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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1928-02-16, Page 7>>■ »• Classified Advertisements jpoo^ecair SWTATE WAJTED. The picture GREAT ] endorsation of The BABY BROKEN mushrooms, prepared as usual, with and infantile ailments ISSUE Ho. C—*28 '• Coughs <an3&dl ds in the SI reef Oi’ator—"Nah! Any more in­ terruptions and I finishes up, leavin’ yer ignorant of the ’orrible times in which yer lives.” Lindbergh made a full atop at tolou. He—"Dearest, do you think I shall prove a satisfactory mate?” Bhe— "Oh, you’ll do for a mate all right. Now, look me over and tell me what you think of your captain.” the nation contributing nations means that or constipation Or those many times when don’t know what is the mat- real sickness, call the doctor, At other times, a few drops There, is a great difference in mem Rome are well to do, and others are hard to do. "When cremation becomes more popular probably a dust pan will replace the skeleton in the closet." Lady (buying, a car)--"Now, there was some other question I wanted to ask you. Ah, yes, what is the brute force of the car?”c •stimulated. There is excess acid, way to correct it is with an alkali, :h neutralises many times its vol­ rays Fletcher’s, may bp just as from dangerous why experiment? Besides, tarn and fcotWiv, ivo Hours alter eaj fier from sour it inuigostion. stomach nerves Coming events must cast their sha­ dow. llow else can you account for calling Chicago the Windy City so many years before the arrival of .Bill Thompson? i Minard's Liniment far siek animals doctor often tolls you to do just and always prepamtlons just as free b thus uneven- improper com- for a solution thirtepn-month TOO EASILY Deacon Turtle (severely): Haven’t you made any good New Year'6 resolutions, young man? Rabbit: Yes, I resolved not to make any more resolutfoiw! 'Hopkins tell Susan enough.” three girls behind. Charles; this one’s name is Belinda! ” (to his wife)-—"You might that this steak isn’t done Mrs. Hopkins—“You are THOMAS A, EDISON WITH AN OLD FRIEND His 1914 model flivver still serve® him beautifully, he says, was made at Mr. Edison’s Florida home at Fort Myers. Mining Investors Intrinsic values govern market prjees eventually. We shall be fliad to' analyze your holdings from that angle without obligation. LYLE, BELL & CO. Stock Brokers, Mall Bldg., Toronto ELgln 2136-7 Write, Wire or Phone getting on :i.” Hamilton, Ontario. — ‘ 'I have taken several bottles of Lveia E.Pinkham’s teaming, and Double Worth Because one Ton D W 8-16-S = two Tons 4-8-4. r. D. W. GUNN, LTD. 200 Vine Ave., Toronto, Ont. ig many stomachs. It means have been APIeasantSWnstentBelicf There is »n effective way to pleas­ antly relieve that distressing Cough. Bucicley’e Mixture is delightful and "friendly”. Yet-it act# like a flash in clearing the throat and chest. One dose stops coughing—and there are 40 doses' in a 78-cent bottle I All druggists sell it under * money-back guarantee. W. K. Buckley, Limited, 142 Mutual St., Toronto 2 Acta single dp ptavti =PHHUM= For Troubles <lue 4® Acid. INDIGESTION agio (jTOMACH HCAR.TBUR.N HEADACHE OASES r NAUSEA^ Calendar Revision His Chief Ambition Constantinople The Wizard and HU Car Meres ctnr F- H.*" ft Li b.*h: Cn‘Fwort tu'tndar B. Cc<sworth of Van- :r 1 ;as Become Inter* rrjly Known Over Ttccn-Months Plan wr and amp: out the s it been written and are it ten about Moses B. 1 is intornaiimal fixed sign, a move which the present method of passage of the year with a system of thir­ ds days each with the international holiday. have II e: would wipe re cording ; ml rcplaci teen months of i day, an E.> has risen from an obscure Van­ couver, B.C., accountant to a world, figure, whose namo is p byword in European capitals. Yet tho man, Cotswortli, is to a degree unknown, he has been pushed into the back­ ground by Log immensity of his ob­ jective. From his childhood, he admits, he lias had a desire to "get to the bot- ioni of things.” On his graduation from a Yorkshire grammar school, the 'readmaster openly commended on this trait. As a man in his thirties b-n came to Vancouver where he open­ ed an accountants office and flourish­ ed in a modest way. Hit; work, ho says, immediately brought one point to the fore—busi­ ness comparisons based on