The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1928-01-26, Page 76-4
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The 1928 -Colynlpic OLii VINTEit NOM
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Atl spertsmen ere relieved to bear
ts:,'at the Prielsh Olympic Gatate A Trying Tjoie for People With
Council have docided to take part in WeakaterY 01004
the 1-928 games at Amsterdam. There
WS 44 awkWarcl obstacle—the peel- Cenadian winter aweather tri 4 try
lion take n up by some European coun- Ing time 'for delsilitated, run-down pece
tries on tho vexed queistion et "brole Pie. The close air of ahut.up 'houses.
en -time," It arose fs'om pie lack et 4 lack of out-of-door exercise, the re-
formula for: What hi an amateur? stricted diet of the season all have
. '. e problem has, .beeti with us for their
yo effect on Weakened systems,
ni . y years, and we have solved it There is always In such cases the
as our hearts and our tradition dictat- denser a severe colds, attacks of in-
fluenza, •Or the gall more dreaded
pd. We saY, broadly, that ail amateur
le a man who plays, for the fun a the Pneumonia, There ia eto other time
bey
thiug and who does not eXeeet either a year when a entifel Supplof
rich, red blooa is Bo necessary; ancl
to make money out of it or to have re -
the one way to keep the blood rich
funded any wages he May have to aur-
rder to Playand pure and thus avoid winter trou-
en.
We have taught the world to Play ' _bltsri is through the use of Dr. Williams'
Isi It Pills, If, unfortunately, you Stave
practleally ' all its games, which are Mlle
, . la a victim to influenza, pr other
now popular. And to a Praiseevertny winter troubles, this same medicine
degree, one love of sportsmanship, 'elle will restore your health end strength,
inherent belief in what we cell Splay- Among those who have proved the
ing the genie," has also been adoet-; value of Dr. Williams Pink Pills is
ed. I3ut as. was only to be expected, Niles Margaret Pearson, R.R. No. 3,
those nations who were our pupils Chatham. Miss Pearson had passed
have former different opinione on through a severe attack of influenza
certain aspects of sport. And there 18 and says: "It left Me so weak and
also this meter of amateurism. run-down, that I could scarcely walk.
Some continental natiOne say: "We Anaemia set in and it almost seemed
do not want the full-time professional as if I would not pull through the win -
at all. We prefer that all oar sports, ter, as I grew so weak that the leatat
Men shouild be embraced under one
definition as amateurs. For tele pur-
pose we believe that if such a man
as• a carpenter, who iv paid wages
by the hour,. is to lose wages in adveragement of Dr. Williams' Pink
order to represent his peovince or his Pills, and decided to try them. BY
town r las country, that losshould
the time I- had utted three boxes I felt
oe
he made good to him." much better, and continuing the use
Thee who control our sport find
b' at such payments, open the way to
ttiniee of amateurism and will have
uone of it.
a So far. as the Olympic Gamesare
concerned, this "broken time" is
mooted only in the case of football,
at least, the pills have been worth
end therefore, as matters stand at •
- .
preeent, Britain, and the British Em-
their weight in gold."
As a precaution against winter 11181:
take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills now.
Sold by all medicine dealers, or sent
by mail at 50c a box by The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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Willerhy expected to benefit by hie
rich uncee's death. The latter read
not failed to observe the nephew's
onxiety an this, point, however, and
when on his death -bed sent for Willer -
by. "I haven't forgotten you, George,"
he said: "got you down in my will,"
•et the funeral. Willerby invested in
an expensive wreath, and attended to
hear the will read. "To my dear
nephew, George," Nan the document,
n
"I leave an illustrated editioof Dick -
exertion would bring on fainting
spells. I was under medical treat-
ment, but it did not help me. Then
one day in our local paper I read an
of the pills it was not tong before I
felt better than I had been before the
lufluenea attacked me. My rapid re-
covery surprised my friends, and
when asked "What did you do?" I
prould proudly say, "Not my doing,
but Dr. Williams' Pink Pills." To me,
pire, will not compete in football.
