes in the development.of woman - ly health. Eveiiy heada'ghe, every gasp for *breath that follows - the slightest exertion by ih mil /: 'girt, every pain she suffers m her_ back and limbs are reproaches if you have not taken the best steps to give your weak girl new blood,and the ' only . sure way to do so is through the use of Dr .t Williams' Pink Pills, New, rich 'blood is infused into the system by every dose of these pills. From this new rich bloocL springs good health,. an increased ap-` petite, new energy, high spirits ands'" perfect womanly development. Give your daughter Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and take them yourself and note how promptly their influence is felt in better health. - You can get these pills : through any dealer in medicine or by -mail postpaid. at 50 cents, a box or six box- es for '$2.50 from, The Dr. Williams' Medicine :Coe Broekville, Ont. • S;eubia:! = b its In which ualisn is fasinately a:fid sensibly expressed 11 es that command your enthusiastic approval These new st1e garments impress everyone because of their absolute fitness and r r1 tion for everyoccasion. Whether for indoor or ou�door wear for formal alp op a the verynewest and best for the least oey here. or informal dress you can get e e n. Entirely new ideas presented with so many ` pleasing characteristics that aretruly original. It is the last touch that means so much inmaking our Millinery so charmingly different. Coats = p New 4 dela.. with_new Matures,eautyN , design, •resplend- ante of color and Materials, sparkled here and there with the more ex- treme styles. - n Suits --- As has always been the cane this store is in a class by itself, ca :'ng larger stocks represent ng the sit makers and d always the lowestin pine, -t Showing the newest in ruffs, muffs and coats, wolf, fox, Lynx, coon, mar- mot, Mink, ar-mot,mink, - nersian, musk. rat, bear - and every fashionable iifur. The new styles are the most novel and at- tractive we have ever shown. ---In Blouses Every style tendency the new fall blouses. in an endless vas; stypes from th best of wash is apparent in They are here of designs and of silks to the ---In Dresses This store is stronger this year than ever in the Ready -to -Wear Dress Department. Thea. new styles are a revelation in comet ideas 'ma feotlit. - Your Presence is Most Cordially Requeste4 Stewart Bros.