monthly returns could not be taken as a true barometer of business. Different, days of the week have varied values to tho business man, length months gave parisons. He sought nd his idea of tho alendar was born. Afjer years of research he believed the plan was ready for submission to l.'ie public and he reviewed it in addresses before official and com­ mercial groups. The history of its growing support is too well known to require, repeating. Five years ago he -left for Washing* ton, D.G., . oxpecting to be- gone two weeks. He • re'ttirne'd '*to' his home, .in Vancouver- at the last Christmas vaca­ tion for the second brief'visit-in the half decade. His campaign has been.'one for an ideal and has entitled personal finan­ cial loss fis he lias refused to accept an” payment, taking only expense money. In the meantime, his busi­ ness in Vancouver has disappeared. A hearty man year, he cherishes goal is in sight. "I believe that practically every to the league of i it will be only a matter of a short time, before the simplified calendar will be adopted,” he said during his visit, to the coast cit.y. January 1, 1933, will be the ideal date to com­ mence, for it falls on a Sunday.” Cotswortli expects no. reward even if his plan succeeds.. The achieve­ ment of his goal is sufficient. Chief Joy of National Parks The visitor to the national parks In the Canadian Rockies who leaves without having taken a trail trip missed one of the chief joys of region. If ono wishes to know real heart of the mountains he to. go. off alone and live and camp among tli*m. There are over 700 ■miles of trails in Rocky Mountains national park, Alberta, a large part of which radiate from Banff. "I often wonder when I am in Heaven how I shall get my coat on ovei* my wings.” Whereupon his wife regard­ ed him silently for some moments, and then replied: "You need not wor­ ry about that. Your difficulty will be your trousers over your A Neva Scalia Lady Was in an Refugees Must Quite Turkish Anaemic Condition, ...- Capital by Feb. 1; League of Nations Has Task Finding Homes for Them Geneva. The League of Nations which hat?, already sent Aineriesan lountrleo many Russian refugeet’, finds fronted with the task of from Constantinople the last 3,0ffi) re­ fugees resident there. Vnder a Turkish edict, all the rcfii- gees must leave Constantinople by February 1, lip to 1921 no fewer than 9(i,oob Russians had taken refuge in the Turkish metropolis from their na- Williams- five land, at the time of military move- "I have received. ments inaugurated by Generals Deni- •n who do not t-loc-p ; not refreshed and. i a, night’s rest, are t watery; got the d head- : is the i is the 'Ith and nothing (.-he can equal Dr. Williams’ l’ink Pills. Flora first dore to last they en­ rich and pmify the biuod, and in this way promote bettor appetite, better lest at night, and renewed strength. , Mrs. Mary E. Uhlman, town, N.S., writes: —‘__ _ so much benefit from Dr. Williams’ kino and Wrangel. Pink Pills, that 1 rvould feel myself! ungrateful if I did not let yc u know. ’■'I was in a very bad state of health and reached tho stage where I had to A doctor was called I I had no organic simply run clown 1 had been left, with I blood. The liourMimcut aclwfi and a remit. Build one suit stitp strength, and to .11* demand a •n-out feelin up the blo< renewed h< this purport to Latln- families of Itself eon- evacuating TE £°<>d te** The Orange Pekoe, at a little extra cost, is extra good Zn clean, bright Aluminum remain in bed, in and he told me trouble, but was from overwoork. a family to support, which I did by dressmaking. Tho doctor said my blood had almost turned to water, and advised a rest cure. 1 did not see how it was possible for me to take a very long rest, no I decided to try Dr. Wil­ liams’ Pink Pills, Sooi} I found ray strength returning and before very long I was able to go about my duties as usual again. This was a few years ago, and my health remained good until about a year ago, when I broke out with humor of the blood. Again I consulted tlffi doctor, who said my blood bad become so thin really poisoned itself. I had bought several boxes ’Hams’ Pink Pills, and he go on taking them as he thought they were just what I needed. I took eight boxes and again was in good health. I can therefore recommend these