It is a great and glorious episode
In tee his:tory of the world, this
Olympic gathering every fourth year;
It is tS ought to be a true path to bet-
ter indeestanding between countries.
Four yeare ago at Paris forty-two
nations tool: part, and the preliminary
parade of the thousands of .conepeta
• tors was perhaps She meet wonderful
sight of its. kind the world has ever
Gem
Besides the English-ape:eking and
European nations, „there were- mere-
sentatives from such places as China,
Turkey, Haiti, Egypt and Mexco.
Ana ealest a galaxy oftalent was
produtted! Fidel la Barba, afterwards en's 'Great 13xpectationeS "
world's flyweight ehampion,' dise —
tiaguisbed the boxing. 'Willie Smith,
the South • African, who defeated
Bal -dock recently, first TOS0 to fame
at the Paris gamest Such brilliant
erackmen as H. M. Abrahamee who
won eel sprint, WC Liddell, the Sea,
Corporal Cotterell and H. D. Stallard
ran marvellously well to uphold Bri-
tish honor, •
Then there was; that marvel of the
track, Nummi, the Finn, Who, loping
Lap after lap with watch in Stand, gave
the most extraordinary performances
of long-distance running the world
had ever seen.
All eatione did not compete at all
events, of course; but there were no
fewer than twenty-nine nations com-
peting at boxing, which the United
Sate e just won' from England.
Women took part then in such
events as Swedish drill, but Ms time
their field Is to be Widened. They
are to have their own track events.
Germany, with Dr, Peltzee as one
of , the vvorld's beet sprinter, and
with specialists in field events., and
a vast number of splendid young
-
boxers, is devoting Government time
and money to the 'exploration of Ger-
many for talent. France has long
had etnnething like a ministry of
sport. The United States are under-
stood to be chartering and equip-
ping a special liner in which to bring
and house their hundreds,
Our then endeavor is left to those
who are interested. We have no
Government subsidy or Government
organization. Because of our deeply
rooted belief that amateurism is
voluntary most of us would rather
shoulder our o wn burden.
Considering what we have to lime,
we .cannot anticipate more than .a
reasonablygood show against the Test
of the world. The pupil is fast be-
coming the mastee.
"Color in Men's Clothes"
Plan Dropped by London
Tailors
Color ds a stimulant to improved
sales of :ments clothing in England has
failed, accordingto a report made to
the Department of emmerce .by As-
sistant Trade Commissioner C. C4rant
Isaacs, Londog, The trend toward
color was initiated and endorsed by
London tailors and fabria wholesalers
In the belief It would bring about a
more definite rotation of Styles in
men's clothes, with consequent. gain
111 ealess e
The inoveinent, however, failed to
gather .any impetus and now darker
clothes subdued patterns are
favored. American buyers of Thiglish
fabrics are also allowing a desire for
eoneervativo materiale, reports Mr,
-Isaaer.
"Ciatlles ate enwty," says a nmral-
ist, "beer.use the modern faMily is
Ueddeci to its' InOtor can'"nill debt
t:o there. part.
V
Do your registration plate ShOPPIng
exi'ly tii Whether good-•netto.
apanese onor 1 BROKEN WATCH "
SENiP US YOUR Why They .
Prince Sells Last of Property
Aid clients of closed
Bank
Tokyo,—Dispossi or the last of bis
belongings and the gift of their pur- [
WE'LL REIfrAIR IT
As good as new and Guaranteed for
2 Years at Moderate Price*
DURBIN JEWELRY Co. Ltd.
Established 16 years TORONTO
"Run Amok
chase price to the Fifteenth Bank,
and the rettira of Ms Datent of De-
bility to the throne has been decided
upon by Prince Iwao Matsukats,.
Prince Mateultata, who is the son
of Prince Masayoshi Matsukata, has
felt the personal responsibility tor
the failure of the Fifteenth Bank 80
greatly that he is unwilling to leave
arty stone unturned to aid the hanlee
shereholdere and creditors, Ile has
gone far beyond the requirenaents of ,
the law, although he 18 president of
the bank.
When the institution, familiarly ;
knewn as the Veers' Ita.nit"'because
the stockholders are largely members
of the peerage, crashed last spring,
Prince Idatsukata sold the bulk ofsbis
estate and placed the funds at the dis-
posal of the bank. He retained only
a small villa and sufficient funds to
ensure a modest living. In the months
that have Intervened he has consider-
ed his course and has now arrived at ;
the conclusion that he must sacrifice I
all that he has. As a result, his villa '
is to be sold and all that he possesses
will be given to the bank.
In addition, Prince Matsukata has
informed the head of the Peerage
Bureau that he wishes to return his
title' of prince to the throne. He
gives as his reason the fact that he
will not in the future be able to live,
in a style suited to such a high title,
"I have decided to surrender my
title and give up what property I
have," he says. "I am now free, but
:what a fool Jam that I did not be-
come a plain man long ago."
There is general regret that Prince
Matsukata has been brought to this
pass. His father was one of the .most
distinguished statesmen and finan-
ciers of modern. Japan, and formed
one of the little clique known as the
Genro which ruled behind the throne.
INDIAN WOMAN COURT OFFICER
Bombay—Daw Me Khin has been
appointed Assistant Registrar he thee
Rangoon High Court. She was the
first woman to pass the Bachelor of
La.ws examination at the Rangoon
University, and this is the first time
that the posthas been offered to a
woman.
see.
In telling her age a woman is often
shy—in more ways than one.—Wall
Street Journal.
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Are authorized by law to establish
INDUSTRIAL, /TECHNICAL AND
ART SCHOOLS
With the approval of the Minister of Education.
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES
may be conducted In accordance with the regulations Issued by
the Department of Education.
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION
Is given in various trades. The schools and classee are under the
direction of AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
Application for attendance should be made t� the Principal of the
school.
COMIViERDIAL 'SUBJECTS, MANUAL TRAINING,. HOUSEHOLD
SCIENCE AND AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE are provided •
for in the COurses.of Study in Public, Separate, Continuation and High
Schools, Collegiate, Institutes, Vocational Schools and Departments.
Copies. of the Regulationselssued by. the Minister of Education may be
obtained from.the Pelee* •Minter, Parliament Blaildings, Toronto.
APPLICATIONS
Are Filled As'Far
As Possible in the
Order In Which
They Are
Received
.ONTARIO
DEPARTMENT
OF AGRICULTURE
APPLICATIONS
Offering Annual
Work Are
Invariably
Given the
Preference
Farm Help Supplied
The Colonization and Immigration Branch of the
Department of Agriculture for Ontario will have available a
number of Experienced Married Men With Their Wives
and Families—IVIarried Couples Without Children—
also Single Men.
Farmers 'requiring help will he well
adficed to make early application to
Geo. A. Elliot
Director of Colonization
Parliament Bidet.,
Toronto. Ont.
Fite Your-
• Application.
at Once
Ali Men
Placed Subject
to Trial Period
HON, JOHN S. MARTIN, Minister of Agriculture
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For In-oubles
due to Acid,
INDIOESTiON
ACID STOMACH
"HeCi4AROVIlite"
GASaS.NAUSCA
edue
ci
iteh inteetines sour,
avid iiistantly, The best
form is Phillips' 1VIlik of Magnesia, be-
cause one harmless, tasteless dose
neutralizes many times its volume in
acid. Sine() its invention, BO year
ttgo, It hail reitittiried the standard
With physicians everywhere
Tako a spoonful 111Nvater and your
unhannY condition will probably end
Ixi five miuutes. Then yoU will al-
Wava know What to do. Crude and
harmful methods will never appeal to
you.. Go prove this for your own sake,
It may save a great many disagree-
able lidurs:
130 sure to get the geentine Phillips'
Milk of Magnesia prescribed by Oyu!.
dans for .50 years in correcting excess
acids. tech bottle contains full direc-
tions any drugstore,
. ,
.
t.;
Try It in ana a
Collars Replaced Free To Get
1.4aunfary Work
London collar mannfacturers are
going Lady Oesulatoll one better.
Her Ladyship offered to do away
with the frayed edges of men' e col-
lars if they would have them washed
in her Mayfair laundry.