pills to-all in- a weak- or run-down, condi­ tion.” • Dr. Williams' l?fnk-Pills itr.o sold by all-druggists-' or-Will, be--sent by mail, post paid, on receipt,-of price, 50 cents -a box. Try them to-day. An old Negro got up one night at a revival meeting and said: "Brudders an’ sisters, you knows an’ I knows dat I ain’t been what I oughter been. I’se robbed hen-roosts an’ stole hawgs, an' told lies, an’ got drunk, an’ slashed folks with mah razor, an’ cussed and swore; but I thank Heaven dere’s one thing I ain’t nebber don—I ain't neb ber lost mah religion.” Free—a new nook of poultry Lessons. L. R. Gqild & Sons, Box T., Rockwood, Ont. Nansen Places Refugees. Dr. Fridtjof Nansen, high commis­ sioner of the League of Nations for refugee questions, succeeded in dis- i parsing most of the refugees to forty- five different countries, where employ­ ment was found for them in collabora­ tion with the International. Labor Of­ fice. Funds furnished by member states and by American and British relief organizations financed the mi­ gration. As the evacuation progressed, how­ ever, the task of finding employment in other countries -for the refugees be­ came more difficult. A climax was reached in 1926. At the same time that Turkey declared all Russian refugees must obtain Turkish nationality o rleave the coun­ try before August 1, 1927, France de­ cided that it could accept no foreign workers because of the economic crisis which followed the stabilization of the franc. All Must Quit Turkey. Only in exceptional caees could the refugees obtain Turkish nationality. A temporary suspension was .granted In the- clecree* that. tho. rest must'leave; butrnow all have1'to go. ■ -AmongL the' -3,000- Russians • left • in Constantinople -are-many jazz .artists,- dancers, agricultuidsts, carpenters, sailors,«•' domestics and commercial fblk. It costs'to transport and settle them in South America about ?100 apiece. The labor office estimates that for the final liquidation of Rus­ sian refugees in Turkey some $250,000 will be required, including some §75,- 000 for the removal of 800 invalids. Some of the 3,000 probably will be sent to the Argentine, Bolivia and Peru. .. _ ______t»t British Charity Bequests Decline in .10-Year Period London.—-Are British people less charitable tiffin they used to be? An affirmative answer is suggested by an article in "The Nineteenth Cen­ tury,” by Wyatt Tilby, who computes that whereas in 1918 the amounts be­ queathed in wills to charity or other public or religious purposes were more than. 8 per cent; of the total be­ quests, in 1927 they had dropped to 2 per cent. As individual wealth has increased during the last thirty years it is sug­ gested that the decrease"in bequests to charity is due to the fact that the state now does more for the com­ munity, while the increase of taxation inclines the family to do more for it­ self when money is bequeathed. --------------------- From Rab and His Friends He was killed by a cannon splinter, Quite in the middle of the winter; Perhaps it was not at that time, But I can get no other.rhyme. ■Marjorie Fleming, Edinburgh, 1810. (8-year-okl poet prodigy). WE SELL AND TRADE PROPERTY anywhere in Canada. tfterilBC ffixebange Co., Box 84, Galt, Ont, MARRY —JOIN CANADIAN COR­ RESPONDENCE CLUJB. 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For creamed mushrooms remove the stemc and peel one pound of mushrooms. Melt five tablespoons of butter, add the mushrooms broken in pieces and cook for three minutes. Sprinkle with salt and pepper, dredge With one and a half tablespoons of flour and pour over them half a cup of thin cream. Cook for five minutes, stirring constantly. A more unusual mushroom dish is mado by sprinkling half a pound of Why do so many, many babies of to-; day escape all the little fretful spells 1................ .......that used to salt and pepper, dredging them with,worry mothers through the day, and flour and cooking three minutes in a keep them uphalf the night? < If you don’t know the answer, you Add one cup of boiling haven’t discovered pure, harmless ------ . ........— ...... — . It is sweet to the taste, and ivt 4-1^ i<4 4-lzA 1 Sprinkle with three table-1 gentle influence seems felt all through cheese. As soon as [the tiny system. 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