The collar manufacturers now offer
to replace collars free of charge as
fast as they wear out.
But the collars must be purchased
directly from the manufacturers and
must be turned in to them again to
be washed when they are soiled. The
usual charge for washing is made.
Their profit comes from the laun-
dry work and is on the same business
principle employed by the manufac-
turers of safety razors who give the
'razors away, but make their profits
'from the 'blades.
IS THERE A BABY
IN YOUR HOME?
Is there a baby or young children
In your home? If there is you should
not be without a box of Baby's Own
Tablets. Childhood ailments come
quickly and means should always be
at hand to promptly fight them.
Bayb's Own Tablets are the ideal
home remedy. They regulate the
bowels; sweeten the stomach; banish
constipation and indigestion; break
up colds and simple fevers—in fact
they relieve all the minor ills oi little,
ones. Concerning them Mrs. Moise
Cabotte, Makamik, Que., writes:
"Baby's Own Tablets are the best
remedy in the world for little ones.
My baby suffered terribly from indi-
gestion and vomiting, but the Tablets
soon set her right and now she Is in
perfect health." The Tablets are sold
by medicine dealers or by mail at 25c.
a box from The Dr. Williams' Medi -
eine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Lunacy' for All
London Times (huh): (A French
statistician has sihown by figures, that
by the year 2139 the British people
will be composed of an equal nura-
ber of sane people and lunatics.) A
people like. the British, who have al-
ready adventured to the extreme
limits set by geography, are likely to
welcome the further adVenture of na-
tional lunacy, to be made in. the same
gradual but unresisting way. TibeY
can always draw back, not denying
the facts but by changing the defini-
tions. But a bold acceptance of their
destiny, a genial reluctance to disap-
.point statfeticians who raa-ely take
their disappointments well, will lead
rather to an eager impatienoe for the
new epoch to 'begin—Partly in order
that comparisons can be made, but
chiefly that all may enjoy the "hap-
Piness which madness often hits on
and reason and Danity cannot safely
he delivered of" to which olonius al-
luaese in a play which will now be re-
read with quickened interest.
PLENTY OF EYES
Turnip: Goodness, Mr. Potato,
you never ought to become near.
sighted with all those eyes!
Canada's Seed Grading
System
Commerce in seeds in Canada is
conducted on a basis of legally defined
grades, and the quality ot. seed sold
must conform to preseribed, grade de-
finitions,. This involves responsible
duties for the inspectors of the Do-
minion Seed Branch, Departmeut of
Agrtculture, who grade all agricul-
tural seed and a large part of the
field root and garden vegetable seeds
required for domestic use and for ex-
port. According te the latest an -
nal report of the Minister of Agricul-
toe 32,617 control sampleswere ex-
amined and graded at laboratory
points during the fiscal year 1025-26.
The total quantity of seed represent-
ed by these samples amounted to sev-
eral millions of bushels,. That the
system followed in this country is
sound is 2111,0Wn by the recognition
givbn on foreign markets to Canadian
seed offered umicr official sale and
grade names.
U'irst llrohhx "Yah, your mother
Sick stomachs, sour stomachs anti
Indio:111ton 'usually mean exces.s acid,
The ftomadi nerves are over -stimu-
lated. Teo /11t1( h avid makes the stoni-
takes in washin't" Second Urchin—
"Well, you don't think she's' going to
leave it ou the line all night when
your =then; abaht, .do you?"
•
suppese there are many prOlems
wieh Polar .explorers sack to i‘olve?"
said theunscientific man. •'‘'Ires,"‘ re -
Piled the intrepid traveller; "a greitt
many." "What is the most important
tiler "Getting bolt,"
minarti's •Lirlitneht fee rheuttlatiten,
Batavia Physician Reports on
Peculiar Malay
Psychosis
IDr. Van Loon Professor of Pay^
Chietry in the Medical Echool of Ba-
taVia, has had an opportunity
study the special psychoses of the
Malay race, which he recently de-
scribed to the International Institute
of Anthropology, according to the
Geneva correspondent of The Journal,
of the American Medical Association.I
Of especial interest is the phyche-I
Ide known as amok. A seizure of this.
sort is a thoroughly Unexpected and
murderous attack by a Ilalay &object,
who throws himself on any one --even
members of his MIA faraily—and kifls
or severely wounds several individu-
als before be has been overcome or,
as usually occurs, kills himself, The
insanii subject seizes on the first arm
t knife, xnoro usually
` the Malay kris—and gives birnself
. up to a massacre. If after the attack
the patient can be questioned it is
common to find him in a state of com-'
• pike amnesia, If he recalls anything,.
it will be the vision he saw. Ail enemy
arose before him in the form of an
armed man or tiger and he fell on
his aggressor,
l
"Van Loon refutes Kraepelin's
opinion that the amok is an epileptic
episode," says the correspondent. "It,
is the result ef mental distress the'
etiologic factor in which is an infec-
tious process, usually malaria, ty-
phoid or influenza. On the Continent
infections do not produce such same
attacks of !sanity, but in the Malay
race the'emotivity is intense and sug-
gestibility is without equal in other
races. These people offer no resist-
ance to a sudden emotion; they
queckly lose their heads and are
strongly &object to panic, Aided by
an infection, it is evident that emotiv-
ity and suggestibility increase and
lead to the acute mental cortfuston
resulting in the amok.
The Unclean Male
London Sunday Times (Cons.): We
have grown accustomed to the um -
mantic tholight that the Elizabethans,
swaggering through their spacious
days in cloak and ruff, were far from
cleanly, and the memory of the men
who fought at Waterloo remains un-
tarnished, in spite of the fact that
they really washed. When it comes
to mordern hygiene it is ,a different
matter. It touches us nearly to be
told that present-day men's clothes
are not clean. Yet here at last is the
retort for which woraen,•Iong censur-
ed for their dress, have been looking.
The 'modern girl, charged with the
brevity of her skirt, can politely in-
quire when the modern man is,st had
his trousers cleaned. The typist
whose employer objects to her short
sleeves can hint that her jumper
washes, while his "very . serviceable
suit of black" doesn't. The historian
of a future age will not fail to com-
ment on this circumstance; an our
descendants will be heard saying
their grandfathers (not their grand-
mothers, mind you( Were amusing fel-
lows, but 60 dirty, you know:
It was her first voyage, and the old
lady took a keen interest in the work-
ing of the big liner. The vessel had
not long left port when she slowed
down. 'The ship appears to be stop,
ping, captain. Why should we stop
here?" asked the old lady, anxiously.
"To let the pilot off, ma'am." "Do you
mean to say the pilot does not go with
us all the way, to. direct the course,
captain?" "That's what I mean,
ma'am." This gave the questioner
food for thought. Presently she I
smiled, as if struck by a bright idea,
'sad added: "Oh, I suppose ,Iteter the I
pilot has set the rudder. pointing in
the right direction, there's nothing I
more for him to do, so he goes."
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"We've had a fine time playing post-
man," exclaimed the small hopeful of
the family. "We gave a letter to
every lady in the street." "But where
did you get the letters, dear?" "Oh,
we found 'eni in your trunk in the at-
tic, all tied hp with a blue ribbon."
ClearYour Skin
Of Disfidurind Blemishes
Use Cuticura
Sample Soap, Ointment, Talcum free. Adilreas Ca -
?Indian De otr"Ontien 261111111t....ar
".esealretfelife
TENTS
List of "Wanted Inventions"
and rull Information Sent Free
on Request.
T7321 RAMSAY 00., Dept. W•
273 Dank St., Ottawa, one.
vivs•matosamovversvOmovarovvo
Grippe
Heat and inhale Minardvs. Al-
so rub it on throat and cheet.
The great preventative,
easeseeeeseasersereee,
da.
Issue No. 3--'28
is good teed'
Red Rose Orange Pekoe is the finest
tea in le hest package—Ahnninum
• • • " •-• • • -
— Who, me?" "Bora?"—
Plres, sir," Where?" — ''Rhssia."
"What part?" --"All oe me," "WkY
did you leave Ruseitt?"—"I couldn't
bring it with me." "Where were your
forefathers born?"—"I only got -one
father." "Your business?" — "Rot-
ten!" "Where is Washington?"—
He s dead. I mean the capital of
'Classified Advertisements
l-41and light sowing at home, whole or
WAXTED--To Do PLA.19
sparAeptii:Se. Good pay. Work sent anY
distance. clutrges Paid. Send stamp for
particulars. Nationat Marmfacturieg (lo,
esontreal.
Willie. "Ms, if the baby was to sat
tadpoles, would it give hten a big
the United States?"—`They loaned
bass voice like a frog? Mother: :
It Good gracious, no, They'd kill him."
all to Europe." "Now, do you promise
to support the Constitution?"—"Me? ithey
How can I? I've got a wife and six
children to support,"
The King of Paln—Minard's Liniment
There is something about the mod-
ern girl that ye like, but it can't be
clothes,
lipposo—
Acts Like a Flas.4
In Relieving Colds
That's why eo many people buy
"Buckley's" to end Coughs. SIVA..
f chitie and all Throat, Chest and
Lung troublea. It's instant, pleimant,
guaranteed. You'll note its unique
powers in the very first dose—and
there're 40 doses in a 76 -cent bottle I
Ask your druggist for "Mickley's".
W. E. Buckley, Limited,
142 Mutual St., Toronto 2
YS
egrpkti. A
OPERATION LEFT
HER VERY WEAK
Letter Tells O.f Wonderful
Relief After Taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
Coniston, Ontario.—"After a se-
vere operation and a three weeks'
stay ite a hospital
I returned home
so weak that rwaS
unable to move a
chair. For four
months I was al-
most frantic with
pains and suffer -
mg until I thought
sure there could
not be any help
forme. I had very
severe painsin zny
left side and suf-
fered agony every month. One day
when I was not able to get up my
mother begged me to try your med-
icine. My husband got me a bottle
of Vegetable Compound at once and
I took it. I started a second bottle,
and to my surprise and joy the pains
in my side left me completely and I
am able to do all my work without
help, I am a farmer's wife, so you
see I can't be idle long. In all, I have
taken six bottles df Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound, five
boxes of the Compound Tablets, two
betties of Lydia E. Pinkham's Blood
Medicine, and have also used the San-
ative Wash. "—Mrs. L. LAJEuNESSE,
Box 103, Coniston, Ontario. a
The BABY
No mother in this enlightened age
would give her baby something she
and not know was perfeetly harmless,
especially when a few drops of Wain
Castoria will right a baby's stomach
and end almost any little ill. Fretful-
ness and fever, too; it seems tto time
until everything is serene.
That's the beauty of Castoria; its
gentle influenee seems just what Is
needed. It does all that castor on
might accomplish, without shock to
the system. 'Without theeessitateate.--,
It's delicious! Being purely vege-
table, you can give it as often as
there's a sign of colic; cbastipation;
diarrhea; or need to aid sound, uatur-
al sleep.
Just one warning: It Is genuine
Fletcher's Castoria, that physicians
recommend. Other preparations may
be jest as free from all doubtful
drugs, but no child of this writer's is
going tea test them! Besides, the
book on care anti feeding Of babies,
that comes with Fletcher's °eater% "
is worth its weight in gold.
0111913WMIVVICPSII
Children Cry for
Headaches ma3r be Swiftly and safely relieved by an Aspirin
tablet, A most efficient remedy, and there's no after effect; its
• ttse avoids much needless suffering. Try it next time; see how
soon its soothing influence is felt. knit as helpful when you have
a cold; neuralgia, neuritis, rheumatism, lumbago. ingt be certain
you get real Aspirin --the genuine has Bayer on the box, and
on every tablet, All druggists, with proven directions.
Physicians prescribe Aspirin;
it does NOT affect the heart
Aspirin Is tht trad mark (tertelored In Canailal MGM:nine Payer tiann.:tetar%. *4110 it
is well lthetra that Aspirin Means lieYer rascureeturs. ta csaare the purte egstest
Dons, tho Tithiets Will be damped with their "Sayer Cross" trialtungh